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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
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The yearly report Of Postmaster '"1Iln ~ N"N"r..'
show, total receipt, Of .1lo--i D.. 800 iucrcl-" of
=. per cent over tDo p..,iou. ,c'r. CD" total cN
p.u.., deducted leave urt r'tcnur ~ +l'",-l ).
In the money rrd,r d'pnrn'J' tl'r' N'r" "-'-' =
certificate r, presenting -l.61- - taken ID, ana
500. -, - paid out.
Joseph Il1nrahau. tA.r.y.two year. Oh, d" lNii'i
carrier living ~ 80. - o,nuc'.-t. -ipi"i from ih'
Uniform Of an electric ear u Washing on--L \' ii
dny fh. wheel pi.-iur o,'r bis rS-i loot in'hu-
anpuiIiipn necessary.
j. Frank FORT "a, receiver. 'c-f'rdny sold ~ aHc
ton the property. machinery ana al iI" -lNh manu-
featured and iu course of mIuuia'irsr "i ir d'Hh'
nrm of Joy 4 ~cus"r T., Dr. G. = >of ti"h I"r tl''
100 the purr h,rr to assume all HiilIb", ana h'r.
IT, ~ocl ION he'd mort gage for $50 - 'p "u 10" pan 10
IIr premise aui Stock wcr" fir offered for oI'.
fh. receiver to -tilr III -tindius claims hui Co.
,i.r wa. only one hid 80 90. l} ID. Stockton
thr c,Vcr refused 20 accept It, and sod GA Ia" basis
stated above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Mrs. Joanna Mccke, OF No. lj2 N"wl"rs"yaV o.,
fined $50 Yesterday for conccainc case Of small
poX in her house April 20. The disease com
municacd 10 her children and others.
The will OF James s. Noycs who died on June -
at No. 80 Remsrn-st. filed for proba" yesterday.
The estate Is valued ut 100000 and COS to tho son,
Of the tcstator, Henry +. Noycs and james A. Aoy"s.
A notice Of appeal to tho General Term from the
decision Of Judge Pratt setting aside the award Of the
Long Island Water supply Company Commission and
appointing new commits ,ioncrs filed yesterday on
behalf Of the city by Corporation Counsel jerks.
Search was made In the court records yesterday 10y
New York lawyers 10 see II decree Of divorce wa,
recorded in the suit Of Mrs. Ida Hopper against
De Wolf Hopper, the actor, june 20, the day Mr.
Hopper was remarked. Judge Pratt denies that he
granted a divorce to Mrs. Hopper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
WHAT WILL BECOME or THE CtSJyO /,

The chance. seem t. be decidedly that tho Casino
viii 10 IT, told part ~ the pr,ccclinq for the
rcorc,nilaiiun Of Ncw-York Concert Corn,nv rho
comnitt'" on the reorganization now includes Mcs.r,
I,ck.on Din-ry and Dr"Nc- The other r,,n,h.r nill
appointed There l. general cOnyctin that II
viii found when cNthng l. settled that the -t,tk
of the company +, worth nothing whatever and noh v
elc,e. th, thoroughly than the sockhoId m thcn.
selves. The ,olc of The property likely I, briu,
ENOUGH ,nti-fv the boniholdcr, and the cr.iitor.
Thee claim, In the hr-t place amounting to about
!, ard water rates. and an atr.nt ,ll
l. mad. T. SUE receiver, certificate, Ia co,nr ,h.
amount, T,ii- question viii ~ Ia The Sur,r. r
Court ON July ~. IN" T. ne of bonds Is 800 900 AID
th amount ~ othcs Indebtedness, J., not ca.il, /, e
estimated with any degree Of accuracy. There 1, also
wide..prod feeling that the will mo-, he on
ncctcd with the theatre murh longer whnt',er may he
the development Of Ito affairs. They do not seen, IKE
t buv the property themselves and II Is scarcely uly
that they would be retained 10 managers under any
other conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
MOUNT VERNON.
r-Nfsf.I 4nY, M MOI " Ed.

n
The Excise Eoard Of Mount Vernon composer NJ
present OF Democrats. the R"puhi'Hh member
having resigned bccau>c the Others voted MN Gown
upon every question Of REFORM seems l" "e community
In hot water. Against Of the members chArs"'
Of misconduct have been mad" bui IL i h'' D'IeVN
that Governor Flower will approve 'h' "ulhe' OF
the Corporation Counsel. Now N" Bnr'au oi 'har
itics has published arraignment oil Inc b"au' ana
denounced lis recent action in reducing IN" EcehS"
fees from 500 $50. The Bureau d'FiAI'H 'hat
the action OF the Board open, The way 10 tl' Cruelty
resulting from drunkenness and 10 poverty IL many
men will spend their earnings IN Inc liquor SHOPS
An additional burden. IT says. VIII mus pe P'''u
upon the people The I;ureau charges lhai me i,"1ru
o Excise seem, Ia have desire 10 serve IN" lHI'''s
Of the community hui rather desires 10 lncre"se I'll
alton and to use the Office 10 Increase crime HI up
The station housi,. jail, and hospitals, ana 10 'oh
slider Itself barroom agency. me li",m 1ia,
largely increased the number ol hc'Ne''' anu e'''
forty at its last meeting , c,, -,
The new Mount Vernon COngr" gaiionai 'hurch mas
received a magnificent communion H"iNlc" ~ Pl's'h'
David Ncrplaick, refer q. has hhi7h'" '"NI''~ "''
iimony In the ~ Policeman IrchlPf "t'iI',l ,h'
city Of Mount Vernon for TcinSfat m'lt on :" Pp'"
force r mpcr was dis Ills d from lie force m>' year 10y
Mavor Brush for cilI~r. wDout having lllil' winch
n" saw he wa, entitled to under ~" cliN 'hAFl'r
Mr. Nerplanck will make his report In the case next
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
THE ETH REG IMENT READY FOR CAMP
NEW FIELD OFFICERS WILL HAVE AN oP-

NEW FIELD OFFICERS WILL HAVE AN oP-
PORTUNITY-A FINE SHOWING EXPECTED.
Colonel Heman DOwd and the other officers ana
members Of the 18Th Regiment have been actively
preparing for the last week for their tour OF du'y
at the state Camp. which will begin to-day The
regiment will assemble AT the armOry at 10 80 a. m
to-day and march TO the Grand Central s'auOD.
where a special train will be waiting 10 carry them
TO Peeksklll. Instruction In guard and other duties
which the will perform at camp has been gwen
for the last three four weeks, and II Is confidently
expected that the mcnt will show its mcttle III
the next week The week at camp Will be an In
terestng one In demonstrating whether or not those
who have recently proclaimed that Colonel Dowd
was pursuing "a suicidal course knew what they were
tollrnr about The two rev field officers. McCoskry
Butt and Charles :. Burns. have never appeared on
The field with the regiment. The latter Is an ola solder
The former vigorously opposed, ana several
officers resigned when elected. Both oihc'rs
will be well tested within the next seven days.
The start nom the Grand Central station VIII be
made al about noon and il Is expected that the reg
ment will arrive at PccksMl at about = 30 p nj.
The 18th will have as companions III camp the mem
bers OF the 10Th Battalion, OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKL YIN.
A srNDAy-sCHooL TREASURER's FRAUD.
L. r. LADD. OF TIE 1wELFTHsT. REFORMED
CUvRCH. DISAPPEARS WITH 800.

l.. K. LADD, OF TIE lWl>Lr ih'oi. hHr""""
CHURCH. DISAPPEARS WITH 500
The sudden disappearance OF l.. r. LAID from MS
home at No. CG5 Carroll-st.. BIooklyh IA lew weeks
ago. caused the trustees OF the l"en'h-s'' ne
formed Church 20 feel tmid regarding inc SAFETY oi
the money which was In Mr. Ladd's keeping aS treas
urer of the sunday school. An examination OF the
mans accounts was decided upon and "A committee
was appointed for that purpose. II was th"n as
covered that n few Of Tie boohs were missing. and
had not been turned over 10 the Auditing committee
by Mr.. .Ladi when he handed In his resignation III
the early part of May. Allen Bowie, who was ap-
pointed 10 succeed Mr.. Ladd treasurer called ne
quenty OF him to secure the books bnt VIZ towie
says he was always sent away with the excuse that
Mr. Laid was sick and not in n iii condition TO
transact business.
A day before Mr. Ladd left south Brooklyn he re-
turned the books to a member Of The Auditing Commit
tee through young woman. After that thorough
examination begin. on Thursday night meeting
OF the sunday school teachers held In the base
ment Of the church TwelftlSt.. near Fiith-ave.
superintendent Buckley had two men stationed at the
doors. with orders to exclude from admission all those
who were not teachers. William X Clcveilcy, the
chairman Of the Finance Committee reported that Their"
n shortage of SEQ in the school fund. The
session did last longer than half an hour and when
II about TO adjourn superintendent Buckley eau
toned those In the audience against makils known ("
outsiders the object OF the meeting and the nature Of
the business done.
Besides defrauding the church. Mr.. l.Gdd had OBJ
tanned over 5000 from Ncssrs Brewer Martin and
Hoagland. all prominent people Of the church, under
the representation that he TO devote what he re-
cevcd 10 the interests Of the society. He found
no difficulty In getting the Money, for the good reputa
ton he had In the church prevented his victims
from suspccting him Of any dishonorabc Intentions
When 1T became known TO Mr. IIoagland that Mr. lidd
had left the church. he made attempt to recover
S55 from him. In payment of this Mr.. Laid
gave check which on preSeptaton AT the finh
Avenue Bank, this city, declared worthless. Mr.
Ladd threatened with arrest and prosecution by
others to whom be indebted b. fore they could
take action, however, he had deserted south Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
ARRESTED on TIE CHARGE Of MURDER

Joseph MastrCau Italian. twenty-five years old.
living at No. IL Jackson St, Brooklyn, T.. D.. Wa
arres ed Yesterday by Detective Carroll, 81 the Nine
tecnih Precinct suspicion Of having murdered
fellow country man. Ifotro Nova nj M"chaic~Vill".
saratoga County, the evening Of June - Na-tran
and Nova to this country together year a-o
and started In the junk bushes, in Ncchanc,Viilc.
On June - the two men engaged I'm q wr'-ilc I'D
The presence OF number Of other Italians Now
proved be the better man. and the crowd leased
Mastrcau about it, THIS 50 cnrag'd him that hc
seized club and, II Is alleged, struck Nova on ihc
head The blow resulted In his death the sam"
night. The police Informed Of Ma.r"ans
pr, in the Eastern District by brother Of the
dead man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
A SUCCESSFUL WEEK AT TIE STATE CAMP.

State Camp. Pcckskll. y. y, July THE Work
OF the week at the state Camp was pracucaHy ehueu
this morning with the extended order drill 10
morrow the list Regiment and the separate com
panes now in camp will Dc relieved by the l2th
Regiment OF New-York. Colonel Dowd commanding
and the 10th Battalion Of Albany. under Lieutenant
Colonel Fitch. Preparations are already being made
for the accommodation Of the new troops new com
paDy street AMI rows OF tents being added TO
the park. For the troops still here II has been
most successful week. and the Improvement, In drill
have been marked and rapid. The men can so home
tomorrow satisfied that they better soldiers and
proud OF the progress they have made. sergeant
Person, OF Company \, promoted last night
to Sergeant Major and appeared for the first time
with his new chevrOns evening parade. The
day was clear and warm. but not uncomfortable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
GAMES TODAY.

louisville VS.. New-York at Louisville
Cincinnati Brooklyn, at Cincinnati.
Cleveland baltimore at Cleveland
Pittsburg vs.. Boston. at Pitttburc.
Chicago vs.. Philadelphia at Chicago
St Louis vs. Washin cton. at -. Louis.
The NewYoIk and Flushing A. c. teams Will play at
the Polo Grounds to-day
John Irwin has tclegaphed TO p. T. Powers. president
OF the Eastern League that Won der Ahe Is tamperlhg
with La Chance a PLAYER belonging to the Binghamton
team n f. Young at Washington informed.
Frank Boyd has joined the buffalo club
Umpres Peoples and Jones have been removed as East
ern League umpires, and Yesterday Knowles and S"at
wood were appointed in their places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
IIAT kI,\SA(k
BoNDs MEN FOR TX GOVERNOR PElCl

EONpSME FOR TX GOVERNOR PRICE.
IN tovrrnor Rodnan VI. Price. Who has been IN
I'm. custody Of the Sheriff Of bergen County for the
last month"; on "A summon, issued lay the Court uf
Cbanccry charging him with contempt. was yesterday
.urInisod by receiving visit from Congressman
Cornelius tadmus, State senator John iliuchcIliir
David Henry and John Il. Lee, contractors. all NJ
Paterson who announced their desire 10 BE-, pmr
urcrir, on the bail bond of til; prison r. Anlrrn
Price Of Rutherford. had previously signed Tie bond
for SO 900 and each Of these men went on or %2,pF'
making the necessary t2C.OOO. After the paper
uruprrly executed. Ex-Governor Pilc" retained II In
his u.,Ss-ion and continues IN the custody al th"
-h.,iu although he has only To- hand the h'oum"nt
ovcr In cain fun liberty. The cN Governor said 10
ron, rtrr that he could not make statement re-
goIdip0 fl, case, which IN H., hands ~ hi,
rnupecI ono Of whom i Ex-Governor Rcdc.
judge James Van Nallcn, Assistant Inspector
General Of RIFE Practice. has been rctir'd from ser
Vie with the rank OF bgader- general. Major
Decker Of the Fir, Battalion. I'd Regiment. Peterson
will b. appointed to succeed Judge Van Nallcn on
The staff with the rank ~ colonel. Judge VAN
Xnllcn has been IN the New-J"rs"y National Guard
for seventeen years, ana WIS II mIhp'r OF Ia" ia
y. j. Volunteers IN The Kcbiih"h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
IILZNKl Ill.

Suit for g 900 damages ha- lg"n begun a;ains'
the Central Railroad Company In ih" I mon "unl>
Co,,rt. Of New Jersey. hy Theodore VI. Enn>oh, 81
painf,ld one Of the victim, OF t." 1rrcnvil" ran
road collision, December =, l-32. MI Ennyon J..
an undertaken in Painh"ld. and W., u P'-s"ng'r oi
The tain that Iun INTO. u" Wa - ANY nun
,h,, h. hu. since been unable 10 attend Ia bu-tn
and allrsc, that 1t n, cost him 900 for medical
attendance.
The Central Company la, just compromised Il
mil Lrougd against II 10y Mi Julia troy, oi
Elizabeth. another Of thr injured passengers. III,
received $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
WHITE PLAINS.

The executors NJ tho estate of william \. "aila'''
of Tarrytown. A well known candymakrr. hav" fled
their second annual accounting with surrogate d, nm
They report that during the year they r"c'iV'i
100000 and expended I'm advances to heirs am 'h'
Hauldation Of d,l', -15I.Co1. leaving "a surplus "'
10000 The estate Is valued Al over flou'o"l
Tho accountants are Mrs. william y wallace ana
George Andrews. of larry town. Ihr N't"ilt u
Methodist Episcopal Church sunday school VIII hh'
A picnic At Rye Beach "Wednesday next -
Iarv,r, on tn. oa-f -ii" ~ flr count, up" travel
T. White Plains Court llou-e hy stag line recently
established 1T Port Chester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, 30 p. m
Riverside Yacht club regatta. Cos Cob Harbor
American Yacht CluL lawn party. Milton Point
Riverside WhecImeE tournament, Manhattan fle'd' =
n. m.
Brighton Bach races. p. m.
Brvrlr races Eastern PARK brooklyn. p M
Music 10 Central I.K by eth REGIMENT Bald p III
l;aturu OF fist Regiment from state Camp.
Music In st. Mays Park, by 18th l"eln'nc bah''
{ J. m. ,a
Music in Van Cortiandt Park b. sh Regiment oahu
4 ID. I'D,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
lSHIPPING NEWS.
POET OF NEw.YORK-FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1893.
ARRIVED.
TODAY.


ARRIVED.
uSs @ ,oHtnmpson TO- With mds $50 cabin and 3
storage passengers T. Corts Arrived at ,he DA
P.n1 trdercN wh The ao Gs sss Asre n,
senlers Oelrichs Co. Arrived at the Oar at &c
Steamer Macedonia CBr Loi:k, Hasya J1pe G Gsr
crSc Prince ps snp T, +, Srs s19 Chris
''' stea me- AK {Sof Fo'snkide S,s days with
samrr Csy Of nT%ns Maker buIs' savannah WIN
ma ana Soag"ke Hnphcrs Newport and Nor
fo'k with md-e and passengers to the Ola dominion D
s,ep,ner civ Of Columbia, Jenney, West Point Va
" s aaS gsenEpr 10 tn P With
William z clyde 60: ,,... ,,or ~
d,ys Win mdsc 70 order yess g George yarre@ann
los ss2 ATas D uS s 20 John f Ro,cneds Sons
sand. Hook 80 m.wind south; light breeze clear
CLEARED.
England Br ealey ri Lonf fcpJ HTT syrA
:, amer Rio Grandc Barstow. Brunswick and Jack
steamer rmbra (Fr Dutton Livcrpoo-vernon II
csnfgrsa r p5 ws9 s1D c5 IT'S of Porto Rico
a%5 a oSl r2T' "DS S ruen Rotterdam Via
Hi.anar AstrSsham lBri. Simpson. Amstedam-c II
steamer olinda port Roza. oporO via Aroros-ItaGe'
steamer fbo lGerl. Won Goc'sel. Bremen via South
.S,'ar.r Mar-sla Ger. Larsen. Hamburg-Funeh.
St.au,r AK CNarl. RosenkiMe Gitara-BOnell. Tar
steamer rrndene OBJ. Clark. Gloucester. Eng-simp-
>i.imrr inia Gen. shecl stettin Copenhagen.
steamer Carnca, woodrick. Ia Guavra Puerto Cabco.
>,o,mcr MASSACHUSETTS, Obj. Gates Lond New YORK
3tcamcr pora CBrl Ash. Halifax. N $. and St Johns.
y lowing Archlhad' noo,,,.or vo,,.,o nav 7
steamer 0,rlisic obi. head. Kc,terdam-sau.pson
Shp i.iaia oliver. San Francisco-w r Grace
SAILED.
Steamers Gyor Nor. for Gibara; nland lI'r) Lon
don A-~vria tBr. ANonmouth Royal Prince (Br Kings
BARK Alice. for LyttIcton and Auckland. q.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
steamer Normana Ger. Hebich. from Hami ure for
Ncw-lork. sailed rom SOUTHAMPTON July = -,
steamer Bowie lBr, Thompon, for New.fork, sailed
Srancr Er,>,l lpr. M-ot'. from New.'ork. arrived
rtcanrr rrrson Monarch )Br. Bristow, for NewYork,
STEAMER Ethiopia M Boo,hbay for New.York sailed
S,.@@rr R9Hc i'r Lindsay from New.York June
y for Liverpool rHS-,d kin,ale July 49,. ,...,. ..
Ant%' I ~. pa,s e',i' Silly July : '
% % v ka"@ ,lTyoa ana q. R" sr gj% nIr
tNtcam"r MoaNa Ger, wnkler. ior New'Iork' sailed
STEAMER Dresden ,'erl. KruhOrcr. for New-York.
sailed from Br'Ucu July q.
>rau,r L'ponto Br. Wise. sailed from Antwerp for
New York july :.
Pt.eruo ,,r Now York July I.
steamer Donna Maria I'lrl. Marrciros, from New
York Iune l. arrived ~ Oporto July !.
-. amer -, ,cnun Port knTd-rn from NewYork
June - arrived - Oiorto July >
steamer PING ~uev mr.. J'qus. sailed from Singapore
s,'.,"cr ''rid6al nr Tat" sailed from Cape Verbs
10" steamer r,. ur McForlane for NewYork. called
from Para July :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
TIE WILL OF w. b. LEONARD FILED.

The will Of william Il. Leonard 81 No. l92 Co
lumlia Heights, filed for prolat" Yesterday His
personal property was valued at 100000, and he had
large amount Of real estate som" OF II IN Astoria
L. L. aud the rest I'm Brooklyn ard Ow"e0. His h"r."
and contents and the income Of $4,000 go Il" u"
widow. The rest OF the estate goes To the children
Bishop W. \. Leonard Of OHIO Levi, ~ Leonard and
Mrs Louisa Il. Van No,trand. The Astoria property
is TO be held until there /, good market for It, Mr.
Leonard is 10 receive the money on Tie c-msuTancc
policies OF the t,statOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
THE FOr RTH or JULY FIREWORKS AGAIN

The holiday programme which met with an enthu
siastic reception at Manhattan Beach on Tuesday
night will be repeated this evening THE s,orning
of yicksburg" goes In stage form every night, and
some who have seen the spectacle say that the assault
on the Southern fertilization is vivid representation
of war and its horrors. The best performance yet
Owen OF the piece that offered Gu the thrtieth
anniversary OF the fall Of the real .'ksburg. and
this will be attempted again this evening with all
the effects which made That presentation 90 realistic
and brilliant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

long measures about 2x3 feet. II weighs about
200 pounds.
The lcf side Of The tablet bears the words, Erected
hy the" and the seal Of the son, OF the Rnyolu
ton. who paid for the tablet and had IT erected
\ border 81 Laurel surround, the inscription
70 morrow will b" the HIN anniversary Of the
reading Of the Declaration Of Independence to tlr
American Amy IN th, eng The day will be- observed
by unveng the tablet noon. General Daniel Kutt.r
field Will have charge OF the ceremonies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
Long ISLAND.

BATH BEACII.-A trolley car on tn Broohlyn Ci'y
Railroad made >ad havoc with a Lad Of lager beer
at Bath Beach early yesterday. on" ~ ~, KIM
County Brewing Company'S wagons loaded with lc,-
which had inst been filed at thu brewery was run
down by u ear ~ II crossing Henson.avc M
Egh.y-sixth-,t. The drivers mlscalcnl1ied tie a.,
lance and tn vehicles came together with a crash
The wagon was badly damaged and luln d upon f..
-dc The kegs burst open and the content :
poured upon the ground ono 81 the horse, attached
10 the wagon cut and bruised. The car was
but slightly damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

GEORGE coXplr SMITH rXJrTED.

GEORGE CDNDrr SMITH RED.
George Condit smith, the Wal >'r""i broker. whl'
cruising in hi, uaphtim lautch "u IA" Hudson Thurs
day might lad li, hand crushed b. ~" machinery
~ the boat tie went a. Nouhrrs. wh-r" b" bad
two finger, ampuiaici los Dr. sawyer nt -. john
Hospital smith I, member q OBJ" 'oluWii1 >ar"'
Club when h- Injured hi. hand. Mr. smith won't
Ashore and started 70 valh i' y n'cr-. hui 'n'i''4
81 Vah north Do" NIlt'd .o1i-. nnNhS ' ~
lrid-. after walking au ni-lt. IToul trI. Dee tolh .a
carly train for l'ah'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

1t is pleasant getting clothes after
our fashion-everything for boys and
men ready to put Oh.
Cool suits of tweed and homespun
that the wind blows through; cool I'M
dcrwcar that fits; negligee shirts of
thin Madras or loose basket cheviOt {;
straw hats with wide shady brims;
russell shoes, so soft and yielding-yOu
cannot imagine good summer article
that we do not keep.
We close at o'clock to-day and
every Saturday during July and
August.
ROGERS, PEET d. co.
BROADWAY Warren.
0TORES Sd ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
A VALUABLE BOOK FOR TRAVELLERS

Thomas Cook & SON. following their custom have
issued comprehensive, complete and u-,u. descriptive
book OF summer The book a number Of
coloIcd maps and abOunds with information for Tie
tending traveller. This T. desirable niorm1.
tiol for pdnninc ones vacation trip. The
obtained free from them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
MR. MINERS EIGHTH AVENUE THEATRE

Henry c. Miner has dissolved partnership with Thomas
Canary I'm the Eighth Avenue Theatre, Mr. Miner buying
oil Mr. Canarys In the theatre and also the
property Nos. 3io 3i2 and 3l4 Eighth-aNc. No. 2G)
West Twenty sxth-st AMI the PeQuod Club property IN
West Twcn:y.ffth-st Mr.. Miner IL having extensive
improvements made the theatre. Tho price paid for
Mr. Conary's interest Is said to be 800 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

TT TIL IT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oral p. X. Watson, OF ONO
FItIH AVENUEJustice George Shras IT, Of the Ihit'u
states suur.no Court GKANU-Aldicc f. Walker, Of
chicago PARK AVENUE-Thc Rcy. Thomas X. Bcechcf
Of flmira WhLDOEF-Judgc Walter LLOYD Smith Of
tan,ira and L. =. Grant. jr WlND>OR-R r. 'iple,
president OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Kan odd
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
This debate has been conducted for two months
In successive issues OF The Weekly Tribune bctween
VIM. W. stewart I. =. senator. for free silver on
the basis of 1 TO 10, and Roswell C. Iorr against.
Now repubshed in pamphlet form. 10 pages -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
TIE RECORDS.

There no comfort for local baseball enthusiasts THIS
morning Rusie pitched game, but as this Is
the first game he has pitched for week. ne Wac not III
condition TO do good work. and the tacndNrs won' New"
York could not bat the Of Str1tton pitcher
whose delivery has batted all the he'd during
greater part Of the Rain postponed the fHOokh
Cleveland Cleveland Bostons defeat enaOeo inc
clear Philadelphia players 4 take inc icad Ill 'o
,oca for tho ueunant The record follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

,IIIIIONAIRFs.-A complete LIST Of the S.o41 mile
,opaire, of the United states and how thcy made thcr
49, I,.I.I,., .x.r counil.d, Valuable y o ldents,
.o.om,.,. and promoter. OF new eatcrprisss. u
cent, IA copy infie AiDie cioth 81