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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
THE RACING AT LATONIA.

cincinnati, sept. l4.-The track at Latona was sun
,, in mud the weather cold and the attendance
o,,v moderate In the first race Chiffon an equoi
fovorl,e with Captain Drane, tried to Jump 'he ie"'
a, ,he half and Rosebery, 20 to SHOT, cah''r'u
- Rcd Prince at - To /, won the second race
while Jack Richclieu. the favorlte at even money
failed even to show. Not single favonte won
though several horses. well backed at close oduS
came In.
First racc-selling. purse for three-yearolaS anu
inward. nonwInncrs seven furlong'. Rosebery woh'
con,ain Drane second Rebuff third. Time-l I'D
second racc-selling purse for threc-ycar-ods ana
inward non winners seven furlonGs. Red Prince
won. Critic second. Gold Wave third. Iime-l '"f'
Third race-Purse for thrccyear-old' ana upward
nor. winners one mile. Hedge Rose woh' ocSpee
second C1aret third. Time-l AS ,..
Fourth raoe-Purse for twoyearolds, nOh'Wlhnefs .
serond Foot Runner third. Time-l IA
LYuh race-PurSc for twOyearold maiden nihtS !,
, and haif fIrlcncs Nellie shaw won, Matte
kinney second Destroy third Time-l:ol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
4 yEWLY.NlNED OLD MAGAZINE.

An attractive number Of an old magazine WIN d
new name is issued to-day. 1t was formerly KNOW"
n "Godey's Lady's Book" and now II VIII De ueS'R
mated Godcy's Americas First Magazine, EstaDiSheu
1897 ono OF the important features of The present
number IS q handsome picture made expressly iol
II ny w. Granville smith and called "Godey'5 idea Oh
the Worlds Fair Prominent among the literary at
fractions Is John IIabbcrton's novel; Honey and Gall
Tt Is Intended companion to " ileenS bao''s
and has Illustrations by Albert Wenzcl Mr. liaobcr
ton also contributes the book reviews An article OH
Godcys Past and Present." Will attract inc Ola
readers Of the magazine. Mrs. Henry Ward Be"cher
makes the home department Of Interest to ALL ana
especially 10 women A poem by Josephine Poil1iu ~
also presented The fashion department Is cspcciaiy
prominent and Is prepared with especial care ana
effort The descriptive articles PRE- full and carefully
written and there are also four handsome plates finely
produced In ten coors. This number Of the mainhine
+ altogether marlably handsome ana M rictVo
one and reflects great credit on it, editors ana pun
lshcrs II i fun OF attractive and pleasing articles
md Illustrations and all its departments arr com
pctc In their especial directions and carefully con
ducted. The magazine viii fully repay Inspection,
and no ono who buys IL Will regret his Investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
When the Trap II sprung

Irnor us a. t sometmes in most unexpected mannof
by disease we appreciate fact that IL most insdo'
M and that not only is t combat by tho
mos, noent medicinal agencies prevent its mani
,,to NJ all by connteractlng the causes that produce
Thns sxnosure in wet weather the enforced wearing
Of damp clothes during Storm 'h0''"sn 1'~"sA"
accustomed diet ard water bodily or meh'a' o'er"''A
breeders Of disease but Hcste'ters s'omaeh o"''''
prevent their inducing IT, IRIS med'c'he 'oruH''
system against the assured enects sueh csu'~ 49,
otherwise produce. To the mariner MINER 1e 'N
laborer the slave Of the desk and pen ana tne
generally, It is Of the utmost advanNse' D''"'
kidney trouble malaria biliousness, all yield y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

The estate Of th, late Walter ,. HOBART, OF san
Francisco CAL whose noted stock farm Is at san
u,,eo has perfected ARRANGEMENTS to sell ont its
entire trottIng stud in New-York on December 20 and
81 under the auction management OF Peter T.
Kellogg Co. The stud comprises about seventy head
OF which the chief stallion Is STEAMBOAT. 2ll' for
which Mr. Hobart paid l.. j. Rose. the breeder S'oooo
in 1880 and whose get at the closing out OF the Rose
stud In New York In 1890 brought rcmnrkame prices
Tho Hst Of brood mares numbers more than thirty
boad including Alma Mater, BY Mambrino Patchen.
dam OF Alcyone Alcantara and other famous horses
Nancy Lee. by Dictator. dam Of Nancy Hanks.
. .o5 IA: Modjeska. by Enfield, dam OF Reference.
ous: Four Corners . 90 a. by Mombrino Time;
Jassamine. by MambIino Boy, dam OF New-fork Cen
trail, 2:l4 "a Trnke IA, by Princeps' Bon Bon.
. :o6 by simmons sverone, 210 Ia, by Acyone:
Alta Bclle by Elecioneer sister to Chimes ST. Bel.
De,lneWer. etc. Several other mares by Nutwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
DsrssxAKERs TELL THE TRrrH.

There was Keen disappointment mnfe''eh yes
tcrday Oh the faces Of several custom hou'e III.
spcctors who had expected on Information te'eN'H
from Europe to seize a lot OF goods hpor'u "
Now York dressmakers They supposed that u"
drcssmakers were on board la Champagne ana
t,llv eypct.d that they would follow the example
OF Mcsianes Luulcy and L. Roy. WHO came on the
Ia Bourcoenc and elected 20 declare a. dn'hD'e
the gow NJ In their trunks. Their 'urpti>" was 9rea
when IL Champagne came 20 her pier To See
not ton but tiry-hve dressmakcrS. and To see them
ranged In line and each ono going " III, oiIce ana
saving TIM. she had dutlablc goods but did Mt Know
their value The inspectors are confident that
.,rci,dv gave Information to these people that
they vcr. being watched and that ticy had better
MOI. attempt 10 avoid payment OF the duties seventy
five or more trunks sent " le pibiic stores
tr appraisal II l. said that six Of the drcSsnaNeIs
had goods worth $4,000 each. They came from
Scw. York Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago ana otL"r
cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
SHERIFF IMPRISONED FOR CONTEMPT.

San Francisco cal. sept if.-ludee Murphy so'
tcrlay found sheriff Laumei,t'r suil'y Oh co"'I"p'
~ court for refusing to execute the n"rN"''' 'o".
vcNulty and sentenced him to twenty 'o"' "'"''
IMPRISONMENT In the county JAN M'N""S "", ',,
guilty Of the murder Of Thomas 'ol'"s' "''" ,,an,
-'''' - a. HANGED August 10. Governor Markham
'',.a,or Granted A rcprcvc OF fifteen days IN oruer
,a, nm onnuc,tlon FOR a new trial might be hied
new trial was refused, but the sheriff at inc eN
pIratlon Of the rcpcvc refused to proceed win .ne
execution without a new order from the court Inc
.ord.r was issued fixing the date OF execution tor
n.ion Iudra Murphy holds that the hrst oruer
r,S GOOD after the reprlevc expired, ana acconlnsH
tnun5 The Sheriff guilty Of contempt Tor not oO'Sihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

Heck. Frank Fraseic Elias Colbert and Robert Nei-
son. were called upon 10 surrender 10 the constituted
authorities OF the Nation, to answer before me courts
The convention agreed 10 the request made yestcNhy
by Governor Jones Of Agent Bennett That the agent
be present with Indian police and soldiers at the
October meeting of the ChOcaw Council TO see ialr
count be made Of the votes ana to insure protection
10 all concerned. The convention requested Agent
Bennett to prevent all non-ctzens from attendance
AT the Council meeting. the Indians present con-
sidcred the presence OF all non-czens as an inter
ference In their political affairs. and that 1t was ths
which had preciptated the present outbreak. THIS
agreement signed by all present ana kilograms
and messengers on horseback were dispatched to all
portions OF the Nation in the endcavor 10 carry out
the object Of the agreement.
A telegram has been received by Governor Jones
stating that Sheriff Pcrry's house, six miles rom
IIarshorne surrounded by thirty armed men In an
attempt to take his life. messenger has been dis
patched Oh horseback TO inform them that peace hod
been restored but it feared that he will reach there
too late. II such be the 1t VIII probably renew
hostiltics and make necessary the Calling out OF TIE
troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
uryyclys TO HAVE 4 CELEBRATIONS.

Mexcans will to-day celebrate the Hsh'y ''c'o'u
anniversary OF Mexican independence ana the MeA-
lean colony In this city, containing over 1oo business
men, will honor the memory Of the monk Ihaaie"'
who struck the first blow for Mexico's freedom py
giving a banquet and ball In The rooms OF me o'o"i
Club at seventy seconds and Boulevard, tonight.
Dr. Juan y. Navarro, Mexican Consul TO this "'y,
will prcsidc and there will be- numerous tOaslS ana
spccches DR.. Navarro Will deliver the anniversary
address Iudolfo Canton oi Mere, fucatan, VINO con
trolls the railroads In that state will speak on Trade
Relations between Mexico and IN" United Sta'es"
Adofo yadillo Arguclles will respond 70 the TOAST
Reciprocity between the United states ana Mexico
,b. ,enents 10 De derived from IT," james stewart
Nocde vice president Of the Mexican International
Rarond: Felipe q. Canton, director-general oil the
Permanent Exposition Of Mexican Products In New
York and Others representing financial and com
mercal interests In the sister Republic, VIII also speak
one of the chief results Of the dinner Will he the
formation OF n mercantile club all the members ol
which will be Mexicans. The object OF this organil
tion will be purely commercial one loohhs powaiH
the development Of Mexican import business Win
the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
,vrerrPy Union TO TyCRElSE IT'S STOCK.

The directors Of the Western Union Tcl"si'pn 'o"
panv Yesterday approved Of the recommchd"'''"' u
the executive committee. and adopted resoIuuh' -
c,,rv tLcfn out These resolutions approve u" III
c-case Of sI3 100000 In the capital STOCK, mahlh-
fine total amount, SlO0OOO000 The new STOCK i
10 be issued "a such time or times ana Tor h"'h
oviul consideration, as The Board OF Diir''OrN may
direct A special meeting OF tie s'"khoiu'r' "''
been called for October - 10 consider the Nu3'l'h
Of an increase in the capital 1hc d'r'''oi9 "''o
declared the usual quarterly dividend OF Ia per
cent u1yablc on october j.. 70 stockholders Of iccou
NJ seDtembcr 20. TIC estimated statement OF TIC
ouar;er TO end september 80 shows surplus hl'cf
dividends Of s579.G30 against $67oo27 Tor 'h' same
quarter of 1891 The corrected figures Tor tue year
ended Jnnc 80 show II surplus after dvidehds' oI
s2lls3aj against @l,34,1oD, in the prcc"n'h9 wear
Edwin Gould said that tic question OF dispc'ihI oi
the proposed increase in the stock would be ieit 10
the direct. H. 40 official action VIII be TAKEN ior
some time but II is the general bchef IN hhi'cHu
circles that at least 10 per cent VIII eventually "
presented to stockholders IN tue form Oi IL s'Och
dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
Er.ALpERMly BANKER scor FREE NOW.

On the recommendation Of District Attorney
Nicoll. Judge Fitzgerald In General Sessions yeSter
day dismissed the indictment against ex-Adermhn
James Barker the Tammany politician on the
night OF September 10. 1880. he nearly Killed james
Herman, n laborcr. by kicking and beating him
lie was discharged In police court, but was III
dctcd for assault In The second degree on FEBRUARY
o. 1890. In May. 1900. he was convicted OF as
sonlt in the second degree and Judge Cowng SEN
tented him 10 four months In tho pcnltentary.
The General Term reversed the conviction ana thcr"
the case has stood. MIR Nicoll said that the General
Torn Rad .ct inside the jury's verdict not on legal
grounds but because II pronounced the complainant
-. .imuIy Incredible. There no new owl
aence aud therefore no Chance Of convcting Barker
Nlcol .ald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
THE CONTROLLER AGAINST THE FIELD
HE HAS LIVELY TIME WITH THE MAYOR AND
TIE RECORDER AT THE SINKING
FIND MEETING.

There was another "mussyT time at the meeting Oh
the Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday AS
usual the principal participants were 'ii' MA! vi al"
Controller. the Recorder taking a hand before lhc
slpdyr came to an end. One OF the causes ol us
tulonce was the G9th Regiment Armory project Inc
q, committee reportcd recommending that the new
o-morv he built on the sic Of the TomphinN Market
with the addition Of n sufficient amolnt OF lana 10
the east of IT, Controller Myers moved 10 leer ''c
report back with orders to amend by ci'her ui'Pc"7
with the additional land or taking aho'h'r sue
Controllers reason that the cost WoWd DC doo"
300 600 which would be greater than that OF 'ie sc
~ anv other armory and besidcS the city would oS'
,ho r,o,,o, rentals Which annually net 5000 Or
co ono ,nothcr site could BE- had for T2OO,OCO or
$500. 900, he said. ,
This prop,,ltIon stirred up Recorder smyth sec
here he said looking srmly at the Cohtro"cr' .
have been clubbing this thing for years ana .
am not going to vote 10 refer II back any moic' !
am pond Of the National Guard, wmch mas pee"
doing ,uch good work lately. and the Goth In particular
Is one OF the best ana hios' 'oii'o'o ''
lions in the State
~ only desire 10 save money returned the Con
,ro,ler. not liking tne Recorders manner Il doh /
mean TO encr0ach upon the prospects OF 'he
IN splte of the black loohs of The Mayor anu
rho controller defeated the measure by voting against
H. As IT required AL issue OF bonus' the 'oh'ro"e'
assent was necessary 10 lis adoption
the MAYO, brought ont tho otarin Pier Improvement
which has been before the Aldermen for the last TWO
or three weeks the Controller was ready to meet MN
- ,hn boit wnv The Mayor Recorder and
Chamherlain all argued in It's favor. but tie Controller
sad with delicate sarcasm should like chance 10
e,aminc a little into this matter my ell
And want TO ger 1t closed up, put In the 'iaNor'
p,.s,dcn, Cram OF the Dock Department. who was
nresent to urge the adoption Of the project tahh'eu
Mr. MYERS with the remark: Oh. the Controller BLOWS
more about It now than anybody else
The Controllers request for time 10 examine inc
oosc uas ignored and the Board rode rouehshod over
his objections by passing It, Mr. Mycrss was the onI
negative vote. 49,, 49,.
ROW number three came with an application lfo'"
the Dock Board for permission 70 buy per al wet
For,ythrd st. from the Knickcrbockcr Ice COMPANY
for $4,000. The Corporation Counsel had apP'o''u
The purchase but the Controller thought the pnoe wa
,no grc,, The property was recently bought iOt
}. 900. Mr. Myer- had been informed; lie oPpDnn
,ho nrop,sIticn with 30 much vieor that IN" Mayor
concluded that he had cholera business 10 atend 10 anu
that the Commission should adjourn Inc pier Pu'
chase WAS laid over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
THE BOARD OF STEAM N1VIGd1ION.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OPPOSITION TO A BILL
OF :ENATOH FRYE.

ELECTION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO BILL
OF :ENATOE FRYE.
The members Of the National Board Of Steam Naviga-
,,on who have been In session in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel for two days finished their abors yesterday ana
adjourned until the second Tuesday IN Sep'ehiDfr'
1893 The chief business yesterday was the eecio"
y, oNicers These were chosen: President, +. ~
Cburchman Philadelphia; first vcepresldeht' d. w.
wood yewOrleans: second vlcc-president. James A.
Henderson, Pitsburg: treasurer. Addison Lysh nus
burg: secretary Charles H. Boyer. New-fork; assistant
secretary. T. W. Yencman Evansville Ind; executive
committee A. c. Cheney. ii. a. Bourne, f. u. osDorl'
NJ Moran New York; VI. Munger, Brooklyn NJ J."
stables Jersey City; J. b. lubbel, bridgeport D. b.
Coyle Portland, Me; q. Il. Martin, Ne"-iiaV'h :
" W. O'Nell and Harry Brown, PiltsDure' IL. :.
uonstek and J. ". Mason. 81. Louis; L. X. keck ana
= A. saidlcy, Cincinnati; Robert Wlno- ana h. l.
pe,t Ncw-Orlcans: f. W. Dlckey. Dubuque W. W..
,ute louisville The Executive Committee will meet
within sixty days 10 draft bill TO 90 before the next
Congress. completely revising the laws rehtlhs 70
steam vessels.
II developed yesterday that at the meeting on Iu's-
day a decided opposition was developed 10 inc "n'
nrovid,ng for marine board. which WIS proposed In
the senate by senator Frye, In Decembet' l0D''
This bill provides that the marine board shall CONSIST
q, or. Of the Assistant secretaries Of the Treasury
who shnl ex-officio, BE- chairman OF the boaru anu
the following, who shall also De members by virtue
Of their Offices The chairman OF the Lighthouse hoaTu'
the supervising Inspector General OF cph"i '''s''
the Supervising surgeon-Gencrll OF the Marine Hp'-
initial service the General superintendent OF tle Lie
.oc,,g servJco the commissioner Of Nayigailon the
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Coast and Geodcuc survey anu
The Chief Hydrographe Of the Navy
The members OF the National Board wish 10 oversee
any change 10 be made In the existing laws relating
70 the merchant marine Of the United States ana the
subject will probably come up before the Executive
Board at its next meeting. resoluUoh S"'"eS
indorslng the Ncaraguan Canal bill was passed an
lion tho meeting adjourned The AFTERNOON wa:
pleasantly spent IN visiting various polnts %, 5o
nroydcd Inc large tug Fortuna for the OCCASION A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
4 NEU BANE EXAMINER FOR NE"-fofh
WILLIAM II. KIMBALL. or CANTON. \. " Af'
pOINTED-IIls HIGH REOoMMENDATloNs'

WILLIAM II. KIMBALL. or CANTON. n " Af'
pOINTED-IIls HIGH RECOMMENDATIONS
Washington, sept. l4.-Controller Hepburn "'u''
filed the varancy IN the Bank Exan,he'smp ior 'e
civ Of Ncw.York, occasiOn,d by his own pronoion "
the Office of Controller, by the appointment vi "'Na
IT, Klmball. Of Canton, y. W. To tlat poS'"o"'
E,mbolI,s appointnient recommended by (" H.
p.rkus tr Of the importers and Traders Na'lon'i
unnl. j. Edward simmons. Of The t0nr'h .>"'''n'i
Bank; +. d. Tappen. of the Iallauh Na''ou"i n''n
H. W. Cannon, Of the Chase National BANK H. ~
c,lovnv Of the Merchants National Bank "eorse F.
polcr Of the First National Bank; &. e. Whhaihs'
If tho Chemical National Bank, and others. lie was
also Endorsed by the leaders Of the KepuDheah P"r"
II the State. ,..
Mr. Kimball Is president Of the st. Lawrence '"""'s
rnnk Of Canton. y. Y. position he mas n'lu ioi
I.vcn years lie formerly teller OF the Je"r'S'"
county National Bank at WatertOwn, y. v, ana mas
mad twenty nine Consecutive years experience IN oaA
ing lie was receiver OF the Merchants n'ni,M VI
W1,ortnwn y " "A member OF the Board oil 'uPrrNis'
,r. ~ 81 Lawrence County for ten years aIu ,'"
n,nn NJ inc bonrd for three years. II" was ai'o
'ncmhcr Of the New York Assembly for ionr years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

An attachment for S7.440 has been issued agaihs,
the Illustrated American Publishing Company OF
Nos D aud East sXteenth-st., In favor OF j. ).
Little g. Company claim for printing, etc. from
February I 10 August I, 1892.
Deputy Sheriff Youne-yesteriny received an aoa
men, for S3,O62 against the American Orn'onae
CYCLIC COMPANY of Nos 2Oe1 to 2055 seventh-ave, In
favor OF the First National Bank Of Westboro. Mass,
granted on tho ground of it being foreign corpe
ration.
Deputy sheriff Barry yesterday received an eAecu
ton for 81 O0s against Doenitz d Barnstorn' ih''
porters Of china. canned goods and snrglcai ihsru
ments Of No. 40s West fourteenthSt, IN ia'or %
Meckc Il Company, AMI took possession OIL ,he s'oe'
which is now being carried by John II. Barns
,ora who dissolved the partnership on June II last
Herman Frank has been appointed receiver In
suppemrn,ary proceedings for Null a fromer, build
crs Of No. 1,50S Wasmngtonavs; lno r9 S
was appointed In the suit OF Hutchinson bio"s'
Judgment creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

supreme Court-Gsnera Term-Recess con,.
sunrsmc Court hambers-Beiore " acn. J.-CouIs
.,s a. 10 40 a. m Motion calendar called at II no
supreme Court-specal Tein-psF's anu
for term. =, "a w Adio,.raa ts,
superior Court-Genera Term-Adourned ,cr The term.
sunerIor Court-Sprcicl Tefm-beiore Dugfo' j.
Court opens at IL m Motions. =, - ", "A
superior Court-Triai Tem--Parts ]. II ana Iil-Aa'
surrogate's Court-Beore Ransom. $40 day conds3
Testimony TO be taken before the Probate CLERK WIS
Thomas w Marshall. Annie Sherwood Henry ErhSS
Josrnhine A. Mateini, at 10 "A. NJ. Jabei A. Bo,twie&
Mararars McDonald Alexander Henderson, Ludwig q
4 E.wick sara l.. Cooke. Marguerite ANDES Henreeo
Johnson Joscfa Hedna, at 10 80 a. M A. A.. .u.u.
Common Pleas-General Adjourned l0r 'ne 'eI'u
Common Plcn.-specia ,,rrn-beiorc p'''' "
ommon psas-Equity Term Adjourned for the term
Common Pieas-Tral Term-Parts !. ii and iIi-As'
ourned for the term ,,...os s,oo d,o
CITY Court-General Term-Adiournsd sine eie, ~ou,s
CIV Couit-Srecial TNrm-Before Van Wyck' J'-Sour'
oupns Mt 10 a. Motions. -, =, ,,r and ~ A.
ournCd for the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
TIE rrc cryyBAL NEWTON SUNK

x.w-Ilaven, Conn. sept. 1.-the Tug "'n''ai
Newton owned by Cros,uHu a Hyatt OF Ne" 'o,H
.opk in the harbor shor ~ after o'io'h '"'
morning The boat lying to ana al h'r ''c"
were asleep when the engineer '""' N,' .',
awakened By water pouring ih," MS p."N ,.,' an,
, Aha oI,.n that the tug had sprung leak ana
.',, r,inut,s later the boat hai gone To inc
,o,,,m in >cnty feet Of water. The crew Dar'F
made their escape. The General Newton nna Uce"
'mn,oycd for thc last week by Morris 1mmim ae
'np.",,,u i IN dredging for the new strih do'h.
hn,It tv,vr years ago ana WIS valued at
az o5 t1s II J., thought the hull may be saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
THE MlJpSrfC's QUIcK TRIP.

The White star steamer Majestic arrived herr yes
to-day morning, after quick run from Queenstown
shc made the passage In days. Ii hours, AZ minutes
The first day out she encountered westerly STORM or
she would have made better time. The best previous
time made by the Majestic was days IL hours .
minuies ON Tuesday she made the remarkable run Of
200 miles, This Is equal to the best days OF the
CITY Of Paris, The Majestic hnd board $50 first and
.1D second cabin passengers She carried no seerage
,.s,ugers The Majestic arrived ut Upper Quarantine
rv i'm The morning She was Inspected and, no cases
az sickness being found, wa- allowed TO come up TO
hcr MGR at 30 In the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
HE WILL LIBEL THE SOUTH PORTLAND.

The Venezuelan Minister at Washington, " Boiet
Pcraza Is fearful lest south Portland the schooner
rugged steamship which detained on saturday oy
customs officials, should b. allowed to leave this port
she has taken on big cargo Of arms and ammumton'
supposedly to deliver them TO the Insurgents In Nehe
auea. The Minister, his counsel, Douglas a. Le''en'
and Carlos Boet secretary to the Venezuelan Consul
General at this port, had several consultations vain
United States Attorney Edward Mitchell yesterday.
MIR Levien afterward said that he woum Me iipe;
against tho south Portland to-day, so that te l,eu
~fnIn, Marshal might hold her until the Governments
decided what do with her