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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
THOSE rEML>cIL IN MINES.


". W. Bowers In The Washington Post.
Two three days ago noticed an article IN
the POST taken from The san Francisco IN
ainlurr.' IN which IL stated that the IenrN''I
ria mines Ia BcrnarlinO County, CAL were about
b.. abandoned, that the miners HAD been MS
charged. the mine having been operated at great loss
by the company that the mine had pccrcd ont. ana,
I'm fact. that there was anything to II, that
the superintendent had been called back To England.
md much more ~ The same stun. 10 day received
the following telegram;
san Diego. Cal. July 10, 1892.
w. ". BOWERS, Washington ID. e;
Letter received. send reports. There Is nothing
mines. | have Just returned from there. They are
working 10 men now at the mine and are now erect
Ing costly works ami putting In new machinery. The
mines look IS we'll ever. The ENaminer'S' re
purt Is disc hHrgd miners. The Democratic
pres, cunt tell the truth about American til. Eighty
One ton, OF pig in has been shipped from the mine
I'm last six months W. W. II EN ARr x CO..
Mr. Stewart IL one OF the leading commission mer.
chants southern California. lie has fropl the first
been what may be termed the factor OF the mine
the purchasing and selling agent knows exactly
what liz II talking about went with him last
summer 10 san francisco, when he took up seven
ton, Of the tin and with him when he sold II
10 The Srlby Manufacturing Company, of san iran
c,cu. II Is also a fact that before this nearly ton
show window ~ The ENaIncrneTs' oince In ran
Francisco, where IL remained for several days viewed
hy thousands Of people. 1.-THE ENhmlner" dd not
andc TO It. and IT II said that when the managing
editor OF Tho Examiner was asked why he did not
refer - II In his paper, replied tgat 1t would he
treason 10 the ID. mocnlic party u admit That thew
wa, native tin I'm the United states. After remaining
few days I'm THE Examiner" office. the tin was
removed to room occupied by the California
fiDuctrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
HnCKLANn COTNrY.

JUMPED ~ FRONT OF A TRAIN AT YONKERS.
IL came out last night that Frederick Seadman,
who Johns Hospital lonkcrs. late on
Friday night from Injuries received by being struck by
n train on tho Hudson River Railroad on Friday. did
not meet death accidentally but jumped in front OF
the engine. on Thursday night >tGdman tried 70
smother himself in tic dining rOom Of his home by
turning on the gas. Ills vito discovered him and
dragged his prtstrntc form into tho yard where he
gained Consciousness. He tried To cut his throat that
night with razor. On Friday morning Instead Of
going 10 work be went to the railroad and from te,ti
mony given by the engineer and nrcmnn Of tho train
which struck him, Stcadman deliberately jumped in
front Of the train. In the hospital ho took pair Of
shears and attempted to plunge the blade into hi, heart
but WIS prevented by the Physicians 10th his feet
were amputated and hc di,d shortly aftcrwaM from
hcmorrhago and shock. II * said that trouble over
property and domestic troubles caused han 10 commit
suicide,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
CONSUL-GENERAL MICEDO TRANSFERRED
THE BRAZILIAN REPRESENTATIVE HERE TO BE
eUCCFEDED By DR.. CASTILLO.

THE BRAZILIAN REPRESENTATIVE HERE TO BE
eUCCEEDED By DIR. CASTILLO.
Arthur r. Maccdo. Consul General Of Brazil at this
port has been transferred to Lisbon. lie has repre-
scented the brazilian Republic In NcwYork ever since
tho fall Of Dom Pedro and has always been great
ndmirer Of everything pertaining TO the United states
Il WAS rumorcd that there had been some disagree
mcnts between him and his Government. DR.. Ma
ccdo said yesterday that this was not true
Il am going said he. "On account OF tho III health
~ nv family and myself Indeed none of us get
ncclmated. In spite OF desire to remain In this
country Both my vito and myself have suffered much
from sickness here and short time ago nearly lot
TWO OF our children. have b"en very well treated By
the people OF New YORK and very sorry to 20. !
am half an American myself, IL was educated In this
country II /, fully year since | first requested 10
be- Transferred but there was then no vacancy among
the first class Consulalcs Cof which there only
cehl. ard DID not wish to take minor place
quite recently the posts at Paris and Lisbon lave fallen
vacant / va, asked o. make choice and took tho
latter on account OF hlends whom have there and
be,au.e the climate t. more nearly Ike that Of my
native country.
am now waiting FOR n steamer and shall sail by the
nr.t or middle Of August The consulate Will be In
c - II tie Wee Consul. Gustav II. Goaser, until the
arrival u nv successor
ur Ma,cd, viii be- .uccccdcd by Dr. Antonio Augusta
81 Cn-ulAo. AT present Consul General ~ Valparaiso.
chm. The change will take effect August l. Tho
nrN Consul la, peculiar recommendations Ia jhc good
viii IF tll, country because during the recent
plcaiotl, with Call. he alone OF all the foreign
c,n.uls In Ch showed tho most friendly disposition
t1wanf the United states. ~ his personal effort on
more than occasion. he saved Americans from III
Orc ttnlcnt He /, known a. a Of great bravery
and candor Captain Schlcy, Of the Baltimore whose
-.ors mn~i'g,d In the streets Of Nalparal -,
speaks IN the highest terms Of Dr. CaSulho ana his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
PISTINCS OF BATH BEACH RESIDENTS.

The drills OF the Naval Reserve battalion, with frequent
opportunities gaze upon the gold and blue btdecked
Navy officers. the summer residents at Bath Bench
interest for the greater part Of last week The
week closed for the guests Of the Lowry and the DUnnlng
a Bath Beach last night with german The minuet
dances intcFestnV and the decoration,
unique aud eaborIr. Among those OH the floor
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Walker. OF Boston Mr. and
Mrs Charles G. Haseton Mr. and Mrs. @. II. StOlbcr.
Ms. joan JOralC1non Miss Joraemon, Miss NJ Warren,
and Mrs John Blair C. A. Cameron. Isaac b. Mills.
Mrs. J. =. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. w +. Stark. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Warng. Mr.. and :Hs. r. +. Mcconnell. Mr..
Mrs. L. Ii. fordhan and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hlck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
HOME NE WS.
NETWORK CITY.


Martin Manning a foreman In the Department OF
Public Works died suddenly yesterday morning at MS
home, No. 1929 First-ave. He was thirty years oid
Michael yarley who killed himself and his crippled
daughter on Tuesday night, was buried yesterday III
Calvary Cemetery The funeral was held at et
Joseph's Church, Ninthave. and Onc-hundredan
twenty -Hfth-st. the Rev. Father Hessler omciaung'
Water Register Rey's receipts for Croton water
last week up to $1s5,66o 49,
Mayors Marshal Engclhard issued 3e7 city licenses
last week, the fees amounting TO al ,l67 20.
William Covcry. of the Anchor Line, sailed yester
day with his wife and daughter for Glasgow on the
Anchona.
MichaeIs Protestant Episcopal Church. Amst rdama' O.
near Ninety -ninth-st., Of which the Rev. Thomas VI
Peters Is rector Both are memorials TO clergymen
ono In memory OF John Vanderbilt Barlow the first
rector OF st. MIchaeps, who served 1t from 1898 70
1910. The other is tribute to Samuel Farnar Jervis,
rector from 1911 to 1910.
Leo Council No. ISL, Of the Catholic Benevolent
Legion, will have a summernght's festival at Harlem
River Park August g. A gold headed cane will be
presented to the most popular cOmrade Of the Or
ganzaton.
Powell tho magician, with his cabinet Of phantoms,
is still strong card at the Eden Musee. His contract
with that wellknown amusement place calls for a
complete change Of programme every week, and Powell
10 tho surprise Of the management and delight Of the
audience varies 1t nearly every night. Majllton, who
comes OF a famous family Of performers, also con
tributes largely 10 the good things at the Musee.
Many additions have been made to the Word In
Wax recently. The summer garden, cooled by arti-
fetal means, Is open afternoons and evenings, and
sacred concerts given Sundays by the famed Hun
aria han nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
GIFTS TO THE ST. JOINS SUFFERERS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS THROUGH THE PRODUCE Elk

SUBSCRIPTIONS THROUGH THE PRODUCE EA'
CHANGE AND OTHER MEDIUMS.
The following additional subscriptions 10 inc ."
Johns Fund have been received by Henry d. ieoe
nle chairman Of the Charities Committee oi '"'
Produce Exchange:
y. f. Hooper a Sons, special, $3.50; Margaret l.
knox, SO; Iiornthal, Wessman ~ Co., 80 i"e
Xew York Tribune, "Rccprocy,' 500, William
bingham & Co.. so: Scammcll Brothers, so fIsse
a Brother, $40; 4. Hartill, $l0' George lichoec'
$40: The Tribune l. q. Myers, 300; The tribune
r. W. e., New-Y York, $50; l.. H.. summit, y. Do
81: The Timcs,' G. ". Fred dickson, $40; ." mo
Tines =" D." 80 "1he Times" "G,' - The IT'D
une, George Frederick. al Sympat1Kcr' , mnnt.
IIans, ~ The Times l.. G.' - Inc lrlDuIc'
Mis- Boyle, SO, c. \. King. go, Edith, -, Ance:
T.. Helen. -, Grace -, Marjorie, q, ana r.. H. 81
T. " WiIs, %; cash, ~ 90 /. a. HOrscy, 300
&. II. Warren, IS NJ. b. philips, Jones ~ Co., 10
John Waterman ~ Co., 81; Kohc Hr0thers' S c,y
Eohe brothers, five barrels of beef; cash, III liue
Mater on Company, 500; Bcnecke a CO., floo
John r. Kecr "A CO., 80; T. llcymiul * SON. 10
l. H. Bangs through Winter a Siilic. f. AL an
so: Henderson Brothers, $25; lIoyt BROTHERS 900
r. lrankled Slj employees Of Winter d smile, 20
NiddleOwn 40; George Heritage, $40 ~ liarthlll.
so and y. 7. SwaZcy, son a Co.. $40 Bowrlng
a Archibald, No. Il broadway, acknowledge the receipt
Of IOi PACKAGES of clothing, which they have i0r-
Miranda The Portia Will sail for st. Johns on
Juiy 3d. and any further gifts will be forwarded oy
The following gifts have been received through
tho National Bank OF the Republic: "B,' so Platt
( Woodward, $40, and Ke,olcr & Company, 80
total. ~ ,OO3. -. a., a,,,
The Tribune yesterday received rs from "Leinad
Manned for the 1T. Johns sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
CRTTICLSING THE P1RSON.

From The NcwlorlI Christian Advocate.
\ minister Of the gospel must be prepared " sub
nit Ia all Kinds 0f criticisms from the most compn-
persons. Committees at any tinc appear
TO slider his case. Instance, Il the competency OF
two men. both OF wealth and influence leading mrn
to determine may stir up ministers TO gr,aler dAli-
gence and zeal
one criticized the minister for saving "Whcn Adam
WIS BORN aud remarked 10 a friend: ANY man VINO
viii say, when Adam was born Instead 81 'Whcn
Adam created l. mint for his position. call
such a remark egrcg riOu, bundcr."
committee went Ia II distant city to hear minis
ter and when they returned In Convrr>inS with the
ts.r-on who had recommended the aforesaid minister
- their notice. one Of them said "Ie ptachcd n
,pcndid sermon, and we very much pleased Win
him II he only had Your phyeic We should certainly
i've him call" Ministers will do we'll tn tahc u
hint. and with all their getting In the way OF under
Standing. clppcnce, tact, and pcty, let them get
good "phy sic.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

rcspondence between the Rev. Dr. Joseph b' 'iirAo'
secretary Of the American Home Missionary o01cN'
and the secretaries Of the other OrGnnMuons' ii =
believed that the meeting will make Important chanecS
i'm the methods of the different societies. and 1t Is
likely that the separate bodies Will De 'hcrec"
into two the one missionary. ard the other edu'a-
uonal It is argued that more effective results WI
be accomplished far les trouble and expense III uat
way than under the existing order OF th'hes ne
question OF holding National missionary convention
will also be discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
BISHOP JONES SEEKING AID.

Boston, July 23.-Iewellyn Jones. Bishop OF New
foundland IS here. His mission In Boston Is relative
+, rebuilding the church property which was com
,ct.lv DESTROYED in the recent fire in st. Johns.
Thi, property Included the cathedral. valued at 300
900 the rect)ry and fhe girls orplanage. An appeal
will be madc u, through all the church papers. ne
vol ~ the daily press. and for tho present Bishop
Williams u Connecticut. who prc,ld"S over ms
di,4r.e I'm Bishop irVk rs absence. Will receive sub
scrlpi.on, ccn,nl'ttc, viii be appointed later To
r,criv, fund, ilShop Jones will then 20 to New
York and thence t. Fl gland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
HEw WANTED TO TOUCH HE eILHoOLEY,s HEARTS.

A wild and Strengthening wandcrer was blown into
Police Headquarters yesterday by Ill wind which
emellcd Of rum lie wanted to find family named
Gilhooey and he knew the Glhoolcys would be glad
b. see him. for he hadn't them for years. and
they hadn't seen him, sect lie went from Office to
Office and lot wake OF intoxicating smells behind
him, but he failed to find any Glhooey family. and
late last night he sitting the curbsone In front
OF Police Headquarters lamenung his fate and
noncing his intention OF becoming corpse II any
would guarantee him burial and tombstone, the
ungrateful Gilhooleys could find BIS grave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
BEER KEGS ROLLED FROM THE WAGON on THEM

peculiar accident occurred at 1 p. m. yesterday in
front OF No. 445 Flrstavc. Peter Reilly. fifty five
years old, and his little daughter Julia, years
old. who had both come to this city on visit from
their home In No. 30 MOrrtsst., Jersey City, were
crossing the street in front Of that house. heavy
beer wagon belonging to the Frederick Hover Brewing
Company, Of No. go Tulasdst. brooklyn came along
Just then and passed close by them. Several beer
kegs rolled of the wagon and fell tho old man
and the GIL, niurng them severely. They were
taken to bellevue Hospital and the driver Of tue beer
wagon, Charles WcisbrOa, arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
Az lrALfiy fEsrIyLL AND PARADE.

A festival and pard" under the auspices OF the
Executive Committee having In charge tho erection
~ The monument II Christopher Columbus and the
United Italian Sr.cu~s ~ New York, BN'oklyn and
vicinity, will take place at Harlem River Pa*
ON Tuc.day. II viii b" for tho benefit Of the monu-
mont fund. Tie parade will start from Washington
square at 80 a. and about niy italian aSocla-
VIII take part In It, The lin" Of march VIII be
truugh Ffth to Twelfth st.. thence TO Broai~ay,
thence % Bletcker Mulberry. Worth and Centre SIS.
e. Park Row. thence to CHy Hail. where the parade
viii be reviewed By the Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
4 BIPTIST ST0RY.
From The London News.

one more anccdotc from Mr.. LockwOods lncAhaus-
Iblc stock ~ good stOrics and this time with DO
Uticll application. 1t Is tale Of Il baptismal Ccrc
ul,ny by total Immersion. In some place In the far
Wr,i. The reputation Of one OF the converts was
such that an old hunter who stood by was moved TO
ppruich the minister. saying 'SIr from what know
Of that man | guess YOU had better dip him again."
The sinister. thinking he might we'll make good
nb az IT, adopted the suggestion. ''Sr" laid the old
hunter stil dissatisfied. II think he had better have
another dose" But the minister replied. NO. II he
H. 20 lad ~ all that, We Will anchor him out all
night" Having related this little story poltl-
cI meeting Mr. Lockwood expressed fear that II
world b. found necessary to ''anchor' Mr.. Chamber
t,In and hi, colleagues "out all night"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
EIIZABE1U.

Frank La Forge an eA-convct, was arrested yeSt'r
dav M CRAWFORD on a charge OF committing TWO '"p
berc. there and taken before Justice Melu'i' WIZ
committed him 10 the Union County jail LOT "''N Nv
T. accused OF breaking into house and stealing an
ovorco,t and sum Of money and Oi ro5hns another
nI,c, az a lot - tools. The prisoner j. "l''l
wight by trade and has been only short tim" out o.
stafe Prison. where be Was sent for committing !"
burglary at RAILWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
A WOMAN FATALLY BURNED AT spARKILL

Mrs. susan Smith. seventy four years Ole, u colorcd
woman OF Sparllll, died yesterday afternoon from
terrible burns. While descending stairway, Mt II
p. III. Oh Friday cat trippcd Der up aud she fell.
The lighted lamp she carrying exploded, and set
her clothing on fire. In agony she ran ont OF door,
and tho breeze famed the flames. Two ncghbprs got
pnils Of water and put out the blaze, but until the
woman was 20 badly burned that the skin came on
with her clothing As local doctor WAC H. aud
another out Of town. she was without medical
attendance until late Yesterday mofang, WHEN Or.
Kline, Of Nyack, saw her. Mrs. smith, who wa, "A
widow and her brother. were in charge OF tn sum
mcr cottage Of a. g. Mabie. SHE was alone In the
house when the accident occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

Mrs. Edward h. Jones VII" o' N"'S' "i"".
,oalor has retained cx senator John ". Gr-rs. ~
Paterson a. her counsel Ia apply fjr separation from
h.r husband She accuses him - beating her crd"ll'
ZONES f. ready under bail f0r the 'rnd |IIf 4" d"
ever the charge 81 brutality a,-auluug his WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
CLEARED.

steamer " bruno. Lewis Baltimore II Foster
Steamer Steamer n1sof' Rs%s isf
steamer 4 pimoch Coleman bo.'onIh nInoes
steamer city Of birmingham Berg Savannah 4 Walker
,o Ste' An Sat%f CO. 1'''' N"'
TIoSpG MSr nt 60
Steamer city Alexandria. Holman. Havana and Mexican
steamer Gity OF Atlanta Dole West Point vaoM Domn.
steamer Guyandotte walker Norfolk and Newport News
0 steamer Regina B Reed Rio Janero. Bahia santos &c
steamer Kopcr (Bog). Tanner Liverpoo-Buck & Jorons
steamer fania. Hansen. Wilmington and Gcorgetown-Wm
steamer iloseln (Ger vog. Csrienas and Maan1sa-w d
steamer Anchoria tBr, Campbell Glasgow Henderson
steamer Dorian tBr, McFarlane Henderson
steamer koDinia OBJ. Lash. sharpness Dock q
steamer Tepanto tBr). Wise. Antwerp Via Gnvesendsan
steamer Colorado (Br. Abbott Hull via Gravescnd san.
steamer Concho Boser Key West and Galveston II Mall.
DRY Co. -
steamers Alaska Aurana kePsr and 81 Remains for Iv
rpoo AnchoriH Tor "assVw Tor ,eith Hser, ana
thamnaTne navre: Vera. for Donau for Kings
Ma1ana %c tarbbee Tor Antigua &c; phsisphis Tor
1sion Fl Mar and Ruson for New Orleans Delsware for
0d Do%% r OF IT fH for paa '
Ship 81 Mnnso for shanghai.
Bark Curacao for Curacao
Also saicd-vla Long Island Sound
steamers winthrop FOR 81 Johns NIB: Manhattan for Port
land, III + Dimock. Tor Boston.
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
New.York Lower Representatives, Spit Electric Buoy
kellghted.
Repairs having been effected. buoy
no. ~ Southwest SPIT, New-iork Lower Bay has
been relighted.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lewis island July "a Passed. Croma (Br). Lord
from New. York July - Tor Lelth
The Lizard July 2Z-Passe steamers Aman. Grr) Kraef'
from New York July for Hamburg; Hndoo (Br. Douglas.
from New York July 10 for HUH.
kinsa July 23Passc steamer Manhattan (Brl. Thomas
from New York July 20 for Liverpool.
Messlna July 22-saed. steamer spanish Prince (Br for
New. York.
Copenhagen July 22-saed steamer Thngvala DAM for
NcwNoiK
~ Lucia. July Sailed steamer (BrI for New
York.
glasgow July 22saled steamer State OF Nevada (Br for
New York
Sharpness July 22-Arrved steamer Enrique (span).
Aberastuii. from New. York jugs
Jcah July 20 Arrived steamer Loanso (Br) Carru'hers
from New. York June "a
Bristol July ~ Arrived, Wells CITY (Br) Savage
from New York July 4.
July 23 Arrived Clenshe (Br) Jones' from
China and Japan for New York. $3.50, .
scy Islands July % Passed, steamer Morav. Winckler
rom New. YORK July II for Hamburg.
Gibraltar July 22-Salo steamer Fulda Thalenhors from
Genoa for New.York
hampton, July 23-sard steamer Augusta Victoria
Barrnds from Hamburg for New.York.
Dundee, July 23-Sa,in steamer Critic (br), for NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

NYACK.-The crew OF the ferryb0at Rockhnd, which
plies between Nynck and TarrytOwn, yesterday morn
ing picked up in the Tappan Tee an overturned Nat
bottomed saibcat about fifteen feet long bottom
painted red, deck yellow, and white inside and out
The boat was lowed TO the shore and rlghlcd. There
was no name her. and all that was found WIS n
shoe "A stocking copper hoop and an oar painted
green. The shoe new one and the sIocliug
was OF good quality. Tie appearance Of the boat In
dlcates that she was caught IN the storm ~ Friday
night ~ the ropes which held the sail i'm pl,c. ur,.
broken and the mast Is gone. IL Ii fcard thut the
owner may have been drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

to the evidence which purely cIcuis Iaitif,'
and also that the defendant proved an all0l' Hahli
Tom Was sentenced TO be executed in the wc'k be-
ginning August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

FLUsIIlNG.-An appropriation Of 10000 has bcen
mnde by this village for paving all the prncin,l st
An appropriation OF 100000 was made for tbo same
purpose about "a year ago, but was found "a be in
sufficient
JAMAlCA.-Counsellor Trap. In behalf OF lanes
L. Hamilton tho colored preacher. who Wa convicted
Of numbering his wife at Winfield l.. l.. on Nav
has served notice OF appeal on County C1er,, sutnh,r
and District Attorney Flemmlng at Jamaica. The
grounds for appeal that tho verdict WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
OCTGOfNG STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEW ADMINISTRATIONS JULY % /:
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Febrige Br Cowie Philadelphia July 81 in bal
last to II Winchcstcr 4 Co
City Of birmingham, Burg savannah. July 20,
With mlse ami passengers To h |. walker
steamer Victoria Nor Aarseth Matanzas July via saw
annah with mdse TO order; vessel TO Hurbu Co.
Arrived AT the Bar AT am
steamer Hngi. (t,erl Iclthauser Hamburg July 10 and
avrr me, 16 cabin and Ul5 Storage passengers 10
X ! Corus. Arrived ~ the Bsr NJ III am.
Fucrs bismarck (Icr which arrived I'D, brought
37s cabin sccrage Arrived at the Bar al
i0lOpm.
England (Br) Healey London July and Havrc T.
with uldse ANA passengers 10 w Hurst.
steamer Europe Br Robinson London July TO- with mdse
and passengers 10 + w Hurst
steamer ty Chesrr (Br PassOn Liverpool July 3 and
Queenstown H. with mdse ~ cabin and 4s2 seerage
Nav Co. Arrived at TIE Bar AT Oo5
srNSET-wind at sandy Hook. light s. fair NJ city
Island, light SW, cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
LONG Island

AN INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR RESIGNS
Theron II. Burden. Of Queens County, has resigned
the office Of United states Internal Rcvcnue Co,eco,
for tho Queens County District. and Thomas A. smith
Of Hampstead, has been appointed TO iii the vacancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
Announcon enE.

Best Hair Grower and Dressing. DR.. Hayss
Hair Health Restores youthful color and beauty gray
hair. Don't soil akin or linen. Druggsts. SOC.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
20 WEST SoTH-ST.
OF the system, Gen0- rinary Organs
Impotency and sterlity. Hours. to /. s " g.
NnrFKA E. Il w NorTYA.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Sunrise. AS Set. 7ls Moon set, sol pm Moons age
/A-sandy H'k.. 7t2 Gov Isrd.. So1 Hell &C.. $50
P.N-oanuy Hk.. 7<S Gov IsPd.- $40 Hou &C.. 10 03
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

NuTEKA. E. & W. NOT
4 NEW COLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

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