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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28

Chris Paulscn OF Railway Will Try 10 Make
the Trip Next Month,

the Trip Next Month.
Chris Paulscn came from tho land OF the
vikings. and after n tempestuous career upon
the seas settled in Halfway. In tho quiet OF
his barnyard no Is now completing q 10.foot
skiff. In which. all going well. he will cross the
Atlantic to visit his parents in Norway
Paulsen is 80 years old. and Injured to the
hardships OF sailor life. When he was 13
years old he ran away from homo and slowed
himself away on nm English steamer bound for
America. Here ho learned the trade Of ship 8
carpenter. After mastering his trade he
shipped rs first mate on West Indies truiter.
Then he grew weary OF the water. and settled
down to lead more peaceful life.
When the Viking arrived hore Paulsen saw
her. talked with her crew. and was seized with
the idea of crossing tho ocean In still smaller
boat. Ho at once began to prepare his plans
this week Is ended his boat will be launched,
Her dimension are: Length over all. lU feet :
beam. feet: depth. feet inches: keel, 10
She will be rugged with a low freeboard and
with wateltght compartment In each end.
to add to her buoyancy, She will he sloop-
rugged the mainsai being II by II feet, with
a jib by 10 feet. She will BIO sharp at both
Paulsen expects to start on Aug. 20. He
does not intend to- take provisions enough for
tho whole trip. as he will follow the course OF
the transatlantic liners and expects to obtain
holding 100 gallons Of water will DO slowed
away, OF In each end. His only food will ne
hard-tack. Paulsen expects to make the Shet-
land Islands In thirty-stx days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
GREAT YEAR For MOSQUITOES.
Irs the Female Birds TINT Make All the
Trouble, Says One Expert.


"Mos1uitoes? Well. should say So" OK
claimed genial Capt. NcaZcy Of tho steamer
Lnoch Pratt yesterday. He had been asked
hc 9S sEs sF da Hs s ri the W s
Ne caught it at Deals Island last FRIDAY.
wps the hVsrH the wa
and hungry and seemed 10 want n square
meal. and from he way we felt when we got
in Somerset I've got a farm four miles from ,i
Princess Anne. and wanted to 20 up and see
II my wheat had been harvested properly. hut
y was afraid of the mosquitoes | haven't O0en
Just why the mosquitoes are so humorous
this year no one seems TO know. A grent
warm. wet srrng. while others say tho mos
nuitoes arc lust lkc peaches aftertwo or three
years in which they are comparatively scarce
the view taken 10y u party of umboat men
who sat on one Of the wharves along Light
street Yesterday and Grumhled about tho hot
weather. mesquite which had Just arrived
on one Of the bay boats landed on the neck of
one OF the party and was getting his or rather
her dinner when she was killed by vicious
with Won't bother 9TH r anyhoix
else in this here vale o tears" She. not he"
skeeter never bothcrs anybody It's tho
females that make all the tron be in this world.
and that APPLIES to SIX, eters Just the same as
wouldn't have any trouble from them. lust
the same AS if all human beings wero mon we'd
have things more quiet and peaceful like.
he sEeeter don't live long. Go down along
the water II the sprIE ana YOU VIII see bit!
f snI them na rt you can get risht in amGnG
you can't see through them and you will not
be bitten, They only live long enough to pro-
die. leaving tho she 'skeoters' to make man
Kind miserable till cold weather comes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
NOW HERE WIS An .IR7IST.
Stole Everything Movable and Then Tried
to Mortgage the House.
from II, san frra-;.co En,miuer.


G. A. Collins. who says that he is a clrrk. but
who Is snid by the police to he one OF the
shrewGcst burglars in the city, is confined in
one Of the tanks Of the City Prison. He was
arrested Wednesday night by Detectives Sill
vey. Cody. an | Crock rtt
On the 10th of last month. according to the
police. he bro Ike into tho fiat OF Mrs Knox ut
2.542 Howard street. while she was absent in
tho country. and for two days devoted his time
TO carting away every movable object in the
house. Nothing seemed to DO neneath his no.
tice. and in the various trips he made in and
out he took away all the siiverware. clothing
bedclo.hes. &C.. that belon ged 10 Mrs. Knox, and
then took down the curtains and portieres and
the pictures on the walls. The ,arpets and
rugs also came under his observation. and he
took the choicest.
All these things were disposed OF to Fourth
street furniture dealer and Silvey says that he
not only received the cash for them. but made
arrangements with the furniture man to onnd
get the piano and tho rest OF the carpets. and
had negotiations under way with u Market
street real estate agent to put mortgage on
the building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
AVOID CONNECTICUT HORNETS.
Fond of Causing Moving Machines TO Run
Away, as Preacher Harms Knows.


NORWICH, Conn.,. July 27.-It is now tho
height OF the hornet and yellow wasp season
in Connecticut. 1t is much mootcd rural
question in the Nutmeg State which is
meaner. flerier. "pizener." more impllcable
and deadly. a.hornct or yellow wasp. There
is no doubt at ali that tho "yaller' terrors are
more numerous and persistent toward Con-
necsicut scythe swingors than any other per-
sons. and. perhaps. there's just IL little more
mustard" in o single touch OF their hot
application for those who cut their nests
in two. "Yaller jackets" the farmers call
them. and the farmers are Us afraid as
death of them. Tho very worst bucoc
mischance that can befall farmer
is to drive his moving machine upon nest OF
them hung up In the bushes OF moving lot.
humble bic bees be- Pest is Of trinG moment as
ON and ve,ngefulne in The long, narrow paper
homo OF tho yellow jack cts. The horses ut
driver on his seat and then run away. and a
dI1vcrless moving machine on the run Is only
Only a few days ago the Rev Percy Barnes.
rector, Of Grace Episcopal Chapel ct the vii
lnEe OF 1antic. in the eastern part OF the state.
was terri " chopped by tho knives OF II NOW
ing MACHINE in 4 village lot he had sought to
arly young rector's legt, but he will have to
stay, in bed on account Of his injuries for many
weeks; and m q brother clergyman oillciatcs in
ical attire. at the time and themost pathetic
feature. Of the mishap is that. being a swift
md skilful snr,inter, and constrained by
across tho moving, lot 10 stop tho runaway
horse Of his friend. the butcher. when the ma
chine rushed on him.
A day later Connecticut Valley farmer
drove his mower. with q, pair OF horses into q
yellow jackets nest. and he also was fright
fully cut blythe swiftly sliding pickle hnr.
yellow wasp's attack and the intensely venom-
Gus nature Of it's sting 10 furnished by John
Plerce's experience with one In the streets OF
shelton Village. not far from Seymour hamlet.
one day this week.
The yellow devil. contrary. to the wonted
practice Of its kind attacked Pierce through
pure dIsinterested spite or wnnton wick cd
ness Tho instant 1t smote, him. and with
roadbcd. with n low cry. blinded and uncon-
scious. IT hit him under the ear where pu.
OF the sting was to parnlyze him. He lost hts
eyesisht IlomE adt hnd the IotSr nerves
cred from the ,efrect. Of the attack within an
greatly swollen for several days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
A Novelty In Trolley Roads.

T0Nn DE FHiHE TONiI Press
In nm electric road recently constructed in
England II radical departure from American
pended from arms projecting from steel
columns: no guy wires are employed. ns
the steel wires are especially designed
to withstand severe strains. At the cor
ners. the trolley wire. instead of fol-
lowing curve Of the sRmo radius OF the track.
as IN tho American systems. Is turned on an
angle. the whole system depending on the
hexiblity Of the trolley arm. or side collector.
as 1t Is called which automatically engages
the trolley wire In any position from two to
twelve fect from tho side Of the car
Another change from American practice is
the adoption Of pressure OF only $50 volts.
The cars are only twenty-five feet long. and
are equipped with two motors OF lliteen brake
horse power. running ut 400 revolutions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
MRS. pINxs HAS MIR. pINxs ARRESTED.
He Robbed and Deserted Her and Wants to
Make Another Woman Mrs. Pinks.

Amelia Pinks. Russian woman living at
1850 Park avenue had her husband. Gershon.
arrested yesterday on charge Of abandon
ment Tho couple came to this country three
years ago. and took up their residence In
Newark. j. Mrs. Pinks says they each had
5000 In Russian money on their arrival. They
had been here but a short time when Mr.
Pinks told his vito bo was going to have
their foreign money exchanged and put 1t In
bank. Whom, Mrs Pinks gave him her 5000
he abandoned her,
pinEs was peddler, and Mrs. Pinks has q
down to forkc. Ala. md there ran across the
runaway husband: Whom he returned to New
York lie told Mrs. Pinks that hc had found her
hnshapd and took her RnSk to forks to eHn.
wife Mr. Pinks told plausible story. md Mrs.
Pinks foraaye him. At tho end OF Iiye days
they set out for Chattanooga, together
jumped oil the train. He loft II ticket for New
York on the seat beside her. and. having no
money. Mrs. Pinks could DO nothing but use
tho ticket to return 70 this city to her parents.
band In tho street. He told her no had So
cured II divorce In tho South and intended to
marry again. She did not believe him until
last Wednesday. when she met Mr.. ,Pinks's
Of the "ivoIce and prospective marriage.
Thereupon Mrs. Pinks had her husband ar
rested for abandonment.
Mr.. PinkS said no had been working two
and lived at l,U74 Third avenue,
His lawyer says he is divorced from his wife
and Intends TO marry again. The divorce was
% tic asorSs rT m mnhf bs
fraudulent Mr.. Pinks was paroled In the
Harlem Court yesterday In custody OF his
counsel, for examination to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
MADE DELIRIOUS BIZ G.tG
Mrs. Smith Hit the Dentist. Upset His Once.
and Jumped Ont or the Window.

Mrs. c. Smith. 35 wears old OF 1850 Hope
street. Williamshurgh. won't to tho BROOKLYN
Dental Pariors at 10 Grand street, Williams
burgh yesterday. to have ono of her teeth cx-
tracted. Dr. II. Lewkowicz asked her II she
wanted to take gas. and she snid she did. Tho
Doctor called DIR. Schoenemann to his assist
nncei Mr. smith lay back IN tho dental chgir
DR.. Lewkowicz was getting ready to draw tho
aching tooth Mrs. Smith gave II loud shrek
and threw out both OF her arms. Her right
arm struck DR.. Lewkowicz betwecn tho eyes
Mrs Smith snrang from the chair and kick ed
over n little instrument stand and smashed
the gas machine Dr. Lewkowlcz was knocke ed
crossed the woman path md was also thrown
down. With loud scream Mrs; Smith ran to
an open window and jumped out She struck
on y small shed under the. llrst-story window
and rolled into the yard. she was unGGnnscous
when tho two doctors reached her. They sent
for mn ambulance, and while waiting for IL
tried to resuscitate the woman: she revived
Hospital got there. He tool; hcr to the hospi-
tai. where 1t was found that her right arm was
broken.
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A Speculation on Death.


When the typhoid fever epidemic was at its
height. when cases were being reported daily
and everybody expected that there would be
flower firm decided 10 make II speculation on
death, IL Vas figured out that there would 10
would cause n demand for an unusual number
OF floral pieces. In tho manufacture OF floral
pieces moss is an absolute necessity. and tho
and Washington. The firm in question thought
to make speculation 10y ordering n quantity
The moss has arrived and has been placed in
storage. But out Of all the cases Of typhoid
fever the deaths have numbered less than
twenty-ilv and there il ono firm that has
moss enough on hand for several years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
INSPIRED ON THE BRIDGE
An Old Gray Mare Leaves n String OF Fur
nIture md Grrnnns In Her Wake.

An Old Gray Mnrc Leaves n String OF Fur
nIturc and Germans In Her Wake.
Two young Germans sat placidly on the seat
OF bakers wagon behind nm antiduated
gray mare poddng along tho west-bound
driveway Of tho bridge at 5,a o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Something got into tho old gray
marc when shc reached tho New York tower.
Whether It was tho fact that she thought the
good old days Mt duttenburg, or had a simple
cnse of Staggcrs could not he learned but II was
very inspiring. She reared swshed her tail.
and set sail for the Now York entrance. travel-
ling like the wind. She left string Of furni-
turc and the two Germans in her wake.
The policeman ut tho entrance caught eight
Of her In time to close. the gate and she ran
plump, into 1t and landed back on her
launches.
Ono of tho mon. William Koune OF 65 Bow.
cry. had his head cut. and Frank kapp OF 2l2
Centre street. tho driver. was badly shaken up
An ambulance surgeon IRON Chambers street
Hospital fixed the men in few minutes and
they limped away un Centre street, leading the
old gray marc who had resumed her normal
docile temperament.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28

Rom The Hhhi"G'nh ErrHing Sdr
There will DO 10 change in the color OF our
naval vessels after oil. and they will continue
their pristine white beauty. An order wns Is
sued by the Navy Department yesterday pro-
scribing that huils OF MI iron nnd steel vessels
and tho hulwarks inside shall be painted
white. Regulations are prescribed as t. tho
kind and character Of paints and oils to TO
used. NO rs 10 insure uniformity 4 light straw
color Is now the regulation color for the SITS.
bowsprits. Couplings. smok estnrks, and yards.
Will be prepared ut the Now York Navy Yard
and furnished to each Navy Yard aud station
and t&nacL. vessel in commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
HANGING FIVE DAYS TO HIS DOOR
He was Wealthy mud Eccentric and Feared
HiA Fellows.

Boston. July 27.-John ". 8. Marshall. whose
body had been hanging from n door in his
room at IS Allston street for five days before
1t was found yesterday didn't kill himself be-
cause OF poverty When the police searched
his room this morning they found two bank
books which represented cash deposits OF
no owns block Of buildings on Washington
street and one on fremont street. tho aggre-
MIR. Marshall was nm eccentric man. Ho
lived the life OF recluse. but was not miser.
Ho never. was married and had very few
ut Is histon street. Two OF those were on tho
second door Over these ho engaged two more
him. He seemed to fear greatly that he would
be robbed. He had an extra bolt and chain
could not DO entered. and he always did his
own chamberwork.
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rerhap. There WIN he 400 Little Python.


DANBuRY. Conn. July 27.-Dr. Knox has DOS.
sessed for year two big African snakes.
Adam and Eve. He has kent them in q cage
In the back Office.
When the Doctor opened his ONCE on Mon
Gay no examined his snake collection. He saw
what ho supposed wero several new potatoes
lying under tho python snake Eve. He opened
inc cage door to remove the supposed pota-
i9ea Going close to the snake II Kissed at
nm. mis- made him pause. He took a second
eggs under her.
Tho eggs vary in size and are rather heavy.
q ashy gray color. The smallest OF tho eggs l.
shs size Il and shane ,oia ducks, yhs largest
They arc slightly specified. Il Is snd that liz
Shell viii become hard.
,r rShfhG1s before have laid eggs In this c9un-
ing been Matched. At the Paris Geological
o ~ rdn In lS4l q python Matched out NUN
IN captivity Matching out young.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
BOGUS ANIIETAM BUTTONS,
Every One OF the Ten on Gen. AIeCIsiIau's
Coat Is StIli on II.

sonf IL StlN on It,
There's another button of the coat my
father wore at the battle OF Antietam." said
Acting Mayor George 3. Mcclellan yesterday
as he threw on his desk letter requesting
MIN to assist in paying tho expenses attend
ant on casting the Columbian liberty bell The
writer OF the letter incidentally referred to the
iact that ono Of the pieces Of metal which was
run Into the bell WAS q button off the coat
worn worn by Gen. Mcclellan at Antietam.
1t Is about time this button business was
exploded" said Col. Mcclellan. I've heard OF
enough buttons which came of that coat to
cam the North River. The fact . that the
which were on 1t originally are there to-day
LIS Jour bottom sack coat. with three small
and there 10 attached TO It a card in my faith.
erf handwriting to the following effect: This
clellan. can't imagine where ali tlie relic
cnilectors got the bushels Of buttons which are
ALLEGED to have adorned that particular gar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28

Justice O'Brion OF tho Supreme Court grant
cd an order yesterday for the service. by pub
LEGATION, OF n summons upon Annie c. Sever
ance in Los Angeles. in n suit by Herbert l..
Harding, q Boston attorney. to recover $4,000
for legal services Mr. Harding represented
the defendant In the, celebrated contest. over
There was settlement oi tho contest in June.
1892. tho defendant receiving over $3.50. 900.
On tho ground that tho defendant Is a non
resident, Mr.. Harding has attached hcr prop
erty, In tho possession OF Kountze Brothers.
bankers In this city.
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DIED..

BANTA.- On Wednesday,, July 20. 1893. John Banta.
in tie ia year OF MA age.
Relatives and friend. members OF the Mechanics
and Tradesinen's Society. Mechanics and Traders
Exchange. and Holland Society OF tho city OF Now
York are respectfully invited TO tend the funeral
services on Friday evening" oSth INST. at O'clock.
from his late residence. 2yi West 4th ST. 1nternent
nj Nyack Saturday at the convenience OF the
family.
COONEY.-on July 81. Gertrude C.. youngest daugh-
ter OF John and Ellen Cooney aged year
Funeral private from the residence OF her parents
cos West 10th ST.. at 1870 p. NJ. :sth inst
HOwARD-At BernardsviIle. n. j. on July "a
Harriet, wife OF Joseph T. Howard
Funeral services At her late residence. &C West 52d
st. New York. on Friday morning, July %. at IL
O'Clock.
HULI.--At Brooklyn. N. Y. on Thursday. July II.
1898 Cornclia E. wife OF Amos O. Hull In the 74th
year OF her age.
Funeral services at her late residence. PAT cier
mont av. Brooklyn. sunday. July 80. at 2 o'clock
lntc:ment private.
JORpAN.-A. Jersey city on Wednesday. July "a.
Charles b.. son OF the late Thomas ID. and Julia n
Jordan aged ~ years
Funeral services at St Matthews Episcopal Church.
Sussex st. Saturday. July 70. at ? 7. N.
O'HRIEN on Wednesday July "a. after q short
illness. Bridget o'Bren. aged TO- passed away At
lal Hooper st., Brooklyn. the home Of her sister.
Mrs. John Callahan.
Funeral from TRANSPORTATION Church. Marcy av. and
Hooper St. at O'Clock Friday. July 20
PETERSON.-on July 20. Ann. beloved wife OF
Andrew Peterson. at 81 Clinton av. Brooklyn
Funeral services at Assumption Church. Jay and
York SITS, Friday, loan
PIEHSUS.-At Morristown. " j., on Wednesday
evening, July 20, stephen Cory Pierson. son OF DR..
Stephen and Amelia &. rierson. in the 7th year Of
hisHge
Funeral services at the house OF his parents on Fn
day evening at o'clock.
WARREN. ON Wednesday. the 26th inst William
T. Warren. In his 2Gth year
Friends Of the family and OF his uncle. Robert Gard
ner are invited TO attend his funeral from his moth
crs residence. II East ll3th It. on Saturday at
r. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
No snndny IIor.eshoernE.

The horscshoers In tho Street Cleaning De-
partment who objected to sunday work will
not DO "s1uired 10 work on Sundays hereafter.
and with tho mopoy saved by this change
two additional horseshoers, so that all the
Wvrk can DO done In six days OF tho week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
Shot Himself Over "A Grnve.

William schulze. 81 years old. OF 444 Fast
Nineteenth street. was found stretched lifoless
across grave In Lutheran Cemetery yester-
day morning with Lulletholo ip his bend:
Close beside him lay ~ revolver. IN pocket
OF the coat was memorandum In which the
writer said that IN case OF his death 10 wanted
his sister. who lives in lST Grmth street.
ben evolsnt societies. sohulze was Widower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
Carrie Bishop VIII Not Die.

Carrie Bishop. the young woman who was
found last Sunday unconscious at Invermere,
a resort kept by Charles Weber. Jr., on the East
Chester Creek. hear where the dead body Of
Elm Newton WAS found on Dec. 8. and who was
taken TO tho hospital in Mount Vernon last
Monday. will be able to leave the hospital to-
day; Louisa burk; tho young woman WHO was
Madison streets. Mount Vernon. Her father
had her arragned before Justice Bard In the
City Court. Mount Vernon. and she was advised
to mend her ways.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28

IS Normannia from New York, at Southampton.
rs Strnssuurg from New York, mt Bremen.
IS lugia. from New YORK. Mt Hamburg.
rs Darms'ndt. from baltimore. at Bremen.
SIS Spree. from New YOrs. at Bremen.
ss Arroyo from New York. At Cane Town.
rs Grccian Prince. from New York. Mt Relmar
~ Tnuchrvllr, from New York. at llavrs.
81 Fl SUI from Sew York. at Port Eads.
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Won't Pay Unless lie lin. To.

Comptroller Myers has referred tho claims OF
tho Commissioners. clerk, and stcnograrher
in tho matter of acquiring Corears Hook Park
TO Chief Engineer Mclean OF tho Finance De-
OF the amounts which aggregate $5U.+4 He
also requested the opinion Of tho Corporation
Counsel as to whether tho city has any appeal
Amounta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
Rita sclby 'rIl.ora Ro,Irss.

Rita Selby who was 7bnD in - Trip to Chi
,natown." hns lett the cast ard Lillian Barr has
married to young MIR. filford three months
ago, and 1t f. believed that she loft the stage
ut his request,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
Now. This Is FlshIug.

From ne A'o'ir. Uas',, sen int.
Frank Vinton and others caught n BOO pound
sturEeon last woeS ana ina,ie the line last TO u
thoy went to draw the big fish 10 land they
70 md u had escaped 10y pulling tho tree up by
III" roots and taking over eighty feet of small
rope along. Tho fishermen have three other
big fish tied up at different places along tho
stream.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28

Another union with temperance plank In
its constitution similar to that OF the Egg
been organized. 1t is the oyster Openers'
Union. and 1t is to meet every week at 475
Ipnrl strcpt.
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H. dust YcIi- "H'yar vux.r,."

7 N 'Ns NtW U0V9I FH7Ud Nm.
As showing how fearlully and wonderfully
made the Eu-snn newShOy must bo tho fol-
lowing are srrcimenso OF III" papers lie cries out
on the streets al 1T. Petersburg and Moscow:
ltiedOm0Stp GydiDndist aiShra. Otonet1kiJa
G2nberaSkhn, iShogsky G9roiskOl LiStoh,
JrkdtcrtnOsinIr2kH. ListOE. iiOst0tshuOJs
OL.aadem1, EstaHdSk0a GOuL1nsk Hietiontos;v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28

SIS Gerinanic. from Queenstown for New York.
rs Massachusetts, from i.ondon for New YORK
SIS pIcJua. from Gibraltar for New YORK.
rs Mont. belle from Grcerti FOR New York.
Ss Loeb Marco. from Rotterdam for New York,
IS Tropea. from Newport For New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28

SIS ocean, Cassens Amsterdam.
50 Winchester. Bakcr. Rotterdam
- COliinghain. Watson, 81. Michaela
SIS standard. '.angen, shields
So Fuiio Jacobsen, Cibara
81 cay Of Kingston. Gibson. Fort Morhne
IS Antonio Lnmbrano krohg DiburA
SIS Jamaica. Brun. ,hbnra
IS Cottage 'ity. Bennett. Portland. Ne.
~ old Dominion. Couch Norfolk.
IS kansas tIty. Fisher. savannah.
Eurk Hancock. Eh'on. Richmond.
Nor later arrivals see First Paye.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AtMASAc-rnis pAr.
Sun rl,es... 53I sun SETS. 10 Moon rises ....
uiGn wArRR-IIlis nay
sandy Hook OF Gov Island. 4 90 He'll Gate. 30