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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

George ". schcbler Of No. 453 "aShih s'oh'a
rcpo-,c. 10 the police yesterday That )ewery Vhueo
NJ 500 Ind been stolen from his house In the nieh''
rho windows and doors all found fastened yes
te7day morning.
Ioin Gullfoylc contractor for the new 18Th Req
o,,nt ornory. was authorized ye'teiiay to proceed
Nth nj, work and lncose the building as 1t VIII
bc ruined II left rs It Is. IN" complexion o' '"'
huidluc is dependent upon the validity of the county
horas issued to meet It's cost. the courts having 10
determine whether ihc indebtedness OF the county cN
coed, tho lawful limit. Mayor Body says the Arhors
gill cost more than 100000.
CORPORATION Counsel jerks has gwen an opinion u"
thc Electrical subway Commissioners that trolley
, arr, under their control Thi, Is I'm contradiction 10
the opinions u the street railway presidents VINO Claim
that when the Commission was created they were
given to understand that the commission wou" ""N'
nothing to do with the trolley wires. IL Is proosos
that tho matter will BE- carried into the courts
There were 49, deaths last week. 2oj births and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
HOW THE TOBACCO UIS STOLEN.
ARREST OF THE TWO TIN EWES WHO TOOK TwT-S
TY-FIvE BALES FROM HoBOKfN rIER.

ARREST OF THE TWO TIN EWES WHO TOOK TWIS
TY.FlvE BALES FROM HOBOREN TlER.
Superintendent Byrncs has taken hand In IN
ravclnng the mystery that surrounded ia" robbery
OF twenty five bales 81 tobacco from ths>pcr ~ the
Netherlands American steamship company, In llo-
bokcn on August O. with the result that two NOR"
prisoners have been gathered into the fold Ih"ir
names are James Dee. driver. sometimes employed
by A. Cohen & CO.. the owners Of the stolen tobacco,
and James Barry. truchman who Hives AT No -
Monroe-st The D.dam Of the Netherlands Lin"
arrived I'm Hohokrn on August q. with i4l bales Of
tnc Suinatra tobacco. consigned 10 Cohen q Co.
Firhty.nvc bale, were taken hv Dee IN the nm ;
warehouse Abou, twenty minutes after Dee had
gone another truck drove mp TO the pier ana n
man who said that his name was Barry told the
customs officers that he had been ordered 10 TAX"
Twenty-Five bales Of tobacco for Cohen 4 Co. 1h'
twenty-five bales were lifted on the truck and seen
no more until after several days search th'y were
found ny the Brooklyn police In the cellars q" Henry
Moniann's tobacco store. No. go flAtbush-av6
\ careful! reading Of the story brought Dec rather
foirih', superintendent Byrnc>S mind. ana he IN
trusted D-tccivc scrgcants O'Hncn and NcAnl"y 10
keep q close watch on Does actions They found that
Dee I'm his leisure hours, was constantly In the clm
panv OF two well known professional thieves. who
have not yet been arrested They also found that he
was I'm tho habit Of meeting Barry, and by singular
coincidence Barry's description Tailed exactly with
That of the man who had di appeared With the twenty
five bales Of tobacco ON sunday night. when Barry
and Dee met the of TIN Eowcry and P'llSt.,
O'Bricn and McAuicy arrested them.
The story told BY superintendent Eyrncs Is that De
had known the thieves for some time. Before the
arrival OF the Liam larry had been enlisted and the
plot was laid. De- took the eighty five bales 81 to
bncco the two thieves, d> guls'd as long,hocmcn,
hoyering around. Barry sat on a string pcrc. hir
truck hidden n side street. and took careful oh
scryaiOn OF the In which the loading WAS done.
Then y Dec drove he stopped, and. bending down,
viii, pclcl TO Barry. Say that YOU have
come Tor twenty 1--WE bales oi t1ba 60 b.
lon.dng 10 L. Cohen a Co. II The
ask for your number that Il IS iGJ. That Will b"
all" carry followed Dcc's Instructions 10 me iicr
Md The p.an Wis a complete success. The two bogus
lonCshOr.mcn piled the bales on the truck with con
siderable cnih asm, Barry signed the receipt aud the
truck drove away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

According 10 the mpor OF the board OF o'h'er'
which made survey OF tho cruiser Chicago 70 deter
mine upon the actual repairs needed, Spe VIII h' "
ready for service in time 20 get To N'"por to tah"
part in the opening of the Naval war college on
scptemicr !. Word received from Ear liarD'r
Yesterday that the Philadelphia and 'oncoM "ouiu
leave there FOR New York August -. the dynamite
crusor Vcsuvlus and monitor Miantonomoh going 70
E,vpou 10 remain there. Immediately after arrival
hcr, Rear Admiral Ghcrlrdi Is expected 70 haul down
his nag on the Philadelphia and 20 10 Washington TO
receive further Instructions relative TO The Naval re
view and bringing such varvcSsclS aS can he spared
from the Pacific Coast TO New York. There is general
regret felt among both officers and enlisted men In the
North Atlantic squadron and especially on the Phila
dclphla that Admiral Gherarli l. 10 give mp command
but these are incident, in Tho Navy that cannot be
avoided and no matter how Close the ties they must
b, broken ana ones made.
After Admiral Ghcrardi is detached 1t Is expected
that Captain Barker will receive orders from Washing
ion 10 report with his ship. the philadelphia, TO
Rear ADMIRAL Walker, and that the latter viii then
transfer his flag from the Chicago to the Philadelphia,
Temporarily at least.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
NETWORK CITY.

Mayor Grant has appointed Samuel J. scu'ien an III
sp-ctor in the Marslals Office, at salary OF Sooo
vcar to Gil tho vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Thomas F. Casey.
Major John Byrne ex-vice president OF th' irish
National League in America, was passenger ycS'''
day on the steamship Majestic from Liverpool
Daniel j. McCauley, a truckdIiver, VINO hVeo AT
No. 6 wattsst, committed suicide by turning on lhe
gas in his bedroom at Gees Hotel, No. 20 Eighth
ave-, on Tuesday night.
There was s7Oo 900 gold taken from the subIreas
ury Yesterday for export by l.. Won HOFFMAN d. o.
and $4,000 By Hcdcbach, lckclhcimes d 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
ETI/tBEITT.

Tho CITY Council last night decided TO Dust tlo
vo,or,n zo,ovcs and eating Company from. the
land occupied by thcm for their arInory during 'h'
asst eleven years There was n lively DEBATE oVcr
the report OF the law committee which embodied III"
fc,u, NJ the committees recent Investigation OF te
atairs 81 The /ouavcs The committee was a unit IN
n,s,nttnc tho following resolution, which was mail!
iio pied by a vote 81 l. to
Resolved That the City Attorney be directed 70 &c
r,and i'm tho name ~ the city. Of j. MhdlS'n Dilhc
and M, aS,ociates lo>,c- of said property, lHWidlc
r.,-.eSson thereof and II This demand Il nj ohce COM
I'll 81 with tho said lcs-ccs NAV have the space o.
thirty day, in which 10 remove their buIdhS i'uln
aid land but II 1t Is not al once con'plcd "llh' WE
- Attorney Is horchy directed TO dsPosScS7 Sid
-, ants by -uumaly procedure AT law. ana 70 Cns'
. civ Of Elizabeth to b, put In possession OF ''e
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
OTHER STBUHBAN TOWNS.
InNG ISLAND.

FLATrtSIT.-On an operating table In the knsS
County Hospital yesterday lay the bdy OF Caroline
Inlhcrt sixty year, old, m inmate OF me Kings
Comfy Alm,housc She had been brought In uncon-
scion, at midnight. having met wilt an accident on
the Concy Island Electric Road, below hing highway
The inmate, II the almshou'e had been 10 Copcy
Island for their annual outing, and the woman ma
-,,rt,t to walk hume on the railroad track The sup
po.on 1, that she lay down and fell asleep. motor
ear and trailer left Concy Island at 10 p M AMI when
near King Highway the motor man f"lt tho car give
. Jerk II wa stopped and the body of the woman
wa, found cnianSlcd or thc forward "hcel'. having
been dragged u distance ut han Il block. \ >nr'll
ear took The body the Parade Ground terminus, ana
from there she was removed to the hospital IN "A
wagon. Up last evening She had not rcrainod con
,cou,ncs. and the physicians haVc no nope oil Saving
hcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
RIOOlftIEID.

Judge Dcpue. OF the Essex County, \. J' CIRCUIT
Court has granted the application OF 'hnho'er ="
mixer counsel for Clinton Township, for a writ Of
c.ruoran which will bfns before the court for review
IN. action OF tho ESSEX County Board Of Assessors IN
Increasing the valuations of property IN Bhomheidy
Montclsir "a orange and Clinton. The counsel Oh
rio touns named had been directed To take the samo
action but a. the re suit would apply alike To AL IL
was agreed to make tho Clinton case \ test.
The bloomfield Township Committee held a spcci'i
r,oa,ivg m Tuesday afternoon and examined and
raised np tho tax duplicates II The Assessoi naknS
In. ta\ raIr rs ALREADY announced by him D.
I,-o Tho ncr.oual taNc, of manufacturers. II being
conceded that they were d., ,roporilonaey hlgh ihey
were allowed to stand however, nnd IoAte maternity
rclut vi next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
THE PHILADELPHIA GET CATCHER
Louisville Aug 17-Thomas Dowse. the exLouisvile
,atchrr yester day signed with the Philadelphia.
ANOTHER POLO GAME AT NEWPORT,

THE. MYOPIAs. OF IPSWICH, BEAT THE BEVERLY
SHORE R,ytNs-MUcH RECKLESS RIDING.
Newport Aug. II (SpeciaD.-On the Polo Grounds
to-day the Myopas OF Ipswich, MISS. and the Beverly
shore Ravens met in the last match OF the frst
round for the westchestcr Club cups. The plaS
was as different from of yesterday It could well
be- Both teams come from the ncighborhood OF
Boston where they have not the polo traditions OF
Newport and Long Island and arc not yet up either
In the fine points OF the game, or in skill IN rdlng
ard hitting. In consequence, what was nouceably
abaen, yesterday, foul and reckless riding, WAS
conspicuously present to-day. Not Intentional reck
cssncss but the kind resulting from lack OF sk
In polo riding and OF experience In knowing what
70 try for.
The Ravens were made up Of the three Eusti' boys
brothersn- Of Thomas Hitchcock, who scored inc
winning goal for the Meadow Brooks yesterday. and
f. X. stow, the English player. George Curtis ana
Mr. Stow did the greater part Of the playing. The
Myopiae played about the same game that they put
M last year. Their greater experience In play
showed nj all times by the successful manner In when
they kept up with the ball, even II they old mes
IT, Shaw did by far the best riding and hitting for
them. and to his skill they owe the victory The
finish was rather exciting. the Myopas, by prevent
Ing their opponents from scoring after the second
period and with the assistance OF goal. maho TOT
them by J. b. Eustis, were a quarter OF goal
ahead. A goal by the Ravens would give them
game. The latter were. however, played ont, ana
only helped to Increase their opponents scorc by
making a safety on tho last stroke Of the game
The attendance was good. though not nearly a.
large As that Of Yesterday The sides rs follows:
A My'pa' Rsn NJ Appleton. F. B. FAY, o. total L.
Bnven,. 6ack-W c. Ensil,, o; j. b. Eu..s, IT.. |;
e.. 2. Eustis - E. X. stow, 3: total u. Referee
W. X. Thorn time&eeperS, f. L. Winthrop IT, r. L.
.,-asSiZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
4 BtyD OF THIEI-ING BELL BOYS.

John Davis a Overlooking boy. who has Just passed
his cgh.ncn,h wear. last night prisoner in the
Merccr.s station cha god with mpudent robbery
from he room. Of Major John Mcng~r, Of laflN, y. =
Until Friday Davis who comes from Missouri and has
been In this city only two months employed bell
boy In the New.York Hotel Major Mcnscr. who has To-
some tine been a guest the hotel out Of his
last Friday when Davis sent there with package OF
laundry. Having the laundry in the Majors room. hd
returned the roomkey the clerk Then he disappeared
The Major returning 70 his room little later missed
propery worth $3.50 consisting of jcwcry and money.
Davis returned to duty saturday morning but dis
charged for drunkenness about hour before the arrival
Of Detectives Carey and Harrlgan who had been
work the
suspicion fell on the bcllboy, but he
had zone on Monday the detectives finally ran him "a
earth in Madison square. lie positively denied any
ledge OF the theft and twice In the
Jefferson Market Police Court. Two days confinement
took all the courage Of him. aud yesterday he weak
ened lie sald that he and two other boys who lived
No 40 East Twcntieth.s had to this city from
Missouri with the express purpose Of robbing hotels
After putting laundry in the Majors ROOM he left tn.
door aar His confedcratcs. who hidden In the cor
rdor then entered the room, sczed Major Mengcr'.
jewelry and money. and left the hotel by side entrance
Carey and Harcan went to the address named BY Davis
will be arraisned this morning in the police court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

The staten Island and Manhattan cricket clubs played
close and interesting game yesterday al Prospect Pal
which the islanders finally by the small margin Of
ten runs w. S. Calendar played patient and usefu!
innings for thirty for Island and the Victory war
mainly due TO his good work. The score follows Man
hattan-A. II. Fowler Giierson, b Walker, 0; r. T.
Hosford Grierscn, 3; +. w. Green. Gri"rson, i w
Bcerisl G-ierso1, o. j. Hearne, not out, Is f. j. A.
wood b G,.itr.on 0; u. Rose. Cric son. Walker. 4
j. Bcardsl Beckett Grierson, 0; 4. Mels. Walker
|: byc, @: total 49, Staten Island-W 5. Calendar.
and Ho>ford 30; f.. H. Pool, Hosford, 3; II. >. C..
Walker b Ho,ford, J. Grierson Fowler, 0; f. Beck
EFT, and b Fowler 0; q. II. II. Mercer. b Fowler -
c. Costing b Fowler, f. NJ Slower, not out l H. NJ
=. Wortley, sub Fowler. 8 J. Ogilby. Ho'fcrd' u
T. Garrett st Green b Hosfod. 0; total 43.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

General Thomas W. HYDE, president OF the l''h
Iron Works Bath Me-. which has butt several OF the
new steel warvcscls said yesterday that me lhrblr-
defence ram. designed by Rear Admiral Daniel Amm"'
the plans Of which drawn under supervision %
Chief Constructor Theodore ID. Wilson, would probably
not be ready for launching much before october ID.
II was expected two months ago that SIZE would be
ready t. launch about the middle OF August ana she
no doubt would have been had not III" strikes nj the
Homestead works caused delay In the delivery OF
the armor-plate. The delays which have occurred IN
the construction OF this vessel all due tn tho
lack OF promptncss In delivering the materials. caused
by labor troubles. The contract for her was awarded
on March - 1890. and August l, 1901, Naval Con
strnctor j. Is. IIooncr who has superintendent her
struction, reported that the vessel would "be ready
for the contractors trial and ANAL delivery to tho
Government In about ten months But the delay Is
not tho fault Of tho builders. The total amount OF
armor plate required for the vessel is OS tons for tho
SIDES ard deck Of SIX. three and two and one half
inches thickness and sixty four and half tons OF
eighteen and six inch plates for the coming tower
and smokcppe and vontiatOrs. Nearly all OF this
has been delivered and the remainder Is expected In
fine get the vessel ready to put afcat within tho
next two months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

and the fielding Of shindle Gil that Kept
the game alive The score:
f Ssisis;Sr. ':: ::.::::::S . 9 %
Brsrhlts-Chicaeo 0, Baltimore r. Errcrs-Chicaso
.. Pitchers-Luby and Cobb. Umpire-snyder.
Cleveland Aug. 1.-THE home team battd Stacy TO-
day thirteen hits with total OF eighteen bases ana
won with case. The weather hot and clear. The
f fs.,s. . :::.S ! g 9 8 az
B,sehits-Cieveland 10. Boston @ ErrOr.,GiertEa i
Boston ) litchers-Cuppy and Sialey. Onpre-Em,'e'
from wa-hInrtons today. Wilson. local man.
ump.d excellenuy. Tit score
w R-@sSSss ..::..::.:S S Q g 9 Q 81
I y wsspsI9 and
Cmpire-Wilson. 49,.
Louisville. Aug. 1.-THE Loubvilles and the Phil
sdclpLias played another great game today Louls'e
won by good work Clausen and Kcefe pitched hneiy'
The .
5 Es2 sSsSs,, ..J 9 9 GO GO
rPadsphss Er sSd kee
Eurao. Aug 18th. BinghamtOn team defeated the
Buffalo nine to-day by good all around WORK Inc score
B B"2i1a ....::.:.....9 g 9 : as
Bssehits-Binrhamton 70; Buffalo II. Errors-Rinsham
ton .: Buffalo Z. Boturics-lnks and Heinc; Fourier
and Urquhsrt
Albany. Aug 1.-THE Troy nine Stated freely to-day,
1{Sg ,... .:::::::: G 9 9 9 81 81
1s a Nib E EnyoT a1S ,s Albany
Middl,town ~ V. Aug. 1.-THE Asylum nine de-
eated the star Athletics Of Newark to-day by follow
ing
A Asyo athletic; I'D 9 . 9 9 . ff-'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
POLICEMEN FAIL TO CATCH A BURGLAR.

A burglar broke Into the house OF George H.
Chinook OF No. 1919 Gates-ave., early yesterday
morning. ard awoke the servant, Mary Drlscon, VINO
was alone In the house. She was In her room upon
he third floor, asleep, when she was awakened by
noise In the room, and saw a man With hgh'ed
candle In his hand beside the bed. she tlcd 10 er'
out but he told her 10 keep still or ne wouid khi
her. She screamed for help and the man put GOWN
The candle and took her by the throat. she struggled
and managed to get free and make her way 10 the
window. Her call for aid was answered by Police
men Cassidy and McGoldrlck. They were told OF 'he
nrescnce OF the burglar but By the time they got INTO
4 he house he had escaped. The bureaus IN several
rooms had been ransacked ana thelr coh'ei's so~'
icred npon the floor. 1t viii not be known unul
Vr Cbinnock's family return whether anything mas
nn.n stolen except a pearl brooch valued at Foo
which IA" girl cannot ma. Entrance "ds eAeO'''
,y opcning the kitchen window
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
Totals 49,. 927 3 Totals. 6'2s

Montgomery declared out for interference with fielder
S s.SSyls navy a. A: C.. . 9 Q s-s
Earned runs-Athe;ic Club OF the schuylkil Navy G.
New-Jersey A c. g. Home run-Bowman. rhrec-base
hits-Snydcr. Gumones and w. Day. TwO-baS- hit
Moore. Sicrince hitPowman. First base by fielding
errors--Dill Clegg Wild +. Day. Dunn and Shaw Hit
by pitched bal-Rowman and Shaw. Stolen b1s"s-N
Inns, Carfrcy POwman . SNYDER. Ir1t base<-Bow-
man SNYDER Moore Carr w. Day, T. DAY Dunn and
Shaw. Struck out-NellinS g. Snyder 9 Montgomery Dill
Nellins Carfrey, Nen. and Moore. limo Of game
:3s. Umpire-William Pas>ch.
Tht Tranneld, nearly shut the New. Brin swicks
In the game PLAYED Plainheld yesterday afternoon
Murphy and Borsd constituted the PlainHed battery
while Frances and Rafferty, filled like positions the
-Brunswicks The made their run in the
last inning The
rlanneld ,:;"uS q 2 III p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
IIOBD l[EN.

A raid was made on tho policy dealers o' ms Guy
yestcrdav morning by Detectives Goodc ana CAM ser'
IN. detective, were nrn'd with warrants issued py
Acting Re, order Ru,ch. and a. a result ~ 'eH'In',
raid eleven o, the dealers and writers are 10" ON
n, hail awaiting the action Of the Grand jury r"
so,nc time past captain HAYES has beFn ga'n'n u
,videnc. against the policy sharks. and hopes IL l.
,., ,o,,,h ,h,s Zine TO convict the men. The men
a-rc.tnt Yesterday are Jnmes Teniur' 80 io7 Park
-, .,ntth Howell No 30 Adams 81. Henry
49, 81 .os Tlr.f Il Patrick Kinuaugh, 40. 2"
Willow ave- John Fox No. 01l First St; John Carln
40 90 Mad!son-st. John Torbctt NO. 40 TeNnn
:, ,ru~i En'ty 40 40 Newark ST.. Charles Lo"rier.
X, oil Third ST. Csx CHASER 40. ioj Garden 81,
and Henry Erlneche 10 - R.rcr st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, =; 80 D. M
AVIIth Assembly District Republican CLUB fes'Ns''
Lion Park. 10
Associated Commanders and Quarternasters, IT, a. H.
Posts Essex Market p. M
Meeting OF the Thurber Whyland Co.'S employees
pcnubcon meeting ODD Fellows Hall, Hoboken. y
p. m. ,.,. .,,,, NJ
Ocean Hill Republican Campaign Ciuo 'loo"e' "
1ol Sumptcr.st,. brooklyn, p. IN
Gilmore Jubilee, Manhattan Beach.
Eepubcan League Association, Mount vernon y Hi
Music In East River Park, D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

Cincinnati Aug. 1.-The New.forxers won V0os'
came with ease by terrinc batting. Ihis Ii .ae 'ia
s.ralpht victory for the New.YoTx men, anu 'n.' '
On. citv Tonight for Cleveland occupying secoha p
q, On. vace for the League pennant. The Ne"-hoA
psyers recognize they have hard Ioo peo'c hen
AZ the Forest Uity they are not frightened anu ~
is no reason why they should he after the ren"'"'0
game they played here ~
pnsie n,tched his second game here and the hon'e
ta.sipen were again practically at his mercy al least u
~ his team had such lead that strategic ptchhe was
no longer necessary. The New'forkers ho' o"'9 '"
with terrific effect their fielding Work was aiso
sy8h only one blunder marring their iecold OcSie
and Burke each made runs Doyle and fuiier max
ing four hits each. o.,,..
Burke, Ewing ana Fuller covered ther icep' ",
,ostions 10 perfection started In TO pch o''
IN. visiting batsmen scored IN inc nrs1 '"co
innings knocking Khines out OF the box lie "Ns eu'
ceeded by sullivan. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
THE RECORDS.

The enemies OF the Giants sca,cd and those
predicted that the release OF Gore and would
rum the ought 10 be ready take 10 the woods
The New-York third consecutive victory
Cincinnati yesterday and. the Philadelphia team lost
another gang Louisville the local club jumped into
second place In the for the League pcnn1nt.
The New.Yorkers batNd with terrific exact, using up
the POI kopoon pitchers. Burke and Doyle made home
runs and Fuller made four hits The goes over to
Cleveland oday the League leaders and the out
come OF the three games will be watched with
usual interest Boston hos dropped back nth place
Brooklyn moving up fourth The Louisville takes
eighth place, leaving Washington Cincinnati and Chico
tied ninth place. The record date as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
c1IAEr.I,p on A FERRYBOAT.

Tho Messengers on the fcrryboat South Brooklyn
when she reached the slip the foot of Thirty ninth
81 at II a. m. yesterday were badly shaken up
and several were Injured. The piston rod OF inc
or zinc broke rs the Roadway OF the ferryboat was
b,Irc reduced The boat then struck the slip with
great force and many Of the passengers WIRE 'hro"'
down Moses stein, aged forty eight OF NO. ITO
,i,s.ove New-Yorl was seriously injured about the
toa, and ,odv and Lena Burke. aged seven. OF No.
49,, 70, ,t,u.ton.st wa, cut on the head. An am
Z, s,'rccon was summoned and the injured were
attended 10 by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
TIE SHERIFF IN POSSESSION.

The Sheriff yesterday took possession OF the candy
factory OF tho Clarence II. Sanford Company, at No.
ls2 Franknst., two executions OF "a 1853 In favor
OF Stcrnberger. Fluid Linn, bankers and brokers'.
Judgment for S5,3s2 was yesterday entered against
Theodore sidney In favor of Herman +. Nlcolay. the
treasurer OF the company which purchased the apart
mcnt house by that at broadway and Fifty.
sccondst and altered II into hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRUNSwICK-John A. Logan, IT. OF io7 e'.
Ohio FIFTH AVENUE-Cark L. Clrr Ohi'ed
Minister TO Denmark General Eugene A. .ur' ~,
states Army and Senator John IL. Derby OF oA'us In
: Y GRAND-Pavuaster Green Clay Goodoe. oni'ei
states Marine Corps. HOFFMAN-IoVcrhor A. -
Fleming and wililm A. McCorke. OF West Vrzn'~
METROIOLE-S Senator Edmund O'Connor, OF B'hsh@"'''
n Y MURRAY HILI.-Bishop John p. Newman' OF
Nebraska and Bishop w. D. Walker. OF North DaNo'a
PLAZA-Dr. william A.. Hammond. of Washington D. u
ST CLOUD-Judge r. r. Nelson, OF Minnesota