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Arizona republican., 1892-03-06
A FEW FACTS PERTAINING TO CHA VALLEY:

Gila Valley Fruits Ripen to Weeks in Ad- vance of California.
 Gila Valley Soil is Superior to that of the Nile. as is Shown in Analysis made by the Special Committee of the US. Senate Report 928, Part l, May ,, 1890. Page 6O
 GiIa Valley is Especially Adapted to Citrus Fruit Growing.
 Gila Valley Land and Water will Cost you only Sl6.25 per acre.
 Gila Valley, owing to it's Mild and Dry Winters, can not be Surpassed as Health Resort.
 Gia Valley is Surrounded by Gold Copper, S yer, Lead and other Metals
 Gia Valley is located on the Main Line of tho Southern Pacific Railroad Gila Valley in a Few Years will be Second
 Garden of Eden.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-06

THE HOWELL TORPEDO ton to it's weight carries u larger
Arizona republican., 1892-03-06

Prices will Advance after Water Rights for 10000 Acres of Land Have Been Sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BRIGIlTON.-llcnry :. Bcrgmann and his wife,
Lena Bergman. were arrested In New York on Tues
day night and taken before Justice Ackcr, at
Sew brighton, charged with grand larceny, the
complaint OF Henry fartcr and his wife who pro
f~-scd To have been swindlcd out Of ~ 900 10y the
Ecrrmaun-. Bergman and hi, wc In 1880 sold
Tartcr large strip Of land on the beach. Tarter
built Il handsome and costly hotel the land EN
County Treasurer Hugh McEOAcrts said that he owned
the property aud that the Bcrgmanns and Tarcr were
,quaticrs on the land lie brought ,ut I'm the
courts. and New Years Day, 1850. the squattcrs
90 the brich were cvIctc1 Dy sheriff Ellsworth and a
posse Of deputies. The Bcrgnanns then had the case
taken IN" CoGgt Of Appeals, and "A few DAYS ago
The higher court sustained MCRO0rrts a. being the
owner of the land. 1artcr has now had the Berg
mains arrested for obtaining HJney under false pre-
tcncos, in having sold property they did not own
Justice Ackcr held Mrs. Bergman under her own
recognilance for further hearing, aud her husband
was held under bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Now.York Methodist Episcopal Church conference
New.Yoik. East, Methodist Episcopal Church CONFER
enCe, Iookyn. ~.
Auction sale OF D. D. wthers's horses, American Horse
Exchange, p. IN. 49,, ~,
r~vew and presentation Of OF Honor to 9TH Regi
mcnt, armOry p IN.
Sinking Fund Commissioners, City Hall' p M
pigeon. shooting tournament, Dexter Park i. l.
Kiln Assembly District Republicans masSmeting s'o''
fish Rite Hail. p. m .
Martha Washington Monument benefit, Lyceum Theatre
afternoon.
John L. Stoddard's lecture. Days Theatre III a. NJ
NewYork Hospital Training School for nurses reception
No. West Sixteenth-st p. M
PRESBYTERIAN Union, Assembly Rooms, Meuopoii'a"
Opera House, p. M .
Lecture by the Rev. Dr. L. s. Macarthur Mount MOTIFS
Baptist Church, p. M
Annual dinner Of piano manufacturers, Delmonieos ;.
evening. ~
staten Island Athletic Club minstrel entertainment.
StspletCn. $ p. m. go,
Eas, Harlem Citizens Protective Association, NO OF
East one. hundr ed and siNteenthst.. y. III
Central Park menagcre investigation
Hrookyn Library directors onnus> report, evening
De Ies,eps investigation United states Trust Company.
20 80 a IN.
Grant Monument meeting and address by General Horace
Potter, Real Estate Exchange ii a. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
long ISLAND.

TIE TRIAL or GLEASON NEARLY ENDED.
Tho trial of Mayor Gleason, OF Long Island city, Is
approaching is end, and The question Of his guilt or
Innocence Of the charge Of assaulng Alfred Nelson
viii bc settlcd by the verdict Of tho jury
10 day. Tho -ucecdings In the Queens County Court
Of sessions yesterday would have been tame but for
an Incident which aroused the ire OF District Attorney
Fleming aud caused ripple Of excitement In tho
court room Mcs,rs. CON and jerome. Gc;lson's
counsel, presented affidavit made by welknown
BOOKSELLER. who wa, convicted In thi, court year
.eo and fined - 900 In which District Attorney Elem
Ing wa, charged with talking about the trial OF
Gleason to "A Juror while walking t. the house
tpon herring tine charge. Mr.. Fleming arose from
his chair and said.
This is all false. ! don't propose to have
convicted gambler In here and make such IA
statement"
Upon questioning the several Jurors, at the sug.
gcstlon Of DstrictAttorney Fleming. Judge Gar
etson announced that there was absolutely iounda
ton for the charges.
several witnesses for the defence were examined,
hut the only new testimony given was that Of Dr.
W. Remsen Taylor. who said that Mayor Gleason was
suffering from valvular disease Of the heart Mr..
jnrv on behalf of his client lie was followed by
district Attorney Fleming for the prosecution but hs
had not ended when the court adjourned for the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

GATHERED ABOl HE IONN.
There were 397 deaths last week; 81 births, and
IS marriages.
The Pilgrim Baptist Church Will break ground in n
short time for a new chapel Mt McDonough I. and
Patchen ave. opposite the store whore crvces low
held The chapel will be 10 by 100 feet and viii seat
60 persons
a coroner's jury finds that John Lahey died from n
stab wound inflicted by his stcpson, Patrick Turbtt
and has held him for the crime
Colonel Robert G.. Ingcr,oIl viii lecture Myth
and Miracle in the Academy Of Music sunday
evening.
DR.. Walter :. Fleming, medical superintendent Of
the insane Of the county, asked the Commissioners Of
Charities and Correction yesterday for increase Of
pay.
John Parsons. thirteen years old, OF Fifty lrstst.
between seventh and Eighth ayes, was killed by the
falling Of II bank upon him at Ninth 81. and Fiftlaye
Yesterday afternoon.
The funeral OF George +. Nichols took place ye-tcr
day afternoon the Church OF the Pilgrims. The
services were conducted by Dr. II. :. storrs. Among
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
STILL PLANNING TO ,wlNDLE THE CITY

The statement was gwen ont ,eStcwiY thAt NC
stock Of the Long Island Water supply COMPANY,
which has been chiefly the hands ~ CYRUS F. -p"s
whose -onin-law, f. H. Tecartin. t. president - the
company. had changed hands rec 'ni'. lhH -i"".
Inent was evidently IN the Interest o. the mon "h"
hope 10 get good price for tie stocks from the pN
under the iii which authorize, the appointment 81
commission to aPplH,,e the value 81 ia" property or
the COMPANY 10Y ii, purchase by the right - eminent
domain. II The stock j. hcd by somc other person
than Mr. STAPLE he cond not be questioned ~ io IN
way he secured II To- IT. value before the pr"
ccedInC 10 sell to,thc city lat year. stopped b, the
suit OF william Ycsler were begun The bill We
ttvoraby reported upon u the Commiiic" on CITIES
Of the Assembly Yesterday. This lin 80, drawn az TIC
Instance of MAYOR Eo0dS. and Il he should "ppo-" i
a minated h, would simply -tultiiy himself 10"
whole e1Ori exploit the matter D. Another attempt
10 f,i- oil the city stock worth c-, than I",r at -
premium II 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

those present were Henry X. Sheldon, William -
Dodge Franklin Woodruff, DR.. John ID. husl'"o'o'
udge Henry A. Moore, st. Clair MckelwaS' -ii"''
Trask samuel Mclean, Theodore b. Wlh'' ''op"."
y Nash and Malcolm Graham. The burial WIS III
Greenwood.
To caro- properly for the many 'a'u"o'o
bestowed upon the daughter Of Hugh Mclaughlin "nc"
Tho n,arred DR. Alexander +. Carroll, vault Is DC
ing constructed under the sidewalk OF their hohc III
Washington Park. It will be fire and burglar Pr"o''
and private detective will no longer have TO De hep'
I'm the house for fear that the family jewels VIII w
carried oil.
The rear car Of train the elevated railroad IN
Ffthave was thrown from The rails ana turned aiou"i
80 as 70 stand nearly at right angles To 'Iic ra'" "o
Thirty ourthst yesterday morning, by the turning oi
, .ri.ch bcfnrc the car had passed over IT, There
vere hall dozen persons In the car and they were
badly frightened but no was hurt and the car
was. soon put back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY Y.
PATERSON.

PNT fK~UN.
\ stable belonging to tho handsome mousse VI
william Olphant Il silk manufacturers H'iIs 1T
rwenilcth-ayc aud West Forty -secOhah', ''oN mo
Yesterday morning. lie at Iii, mill, ana hS WE
, attending +, her usual household duties and pre-
.nncd that tho children OF whom there we're seven
were amusing thcm.clvc, about the grounds. \
number Of Itann lab,icr-. employed on sewer near
by helped tho nrcmcn. who confined the names 70 the
stable I'm the meantime. the absence 0f TWO Oi INC
Children W., noticed. The missing ones were BOYS
six aud four Years I'D. 1t Wa, feared at hrst tn''
both had pcrshcd but search teVeaifu 'te ia 1Ja
hny et,uriing u an adjoining field, almost 1~lHc
himself with terror Lltilo Information could be go,
nom him except that hes and hi, Htlc br'tH'r Hhi
been IN tb. stable and that II caught nrc. he escaped
ard fi.nt was an that he knew. subsequently III,
carrcd body Of the four yenr old h'> was d'''Nelu
+, th, ruius ~ the stable H. would h1Vo been
re- cli,d If ID 4d been known that he Vas there ne
two utilr fellows had taken -'lnr matches from VIZ
Lni,r and were amusing themselves with tl'ac III the
-t.tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

FOR TIE TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT HARVARD
The Harvard University Lawn Tennis Club has sent
out the formal notice Of It's nterschoasc Tournament
u be he'd at the University courts at Cambridge on
saturday May :. for the ineischOlastic single cham
piOnshp OF tie United states. The Tournament VIII be
gwen under the auspices Of the National Association
aud will be charge OF the Harvard Club. No player
who is not member Of the Intersc plastic Association
will be al owed 70 compete. schools winch desire TO
Join the association should send notice at once, to-
g,her with the name Of the secretary Of the school
club. There will be assessment this year. Officers
of the Ocation viii be elected OIL the day Of the
tournament.
LntIics Tor TIE tournament accompanied by the rec
Of ST. must be sent in before May q ana all COmmuu
cations should be addressed h W. ID. circuit, No. 81,
Matthews Hall. Cambridge, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
WRESTLING AT TIE NJ. A. c.

great has become the interest taken In wrestling
BY the members Of the Manhattan Athletic Club since
1t secured the services Of Hugh Leonard. pupil Of
Muldoon rs instructor it has been decided to hold
a tournament April 9. decide who. among
seventy members OF the wrestling set, champions
in their respective classes. First and second prize
msdaIs will be given in the featherweight class, 115
pounds and under: special weight. 1875, light. 1856:
middle, 15s and under, and heavy all So pounds.
A. A. u. rules will govern the contests OF course.
The only style Of wrestling will be an,
two points down. If there Is fall In the first six
minutes the contestants will take rest Of two minutes
aud then wrestle TO a fall. Entries open mp TO
fhe evening OF the tournament. and about hall ozen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
low PRICES FOE BRoYzEN AND PAINTINGS.

foreclosure sale Of furniture, brOnzcs, carpets
rugs and paintings held yesterday afternoon In
the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms The prices realized
were low. Pnchard's The Eclipse" went for &2o 30
and "Lot and His TWO Daughters Fleeing from
Gomorrah" brought 500, the highest price paid
The nineteen paintings offered sold for 81 .293 30
Some OF the pieces "COnnOi,sGurs," thinner
man, Munich, 1892 30; "Curlosity," st. ChehOw hi
Russia. $ol2 30, "Un Circassicn Ncddette Devant
Ia Maison,' ChlebOwski. SlaJ: 1.-THE Duet ROblc
Paris. slJ2 50: Modesty" JouIdan. Paris. $IG5 ;
" Chimney sweeper" linick Lajos. Paris. $40; a." In
the Conservatory Edelfelt, Paris, SI2j. Eight
water coOrs. copies, sold for total Of 1896 30.
At the close OF the sale seventy lots Of household
furniture, books, ETC.. sold for 81 Gj7 s. The
total amount Of the sale S6l76 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
pog TIE SAVANNAH YACHT COURSES.

The regular meeting Of the Seawanhaha facht CIuo
will be held at the clubhouse In East Imrty -acohu b.
ON Tuesday next. At this meeting the question oil ''e
club courses will come up for acton IL Is PROPOSED
10 have nine club courses IN Long IS''hu 7ouiu "
viii dive A start and finish OIL the new CLUBHOUSE ~
n,-,ar nav II +, proposed to establish two courses
- ,u,.rtv five miles and seven others OF sixteen
eighteen twenty twenty one thirty one !nL'y i Ey
And thirty five mile, irich. Inc Ne" iV' .t h S
omen boats which shah be whatever me
r., e committee may direct. An amendment % iIlo
rnb constitution providing for an annual OoI'H'"'d'
race Viii also come up for final action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
SHIPPING NEWS
poRr OF NEw.YOEK-wEDNEsDAY MAR. 80. 1897
ARRIVED

PoRr OF NEW YORK"wEDNEsDAY MAR 80 1892
ARRIVED.
steamer Michigan lBO. nosqn't' London Mar Is. with
steamer ty Of PARIS tHrl Watkins. Liverpool Mar %.
Queenstown 49, with mdse and passengers TO International
Steamer Wyoming CBr. Hgbv Liverpool Mar 10. queens
town ~ Win mJs ., an" To \ " " w.
Steamer pomeranian oir Daltcl GLASGOW Mar - Neville
49, With mdsr and passengers to Austin Baldwin Co Ar
STEAMER .I sarsh adia i, Thomas Barry -
last to simpson Sprnccs Young. prOce'drio rhiarpha.
steamer kopino ur, smith Nr"1,.ur Mar a. with mise
steamer Morau. lGer W9her iiSmGns MAJ ~ VIII IN
Steamer uaye GER Jungst Bremen Mar - southampton
~ with and passengers to Occs Co Arrived at tho
Steamer Plata ,Itan Clni Mediterranean ports via Gibrll
tar Mar with mdse To Phelps Bros Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer srbis Bay Rr Numiord Mediterranean ports VII.
Gibraltar with misc Ia order vessel To Funch Edye&
steamer Rocco ,Aq,u; scalanch Alexandria Feb =?
Punch EGys 4 CO. Arrived At he Baral 3.,5 pm;
seGmrr "a M a 40 co. ' NrTr i BAR S AZ '
steamer Arisag BIZ Nornt. CcnicgoS days with sugar
American 4ueAr Ref Co. vessel Waydell& CO. Arrived
steamer Knickcrbokcr Halscy New Orleans with mdso
{ema,.se oOn.S@ ]scE,9n,IG and Charleston
steamer roaian Hanson Wilmington with mdse ana
steamer Wilkesoarrr Gates Boston for Port johnson
AT ys, Iq TO Pandrc% %cho VIII" muse
AtCity lsland-lght Sw, cloudy
Steamer Euro tBrl Mason London -Sandcrson - Son.
steamer Exeter city (Br. Weiss Bristol-CaIcr lawey
Co.
steamer OF California (Br) B.aes Glasgow Austin
Baldwin & co.
steamer sueva GER Baner Hamburg RI Cortis
steamer Colon. Henderson Colon Pacific Mail - Co
steamer Saratoga Leighton Havana ana CdrdenaSJas
Ward & Co
Steamer Panama (Span) Grau Havana and Mexican ports
j NJ Ccbaios a Co.
steamer orleans. Belts. New Oroans-S II seaman
II Dorado byrne New OrleausJohD Van sickle
Steamer lroquoS Bearse Charleston aud JscS sonyneWm
clyde a CO
steamer wyanoke Boa1. Norfolk and Richmond Old Do.
mlnOn
steamer Alsenborn. Lewis. Baiumore-H Foster
Lizzie Henderson. Van knk Pbiladclphia-John
Roberta
Cottage CITY Bennett. Portland
ship tidelio (Ge Lunken Newport News -Theo kIger
Co.
SAILED.
steamers Pennand for Antwerp. ocean. Rotterdam: Ebro
London. Nndoo Hun Majestic AMI city Chicago Liver.
pool Colon. Colon AhOs Port an Prince Saratoga Pana
ma. iayana. PrOgrrsso. ; New orleans and III Dorado.
New Orean, lroIuols, Charieson Kansas city
WyanUke Richmond
ship X l. Belknap, for Yokohama.
Bark EVE Reed. Tor Valparaiso
Also Sailed-Via Long Island sound
steamer EloaAOrs. fer PORTLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
TO SELL 80 MORE NAyY YARD LATD

II va, learned at ghc Nayy lnrd Yesterday that
the ilou.c Naval Committee hal voted to report nd
verely ON the proposition To scl another portion OF
the Nayv Yard land, 10 The city II Buoflyn for mar
kct puIpOse,, but would withhold nS report unu The
senate Naval Committee should finish it. invc'iigd
ton Of the matter Thc opposition TO fhc sale oi any
more Of the unimpyovcd land, Included in that area
Of The Navy Yard the ground TINT "a 1t Is the most
important naval station on the Atlantic coast. and
one OF two provided with the necessary plant for TO;
building OF war vessel Of any .zc, with machinery
and boilers complete 1t Is not advisable to lessen The
area
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
pI(ltDkfrIEIib

4 large and handsome window, IN memory oi Jul'A'
n . daughter OF GsOrgc l.. stout, we'll known s''eh
broker was placed yesJrtay IN We-tWn't"r fre'Oy
t.rion Church In bloomfield. Mis- stout died In
,ptemler last al the age Of seventeen years, and the
window Il. 4, .tft 10 the church by her father and
mother The window show, TIE figure y a young glr
c.d lu a long. light Rowing robe and lo1kuS up"aN
With out,tr.tched ann, b, jewccd cror, above
Ecllnl TIE Asure 81 the grl j, landscape iDnmlned
.-r,duoflng inward toward the top VI H., window
unt u throw, q brilliant light on m" shining Jewels
~ the cross. Tlc lttcctur1l work on the "lndo"
d.. rswgue-qus 20 style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
rursE OFFICIALS HAVE SHORT MEMORIES

The Excise COmmls, oners decided Yesterday TO Issue
q license for another year TO Isaac Duffy, who keeps
a LIQUOR shop known the senate al Myrtle Fave
and Adams St. where the three other OF the
mtefsccting streets occupied with liquor shops
The action taken despite tl. recommend tion Of
Police Captain Campbell, In whose precinct it IS that
the place be not licensed it Is a resort for d.,
reputable women and alsO despite tho resolution passed
bv the Commissioners few weeks ago that hereafter
license, would be granted to only two liquor shops
AT the intersection of any two streets. The Excise
Comml, ,ouers hold that there have been com
plants Of the violation Of the excise rcsl1tlCns The
license could be granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
ELIZABETH

~ tte Union County Court Yesterday Gilbert T.
Lindsey, ~ Railway. asked hr hearing to be set down
u the case ~ join ". Alderman. rule IA show CAUSE
vhy hc should not provide flr tho support oi las aged
father now Inmate Of the Woodbridge " j. alh'
house. having been previously applied for. Judge
Mccormick ~. down April H. tie date Tor hearing
y -, elder Alderman b, seventy nine years I'D and Wa
bonn lu New lur,, CITY. where hc learned ~" trade -
carpenter and builder. IL" accumulated about 7luo
COO zoo i~t- he pat AL hi- property 100 BIT Wli"',
name >l. died year and Wlll"i every INNS
~ flcr only child. John W. \ch"ruan whp g., ir.'.
cling -al,,inau lor !eNery nrm and B, tirly nlnr
Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
pBrp.RIyG FOR THE VIEW EAST RIVER BRIDGES

Tho directors OF the East River Bridge company
which was formed for the purpose Of constructing
the recently authorized railroad bridges across uh'
East River met yesterday at the oihce OF ho"ui'
Iouterbach q Johnson. Frederick Chimhh was
chosen president, Jacob Rupert Vice-preS'ueN''
Elisha DYER jr, secretary and W. Whga'e tte"'u,9
The Executive Committee Will CONSIST Vi 1'
man. Mr.. Wlngate and Edward c. sclaeier'
Tba rxocutive Committee was authorized to secure
e,cos for tbe company. to employ an engineering
c"rns and To- complete tho plans for the CONSTRUCTION
OF the first bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
IllE npANl,ES

The vell-knovn ho~t~lry iu II. CLOUD. West Orange,
known a, NE Rock spring Hotel Mas DESTROYED by
nrc late on ruc-day night The IRE was caused by
an cNpoing lamp Zoo the -ccond story. Tho propiictor
p.cph Iarlu. ana DBL, family. got ont .a!ey. but lost
everything The To-, is about $500
The Democratic special City Convention - nomi
nate "a president for the Common CounOl met last
evening In Underwood, Hall and placed I'm nonina
ton John seymour. Mr.. seymour Is M cX-Ahrrman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
CARGO or TIN FROM CALIFORNIA.
IT IS SAID TO BE EQUAL TO THE BEST PRODUCT
IN THE WORLD.

TT Is SAID TO BE EQUAL TO THE BEST PRODUCT
IN THE WORLD.
\ p.nion " the cargo Of the Psnihc Mail steam
.bn ycrport Which arrived here yesterday rom
Colon. wa, composed OF American tin from the I'LL
mines If remescal in California. These mines nave
been opened for six months. AID have Deeh opeia'u
successfully for three months Inc "n iio,' '" .t'
~ hoor Extensively sold on the Pacific slope, but THIS
l., ,ho first shipmcnt to the East The TN was SEM
,or, San Francisco by way Of the Isthmus, ana con-
sistcd Of 334 pigs or one carload. 1t was shipped
BY Bafour, Guthrie Co., and consigned to Ball0ar
Williams q CO.. OF this city. The quality OF the u"
Is equal to the best produced In the world oenn5
fuly equal to that from the straits settlements. lno
Straits tin sells for 20 IL cents pouhu' AZ" .1'
nr7ce II will be disposed Of In sample l9,s, anu
prcer shpments from the Pacific coast VIII loiio"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

fIist base Gy clI0gs-to rdham College O. University
OF Vermont 1. Lett Oh ba,cs-Foldhsm College :, Uni
We sitv Of Vermont :. Fiist base bss-Ol CaTmOiy
. OF Pond >. Struck OuRciN o.. sullivan, sweeney.
Smith o. Mccain. Fergus q. oRouIke. l. Allen q,
Kyle % Twobise hts-Ryan Stolen ha,e;- sr1,iy@9
plsys-L Allen and Richmond; Hit by pitche-SulliN an
MID pitches-Camody 49, Pond ~. Passed balls
sullivan o.. Stewart ~. Umphc-John Rosche Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOlEL>.
AMERICA-Julio Banados Espnosa. q Chill nv EN-
ETr-Colonel A. l.. Riycs Of Virginia FIFTH ANEN ~
CONGRESSMAN Warren T. Daniel. OF New'i'nipsh'v
George b. Roberts, President OF the fehh'Ni anu
a C.ron, and Ex-Governor Henry Howard. OF Rhode
Leland GILSEY-General william i. CaiIln' u ..
Army. MURRAY HILI-JudSe Edwin Coun,fSinsn ''a i
Dudley Farln Of Albany. ST. JAMES-CoioneI DsN'u
c. Robinson Of Emira. WlNDsols-EN'Cohs'ee N'
o,d nto,so =, Ros.on and General William Wells. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
Az EXTRA TUG FOR DR.. JENKINS.

Tho Health Officer OF tho Port has only one
steamer in which TO board incoming vessels HIS
has occasloned delays sometimes In the EXAMINATIONS
by the Quarantine officials. Dr. jenkins recently 'o'
tho steamship agents that the fees derived Hoin
Quarantine examinations wero not large enough "
allow OF his keeping another steamer Ihcreupon INC
companies agreed to give the doctor - eA.E'. io'
every 100 immigrants liz examined 80 '"''V ny
,,iLt bo an extra tug and an extra deputy at Quar-