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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
CAUGHT ON.

And are docking 70 us 10 get rugged
out for winter. Boys admire sand
among busiuess n1en "A well as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

Bcnnin9s D. C., April 2G.Ths is the third day Of the
sp,ne meeting Of the Washington Jockey CUB Inc
ira X is heavy. with cold wind blowing Attendance
small.
First race thrcequartcrs OF mile Bel Dcmonlo "ol
Iilctta second Rosa H. third. Tlmc--l :l1i2
Second race, five furlongS. scllinC-Bcautfn Rene
won Patrick second, Naphha third I'me-l' W.
Third race I'VE fur0ngs. srng-Ann Elizabeth won
Poor jonathan second Lisbon Maid third Iimc-l 10 =
Fourth race and one half furones twny'ai-old~,
Appoma;toN won William l. second, La JuNe mIru'
1mc-O 20.
Fifth race Metropolitan Stecpcchase Stake--Kduin
won Fcartc second. lakewood third. Time 20
The following are the entries for tomorrow
First race madcns. threequarer Of meFlaco, IL
ZouaVc 100 Blanche C.. 1O7: Madras 100 Mulet 100
Radiator. 1O5: Alexander IT,. lO1 Lou Ehctt. FANNIE
beverly Muilineer leo each Kenmore So Eomney mare
lo7 Graham 100.
- handicap. thrccquaiters - mile ogan
O5 each Buddhist lO3 Speculation lO2 captain Bro"h
9S.
Third race Deanwood Stakes mile-Iat Ma!loy, IT,
no. Minnehaha. III Radiator 10; Lon Kh"tt lndu.V
Augusta Belle 105 each; COquette III; Marshall -
Deception, l0j.
Fourth race. selling. ono and one.siNecnth mile~-
Iarchmont 10: Frontenac 100: My Fellow lO7. Elect
Facet Boss NJ DIM. lei Shenandoah. lOl Sir
Richard 30; PleVmar. -; Black Chid ST.
Fifth race two-ycsr-od-. half mile Eliza Ann Morgcry
nlly Mis-, Richmond Brocadr hy. lnprsia Pocahonta-
ffth Saliva, Spcodwell, Galoping Queen, FoNctto 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
MRS HODGES TEMPORARILY INSANE.

The deliberate suicide Of Mrs. Elise Hodge, VII"
~ Charlie, f. Hodges. who occupied the fourth fiat IN
the Montana apartmcnt-hOuS at Bedford and ~
Marks ayes on Tuesday night, was mad" the subject
OF inquiry hy Coroner kcnc yesterday. but no new
Hight was thrown upon Il. 1t was shown that Mrs
Hodges after bidding an ai"ctionate good hy 10 her
husband and little qhrl. was her custom when the
one went to business and the other 10 school locked
herself In the bathroom. and turning on III" gas
after carefully stopping all crevlccs aont the door
and window-and the water after stopping III" over
now Of the bathub. was partly asphyxlai"d and partly
drowned In the tub. which wac filed and overlooked
until the water was six inches deep on the floor
The coroncrs Jury returned verdict that She came
10 her death by her act while suffering from
Temporary alteration OF mind.
Edison f. Jennings, the janiiOr OF the house. who
found the body. said on Tuesday night that when Mr.
Hodges reached the house he found letter from bis
Wife and wcpt bitterly WHEN he read Il. Mr.. Hodges
denied later that he found letter. lie told his
wfc's sister that the least said about the case the
better Inqurers referred To the janitor y"~-
terday by Sir. Hodges. and the 1anit0r said he was
told bv Mr.. Hodges that four years ago MtS Hodges
WIS out her mind for a Time ana was treated IN
private institution. whore she cured she Wa
10 have gone Chicago with her husband next week.
and to have witnessed the naval parade to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
A 7. SULLIVAN.

Andrew r. sullivan Is the youngest man who mas
ever filed the Office Of Postmaster Of BROOKLYN say"
Postmaster Hendrix lie born I'm Brooklyn III
1850. and wa educated I'm IN" public schools AMI TIE
College Of -. Francis Xavier being graduated from
the latter In 1.72. lie was for number II years
connected with the county Institution, ana the Work
Of the state Board Of Chnriiic, IN i-7o Postmaster
Hendrix appointed him cashier In the Po>"ih o Ivy
his strict attention TO duty he commended himself
Postmaster Collins. who retained him In ih- "Iic'
although he WIS Il Democrat. Al III" d"acl 0f IN,
Assistant Postmaster Mr.. sullivan was selected 10
succeed him. and when Postmaster Collins died, q
month later his men selected Mr. Sullivan 10
MI his place until the accounts OF IN" Ollie" were
settled They found to BE- correct and the
bonds were discharged Meanwhile an Investigation
OF the oficc had been made by the Postofrc Dcpnrt-
uent. and Mr.. sullivan's management was highly
praised. His application for appointment was
backed by ex Register Hugh Mclaughlin. cx-Post
master Hendrix and many other business men. Tie
caims OF no other candidate werr pressed WHEN 1t
was found That Mr.. Mclaughlin favored sullI'ans
appointment. -.
As soon as he was Informed Of the appointment
Postmaster sullivan hastcnfd TO thank Mclaughlin.
lie has always been 4 Democrat. and hn, belonged
e.vcn,ccn years and has been II, secr-tar, for two
yeJrs He Is Of thr founders of ihr Young
Mems Catholic Union VI H." Eastern Di,'flc' ana
president a. tho Friendly ms Of :. PniiicN. I'd"
.alary of his Office Postmaster i $1,000 y'Tlr,
und the term l. four years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
BRIDGE TRUSTEES ADOPT NEW BYLAWS.

An adjourned meeting Of the ncw Board OF Bridge
Trustees was held yesterday. Six present,
Mayor Gilroy and Controller Myers, Of NcwIOrk.
being the abscntccs. New by laws were adopted.
The principal change was the reduction Of The eNccu-
tive committee from seven memly'rs to four. An offer
Of $4,000 year for ten years made by r. Bailey
for the lease Of the spaces under the storage tracks
In Brooklyn from 1illaiyst. TO IIighst. for storage
PURPOSES and referred 10 the executive cprlrItcr.
superintendent Martin asked authority 70 purchase
new switching locomotive at cost OF $500. aud
this was referred 10 the executive committee. The
matter OF the award Of the contracts for the con
structiOn OF The terminal facilities the New
York end Of the bridge, for which bids will H.
opened on MAY 4, referred to the executive
committee TO report on May 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
END or THE HOEY S1LE.
NEARLY $50, 900 FOR THE COLLECTION oBTA

NEARLY sGC 900 FOR THE COLLECTION OBTAINED.
The fourth and last days sale Of the John Ilocy
collection held at Ill" American Art Galleries,
Madison square South, yesterday afternoon and
Ing. The attendance fully equal 10 that OF the
preceding days OF the auction. During the after
noon a number OF pieces Of interesting antique, I'M
port cd and domestic furniture. Chinese cmbroidcrics
real lace and Oriental rugs were sold eager buy
Four large Dresden porcelain mirrors, for
Tel or console cabinet, having elaborate rocco orni-
mcnatOn Of floral bouquet and wraths surmountcd
by curds and birds In free relief: width. four feet
height, six feet, brought sljj each. \ Chinese
fourold OF deliberately carved opcnwok teak
WOOD In noral and arabesquc design. panels covered
with black satin embroidery, showing trees birds.
etc, WAS sold for $40. Other articles disposed Of
drawing -rOom SET consisting OF nine pieces one
sors. four armchairs and four sidechar. gilt frames
Louis Ky design upholstered IN rich silk vclours.
with light ground $50; gilt armchair. Louis XIV
style. covered with rich silk brocadc bouquet design
on light ground outside back covered with red plush,
$40. mahogany sideboard, with carving In relief
bcvelled mirrag- back and brass hardlc,; covered
In ornamental and embossed gilt leather. Width.
five feet three inches. height ten feet, 81 80; china
cabinet TO match the sdeboard plate glass doors etc.
Width. five feet two inches height, ten feet $50
The total amount realized at the sale SOS, 81 ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
NETWORK CITY.

william Hamilton purchased yesterday two seats
IN the Produce Exchange, paving an average Of
$500 for them.
Judge MARITIME IN General Sessions yesterday dis
charged the April Grand Jury. 1t had found 2'o true
bills and disInissc' 30 complaints.
The death Of Orvle II. TObey, a member OF the
Chicago firm Of Tobey Booth. was announced yes
terday at the Produce Exchange.
The establishment Of Enrich Brothers will remain
closed to-day.
The official transfer OF the Lealc and Watts Or
phan ASYLUM TO the trustees Of the Cathedral Of ST.
John the Divine recorded yesterday. The con-
siderauon was 1850 ,0OO.
The funeral Of Horace Waters. the plano manu-
facturer was held In Trinity Baptist Church. In Fifty
Hfh.st near LexngtOn-avc., yesterday morning. The
Rev A. C. Dixon conducted the services. The
burial was ut Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS


ALBEMARLE-COnercssnan Charles S. Randall. OF
Massachusetts,. ASTOR-SenatOr w. A. PETER. OF kansas
CAMBRIDGE. Patenotre French Ambassador at Wash
ington: Ex-Governor John L. Routt. Of Colombo. and
General Is. Kaum and General John MEM
Of Illinois CLARENDON-Anret L. CHAT. Bel
gar Minister Washington. Eli All ANlNlE-
senators Justin s. Morrill, Of Vermont william f..
Chandler New Hampshire; j. ID. Cameron Of Penn
sylvania; George Gray Of Delaware; G. j. Faulkner, Of
West Virginia and W. G. Squire. OF Washington; Cover
nor D. Russell Brown. Of Rhode Island Governor John
b. Smith, OF New-lIanpshiic; ConsIes.msn Charles H.
Grosvenor Ohio; ex-senator Frank Iiscock OF syria
cuse and Horace Guzman, Minister for Nicaragua at
Wasbnston GRAND MaOr.GeneIal John NJ. Schohed.
United states Army HOFFM AN-ScnatOr william Is.
Pate Of Tennessee UOLLAND-Sir Edward Birkbcck
and Edward Green. of England Governor William j..
Russell Of Massachusetts, Governor l.. b. Morris. OF
Connecticut and Congressman Thomas Il. Reed OF Maine.
MARLBO H-Coneressman Josiah Patterson. q Ten
nessee PLAZA-Thc Earl and Countess Of Aberdeen.
VlCTORIA-Princc Cantacuzcne, Russian Minister at
Washngton Baron Fava the Italian Minister and Josiah
Quincy Of BOSTON. WlNDSOR-GOyernOr Roswell l..
Elo,vcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN

John McCaGrcy. who shot Miss sadie Dnry n,
NO. l1' liudson-ave., on February g. was found
guilty Of assault In the first degree Yesterday I'm the
Court Of Sessions.
County bonds to the amount OF $4,000 were sold
yesterday by County Treasurer Adams.
The Board Of Estimate will begin IT'S work for the
present year tomorrow.
Internal Revenue Collector Nathan finds that tho
anonymous allegations that resident the vicinity
OF Putnam and Reid ayes. was selling cigars un.
stamped are unfoundcd
The right TO erect wooden awnings In front OF
shops was argued in the City Court yesterday. W
]. Gaynor raised the point that the Aldermen had
no power to grant permission to erect structure to
obsruct the street. The Ncw-York City charter gave
special powers to the Aldermen - grant permission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
SIZE SAYS HE ANNOYED HER.

Miss Julia Miller. Of No. Ar Evergreen ave. caused
the arrest yesterday Of Franklin Mungar of No.
328A Monroc-s. on charge Of annoying her In an
elevated In Myre-ave. She sat opposite 10 him,
and saws that h, actions caused her ~ much annoy.
ance that she got of the at Navy-st. and called
special policeman and had Mr.. Mungnr arrested
He was taken before Police Justice Walsh 10 whom
he said that tho charge against him wa, idicraus.
lie lived with hi, wife and two children and Wa,
on his way 20 business at No. % Mmrray-,t. Ncw
York. The young woman closely Questioned hv
the justice In his private room and persisted I'm n r
story. she l. about eighteen years old uuint i'm
dcmeanor. and well dressed. Mnngar wa, held IN,
500 ball. In default OF which he was sent to Jail "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

p0s steamer amer Fl raso' Gardner Seworieans-J Van
Steamer Siberian OBJ. Park, Gassow-AustIn Bald
steamer Yumurl (Nor), Daniesen, Baracea-Mones d
steamer II NJ whitney. Ialett. BostonI,H DiTock;
steamer Mexico tspan). Alcmany' Havana NJ
Steamer Dresden tGer, KruhOner, Observation-Disclosures
q steamer Yuca;an, Burley. Havana and Matan'as-
Bark Lizzie Curry (Br, Curry, sydney, III
war" Bark Exporter Kczer, Melbourne, Austr'a-Arl;eli
Douglass.
steamers Ma,a tBr for Narcotics and Napies, Asa
fiS;ta 1Bf Nue>itas etc Monmouth Br' fToGresJ
sadsh L" %.ya c' yuiaaa Havana and
1 wyanSnd SSH% it ana
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Rat,c-nake shoal Light Vessel 90 ,oo,
Ho're No. % moord off Rittcsnake shOa north
ca>tcry Of the entrance to ohaI!,.om har d ri,cda
without ehsc'ertSs Of g"' nor or isG s ia,.
FROM ny nishtycs.c 60 70 only in tn number, which
panied , 3" e "a; ,h gu ien,,ousc po,rd
Rear Aini Gal L. 5 T Shyyrm,n.
IHE MOVEMENTS OF TEAMERS-FORElON PORTS
steamer seryia Bs, RatlS" from Liverpool S'''''
Steamer Gen, Kclmer, from New, YORK HP PR
ls arrived at southampton April 20 and proceedea iO
steamer Anchor2 or Campbell from New'York ApFi
ID Tor ''lasgON, dIIIN'u III
steiner Maitcllo or, H"0, from Ne"-iorN Apr" -
for Hun. passed IINic Point Apll 10 a.. VII, ,nri
Steamer Scandal (Gcr), KOun. lloni NeW'iorh "P''
II Tor Hamburg passed tne Itlald ApllI - v.,, nri
steamer Mannheim Uirr Ho'i,k, from .'c"-'''" app
II for ---. passed DO.pr AiriI % 49,. vorL ami
Steamer MOraNil 0irr, Wncklor from Nc"'i''" mp
H. arrived Hamburg April p. a. .,o xor yora
April ij for Antwerp passed the Lizard Apr 70; vr,
Steamer NcnntlI f',er). Won Bl,scNlII, i'"" .'N'
April l. arrived Stcttn April 20 vork ,nrl
steamer Gcnesk tD. Webster from ,oN 49,
STEAMER kai,er Wilhelm II (Ge, storme sailed from
(,cuoa for Nrw-YOrh Aprl 20. ., ,. VA,
steamer Empress Of India (Br), Marshall from van
couvcr Anrl 3 arrived at Hong Kong April 20
steamer Mocdun (Hr Porter, sailed from si"g'po''
for New.YOrk April %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
OTHER SUBURBAN OWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
TNrUr'S REPORTED At HEMP>rEAD.

TNrHrS REPORTED At HEMP>rEAD
Their. WIS cpn~dcrahl. excitement at iicmpStoad
yesterday the report that case "i tipAa' FEVER
had been found In the village pOorhouse. The pa
TENTS name was Michael Kelly. lie was seen In
the street sunday night BY Officer Sammis. and was
taken 10 the Town Hall and locked up. on Monday
n was found that he 80 liz that II was deemed
best ~ convey him - the town amShouse. where
DR.. Lanchar found spots Of n suspicious nature on
kclly'S arms and AT once ORDERED him isoialct from
the other inmates. Kelly died Tuesday. Ills BODY
was taken to the receiving vault mt Greenfield Gem
eiery The Town Hall has been thoroughly fumiened
The case will BE- investigated 10y the authorities.
GARDEN CITY.-Thc annual spring convention OF
the diocese Of Long Island has been called to meet
al the Cnfh-ral Of the Incarnation May ~, when
M .op Llttlcjohn will deliver his annual address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
AFTER THE NEw.JEnsEy JOCKEY CLUB.

Sheriff William II. HICKS. Of Union County. yesterday
seized the property Of the NewJer.cy Jockey club AZ
Elizabeth suit brought ~ Patrick Coleman to recover
S72O 600 a. penalties for Violations OF the aw IN con-
Quoting race track The brought under the ola
law and the will interfere with tn" operation
O, the track pending tl- trial Of the This suit Is
similar to that against the Monmouth Park A..
ISOLATION In latter the amount claimed Tor
ncnates is even greater than that claimed against the
NewJersev Jockey club All IA" suits vii! be prose
clted by the Law and order League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
ORANGE.

II Is now thirteen days sine" Miss Mary McIahh
fell from II south Clanseavc. street car ana Nl' -
still I'm state Of coma nj the Memorial no'plu"'
She has neither improved nor became worse stree sue
was received nj IN" hospital ana her cn'" l. puAH'
,o the physicians. Dr. Harvey said yesterday that
There did not appear to b. any fracture OF me SKILL
md there was no Indication OF h"morrhd@" h' Wa,
Of the opinion that small blood vessel was rup'r'.
hy the fall. and clot had formed on IN" upper paw
of thc brain lie say, that the patient l. not en-.
,ir.Iy uuc D,cioIS Il, sac seems 10 know when loou
Is given her Al times Sh" open, her eyes p", u"
moi nuprar 10 notice anything. When size Is a"'"'
she l. som, what restless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
Nc are open to-day.

w Z di' Vl'' ''-'"t'
Good people coming to see the sights,
orr three big stores are full of good
things for you, good clothes, good hats,
good shoes, good furnishings.
Good dry weather things, good for
wet weather.
Buy or not as you choose, you are
Just as welcome. Ifyou should happen
to buy, and you and the home folks
don't agree, send back your purchase
at our expense and get your money.
Our catalogue is out; send for it
free. Buy by mail when you get
home; it's handy.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
THREE {Prince.
BROADWAY warren
sTORIS. t3,d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

White Rose, 4. 10o....-.......... Banks 81 al
Harvest 8 10y: announcement. uaEDiey( .
Hannne, s, ION " 81 ~
Barefoot 4. l0...............N IN. jones' 30- 10-l
Timc-1 :l5l,
SIXTH RhcE-A handicap sweepstakes. For thiec-yoar.
ycar.ods and upward $500 added ore mile ana d
iurors.
Betting.
P
W. h. Jones's II c. Charadc. by CnaIaxus
Ada BellS vs.. ~ r.. tDogCe.t) 3-5 Out
(I.ambley2 FL IA
W. c, DAILY. b h Lepanto SO 49,.
Riot >. 100 tear. 1913 VI Clone col Al
Iine-l .56ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ANDREW T. SULLIVAN. POSTMASTER
TIE APPOINTMENT MADE YESTEEDAY-BACKEp
BY HUGH MLAUGHLIN.

BY HUGH MLArGIIIIN.
rho eypccted oppontncnt OF Andrew T. sullivan
n, Postmaster of Erookhn was made yesterday 10y
II dent Cleveland and Postmaster General b''"h
Mr. sullivan had been acting Postma ter since VI"
recent death Of Postmaster Collins. ana hai p'rh
promoted the Office OF cashier In the fo''"'"'c
10 be- Assistant Postmaster after the dea'h oil Assist
ant Postmaster smith on March :. lie was aPpo"uu
Custodian OF the new Federal Building to succeed
Postmaster Collins last week. and this was KNOW"
10 foreshadow the appointment he received yeSter
day. lie Is required TO give a bond OF F-''ooo
OF which 81 so 900 Is the account OF the Pos'oh'e
proper and 10000 for the Money Order Department.
He must have two or more sufficient suretrS' ana as
soon as his bond Is approved by me PoS'ma''r-
General he Will be authorized to discharge the duties
OF his ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
ntlON\E.

orders from the Postwa,ter-Gcncral have h"ch re
c.i>.d bv Postmaster Frederick Ioorman. at HaN"nhc
directing strict compliance with TIE oght-ho'r III" io
or carriers The nine carriers have heretofore peep
Obliged 10 work overtime in order 10 cover 'helr
rou,., There has been 40 sunday service. Appica
tiou for more carriers was made recently, but WAS
denied Extra clerical help VIII BE- allowed IN" Of
ice being ,clfsu-taring beginning Monday h'A'
Postmaster l,6urman will cut oil on" oi III" TWO u'
cries in outy INK sections. aud may b" Obliged u"
sr such service entirely in thnly populated sections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Grea, Naval Demonstration. Ball d; Madison Square
Garden evening.
New.York Boston baseball match Polo Grounds. =
q.
New.Jersey Jockey Club races Elizabeth 80 p M
Grant Birthday dinner. Hotel Waldorf. evening.
Grant Birthday dinner Brooklyn Union League Club
y. N.
Tenth Regiment New.York Volunteers anniversary.
No 22O East Fl.teonth-st.. y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
OUTGOING STEa IL ;RS.
SATURDAY, APRIL -
SHIPPING .NEU'.S.
Port or YEw.yogK- WEDNESDAY. APRIL OF
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED
Steamer Montana (Brj Forsyth London Apru D
Philadelphia -. with nd'c to Alntc Trans oratonTo
- steamer Tcgtonc ON. 'oncron, Lhcrpool Apsi 10.
kcrsS 1rfHcd Bar at ~ %, m 80 II '''''''
opecn-town 10 vita na,- and PASSENGER, To- 4 ii
rnacrhnl \ co. Arrived at tac Bar At IS a m.
Flumc ~ Iarlcrtl - Arnla Aprh t. ,hblat,r D. with
"1,g o" ilr n "IIo1 Pre-, ,, Mr''d 49, b!r az ~
10. Lcgnoln i. rarasona %, Malaga 80 ,aal April
steamer Grccgory On johnson, ceara April :. Maan.
To i,ooth 4 Go. Arr'Nrl at The i'ar az a N.
with lrut u II Dumois 4 Co. Arrived at the Bar at
St'ainrr Nuccc, Fish. Galveston ant Key West. VITA
MI e and pa>,cnger, to c IL Mailer Co..
and passengers to 0la Dominion stglm9,p CO.
e'@ shr re- x, Str Fao % dam 3. days, with
,hl Il p Eicc to-on Ia,rc . days Win salt to
o,drr vessel In snow n Burgess.
sandy Hook. $3.50 y m-Wmd L. moderate breeze;
cloudy.
steamer ollnoco W. Gar'in. Hamilton. Bermuda
sieam"f Monmouth lEp, Cook. rroercsso jaime, L
Steamer richmond. Blakenan West Point. va-om
Steamer IiIIc Henderson, Van Kirk Philadelphia
suamcr fanlta. Simmons, rhlladclphia-wm Clyde
steamer RoanCSS m"phg5' Norfolk and Newport
Steamer Croft (Br. Hobnson. Lcth-S!mpson Spence
& Young.
steamer Avcna lnr Bishop Jcremlc. Kingston etc
PIN. Forwool Co.
steamer Ariancorrach (Br Iird. Clcnfucgos etc
Way1' & Co.
steamer Manhattan. Bragg: Portland-noratio Hall.
- Steamer GyIler tNoJ Easmusscn Baracoa-Pcncll
Tur
steamer Rock Light ODD. Collier Dover. for orders
bOcpc A Trub".
Steamer Kansas cay. Fisher. savsnnah-R 7. WALKER
- steamer Vega tPorp. Da Rosa Lisbon. Via Azores
q Amsinck & Co.
-, Steamer Banan (Nor. Eiikscn. sasua la trande-
w ID Munson. "
Steamer Blueaelds. Foster. Eaimorc-H c Foster.
saIanlla etc-w Nunson. '''''
steamer Wieland (Gerl ksrowa. Hamburger ] Cords.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

The saddle River Land Company recently bought
the old za,rskc farm and homestead in GARFIELD.
Hcfor. moving out. Christian Zabrshc, In gathering
together some old pap"r- on Tuesday. iound i'C"uS
uui,datng the Revolutionary War and a roll OF
MONEY amounting to about 500 ISSUED BY Ia" con
,ineuill ,ongrr,, between l77- and 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
DrNoCRATIC TRICKERY USELESS.

Tho Democrats OF the Jersey City Board Of Alder
mon who ON Tuesday night expelled Alderman Lahcy
In order 10 secure "A Ijor.ty, rather premature
They learned yesterday that the charter gives the
Mayor power fill vacancies until the next clr'c,
election Mr. I.lhcy was expelled bccals" ne nau
moved ont Of his district, the Fourth. lie VIII no"
move back. ana Mayor Wan,cr will at once reappoh'
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
NEWtRk

Tho fifth convention Of the Newark District OF inc
Epworth League met in the De Gro)t Methodist Epsco
pal Church. Newark, yesterday. The Rev. H. NJ
Aylcsworth made an address Of welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming articI.,
by Il. a. Nortrop. the prime I'm this work. New.
York City who help beautify their nativs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

BIG ISSUES.-Thc best OF Roswell q. Horr's artl.
Gle. In Weekly Tribune on tho Tariff Finance anl
silver. An education in itself. ID cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
PRICE or GAS REDUCED IN BOSTON

Boston. April 26-Thc Boston Gas Company has by
vote accepted the recommendation OF the Board OF Gas
Commissioners. and fixed the price Of gas for con-
snmers In Boston AT 81 thousand cubic feet, and
this will go into effect May /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIAIEKE Almanac.

sunrise o3 set - Moon set, 3:iG Moons age 10.
HIGH WAFER TODAY.
AM.-Sandv Hook 90 Cos. Island 50 lcll Gate 20
P.M.-Saudy Hook 81 toy. Island 10 Hen Gate : %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
The Royal Baking Powder IS IN
dispensable toprogress'ncookery
and to the comfort and conve-
nience of modern Housekeeping.
ROYAL is undoubtedly purest and mos 'eAAoe pa"ns
oowder offered puoic-U S. C10F CAf"7t''' "0'''
For fines. food I can use none but Royal-A fok1'S'
CL<f u,hu< House. for Presidents Ctv<Ian6 ana 4''"~.

TO erect awnings. hut the Brooklyn charter coh'''"o
no such provision. ana even II II did auIoh'o o"i'
must he compensated