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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
NONIC LAIR.

garden fete." for the benefit Of the building luna
of the Nountainsidc Hospital viii nc given III NOM
clair next week, from Tuesday 10 Friday IT VIII DC
under the auspices Of the churches OF the io"f Tow"
ships OF Verona. Caldwell, Montcair ana H""Hn'"
and will lac n, a more elaborate scale than anything
OF the kind ever before attempted in ;l, part 81 the
STATE. on Tuesday evening an entertainment VIII he
given in the Montclair Opera House. bv the ''ipn
BAPTIST Church of Montcair. on Wclnc'dN the
4" fpe9 Itself will be opened in Ashland IAN ana
grounds opposite tho Delaware, Lnr'a""h' ana
western Railroad station In MOntcl1ir. II 1 Will re
main open day. The grounds VIII ID" luhilhllcd
and the hall will he handsomely dcchra.td i"o'iiN
AND shows Of various kinds will be pr sidcl oVi N
ladies of the several churches. ana music VIII be
furnished by the MrntCair Brass land. on frlnhV
evening Il. Mark, Methodist Church will give con
cert In the opera House.
The East Orange Lawn Tennis Association Is 20 re-
pent the rcrf Jrinance Of We Last Day Ot -kule.
lately given by II with success. 81 tomnohW'ath
Hall, Fast Orange IN MOniclair Cuh Hail. on FRIDAY
June "a also for the benefit OF the MoGntlsde HOS
pital.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WTSJrUESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VEGNON.-A number Of the friends OF
Joseph = Wood. Editor of The Chronicle accom-
panied him to the steamship Augusta Victoria on
"Wednesday night to bid him sood-by" upon his
departure FOR Il long tom through Europe, with MS
son. Sidney. Mr. wood found that other friends hal
prctdcd ldm and left several handsome floral designs
In lis staeroom. Mr. Wood wifi be- absent several
months, and, with his son, Nill Wit Hamburg
Antwerp brussels. Client, Ecrlin, Dic,'cn Nienla.
Munich and the Tyr |, Luccrne, IT. NolhaId B'rnc
Chamouuix, Rome Naples Pompcii southern France
Paris ard England and scotland. Tile sew
clai chapters OF tho brotherhood of 81. Andrew, Oh
Westchcster County, will meet in convention in this
CITY on June l. and 10. under tn. auspices OF the
ORGANIZATIONS Of the Church Of the Ascension and
1liniiy Church. ~ TIE convention Viii bring To-
letner a large number al young men nom all over
to extend every hospitality t. N" strangers, That
their visit Diay be Pheasant ana - lT0htIDl' one.
n the evening O, the lota there VIII lie conference
IA Church Of Tho Asccrs,oA, nj wh,th addresses
nooI. Al : O'clock sunday morning Holy Com
nunion VIII b. celebrated Ia Trinity CEurch, - which
delegates and Others Who may WIS., 10 avail them
sc.ves of the privilege will be welcomed. services
for the Brotherhood will be held In Trinity Church
at 10 80 and 30 p. m. on sunday. at both OF
which addresses will be made \ ldNlncn's mc'une
will be held 10 the Church OF the Ascension ut j. III.
on the l4th which not only delegates. bit all young
men In the city, invited TO attend The delegates
will be served with supper at Willard li1I In the
evening Of the 19;h.
PEEKSKILL-At l O'Clock yesterday mprning the
st. Nicholas Hotel. at Lake M"neGan. fur miles east
Of here. burned To the ground. II vas Il three
story structure and capable of ommOdalug 800
persons. Frank Frye the pYopiie,Of. ana III, family
eeca1cd. The los VIII amount t. 10000 The
origin of the fire l. unknown.
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sun. OF. ed entirely by voluntary co'tr'p"'o"''
contributions have en- received O. follows, ,..,
Mrs. william II. Vanderbilt, for one ZIP oi "
,o.rr,l $40. Mrs, f.. H. Appleton To- one 'rP W
oo,tnc hospital $3.50; Emil Caiman s'o, he", ,,,,-
r,irr,n .2o Hawk wtherbee, SO; Scheihg "'''~,
40. : r. Bradley 800; w. A. pembr'ok' - n.t.,
loo E,,c., Fhrmann 800; Leonard D. "hI'''
40. The ,aore NJ B1ncs, 81 Lewis =. ""r,. FoD,
Mr. Henry 1almadge. -; II. Fleming crooks. =, f
S,.-o 30: William Alexander Smith. SO MIS- s,.
Alexander Smith SO; Mrs. Lisp'h''u ~ a..
~ nr,wn. So: Sundlyschoo Church OF inc hro ''
". -. ..r , H." 50; II. w. Fitch, so soma
-, pro. s25; Arthur r. sullivan. 800: ~ van ~,
,oord 40; William Enstcin, 40; H. bc'e FiO' "
..a,t,oo, contributions are earnestly solicited ana MA,
,d.o..d 70 W l.. Stiong. tre,surer at the oh0e VI
~ run vo sol Frfh-ave., Ncw-iork.
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GATHERED AEOrT TIE TOWN

Police Justice Tghc Is angry the escape 81 Plul
Ipai from Jail lie was fined for iuto@ieailon. and
held for the Grand Jury charged with i.onlons a,
,ault for shooting at policeman who attempted To
airr,t him. and slightly wouudns Il citizen. Tie
court officers cav that the commitment paper, wcr
regularly made aud given Ia the sheriff, deputies
The latter say they not. and when LipalrS wife
went 10 the Jail and paid his fine he was released
Tho District Attorney will be asked To Investigate the
ca-c
LcLler & Mass lthoraphic printers. who lost p op
city Park Place disaster Of August 1901 brought
suit against the Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance com
rany their loss. The defence said the loss
to fire. but to tbs collapse Of the building
$1,000 for the plaintiff This Is a test case. and it
will be- taken 10 the General Term Of the supreme
court appeal
The Rev. hsbury G. Clarke will be installed as
pastor Of Grace IreSbS terrain Church. at stuyvc.at
and jefferson ayes, on Thursday, June 10.
J. Edward AddIcks has secured piaccal control Of
Tho Brooklyn Gas Light Company, under the agree
mcnt made with the stockholders for the purchase Of
II per cent Of the stock at 40. At noon Yesterday
nearly the requisite amount Of stock hid been dc
posted. and Mr. Addick, ha5 written Il letter saying
that he will take all the shares deposited even Il less
than ii per cent Of the whole.
Fire broke out yesterday morning in the drying
room Of the moulding mill Of Louis Bos~ct. Grand
Il. and EcwtOwn Creek. causing damage of 10000.
Huge piles Of lumber surrounded the building ana for a
time it looked as though serious c0nfagriiion cIulI
not be aycred.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN


rr-NFRAI. OF SkMtEL II. Dl Ky En-
The funeral of samuel u. Duryca, VINO uieo li''
hco,t failure on Tuesday took place yc>'eNiHy "i,e
mann NJ his home No. As Ecnsen> II. Tie l'cN' ~
r DE witt Tnnage and M Rev. :. b. iiaInh'' ono,
,od The paIlhcarcrS were Mayor Body, th"arN H.
IitchGcld ticorg, A. Ain. Tunis o. bcie'h r'' IA"
cls HYDE oliver II. Wells. frcdri1'h W. MUS Az"
simeon h. Chittcnicn. The burial was III "ife'""'''
Mr. Durvca was BON in ErColdyn %" M"r'h - 800
lie was educated III the Brooklyn IolI'e'hh" In'"
tu,e ana at tic University OF tn" '1S OF Ne" l"'"'
After his graduation in lsG6 liz studied nj i'c '"o
LOGICAL seminary time, and then ''''e" j" ''''
civ and devoted h,nsrll 10 the mahh"Inen. VI NV
iarrc Inherited estates. lie married Mis- n''' rH"'
o, ,Iiwnultcc Wis, in go Mr.. Inry'a was P"Hl
acut Of ihr Chldrcn's Park and Play GROUNDS an" "o
rr,c Planting and Fountain socletH,. lie was u'S'ec
al, tho Art AssoclatOn and The FrOclcl academy ana
WA, corrected with many other Institutions 49,.
luc,l to III. Union League, Hamilton ara i,%'o'm
Nnni clubs and the - NFhOH> ana va. IN .,,.
49, III, wns an aciiV' hcpuhlicai ana IaN' ~" i''
=. M, nuu nj Largo. About Two weeks ago u. ~,
..ucd "A pot of eight aci'> costing T''";'"M' -, ~
slnr between BAY Ridge and Font Ilahil'"h' I" wv
city for public park.
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IMPROVEMENT Iy THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK,

The business failures occurring throughout the country
reported for the week to X. q. Dun 4 Co.. number
1863 for the United states and - for Canada total
1872 compared with 207 In the prev lou, week and 80, In
the amc week OF 1891. The weekly review Summarizes
the business situation follows FLOODS have antei
0It with them much Of tn" estimated losses n river
bottoms famrucrs are busy planting fast de
Better weather IN quar't, gives dcci,d Improve.
mcnt IN crop prospects but II j. s vet weather
In other localltfs r-trd> trade and the bJckwad
generally renders distribution somewhat dlsiponti 2
Yet the aggregate Naumc % trade ia spite u all oh.
taccs, Is greater than ago, about per
urcd by clc0rDgs outside Ncw.york and 3 per cont
measured by railway crnng' o. all toIcs reported Labor
difficulties IN building trades passing away. but IN
T. prospect If serious contest IN iron anuf turing b.
tween Weston employers aIl workers. O.her industries
satisfactorily active. AMI confidence In the f.rr, Is
general
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Mr.. RlvFMETER WOULD NOT YIELD.

About fifteen delegates representing the wholesale
grocery trade Of the South met at the Hoffman House
yesterday morning u formulate plan whereby a fixed
price sugar every southern point could be c.tab
shcd and rebate secured for the wholesale doIlo. al
herring to tho uniform prize. The voice the meeting
plainly showed their disappointment M Haveneyer's
icu-al to ento tain the proposition OF yer cent rebate
\ special committee Of three appointed aeiin 1,
confer with the officers e tho sugar Trust Tho decg,cs
Ioass'mbrt In the afternoon A. the hoffman House Il,
listen to the report Of tho special Committee The com.
mlttc icro tel that II had len unable 20 necompi,h
anything Mr. HaNencyer would accept no pfoln.tol
Inc ou,-of'1wn dcefate, 81 70 home last p'rht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
NEW rORu or LIFE INSURANCE POLTCT

The accumulation policy. which the Ncw-lork Life
Insurance Company Cr"s t. It's numerous clients,
hi, many advantages. II is policy which imposes
only one condition, the payment of premiums. There
arc no restrictions whatever. II the client Insured
paws the premiums the company Will pay the policy.
Among the distinctive features Of the accumulat0r
policy are mortuary dividends, if desired; a loan
privilege the company agreeing 70 make loans on
the policy at ) per cent interest; one month, grace
in the payment Of premiums. and ihe privilege of re
instatemcnt at any time within six months after de-
fault In payment Of the premium. The applicant also
has the choice among six methods Of continuing or
disposng Of the policy at the end of the accumulation
rcrcd The claims are PAYABLE Immediately upon
The receipt aud approval OF the proofs of death. 1h'
New York Life Insurance Company has existed ioi
almost half a century.
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FOR THE rrSERAL OF sidney TIIpy.

Arrangements for The funeral Of sidney Dillon Lave
no; been fully completed yet II viii take place, a.
annOunccd In The Tribune Yesterday, oh Monday al
10 n. m, at The Fifih Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church.
The pail bearers have not been selected. but they viii
probably b chosen from l> associate directors Of the
different corp rti0ns in which he was Interested
The family have received numerous kilograms from
friends sympathizing with them In their bereavement
Among the first 10 arrive WIS one from JAY Gould
A continual stream OF callers was kept up all day
Yesterday hut the family have seen only their most
intimate friends. Mr.. Dillon, IL Is understood. had
made will which Is In the hands Of the executors. by
which he leaves his entire estate To his children and
grandchildren. The report that II" Ind disposed ~
III, JnOli Pacific RAILROAD stock denied hi,
,,fic
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uOROkEN.

For some DAYS Manager schiller. of trnhcim 5
Theatre has been circulating petition Tor the pardon
Of siegfrcd Cronlelm. who is now serving ont s>
months sentence st snake illl, imposed ir keeping
his theatre open and selling liquor on sunday Inc
petition sets forth tia. Crorhcim has been MADE M'hh
rupt by his conviction. and That his WIG anu IN
children who are dependent upon him are without
support. In view Of The fact that his is the fir
case IN the county where such severe punishment mas
been me,cd ont for such offences, the s'gdcis bAeVc
the ends Of Justice would be- conserved by ms para
Among the signatures those OF IN, Key: tHHcr
COrrican pastor Of the Church Of Cur Lady Of lac'
OK Mayor GrasSman, cN-Iudge Patton, IOncc OOhi-
missioner Hayden and Assessor DOl@.d.
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r,xr1x.s WIFE AxD CHILDREN DESTITUTE.

r,xr.rN'S WIFE AND CiILDItN p">Lll 1 IT
Ms May J. Rankin. wife 81 Aheft hI"""' '
-l i ,h. Auditors Onlcr 81 the Ncw YORK ana Nv
,,r,cr ,r,l,uLouc Company. IN touIt'nd'''' ~
,,..,l,v apul,ed to the society for the iI"v'"''
r,,.i,, 70 children - have his two 'nS' "i'"'
,lbc,t placcd in public Institution. where th'' '''
unmarried Eoth Mis. Rankin aud nor hu''''N q"
,,cn,,,ts q, old williamsburg families Ih'F "''' ' ~
,vlvc years ago ard lived happily together Tor IN
,,h.n Nj. Rankin That shr di-cON'r'" u'' MT
,,,. ,ti,,,t. Ulfh an old school friend n'i"d MH'
u.,,vt., GnoEin then deserted her ana "''it
=, ,iyo with hi> new love. paving her certain '""
money weekly t,ward nc support OF MS ch'"''"' '
have since lived together Recently Rankin 'plp'u '"'
,n,,,u, the money and she brought sun Tor ''"''N
i,,co ,bich WAS granted by Judge IrnaN. \ s"'' ''
$40, o,o dnuaae- il al pending aagin-i Miss
,,.cht ly Mr. Rankin for alternating the aN Ms ~ "
husband Rankin according 20 Mf-. RANKIN u'' '.'
o,e , Il the court to pay bon 40 v"''. ana N'l b.
N.r.I.,.rv where be /, living. \ wee" 90" ~ -
Rankin WIS di.pos>Srd from The spa .n't~ Oh wv '
Co., -, IA. house 40 - DiSi.l0n-aN".. foT nonp"f"'"'
Il ,c,, Eonr without shelter for herself a"a 'h'''''
bc sent the latier the cuu.y sat oi h'i hu''""u
no,hcr A. Sca Cir expecting nt thF "'ud b' '"'n ''
while she tried TO get work. ON THU dy ne 'ho'"
,ycc r,,uin To Brooklyn and both they ana uIr h'.'
wandered about the until nearly midnight "n'"
hoy found shelter in the house a fi'nd Inc s"e'p
n, m uroy,l. the children with home.
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long ISLAND.
A pAssENGEE TRNIN WrElKEn.

4 PASSENGER TRIM WIsE1 kED.
The last train over the Manhattan Beach branch OF
the Long Island Railr al, which left the beach at
1890 O'Clock Thursday night wrecked in the
tn mel between parkvc and Manhattan Junction
through the carclcsSncss, it Is said. Of the tower
cpciator When the train reached ,;c tunnel, who're
a single track only runs, the switch was 0pc! and
tho engine with the of into ia, gravel rial
on the side. The engine considerably damaged
rs well a, several OF the cars, but, fortunately, 10
body was hit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

Ms Emma T. Pcitneil. Mr.. Truman J. H'ckus
and Mr.. W D. Munson, Niih The Rev. d.. Lyman
Abbott and the Roy. Dr. T. Coleman ADAMS" cai'H "l'"
N,,r Eoodv Yesterday urge uIon MIN the app ili'
,,, ~ women IN the BDaid Of IIucnton. Dr. Ahioit
aid that such action would hav" Ioiica sgnihcan'
neither would 10 have any connection with tho women
suffrage movement Tho experiment had b''n tii'' ]"
other cities and had been Success Women "o'n inl
, attention 10 tho dota. the sch os than men. nnd
=, large proportion Of the Ichcfs were women IL wound
lac wei, % have some women IN the b0aid. pr. Nf'H
..c % the same purpose. Mr.. BacknS said uat W"r
,hoild be 40 least In the board III the Tine
had nat ,on, for 80 radical a change would be better
Z, val, a while lcforc appointing ANY women.
Mavor Body answered That II women were appoint q
In the board .. present constituted t"y "on1l i''0
N do men. work. and mi. m,iht not hr sotsiac' ny
rr, ,,,t,o.,,, Of women would require rutirr ic-
organization Il the board. and he doubted vh-ter That
would be- wise At pra-'rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
RUTHERFORD.

Fourteen new members were admitted to the newly
orro,izcd Ecnubllcan Club at the meeting Thursday
night f. J. Turner. who though not present nj The
organization meeting. elected president OF the
club has accepted tic Office and presided At IhIsuny
NIGHTS Inecfilic The club meets IN IN" >NaNf
Dyjldlup handsome structure recently cOmpl fcd,
evcry Thursday night. The club LOW has lilly Two
members.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY

Mary Spear, n servant twenty years old, living
with Ms. DumOnt, at No. II Eric-st. applied AT IN"
City Hospital yesterday, saying That she Lad the
smallpox. She sent 10 The Board OF i'altA
Office, where she examined by DR.. Silrnsial WHO
pronounced her Of clearly developed snml-
pox An ambulance was called. and she was sent
TO Snake Ilill In the afternoon. Mr. DnmOhis non, =
WAS Thoroughly disinfected. No one knows now IN"
girl caught the disease. she has been Hvlng WIN
Mrs. Duinont for some months, and was seldom away
from the house,
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FAST TINE TO AND FROM MANuArrAy nr,c,,

r, special express trains for Manhattan Beach, via
lmIty-iOi'thst, leave Long Island City at g. ; md
u p. M, except sundays. sundays al go . 10
- 10 ana 80 p m; time thirty minutes; no stops
IRAN beats connecting with these trains will leave
Thirty fourth street Ferry ten minutes earlier Cor
csRonding trains returning leave Manhattan Beach
o :40 40. s 40. q 40 ~ %
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IHiRD At WORK AMONG THE SJCE nom

Active preparations ale lcine made by ~; johns Guild
for this seasons work for tie relief of the sick moor
children and their mothers in tenement house districts
during the sumnet months. and the Guilds floating and
seaside hosptas VIII be In full operation at early date
These institutions are absolutely free without the least
discrimination to color. creed or nationality and .Ie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
MARINE IN1ELLlGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sr,r,se 4eiI set 7:26 Moon sets am MOONS 'S'
HiGI WATER
... r.r, So He'll Go. Vas
~ sandy H'k. f3t Gov. isin 90 ii.i &c. 9 So
1I'tWn-sandy H'k.. 1.3y GOV lsTd- o'oo "'" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

and musical features will Offer a'npe dl,ation VIZ
the visitor tire, of c0n;emp alnG the bcauues Vi h''
over n beer glass.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

New York Jockey club races, Morris Pir% go p m
NcwYofk Athletic club games. 1ra'crS lahu' d p H.
Immigration investigating Committee.
Xowyorlx. Cleveland ba.chall match. Polo Grounds 4
r.
Marine and Field Club annual regatta
Ncw.York Canoe club rrpntta. Gr1vc~cnd FAY
West Point cadets dinner Nurr1y HUI H"'l u p H.
Jersey CITY Yacht club ladies' day.
Home ror Incurbles anniversary. Fordham. p M
Music in Central Park nv eth Regiment band. D. m
Mn lbs in st. Mary's PARK by 10Th REGIMENT Dand, !
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T Fl II
II III 10
NETWORK LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,

VX7hc in 1850 originated and introduced the first Nom
Wv forfeitabe Policy now makes another Radical
Departure in favor of the insured
Life insurance is safe or possible only on the prn.
cple that life is more precious than money; but no life
company has heretofore fully accepted this principle
The New-York Life believing from its experience
that the time has come when this principle should be fully
accepted, now announces that, the physical conditions.
habits etc. of an applicant being satisfactory, will in
sure him without future limitations.
The Companys new contract, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

THE DlSIIOP LOUGurIN MTDhLIfoN FINISHED
The medallion If Bishop foughlin which Is to br un-
v.ncd AZ ST. Mays Hospital on June H. is hni'h' j
and va. placed On exhibition by the Gornlu Manufacturing
Cnntnnv In Ncw-lork. y'-tefdiy. The medallion Is
uf,lze and f. IN tho centre 4 heavy bass ana bonl"
Tablet 55LNj3e. The inscription the tablet above
and beneath the medallion reads;
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HOME NE WIS.
Prominent ARRIVALS At The HOTELS.

Prominent ARRIVALS Al HE HCiEiS'
Aston Concressmcn John H. Ketcham ana James w
Covert OF New.York. BREVOORT-RearAdm 'ra4 Johh
{, walker Tn,,d states Navy. ard Neville chamberlain
., t,,g,o,o FIFTH NUF-Judgc Morris NJ Este.
q, california cx Congressman George Wet oil bal't"n
n " s-d ex.Congrcssman Frederick Miles OF connect
cu, GILSEY-Rcsr Admiral stephen D. Luce 'hl"d
c,,,.s S,vv MEM. YORK-Judgc Alexander {. Haske".
. ,,,,,a,t. q pIAZA-Tho1as Nelson Page. Of
r,chmond va VICTORIA-C Congressman Herman stump
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THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
EDpEIGS PORTS
An,ouncsmenA

Mrs. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
ia, been sed for over FIFTY YEARS ny MILLIONS al
MOTHERS Tor thclr CIpiLDREN WHILE TEEillNG
vl,h PERFEt 4 SUCCESS. IL SOOTIfES the CHILD.
soFrENs THE GUMS AILAYS Al Pain. CURES
NISD collie and il the BEST REMEDY FOR DIAl..
RIIOEA. sold o., DRUGGISTS In part Of the
void. TWENTY FIVE CENTS y BOTTLE.
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SHIPPING Ne Us.
port OF xEwYoEK ......-FRIDAY' JUNE IT, i0'-
ARRIVED.


Tartar Hr Eacy r j'P'n a avn Co pSr
al The T na sr rrru,on Liverpool May 3D. oReen ,
-, I,,. NH nldse passengers To vernon II p"""
60 AIye At y iS iS ' ~ naItiy Bristol Nay ~ swan:
c ~ vim mlsc James Akch a q" Ai''''" Ct" '' '''
,a%f uaya DAM aaD cocnnas n Nav s VIA
, ya r' 60" Arrived IT the bar at - m ,,,
n., and il,.cns,f to RI oort' Af'N'" at ''' N" ~
an. ,.,r, lockwood Colon with md.e and pas
pi;ihc Mall Arrived At The 'lI At o, !, i ~.
-mcr 'anb,c 49, I| ,,uetrs To- Out. rbrige
g." Arrived - "a, Bar At ni , =, r,c, Il, Mas.
~, ,Giy- Win nc and passengers" james J. WAN" w.
AI,,M , "ai n' 'miri, tir, Davis. sagma May27 VA
,,cn Min snrar Order. vessel TOD II Wnch'S'r" o.
.rnre ~ k.T %o Tcb.,u Ba'acoa days. win if
10 Mo,, pnrec. Savannah with md'T and
pstlr Rlrhinonn Jcnn'y. We; Point Va with m''e 10
~. ,'nT yor atlanta Dole West Point Va Win m''e
an! pa--'nfi , Witer newport News and Norfolk.
ali, r,l-. and la--engrrs 70 Od Dominion - -,
s'1' G ,,. ..nr,p to- Il ,iaory CO.
sUNSLr-wndat SANDY Hook. hF4t : ''o'"y ''' "'''
AtCty island -li,it. ". ci'".
CLEARED.
steamer ecrva lRr, button Liverpool va queenstown
\sip Hr,rom, r Brooks, Liverpool VIA queenstown
~ Grey. 3D. Johnson Cardiff smpsonspence
rnrnessia ,Br Harris. glasgow Bros
siramcr ,cllcri DOR kacmrr HAMBURG
~i.tnrr Minister Nal bach t''ih S'i'''"o'''' "''7
Suar Ssalc tGcr Goe'sc Bremen VIA southampton
Srer Werk.ndam orch. Baker. Rotterdam vi" Hoa'
a, ' Iorgcenc 70 rcnoei, Iayre-A Torscn ,x.
steamer riaudrrnH@"r m '"'''''' '''''"
,,nr Moon,,onc ll,r Gibson. Mlan'chi N Barber
steamer sautandcrino SPAN. Iu'anase. - john Nj
bl,."t q ,,s,r, Common colon Pacific Mail - 60. MI
~frin.r Vcnr,u,ia iopAin-, iIeuayri "' h"n"" p'''
, ''',r r,rinn rri Thompson 81 Johns PR 'sc-Nf%
t,l,,a,r Ar.as .Er. Norrc. Ct'nmcgo', sc -W'y'''
steamer Mexico ,spanl Aemauy Havana sc NJ 'eo'"
sd Z" .. ,,,,.,.,.,.u a., ana Fernando.
amer lfoluoiS Bcai.c Charleston and Jacksonville WIN
shp mere ,rr, wndcmcr. Calcutta Vernon Thrown
narR Martha DAVIS. r'ualc'on. Honolulu VI" bo''o" 20
xxx I,i Of H., fa.t lpr K,m. Dunedin Cameron
q co. e.,rn
Steamers Moican Bristol. Chandornngor Mar''i,r-'
A,ruI Kingston, NeNito Havana. N'Mi"i ""I ~ ~
maui Moni.go Ray Ari,As. Ccniu'so' Pa IMAM -
az il, ,racnI Tnala,src savannah. io t'ra'r Fer
nAiitinh Sci''am Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
rvrnrooi Juno lO-Arr,od. steamer others tBr Bra'h'
arri,e steamer Archimcics b. Lewis from New
GLASGOW juno SAILED state Of Nevada Cfrl.
MAN. for
lin, sailed steamer C.rcassil tBr Hell'rwick Tor
Kyo%,i6iru. Jnnc 10 Arrived. steamer Gadano tSpanL
S%t%-tA june sailed Concmiugh spencer for
nnoH liz Al, Jnnc 10 Passed steamer Cmhra (Br,. Ne.
k,, from her 10 queenstown ana Liver
HGrvTru,ygy June 10 Arrived steamer Hermann rier
N.sN ..l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

THE ROCK OF OPEN-AfR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
illustrated The standard authority on American open
ins sho1sipf hor,esess rding &C., &C., IN fn1 per
IND and universally eomplimei ted hy tAe mesa