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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-05-18

Jesse Carter, who has been very
sick, is some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-05-18
The JEWELER.

Mrs. LATE Newkirk is visiting in
Martinsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
MANHATTAN WILL PLEAD POVERTY.


| THE RAPID TRANSIT COMM sSION PROMISE, TO
HOLD no THE FIVE PER CENT TAX.
Another act in the skful drama known the
| Manhattan Crab will be played this afternoon at
the home Of William Steinway president of the Rapid
| Transit Commission. The star Will be a repre-
| sentative OF the Manhattan Elevated Railway Com
pany, probably Julien r. Davies, who is expected to
strike a dignined. but suave attitude before me
members of the commission and repeat his familiar
utterances concerning the impoverished condition OF
the great Manhattan Company. The position 10 DC
taken viii probably be that the proposed per cent
| tax on the company's net receipts is too great
Henry Cews when asked by Tribune reporter
Yesterday If he thought 1t probable that the
Manhattan Company would accept the propo 1'io's
of the commission, said: The company VIII prooa'
bly, ask for substantial concessions from tn'
commission The Manhattan people object to the
per cent tax the net receipts. The 1act OF mo
matter is that they don't want to pay anything for
the privileges They want something for nothing.
william Stcinway and John II. starn are firmly
set against granting any further concessions 10 ur
Manhattan Company. They have taken The s'ahh u'a'
II the company is not willing to accept TIE N''u'pc
privilege offered to 1t the only consistent thing FOR
the commission 10 do will be TO lay ont TWO Few III
dependent lines of elevated roads and oier inc
franchises for sale public auction. Tho result OK
today,s meeting Of the commission will be looked
forward to with interest.
Little could be learned from the members OF 'he
Manhattan Extension Committee concerning the
Irospcct OF the comIanys accepting the commission
plan, George J. Gould could not be seen. sainuci
sloan ard Robert ". Galloway said that the commit
tee had not yet reached decision and they dId not
cars. 10 discus, the subject. All that Russell sage
would say was TINT The engineers were still engaged
in examining the plans for the extensions and cacu
latng the cost
The sharp decline in Manhattan yesterday was the
subject OF good deal Of comment. and some people
limited that il might not be 80 unwelcote 10 the
Manhattan people as might naturally De supposed
~,mmanv politicians who owned large bi0chS 81 IN"
stock purchased at a rather high figure might mus
loo brought 10 realize the NECESSITY OF having more
liberal concessions made TO the road II lis prosperity
and their profits were to be kept up TO desirable
standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
NETWORK CITY.

Tomorrow, the anniversary OF the battle OF Lex
ington. the National state and city flags VIII float
the City Hall, and the Daughters OF the Revolution
will commemorate the day in the Governors Room at
Q 80 p.
Commissioner DAILY has asked the Corporation Coun
sci whether the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company and
the Blceckerst line connect their roads by laying
tracks across Broadway at Canal-s The Metropolitan
Traction Company controls both lines.
Chief Engineer Kellogg and superintendent Parsons
have been asked to examine the ground on the east
OF Central Park between Eighty fifth and Ninety
sixth sts. with a view OF building n footpath beside
the drive and bridlcpath.
From April 10 to April II 1861 immigrants
landed mt this port.
The $4,000 cigarettes found in the possession OF
three members of the Of The steamship Mexico,
from Cuba, were taken to the Custom House ycstcr-
day. The smueglcrs will De examined before Com
missioner Shields this afternoon.
There is little chance of the canals being opened
before the middle Of May, owing to the repairs neccs
sary.
A court martial will meet in the Navy Yard at
noon to-day for the trial OF Ensign Manning X. Eyre,
Of the Coast Survey steamer Blake. The court is 10
consist OF Captain Joseph y. Miller president; Cap
tain John X. Bartlett, Commander Horace Elmer
Lieutenant Commander Benjamin ;. Richards. Lieu
tenants Arthur Il. Speyers, John A. Bell and X. o.
Bitter and captain a. I. kellOD, OF tlt Marine '"IpS
as judge-advocate The court will organize this after
noon. The charge on which Ensign Eyre is TO be
tried Is drunkenness and scandalous conduct.
Mails from Shanghai. March is; Hong Kong. March
81; Yokohama March 80 and Honolulu, April ..
are due in New-York the mornings Of April 20
and 81. The next mail for China and Japan Will
close at 6 80 p. III. tomorrow.
Twenty Russian carpenters landed at Ellis Island
Yesterday from the steamer Arizona. They are on
their way TO Chicago. whore they will be employed
In building a Russian village. The Russian Govern
ment pays them 81 30 day.
The Rev. Dr. Alexander Kohut. rabbi Of the Con
gregalon Ahawath Chcscd, at Fifty fifth-st and Lex
ington-ave. is slowly recovering from severe Ill
ness. The that he Is improving will be crafty
wishers
The funeral Of Captain James F. Evens took place
at the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION yesterday after
noon The Rev. DR.. George II. HOughtOn, rector OF
the church. conducted the services. The burial was
in Trinity Cemetery.
At the Church Of Zion and st. Timothy yesterday
was held the funeral OF James a. Polhamius. who
died on Friday The services conducted by the
Rev. Karl Schwartz. The burial at Greenwood.
Plans were filed in the Buildings Department yes
terday by Henry Evans, vice president OF the Con
tinenta Fire Insurance Company, for new building
at Nos. Al, 4G and As Ccdar-st The building is 10
be thirteen stories high and TO cost 100000 Plans
were also filed by John c. Barth for apartment
house at Amsterdam-ave and Eighty first ST., cost
So5OOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
AFTER THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
p0STOFFICE AUTHORITIES MAKE AN IMPORTANT

P0STOFFICE AUTHORITIES MAKE AN IMPORTANT
DISCOVERY AND AN ARREST.
The p0stoffce authorities have made arrest In
Brooklyn In connection with the mailing OF lottery
circulars which 1t Is believed will lead TO important
results. 1t has been believed for some time that the
mails were being used by the promoters OF the Louis
lana Lottery although the law strictly orbids 1t. and
New York and Massachusetts, were found to be 'he
chief places Of operation. few months ago II was
learned that the announcements Of the monthly draw"
ings telegraphed 10 Boston, and there printed III
the form OF circular and the circulars were put In
scaled envelopes and addressed and then forwarded
to New York for mailing by agent. About SIX
months ago the mailing OF these circulars was trans
fcrred from New York TO Brooklyn and the Brooklyn
postofbce watched. 1t was found that on the
Saturday after the second Tuesday in each month
about 10000 Of the sealed circulars were deposited
In the mails in Brooklyn. 1t decided 10 look
them in the hope Of finding one unscalcd which
could be read and when the circulars put In on
saturday night they carefully examined None
In the first lot OF 5000, which were handed in by
shabbily dressed boy, nnscalcd. but in second
lot two We're found open. They gave particulars of
the Louisiana lottery drawing and stated that after
January /, 1894, the drawings would be at Puerto
Cortes, Honduras, under contract with the Govern
ment.
The boy who posted the circulars was detained
while the letters were examined and he was at once
arrested. He gave the name Of James Kelly, of No.
10 HennesSey Place, and said a man named Smith
gave him 81 to post the letters. warrant Is
sued by United States Commissioner Morle ON Sunday
for the arrest OF Smith, but ii was believed he had
gone 10 Boston, and the pOstOice officials started after
hih. lie circulars were printed in Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

bill was drawn up yesterday providing that the
city appeal from the decision OF Judge Pratt In
the matter Of the award for the property and fran
chise Of the Long Island Water Supply Company and
forwarded to Albany by Corporation Counsel jerks
The bill before the Legislature providing fer new
assessors' maps Of the wards whose boundaries
changed by the Aldermen last year is opposed by
Jesse johnson and other Republicans. who claim that
the gerrymandering Of the wards Illegal and that
this bill Is effort to 1egalize the action as
thority is needed to make maps the Aldermen
having such authority at present
At the annual election OF directors OF the Hamilton
Club Saturday night President George NJ Ocott
was left off the list at his earnest request as he
wishes retire from the Office he has held for six
years. President j. Spencer Turner was also left
Off the regular ticket but his friends ran an opposi-
ton ticket In his interest. lie not elected a
director The choice of officers will be made tonight
and James McKeen, who has been secretary Of the
club for some time, is favorably spoken OF for
president.
Richard McCiee OF No. 81 Gold-st.. truck driver,
sas held by Police Justice Walsh yesterday to await
the result OF injuries which he inflicted upon Mrs.
Annie Barry. OF No. 264 Coumba-st. at christening
party at No. IS Goldst. on Sunday night.
william J. Gaynor delivered an address before the
Long Island Republican Club ut ThIrdave and Fifty
frst-st, last evening" on the subject Of municipal
affairs and the Encouragement Of them by Mayor
Deedys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
TO AMEND THE FRANCHISE GRANTS.

AT MAYOR BOODY'S SUGGESTION THE ALDER,
MEN WILL HOLD SPECIAL MEETING.
Mayor Body sent communication to the Board
Oh Aldermen yesterday in reference TO the granting of
franchises TO street railway companies setting forth
mat 1t was the subject of current report that in
granting franchises last week the Board believed
that 1t was within the province OF the Mayor
termine what pecunary consideration should be re-
ceived by the city for such franchises and to make
specific terms in regard to payment. He stated
that the Corporation Counsel advised him that all
such powers and duties rested with the Board Of
Aldermen. The repeal OF the Cantor act left 1t with
the Board to make all needful provisions In the
granting Of street railway franchises. These should
not only protect the citizens but should secure
adequate compensation for the valuable rights be-
slowed
The Mayor added that 1t was well understood
that the street railway companies applying for the
franchises covered by the resolutions in question
recognized the justice Of their position, and were
ready to pay large for the franchises and that
while be believed the Railroad Tax bill now before
the Legislature represented the right principle, so
far as it secured to the city adequate compensation
for the use OF the streets by the railway companies,
nothing could be clearer than that if such principle
was not adopted by the Aldermen in granting the
franchises referred TO, 1t was clearly duty make
such provision for cash compensation as should
Just to the city. He recommended that the reSolu-
lions be amended as to cover these suggestions,
aud that special meeting be held for the purpose
before the time when the Mayor must pass upon the
resolutions in question.
The communication was ordered file. reso-
luton TO hold special meeting WAS first laid on
the table and afterward taken up and adopted. The
meeting will be held Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL /,
THURSDAY. APRIL 20
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK- MONDAY, APRIL IT. 1898
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Argentine cruiser Nucte de Julio, Admiral Howard.
Ncwca lie. Eng. ST Micna"l, April -. Anchoed
Quarantine.
steamer laurie CPD. Wad. Liverpool April T. with
ndsc to II Mat,nd Kcis Arrived a. the Bar at 40
b.
Vile :, with nd-c am cI.cfs 20 Hcndcr Bros
Arrived at H. Hir az 20 p ~
with nG-c B,rJc & TO- Arrived al = a. ~
steamer Ga,ti.la1 Prince tIr, Ancona March 49,
tcltman & 40; vessel t. j Scagcr. Arrived
Bar at II q m.
Steamer seneca Stevens. Maianza, April L. Havana
13, with mdse ana passengers 10 james H. Ward & Co.
Arrived at Far az - 10
steamer Bermuda tBrl, Halliburton. Ecrmudl April 49,
rived at the R7f at ~ OF 10Th
Steamer Trinidad tID Fa-cr. bermuda. and A h1lf
days with ndsc AMI l35 pt-1risrs % \ Outcrbrdgc
Co. Arrived at the Ear at 80
steamer III Rio, Quick, Ncw-Oileans > days, with
md-c 10 T Van Sickle.
Cherokee. Bcarsc jacksonville and Charleston
with mdse and passengers To w L Clyde & Co.
Steamer Buenclds. Lewis, Baltimore, with mdsc i
c Foster.
steamer Lizzie Henderson. Van Kirk, Philadelphia
with mdsc to John & Roberts.
BARK Aurcla Utah, Olivar. Singapore October o.
Bermuda April H. with md-c To Winter Z Smile vessel
10 4, u D. 'ifrgDrl.
Bark Lady Ble-sincton tEor) Larsen Bremen 70 DAYS
with mdsc Ia order; vc.zil ~ H. nham ( I,oyr'
Bark Frya tNorl. EaNsen, Bordeaux As day., In bal
last 20 Benham RJYcsen
Sandy Hook. 80 nl-wInd Sc. light breeze: cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Fanta. Simmons. Philadelphia-Wm Clyde
& Co.
steamer Kansas City. Fisher. sasannAh-R Walker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
1T MAY BE MURDER.

Nicolo Fennella, eighteen years old. OF No. 25S
Four:have., arraigned before Police Justice
Walsh yesterday, charged with shooting Aphonso
Gitassio, Of No. 252 Fourth-ave. sunday evening.
A wound which is likely to prove fatal inflicted
in the abdomen. The affair occurred in front OF
Gtassio's home. He entertaining friends.
and sent one Of the party out for some beer, and
on the way back the youth was stopped by some
Italians, and Gitassio and his friends went to
see what the trouble was. 1t Is said that GassO
pushed Fennella and the latter pulled his revolver
and fired four shots. The wounded man was taken
to the Methodist Episcopal Hospital, and alter his
assaiant arrested identified him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Craven Martin wedding. Grace Church. 1 p.
Reception the Duke Of Vcragra City Hall, p. m.
NcwJersey Jockey Club races. Elizabeth. D. IN.
City Clue charges against Commissioner Brennan,
Mayors Office, 10 a m.
Bolr1 Of Aldermen, noon.
Health and Police Board meetings.
University OF the City OF New-Yor; founders day
exercises, IL a.
Norwich University alumni dinner Delmonico's. @ 80
D. IN.
Rapid Transit Commissioners meeting.
Parade Of veteran zouaves Jersey City. evening.
Collegiate theatricals. Berkeley Lyccum, , 80 D. M
Nineteenth Century Club. ohG.ry's. D. m.
Christian Endeavor missionary conference Calvary Pres
bytcrian Church.
Artists Fund Society annual dinner Clar&s D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
RI-TIIEREDRD

Alta public library meeting in lvison Hal last night
$3.50 was pledged toward lie establishment oil IL
brnly and II was resolved t. send prospectus ana
rlodoe card TO every voter in Eutheriori short
trdd',,,r, were made by Mayor shaicr. Postmaster
Vurf.w, tie Rev. J.. i. clayton. the EeN. &c re-
IT, BADGER. Charles y. Warner anderson frice' H.
j. E,nald, = Il. Rhode, aud others.
The Polling ~prinEs Township committee last nien.
erartcd franchise - The jersey 'lly lin3"Mll anu
E,,tnorlo,i Electric Railway Company, with pcfns-
si"n IA Law lis track, on ~" pucr-on PLANK road
from Lodi township 10 ihr llachch-ncN htVrr Ai''h.r
f~,WrLi.e asked FOR ify the same company, with the
rign 10 lay tracks on lIachcn-acA =. IRON the latcr-
son plank road 10 TIE borough Of Rulhrfiori. WAS
moi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
STABBED HIS ASSAILANT WITH A FILE.

John Mills. a locksmth, living at No. oG2 Wythe-
ave., arraigned yesterday before Justice GOetpg
in the Lee Avenue Police Court. a charge of stab
bing James ORourke, Of No. BOA South Fiftlst.. In
the abdomen with file, on Sunday night. ORourke
removed to the Eastern District Hospital, and is said
TO be In precarious condition. Mills said that
O'ROurke, with number Of other men. forced an
entrance to his apartments while he was preparing
for bed ard dragged him to the street, where they
assaulted him. Believing that his life was in danger
he struck ORourke with an old file. The prisoner
held pending the result Of O'ROurkes injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
IN AID OF THE FREE LENDING LIBRARY.

meeting in the interests OF the Free Lending
Library Of the Union for Christian Work held
In the hall Of the Long Island Historical Society last
evening. Addresses setting forth the work Of this
free library. which has 10000 volumes made
by Professor Robert Foster, the Rev. Dr. Storrs,
Mayor Body, General John B. Woodward and others.
An effort Is be made increase the circulation OF
books of the library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
NEWARK.

Patrick J. Dolan. who shot John Collins. the
s,rintcr at n foot in Harrison on sunday. was
taken 10 the Essex County jail yesterday 10 IT,
identified 10y Collins. Collins said he felt slightly
heticr Justice Nulllsan asked him II he hne" VINO
.,, bi,, lie noinicd 10 Dolan and said A" That
& .be man who shot me: Pat Doan.' Jusnc"
N,nIlcnn sent Doln TO the Hudson County JAN 10
await slc action Of the Grand jury WHICH 10 III"
Ia, .-An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
Ship Caravan. for savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS


steamer It Romans (Iiri. Campbell. from New.YorK
April l. arriNch at Liverpool April 10.
>t,ancr FuI-a Gen. Thacnhorst from Bremen, sailed
from Southampton for New YORK. Arm IL.
steiner kari On, walker sailed from DartnOuuh Tor
NcW-NOrk AWil l6 . -,
q for Hamburg. Ins.ed the Illird April II.
steamer virginia (Gcrl, kaenpl, nom Stettin April
q Tor New York passed Lewis Island April II.
{. amer Nonrdland (IIclg. Grant from New.York
Amt } for Antwerp. Tas-,d scilly April 10. .
steamer Chicago OBJ, Watson, from Ncw-York March
Antwerp April To-
Anil = arrived a: HaVrc AIrl II.
steamer britannia Cfrl, Iabutat sailed from Mar
seiilcs for Ncw-Nurk APRIL II.
S,,,nr"r Kaiser Wilhelm II GER. Sormer, from New
YORK Anil T. arrived at Gibraltar April II and pro-
tCedDd for '.rnoa 49,, -, -, ,,,,,.
A,ril Il for New York. pissed liinriltlr April L.
fSt,a.cr White Cross lIl. Mcdowell. from Ncw.York
March s. Alden, ilons Kong, g., passed Maitl Ap
steamer Straits Of Dover Orr, IIaoldav. from PhIla
doi,,Si" March IL Via Ncw-l ork fom Yohohami and
iIiidnto arrived at Port said Aprl ~.
Sclncr pra drl. ';arsick. sailed from Naples for
STEAMER Lob Five (nr). Young from Ncw.York March
o y, Ndcn arrived At bombay April II.
steamer Ma,dur (Er) sailed fIom Hong Kong for
81 amSr Emprrs. of India (Bp. Marsho. from Van.
cou,,r April 3. a rived at Yokohama April 10.
steamer j. W. Taylor (rl Cook. from New.York
Nnicn H. VIA Ramor arrived a. Pernambuco April 10.
~ amer (Bp, Barton. sailed from Luci for
Ncw.Yoris Aoh 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
NEUS FROM NEU-JERSET.
Jersey CITY.

John IIcslin. Of No. Of rrovost-st. Jersey City.
accused OF killing AGolph schmidt. was yesterday
arlagnod In the Hudson County oyer and Tcrmln"r
ON charge OF murder. Ilcslin II Is ALLEGED. threw
couplirg iron at schmidt, Which struck hun on IN"
hcad causing his death. II Sins defence was AN
aluJ The case Will 20 10 the jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
ELIZABETH

The Presbytery Of Elizabeth will hold n twodays'
session at 10 O'Clock this morning. at Wcstnia ter
Church. The opening sermon VIII De- prosi he'd 10y the
Ecv william Iloppaueh. Of Springfield, the retiring
moderator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
S p & c Fl C S .

Steamer Mas.a,ot (Br) Evans. Bristol-Jas Arkcll
< CO.
England DAM, Hansen Baracoa-Bonnell,
Tur ~ Co.,
steamer City (BD. whytc, New.oreans-Funch, Edge
& c..
steamer Amur (Br). Bcrmsohl. Montcgo Bay Kerr
& Co.
Steamer Lain Gcr), lIemers Bremen Via Southamp.
ton-OciIichs < Co.
Auianuhnr n;D. Anderson, Monteyidco,
Hl-afo. ctc-Norton & Son.
Sciner VILE du IIayro (Fr). Brchant, Bordeaux and
U1Nfc- Punch Idtc 4 Co.
Slip Gcorse sct>on. Murphy, Hong Kong-D II Dear.
born.
Ship Avon OBJ. Swindcll, Colcutta-Vcrnon II Brown
< Co.
Bark Icvuka (i,w. Harris. sydney W ----.
I.a.k Iona (SAcd Pctcrun. Bala-Fllnt 4 Co.
I,ak Veronica (IIr 1huInott, Port dc Bouc-J III
Winchester 4 Co.
Bark Clotldc, Bowdcn, Puerto Cabelo-Kunhardt Co.
SAILED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

TRUE STORIES OF TIE WAR FOX TIE
UNION.-A new collection. just out april, 1881 Of
stories written by actual participants. Thrilling
pathetic and trmc. ~ cents IA copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

lion in New-XOrl< City. April 30, 1850. with the
speeches OF Cleveland, Potter. Harrison Dcprw and
others. 10 cents n copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

WAR STOHIES.-Ovcr 10 tales Of the Civil War. ~
Union soldiers. Inspiring thrilling aud pathetic Msa
Oi them written Tor Tribune cash prizes. ID cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
LACE CURTAINS.

We announce another sale of
Lace Curtains, this week, at less
than half price, as follows:
$500 npr Dair formerly S11.OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

The Presbytery of Brooklyn held its spring meet
ing in Dr. Tamage's Tabernacle yesterday. The Rev.
J. d. BurreL presided The Rev. DR.. John Fox
called to the Second Presby terlan Church the
Heights, from Allegheny, Penn, the Rev. John E.
Fray called to the Duryea Presbyterian Church. from
Richmond Ill., L. l., and the Rev. G. W. Makely
called the Cumberland Street Presbyterian Church.
from Avoca Penn, were admitted to membership
and arrangements made for their installation.
DIR. Fox will be installed this evening. Mrs. Mary
H. Hunt made address upon Temperance In the
Public School System Of Education" The General
Assembly Commissioners elected the Rev. Drs.
David Gregg and Lewis r. Foote, and Walter NJ
Altman and James NJ. Ham. 1t was decided to
expend $4,000 year In the work Of church ex-
tension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise. 5IGSct ~ Moon sets $40 am.Moons agc
HIGH WATER TODAY.
Sandy Ifo1k IL GOV. Isllnd ;29licl Ga'c II -
PNI-S0ndy HOOK % COY. Island 30 Hen Gate ii 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

VILLAGE I,IPROvEMENT.-Two charming articles
by Ii. q. NorthrOp the prime In this work. We've
York City men who want help Deautify their native
towns In the country should read TINS. cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
A FAIR FOR THE GERMAN HOSPITAL SOCIETY.

"A fair in aid Of the building fund Of the German
Hospital Society, Of Brooklyn, was opened in the
Palace Rink, in Clermont-sve., last evening with
a fine display Of articles and a large attendance.
The fair was formally opened by exMayor F. A.
Schroeder, and the others who made brief addresses
were Mayor Body, ex-Alderman Joseph c. Hacker
and Mirabeau l.. Towns. A feature OF the fair Is
voting upon the question OF the consolidation OF
brooklyn and New-York. The fair will be continued
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

BIG ISSVES.-The best Of Roswell &. Norrs arsI.
Gle. In The Wecay Tribune Oh the Tariff. Ftnance aas
silver. ID cents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

Welsh arrived from New-York last Monday. and was
taken Ill Thursday. The typhus symptoms were
developed saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

NEW NAvY.-Au fhe new wnrships described. WITH
Illustrations, and including iiss OF tho old navG
n niuinenIs, etc. - cents copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS
ALL IN PAMPHLET FORM,

ALMANAC. 1S93--Thrd Edition, revised to the hr0
of April. really splendid number. First Of Tho
great Ai'nnnncs tho market. $50 pages. New
ready. % cenIsa copy.