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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPEAN PORTS.
TIE SUMNER EXODUS STILL AT ITS HEIGHT
DEPARTURE OF THREE VESSELS.

TIE SUMNER EXODUS STILL AT ITS HEIGHT
DEPARTURE OF THREE VESSELS.
Three transatlantic steamers left this port yester
d,v They were the City OF Paris. 1nman Line;
the Germanic White Star Line for Liverpool, and
the Friesland, Red Star Lire, for Antwerp Inc
city of TaIi, had among her go caoIh PASSENGERS
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ArnOt, the Rev. }. l." Auhhsoh'
L. F. Burgess, Scion Burgess, Mr.. and MIS- T. NJ
Blelow. Dr. and Mrs. W. Boyd, i. NJ Blackford, DR..
O. L. Barber, the Rev. T. J. Campbell, the Rev. j.
Y. Chalmers Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cassatt, Miss kathe
rlne X. Cassatt Miss E. +. Cassatt, Robert K Cas-
satt J. Slater Davidson the Rev. A. ]. Derby SHIRE,
F. r. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ewart, the rev.
J. p Frieden, the Rev. and Mrs. Drayton "riniAe'
lanes Goodwin. George L. Hazard, John VI. Hswley,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hschett, Miss Mary Hsekett
James p Hutchinson, George B. 1nman, Henry D
Ives Miss Maud JeEres, John J. Kennedy the rev.
and Mrs. william Kincalrd, Captain Theodore f.
Kane T. s NJ. Nr. and Mrs. e. NJ Moore Miss
Mabel Moore, William S. Muir, J. X. Mitchell ).
Lawrence McKeever, sencr Armand Mahnties, Mr.. and
Mrs George L. Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. q. u. ogden,
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Packard DR.. I. NJ fSumer'
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Reed Mr.. and Mrs.. w. H. Singer.
Miss singer Clarence E. smith, William H. sean'
DR. and Mrs J. F. Wood, and Archibald Wright.
on the Germanlc there among Others DIR. ana
Mrs Robert Able Professor Addison Ballard itcroet
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. John Barrow, the Rev. ana MIS-
Austin h. Basset Dr. George Bsyles, DR.. s. L. Benson
Mr. and Mrs william Bell Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n
Bond DR.. and VI. Danvile, Dr. L. webster FOX,
Mr. and Mrs Rathburn Fuller. c. +. liarnson Mr Shs
Mrs T. l. Hawkins c. A. Hayes, Irwin Lodge, george
Muir. Courtlandt Palmer, Miss Eva Palmer John
Palmer Miss Florence Rutledgc, the Rev. A. b.
sharp. Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Sheldon, Joseph X. swan
F. L. o. wadsworth, Mr. and MIS-. g s. Wheeler and
Mr. and Mrs Morris Woolger.
The Fresland carried 2o2 in her cabins Among
them were william Porter Allen, Miss Frances Allen
Frederick Baker DR.. l.. and Mrs Duncan Buckley, Dr.
". NJ lmtler, the Rev. Benjamin J. Chew, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Davidson, DIR. and Mrs. H. W. Dunlap, Or
O. NJ Edebohls the Rev. Maurice ID. EDWARDS, MI
and Mrs Rodman Evans, DIR. Gordon r. Hal, Dr
Robert r. LYONS, MIR. and Mrs J. J. Ramsdell, Miss
Helen Ramsden, Miss Eette Ramsden koSert :,
Mrs " L. Montague sister Constantine Sister Zazaria
Thomas s. Osborn, f. Vossure, Joseph Walter ann MI
and Mrs. Otto A. jain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
AZ lpDI7loy TO CHRIST CHURCH..

Work has been begun on the new addition "h'h
,s n lac built t. the eastern End Of Christ Church
seventy nrst-rt and the Boulevard. Tie adul'l"''
vl De semi circular In form and viii give room i"f
seventeen new pcws Oh the ground nor. The bmu
ing lines of the church WILL when Completed he III
conformity - those Of the Colonial club bulldlh4
Which .tand, next Ia II on the Boui.varl hi""PIc
12j feet In height is 10 BE- bnllt on the S'n'h'"''
corner The whole addition will b" constructed 50
- io harmonic with the ein5 style If Architecture
C. C. Ilagit was the architect of the present structure
Walter T. owen l. drawing the plans for the ne"
addition and Rcnwick, A.IinWall a Rcnwck are The
consulting architects. The cost of the addition VIII
be about $4,000.
rectory will also be built. next b. the church, In
seventy iirstst. II VIII BE- in the hOma"SPu" sVi'
having four series and basement. The mat clial
used i'm It's construction Will be- brOwnslOac, bun
bricks ana terra Gotta, with oak panclhng for the
interior finishing Rose d stone are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
cHAxGx AMoXG NAVAL ofTycEBs.

Lieutenant Raymond T. Rods'r- who "as c'tach'e al
gator Of Acting Rear .Admlrs, John e. AhlhcF >
max ship Chicago few DAYS ngu. has been ordered I"
PM, a, Naval Atiachr Of the United states Legations
NJ France. GERMANY and Russia. relieving he"t'i'u''
Aulon Ward. VIZ has bocu ordered homo Lieutenant
iods"r, W., at 'h mad Oi The Lnrfu " Intelligent
OF Tie Nay Department before lie N"s "u'''d 1"
IA. chicago thIcr ngp. and va 'Irll'u WIZ
lelug a most valuable man for the vs"d duucs Of Ia"
BUREAU lie j. oil The late Rear Admiral I. IL
f. Rodgers. the hero IN the engagements Of liUou
Head aud the capture VI Forts Walker ana b"hnr
yard in November 1851. and who was ole oil III"
lrullant counnud-rs OF his day. Lieutenant "sru
ma, bc.n the naval atiuchc ~ The legations rf"ted
10 since Mnrch io-D aud ha, Obmin'-i much val""bi"
Information Tor Navy Department concerning the
~. gIc-s ln naval equipment and naval architecture
Int especially u The matter 4 OTInnncr Lieutenant
Arthur T. Nasro whl take Lieutenant Rodsc,ss ra'r
on the Chicago. mn- been IN charge Of the old ihsae
Sew Inmp-hlrc. at New Lpudon, iOr ON lim". an'
l.fjr, that va. IN carg" of tl" Branch lll drosdpht
lI ills tltN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
riTIL EXPLOSION or yIpHrHi.

Philadelphia. Aug. 3-hn expi'iins nt6oy Of
naphtlA 10 day set nie 10 tie Jn,h'
Chemical Works ia FrnHiod. snbdto o.
Imladclpila AT "a. time OF tie ehp0lJh u hi -
force Of men was At wO.A Ia The several Department
mud many of them were injured. The building mr.
iwo stories high and constructed o corrugated roh ana
- Sepa1.icd That 1t wns thought almost Impos'ibc
ior HE iu communicate from one building 10 "n'"f.
The following omp.ofc- were nearest TO TIE rNp"'F
sud were Injured By the shock and the scattering u
the burning mud Ihvmn. FLYNN. Thomas ke"'h,
CmI!c, McNcar William G. Deal and llch"r1 ""nnirr
VILE These men and boys were 80 severely burned
and brs!.cd by the -Ap.o>On That they were removed
10 the Episcopal lIV piial, where II wns announced
by the physicians that Reach and Deal could not
recover ium their Injuries. The exact origin VI th"
rNpo~lon cannot BE- learned, nor can The extent II
ih' damage be- discovered until Thorough nvcstlga-
is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
CrRCUMrENTED BY THRFATENIyG 700 SOON

Rocco CopodonO an Italian, who has been in ibis
country Tor nearly ten years, complained AT Els
Island yesterday that he In fear Of his life on
account of threats uttered by NicOlo MAJ gcitO fellow
counirymaR, who was among the storage passenger
landed at Ellis Island Monday from the Steamship
Massilia COpciOnO lives at No. 2O3 East Twenty
eighth-st, and helc he received letter from Mar
getto, In which the writer promised 10 kill him, 10
avenge an imprisonment Of five years, which Mnrgrtip
had suffered in ay and for which he biames CDp0iono.
The man might not have been 50 frightened had Not
NARCOTIC ended his letter with the cheerful prophecy
81 shall suck your blood even the bee sucks honey
from flowers"
This was too much for CopodonO and he went 10
ELS Island 10 see that his enemy be restrained from
binding. In this he was ~uccc> ,fnl, NARCOTIC being
detained account Of his prison record. lie viii be
returned TO his native country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE COURTS.
HE WANTS A RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Before Judge Andrews In the supreme 'ourh
Climbers yesterday james A. ". Pine moved Tor an
.n,,sntment OF a receiver for the Trinidad Asphalt
COMPANY Mr. Pine alleges that he was heavy stock
holder I'm the West Indies Asphalt Company, and that
tho directors OF that company had conspred 10 deaud
him and turn over It's assets to the Trinidad Company
The directors acge, OF the other hand that Mr. Pine
never owned a cent OF the stock except $1,000 which
ne borrowed from one OF the directors and never PAID
The directors say that they and Others raised about
$4,000 for the old West Indies Company, but
learned that Pine grossly mismanaging rs afaiIs
ON hi, account they turned the stock Of the Vest
Indies Company TO the Trinidad Company, In order TO
get back the money which they had put in Mr.. Pines
control The case was argued al length Oh both sides
Judg, Andrews gave the pEinun until saiuidai 10
pare ardaviis answering those which the company
had submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE HOTEL WALLS TrMBLfYG DOWN.

The attention Of the Health Board was called TO
the apparently unsafe condition OF the Hotel Wciscn
f.lz al no ga Tcnthavc.. few DAYS ago. Sanitary
Inspector Tenant was sent 10 make an investigation
on Monday and he reported that not only We're the
side walls Of IN" hotel rotten and ont Of plumb,
but parts Of them had fallen aud the remaining parts
were In danger Of topping over. liis opinion was
that the building IN such dangerous condition
a. TO require immediate attention. The building has
200 occupants \ copy Of his report sent 10
the Department OF Building, yesterday.
General Emmons Clark. secretary Of the Health
Roard. said that the board cOuld order that the
binding b. vacated, It's jurisdiction applying only
a tenement houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
rr,,4tr rsrRrR CHEATS 4 IrIDOW.

Mr., Louise -irbcrt. a widow. thirt' seven WV
I'D NJ 40 49, Wet Forty third T.. wa comp a'h"n'
in Nc Yortvnlc Police Court YESTERDAY "s''"''
I,lc, Ferguson. alias NJ. COlen, tmiiN I'VE N'''
old living nj no 2O6 West one hundred ana 'hlrN
f,uril-.t. whom She charged with uHliry. In h''
affidavit Mr. >ebeu .aid taat on August l. l-bi' '''
went IA The Office Of tn American Loan Company III
40 10 East one hundred and twenty hfth ST. ""'I'
he arpi,-l for a loan Of so Her furniture Wa -
le the security The defendant. who represented he'
~ manager of the company ha1 the ""'" TX" d
claitel mortgage. Then Mrs Cohen paced so OF u
liable and out Of TIL, amount TOOK 30 winch 'He b"
v,s for Interest MI. -lcbcrt was then o1IH3h u"
i,n pip.r agreeing 10 pay ~ weekly Tor eighteen
weeks Mr., Cohen then took - from the I'D saving
that II wa, tn first weekly payment. MIS-. rleD'F'
neref re received only $50 OF the $50 loan
since then Mrs >icbcri has paid back In w"e'E J"
,talln4nt, SO 80. ON July - Mrs.. Cohen sent a
mar hal 10 Mrs. siolc,t, k,mc and H. 'dri-i away
her ewing machine, large bureau. a lounge Wa-iF
stand. flur chaii> and q clock. When Mr.. 7'ibc'
called At the loaa Office Ms Cohen told her ttni u
She would pay 9lG 30, the balance Of the PAYMENT
agreed npon she could have her effects agiA. MrN'
-iehert tod the story friends VINO advised Hc
to swear ont a warrant for u'ury, Policeman Arm
strong ari,-- Ell the wOmau, who In cont waived cN-
animation and was held in 500 bail for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE DYNAMITE CRANK PLEADS Guilty.

Albert Dclauren-. the Swiss crank . who ihrrnt
encd 10 XII himself in Tifanys. and also - blow mp
,hc banking establishment OF Barring. MngOun a 60. II
money WAS not sent him. was brought 10 the TUInbs
Police Court Yesterday morning. r.. a. Whitfield, Of
no PIG Wet one hundred and twenty seventh st. who
is assistant mnhagcr at Tifauy- present In court
TO testify ~ the receipt Of the letter In which Denuren-
threatened 10 shoot himself IN the store This offence
under The Penal Code l. only II mlSdemennOr, the
specific charge being the sending Of an annoying
letter As no representative Of Barring Magonn q"
CO. was present, DcaurenS was rernahdcd untl the
afternoon.
When he wa again brought tO court George i.
Crane for the bankers hnd made u complaint again t
him. Drlaurcns pleaded guilty and WAS held In 1000
on each OF the two charges for trial In Special scs
siOns. lie locked up again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
1 swJyDrING COLONIZATION SCHEME.

San Francisco Aug. (Specia.-A California colony
swlnde than that Of Kaw"ah has been brought
70 HIGHT by the indictment to-day Of o. T.. Moore, w. T
H. Downing and A. \. Iiuyo IL three projectors II In
wolves fully 400 poor dupes at the East mainly In New
York and New. England who have been paying their su,
weekly savings these three adNcntunfs for scvcr
year.. under the idea that when payments were completed
they would have paying fruit farm TO retire to. Sow IL
found that the colony has assets, and they will
get nothing Moore. i've years ago. bought 1900
Of land adjoining senator Starnrd's vineyard Ia Tehsmn
County for - acre. The owner demanded no cash
Moore mortgagcd the for 81 COO 10 the San Fran
cisco Savings Union then formed the california Land
Comnny. They issued circulars Offering land In N,
Fillmore Colony for sl5 in weekly payments Of
AL Contracts were drawn promising deeds when MI
payment, were made. About 400 people responded and
have been paying regularly. The savings bank has nov
brought suit for SG3 900, and. when this Is satisfied
the colonists will get nothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

suprrue Court-l;rncal Tem-Kecess continued. -.
SUprcme Court-I hamDers-Beio Andrews, J.-hou0s
calendar. Nos TO -. called az IL o.ioci@ s rrAd
ieulntd Tor the term =, -, -, ~ .a,ou,,es for
the term. -, = a,.n-,.
S"mwan peas-I,eueral Term-Adiourned for the tei'
Common Pleas-Special Term-BeIore Gieserch -
Common Pleas-Trs Term-Parts l, III and ii
snperior Court-iienera Tem-Adourned until oc0oes
Superior Court-speeia Term-Bei're freea"A"'
MOtiOn-. r, .,s Ill
Superior Cour-rrial Term-Parts l. III ana III
Adjourned fol the term $780,, = uotions
City Court-Speclal Term-Before Mccown' JIMwyNAS
cats Court-lrla Tern-parts 1, ii, III ana w.
court OF ienera Scssions-Part before MM'SS 90 ,n
and Assistant Dlsuct.AttoIney Dayis-Nos :" '' "
elusive. ., ,o,oro cawing J.,
Court Of General Se,sions-part lI-Before Oori"s,
and Assistant District Attorney Bedford-Nos'
inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
Az ACCIDENT DELAYED THE 1EUTONIC.
SHE ONLY MADE FAIR TINE, BUT BROKE THE

SHE ONLY MADE FAIR TIME, BUT BROKE THE
RECORD FOR SINGLE DAYS RUN
The steamship Teutonlc. OF the White star Line,
which arrived here Yesterday morning. made the tnp
Prom Queenstown In days. IL hours and 40 minutes
or . hours ard ~ minutes behind the time m'de Wy
the Inman boat City OF Paris on her Inst WESTWARD
trip Captain Irving. OF the Tcutonic, expected 10
make q record brraidng trip aud his disappointment
At lis failure VIZ, heightened 10y the fact tha' MS
vessel had not cqualed her famous tiip OF
DAYS. IL hours and 81 minutes. which enabled her 10
mold the ponnnnt rDr quick time FOR nearly year
When the Teuionc left Queenstown all the pasvea'
gers knew that AN effort would be made To OreaA Ill
records. and the posting Of each days run WAR ol
great concern. The run for the irst day WAS - :
miles there being a head wind and heaNy sea- Inc
second days record 400 miles aud on the third
day an even 500 miles was covered ON SUNDAY
July 81, the distance WAS only io4 miles but Inc
tul,,iu OH Monday showed that j2s miles had been
lrft behind This completely broke the record for any
twcnt, four houis run ever made oy steamship AM
when the rorut va, announced a cheer went mp. I6e
ycfl.c speed ON this the only really pleasant day Of
The voyage. 2l.fl miles per hour.
Hl.t alas ior the hopes Of those who go down -
l, -.a in ships. Up thi, time the 1Ic1t engine,
had run without even Jar. but at p m. on Tues
day . Mort engine got out OF order and the steam.
min lad 10 stop untl repairs could be made. The
connecting rods had become twisted and for three
hours the passengers lumod and nett"d Whne INC
engineer, worked 10 repair the damage ms 'o"ia
not be done, and the remaining 300 miles 10 oshu!
Hook were covered with the starbOard engines alone
WORKING Not only time lost BY the bra,Ains
down Of the machinery, but thick fox on the BANKS
had caused further dchy vi three hours. As II DO"
Is the City Of Paris holds the record, but the Ieu-
,onlcs officers have strong hopes Of winning back
the laurcls before September /.
Among the passengers on the Teutonic we're Henry
f. Abbey X. %. Alexander. the Rev. J. T. Harry
Dr J. W. Bartlett. DR.. I. Bird. lady ifOughy, Mr.
and Mrs G : Bruln.rd IT, Miss Helen r.. Brsinrrd.
rho Rev Dr. Arthur Brooks. Howard r. Case. Mrs.
r F. Case tie Key. Edward Jones the Rev john
+ Nee the Rev. II. Moore. Dr. W H. iil' ana Vile
dr. \ VI >halfer. Dr. }. r. stceres, T. >nNern
Taller Mrs. r.. VI. Taller. Mas +. H. Taller, h. g.
rnnny w. = X. Wctmorc, Roger NctmOrc, Miss A.
l. Lamont Mr. and Mrs. +. r. A. Leo and Mr.. and
Mr. I NJ FISK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
SUING FOR A BIG COMMISSION.

Herman G. Hmers has brought suit for Slo,ooo
against the Metropolitan Crosstown Railway company.
The plaintiff alleges that about years ago the di-
rectors Of the company engaged him to dispose OF
$500 900 of It's bonds and stock. Mr.. limers SAYS
that he found a purchaser In Y. A. b. Widener the
well known capitalist OF Philadelphia syndcates The
plaintiff alleges that in the latter part Of the nesota
lions FOR the sale Mr.. Widener he not present.
but nevertheless his commission was promised. Inc
company now, however, refuses TO pay him. In OPP
posing the suit the company made n motion com
neu,pe MIR Uilmers 10 bring in bill Of particulars
mdce Freedmaa, In the superior Court, denied the
motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

nil her jewelry clothing "a large gItedged Bible
four and quarter inches thick" and all her o'he'
books save q Dutch psalm-book. which goes u ncr
fathers cousin. Mrs. Galen Terry. The ih'ler "'So
receives S. 900, portrait Of Miss Moratt, prol'he'
bust OF her father various pieces OF family Pa'c
In case Mrs Terry Is dead. her bequest goes 10 'S
Mary +. Hem. o.
The American Bible Society is to receive S5ooo'
and Charles Ialke Of No. 347 Sixthave the executor
of the will IL 10 receive 81 900 beyond his legal com
mission The residue Is for charity. being dlSu '
equally among the Association for the EellI VI ~ ~
snecfable Aged INDECENT Females. the New lOlk IN
siImton for the Blind and the American SOCIETY io'
the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
A HEBREWS REQUESTS TO CHARITY.

The will Of Moses >. Wasserman. Il Hebrew merchant
u tn, city Of considerable wealth, win died recently
in Bavaria fled IN the Surrogates Office yesi,r-
day afternoon. Mr. WnSserman left the following
charitable bcqucSfs To the Hebrew Benevolent aud
Orphan Asylum, II. 900; 10 the Mount Sinai Hospital,
900: 10 the Home for Aged and lnGrm Hebrews.
~ 900 TO the United Relief Works OF the society for
Ethical culture 5000 +, tie United Hebrew Charities.
800 10 the Hebrew Technical Institute, $500 to the
Montehorc Home for Chronic luvalids. $500. TO the
officers of the Jewish Congregation at Adesdorf Ba-
yara the place OF las BIRTH $500 for the OF his
parents graves and ~ 900 for the support OF the poor
4 Adclsdcri, respective Of creed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

Alexander stewart. II lahofcr, who lives AZ NO.
"a West Twcntcih.st went 70 Police Headquarters
vc4-oriav and made a complaint against Policeman
Roler, Anderson Of the West Twcnticths u. squad.
,tewart and Anderson ncighbors. ON SUNDAY.
Iuly a. stewart sud yesterday, he was threatened by
Anderson, bIothcr.in-aw George Nixon, who talked
about cutting his heart out stewart thought al
ATTEMPT was being made to fggllien him into moving
,ut If the house 50 that his rooms might be occu
pied BY AndcrsOn's mother in.law. who wanted Ia
Keen boarders. Next day stewart said. he was met
by Anderson who caught him by the throat choked
him AID applied to him the vcs cpitlics imaginable"
nixon has been arrested and held 10 keep the peace
and Anderson will be- tIiod by Police Commissioner
ON etewalts complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE WILL OF EcrEyTRIc MISS MOFFITT.

The will OF Maria M0iatt the splnSter. who was
found dead In her little at no. 347 -lXth-avc.
last week, was filed yesterday In the surrogate 9
Office. The whole amount Of the property left by
Miss Moiatt was adjudged by her relatives 10 be
about $4,000; but accurate estimate has not yet
been made. A large amount of the property consists
IN personal belongings, to which fixed value be
Owen and the value Of the jewels which she left Is
also not yet determined According TO the provisions
of her WILL Miss Mofatt has left TO the Association
sor the Relief Of Respectable INDECENT Aged Females
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
lY.Mc a. TENT ~ THE MILITARY CAMP.

Bridgeport Conn, Aug. CSpeclaD.-The state Ex
ecutlve Committee Of the Connecticut Young Mem
Christian Associations will provide reading aud
recreation tent upon the Military Camp Grounds, ut
Mantle. Conn., August Is To 20, for the convenience
Of the National Military Guard. New York and Bos
ton daIie, home papers. current magazines clrcuat
Ing library Of standard novels, writing material. enter
tninmcns. outdoor sports and religious services Will
De among the things provided. The work Will be In
charge If the State secretary, assisted by several local
.t..pl.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
ur.udrelh's Pills have been in use

in this country for sixty years and the thou-
sands of unimp oachable testimonials from those
,bo have used them, and their constantly IN
oroosino sale, is positive evidence that they
,,orform all that is claimed for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE GApABorT is WANTED BY HER OWNER.

q. Weaver Lopez is the owner of the steam yacht
G.dabout and would Ike 10 cruise In her, but cannot
get possession Of her when she was owned oy EnshA
N Fulton IT, John p Hawkins, the City Island ship
huIlder WAS asked 10 make repairs on her.
uo sent I'm bill for s64lS IL, which was pronouh'es
exorbtant Mr. Fulton paid him $500, and Mr'
Loprr offers him 300 more, believing that S3,2oo
far rccompcnse. The builder refuses to accept the
s5Oo and will not give up the boat. Mr.. Lopez Ias
nled libel In the United states District Court ~ eo'
mel Hawkins to deliver the Gadabout 10 him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
CURRENCY GOISG WEST.

Tho movement Of currency 10 the West for the
purpose OF moving the crops has begun, the first
consignment being sent from the Sub-Treasury yes
teriay The West is well supplied with banking
facilities and with currency, so that 1t Is not probable
that the demand for funds will be so long continued
for several years past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04


THE TAX NATE ron THE CrHRENr YEAR.
A. printed In The Tribune Yesterday. TIE tax rat"
,,r mi, yenr proposed by the Finance Committee oI
fine board of Aldermen il ~ - per thousand, or
IL IL mill. on the dollar The report will not com"
nm for action until the rcc0nycning Of the bonfd
afcr the three weeks vacation. which began Yesterday
This is a decrease Of half mill on the tax rate oi
last YEAR but ON account Of The increase IN property
valuations amounting b. %i2.4o3,937. the actual
amount of tax levy Is about 100000 larger than last
vcar The rest OF the committees report l.:
The total amount Of taxes 10 be- raised III 1872 IL
hlrt,.thrc million seven hundred and twenty-five thou
sand live hundred and nfty,e dollars aud eghty.iour
Gets s3J, 7ej. jjj 80, a. follows.
Auouf 1 ~ per final estimate made by the
Board ~ Estimate fnd Appointment, go, a.., 40. -,
December 81. 1891 ....... ...-..... sJ2Hbl I'D ~
NnJ I',t. stated .'.......... 81 $50 "a
The rates tgNaton winch viii produce this sum are
general iatc upon the valuation OF real and personal
estates subject for all city and county puf
poses and special rate upon the valuation OF tn per-
.onal Of corporations exempt from taxation thereon
for purposes. folows
General rate for city and county purposes:
Valuation, @l,1310j5,S13. ut loj per go, ~, -,c 49,
Succisl rate for corporations
cent ............. l.22l $40 10
Total tux f35 '2""'' q