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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

A few DAYS after DR.. Halscy went away peu''oh
was sent to the board requesting that hoen>cS oo
granted "to those hotels and saloons eNiS''hS p''o'
to June l. 1892, and whose applications nave oecl
reiected.p This petition was not known OF except
by a comparative few and much surprise was mani
tested BY the majority OF the law bidins ciuzehs
when It was heard Of The petition had Only -0'
names attached Four OF the signers are lqnorsnop
keepers and a number Of names are repeated III nc
petition was an excuse for Commissioner 'tuc
and Malone TO issue new licenses The acton mas
brought forth a letter OF protest and chaTgo o Oo,
faith from DR.. lIalsey against Messrs' Ireue anu
Malone. ~, 4, fou,
An Indignation mass-meeting will be heid IN a rev ",
DAYS to give public disapProval OF the dlsfeeiru VI
the peoples rights.
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and who claims the Jewels will sail for this city on
saturday TO appear against Virgins.
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE Y.
JERSEY CITY.
TIE MAYOR OBJECTS TO TAX BUDGEI HENS


THE MAYOR OBJECTS TO TAX BUDGET ITEMS
At meeting Of the Board OF Fnanre yes'eiu'S :
veto message was received from Mayor Wahser' ID
which he made objections 10 certain items In the tax
midget adopted BY the Board or July ~. n1ng 'He
appropriations for the departments Of tie CITY govern
ment for the year beginning December le'-' All '"e
items not mentioned IN the Mayors message are ap
proved by him.
In the appropriations to the Street and Water boau
the 81 900 81 for reconstruction OF sewers j. oo!o
TO- and the present levy. $1,000 %, Is sugEeseo III
stead. The appropriation for lamps and hghts Is Gu.
from ga 020 90 to $4,000. In the Item OF c4"oo "
for the Engineering Bureau, the Mayor suggests u@'
II be made $1,000.
The bureau is without definite fund 10 sustain
IT, he says. RESOLUTIONS transferring SUMS creo'cu
to the bureau on the assessment account orue'i"s
money for work done on public buildings ana stree.
work and Issuing temporary bonds IS the present me'o
Of paying this bureau. There being no appropriation
the list OF employees Ia padded with unnecessary men
The bureau should lie provided for in the tax levy ana
its earnings should 90 to the credit Of the city,
The Item OF - 900 for asphalt pavement In INC
parks is disapprovcd because there Is already S''o"
in the treasury for that purpose. which Is thoneh'
sufficient. The Appropriation OF 100000 for repairs
on public buildings and bell towers Is not approVeo.
In the police department the following Items Were
not approved station houses and prisons. S4l !O 10
supplies nj staton-hOuscs reduced from S3SOu ~ ~
si5oo department rspars im o 7o DDtn9 70 and Sta
tlonrry 5000 to 1000. In the Ere Department ee
80 500 for a new truck and 5000 for new hose are
he extra clsrk hire for the Tax Commission IL
reduced from $1,000 to $1,000 and $40 81 for care
ho Hssr is Ga 4 Pqt 95F'y ' ' OF s"
$50 So TIL, $4,000 for printing and stationery Is
'' The e. Board viii take action the Mayors veto
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nAn1xG ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY nonnERY

willie wah ~ r. Fort Greene Iark last evening MIS-
Fdiih RCWlcn ~ 80. CO. lil'ic So WAS U'c F'un ~
"A daring attempt At highway iob"ry' S"e ID" ''''
,,e,ed the mark rs to south Pogt.And ave. entrance
,rhcn t,yo rucn cane UP behind her. and pushing her
down. attempted to take away her pirSe. when sh'
carried IN lcr hand. oae screamed and heh ugUN
20 The plrse. which contained a las" sum d money
Her ou.crl.s summoned Park Policeman h"ina 20 h''
aid and tie robbers took 10 ih"ir heels The ponce
nan pursued the men and succeeded In ting t"h'
Mr. RoNlcn identified only one % them A. DER ~
soil,ut He gave The name OF James DalligIcr' pl
80 re Fast Thirty nfhst.. ana wtS h"d nor al
,empiod highway robbery. Ill companion SUD ne
va, Jane Mcdonald, Of 80 81 Mar IT, ana DC WIS
lcld a. Il Vaeiant
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THE RECORDS


Now.York VS.. Brooklyn, at Polo Grounds, New'YorE
Cincinnati ST. Louis. az Cincinnati
Cleveland Chicago. az Cleveland
Pittsburg We Louisville. OF Pittsburs.
Washington vs.. Baltimore, at Washington
Boston vs.. Philadelphia, at Boston.
The Neu.York and Brooklyn teams VIII play az me
Polo Grounds today and Ruse win pitch, yesterday 5
result may be reversed.
Pitcher King has recovered from the suks and he re-
ported at the Polo Grounds Yesterday The management
will give decision his to-day.
The Staten Athletic, and saen Island Cfchets
will plav a championship game West Brighton, ;. l..
this afternoon Glaze and Tying viii be tho pitchers.
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VII" Steamers mSe h end %
folk with PASSENGER to Old DomiSion ssa Nor
A. City sd1 fi i s% c iia cloudy and hay
CLEARED.
80, Steamer Wyoming (BD. Rgby. LverpOo-A NJ upd.,.
ste amer Gaa (Br). Ferguson. Liyerpcol-v.nou n
steamer Circassa tBr. Boothby. Glasgow-HendersO.
steamer Ems Ger, Lander. Bremen via Southampton
steamer IHea Ger. Lethauser. Hamburger coru.
steamer Norge tDanl. Knudsen Copeahagen Chistsnis
steamer De Ruiter (Belg Braiens. Antwerp-Funeh.
steamer veendam tDutch), vsnder,ce. Rotterda-Pncs
Steamer Basil CBr Mcfarlane Para and Manaos-Boo,s
Steamer Franklin tNor), Flamer Gibara-Monos & 20
steamer Antonio Zambrana tNor Krohg Glbsra-sime:
steamer Brixham. Durle Gibara-H Dumols & Co .o,s
steamer Andes tBr. Morris Kingston. Jacme Aux
Caye>. le-rim, Forwood 4 CO ,.,,,- nun
no steamer rCrta (br Ash st Johns. f. Halifax. &C.
sie,mor algonquin, Mckee. Charleston and Jackson.
vie.wm Clyde Co ,,n... -.
aGt ' Mallory geS co. "'a' 'u"'"'F and Fer
steamer City of Augusta, Catherine Savannah. ia
- b ar. Emma R Smith (Br. Faulkner. Georgetown.
and for s yp%no saes &c.
ham, savannah; Algonquin. Charleston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Kalamazoo Light.
Notice IL hereby given that, on or about August 10
1892 Kalamazoo Light near the end Of the p,5
VIII b4 discontinued as pierhead light and reesabll-hed
without change OF order characteristic ight
In the old ght-t0wer surrounding the keepers dwelling
the y. side Of ue mouth Of the Kalamazoo River, Mich.
igsn.
The height Of the focal plane 81 feet the hasa
OF the tower and J3 feet above lake level. The Qht
should be visible in clear weather the Observers eve j
feet above lake level Ia. statute miles.
rhe approximate heal position OF the Lighthouse
taken from chart No % chart No Z Lake Min
the L. = Survey q the NOrtera Northwest.
Lakes. Latitude. North, - degrees 40 mnutest
longitude West So DEGREES. II minutes 4j eeconds.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Mississippi OBJ. Bouquet from New.Yorx.
The White Line Adratic, Captain Nichols
from New-York for Liverpool arrived at Queenstown
July 90
pool, sailed from Queenstown FOR Newl ork July %.
steamer Ethiopia BID, Wilson, sailed from glasgow
for New.York July o.
Steamer Energe Ofsr), Fortnann, from New.YOrk for
Stet.in passed Dunnrt Head July D.
Steamer Princpia fTIr Stanuard from New-York for
Lcith passed Lewis Island july
steamer Taurc Captain Roberts, from New-York for
Liverpool passed Kin,ae at midnight July %
rived At Swnemunde July 70.
steamer Marsha C'er... Mass sailed from Hamburg
for New-Y York July y.
Steamer Proncthcis fBro Webster from China and
Japan for New-yorS, arrived at Suez July 90.
St. Thomas, July 29-sailed steamer Gengon (Br.l
Holman, for Newyorh.
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. TELEGRAPH OFFICE BURNED OUT.

Fro broke out yesterday morning IN the rear OF
the American District Telegraph Office Mt No. IL
MONTGOMERY ST. The building was an Oh frame one
two stories high, and the fire spread rapidly 10 the
upper floor and then to the upper part or 'h''c-
story frame building Mt 40. 10. The hrcmen Sic
G. cdcd I'm combining the flames almost entirely 10
No III. The building Is owned BY A. Jardine who
has n plumbing shop and store In part OF II. Inc
damage to the building is about Sl.jO. The Amer
lean District Office. I'm which the Postal lc'paPh
ONCE IS also located wa completely wrecNPu' lh'
t"Ss * alont ~ 900 II Is insured for $500. The
damage 90 No. 1lj Is about 500.
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DIyGrR From IrGHTNING ~ DR4FT.


From The Litchncld Comm Enquirer.
During the severe thunder storm Of Wednesday
evening II last week. the lightning PLAYED curious
freak the Island House stables. There was mum
Der Of horse, the barn. four II them belonging q
A. II. Perkins, OF TOrrinctOn. VINO had driven over
with a party ~ young .eopl'. After a very binding
nash which apparently did rot srihe anywhere about
the hotel afr perkins entered the barn and found all
the horses IN n dared condition aud one II hi own
fine gray, stretched out dead IN the stan. ON eN
animation no Indication found that The barn had
been struck AZ AL and n, the dead horse had been
standing I'm front u an open window II j. likely that
the current ~ electricity entered the window and
~ Sscd dui II the door the other SIDE. striking the
horse in IT. sage but not marring the building.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monnouth PARK races, Monmouth Pafk, : 'oU P' III
New.York. Brooklyn baseball match, roo "iouhuS'
+p. M
Departure OF batteries for state Camp.
Hamilton Republican cub NO III west o"e'"u''
drcd. and th.rtieth-st, p. IN.
Swedish Republican Club No. 1913 East Twenty'thru'
st. p m.
Central Park tennis tournament, afternoon.
IVth Assembly District Republican meeting heor'"
Institute Hall D. m ~ 49,.
Young Mems independent Republican Association lld
Assembly District No AS Pearl-st.. p. IT.
Music In Central Park by 7th Regiment Band, p m
Music in ST. Mary's PARK by l2th Regiment baho'
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THE CITY MUSTN'T INTERFERE WITH THE WORK

An Injunction was granted by Judge Cullen IN we
supreme Court yesterday, upon the Application ~
the Atlantic Avenue Railrond company r'S'''n''''e
C,y Works Commissioner Adams from interfering
uo,b ,bo company In It's work 81 crcting poles and
.,rncdny wires for the tr,ley system. When u'
resolutions were adopted by the Common Council II
December granting permission 20 The company I"
substitute the trollcy for i,r+', r~oln'ion wa
adopted requiring The COMPANY e. III" The consents o.
prpcrty-ownrrs along 81, rout"s with th' hcSS'''
Of Deeds. TIE consents Rad sir'hy been hI-i VIM
tho Comfy Clerk Both r>olutlous hird 10 be
or,o ,au tofo-e the end u th. ye.r AID The Alder
men went ont 4 ONCE. The sre puton granting yer
mission to use trolley wa adopted Nv the mn"
Board and became a law. Recently ne ihsNi o.
Aldermen adopted "A resolution Withdrawing lh Pc
mission ., nsc the trolley !crdu~" ~" '"n~ih' ho
not boon ed with The Register u Decd, Tic con-
plny was directed 10 c'a-" WORK b. TIE C'V ""N
Commissioner.
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WIGlTyS, DlscHlHGrD AND REaRgrsrrD

Carlos Wlgrns. the colorcd man who brought her,
100000 worth ~ cwclry. which he had dug mn from
the flooring OF his employers house IN Venezuela.
was discharged by Justice Andrews OF the Supreme
Court yesterday, on his writ OF habcaS corpus When
he lcf the court however, he was rcarrc>ted by De-
tcctive Heidelberg charge Of bringing stolen
goods into this city. lie had first been held for cy-
tradition, but IL was fonnd that there Is no extradcn
treaty between this country and Venezuela Justice
White. In the Tombs Police Court held WIcgins In
$4,000 bah for examination on Friday next
'esns NJ Pau. who formerly employed Wiggifs
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OTHER SUBURBAN WINS.
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-A large number Of citizens
met thursday night 70 e. press their Indignation
about the actt,' e two OF thr. members OF the En-
else Board In granting licenses places against which
complaints hnd been made The Excise Board Is com
posed Of Messrs IIascy. Trede and Malone, the first
being a Republican and the two Others Democrats.
A month ago DR. Iiascy fell and broke two Of the
small bones In his leg and went his old home near
ElmIrl. where he is now. 1t was mutually understood
that there should be n limitation TO the number Of
licenses and that the licenses Of some places which
we're reported dsre putabo should not be renewed.
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IT PUZZLED TIE DOCTORS.

From The Buffalo Express
a buffalo man who recently did Chinatown while In
Franc received shock The other night that
he Will not forget FOR some time To Returning
home late In the evening he felt Il singing sensation
on the surface Of his right leg. lie examined the
SPOT and was dumiOundcd 10 discover large brown
patch the sldn. which hi wife AT once pronounced
to he Chinese lcprosy Doctors were hastily sen. for
and after four Of them had been In council for an
hour no decision was arrived nj. The patient was
put t. bed. where he lay and gfOancd he thought
81 hs sNn drying up and his limbs dropping OH al
the joints. His heartfrOhcn VIE sat by he bed
side and forgot In her grief the aggfavating tDOache
from Which she had suffered all day. But the tooth
finally made lis presence known. and she hcsiiatngly
asked, "Grorge. dear, did you forget TO bring The
too,hache drop asked You to get
No, Mnry," feebly answered The anriced husband.
You viii ind II In my rightha.d trousers pocket
But. alas for the TOO hache, there was not even
one dUp left for the bottle had become uncorltcd,
and the brown patch on Georges leg had absorbed
all that the DO tie originally contained.
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James y. Hyde IT,. II messenger boy for the
Western Union Telegraph Company was assaulted
by two women on Thursday night. while on his way
10 Elmora with n message. They accoStcd him ana
demanded money. When he refused they caught hold
Of him and dragged him into wood near the rond,
where they rncd his pockets Of the few cents they
contained. and then tore his shirt into shrcdS The
boy fought hard and managed To get away from
them and ran back 10 thi, city. Policemen were
sent TO look Tor the women ana they arrested Lem
Rose ana Mary TunisOn. colOrrd woman. liNdr
Identified them and they were arrnIgned In the pollc"
court yesterday. and were committed 10 the county
iall.
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cow1ry ESCAPES FOR THE THIRD TINE.
THE DANGEROUS LUYATrc GIFTS OFT OF TIE
RrvcS COUNTY ASYLUM AGAIN.


F-ank Cowlev escaped for the thru uuc Ses'ero"Y
mnrnnc from the Kings County Insane hs'i"h IL
Clarkson ST. Fatbush. The police OF the village al"
~ prool,lyn we're asked 10 look ou Tor hm' III" to
osc.n. voe rcportcd 10 the Commissioners OF Ohi1ue
and Correction. Cowlcy left the INSTITUTION oif
onlv in n shirt between midnight ana a. M IL !
unnocd ne tore the sheets OF his bed into strips ueo
thcn, together TO make rope. bent the bars OF Ms
window and descended twenty-five feet {" the ef"nnu
ny thc ropr His last previous escape was DIV WHY
OF the roof and he slept the third moor amer ne "'a
been broucht TO the asylum Cowley Is dangerous
lrnac and abors under tho dcuson That people pour
v,.rIoI in HE ears in order 10 reduce nm 10 dns'
I,is home +, IN the Eastern District Of brooklyn
In November 1891. be was placed IN thr hllEs
Comfy Asvlnin and tho next month he forced inc
haired fascnlncs Of his window and escaped lie "ae
found at his mothers house three DAYS later oh Nay
Il l-92 he forced open his window again. climbed ~
the roof and went down the lightning I'd to tho gTonhd
on that occasion he was found IN the Bowery' Ne"
York The commissioners were both surprised M"
disg1stcd when they learned Of the third escape o'
Cowlcy Medical superintendent Fleming began an ~
yesticton Of the escape Yesterday afternoon lie I'm
thar especial care was taken with CONVEY ms rom
was frequently changed and he window fastening
we're examined every DAY. Ut. i"mHs i'7'''"
COVley !, a dangerous man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
NEW BRUNSWICK.
WAS THE pEpLER MURDERED,


Earncy lIoTwick fruit p'iler. living In TINS city,
died yesterday under circumstances which seem "a IN
dictate foul play. lie had been rodllng at Perth Am
boy all day Thursday In N" evening he was fouhd
wing dazed and semi conscious nj N" end OF the
Albany st. bridge In New brunswick, and was taken
IN hi. HON, I'nou medical examination he found
10 10 suffering from wound In the back OF his neck
apparently made with a blunt Instrument, and bruises
nm his lcn side md hin lie could not tel how he
mad received his Injuries. lie dicd shortly after noon
IL Is supposed that he bTitaly assaulted ana
robbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
SHOOTING PIGEONS AT HOLLYWOOD

Hollywood, y. j., July % (spedall.-The live
pigeon shoot for the Renault prize took place this
afternoon on the Hollywood Shooting Club grounds
The conditions OF the match were thirty yards hse
one miss and out entrance free. There nine
entres-Dr Wilson. Frederick Hoey, Il. Muser. George
Work w. c. f1oyd-Jones. J. S. Williams, l.. s.
Thompson, Captain Money and W. b. Thompson.
Messrs Work and PoydJones divided the prize
The second match was a handicap rise. S5 entrance
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FIREBrGs ATTEMPTED 40 BURN A HOTEL


Flrcbug, attempted 10 destroy the new i"ih' i't'
nj Elizabeth about midnight IN Thursday. Tho
corner, Of III. building were saturated with kerosene
and "A match was then applied to one corner. The
policeman duty by saw the flames before they
got under much hcadwny and sivn~cd Phlllp Hchauhl"
the owner. who aided by the officer. put ont IN" iiIr
II was then discovered that d:>tardy attempt had
been made to burn the hotel.
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NEWARK
LOOKS LIKE A CASE OF FOUL PLAY

LOOKS LIKE A CASE OF FOUL PLAY.
The BODY 81 Joseph Anderson. scventy-two years
d lock tender on the Morris Canal Was found float
t,g In the canal at River ST.. Yesterday. The right
=. va, eoug.d from the socket and there was cut
N the n,,c and a wound on the head. Anderson was
seen near the lock at a m. and his "a'ch hah
,,onped AZ 2 30 A. m. lie had money. but none was
found on his person leading TO the supposiion that
he had been robbed. beaten and thrown INTO the
canal Ito County Physician has begun Az inveetiga-
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH MISUNDERSTANDING Thomas r. Bayafd OF
Delaware. GILSEY-Georee c. tIoIhan, OF washington
y r 1OrruIN-IdeutenantGo vernor william r. Shee
han OF Buffalo General d. H. Reynolds OF NthenA@
uOLI AND-ConrIes,ma John L. Mitchell. OF Wisconsin
Nv.YORK-Congressm George d. Wise, OF virginia
PLAZA-Bank Superintendent Charles NJ ffes'oh' oi
Klnesnn \. y.
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DENfARiST.

George Abbott, manager Of the Boston Land Com
panys property Mt this place, better known as Clcvc-
hand Ontlc Hi Is missing. lie disappeared about two
weeks ago. taking hi, family with him. II Is said he
fell behlud IN his accounts and he left his house. VALUED
~ $500, 10 be eaten up by hi, creditors. lie came
from Boston about two months ngO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

sweepstaloes There were twelve iantr1es Work
and johnson divided the money. The third match
was also a handicap rise and $40 entrance, sweep
stakes. George Work. p Hazard, Frederick Hoy
birds were slow on account Of the heat and easy -
Kill
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-pAt
Sunrise. $50 set. 7l3 Noon .7t' lOAl pm Moonsage
HfGH wArEA
| IM-Saniy H'k. Gov. Isgt.. Hell Go. az
Pl-sandy H... O06 Gov. Istd. 030 heI 0'o.. 2.9
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r,r ppr,v,s OWNER PROTESTS.

Msrbiehesd Mass. July 29.-Jchn b. Paine owner OF
IN. nn-keel Freak which crossed the nhe
first In Yesterdays and ives later rued ou or carving
balloon ;b which the Judges interpreted a. spihhaAer
IA. n,o,ad all the boats that raced against him except
the srocco for similar violation Of the racing con-
ditiOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

errors"Sew.York O. nlootyn !. In la,es-Se W
iiaddock , of stein .. struck outBy Crane q by
iiaddocK g. BY Stein Home u1TrCgtn'r,t p dhrse
paddock. sacrifice hts-Boye Fuller Cores r,o o,Bien
Stoe base Eurkc, p LYONS Crane, Fuller Grluin'
Day 2 BROTHERS. Ward Ht BY gther1DGi.!e
pfe-Snyder. Time Of game o.
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s,,p v1ny.ppED HER LITTLE son.

Mrs. Civaoo Grrndano, who left her husband Two
years ago and went 10 New York. It IA said with
lover came back TO this city yesterday morning ana
abducted her little son. taking him with her 10 New
York Grondano. whom he heard OF the Kidnapping
tuk tho first train FOR New York. vowing vengeance
IN rs We
William S,rnebel an inmate ~ the County lhnatc
.evr,n committed suicide by hanging IN closet o.
he 4sylum eariy yesterday morning. sTOcOcl came
from Germany Two years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

CHILL AND THE NEW NAVY President Hare
risons message on the Gillian nhair. fepnn'rs
In pamphlet form. roSefhcr with compe''
description OF the new American Navy. arye uu Ne
Der OF the typical vessels described mt icnge. WI"
elaborate pictures and plans. aud fuii den' oil ere"
arnn ent. ec.. of each Every vessel Ia tho w"
Navy Is Inc iudcd la the list. Price - cents copy
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TONG ISLAND.

DASTARDLY ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAM
An attempt was made TO wreck passenger tr;Iih
nm the Long Island Railroad on Thursday night me
train left milestone at 0O5 O'Clock, and consisted
q, locomotive, a smOking-car, baggage-car ana uio
Messenger coach. The train, which was In charge vi
conductor John Reynolds pulled out OF the s'a'o"
ot Wholesome on time When about three-qulr'erS
OF mile from the station the locomotive Struck h"se
boulder which had been plnced across the rails ih GU
uecr Charles Cox did not the Obstruction IN tinc
10 slow ND the train and the locomotive struck Ihe
rock with considerable force. Fortunately, the 1000
motive was not deraled although the shock orohe inc
headlight and the steam brake was snashcd bhsinec
Cox did not attempt stop his engine until the tram
reached College Point. He then wmNled down-oiahe>
nc the steam, brakes OF and the train was
not brought TO a stAndst'8 until fully hau mic from
the Colege Point station. There were bot many pas
sengcr, on the train. and although they were some
vhnt shaken up. they did not know exactly what
had harrs.ned The train then run on TO Long
Island City It's destination. .
THIS is the second time within month that an NJ
temp has been made IT, wreck this rain Ihe rail-
road officials are much plzzcd and have no cew 70
the WreckerS or their designs. The boulder WHICH e
locomotive struck weighed about 900 POUNDS, ana IL
must have taken several persons TO pace IL on the
track.
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Mrs snoOper-Men make me tired.
Mrs. sway back-Whats the matter n0w1
Mrs, RlOOper-My husband saw ASA Kcedick
yesterdAy and asked him what she had on. and he
replied. "Ohl e0thes.p-(T1tB Bits.
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KNITTING AND CROCHET ISsI.-Sew 90 page
Tisr hand.omr.t and br-i knitinS nnd Crochet hN'.
ever .sued bv The Tribune. - cents Il cop'' my
issue il devoted In garments h's"0"
aud cushion covers. trimming. cnrinin bands ""A'
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A CHEEK FOR THE GIANTS.
BROOKLYN TOO MUCH FOR THEN
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SCORES AND RECORDS.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
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