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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

Mrs.. HawIey Chapman. wife Of he dsnsntsA
actor, jeffrey Hawiey, Who wss nearly killed BY
her husbands nurse, Henry sssrvsns, In Nsv
York in February last, announced hsr intsasioa
Of going on the stage.
Gov. Holt Of North Carolina kas issusd Q
proclamation Recommending Q school holdsy
throughout the STATE o. Columbus dAy. ose6p
~ a. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

Kirk at Tamsoua. Pa. between OuirE and
Charles Mcconnell. which terminated by the
latter being hit over the head with o bottle, his
skull being crushed. Mcconnell is in precsri-
Gus condition, and il 10 feared he viii die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

THE OPENING OF cAMPAIoS-NEaorIATIoN
SAID TO BE GOING ON LOOKING TO FUSION
WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND LANosroN
DEMOCRATS BEGIN VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
POLITICS AND PUGILISM.
Two Topics Now Much Talked About in
New York.

REPUBLICANS WHO THINK THE TARIFF WILL
WIN FOR THEM IN NEW YoRK-1NrrRv1Ews
WITH GEN. DUMoNr AND Ex-REPREsENrAT1vE
HoRR-BosroN FOLKS WHO WOULD LIKE TO
HAVE coRBErr THRASH SULLIVAN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
WHEN SKINNER WITHDREW.
A Remarkable Scene in the Third Party
Convention at Raleigh.

DEMOCRATS SAY THE BACKBONE OF THE NKw
PARTY IS BRoKES-wHAr SKINNER SAID THAT
ANGERED THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOW
OF REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
August Days ss Atlantic city.

last Saturday excursion on August - Vi
b. and o. r. r. Special train a. $50 pm,
pm. Round trip, ess0, good % rstun s1.-
day or Nonday.-Adut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

THE TENTS FOR THE REUNION WILL COME
FROM ST. LoUIs-GREAT WORK BEING DONE
AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE EXECUTIVE
CoMMIrTEE-cHAIRMAN EpsoN's ASSISTANTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
NETWORK CITY.

Tho West Washington Market standholdcrS were
served yesterday with notice from Commissioner GIL
roy that the alterations to the market ordered 10y Inc
Board Of Estimate. would begin within ten days.
These Improvements are TO cost about @lo,VFo' ana
the purpose is 20 make the budinS nearly nrcprpoi
The SHAREHOLDERS object 10 the alterations hecauN'
they will be nconvenionccd while The worl, IS being
done.
James A. Palmer who Is charged with forging tie
names Of members OF the firm Of Tiffany Il Co., was
arragned in the jefferson Market police Court ycser-
dav Through his counsel he waived further cNanina
ton and was committed for trial in default of $4,000
bail.
The annual election Of the Maritime Exchange VIII
be held today. The polls VIII be open from a m
until 1 =. IN.
40 n mark of respect 10 the memory Of Edward :.
Janray. many OF the prominent members Of the dry
goods trade fave decided 10 close their places Of bu
ness from 10 to Il o'clock tomorrow which is the
time set for the funeral
Among the passengers on the Cuuard steamship
Aurania from Liverpool, which arrived here late sun
day night. Commander J. VI. FORSYTH and Pay
master W. b. Wilcox. Of the Navy. They come from
the United STATES steamer Tahpoosa, which has been
condemned and sold at BuenOs Ayrc,.
Lazaid Frrcs yesterday engaged 100000 in gold
at the subTrasury for shipment t. Europe The
gold Will 60 the Trayc to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
BANKING HOUSE TO BE RrorGlyIzrD.

The well.known banking house Of John Patton &
Co.. 30. - William-,t, viii De roorganizcf or May
]. The co-prtnershp expires 10y limitation, and
the new firm will De known CuylcF Morgan a GO.
The firm Of John Patton d Coz va, formed On MAY
l. l--1. with John Patton, C0ruclia. &. Cuyl T and
benjamin Graham general Iarrc-., aud Morr.,
X. Jc,up a, special partner. II succeeded 10 the
business Of the Cd banking hon OF Jrsup, Patton q
Co. On May /, 1890 Frame, !. Patton We, admitted
the firm general partner. The general partners
OF Cuycg, Morgan d co. will be Cornelius g. 'uYlcr.
benjamin Graham, Junius spencer Morgan and Francis
j. laton. Morris X. Jc-up and JOhu Patton viii
be special partners. The now partner, Juniu spencer
Morgan IS II nephew Of J. ricrrcpont Morgan. Fiand,
J. Patton, a son Of John Patton. who for two y"ar-
the ,S,ard mcmi': Of John Patton a Co., VIII
be the board member OF the firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
THE CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGATION

The special commission appointed by the secretary
of the Treasury investigate the workings Of tho
various departments Of the customs service at This
port met Yesterday In the Collectors Office and or
ganizcd by cectng Collector Hendricks chairman ana
spccal Agent Whitehead secretary. Tic other, present
were Surveyor Lyons, Naval officer Wills and Ap-
pfalser Cooper. The wOr,, before the commission
was talked Informally, but 40 plan " opera
tions was adopted. The with which frauds on
the revenue have been carried without detection
wOnld seem 10 indicate that there are some radical
defects in the system Of entire. and counter checks
which has been employed in the service for wears a;1
it Will be the duty Of the present commission to
suggest remedies for these defects.
The numerous dismlssals which have followed the
disclosures OF extensive frauds within the last three
months have left the service somewhat short Of
sisant weghers and assistant gaugcr, and In order
that these vacancies MAY be filed with little delay
Ms possible the Cvil service Commission has amended
the regulations governing promotions that "any
person who has been absolutely appointed "A night
inspector may, upon passing regular examination
approved By the Commission be promoted H. the grade
of assistant weiehcr or Of Inspector" The amend
ments also make few changes In the method Of
appointing clerks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
A NEJY SYSTEM or IlRD INSPECTION.

The meeting OF the lard trade OF the Produce EX-
change Yesterday held to take action the subject
Of official inspection, was well attended and resulted
in the rejection Of the plan 70 appoint inspectors
chief, who should have charge of the depart
ment. similar to that supported by the grain trade
The committee which has been investigating the snb
Jet presented two plans for consideration, author
ning the appointment OF official Inspector in chief
and one not quite radical. mailing material mOdi
hcations IN the present unsatisfactory system. Both
plans had active supporters. and the meeting was Il
warm one The opponents Of the grain trade plan as
serted that those who found serious fault with the present
system represented less than 10 per Of the total
trade ut this port and urged thc adoption Of the
other scheme as compromise measure. They carried
their point by a large majority In the voting The
notifications decided upon viii now 20 Lclofe the
Board OF Governors for approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26

GAMES IN Oiiiiit 'lIIl">'
wa-hington April o5--Ptchcr Kfcn much tor
Philadelphia in to.day's game. and Washington with
comparative weighing was fairly elective but the
washingtons' hits were we'll placed. Three hits were
made oil Knlen Of which Two were in the ninth innin:
The score:
T TssdsiSS. ..: :..S . 9 . . SS- -ii
rhnsspGp aag weySas
Umpire-IIurst
Cincinnati. April 95-CincInnou won to.days by
hard and timely hitting assisted occasion by an
crror Gasscocks. ST. Louis twice hcd bases without
being able to score The score;
e &, n@si: ....... 9 9 Z S &c
Ba,ehits-Cncinnatl TO- 81. Louis .. Erron.-Cincn-
natl . s. Louis . PlchGs-Chambera!n and Caru,hers
UHDlre-Enslie.
Clcyeland April 25-To-day> cape wac a pitchers
contest. Hutchison hit harder than Young. and
besides doing good work in the box Young got in three
or four OF Ceveland's runs. The score:
S crss.s"d d. Q g 9 Q 9 8 SS--ss
Baschits-Clcyca1d H. Chicago 10. Errors-Cicveland
SheGT IdSSsO ''"'''
pit,sburg April 25.-opportune and har1 hitting won
the game for Pittburs today Elmer Smith hit safely
four times. knocking TWO triples and two 'inGe' The
r PUT! w: ~ g 9 Q . ! 9 Q CC-2s
suls g. ioa.so H. and
UmpirS-ISnch.
ptcher and he lost head in the eighth inning and the
MIlwaukecs bst,cd oat game when TIE local tam
seemed 10 have the game The score:
MP%ssRsli'' -. .. Q 9 . Q 8 30
ElInira April 25.-lhc Elmirs and Cuban Giant teams
played here to-day and as IL pleased
by this score:
t l1S.Ta Giani..:::.. . q Q %
Philadelphia April 25 (speciaThe most exciting ball
game played the local college grounds this took
place to-day between the Pennsylvania and Johns Hop
ins he wi n IN
eighth inning Pennsyvanis felt Of victory. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Arrival CT President lIarriton. evening.
Board Of Aldermen, City Hall, p. III.
American McAll Association annual mecths' H-arD'c
Collegi,te Church.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Cake walk Madison square GardCn, evening
Ncw.York Bostcn baseball match Polo GROUNDS D. II
Syrian Colony nass.meetng, No "a west fof"'
sccond-s'.. p. m.
81, James Catholic Club dinner, Wilson'S, Brooklyn
evening
Musical Jubilee Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church.
p
Fair in aid Of St BcncdicCs Home, LenoN Lycenm'
WIDE Awake Republican Club housewarrns NO 233
Last feminist, p IL.
Russian Fnminc Fund benefit, Manhattan Athletic Cmb
Theatre p. m.
Kings County League Of Republican Cluos' no "'J
Manhattan-a ave. Drootlyn, p. NJ.
Five Points Mission scwing.school anniversary NO 90
PaTk.st, p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
ORANGE.

Tho concert of the orange Mcndel-,ohn Union, given
In thc Music Hall last evening artistic and
social success. II was the lat ono of the season.
burned We. crdny at the home of Frederick Grndman
her brother IN law. She cleaning ont rubbish ana
accidentally set 1t on fire. Her drcs, snitcd and
In a minute she cuvelOpcd in flames. Mr.,
Abraham .lordlpn sic, ccdcd IN putting the flame,
ont aud wa, herself severely burned. Mis-. Coulter
was taken 20 the Memorial Hospital in a critical
djiou.
Ing In InIk-st. Yesterday. He diOpp'd rein by
accident and the frightened horse dashed across Main
ST. crashing into iron pole. The carriage was
.pliutercd. Mis- Clnm kal,cnmeycr had arm
hrthcm and was severely bruised. The hOrsc broke
hi, bIcdsibone and had TO DC shot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
FOR THE RUSSIAN FAMINE FUND.
THE BENEFIT At THE MANHATTAN ATnLEl>s
club THEATRE-CONTRIBUTO

THE BENEFIT At THE MANHATTAN ATHLETES
club APPROXIMATIONS.
For the Russian Famine Fund benefit AT the theatre
of the Manhattan Athletic club th, evening tickets
may st he obtained at Schlrmcrs. Union Square. and
the box Office Of the theatre Among the persons who
will appear may be- mentioned Miss Marguerite II.
john Miss Lole Fuller by permission Of Mcssrs. Ioyt
a Th0masl. Miss jennie Hall wade. the soprano: Miss
Berthe Robson. John Glcndcnning. Albert 6. ThlcS.
tho tenor: Wilinm L.. Green. the lmmorist: William g.
bore. the banjo PLAYER William Cah0onc. ir. " La
RcgaOncl.a' the child dancer. Master Henry Levy.
the clever pianist William j. DAILY. humOr,t Van
Rensselaer, Wheeler. the baritone c. Val Baar Percy
West and T.. c. Lyons JcrOme's comedy Of Barbara"
will be- presented with fine cast
The Chamber Of Commerce Russian Relief Commit
tee reports the receipt Of the following additional
contributions TO the relief fund
The town Of Madison. n. ". by W. w. Newell. Ir.
81 the Rev. w. Allen Johnson s9O. Carmichacls.
Penn. through T. L. Lincoln @2l 30 Kings Daugh.
Pompt1n 500: few OF the residents Of Pomptpn.
80: Charles y. Brown. 81 Protestant Church. san
Jose. Costa Rica. through the Rev \. J. Church.
800; through The Witness" SI7 - through The
Herald" $50; Congregational SUNDAY school, Walton
~ y. through G. a. Rogers $i3 % First C0ncrnga-
tional Church, East MADDEN. go -: W. f. Wells. 50
additional from citizens Of Utica Y. y through II. ;.
Williams. S203 80: additional through Elizabeth
Daily JouInn' 42ss 20: previously acknowledged
4jJ.OG3 90 total 70 date. Sj0.Dl7 10.
The Tribune Las received from the vesiry of Christ
Church. MiddlcOwn. y. j.. - 80. ns a contribution to
the Russian Relief Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

JEK>E1 I'll l.
TIE COMPLAINANT SPOILED Ills OWN CASE
Erich IIcnermann "A collector for brewery ~
comfy brought suit I'm the Circuit Court to recover
so 600 damages from August stein, for SANDER Inc
case was tried yesterday Iencrmann was Tor years
member OF the German Club. When he went 10
Furopc three years ag, he resigned from IT, After
his return he was again proposed Tor membership
August stein a member Of the board of trustees OPP
posed his rc-electi6I. saying that licncFmahh h'u
roor from his Office two railway bonds, and that he
stein had causcd his arrest The trustees backbalcd
the candidate IIenermann learned the cause oil ms
reiection and sued stein. Yesterday stein admitted
having made the statement, lie sllu lhiil HcHci-
mann had Il part Interest In the securities Inc 'oih
painaut admitted that he had been arrested Ior tah
ing the bonds, Judge Wers directed the jury 10 ma
II verdict for stem.
Annie Burns wife OF James Burns captain OF
canalboat appeared I'm Police Justice o'DohheI'
court Yesterday Her husband was arrested Satur-
day night upon the complaint Of her brother WI"
charged Burns with having drowned her In the
ticwaIiis Canal. when Burns Is released from thc
CITY Hospital where he f. suffering from d"lrium
cnens hc will bc permitted TO return 10 his canal
boat. Ills wife had been in Philadelphia
The different boards Of commissioners organlZed
yesterday The Tribune said they YOU'D. W. ,o +
Kern was reelected president, and Charles Ester
brook clerk Of the Board of FIRE commissioners,
John T. Fccnry was reelected clerk Oi the fplrc
Board John u. Gorham was elected president OF inc
Tax Commissioners. and james r. Connolly CLERK Oh
the same board.
Jane, Kane twcnty.three Years old switehman
on the pcnus ylvania rnad. living ut NO. ia flilhst
was run over and killed In liarsimns Cove YESTERDAY
morning. His foot caught In the fIog OF switch
and &c could not loosen II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
TIIIABf.

puiic -u,an william Martin. Will" on duty on the
boulevard between Elizabeth and Newark, wa, muir
dcrOi,ly assaulted ~ a. ~. yesterday Martin
stopped suspicious Ooklug stranger and asked him his
business. The man drew a knife and dashed Magtir
~ the fncc. cuttlng deep wound from h, mouth Ia
In, ncch. close 10 the lugulnr vein The stranger
e-caprd Martin pnr-nng until ~ had - stop from
loss Of blood. The wound !, not dangerous.
\ man VINO AN. wcrs the description ~ 80" hs-rll
ant was arrested IN Jersey CITY lat night. Tie
policeman VIII sec II he can Identify him to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
Suicide OF 4 YOUNG WOMAN.

Miss Rebecca Brooks. twenty-five years old, who
lived with her widowed mother AZ no. 21i IT. Marhs
ave. committed suicide last evening by hanging her'ei
I'm her room. She u,cd piece Of clothcsinc, which
, fastened 10 N" trn,om over the door Of her ROOM
Her little sister discovered that her door fastened
and told her mother. Joseph Dll-col, young man
bombing In The house. burst open the door The rop'
had broken and she was lying dead upon the moor.
The Young kept house for her mother, who say
N" Wa, good and dutiul Grl. No cause IS asflShed
fpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
NEW ERlNsMICl\

George l.. Gordon. proprietor u q horse cy hanc'
IN th, dty. hl, brought suit Ia the Circuit Court for
525Ooj a.1ilu,' the lamc-burs Bark. The bank 8,
In debt Z, NJ. Gordon about +13OlO through tie dc
Mlcaiioa ~ =. " tou IN. tn banks cashier. From
February. L. 10 December last when VI. I'M died
and De-, shortage discovered. there had never beer
a correct statement nom tAc lsnk 90 Mr t'ori, 3d..
owing to the cashier, fraud. The aWluilr was hr-"N
crt,ird o. falling e. credit Nj Gordon with deposit
made hy him. According - the l'ca form. Mr. cor
dons suit 5 brought n twice the amount ~ the claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
HOME NE TVS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
BREVOORT-Thomas Barring, of London RFu NS"lNh
Colonel John Hay and Henry Adams, of Washington
D. c. FIFTH AVENUE-Senator George r. Hoar' OIL
Massachusetts, Ex-Governor Rufus b. BullocK Z" "'o'
ra and Irving NJ. Scott Of san Francisco. "lLHf1 90
Captain Richard W. Meade, l. 5. Navy hof' NAn-
ExConrrcssman William c. Maybury, OF d. troit. Hoh
IAND-A Leo Knott Of Baltmo NEW-i OKk-'"n-
eral james T. Slaughter Of Alabama, and Colonel Ioh
G Haskell, Of South Carolina. WINDSOR-R H. Cao'e'
president OF the Chicago, Rock Island ana racine io
way Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26

James = +. Sirnnalan. Congressman. eN Bridge
president cN Park pr, sdcnt ad cN Pres don io Eettor
va, eighty four years old Yesterday, and enjoyed his
birthday I'm excellent health and spirits. lie proposes
Ia spend his summer vacation at saratoga. lie re
cclycd the congratulations % many friends at his onicc
M the Atlantic Wharf, and at hi home In Union ST.
The General Term has affirmed the docision OF tho
CITY Court awarding absolute divorce 10 Mrs. Lille =
Crary. dnugnicr OF cx Mayor Howell from william T..
Cfary the co spondcnt being her cousin. Miss Will
hcmlna Tunstall.
The Aldermen voted yesterday to establish court
over which Police Justice Watson viii preside. at Grand
and Haycmcycr SIS. \ building Will be leased for
five year, a II 200 year.
The annual parade Of Bamum', Circus was watched
by great crowd, u person, n the principal streets
Yesterday the route being from llal,'yst and sara
toraavc 20 the Eastern District and the city Hall.
The FIRST annual exhibition u the department Of
architecture, II the Er,oklyn Institute was opened In
the Non,,suc art gallery ycstcri lay AMI will be
continued until MAY :.
Dr. Talmagcs projected trip to Enropc the coming
VIII -ail about Jane l.. The tabernacle VIII be closed
for two months. and for one month the Rev. Frank
Talmasc viii III his father, pulpit
lis Training Wa E,ncfciaI.-I have been rca ling
about the Indian, AZ the Hampton school IN virginia,
observed Mr. ~uaggs.
All replied her husband
enc shawnee bpy was known as Tommy Wildcat
when went there. but aftrg year, tuition b" ap
Is.arcd In the catalogue as Thomas ". Gait. Wasn't
N"t at all. lie lc>, wild, you see."-(rtts
burg Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
PLAINEIELD'

Maria Mah1n The Young woman who made dis
turharcc I'm the vcstibulc Of the Crescent Avcnuc
ITc,b tclal Church sunday evening. Va, ailude'd
TO be insane yc,tcrdIy aud Will De taken t. the a-y
lum al Morris Plains to-day. The story OF her ac
tons printed in The Tribune yesterday not fur
ulshcd by The regular core poufcut and the paper
va, missed into publishing au exaggerated account OF
the affair. lu point ~ fuct, the woman di not ,rt
fire T. aus lcu,'ur OF within some I'll .Lincc ol the
church aud f.N If the congregation knew OF the o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
EXTRA VALUES
IN ID X + SIS GOODS.

on THE MAIN FLOOR
On sale, this week, thirty cases ~
fine grade Dress Goods, new in
style ana reasonable in price.
This lot contains Fancy VigOyne-
VigOureux and variety of other
weaves.
Plain Crepes, embroidered all.
over in dots and small figures
Yachting Serges, in Cream, Nayv.
Red and other cOlOrs.
Three hundred handsome
Robes, with embroidered and an.
pliqued fOOt-bands, extending
arOund the skirt; prices $500
to $500 each.
IN TIE BASEMENT
One case all wool storm Serge. 80
cents per yard. One case Cameps
Hair Stripes and three cases OF
CheviOts, in broken checks and
mixtures, at rs cents per yard;
former price 1925 per yard.
One hundred Robes with EN-.
brOidered and appliqued foot.
bands prices $3.50 and $3.50.
JAMES CREERY CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
Established 1891.
HANKINSON
STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
Ii Enst 27ih II.

IL with mdsc and passengers Oerics Co Arrived at
steamer Darmsld (Gcrl Bclckcr April r. with
mse amt passengers 10 oelriohs Co. Arrived the D'F Al
nursuds Fr Dgac MarScic MAJ, Mar a. N"pg'
April ). with ndsc and passengers 10 Elwel Co. NJ
STEINER Eeiecnt In, DAWSON Mediterranean ports
Gibraltar April with mdsc To Phelps Bros Co. Arrived Al
steamer Taucarvir m Courcor Bordeaux April TO- with
mi.c 10 fnnc hye & Co. arrived a. me har At vro v
Santos and - Lucia with msc 10 Funch Ee 90 Arrived
steamer Nin, fr, walker. Kingston days with mdse
and pascngrrstO Pm Forwo~l& Co. Arrived AT Tie Bar Al
steamer Ciy OF Washington. Honann Mexican ports via
Havana days with misc and passcns,rso james Warl
s@sr MssGS 1% S@'H av" Hy Says mn r % az
steamer nrctiahik CNorl Arrnscn Baucoa days with
and paNscngcrsto Outcrbise CO. Arrived at The Bar
steamer Louisiana eager NeN.Orlcans with mlse and pas
steamer Rairgn sears Darcn lumber South Brook
steamer Lllic Henderson, wilctts. Philadelphia. with
Ship LyH,harS Cir Martin Calcutta days. with mlsc
ship Peterborough Br Mirchie Antwerp 50 days. with
mdsc to order. vessel 10 Peter Wright sons. -,
last To master
suNsEr.wln4a. sandy Hook light Sc cloudy
CITY island-ight, SSW inir
CLEARED
Steamer Taye GER Rcimkas ten via Southampton
steamer Wcsrr ,,icr, Binc,sc bremen Ocrchs a co.
Brrinblk Nor. Nielsen. Barlcna Mones a Co
steamer john 6 Christopher Crawford, JIcks"n'iIle-WA
SnmcrVilc
cmas,er Robinson Charleston ana Jacksonville
YIN l. clyde ~ co.
steamer L W Bruno Lewis Baltimore ii G Fostog
ship Senator tr MalOn Batavia Tor orders Whitney
a Co ...- -
ship Joaquin Drnkwacr Francisco sutton co
Bark PlOIa Made tIta MOlhno Batavia Vernon IL Brown
& Co.
SAILED
RoSncath YemasSee Charleston; City
OF Birnin CHAM. savannah w Brune Baltimore
ship Marlborough for Philadelphia
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
the cable buoy white lights port side Zen
rry order lights viii be shown soon as repairs
be made
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoypoS. April 2j-Arrivcd. steamer Buffalo (Br). Mact
from New York.
LNERrooL April 95 Arrived steamer Connemara OBJ.
BUultOn. from New. York. $500 .
SOUTH NMPTON April 25-Arrvrd steamer Elbe (Ger Won
| ,ioesscl. from New y ork on her way Ia Bremen.
Apii - sailed steamer Saae (Gerl, khgk from Bfemeh
| hence New NorS
! GLASGOW. Apnl % Arrived steamer Norwegian Obi.
| Christie nom York
Huli. April "a Sailed Calico tBr Colman Tor
| New York
LEru Apri 2t-Sard steamer Croma OBI, LOr for New
| Nulk.
BRiMERmAvrN April Arrived. (Ger).
hchmer. from New. York
ROTTERDAM April 23-salled steamers OLDHAM Dtch Bak
| ker. and Ocean (ptchl, Noge. for New York
ANTWERP. April 25Anyed. steamer Noordlnnd (Belg).
Nckc- from New York
GIBRALTAR Arl 25Arrived steamer Fulda GER, Thaen
horst, from New'Y ek on her way TO Genoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26

Police sergeant Hurley. IN the Bureau OF Informa-
uoh' sd'd as' evening that Mrs ROsamond pcciin
baugh' VINO disappeared on Friday from No. lOl Enst
Twenty -ffih-Si. had not been found in the city, and
had not been heard from aS having returned 10 her
former home In Mount Vernon. Ind. Her husband
DR. G.. r. Pccknbaugh. fears that she is dementcd and
wandering about the city. He has been nt Polio.
headquarters every day since her Disappearance cx-
aiming the reports OF accidents.