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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
DIED.

AucHMUTY17At LenOx Mass. on Tueaday July 18th.
Funsal al Trinity Church Lcnox. Mass on Friday July
WE P9ydnss r July widow 49, a Re The
late taos Bardwcl. Of summit y J. .,o ...,..,o. u,
Ses 5o iFi EdMa9 F. wn B S.ss%:s
SATURDAY 22d inst. at o'clock.
randy PoS son Of Thomas
and Emile b. Cochran, in 9th year Of his age.
coLLERDon wednsday July r l2S Fl. Of pneumonia
Funeral from his late residence. nackensacA, N. j. on
VIII .Ts G,y " 10 r. sa'q Western
cUyLER~In Brooklyn. on wedne,dny. W. 10. 1898.
Helen beloved ws q 1hS0dore l. To ceyS ,E r.
FT Rleosvn ser Cn sa % e the ad inst at p
Interment private.
Juy 19th P4S atom. r DOG 1 socr,
p 5nlS InSi; O" pape e nj pease copy.
DU BUIsSoN-on July 20, 1895. NJ. Fermine Du Bulls
Services at he si,trs residence. 10 West 7shst. on
saturday. at 10 a. m.
FXpLEyoa THURSDAY sysng J Eae 2os a. is sSd
dauaSter Inter Of " Mr. Julia A. Chase residence, y
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FIsK-Accidcn'rv drowned in wayand, l7th inst.
Jane. Lymai IN Of the late James e. and Mary q.
F@s ON nj John .S MS%G 6t c z, cnOFase on
cRTEyE-On wednesday. July 49, az the residence OF
II. :oaiqsw chaSi i. ESrde1 SO East IOOthst.
4.
Funeral from the Church Of the Boyed sple, soth'
81 aud Mail>on.ave SATURDAY, at I O'Clock.
Inernent in the family plot o. Ocean Hi, Grenwood
uOFFMAN-On Monday. July :. Mary C.. wife of 5.
Henry Hoffman and daughter OF the late Isaac Ford.
late rasi1en'c. 90 East 2fth-st on
Friday. July ~ at o'clock.
IFGG AT-Noar Lawrenceyilc. y. j.. the 10Th in g.
Charlotte Glaze. widow of Woiter Leggat. aged 50
The relatives aud friends invited o attend the funeral
from the residence Of her sonln-aw. : r. Johnston
On saturday morning. I'D Inst. ~ ~ o'clock.
rJDIAM In Bruoklvn the resldcpc" Of her parents
on TUESDAY July 18th Edna Eliza Curtis. elder dauch.
Ter of Edwin ami sara NJ. Iudlam
Relatives friend, invited u iteDr the funeral ser.
vices al 29 Waslngton-aNe., on FfiiSy afternoon az
o'clock.
NAsu-At ST. Marc Hotel 3o;h--t. and SHAVE. July
10Th 1895. Job NJ. Nash. -,, Mil. =.
Funcral services NJ Cemetery Chapel. White Plains. -
70 p. M. Friday July 2is:. ,.
Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE ohlo anu 10 iNc''c Nh'u'
papers please copy. -
READ-uly 10TH Thoma' Il. lad formerly Of this city,
aged -.
Funeral ct Urlana OHIO. o1st
.CoFIELD-On wednesday. July 10Th. Elizabeth NJ,
widow Gf Philo ScoGclf in the IL year 81 her age
Funeral services her late residence No 10 NcDoIougn'
.. Erooklyn. Friday. July 2lst at y. M
in.crment private. 49,.
STEVENSON-At Spring Lake y. j., OF Jelly Zotn,
Jane c. widow of Henry J. Stevenson ana daush'e' :"
Mrs Henry Jesop
Notice OF funeral later.
Won RESrORFF-At lialhcr.tatt. Gprnai'': tshnes,
wife Of Baron 2e.tor1. and daughter OF the ia~
Henry Knceand. OF Ncw-fork.
wuITIOCK-At College Station Texas. July 10Th, LII.
wife II r. II. WhltlOck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
SOUTH CAROLINA'S STATE LIQUOh LAW.
MORE THAN LIKELY THAT BLOOD WILL FLOW

MORE THAN LIKELY THAT BLOOD WILL fLo"'
From The Boston journal.
The attemt to enforce S0uth Carohhs peculiar
liquor law reached It's critical s'age IN 'h arrests
So extremely ready with their revolves mat II Is
more than likely that bloodshed will attend the cN-
pertinent
THEY DON'T WANT ANY NEw-FANGLED
SCHEMES.
From The C0'oiado sun.
Govcrpor Tillman. Of South Carolina. Il having
troubje With his State diapcnsary liquor law ne
good old tide door ana me a o"n 81 S' ,b Dop
Of South Carolina 'iT them TO embrace any ho"
tangled schemes.
CHARLESTON Is A TRIFLE INCONSISTENT.
From The Minneapolis Tribune.
Why should Charleston. the great hoibed Of ne
states rights theory. object strenuonsly when ,he
STATE exercises the right TO go into the saloon pus
ness Charleston Is trine inconss'eh''
IN MAY RE A PUBLIC BENEFIT YET
From The Providence Journal
The South Carolina Liquor law may bave lis ae-
merits but IL IL works. as not improbable inc
nolticsl downfall OF Governor Tlilman IL can Truly oe
called public benefit
COMPLIED WITH IN AN EXEMPLARY MANNER.
From The San Francisco Call
The assumption that rowdy characteristics and
evasion OF the liquor law In souh 'aroliha Mo.a
follow the rarsfer Of business to stat ,0a iencd
has not been justified. The law Is beihg coh'phcu
with In exemplary manner
THEY HAVE WORKED THEMSELVES INTO A RAGE
From The Springfield Republican.
Ii is funny enough 10 see the rage which ,y ,ne
u,opc Of Charleston. :. C.. have worked themselves
into over the attempt of Governor Illman to cnione
the Evans State Dispensary law. They cond hardy
no wilder IN their talk and conduct II their dearest
liberties were assaulted and their right OF sell govern
ment threatened.
he SHOULD ISSUE DAILY BULLETINS.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
Pcope are all Interested In the south Carolina eN "
u.r,meni and the Governor would do well 10 MAKE
h,lef telegraphic statement every day 10 tle pun
n ins,eud OF telling about the tight money mar
~, Let him say Things are easier. Fellows
ne; ritc so tight usual; jags at small "is
count"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
srcREr AIRY HERbERr At NEWPORT.

Newport. H. L. July e0.-The Dolphin arrived here
shortly before O'Clock this morning with secretary
r the Navy Herbert. and anchored oil the lisII"g
station salute OF seventeen guns WIS h'eu' ''''
an hour later the Secretary visited the lsi"hd "h'T'
,hc apprentice boys were paraded ana put throhsh
,-,riors drills Their quarters inspected. as
yer, also tho quarters Of the officers and the Naval
War College. This afternoon the Secretary srelt two
hour, and u half the torpedo station viewing the
work of constructing torpcdOe, and the making OF
.mok,lc,S powder lie then took trip on the tor
ncao boat Cushing 10 Coddngton Cove where TWO
Whitehead Orprlo'S were successfully ci"iFe u VIVA
ro,urned to th. Dolphin. Tomorrow he Is exported
TO 60 to experiment station OF the iiowel torpedo
at Tivcrion. and witness trials there
The Mononeahela arrived here about 80 O'Clock
this cyening from New lOrk. she viii take abo; ~
a detail OF naval apprentices for Il small cruise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
Special Notices.

Az old the Germs Of Di-"a.e by drinking
=" 10 II IN MS =,
"KINI; OF NATURAL TABLE WAITER
Sold Everywhere.

to,ep mail. VIII close promp;ly all cases. at this
r,ice H. follows: , ,,,o,,ovn ,.er
FRIDAY-A o. NJ. for jamaica ana nrcy t"" "o, ~
Alert deter, for Belize. G.at"ldIh f"''o So''o'
and Truxllo must b. directed per Alert, -, xa,ho,
- D,Y- 81 4 A. M for London. Beieiiin Ns"sr,
and ,nstrja ,;sIraly DENMARK. sweden Norway ana
rmss, urr kaiser Wilhelm H. va -ou,ipspn ~
istcmcn letters for other pits Of Europ' mus W m 40
emo, X scr Wiberl IT.; az a. ~ "x
m for France, switzerland. ntli Span i,,,,eii ",1
Turkav ner : La Toufa'ne, VIA hsNrti az 30" =. ~
s"nls,renary II 80 a. NJ for EIrole, per =, = ser's'
nannoch: ~ II q. m. for seo.and aegI pett 49,.
,1h"a,Ia Nj, glasgow t,tters must D. direcFd vt
i,,hi,,;, ~ ii a. M Nothcr.snf, dlr.ct Pr -.
II, Rotterdam letters must DC drectea Ut
-, d., az IL a for Campccne hl,pas sDas
amy ar ,r y saratoga esters for other Mexcsn
~ FOR Ia plata contr direct PCT @ W o. -
y ,'' Inv rrnxiM er :. A. Dinois from NswOr'
~ ' y, "a n a. for Bocas del Tore per $ = "sshhs'
'o lrp for ihs Society stands pr ship 10y 81 Papeta
diom san Mails for China AMI !aran. per oceanic
n;oo u ~ ,ancisco close here daily mp % july 20 at
ir ron '' Mails for Australia, Newzeaand. Hawaiian,
p1;n' pa Samoan island. pc! Mtn0wai fFom san
~ 40, close daily up 70 August IL ~ 80
fF'ne'''V ~, on arrival At NcwYolk 81 :. :. ScSva
pih py.sh mails fr hu,t,elia Malls ior China and
a. ~, o by "a T. aifx and by steamer close
All 20 Boston thence by close at this oics
daily at 5 80 p. Mails foi Cuba by rail TO Tampa.
fla and tnence by steamer (san NJ Mondays and Thurs.
Mexico overland unless specially adfrd for Dispatch By
st4amer close MS office taiv at 8 a. m.
sHerisefed nail CLOSES nj D. m. previous Gav.
CHARLES w. DAYTON. Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
RICHARD G. GREENE.

Richard g Greene di d Yesterday at The hom' OF
hi, son in-iiw. Charlie, r. Borden. No. -" Ea't
Onehuudrcd and sixty sIAth-st He was Tor more
than thlrty-sevcn years trusted employe OF he oih
Manhattan Gas licht Company OF this city. lie
was srgrant Of Company Is. 37th, Regiment " ~
= y. y. and was with the regiment on every
sion when called into service In 1-i2. 1903 an !
sG4. l.e was senior warden OF the Church OF tn'
Beloved Disciple. Eighty ninth st. ana VIA is9i-iV -.
from is incn,oration ~ sSI and its d"lcg 4"
u. IA" DOresrn Convention. lie was free Mason
member Of the - \. r.. and OF the brotherhood
o. -. Andrew. ,.
Mr.. Greene leaves widow and two daughters
His funeral viii take Place NJ the Chnrch OF me
Beloved Discipl, tomorrow at r. H. anu 'h' Durihi
will be- In Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
MRS HELEN DAUrRAY.WARUS BILLS

A SUIT AGAINST HER FOR GowNs-wARD TO Bn
SUED FOR HER BOARD.
Justice Newburger. I'm the CITY Court yesterasy
overruled demurrer interposed by Mrs. Helen Dau'
vmyWard to n snit against her for $5f5 brought
by Catharine Donovan for balance due Tor gowns
furnished to Mrs. Ward. They were supplied be
tween December, 1886. and October, 1887. Inc
original bill $645, and Mrs. Ward paid 300 on
account -
Isaac paut, manager OF the Hotel Nendome, VIII
bring action In -" City Court against John NJ Ward,
captain and y - or OF the New York Baseball cluos
TO recover 81 amount OF a bill contracted ~
Mrs. Ward. T. bill was Incurred by Mrs: Ward In
1890. Ward has refused to pay the bill. on the
ground that he Is legally Separated from his vile, ana
not responsible for debts contracted by her. Howe d
Humn,a Mr.. Pnut's lawyers have the papers ready
seryc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
KvICKrVIOt KER TOURS AMENT ENDED.

zinc EnIckc oh y tcnnis tourney cid ytsIef
day when f. r. Fisher and W. Gordon Parker. oil he
1n.ckerhockcr Tennis club. the INNS doubles ana
r. W. Hcitkamp OF the AltioTa Tennis Nlno won inc
co,so ,o.o inces In the doubles Fisher aud Baker
con, ~ mot T. Fiicv OF the Kn.ckcrb0ck"r Clrb, AMI
4 f. eli lett Ncw-York Anh tic club. bnt "II't' "as
sick This was unfortunate for Fi!lcy and "iett' -
they had won some cicdtablc matches. aud with thcf
large handicap had chance Of winning from fl'nc
and Parker. -.
Tin. comoluto singles decided in favor Of f. w
ucitkam,. AItlora Tcilns Cul. who Won rather easily
non, f. Kinnad NJ l.nro. Hamilton Tennis Grub Hci''
Ramps wclllaced sreshcs AND Noeys wre The features
Of the match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
SENATOR EDWARD b. OSBORNE.

Albany July 2O--enator Edward Is. Osborne. rep
resenting the old XVIII District In the state senate
was found dead IN HI, led this morning nj the home
OF his SON In Cinton-ave this city. His death was
due to paralysis OF the heart.
Edward Il. Osborne vas born at Southampton
Mass. on August J. 1914. He always Demo
crat and was member Of Assembly In 1884 80 and -
and County Clcr, Of Dmtchess from 1856 TO 1882 H.
represented Dutchess and Columbia counties In the
state senate TIL, and last year. obtaining his seat after
"A contest. In his carly life he mustered III" ART 81
type composition AMI in 1S3l-35 he was foreman ol
The salem Landmark" which al that time was the
organ Of the Rev Dr. thcevcr In hs lemons Drlf IN
Giles distlllcry7 controversy. In ~, -. D'Dorhr
branched out rs Il Publisher an1 90 hl, paper
being The Quincy Iatri It.. This P'iet WIS ~ IN"
fmr the home organ at John Quincy Ailm| IN ms
struggle IA Congress Tor The right Of pc.ltioh Ihr
following year Mr.. Osborne made change. ana hill
1853 he editor and published Of " The Danbury
Comb Times In the latter year he moved 70
Ioughkccpir where he assumed control Of The
American changing It's nam" 10 " Ihr Dut'm,'s
Democrat This combined with So The Telegraph
In 1856 In 1883 Mr.. osborn" retired from newspaper
work, and thenceforh devoted himself to politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
4 UELLSFARGO BANK rOR NETWORK CITY

Nbany July superintendent Preston.
Of the state Banking Department. to-day issued
certificate Of authorization 10 Wells, Fargo and com
punys Bank" to transact discount and deposit
business in New-York City The capital stock Is
900 0OO divided into 800 shares. The directors
and subscribers to tho capital stock are John j. Val
cntinc Of san Francisco 5000 shares Homer =
King Of san Francisco 1000 shares; Dudley Evans
Of FnglewOod. " j., 90 shares liosmer Is. PRISONS
Alrhonse W. Zimmerman and William '. Nevms' Oh
rrcoklyn 10 shares each; Emory \. otedman. william
4 Jennings, Charles VAS, Joseph {. Gothwalte,
lame, H. Arthur and Harry f. Manchester. OF New
York CITY, 10 shares each. The bank besides start
ing with 10000 paid in capital. has IA surplus OF
100 COO each share Of stock having been sold 10 me
suh.criber at 800. The Express Company already
hns n bank at san Francisco. and one at salt Lake
fHty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
MARRIED.

ADAMS-LINCKE-Juy 18th. 1923. at Christ Chureh.
Plymouth Mass by Rev. Frrdci lex H. Row Anns
W. Lincke. Of Toronto Canada, 10 joseph Henry
Adams OF New-Yok.
BROWN-GASKIN-On Thursday. July CO. 1893, at All
Souls Church, .Oth-st. and FOut-ayc. by the Rev.
Theodore G. Williams. Helen Carpenter, daughter OK
John w. and Hannah c. Gaskin. ~ the Hon. Addison
Brown both OF New-YOrk.
DoDDJoHNsON-At the home OF the brides mother.
Oswcgo, ~ y. July 10Th, by the Rev H. u. frs-
sell D. D.. Of Hampton. Va, Mary Adeline. canghteS
OF the late Samuel II. johnson. t. William Slnao
Dodd. OF Bloomfield, \. J.
PLATT-BUN KER-At Boston July 1s. by the Rev.
George \. GOrion, ID. D.. CHARLES A. Piatt. OF New.
YORK. and Eleanor Bunker daughter Of Alpheus II.
Hardy.
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
TUr R,R tSSOrIlTTOy'S PROGRAMME.

Baltimore July 3O-Edwari Otis fiinklsy. se'r-'a',
Of IA. American Ear Association. which VIII meet u"
,uy,st 70 ana 81 In Milwaukee. has Issued MS an
no,inc.mont of the meeting. J. Randolph Tueh'r'
Of Virginia. the president. will open TIC meeting WIN
an address. Iapcrs viii lie read bs Henry Maae
Rodgers of Illinois, The Treaty Making rover oy
N w. Mcfarland OF Ncw-lorh. on The hvomuoh OF
Juris prudence and by ". NJ. Rose OF ArAahSas' on
(" The Law Of Trusts and stiikes' The renn'hler OF
the time will BE- devoted to the presentation a'o us
amss,o, of Committee REPORTS miscellaneous business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
GENERAL. Holm G.. WALKER.

Washington. July 2o.-General John g. Walker died
in this city to-day from a stroke OF paralysis re-
celved on THURSDAY last. lie was seventy years
old. and lived I'm Winchester. Va. Before Inc war
he was captain Of Il ,Jmplny OF Ohlted sHi"s cav
airy but in 1861 h. resigned and went south to join
the Co1feder,tn' ue t@cpmr brgnGier general and
major general In the Confederate Army. ana was a
distinguished fiere in the battles Of sharpSbiirg
Mana sas and nj The lights around Richmond During
Mr.. Clcv-land's first ADMINISTRATION he served the
Government upon several special MISSIONS III oou'n
America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
THE BANCROFT STARTS FOR ANNAPOLIS.

The cruiser Bancroft is not to become gnnboat, -
was intimated at the Navy Department recently, for
on yesterday morning sko passed outside Of sandy
Hook and went TO Annapolis to assume the duties Tor
which she was bullt-that of practice cruiser for an
OF the cadets at the Naval Academy. But II Was
doubted at the Navy Yard yesterday that the assign.
ment OF the vessel 10 this duty be permanent
one. II was thought after the cadets had returned
to their winter studies In the buildings she would be
transferred to the regular service for gunbOat duty n
the south Atlantic squadron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
SECRETARY LAMONT AT GRAY GABLES.

rnzzard's Bay. Mass. July c0.-Sccrctary oil War
Daniel : Lamont arrived N Gray Gables this morning
from Washington. ana is the guest OF the PreSiie
Mrs, Lamont accompanied him rs far as Boston. where
he left for sorrento. Ne. Colonel Lamont VIII re-
main several DAYS The President passed part Of the
day nj Gray Gables with his guests, Colonel Lamont
and Dr. Bryant and later IT, the day the party took
short sail on the bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21

,Iuuty-flfcp after an Illness OF Two DAY
Rear Admiral smith WAS born In Ncw-iork OF
MAJ ~ $50 and was appointed Ia The Navy from
bI. nniiyc state in l>26. From then mp to the tm'
~ bi. retirement In 1-7,. he almo, continuously
On active duty -orvin- In nearly cv'iN quarter {"
;rc c,o,c During the Florida War Of l7'HO he com
nandcd a fort md barge operating against the III
dllus Du.lng Tie first part of the civil war J"
v,,. attached To- the cur Hlockadlnc squadron, com
,,,ndiuc AZ different tlne- TN. steamers Mississippi
Nonof. ralcla and massachusetts, VIII" commanding
th,. Na,.acnu-ct.. hc engaged fort OF ship Island
and thr-. Cuufcd.rst, ,iclncr- and rtvenue 'utcf
OH th, Island fong.t the Florida on tine MISSISSIPPI
sound. and captured n two gun battery at Biloxi.
ON December - 1-ji. wile commanding me MIS-
ana p,ssag,. ~ Forts Jackson and & Ihihp ana thr
cnntIire of Nov orleans lie also took me prlh'lp"
p,i I'm tho dcstrutti lion Of the toni"d"rlt" ram hh
na.ens lie took pHTt H. all the cugai rmrS ~ thc
.nu.dron until March - ls'3 when the Mississippi
crouud,I n attempting 10 pas the batteries al fort
ycui her capnrc by the enemy. HIS course IN thiN
case was highly approved by boh Admiral farfhtu'
aud tI.. Navy DcpnItm" After commanding thr
WornngalIrI, for 4 short time. Admiral smith was
1g,,,rcd North and placed command of the iron
clad 1,nondagn H. temporarily transferred III
Cnrolnn sounds ara attempted 10 capture the Con
frder;,tr ram hlienirlr. lie engaged her and her
consort the Eomlshcll, capturing the later Later
ON th. frlgate Wabash. !" participated III boih AZ
tack, ON Fort Fisher ii" was commissioned Conluio
dnro ON july % 1896. ana Rear Admiral in jay,
OF the New York Navy Yard retiring from active
.tutx tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21

Fort supply. I. T., July 20 Lieutenant Charles &.
Ogden. 18Th United states Infantry was drowned
this morning near Hamburg. Mich. at the home OF cX-
Governor WinanS. Lieutenant OCen WAS on ia,
wedding tour. having been married q, Fort supply,
!. r.. on July >. H9 WAS graduate o. the class Of
'9l. United States Military Academy. having been
anpolnlci Iro Grcenylllc III hero his pnrcnt. i've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21

Boston. July .0.-Ais. William F. Weld. whose
husband was so long the commodore Of TIE Eastern
Yacht ,hp' mas Offered valuable cup TO b. known
- the Neld Cup. Tor ir>t-cass sthooners. The cup
will be Of Waite sufficient TO draw entri.s Of ~ high
a class Il, the i'oolet, Morgan or any other Of the
famous cup. ], viii make The race enc of the most
imp,rian, events of the Boston sportsman, season.
special races VIII he b, Id Au.is rs when dis "a
ana OUTFITS o'ereu oy the club VIII be COMPETED ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
Rcliqions Notices.

rarsNolomev's Mission. t2d-,. and S1aye. fsgnk
Wilcox. ncing cyance ist Lake and Lockwood studeuS
Colonel Hadey leader Professor Hayden o.
sanlat; chorus 200. Free super
THE WAGE FARMER AND HIS WIFI. -,,ch
YATMAN, Leader Metioolitans Mce,lnfs VII .jrtnrs
thus next SUNDAY n,zht IN Academy OF Music nc
There Will be q sacred monumental praiss service S'sV
seat lreA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
LATE STEAMSHIP ARRIvALS.

The Fuerst Bismarck (Ucrman). from Hamburg
July 49, via southampton July IA. with merchandise
and pnssengcrs Was of Fire Island at IL O'Clock
last nigl. The steamer Cid Dominion, from Nor
folk with merchandise and passengers to the ga DO
mlnion steamship Company. arrived at the bar late
Last m pll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
THE VIGILANT LEAVES NEWPORT.

Newport r. l., July o0-The sloop Vlgilant sailed
from here about O'Clock this morning for New-York.
She had second trial yesterday afternoon. going
outside where good southeast breeze was found and
several posings were made for the photographer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
4 BIG BLAZE IN LONG ISLAND CITY.
FIRE PREAES OUT IN ST. MARY'S ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH AND soon SPREADS
TO OTHER BUILDINGS.

Fir broke oui in 81. Marys Roman Catholic Church
In Long Island City late last night, ara got Wen
nndcr way before any electnal effort could De maze
10 control II. In spite Of the work OF the hremeh
the flame, spread rapidIy caught three houses sna'ea
near the church. aud soon Ill four buildings were
blazing hcrccy The police Of this city We're IN
r,rncd by the Long Island City headquarters OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
LOST MONEY AND CLOTHES WHILE BATHING.

Asbury Park. ~ j., July 20.-Owen McCabe, Of
Washington went In bathing here yesterday lie LETT
his clothing In one Of Bradley's bathing houses
There was 300 in the pockets. When he came back
from his bath clothing and money was gone. Mr.
Pradcy discaims responsibility he provides safe
for y,luables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21

LINCOLN PIONEER CORPS MEETS TONIGHT.
The Lincoln Pioneer Corps will hold special meet
ing at it's cubrooms. No. 81 Clinton Place, and, 40
important business win up for discussion, e
Is hoped that there will be large attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21

TIE WINNER WILL PLAY j.. II. HOYEY IN THE
LONGwOOD TOURNAMENT TOMORROW.

Boston, July % (Spccan.-Rlchard stevens the WI
known tennis player, and Malcolm Chace the young eN'
prrt from Providence will contest in the finals Of tho
Ionowood Tennis Tournament Tomorrow, the winner u
meet II. Hoyey SATURDAY. Stevens PLAYED good tennis
in his match to-day against V. e.. Hall Of New.fofk
and won in three straight sets Chace had hard "oih
To bea, A. F. Foote Val, player, in the second st
hr whom the Providence boy had this ct. he easily
took the others. The days scores were as follows
semiana round-Rchard stevens beat Nalentin' g.
Hall S-S Ct o.. Malcolm Chacc heat A. IL fooic'
"a D-7 90 CO
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When baby was sick, We gave ner Castosia.
When she was a Child she cried for G storia.
When she became Mss, she chung 70 Castor.a.
When she had children, she gave them Castoria'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21

supernuous Hair Moies permanently Destroyed ~
electricity; work guaranteed; circuars sent LILLIAN
PARKINSON, Sc West 22d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21

and the election of officers The meeting viii close
with the ANIMAL dinner NJ the Hotel Phister Ehe
association has ,0o2 members. ufr
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BTTT.1Rf \.

rr,p 1DuIrL MEIANCTHON SMITH. L. 3 y.
Milwaul e.. July Ca dispatch Ia "Ihe EV'h'hS
Wiscou-ln'' from Green BAY says that Rear Aum'ral
N.aucthgn smith I. @. y died ihrrr NrslcuaS' "s"i
,IrnlN .fntce nlirr an lnr.s " two day
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-03-15
Democratic Caucuses.

The Democratic Caucuses for the
various Wards of the city of AL.
pena, for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for Ward of.
ficers, and also to select six delegates
from each Ward to attend the
Democratic City Convention, will
be held on Thursday evening, Mar
%, 1893, at 1880 o'clock, at the fol
lowing places:
First Ward-Justice McGillis' of.
fee, Echo block.
Second Ward-Council Room.
Third Ward-Court House.
Fourth Ward-Buford's Build.
ing.
Fifth Ward--Engine House No
2.
Sixth Ward-Bening's Store.