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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
THEY DON'T WANT BLAME For THE ONIONS.

Controller Myers charges against the city departments.
foreign steamships, seaside hotels said be
lttering the beach Av"re by the-Sca and nd
joining parts Of the Long Island with nh garbage
and dead animals 70 have rtrrcd Into actlNy the
natural observing powers Of STccClcanng Commissioner
Br.nnan's and captains. H. j. McDavd ter
Of the tug f.. Dassor made this cautic report to Mr..
Fireman yesterday:
Yesterday. July % at p. M. while unloading our
scows nj the dumping grounds passed through about
100 large hampers OF dccaycd r1rllc whit
onions. They covered SPACE Of about mile IN eX-
tent and all Il this holted buo;anty. II have
continued souhcy winds large part Of this Will appear
the Long Island beaches for which loats Will
surely get the blame. usual"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
MIR. DIYEY TALKS on PROJECTIONS
HIS VIEWS on VARIOUS AFFAIRS RELATING TO
TIE STAGE.

HIS VIEWS on VARIOUS AFFAIRS RELATING TO
TIE STAGE.
The New-York public has had chance lately TO
renew its old impress ions in regard TO the style OF
acting Of Henry T.. Dixey and the manner Of his pro
auctions. Mr.. Dxey has been the stage com
paratively few years and is still young man, but
his popularity has been great and there is always a
curiosity To see him in new part or a new style OF
enter ainment. In speaking OF theatrical affairs In
general and his affairs in particular the other
day Mr. Dixey said: When arranging for new
production first thoroughly outline in my own mind
the theme OF my story, the country in which 1t Is TO
be located and the characters that arc 10 figure Ill It,
The central idea must e Of love, and TINS Interest
must be carefully sustained throughout as the ele
ment Of comedy sbont which II is entwined. In de-
cng upon the music Of the piece make the selections
from four five frstclass composers the ones whose
style best suits je public taste. Then decide upon
the four characters that TO dominate the action
Of the play, around which the other figures merely
grouped 20 give perfection 10 the whole Ever since
the dramas Inception n quartet has dominated al
most every whether in tragedy, history panto
mime comedy. In Hamlet" we have Ophclia, the
King the mother and Hamlet In Otbcllo" have
Iaco Desdemona, Emelic and the Moor, and In pantO
mime we have the clown, Pantaloon, Columbne and
HARLEQUIN. The same applies 10 light comedy, bur
,es1ue and opera bourc. II is love and hunof that
rule the world, and IL is love and humor that the
tragedy it Is feelings of the heart that sustain the
interest.
spw ] started out to talk On opera boune and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
THE COMBINE WILL MAKE THE FUR FLY.

Fred BOOsS, fur dealer al No. 440 broadway, said
yesterday 10 IA Tribune reporter regarding The now
George c. Trcadwell Company that he thought the
effect OF tie fur combination would DE 10 cheaper
prices and for that would DC beneficial to
American dealers generally While the demand to
day almost entirely for English dressed and dyed
sealshnS, he declared that due largely TO preju
dice, which would in time disappear. Mr. Trcadwell
had been in hc fur business for forty and had
for time been producing an article which was
fully equal TO the English dressed soalsldn. Mr..
IOoss thought that the Trcddwcll Company would
gradually gain control OF lar, share Of the American
trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
STATIN ISIAND.

CLIFTON.-Thc story that c. J. Johnson. section
hand the staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad, who
was mn over by the midnight train Inst sunday night
and killed, Annndae. had been sandlngged robbed
and then thrown the tracks. is not credited and
thee 4, nothing Of n suspicious character about the
case. johnson was work at Tottcnvlllc until
O'Clock on sunday evening When h. left Tolenvile
no went to Elungyllic about seven miles distant.
Whom he started for his home he walked along me
railroad tracks for about quarter of mile. III is
believed that he trpped on The track and struck his
head against rail. rendering him unconscious. when
the mi,Iigm train came along Engineer Lowell was
uaabc 70 stop tho tala before the wheels Of tho
rad passed over him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
RETURNING TO FIND THLIR FATHER DEAD

Three children, named Wcizcl, who live at No. g
FOrsyth-st, were sent Into the country two weeks
ago by The Tribune Frcsh-Mr Fund. Tho trip did
them void Of good. They started back Rested
sunburned and happy. They reached homo yesterday
TO find their father dead, the victim Of sunsrOe The
family consists of mother and four children, Of
them being babe in The mother IS n fral
woman, without means, and does not understand
English. The family IS recommended to the charity
of benevolent people and their worihness IS vouched
for by the Rev. W. II. Lawrence, Of the Forsyth
street Methodist Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

Never in the history Of Glen Island has this popular
resort been put 10 such has since last Sunday.
The management was compelled to run two and three
extra boats each day last week. aud last Sunday the
preccdenNd number Of twelve large steamers needed
10 carry the passengers TO and from Glen Island Mr..
Stan has just 1nished the big william c. Eyer.
which will DE- put the line regularly next Sunday
ibis steamer is OF the largest excursion boats
running Will carry 5000 passengers, and by those who
have seen her the dry dock at the Starn shpyord.
Island she is pronounced be handsoncst
of her class afOat. Her Dimensions go feet
ALL SO feet bonn and feet depth Of hold She has
patent tubular boilers and is reported be fast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

OYSTER BAY.-Troube Is anticipated among the
water. Those who follow the oyster and clam bus
nos, for n living claim that their means Of livelihood
Mi r.. taken away II The hnds question nre decided
to tho applicants. In order TO prevent The proposed
p ,lil"us have been drawn mp protesting against snch
ncon and hundred. Of -cnlturcS hnve ALREADY been
Of upland fronting on Long Island -olnd will also apply
Tor grant, n the present Applications arr trn'"d, aLo
TN, ,alu control Of 80 acres Of The most desirable
hard clam and oyster ground In the vicinity ~ oyster
bay.
BENsONHuRsT:-Ane laboratcly appointed branch
Of tho Iirooklyn bnry has recently been opened at
len>onhnrs The building ia centrally located at na'
arkwny Twenty 'ccond ave. and Eishty 81 Ins
.pacous. and +, decorated in artistic style, the pre-
d9mnnns nm, being pale gIeen; 1t s2niHns work
for the n,c Of visitors etc. It Is open to the public
The library propr consists Of large and ariel stock
hooks elected viii be forwarded to subscribers three
time, each week from the Brooklyn Library.
rLNTnrsmIcy,rctt Wilson mddIe1 %, man nan
living IN n W"1 b% an Nc f ,bo
Nnth ave. and Twentieth 4. depot, Of Cuvcr's Prs
pee! Park and cgcy n3d EIaa nnt ,o, T an
scuon for damages wonld b. Instituted compounded
tho matter by Offering Mr. Wilson He place as "a q
limb waS attached. witch enabled him to tulnl the
duties Of Tie place. and he acccPtcd nc onr; IN IN
longer required his services. wilson has now engaged
c9un,c ana Is proprne %" o B5psS lG suit against
COLLEGE POINr-Iarbara Fl .chcr. tho young I'm
migrant for whose attempted abduction Fdwarla
Barker. a styliShly dressed Engshman who Brought
county jail for hfy nine DAYS BY Justice Smyth. Of
this village yesterday renritcd TO her husband,
from Munich Mr. and Mr,. Fischer left for New York
last night. Barler was committed as a di orderly
Xiii p-obably b" rcarro.tcd on another chnrr, Of
ab1ucon, tho College Point police having obtained
information upon which strong case Will be mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
TONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY-Thc first legal skirrnish In
the case OF DIS Henry q. Mc6onegal and Marian a
Dale took place In tho Queens County JAIL IN TINS
city. Yesterday when their lawyer, W. T. Blrdsall.
had the case brought beor, Judge Garrison under
1t Of habeas corpus and certlorar. McGonegh
no oil victorious. Ills release and that NJ DR.. Dale
( ordcr,d by the Judge. there was not sumcient
drnce to hold them. MIR. Blrisall, however. VIII
NOT sign tho application for the rclrase of his clients
until Monday. Ills reason for doing 80 was 70 pre-
vent their re- arrest II they had boon released from
fail they would have been arrested on new warrants
charging Or. Mc'iOncgal and Dr. Dale with man
slaughter IN the first DE- gree, based upon new evidence
I'm the hands OF the Dstrict-Atorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-Coroncr Drews was summoned
from Mount Vernon last evening to hold nm inquest
on the bodies OF two Italian laborerS who were
killed yesterday afternoon, while eNcavatine for the
foundations Of the new Ploomln gdae Asylum build
lngS, the Asylum fam. In the eastern portion OF
The village. The embankm"nt cnvcd In and the
men were sunOca I'd before they could be cNtrcated.
TARRYTOWN Kind Indies OF this place have
opcned hospital for the relief Of the sick and suffer
Ing. nj the corner Of Wood court ana Wlldey It.
Mrs. !. D. Archhold Is In charge for August. Miss
Caiharine UnllidnN Is the mAtrOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
o. One out when winning run was made.

s sasSn ISLAND {. 6....o Q J "a
Earned runs-Statcn Island \. G. !. S,,.nn Island C.
L. g. First base "rrorsStItcn Island 4 e. q S.1ten
Island g. G.. !. Left on bas's-Stitcn Island A. g. =
staten Island e. =. RssH on bds-On Clare 3 OH
Tying . STUCK out-Bv Clare T. bv Tyng . Two.b,sc
hit-liassfoid Brush. Kiau-s Thr .e.base hit-Jann.
Sacrifice ht-rush. Hit by pitch d ba-I,assord Iotch.
Kiss. stolen ba,cs-Rassford. brush. MrDonad Mackcn-
~" Double pny-Brill, crush and Van Zandt. I'm
piie-Bcf Imam Time 40.
Tho Cuban Giants played the Orange Athletic Club on
Orange Oval yesterday afternoon defeated them
The largest crowd Of the present The Orange
Dlayed GOOD ball but match for its antago.
nists. The
orange ;................. o 90
Cuban Giants / 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
CROWDS SEE HE COMFY IsLlxD FIREWORKS.

Pains large amphitheatrc at Concy Island filled TO
ovcrnowIng nightly with large crowds delighted people,
witness the magnificent spectacular and pyrotechnica
display Venice continues attraction, and Pain is
certainly outdong himself nightly with his fireworks. The
special nights he ADVERTISE Thursdays Satrd1ys and
Sundays. have become exceedingly popular. On uoso
nighte he introduces, both the stage and In the fire
works, novel effects. This there Will DO
features. As usual special performance Will DO
given this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
THE RECORDS.

Ewing and King will b. tie battery in Wednesdays
game a. the Polo Grounds. the Now.Yok team paruu IA
Boston on Monday and Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
CLEARED.

Steamer Ebrur tBr Brown. Antwerp-Gocpei
steamer Largo Bay (Br). Macgesor, Observation-Disclosures
steamer Po,ra ger. Busch stcttn Via Copenhagen
steamer CITY OF Para. Lockwood, Colon. UsC-Paenc
stfancr Rsv,nsdac tBrl, Davies. Prosrc>o Mex Via
Newport News-J 4 Medina.
steamer Yunur Hansen, Havana ana Mexican ports
steamer Panama span Grau Havana. Laguayrs, &c
steamer Anur (Br). Sturgeon. BaracOa-H Dumois
& Co.
steamer Tyrian OPP. Hais, Morant Bay &C. Ja-
steamer Louisiana eager New.orlcans-JOseph II
steamer ri SCI Quick Ncw.O Orleans T Van sickle.
steamer Lcona wilder. Key West and ''9Neston-
II Mallory co. .
steamer 1al.ha,,ec. Askins Savannan-R Walker.
steamer pawnce. Ingram. Wilmington, NC and George.
SC-Wm L CLYDE & Co
steamer old Dominion. Couch. Newport News ana
Rlchmnnd-Od Dominion S. GO.
steamer Roanoke, lulphers, Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion - Co.
CITY OF Columbia, Stevens, West Point Va
Old Dominion So Co.
steamer Cottage civ Bennett Portl,nd-Horstio Hall.
steamer II whitney. IIallett. Boston-H Dmock.
Steamer Vcnetia ger. Roc'ina. raltmore-R Cor
steamer W Bruno Lewis Baltlmorc-H Foster.
steamer winthrop Homer. Iastrort-Chas III Mallory
snip Mommscn Ger, Denkcr settin-rheodore Ruger
marx Hiram Emery. GOrham. Rosario Ai-Mler &
Iioughton
bark Destitute MOdrc ut'l. rorascandOlo Naples
Park jose D Bueno. Robinson. Guantanamo waydcn
e. co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

CHILL AND THE NEW NAVY President Har.
ri,sn'. message ON the Chiiinu affair. repriniss
In pamphlet form. together with complets
description OF the new American Nnvv. large aun'
Der of the typical vessels described Length VIE
elaborate pictures and plans and full details Of ere"
armament. size etc.. of each Every vessel Ia tho -"
Navy Is Included ia tho list. Price - cents es3y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

AMERICAN MILLIONAIREs.-The Tribune's roll
OF persons. repntrd be worth a million has
been revised and sent TO the printer and will be issued
In about july 10Th In forms. with paper Ia
pamphlet form The publication will cost % cents
postage paid. subscription edition. better paper
with Ne xibe cloth will be mailed address
In paper box. for 81 Probably 800 changes have bees
mao In the list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, WHY American VII.
Ioars Differ In Prosperity" In small pamphlet for q.
tho chnr ming article s. q. Northrop. setting forth
the value OF hnnsome appearance and samiIary oeIs
the be derived by tho inDa biianu
from nssociaiioB~ and the great service
any man can do for his native village. ceaIs
copyI 81 per 100 copies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
DItfARFCT.

The Tribune has received letter from the Boston
land Company. stating that George b. Abbott, who
referred 10 yesterday morning "a being the man
ngcr ~ the rompanyS property, was not In any way
connected with the company, being simply contractor
who made his agreements wholly Independent Of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 45i set. 7:l2 Moon sets Hosp Moon'sags
wArEG
/M-sandy Hk O3& Gov Isrd.. 0:4y Hell &C.. 242
P.N-sandy Hk.. O5S Gov Ispd.. l.25 Hell &C.. 32l
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC, 1S9s.-A ma xnidcent nums
bcr. $50 pages. Price 2J cents book OF ready
reference, without SUPERIOR Full description Of
ihcnrw Navy. Elaborate coinage mud currency tables
including COMA We since 1893 aud details Of the circu.
ating medium by year. since 1860. Election rec
urns 4 thousand other vaiua bio ieatar9s
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
THE MOVEMENTS OFF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

steamer Aurania OBJ Walker. from Ncw.York July 80
for Liverpool. Passed Brow Head July 80.
steamer Ia Bonrgognc Lei ocuf sailed from HAVE for
New.York July 30.
Steamer La Champagne. Foyer from NowYork July %
for IIavrc. was sighted OF the Lizard July 80.
Steamer Moray I,r): Couche from New.York July II,
for Liverpool. passed Kinsale July 80
Stcamc- Ch.rois (Dtchl Peters. sailed from Amstcr-
dam for New-York July -.
steamer Othco (Brl. Mundy, from Nev.York July H.
arrived at tiravcsend July 30.
Steamer laurie (Rrl. Roberts, from Newly July 10
arrived ut Liverpool July 80.
Steamer Rhvnand Meyer. from Antwerp for New.
York, PASSED Flushing July 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
Announcements.

Pest Hair Grower and Dressing. Dr. Hays
HAIR Health. Restores youthful color and beauty 10 gra
hair Don't soil skin or linen. Druggists. Soc 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

PREsBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1892
The proc cedngs OF the Assembly Portland. Oregon
reported by The Tribunc's special correspondents
at the Assembly. Presbyterian Clergyman, substans
tinlly In full 81 pages Now ready. single copies ~
cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

finely contested championship game was PLAYED
at Enrewood yesterday between the FnglewoOd Fed
Club and the Ncw.jorscy 4. e. mines Tie StsJcIs'y
mon won by punching hits IN the second inning when
throe SCORED W"ster,ct pitched IN form.
holding down the Enrlcwoods four hit-. Tho
LNGILM00D 4 q NLM-ILEALN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

About 100 pcopc went to West Brighton S. L. vcs.
tcrday 20 witness the game between the Staten Island
\. G. and tho Staten Island Crckcts. A better con
tested game has seldom been played IN tho Amateur
League race the Athletics winning after a spirited con-
The errors by Clark ard Cobb and blt nv Clara
the game In the ninth inning. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

KNITTING AND CROCHET. IssI-New. 80 pass~
Tho handsomest md best KNITTING md Crochet ESts
ever ssued by The Tribune. - cents "a copr. TINS
issue IL devoted TO patterns for lace hnssoA
aud cushion covers. trimming. curInin bands oass
uinis, scart, tides. han etc. In addsS
~ pnses oil tie charming "Iiomc aud society ""'
cies from The sunday Tribune. 4 deli ghtfui nuM9er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
SHIPPING Ne IFS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY, JULY go 49,
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YORK... SATURDAY, JULY 90 ls9-
ARRIVED.
steour- Arrusta Victoria (Gerl Barends Hamburg
Iuly 81 Southampton % with mdse and passengers 70
x j Cortis. Arrived at the Bar at q m. 49,
- Stc,mcr Sirius Brl Ford, Janero July 7, 81
Lucia - win mdsc TO Busk & Jevons Arrived at the
steamer iIangesund (Sor) Fredrikson Baracoa days
with fruit 70 II Dumos & Co. Arrived at the bar al
IL III. . ,,u.. ,....,.. ,,,x a.. u,,,n,as
- with aud passengers n Boulton, Bliss DaHe'S'
Arrived AZ the Ear at 80 a m ., . 49,.
Steamer Excelsior, Higgins, New'oreahs ofYs'
With udsc 10 j T Van Sickle. ,. -.
steamer Tallahassee, Askns savannah July 70, with
rdsa and pa-sengers h l. walker.
s,eanrr Wilk-sbarre, Gates, Boston, for Fort John'
Shin Sea witch (of Boston) Liobetr Hiogo lSo days
Win ndsr 70 artor Hswley CO.. vessel " Vernon IL
Eark Jeannie DARE (Fr). Beaurcnad, Rio Janeiro
30 DAYS In ballast 20 Funch. Edye Co
Bark Trinidad OBJ. Cnri. windsor, Nh, with plaster
10 r Whitney Co.
sUNsET-wlnd at Sandy Hook. calm. hazy and cloudy.
AZ CITY Island, light SW; cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

I E"s.G1%SSG + + G c~.iS9 . Q o %
Iirt b1.e on cI-or~-Ipricnoof > & :: NerJor'cY 4.
&. !. Loft on iasr~- Fnecwooi f. &. 2 Ncw-Iersev \
I. :. Home run-wld Thrcc-hasc hit-Curris. Two.
laSe htIAunt. Stolen BASES NoWry. faunt > carr
Cary. D. 'tunonrs. Mack Sacrifice llts-l aunt wild.
struck og, ny Watson by Wc,'r'ct fr,t ba.c On
Ofdcn. Passed tall--Csrr 3 t'mp.rr-Paasch Time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D..
90 WEST S0TH-ST.
Diseases OF The Nervous system, ienitoUrnsry Organ,
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BROOKLYN
NEW.YORK

xcr'Yo& g. G,SoNy1 g. IN On ,% a., W
York 10 Brooklyn a.. First has' halls-or U4sr
J ~ IioddocK : Struck outHy l.u'. o. nv llsdd 'k
Twota-r hit-p Brlcn. Sncflncc ht--i.urk~. II Lyons
O'Hourke. Bowie .. Ward 'orconn. 'I'icn. stolen
lNses-Burke g. Doyle u I.you. Richardson .. Fuller
Dolcv. Joyce ID ubic llay'''in AID Daley. Corco-pn
and Fouv d. Lyous Fuef and ro'lc. FNior and Boyl.
Iilt by pitcher boyle Wild it,he llaaG Il l. Eusr 1
Passed balls-Doylc /. rmp!,c-Suyt 2. Tine Of game
.Oj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

BIG ISSUES or AZ OFF YEtR.-The magrnce"
tarin and CURRENCY articles of Roswell q: Horn" "
Weekly Iribunc during the last year reprinted WIZ
vnrious kindred articles. including the wonderi"
suits OF Reciprocity. and the ariicls on Prices 20
1900 aud 1884," / pamphlet ei IS Lirxs PAGES. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
BROOKLYN SWALLOWED UP.
THE NINE DISAPPEARS BEFORE NETWORK.
GIANTS ARE PLAYING THE GAME OF THEIR
IIyEs-A CLOSE RACE FOR FIRST PLACE
SOME GOOD AMATEUR CONTESTS.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New.York 10. Brooklyn g. Cleveland D. ChicaRo thrst
Boston II. Philadelphia Z. GENE; = 1.,-.- -, 49,.
baltimore Washington 5. CleNeiahd ~ Chcsso (scc-
Joui ,yIlle g. PittsburG .. ond camel
Cincinnati s. St. Louis 9.
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Z. Il W
4 NEW COLLAR
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OUTGOING STEIKERS

THURSDAY. August 4.
Augusta Victoria. Hamb.Amer. Hamourgn
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TRIBUNE WAR STORIEs-A magnificent ce'iee''.yi
Of over 40 stories OF the Civil War. written oy "a
participants. some of their tales are among the NV.
thrilling and pathetic which have been put ia'o V'~
1O4 pnRes ID cents n copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
SAILED.

STEAMERS Norge for Copenhagen. Chris'innia. &c :;
Vecndam RotUo rdam; Ruga Hamburg: DE Kuytcr. Ant.
wcrp. Ems prcmcn southampton Ia Grscocic
Havrc: Circassin Glasgow: Wyoming ana Galla. Liv.
ernool Pasl. md Manao>; CITY Para. Colon :;
Andes Klngston Jacmol. SC; Kavcn-dae Prosrcso VIA
Newport News; Yumuri. Havana and Mexican potts
Antonio Zamhrana d;ibara: Tyran Morant BAY ia. Nc
II Sol and Louisiana. Ncw-Orlcans; city OF Augusta
Savannah Pawnoc. Wilmington, NC: old Dominion
Newport News and Richmond Roanoke. Norfolk.
CITY Of Columbia. West Point Va; Maryland, Venctia
and r Bruno Baltimore.
Rarks Schwandn for Dunedin and lyyttlcton; s X
Ecarsc Rio Janeiro; Ot1c Niko. Ieghorn.
Aso sallcd-via Long Island sound
Steamers Pora for Halifax, &c: Winthrop. 81 John
Nh via PASSPORT Cottage city, Portland; IL Whitney
Boston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Pollock Rip Slue.
Notice Il hereby given that July 27 1872. a
huov PAINTED black and exhibiting hNcd white Hight
was placed tho wreck of tho Yacht iva
sunk in Pollock Rim Slue. about = mile - by W.hW.
Proken Part Of Pollock tp north part p'li Buoy,
with Pollock Rio Light Vessel NO - barring SW.kW.
The wreck lies In A. fnthoms with her rail n6lrlv
,wash AZ low water. Masts and smokcstack stand
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NEW TARIFF LAwS.-Oid and new rates CO.
pared. 10 cents "a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

AFTER. DINNER sPEtCHEs.-A handsome p".S
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