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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
YONkERS.

Mr. Kinch. Commissioner Of Jurors. and the As
sistant & mmi,sionrr, Mr.. Burlinson. are busy com
plcng the lists Of those liable for jury duty or the
coming year. The list Of jurors to serve In the
Yonkcrs City Court has been filed with the clerk
Indg. Donogluc will attend at the court room TO dhv
and tomorrow to correct II. report mas Dech
in circulation that the extensive carpet mills ol
Alexander smiths sons a. Co. were about to close
AZ the main Office OF the mills Yesterday 1t was said
positively that the mills were running Us livery IL
over with no immediate prospect OF closing. lhe
Nonkers Canoe club Will hold regatta on the Hudson
next saturday. Captain ThcOdOr" Cox. OF me
Yonkrr, Eicyclc Club /, the champion bcvcl'
rider Of Wcstchcstcr County. The work OF paw
ing the streets Is now being rapidly pushed. leSter
dny the concrete foundation IN AohburtonaN'' WIS
finished and work begun I'm laying concr"t" In Getty
sularT The excavation In North Broadway l. nearly
finished and the work of removing the macadhn pay
ulent in Riverlac ave. began N.si"rdaN ho'h me
laying Of the a-phalt I'm AShburion-avc. Will begin
mi, morning and the work will proceed at the same
time in ,,riiy square North broadway ana River
dale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

William i. Warner who was arrested last week IN
Canada was arragned before Police Justice Connolly
Yesterday 10 answer charge of grand larceny In
svindljnc Mrs Lucie BalcOm Of No. IS ierhmer
st. out of - 800 by bogus chattc mortgages. lie
entered a plea OF not guilty, and bail was hAed
at $1,000.
The Ariosa Coffee Mills, which were shut down on
Saturday. throwing 800 persons ont OF employ "eh'
will he started again on Thursday
Austin Kelley will sail for Europe on the steamship
y,,n,,c nj, wednesday OF this week. lie Will be
ACCOMPANIED by his wife, daughter and niece MIS-.
Carrie A. Kelley. daughter of John I. heii'S, %
Uancockst They expect TO make an extensive TOUR
OF the Continent, and will be ABROAD i'r sNc''
months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
INSURANCE MEy To NAVE 4 RErNION.

The tenth annual rcunior OF the officers. trustees
and managers Of the PnudHp hia Life lnsurlnc" A.
socation will be begun today and will end "n sat
urday. The HEADQUARTERS Of the delegates VIII he al
the Plaza Hotel. where meeting, will be held to
morrow and Thursday. Al II O'Clock this morning
the delegates will drive through Central aud River
side parks. aud dine nj Mc,own's Pass Tavern. ON
"Wednesday morning trip viii bc made to Glen Isl
and and on Thursday evening dinner will b" given
at the Plaza Hotel Among tho>" to h" present at
the reunion IL. :. Brock. John II. Watt. william
H. Rhawn BENJAMIN Rowland. G"uIgr H. johnson.
benjamin Allen, Joseph Iioslrr. Ellwood Johnson and
Charles i. i.d. 1f I'hilnd"lpha: Colonel Frank
Mnrkoc, Of the Fifth Regiment. MARYLAND National
Guard Baltimore. Colonel ~ \. Plvmpton Boston.
Mass: Charles Thaw. II Louis General g.. \. Wat
kiu, Detroit. Mich: j. Z. Taylor. >alt Lake CITY
Charlie, u. Towns jacksonville. Fla: senator j. ".
Iredcl. Cincinnati Colonel {. :. smith. Chicago
Major john II. Hall. Richmond Va. ". L. How
land Dallas. Texas: j. H. Harrington. Denver. and
othrrs. II l. probable that Major Joseph :. Gouldrn.
the New York representative OF the company, will
act as chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
MOUNT VERNON.

The Republican Mayor of Mount Vernon. DR.. Ell
ward +. EruSh. assisted by the Board Of Alderm2fl'
has given to the citizens that their interests
arr moi be transferred 10 corporations without con-
dItions or price. The Union Electric Railway com
many ha, beet obliged 10 meet the conditions laid down
cr LOSE it, raLcisc and work Is To begin Immediately
The Common Council has supported Mayor Brush III
his pIan with the result that the Union Railway Com
many before July 80 Is 10 file II bond approved by
the Mayor. for $4,000 guaranteeing that the ehtire
line Of railway shall be- completed, equipped ana III
operation by November. 1-93. The fare Is Ia be ~
e. nis. except within the city limits and aS tar as
West Farms. where II l. 10 be- ) cents. The company
i, also required TO deposit 5000 with thc Wy
Treasurer its part 81 the costs Tor paving four,l
ave. from First 81. To Fourl>t. The company Is also
to plnc, In good condition inside Of days after
november Third ST. from Fourih-avr. To Hutchinson
Creek The entire road is 10 b. completed by that
tim. or the sum OF 52J,OOO Is to BE- forfeited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
EW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY

IIVDRCF StIr or ELIZABETH J. TROY.
The divorce" suit Of Elizabeth j. Troy against
James Troy. jr. Of Paterson. was again before nan
cclor Nc,ill. ~ Jersey city, yesterday, on MOTION
fur counsel fee and alimony. An afhdaVit lbs Mrs.
rfy wa read alleging that her husband owned real
-inte valued at $1,000 and that her services hnd
largely aided her husband In amassing fortune
MIR Troy also alleged that her husband had given
four lot. 10 Mrs. Clements. The correspondent
named who is In" Wifi OF Robert Clements. once
Nr Troy partner Mr.. Harding then read an am
had b.cn rcru-rd If conveying L. MIR. Clement,
Were. the proprrl, of Mr.. Clements, that h" had al
vanc.d 5000 on them, and that they had aftrrward
been -nli for ~ 100. The. difference hal been paid
Ia Nr. elements. Chancellor Mct'ill granted FOO
for counsel fees and Sl6 week almOny.
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PURIFYING MACHINES ORDERED.
CRoToN WATER TO BE BETTERED BY THE ELEO
TRICAL PEOCE-S-TlE NEW METHOD
WILL De APPLIED ALSO TO THE
QUARANTINE SERVICE.
QUARANTINE SERVICE.

QUARANTINE SERVICE
The BOARD OF Public Works by advice Of the Health
Dcpartment ordered yesterday two plants for apply
Inc the eecroyzing process to the 'ro'oh water
They will be situated at the SOdOm st0rag" reservoir
which suppes between thirty and forty millions OF
gallons daily to the CITY, one plant Is TO be used by
day. the other by night. The total cost viii be-
&c 900 for the apparatus and not more than 300 Tor
tle COS, of maintenance until officially accepted by the
department.
The plants will be located at Brcwsicrs, near the
present experimental plant. When the apparatus j.
ready for use, probably by Thursday next, ia" no"
from ,odom dam will be increased 70 GOOOo,on
gallons daily.
Another smaller plant, which will supply 5000
gallons OF the new dlsnfccng fluid has been ordered
by tn Health Department for the quarantine boat
Governor Flower II will be- used 10 diSnf"ct the
holds OF vessels which bring Infectious diseases into
port.
Albert f. Wool the chemist who discovered this
new process explains It's action the impure water
AT Br,wsters BY showing the sudden death Of organic
germs accomplished. The plant the quarantine
boat will get It's material from water. \
powerful current i to BE- passed through the brine,
and the hypochori,cs, which constitute about three
per cent OF It by weight, will De resolved into their
chemical elements. The ozone and chlorine thus lib
Grated will attack all germs Of cholera smallpox
which they touch In the BrcwStrrs plant where SEA
Xnter l. not available, three per cent solution OF
sodium chloride In water l. 10 b. used, after cleo
iro!ysis is applied TO the stream from the storage
rp,pfv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
ARGUMENTS IN TIE KEEGAHsAGE SUIT

The suit of Dela Kcegan for 100000 against Rus
sell sage for an alleged betrayal under a promise
Of marriage up again before Judge Bookstaver
in the Court OF Common Pleas, yesterday. motion
was argued by J. r. Marshall counsel for plaintiff
to set aside an order extending the time allowed the
defendant TO put In an amended answer. In the
argument OF this motion the testimony OF Mrs. Null
hearn the sister OF the plaintiff, which was taken
before referee last Thursday, read to tue
Court.
Mr. sage lad declared in affidavit that the suit
AGAINST him was the invention OF a fendlsh or an In
cane person. DR.. Charles S. Collins examined Miss
Keegan and he made affidavit IN which he de-
clared that she was not insane
The plantR also In court. Her appearance
5ves an air OF truth TO the assertion o. Der sister
that she had been sent to Blnckwelrs Island many
times within the last fifteen years for drunkenness.
Henry s. Bennett argued on behalf OF the defendant
II. declared that It ridiculous TO suppose that
N, ssee Who was known to every policeman and
every newsbOy, would 90 TO Central Park for the
nmrrcses which Il was declared he had gone there.
In an afadavtt made BY Mr. Sage he denied all that
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BELIEF THAT DEATH VAS ACCIDENIhL.
ASCHER wEINSTEIN's COMPANION MEEIS HIS
BROTHER AND GIVES Ills VERSION
OF THE AFFAIR.


Carlton simon the companion CT Ascher WeinS'lh'
WHO was drowned from the Umbra on July IA. met
Morris Weinstcn. the brother OF the dead man. yes
teraov at the Office Of Myer J. Stein. No 81
Park Row. ana for the first time gave his version
Of the crcum stances attending the death Of ASclcr
Weinstein Mrs. Annie Weinstcln. the wdowt two Of
her children and Morris Weinsten came TO TINS CITY
from Long Branch yesterday morning and went to
The offices Of Mr. weinsten mt No 50 LlbcrysL
Mrs Weinstein was too greved to see young simon
and scnt her brothcrin-law instead After the in
tervew simon refused to talk for pnbcaon, but
Mr. Stein who Is simons lawyer, said that from
what had been said he could not how Mr.. Vein
o,oin,s death WIS other than purely accidental.
W T.. Johnson moriuary registrar OF the Equitable
1i6, Assurance Society, said that Mr. Wenstein had
t.ksn OFT tvb policies on hi, life for $1,000 each ,
the first in December, 1855 and the second In May,
1900. Irpon presentation OF proof of his death the
,ro policIes would be paid without any question as
10 the manner Of his death
yesterday: "Mr weinstein. while a shrcwd business
man was ilierate; nc was capable Of making cAtei-
si,c d,uIs and of investing icarlcssiy b uIlof'uhr
lv coud not read or write sufficient English 10 con
~, lis hnsines, operations. Consequently he car
ad The details of his business In his head, ana u IS
nc on,non that this CAUSED his illhcilth ana PROD
ally inba;anced his mind at times. 90 not peneNc
10 storv tat he mad sustained business losses before
rni,g AWAY He was slrewd man 10 Iosc lhuch
money In his speciality. II l. my OPINION Unit HIS
mind became suddenly unbalanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
NEW.YORK CITY.

Policeman william Dryer and Charles W. Fcken.
doorman at the Old slip station, We're admitted to
$1,000 bail each yesterday, the amount being fixed
by Acting District Attorney II. ID. Macedonia. Dryer
IS accused Of assaulting Henry Kress liquorscer at
No. ~ Nassaust., whom he arrested, and Ficken
of eXtorting money from the prisoner.
The medical hoard before which Pay Inspector John
II. Stevenson ordered for examination has re.
ported him physically qualified for promotion, and
II Is said that he will now be ordered before a fourth
board for examination for promotion
The published story that Superintendent Byrncs
would retire said to he false AT Police
Headquarters yesterday. Some people at the Central
ONCE. however. shnk that the action OF the Police
Commissioners in letting each inspector have charge
Of the department while superintendent Byrnes Is
away was in order to find out who could best
fill Superintendent Byrnes's place should he resign
From D. m. on saturday when Mayor Gilroy
started for Poland Springs. Me-. until n. M, yes
terday when President Mcclellan reached New-fork
from Saranac Lake. after fortnighs vacation Vice
President A. A. Noonan. OF the Board OF Aldermen,
was Acting Mayor. Acting Mayor Mcclellan will be
the executive head Of the municipality while Mayor
Gllroy Is in Maine.
The annual report OF the Commissioner OF lmmi-
grafton for the year ending June 80 was completed
Yesterday The last three months OF the year are
included in DR.. Senners term Of Office. In the year
343 422 immigrants have been landed. or these 465
excluded contract lahorers, ana siNy.hihc as
suffering from ncurable diseases
The sum Of sl15o31 - was sent in draft ycs'er-
day 10 state Treasurer Elliot Danforth by City
Chamberlain Joseph J. ODonOnue. II was sent to
satisfy the tax judgments which the state Obtained
against the city.
Charles J. Mctec secretary Of tho County D"m"c-
rcv and with ex.Judge Maurice J. Power about all
therc is left OF the Old organization. said yesterday
thai when Mr. Power assumed his place aS United
states shipping Commissioner on August ne wohld
meet no opposition. - While Commissioner he'n'
added Mr. McCce has not abandoned his contention
that he is not removable except for cause, nc mas
sent in his resignation. which means that he VIII not
give Mr. Power any trouble in taking Office
Ipon recommendation Of n medical board OF survey
Commander r. 4. Lyons was detached on FRIDAY Iast
n, Newport from command Of the Tinted STATES snip
NononCahcla and granted sick leave oil absence.
Appl!cation for this survey was made by MN s"me
DAYS previous 10 leaving Ncw.>ork. ana WAS 'NSeu
u,,on a physical disability incurred during former
,ruise which was made 10y the recent cruise
on the MOnongahela.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
BRO1DU1Y CIRS STILL Run SLOULE

THE NEW TIME SCHEDULE DID NOT 60 INTO
EFFECT BECAUSE THE MACHINERY WAS
NOT READY FOR THE CHANGE.
The nHw time schedule on the Broadway cable
road DID not 90 into effect yesterday a was an
uonncoh >uprrint,n dcnt Newell said To Tribune
rep rtcr,
have the new schedule ready hut cannot put
il Into effect because the machinery mt the power
horses Ia, not been altered to permit Of the increase
In the speed Of the cable which I, Necessary 10 make
the new schcdul" practicable. ! expect everything
70 Ir ready In wr'k or two. There will be- no
more danger when the speed IS Increased than there
/, now.
Yon MY say thai am sure that In" conductors
and grpmcn will be- perfectly satisfied with the new
schedule. They will have ample time for their
dinner and will not have To work rs hard rs they
think they WILL The public, too, will BE- benefited
by the new time table,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY

State Railroad Commissioners, City Hall, Brooklyn,
II a
Meeting Of silver men. Fifth Avenue Hotel p. n.
Republican election district committees. Brooklyn,
D. m
Brighton Beach races, p. m.
Departure parties Of Tribune Fresh Air Fund
children for the country.
Schuct7en. Bund festival Ridcewood Park. Brooklyn
afternoon.
Monmouth Park races, . 80 p. m.
Baltimore .New-York baseball game Polo Grounds,
p. m.
Music in st. Mary's Park, p. m.
Custom House investigation. 10 a
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HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CAMBRI DGE-laron Which. of Posdam. Ger
many. FIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Samuel l.
Hansen Of Montana and 4. Leo Knott. Of Baltimore.
HOFFMAN-Railfoad Commissioner Samuel \. Bear1slcy'
Of Utica and Walter Evans. OF Louisville. HOLLAND
senator William NJ. Stewart. of Nevada. hANOl-Jndgc
A. w. Rucker, Of Colorado. WINDSOR-Eekine NJ
Phelps and Columbus Il. Cumming OF Chicago, and
J. n. ii. Patrick, OF Omaha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
CorHT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

(OT'NT CALENDARS F'IN IV-I7NI
Supreme Court-Gicncral Term--Reces. cont nucd
supreme Court, hanib T. B,l"lc " hic" ''-Nouo1
calendar called at II O'clock.
supreme Court-Spccia Tcfm-Parts and lI-AdIounei
for the term. ., ~, ., ~ .,t.u.., ,
the - ,,,,o. ooIo,d,r o.,,o, .
IN al n'rIork VIII of James Naran 10: 30 a. For
probate will, OF Frederick lander Pnp .cl>cr Sophia
Nr""ks Kari Myer Ihoms. Doughcrty, Li,nka Hal,
10 80 a. .s,.,,,., ,,,,u ,.. .
Common Plcas-spccial Ierm-Befoe Book'ta'er, j.
Motions. CO. ~ - Dat. II and ttt A,
SuIsritr Tourt-Specal Tcpn-Eefore Dusro, J.
superior Court-Tral Tcm-Part4 |. ii and lll-Ad-
CITY Court-Speclal Term Before Newburgcr J.-Mo-
tons.
City Court-Tral Tcrm-Parts l. H. III ana lV-Ad-
l0urntd for the term. . - .
Court OF General Sessons-Part ll-B.torc Smyth r.,
and Assistant DistrictAttOmcy Badey-N"s 70 10 In
clusiNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
A LIFE SAVER SENT TO TIE PENITENTIARi.

John Mulholland lumber handler, was sent 10 the
penitentiary yesterday for six months DIV '"s"oo
(;ortting in the Leeave. police court, FOR assal'S
Policeman Thomas Reilly Of the fif'h frecmc'' d"
SATURDAY. night. Mulholhnd has reputation rs II
III. saver His last act Of this kind on satur
dav afternoon when he saved boy named EATON
from drowning. On Saturday night Policeman he'uS
heard that several men had been assuming people
In the lumber yard at North Fiist-st and the river
and FASTENED there TO arrest them. lie met Muiho
land and ordered him to move on Muihoiiaho' nov"
ever turned on the officer and threw him 10 inc
,;or S.vc,,I Of his nsgOcjatcs then his
aid and tried to push the officer from the pier Two
officers succeeded in aresting Mulhohand Inc o'her
mon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
THE COTRTS.
A DECREE OF DIVORCE REFUSED.

Judge BlschOf. In the Court OF Common Pleas. YES
tcrday handed down decision refusing Il, grant Il
divorce to Marie Combes from Franklin &. Comb,s.
The ground Of the decision was that there had been
COLLISION in the attempt the divorce George
W. Mathews a friend OF the defendant was the one
who gave the evidence which the wife tried 10
secure the decree. Judge BischoH SAYS he was
prompted, apparently, by intense desire 10 aid the
plaintiff in the procurement % decree. :, well
listed he that there collision although the
case was not Defended, that he refuses TO grant II
dec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
WHITE PLAINS

The Daniel j. F"ehnn. tn" assistant rector
Of st. Johns Church. is enjoying hi' vacation at the
.ca,horc Father Kelley OF Tuckahoe. Is filling his
rulnIt duriuc Inf, absence. . Mcssrs. Mathews.
Icsscl, and Harmon, "A committee appointed 10 revise
the village assessment roll will report nj the next
monthly meeting OF the Board Of Trustees. \
successful lawn party. under the direction OF the
Misses Magncss the Misses Dykman, Miss Faile ana
nhei in aid Of the White Plains Hospital Association
fund. was held the lawn of Mr.. II. : Moore lisi
evening. The PRESBYTERIAN Church sunday school
viii hold It's annual picnic at Rye Beach tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CIrY.-Thc Rev. John Mcclure.
ia ,ior of ST. MaryS Roman Catholic Church. Of Long
Island city. which destroyed by fire on Thursday
night returned home from Europe Yesterday morning
ON fine steamer ALASKA. Tears rolled down the pastors
check, ~ he Hooked on the ruins OF his church
when informed Of the particulars OF the fire by MS
assistant. Father Dollcrty the clergyman bitterly
criticised the local fire department for not making
NOR. heroic effort Ia the church. \ suhScrip
II IN fund viii started M once toward rebuilding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.
STILL ANOTHER PRISONER ESCAPES.

SINI SINU
STILL ANOTHER PRISONER ESCAPES.
Another prisoner escaped from Sing sing pr''oh
Yesterday afternoon. lie had not 10 a ia'e hou1
been captured, but guards pursuing hin anu
expected to catch him before morning. The man II
Maurice Prettcn. lie Is "A hvc-ycar' man, anu wa
aiding in making repairs To the roads about II !"
mile from the prison. Pr,ttcn one ol hs
under Keeper JudsOn Ransom. Prcttcn saiu ~
wished to get Il drink and in this way got Shoit
distance from the guard. The guard became SuS-
plrors and shouted to him To come back; ihs,.a"
Of doing 30, he broke into Il run ana the eu'tu,
started in pursuit several shot, were iirru Il,
him. but all Of them failed 10 stop him. lie eaiheF
on hi, pur'IIcr> and finally ran TO the tatn, vi
william Brandr,th. and there cludrd his puisu'r'
nj, trail was found later. Prcttrn is forty three
wears old. and five feet nine inches in height. lie
was sentenced on - ptcmbcr 3D. 1871, for assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
THE SOLDIERS HAD SUBSTITUTES.
COLONEL SCOTT, or THE STH Rt"lMfNI' o"i"
THAT THE BREACH OF DISCIPLINE
WILL BE INVESTIGATED.

Colonel George ID. Scott, Of the sth Regiment WA
seen Yesterday by Tribune reporter In regard 10 ,h
charge that several captains in his regiment had a
N discover substitutes in their companies. 'oiohei
Scott said
"The matter will be looked into, ana 'hose "ho
were at fault will be punished. DO mol hho" WHO
were responsible the breach Of discipline or "heh
,,.v will bc called upon to answer for IT. have
not heard from General Porter and therefore cannot
exactly tell what will be done That there were SUD
stjtutes in some OF the companies will admit but
WAS not aware Of the fact until after the regiment had
returned from camp Whether the ncelech, caP'aina
will no corrt -marialled not, am unable 10 say
What their punishment will be depends largely upon
circumstances regret exceedingly That sucl nre1e
~ Nanine sbould have occurred In my regiment, and
7 will do what / can to trace the blame"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
HEUOTLD Marcy THE GTPSISDAUG
CHIEF LOWELL. RECEIVES \ LETTER FROM
NEW YORKER OFFERING TO WED. FOR
CONSIDERATION. THE Young WOMAN
WHO RECENTLY ELOrED.

WHO NEUENTIN tLVFtU.
Chief Lowell Of the gypsy camp al Newark. whose
daughter Marie recently olop'd with her brother.
in-Iaw and was taken back from A,bury Park by
Newark officers Ia, received III" following letter from
"A man offering to marry the girl
Chl,f IOyrn. Newark y j. D1r Sif-lf You would
have your daughter Marie marry outside Of your tribe.
| will take good 81 her for small consideration.
| am poor earning living, and with capital could make
al least $40 or $50 weekly. will not need over ~ 900
to start with. / thilty.eirht aud strictly temperate
No offence intended in Ibis letter. will never ray
ucb, IN the alrl regarding the past. JOHN r. ROBIN.
20 West Fourccnth-st, room 10. Nc"-fork 'ity.
Chic Lowell was indignant when he read th" letter.
and he iascncd to Police superintendent Brown, Of
Newark and exhibited II. saying hc valued his girls
happiness far above money. aud would give her all
the care she needs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

Scabright n. j.. said to Tribune reporter yesterday
that while he was bathing Friday his dressngroo
was entered and pockctbOok containing about T-,Vn
In promissory notes and some money and valuable
gold watch were stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

Pr gresslve stages.-Lawyer-What change did you
first notice In the patient rs result Of his acquiring
the Gig lrettc and morphine habit
Witness-Wcll. at first he began 10 talk incobcr
entity and then he took 10 wearing pink shirts
-(Chicago Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
RDBBERY AT 4 BATHING RESORT.

Zion s. Hobbs. n wellknown lawyer In the stewart
p,,dInc and also Editor Of "Thc Custom House
N.wsu who Is ut the Hotel Normandy by the Sea, ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise so Sun sets 90 :3ilMoon's age Il
HIGH WATER TODAY.
AM-Sandy Hook ) :1SGov. Island 5:49Iiel Gate AZ
PM-Sandy Hook ) 81 Gov Island :j- Hell Gate 7;io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

had been alleged about his suggesting settlement
Judge BoOltavcr took all The papers ana reserved
his decision.
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Announcements.

MILHAU's CALISAYA is a tonic. appetizer and
anti .maarlt not stimuant Six bottles. "a. 80.
Co the 1873 Broadway