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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
4 BELLROY APPROVES MR. KTSSAM'S TAILOR

George Gresham, "A brllboy N the Hotel Maurice,
at No. 5O2 Fifth ave. has taste for hne clothing
similar AZ William kiS>am's. Mr. kissam. whose
uncle was william II. Vanderbilt has rooms at
The above named hotel some time ago he stored
Trunk full n clothes which he had bought In
London, I'm the cellar Of IN" hotel. Gresham. the
bcllboy. IS an aesthetic youth, with an eye for
color and telling effects In wearing apparel. Accord.
mgly he pOunccd upon the treasure, In the cellar
and wore new suit Of clothes every day I'm tho
week. His tastes proved expensive. however. for
he found ont I'm one of N expeditions 10 The
trunk and In the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday, on complaint Of Mr. KisSam. h. was
held.
1t seems NOT improbable. however that after he
has paid the penalty for his theft Gresham may
again become tn" criterion for other brlbOys +,
far Mr. ki>>am says that b" wouldn't care To wear
tho clothes now that the boy has used them, ana
that Gresham may keep them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
AFFAIRS IN 3RooKLYN.
THE JULY GRAND JURY SWORN in.
JUDGE MOORE WARNS TIE MEMBERS Noi ~
MAKE PUBLIC TIE NATURE OF THEIR

MAKE PUBLIC TIE NATURE of l"H
INVESTIGATIONS
The July Grand Jury sworn III w. 80.
Hiram snyder n cement dealer. OF NO. 300 ''' -
St.. was made foreman. In giving lhs'r"''""' ~
the Grand Jury Judge Moore said that IL h'u ~
somewhat the practice OF the members oil INC 49,
Jury Ito violate their oath, ana Il'h' "' !,
publicly the nature OF the Investigation pcih5 "'"0
SOmetlmcS hi, Information went to the PRESS sun
times to outsiders and sometimes TO pIl'"'e 'o''
The Grand jury could not have prNa" oou"
The Distiict.AtOrncy was the legal adNl,'F VI w
booy in all matters before II. IL was u Hsht "
b. present at any time save when the jurym'h "V,.
discussing or balloting upon an inllctm'hl'
would work mon-trou, wrong In the administrators
OF Justice II each grand Juror should nav" MS wv"
private legal adviser for the pubnc Duslhe'''
The following are the members OF the "'""u
Jury Hiram snyder. cement No. 200 Ma"'oh''t''
Mathew Wilson, sewing machines, NO. 81 fui'o'.''''
John G. Andrcsscn. builder, 40. 3o2 Ewcn-st ROBERT
Johnson real estate, 40. 100 QuincN-st' Harmon
RrlnhOld shoes, No. 1872 sand.-st.; Johh r. Hc''r'
jewecr, No. 7s2 Bodfordavc.: James +. HuDDai"'
farmer Flatlands; John /. Leonard, upnoiS'ercr'
no go DcKalbayc.; Philip +. Nolan, printer ~
;}Gl Dckabavc.; Charles W. Kane, hardware NJ
lO2 Mon-st; Charles 6. Badeau, storage 10 DO to-
Prnce.st; Richard ". Lee, salesman, NO. ~, nut
lcdgoSt.: Robert {. Maxwell. marbl NO ia hVihpS.
It.: Robert Orrcn, broker No. 04 PROSPECT n,a'e
George :. Harding. shoes, 40. 230 St. Jane, rlA,e,
john II. Van Kirk paper. 80. 272 >tnyVcsin,r aye,
II. ID. IIelsonbutrll coal No. Us h"n.,t' Mnihnn
H. Healey, COMM 'ston m'rchant v l2p ;dn,
ave. Joseph Einneriy. hsitware NO - moodn'i
Abram G. seaman. builder. No. 10 fOr ',reeh'
Place. and Andrew Riley livery, no 1860 PaciiIc''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
HE ABANDONED lis SWEDISH WIFE.

Mrs. Wilholmna Ottilir FaNSrn secured Warrant
In the Gates Avenue Police Court yesterday FOR the
arrest Of her husband. Georg" FnXs"n whom 81"
charges with abandoning her in sweden four year
ago. She was born in stockholm When a Young
woman her uncle died and left Ter 100000 swedish
crowns. about $4,000. In 1eo5 sh" ma" the
acquaintance OF FaX-en a Newiork fT merchant
whom IN" married. Hc engaged III buNi
ness In stockholm and spent hi, wiie's forum" III
unsuccessful business SCHEMES. and In l70" Il" f'
turned 10 his county 10 better III fortunes. I
wrote Il few times to his wife ard then her le'. rs
were uran, wrrcd. Five weeks ago she cam" To th'
country. and from old acquaintance Of her husband
whose addr,s, She knew she learned that her husband
va, employed by funor in NeW-N ork, ana ihat ne
lived at 80. 794 Myrtle ave. On visiting hr"ohIyh
,ho encountered him face I" face. But they as
agreed entirely. and FiA>cn refused to support MS
wife The question &, r:,a-hy reason ~ the facl ta'
the aLandonmcnt occurred abroad and the Wiz" M,
no legal r. -idcncc Lcr-v.rthrr she can compel MIN
to support h"r. ElN>cn has removed 10 N"W-lOrk
Since hi, vito found him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
THE "WiTCH NIGHT or LIBERTY

barge audience gathered al Tie Perry street
/Methodi,t Episcopal Church. Pcrry-t. near Green
wich. last evening take part in exercise. held In
honor Of the Watch Might Of Liberty" 1Ae meeting
under tee au,pice, o. thc Washington Continental
Guard. Independent military organization formed
in 1885 for u" PGrpo," Of developing patriotism
among the people. A iAc breaking ont OF tho Civil
War II joined The Union forces part Of the sd
New York Volunteers. and took part in The battles Of
Fair oaks and Getty buTg Tho exercises last evening
consisted Of vocal ana instrumental spoS concerted
cOngTe atioual singing reading. ana rccltdilOls
"The star >panglr1 BAN nor" was sung by Mis- Fanny
CaT.Ock, the aldc joining ln The chorus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
Ne W. ER.SEY Y.
THE O'BRlEN SUIT IN JERSEY "ITY

CHARGES MADE BY WOMAS AGAINST FATHER
mlCKIE ~ THE DIVORCE TRIAL
The pIir"r divorce suit was continued before Vice
Chancellor "rcon, al jersey CITY. y,-r crlay. Mrs.
O'Irion and oakley WoD of the core I,oldrn .
denied all IA" charge mndc against them. They both
admitted. however. that they were at the Mansion
House. at IA" Delaware Water Gap bat said that they
were not together. They had gone there al differ
ont times. Two women APPEARED that point In th,.
trial and told Prosecutor Gonrlcy counsel Tor O'Ir.n
that they wished TO give evidence against Father
Ihci's character. We Chancellor Green said such
evidence Wao irrelevant. lie -ad the wa closed
except ~ T." the argument ana that h. would hear In
september. Onr o, the women wac acc.maani,.I l,y
erl about ten year old. >l. rcnI,,i to give her
name. IN" other woman aid -hr Wa, Mrs. Ens larn
Of 10. 81 Duncan ave. uroohlyu She ,ald her com
wa Father llchr, chlld. The mother va, form, rlN
Mi May Lancdon. Father llicd". She ,.d. took
Mis- langdnn from convent. at Ilu~ing and MIR
he'd h'r, ana when tho tact became known discarded
her. Mr.. lch"'s mother. She ~uii became cralcd
from gIicf and died ~ IN" Insane asylum ai Middle
friend Indignantly denied the" ~iat,m'ut-. pillr,
Wood .aid The woman was Etii' Lconprd -, ", -G,
Myrtlcavc.. and that O'lrcn. If he got hi, divorce
would marry her.
Tho turboat Lewis II. >avrc. Of tho Lchieh Valley
Railroad line. ran down rowloar f. the gap"
AT Jersey CITY at ! O'Clock yesterday morning
Char,, T. cross. captain of the lugbpt told the
police that De- thought there was u man asleep in
th' stem 81 the bOstt. hat ho p.rlflvr Ne
.Id heard 40 uutorN ~ th' small boat Nrnt down
The police cannot hnd that any one b. MISSING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TIE DAY AT TIE NAVY YARD.

Independence Day will be- observed al the Navy
Yard with an the show and Noise That the Navy
Regulation require. The 1000 w"fknea will have
"a day of. hut each viii get 81, lul day, pay. A.
O'Clock the vessel, 10 commission. 20 far a.. their
equipment will permit. viii b" dressed follows :
National ~ Ign "a g." peak and 81 each masthead
the Unlc. Jack displayed forward lines Of signal and
other nag and pHuan-. not national. cStcndii = from
the ibbOom end thence 10 tie fore topglllrt mISt-
head. 20 the maiu To Tia" mizl"n 70 ~" peak 20 the
SPANK rlOOm end. ana 10 the water thu. forming
rainbow. At noon a National salute Of tNr.i IS ono
guns viii b. fired by the vessel, suitably provided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TEON IND steel UORKERS TIMING.

THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE AMERICAN FED
EKArIoN or LABOR ~ SESSION.
An Important meeting Of The executive board Of
the American Federation OF Labor 4 being held In
This city AZ the Office OF President samuel "ompcr>.
80. II clinton Place The meeting began Yesterday
morning ana WIS continued behind closed door>.
several member, Of the "N'cutv" board Of the Iron
and steel Workers Association. among them william
IT, Carney. are attending the meeting While the
meeting WAS I'm session MIR. GompcrS's Office was
closed The create, secrecy observed In reference
10 tho business before the board. It was learned
vet. rdny however. that the member, Nf the houd
and the representative, of Tho Iron and steel Worker.
Association were discussing now schedule Of wages
ID, 90, submitted 10 the and steel manufacturers
Of Pennsylvania. The board will hold short meeting
today and resume ths,r secret s,.,,ion tomorrow.
The complaint made ~ the delegate Of Walters
Tnion 80. az the meeting Of The Central Labor
Federation ON SUNDAY nsdn,t cearmahcrs ANA
other Worllnou Who NAH" practice Of tending
Aars on kundays was renewed yesterday. The
delegate announced Yesterday that his spies had
cov,rcd truly awful state of affairs on sunday
ai iAc drinking places al staten Island. toncy
Island aud Glen Island. At those places large
number, of cclrmakor~. tailor, and shocmakcS
w.rr be- SaL. found tending bar. TO the great and
irr,parahlc damage II Walters Union No. l. Tho
delegate aid that at COMFY Island no u these
shoemaker bartender, had been found. ON staten
Island 100 found. and thirty AT chen Island.
uouhlr T. sii 10 De- brewing among the walters
80 lone, Island. People have been uokin, Tor "a
el,,I vaii.~' -uikr more. ln-t rs iIaN,licr~
rccrrd a great ~utkc - railroad mon amor thc
orfriac ~ TIE WORLDS Fair. The Fourth ~ lnly
has rnrn -Ioh'n of aS tlc most anSpicouS time
Iot "a.''lr -ilhr ~ m popular resort Watcher
iher. VII really Do walters strike today l. rot
known. Tie walters arr. rule. dissatisfied
and /: good opportunity 10 >trikr presents ii>,lf
wl,~i mon - ~ ork ~ IN, most
critical Instant Yesterday some 81 ihr walters
complained Nat uHN had been compelled 10 sign
An objectionable AonirAot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
III " ARK

Unusual Preparations have boon made in Newark
ior tho Fourth 81 July celebration today. There WIN
boz Sautc, fired ~ ,uud,c and sunset iu Military rirh
and tac bell, Of the churches win D." ruuc. AZ 10
a. M. cNrrc,rS will hc held 81 Minor, Theatre th,
Assistant secretary - "a" Navy. William VI Nd,o d.
hvcrnF an addr'-V. In N" afternoon q concert win
zoe given in Military Park. ana There win be- a grand
display - fireworks g. Nruad -. 40 D. m
Mayor Joseph T.. llf'u,, when asked r..ardr- his
refusal q" deliver tAc adLr., 81 welcome to n
men comprising The ni>h Enmmpm,W At Ncvar,
said That n he Lad ls,n 81 side a N,ucr
si"r" or public laT, on sunday IT, conli rot lr AZ
hc rule lie Lad made When elected Mayor The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
LIZ AEEl II

Frank smith. fourteen yHis old. was drowned
yesterday afternoon at TwmIcv Point "pl"Nl'" 'he
lradcllc Chemical Works. The lad borrowed MS
u..cc', boat and IN company with Charles Barb'r'
nr.c, .t,rt.d out for q row They managed to catch
a tow on the excursion barge william Myers. When
abreast Of rrcmlcy Point III" barge suddenly was
swept around 10y the current and one of the Tenders
,'rki-C the rowhoat upset II. The excursion barge
kp, On. leaving the struggling lads to their ht''
Smith could NOT SWIM. Int B1rbcr plucMly tried 10
keep him aholt until help could reach MIN. Ihr
drowning boy threw hh arm, around Barriers neck
struggle 10 ire. himself from The death clasp and
va, exhausted vhr he reached The surface. a."
wa, slowly downing when staten Island oy'ternmh
rescued him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
ENTRIES roR THE LAEcnMoNr REGATTA.

la chmont Yacht club viii hold II, annual regatta
today tho club course in tho Sound. Tho entries
follows:
>cho. uer-' a. A-Dauntcs-. Ramona Glass b Emor-
all Lt-,a. laitir. Ass a. fl-~l ShamiOck Dag
lass u ator Alaioa Lova Class E-Elnn,
I'nDls.
>lonI~. lass 2--Katrna II dcgarfr. Huron Glass 5
Ma-p. tia.- via. thOrtaW N0ccasu (la-~ :
1Ilr. D,fod.l Eurvt Ia KAT d, l. ri tlI.s
MuurI, EDuomla tia.s -freyJs Susie W.. Class 10
lNNle. B"a'rN Wahu"ts.
NawI>->p special Cl1~.--AudaN. Kiitc. Evelyn.
cabin tlt..t lass Il-Aura. Alm.It ALcmonc, Mary
O,4onc. lnfautt K04t lass L. Tab tina
onon tats-ta>s >.tenc Myrtle: Cla.s 1i-Typhoon
Vo.,' ta,- D. sadie. Ida Il. Phyllis H'lnca. nsec,
lon. Skip >pu-Diit
Inc Nm,il,1u la.ht club. A. Milton Point VIII have a
special 60 ualltha iuus he. Fourth - july
f1fnn f'v "Il ht ninth and oiv m club.
I.I.. Era,'il> Viii d. sailed by The Audubon and N
\on Kan lt,ht clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
RAYONNE,.

Nr Robinson. Collector OF Revenue. has arranged
two sale, Of Bayonnr property on which taxes nave
NOT been paid. Tho first VIII take place July IL and
tine sec nd Jny -. Both sales Will begin aA /
O'Clock In the afternoon ~ the new city Hall. tn"
property IT,, in the second. Third md Fifth Wards
,cy.raI hundred plot are 10 b. offered ~ the hr,i
sale. and nearly 600 ~ The second sale. y club
r.eatin on Nrvarh BAY VIII take place this morning
id.r Tho aus nicr- o 10" Now Jersey Athl tic Club
Of Eavnnli,. Edvari T.. All"' aud Nc,r,. Folsom
and Dav,up.iI ar" IN" committee. Eight and SiX
ar,d sholiacn- viii ne III" failures. In the after
non, IN. N,e ori, Athletic Cub aud the Ncw-Jeiscy
AtAl,ti. Citb tcnn~ viii PLAY baseball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
ErwoRrn LEAGUE CIRCLE EXERCISES

The EpwOrih League Circle held exercises ~ The
Thirly--c' NTH Street Methodist Episcopal Church. In
Thirty scy"nh,t near Third ave. last night! I'm honor
OF Independence Day. After prayer 10y the Rev.
Geoigc H. Good,c and an Grafton by W W. Thomp
son. came the singing Of The star Spanglod Banner
by Mrs. VI. cConuell and chorus. Later in M"
evening "Thc Batil" Hymn of the Republic" " The
Sword Of Bunker nm" and "ColumLia. the Gem Of
The Ocean" sung. In Tho Intervals there were
a number Of REGULATIONS and Instrumental solos. and
Illustration Of calls the huelc After
tho singing ~ America" los I'll" congregation and
choir all adjourned to the basement where refresh
mcutS served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
NO lNlrnrlnLNcn wIrm rnr n1cYc1r rAcrs

Judge Irlt\. la the >uppme t0uIf. Yesterday granted
c p"'afy injunction f'ltune In, United state. Horse
ana tatii' 'oninn from interfering with i. ~. by the
National ta'h Bcycc $500 .tto Of tin track Al Man
haitian icld. Ihc Grounds III, only a.,o. ~ the
Manhattan Athletic tiui .lnch 'Iing In an Income. aud
they were rented TO Ia" horse Icoplr on aond,y,
Mcdn"-da,- and saturday for IT, Il th,i ho-,,
linen ~ tack cnc b. ne bicycle association 10 hod
is meeting There -'crday and ,o-ddy Tia, hof,r show
People claimed the r"ht 20 the whol, ground and Dc.
they could allow an, number Of person, ~ come
II th"y wished 80. the brycir people dccllf,d
that The horse ASSOCIATION on,y hat the use Of the
the day mentioned. 1Icy asked for an
Injunction and late In the day Judge TfauN granted IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
Dr,rn OF Avy MoRGAy 4 cEyrryARrAv.

Am Morgan die, clrlv yesterday morning at hor
lone NJ. .o- East Thirteenth '.. from old age and
general dchlty Shc 8. said 90 Ahvr been 100 year,
old ara came To This ely from Ireland over fort,
wears ago. She W. unmarried and had no relative,
IN tbs country. HI,,cc church took 81 the old
woman Tor some tine before her death. and slc will
be barred by the ,hurh Tho funeral will iakc place
az Eracc ChsT3. \o. 10 t-a,t Fourteenth 81, 10.
morrow at II O,lOtk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
BRIDGEPORT TO HONOR p. T. BARNUM'S MEMORY

The people Of Bridgeport Conn. will celebrate
the day by demonstration in memory Of " their
felow-ciizens who in his lifetime Of the
ciy's chief beneisctors. The citizens will unvell
statue of T. T. Barnrm. Elaborate preparations
have been made for the affair and 1t Is expected that
a large number of people Will be present. from all
New. gland. The Rev. DR.. Colly"r the Mayor ana
others Will make addresses and specially sceC ted
choir will sns. Grand stands have been built. and
all opportunity will De given 10 every 10 the
unwilling c"rcmonics one feature of the celebration
will be grand military and civic parade the largest
ever arranged ia the cts. The train for Bridgeport
Will start from the Grand Central station at IL O'Clock
This morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
PREPARING FOR the NiVtL PPSEPVC DPItJS

II has been determined that the Old New.IIamp>hire
shall be- tow,d to Huntington. L. l. o. arrive u,aio on or
before July 70. Tor the hummc, drll 90 tho Now 4
Naval Reserve. Tho latta n IL under orders a. rcnot
board Tor duty Tor week beginning on that date
Tho New Hampshire Niu rcmsn 81 Huntiuct.n ,iN
weeks. The Srortary - the Navy Ia. detailed The,
United states cruiser >,n Francisco for service a.
practice ship al during thr week the battalion Is
board the New Hampshire. and tak, tho Reserve
out IN t,tachmente fr the serious work IL handling
BIG guns otherwise adding ihe,r store Of Lnsv.ese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
ro.pAy.s CEREMONIES N THE BIG WIGwAN

To.DAY"S CEREMONIES N THE BIG "l""NM
Tie orators for the Tammany society c'''D,",'o'
To-day were slow I'm app'ari'H- last evening ioi''
Justice Barney" Martin ut the h'an Oh h'''
Committee Of Wiswam brave. paternity """''u '"'
arrival Of The mon who 10 clcctiy Inc """''"'
which viii assemble In The East four'' e''' - ""p''
th, morning bat the committeeman ~" I'''''
70 welcome M To u late hour. 'Nc'p' N'""."r '"'''
H. SON Of Maryland. and '"'S' S'i'i' h'''' '''i
Clark. Of Bowling Grecn, MO- "'''' "'r'''
ma dio,ted al the Don-ariF'TA'"' " 'P any, =.
i :. d,, -, tho lil,s for some Of the heavy parts
IN to d., pcrfo,r,ncc but lrc In the evening wori
,n,.. orr ia, ,,rn. that Mr. Cii.p. With Congressman
Benton Ilclll'lln. 81 Tc, nc~-,c, wa. 30 raw,
nston last night and reach NcW.loIh III UNIV i''
rN e., 1,l.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
a FINE PROGRAMME Ar N,ynNrr>v BEACH

The closing numher o. each programme today at
Manhattan Beach will consist of patriotic
composition god hv Nr. SOnsl for uc occasion
il Is entitled The salute OF The Nation, 10 columbia
and in IT. performance several Organization, beside,
The band viii take part. Among them will DO the
22d Regiment Drum Corps. tr1up" ~ Swt-, WarhcrS
Spanish mandolin plaN'r- ana performers on scotch
bagplpes The for 'gucrs VIII De g. costume. IT,"
Fourth ~ Jur cannon will DO used AT the beach In
The ~aiuc."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
Highest in Strength-U. S. Govt Rep
III
ROYAL
eRANlNG~
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE

rcfli,.I Of the Nayor fingered the irish voters VI
the city and proposed TO prevent MS aPpoiii
nj, vt u, Collector oi Internal Revenue. ne III,
however. ha- been fixed up ana ia" H"yor WIN
recognize the mppIrut In every way. In lnsilh.'
ton OF hi, condnct Mr. Haynes said that at nv
>a"ugrr-i and other big demon tratlonS III thc Guy
hc had alvay, spoken on saturday and then had not
on thc stand ultil Monday. IL" say he
tinurbt tr nddrrs, Of welcome TO the Iris soldiers
va, 10 be- made Oh saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
A NEW IDEA IL YAcHrLArNcmING.

J H. iIanan'- steam Yacht Emilia was o. hnyc
been launched the yards 81 NoilIry CO.. A. N,ack
yesterday afternoon The ia" di rise high cnoueh
the launch postponed until ocock thi. NOM
irr. when it I, pouO-cd 70 put hcr IN the water by
elc, tn light. The I.mba j. big yacht $50 feet
loi : and her engines were put in before She was
launched. she cdriicS electric launch. and viii b.
nuc addition ~ the Yachting Meet She 1, guaranteed
D. hnNr .p,,.l 81 eighteen Knot, hour. Boat
bolcs and engines all built by Scabriy & 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TIE Day II ERNOKLNN.

There will Do no formal celebration Oi lndcp' h'nc'
Day In BROOKLYN. The public buildings will not hHv"
their customary decoration, and there Will b" no fr
work, al night The National flag VIII be- displayed
public and private buildings. and there viii bee a
salute fired Fort Greene 10y G. \. Il. patriots. \
concert will b.. given In Prospect Park and many ~
ciilsi0n> WI be- made Gui of the city, The Andrew
jackson Club Of thc seventh Ward Will lave an old
Fashioned celebration in the afternoon at NJ. -3'
L f.ttXp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TO CELEBRATE on HISTORIC GROUND.

Bound Brook Y. J., July An arrangement. are
completed for the hith celebration q Independence
DAY, by he Washington Camp Ground A>sodanon
on the site Of Washington camp Al Middle Brook.
occupied by tho Continental Army during Mo winters
Of l777-'7-. and -" The Rev. Dr \. II. LOWS.
Of PalnG,ld, win deliver the grafton ard the E,v.
T. =. Davis win toll ~ 'lc stirring times in LouuG
Brook during the Revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TO KEEP CLOSE w>rcu oN EXCURSION BOATS

In compliance with m'ilgGion. received from No
Secretary Of The Treasury. Collector Hendricks yc>t,r
dan issued orders Dis Suhogdnaf.s u great
vigilance IN counting passenger, ou cNcur~0n steam.
ers TOD day and Dc detailed an extra force f0r that
purpo>c. onc or rorc inspectors VII De placed O.
hoard every passenger steamer ana with the co
OPERATION ~ Tho local inspector. Of steam vessel,
ahoui thirty rvo officers will BE- engaged IN couuunc
passengers 1hc law against ovcrroWd'us viii b.
Ncsr.a-N enforced
ndcr Se,iion 4405. tinted states Revised etStujes,
nc pcnalN Cor canning a eyeatcr number 90 pas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
CT \HI HG

John ~oAutzc Of Guit.nlurg, qulrr"ll'd with Frank
Krlics.r of The town on sunday n-hi, knocking
him down and hichu, him I'm the head. Krncgcr went
10 l!- nome ~cVrnih-,t.. wh"r" he became uncon
scio,- re w. taken 10 ST. Mays Hospital lIo
boh, en-, hi, slai found To- be fractured. lie
did Yesterday ana ~chutlc ,'nt 10 the County
Jail on q ,iiir-r ut murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
4 FALSE RrNoR ENcITEs BANK DEPOsIroRs

several hundred dep ,itorS Of the williamsburg
saving. Bank went TO tho bank yesterday and Dr. "
or considerable sums Of money, but none closed
their accounts. The demand for the money was
due 10 ih, false report Oh saturday that run had
started ~ the bank. The rum0r was started b.
mon who an unusual number u deposition
gathered In OF The bank before the doors hal
been thrown open on saturday morning. some de-
roiioI,. believing that run had been begun,
FASTENED their home, 10 ct their bank books and
hurried bach 20 draw out their money. According 10
the statement President Mc-orale. 81 10000 wa
Deposited on saturday and :23O.O paid ont. The
amount Of money drawn out or deposited yesterday
could not Dee learned The bank has 5000 de-
po-tor, President Mc>crole, I'm speaking Of m"
matter. said tn" bank had surpu, Of - 200 900
mi, money l. All within reach. AMI IL !, non, ,n,e
for any 81 the GrpI-if0r~ to feel UNEASY
l. i, ,ald several hundred now accounts were
rprnrd on saturday.