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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07

PERSONAL.

Roanoke yesterday.
VIM. Boone and Cal. Phlegar, of Floyd
county, are in the city.
Hon. M. 9. Thomas went to the
Crockett Springs yesterday.
H. c. Lupton and wife, of Winches-
ter, Va, are at Hotel Roanoke.
r. G. Terry, of Lynchburg, was amcng
the visitors to Roanoke yesterday.
B. G. Gutenberg, OF Norfolk, paid
Roanoke business trip yesterday.
Miss Hazeltine Sims is very sick. at
her home on West Campbell street.
Miss Laura Cannaday, of Salem, was
in the city yesterday visiting friends.
j. R. Collingwood left last night for a
short visit to his old home in Philadel-
phia.
John Buford, q prominent citizen of
Dublin, was in Roanoke yesterday on
business.
E. Murrell, of Bedford county, who
has been in the city several days, has
returned home.
Miss Kate Duke, of Salem, who has
been in the city for two weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Edward j. Cannaday will return
home from franklin county this even
ing from visit to her sister.
Miss Annie Hawks. of Blackstone,
who has been visiting relatives in the
city, returned home yesterday.
S. w. Jamison returned yesterday
morning from business trip Of week
to Philadelphia and New York.
Trigg Mosby, Of Christiansburg,
passed through the city yesterday on
hic II hopno frop, We h iprton
Mrs. Lizzie Hall, an aunt OF Archie
Sands, left yesterday for Hagerstown,
where she will reside in the future.
Misses Lizzie and Rieka Gallaher,
who have been visiting relatives at
Waynesboro, Va. have returned home.
R. A. Buckner, accompanied by his
wife and Miss Matte Harris, will leave
this m orning on ten days visit to the
Worlds Fair.
S. c. Ramsey, superintendent OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, is in the city
visiting the family of M. w. Gray at sO7
Norfolk avenue s. W.
j. w. Stonebraker, formerly of this
city, but lately Of Hagersto ~n. has re-
turned to Roanoke, and accepted posi-
ton with ]. j. Catogni.
DR.. G. c. Lane, of Elk Park, N. c.,
was in the city yesterday on his way
home from Washington, where he has
been for the past week.
Mrs. Marshall Hairston and two chill
dren, of Patrick county, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. James e. Mulcare, at her
home on Sixth avenue 8. w.
w. b. Kilgore, deputy sergeant of
police at Bristol, Va, passed through
the city yesterday on his way homo
from Richmond, where he had been to
take Drury Smith to the penitentiary.
Rev. r. c, Anderson, Jr., who has
been to martinsville to visit his father,
who has been very sick. will return
to day and occupy the pulpit at the
Second Presby terrain Church to morrow.
He reports his fathers condition to be
very much improved.
Capt. John Bird, of the Roanoke
Light Infantry, left last night for the
North on a trip which will combine
both business and pleasure. He will
visit in Washington and Annapolis for &
short time and then go on to New York
to witness some OF the races for the
international cup to be held there mex
week, after which he will visit his ole
home in Rockland, Me. Captain BIRD
will return in about four weeks.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
meeting of the Ordinance Committee.

The ordinance committee of City
Council held lengthy session last
night in the Office OF the chairman, S.
Hamilton Graves, to discuss the pro-
posed ordinance looking to the amend
ment OF the city charter by the legis
lature which is to be elected next
month The ordinance committee is
doing faithful work in this matter and
will no doubt do it's part in bringing
about the enactment OF this needful
piece of legislation.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
Childr.n at the Church

The children OF Greene-Memorial
congregation were rendered socable
and festival at the lecture room of the
church last evening by tho ladies of the
church. The children of Greene
Memorial are numerous and they at
tended we'll. The refreshments were
appetizing and the entertainment was
IN ade g merry ono by the children.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
Genera, lee to Speak Here.

a letter was received yesterday by
Chairman Woodward, OF the city execu-
tive committee, from the State eXecu-
two coEmi5tee that General F'itzhugh
Lee would speak hero next Tuesday
night at s o'clock Tho address will be
made st The old Opera House.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
In DRESS STUPFS

We are showing the very latest foreign
effects, as we'll as Domestic Fabrics of
all sorts.
Special line of HOP SACK SUITINGS
at soc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-07
.uHIRONIuUS & BRUGH'S
DRY GOODS no USE,
2oe COMMERCE. STREET.

The summer is past and the winter of
your discoatsnt may be made to lose
halt of it's discomforts If you will but
prepare for it in time.
We notice that necessities make up o
large portion OF the wants OF the ma
jority this season-and it just here we
have made the
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
NEMYORK CITY

The Tribune has received 81 from a" in an
swer to Mss Alber,uss appeal Tor aid for Two
worthy families.
Some important manuscript belonging 70 DR.
lanes 2 Kelly was lost in an elevated train on
Wednesday. and The loc,Or has been unable % anu
any trace OF IL since
H. Connolly viii deliver lecture before he
r. P B. Theosophica s0cis-y. No. ~ West one
hundred-ana-twenty-ffth on The Coming
Doom" this evening At o'clock
The users or Croton water paid SIS Ss7 last week
for the privilege.
Fourteen hundred and tventy-one city licenses
were issued by the Mayors Marshal last week. for
which Nss5 % in fees vas paid
A series Of law lectures TO women Will be begun
by Professor Isaac r Russell a. The University OF
the City Of New-York on Wednesday, November T.
The course Will extend rhrols four months. and
IS designed % meet the wants Of business women
ana women IN private lie Who desire familiarity
with existing law Full particulars may be OBJ
tained from Professor Russell. at 10. 20 Broad
way. or Mrs. Leonar1 Weber president OF he
W0men's Legal Education society, al N0. . West
FOr'y-sixth-st.
In compliance with the order II The Mayor and
Board of Aldermen the National. state and city
flags were displayed upon The City Hal fasstaHs
Yesterday by Warden krese. N honor Of Manhattan
Day az the Worlds Fair
The sum ot 81 added yesterday by A. r.
Rogers to the Manhattan Day Fund. making thA
total sum contributed SiO.sS5.
The Rev Dr. MAYNARD will deliver ten illustrat-',
popular lectures On foreign lands az Chickerng
Hall this coming The first Jerusalem
and the Holy Land" VII e delivered on Ws4nes-
day. October -.
At the Lexington Avenue opera House. Fifty
-ighth-st. and Thi~i-ave. On next Wednesday even
ing the members u - AIMS Roman Catholc)
Lyceum East Eleventh-st, Will APPEAR N q play
called The Confederate Spy.
TIE Metropolitan Museum of Art will be open frae
70 the public this afternoon from l % O'Clock
Tuesdays Wednesdays. Thursdays ard Saturdays
from 10 n m. 70 p n. and Monday and Friday
evenings from 70 10 p The admission on Mon
days and Fridays Is . cents.
Admission 70 the Museum Of Natural History is
free to-day from ?. n. % s p. H.: On W@fnes-
days Thursdays and Fridays from 4. m. % : ?.
m; Saturdays from a. N. % 10 ,. n. ard
Tuesday evenings from % 70 o'clock. The price
" admission Is y cents on Mondays and Tuesdays
from a. m. to ?.
The New-York and Cuba steamship Ciencuegos.
which arrived her. yesterday. brought from
Nassau y. P, Captain Mclean and The crev n
seven men Of The bark Chestina R-iman. which
vas wrecked in the recent hurricane. The crew
wer. taken of BY the steamship Niagara Just in
time their lives
George Freeman. eighteen wears old. stepped into
Bowdoin. a banker No. - Wall-st.. as IL vas
standing in F'ifth-ave. N Friday afternoon and
grabbed the silver carl ,ase which Mrs. Bovdoin
had left there When she came out q the house
she screamed and the -hief caught. and wa
held at The Jefferson Market Court YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
C4NPINIA THE QUEEN.

HER TINE WESTWARD SEVEN MINUTES UNDER
THE LUCANIA's EASTWARD RECORD STEER
AGE PASSENGER JUMPS ovEaBoARD.
The exact time sf the Cunarier Campania. which
arrived here FRIDAY night. aking the vest
ward record is ; days. 70 hours and . minutes.
This il seven minutes than the eastward record
Of DAYS 1S hours and 80 minutes. held oy me
Iucania and the Campana is thus. for the nrst
time in her history. the real ocean queen Among
the passengers brought on the steamer We're
w Chapnan. Belgian Consul a. san Francisco,
A Cohen British Consul az Pcrt-ai-Prlnce, y rerIy
T C;sllig General J. Blackburn Jones l-ieutenal-
Caonel W O. Knox. G b. General Jonn =, Ne~.
b. Rawson Walker, British Consul AZ ChaTies'oi''
and the Rev Thomas O'CarroH
As the s.!p coming up Gefneys thanhei ia =
Friday night one OF her steerage passengers StH-
denly picked up a short bench that was lyhs on l.e
deck and Jumped overheard with L An alarm
was given Sut the steamship proc eedei ner 0Illcr
believing that the must have been Niieu DS me
propeers. and that any search was useless @ LnrS
believe IL was a case of suicide but II seems more
probable that the did not know row lar II W.
70 the shore. and hoped 10 land without & nat III.
10 pass through the hands OF the AUTHORITIES dt
Ellis Island His name IS not known
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
DEBT DRoTE HIN TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
A BROOKLYN CARRIAGE PAINTER KILLS HIM
SELF WHEN ASKED TO PAY BILL

A pROOKIYN CARRIAGE PAINTER KILLS HIM
SELF WHEN ASKED TO PAY BILL.
r-barlss Roenmeie. a carriage painter doing bus-
ness at No s2s Graham-ave.. committed sulcile
yesterday morning by shooting himself in the right
.ar,,I. With a 32-calibre revolver. Death was in
soantaneous. Roemmele was thirfy-two years oln
,na The son OF Frederick ROemmele. a wealthy
,na.r,aker living in the Fifteenth Ward OF Brook
lvn He lived happily with his wife and three
children az No ass North Second-st The only rea-
son assigned for his act is that he was heavily in
dabt althouah he owned two three houses and
could have discharged all hts obligations by either
selling one or nortgaging them. This ne would
not do. ,
Yesterday morning. While engaged IN nhishihs
@ ,ranspareucv for the Fifteenth Ward Democratic
Association in his shop. several creditors called
This made him respondent and NJ stopped work
and went 20 his father and applied for money. MT
Poemmele told him 70 make out list OF his debts
and he would give him a check for IN. amount
Wha-her or not this offer was accompanied oy a
lecture on extravagance is not known. but wnen
h. returned TO his shop IL IS said ne was despcrc-
on, He had lust put ths last strokes Of the brush
On the words David A. Body when the whistle
NJ the rubber tube running upstairs blew again.
Roenrele took hold OF the tube and asked:
Well. what - IL?
Il have bill OF long standing 70 collect and
would Ike 70 know II you can't pay il now was
Roenrne;s made no answer but few seconds
later a pistol shot echoed through the ouililns \
tube in one hand and the smoking revolver n ne
other was ROemmele. dead Word was sent 70 MS
father and family and the body was taken IN
I. is said that since the death OF ex-Assembiy-
man Shields he had had moody ana melancholy
sts The two men were schoolrates and grew up
10 be warm friends.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
SHIPPING We IT'S.
poRr oF NEw YonK. sAruRDAY ocr. e1 1sea

PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY Get. 81 1893
ARRIVED
steamer Eng anu iBr. H-c4eT, LONDON october .
Win nidse w Hurst. Arrived TIE Bar
steamer Marsaa Ger. sareen. Hamourg. October g.
nlds- ll5 -teerage ps,-enges Funrh. Eiye
steamer La cs.pine Dut'h NarS.rhiaeger Antwerp
October :. ballast 70 l. RandebrocA. Arrived 40
si5eaner Gryc1a Prince Br. Mar. Pat5- sep,-rao-r
u. kstakoa - halamats - Mi y. Pata- p A-,er
80. win mdse 70 Jonn seagrr Arrived at the lar
ss%sc G.Y e Par, lockwood s ceiea October l.
=, Steamer Eimoad;Ie1 sr. NTr. plrosre.o Q-'ooer
steamer Cisnfreeo. Pierce Clenfuegos October q.
,5'erase passenger, to James L Ward Co. Arrived at
steamrr Alamo Lewis. Galveston. with mdse and
PASSENGERS % e. Il Ma.orv CO.
with nd>e aad PASSENGERS 20 " CLYDE 20.
A -6'e eI.-rar9 ';,er Nsmr~er ,f4trn T. ears with
ndse 70 order yrssei Geo + varr-mann.
sandy HOOK. 10 n-Wnd calni tiicA for.
CLEAlt1D
steamer Orizaba. Mcintosh. Havana, Mexican ports
steamer hIoiio C5r). sykes. Antve-r-sanaer-on G
Steamer Leoua Barstow, KY west and Calve.ton-
Staner cifa-sia ,Br Wilson Gia-eow-TIenaer- -on
steamer Jason CBr'. Legos Monroro Bay Kerr
y amer Carlisle lsr. Glb6 noterdam-simp-on spenc.
steamer Famta. Simmons. Philadolpnia-wllam P clrde
steaner Psr.ian Prince ,BT Will Moutsyiieo Bueno-
steamer Dirnock Coleman. Boston II r D!mock
,Suf 'ienoa fBr'. swan. Aden. Kong Kong
Rarter & Co.
steamer W Erune. Delano. Raltmora-H 9 Foster
steamer Richmond. Doll. West Point. Va-Od Donlno1
steamship GO.
Heye.
steamer Hudson. K.Tnole. New-orlean--E : .u-n
steamer Colorado lBF Abbott. Hu->anderson +
:. steamer CITY Of Augusta Daggcr,. savannah-R :
Walker
steamer Manhattan Bragg. portisnd-Horluo Hall.
. Steamer Nadrlena fslsnI ArTanda2 Liverpool
Port Roval-Char-s p sumner & co.
steamer Civ Of Columbs. Walker. Norfolk and
port News-Od Dominion :, co.
Steamer Old Dominion. tOuch. Newport Views
R4chmOnf-Oid Dominion - Co
Steamer Alccto ,Brl. Marshall rondon--Sanderson &
Son.
Sickle
Ship Anna Ger. M-nkens. Brcmen-seorgr Z Var
reirnann.
Bark olga Ger. Schultz. Opo-o-F BT-re
Bark Aarhus Dam. cram Br1sbane-Arsrll & Doug
iass
SAILED.
ste2fners >nevia Ger HAMBURG Oun1 Bel. Ant
wsrp Ems GER. Bremen Southampton 8els t1r1.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
GELHIRDr CHARGED WITH MURDER.
TIE BROOKLYN POLICEMAN FIRED TWO SHOTS.
EITHER OF WHICH Would HAVE
KILLED HIS VICTIM


EITHER OF WHICH Would HAVE
KILLED HIS VICTIM.
Policeman William T Gelhardt. OF the Fourteenth
p-ecinc- Of Brooklyn. who shot and killed John
= x Greene near the entrance Of the Evergreen
Cemetery on Friday morning was arraigned yester-
dav in the Gates-ave. police court 70 answer a
charge Of murder. Frank e O'Reilly appeared for
the prisoner in behalf Of Jere Weinberg. who IL
oi,r OF town Mrs Gelhardt not In court. as
she Is still under a Doctors care suffering from
nervous prostrltion Counsel for the defendant de-
nanded an examination which set down for
SATURDAY next. The prisoner then taken 10
jail
The body Of the murdered man IS still at Ben
retts undertaking establishment. where Or. Clay
land yesterday made autopsy He found that
the two bullets had taken effect one had pene-
trated the left breast while the other had entered
the back directly between the shoulder blades.
Either wound the physician said, would have
proven fatal. The position OF the wound seems
10 show that Greene facing Gelhardt when
he fired the first shot and received the second
bullet when he turned % escape
The detectives OF the Fourteenth Precinct yes
terday searched Greenes room. az No. 81 Georgia
ave In his trunk found a bundle Of letters.
some Of which had been written by Mrs Gelhardt
The trunk also contained Il diamond ring belonging
70 Mrs Gelharit besides a photograph Of her and
her boy Willie. About the room scattered a
nalf-dozen lace tides and mats. which identi-
fied by murderer the ones he had his
wife making The trunk and It's contents now
in the hands OF the police.
Mrs (felhar~tt. II is said. admitted Captain
Dunno thar she had been intimate with Greene
for years. She also stated that Greene had
her completely in his power. and exercised in
ruence over her which nothing could counteract-
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Fire was still smouldering last evening in the
ruins OF Deyo Sons buildings. which were burned
THURSDAY evening. Firemen are constantly AT
work directing streams OF water and oveThaulins
the burning masses OF hay. grain ana coal. irS-
terday several hremen were overcome oy smoke.
rhers will be a recppton Of members n the
Cantral Methodist Episcopal Church THIS morhihs'
This evening the Rev. : Parkes Cadran me pas
tor will deliver the first OF course Or three ser
mons on The PrOdigal SON. several orders
for additional street improvements VIII come pc
IRE the Common Council at the meeting Monday
night The claims of =. D Gale have been consld-
cred In committee and will come up fOr acton IT
a f,,u hoard is .resent Action will also be taken
On A message from the Mayor vetOing the appoint
nert OF John NJ Terrey Water Commissioner
The first regular meeting Of the Nonkers
Local Union OF the Society Of Christian kndeaVor
will be held In the Westminster presbyterian Il
Church Monday evening The lonkers 90
c,efv for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals has
elected Walter " Low a director and Or. n. ".
F2a-fh sacrs
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
MOrNT VERNON

Frank Malone the missing treasurer OF the tx
else Board Of Mount Vernon. returned YESTERDAY
HA shortage amounted 10 SO To protect him
from arrest fifteen friends Of Malone each paid 70
the Excise Board 80 70 MAKE good MS dehciency
Had not the shortage been made up; Malone W9uII
have been arrested. Yesterday was The nrst Malone
has been seen since MS mysterious dlSapl"trahce
IN July last The Excise Board. whicn mas hot
bson In ;ession since Malone DISAPPEARANCE, as IL
could NOT meet without him. held its first meeting
yesterday behind closed doors.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
lEHIGH VALLEY R. R.

A. FOLLOWS
100 4. VI. daily for MACCH CHUNK and inter-
>.l5 A. VI. daily ,ar GENEVA, OcHFsTER
~ No and ne Vest. louisville and Drinc Da
ocal points 10 wlxssoarrr. Pu Imam ar ~
Lufao.
900 =. VI. iay Except SUNDAY 'or CLINTON and
luf. .ru.ra.lts stations.
lisjs 4. ". dalv yor eiENFvA. ROCHESTER
b fFAID. NIAGARA FALLS and AL point, VT
'n nan ,.e.lrr 70 CHICAGO Buffalo Pu.imln Buset
-io.n-r 'ay0 suspension Brs-r connections ,or
ld'n; lnI Harris urg
ili31 L. VI. ia..r .Nrrpt SUNDAY 'or ELMIRA and
A. rmltate stations connecting Tor P0ttsy Tie.
81 IS p. VI. i1liv rycrpt sunday. Or VINNuAN.
No'N ,nd prncipa intermediate -a- on~.
xr-harrr- .onn,rrlor- POttsvile.
800 mud $40 p. VI. ia.r. -Nr"pr >sndtf ioJ
-Ol tn pLAlNFltI.D and int.i m"d4t' stations.
J,l5 p. VI. daily. -Vr"pt ~untavs. FOR MACCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations chair 20 Eastvn.
900 p. VI. dlay or 3 tFALo. NINrAR, FALLS.
and Al rlnt- N--s Pp! man -ireprr- Clcas0.
Buffalo suspension Bridge connections 'or Read
lng aud Hlrri ,hgr-.
>,,5 p. VI. daily ,or ITHACA GENEVA. R9cHEs
rl.R ri Fk NT.o. NIAGARA FALLS. and al p1nt>
We-t. Pullman lf-, sleeper 2 Chi Va Suspension
Bridge. pu.ll an -ie"per "a BuTalo.
additional sunday train, 10 30 4. NJ ,or Mauch
Chunk Intermediate Stations. connections FOR Potts
yil,. i.iO r. VI. 'or Fs-on lnd nterneiate stations
General East m q ficr 13j Broadway New YORK City
The N-w-vorE Transfer Company viii eal for ana
check baggnys rom motel rnfnnce through a. drs
fuIfion \ W. N'NNf.hN hrN
PDrTrN y WTIRTR. Assistant t-'l Pass. Agent.
'rrnl >uft. Eastern DIV
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22

LIVERPOOL Manitoba lBr' London dammit Ger Dover
- Toufain. Fr. Htvre OrTaoa. Htsant' Prns Nliem
ftruus PFi Liverpool Kaise- Wilhelm fl Ger. Genoa
tlrcas-a Br. ,sis-goW Island pan. e-ttln city or
Columbia Norfolk and Newport News CITY Of Augusta.
snip ibner Coburn Hong Kong. Bark st James.
shan ghai.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OAK Island Range Front Light
Notice is mat ties now .horn on OAK Island.
asel l,-i -, N place Il ~ Island 'FRONT.' Light
-he flier L. i-'3 The structure
fl 20 rDuit ana rAr rsia i-A rAh4Ditea A. ~oon as
practicable. u which irr nnrr" VIII De siNen
Rv order u tie Llcnthou-" Board.
JAMES \. GREER. Rar- AImir1i. L. :. Nav
Wellington .. e.. OcfoD-r - lr.5 Chairman
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Potomac b.. Leitch. sailed from Liverpool
f0r NrN- i0ft. october 20
steamer N.y I1fs f...n"t'. Jameson, for View
sailed from ,D.-erH Hprm October Il
hr. l. ''aila-. sailed from Glasgow
fal N"v-llIk Nrtob-i -
~. amer ethiopia ..T'. boothuv. nom Nav YORK
October 1th Daorr rrpaIca passed October
18Th ai.tlIe $50. longitude f1bl, via. shaft broken
aui 9roce-..ns ndrf -'i.. tIfi'ea a. her Destination
steamer ,lar-n-o OBJ. Bingham. ron N-w-YorK
October /. via efie~s~nd arrived lt shield, peoOer 20
,s.iu .wan-..l Tor N.e.Yofa October -.
,t-9mer I.-usrl,re HT. i--v rom Rotterdam
.allei from I1mourg .or N~w-Yorx October 10.
-tesn"r -rn..-i-m ylt.n Brou" ? trnm New YORK
steamer Noorr.aud Beig 'rrant. for NeNYorS. saied
rom Antwerp October 4
steamer -l-~..a I'al Bruno RON N.vYork 5epterr-
80 f0f Nrdi--ranru. passed Gibraltar October -
Neu- IorK ps.-oi ~ rif1l october =.
Gamer RIfrarr~r Br. Cow" t-Inr NeW-F0rk >"g'Nrr
lef go ii arrived pf Lr,hnr1 'lcobe- -
steamer MInchfa .'fer S"eicHen, rom Nr"-fork
tT'f II 40 Maple October Il
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
HOME Ne US.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f. ingalls, of Cincinnati.
CIAIFN DON-Charlcs J. ". Gwinn II Baltimore
FIFTH AvENCE-uenry W. sage. of Ithaca HorF-
MAS-senator Ed ward Murphy. r. n Troy Hol-LNND D
Alfred DE- Clspsreie. swiss Minister no Washington
and H Montsru Alian d Montreal. MI RRAf HILL
Commander william N F,lGer Tnite. states Savr
-AVOY-Dr. Won Patschek Austrian Commissioner
General 70 the Columbian EXPOSITION VICTORIA
Ileutensnt-C oonel W. ) KnoX. o; England.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
B.4LTINORE OHIO Il. II.

BALTIMORE. W,,IiiSGroY; Chicago; CmIrAG CIScIN-
Pi LLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
I,a.- NeV-Y rI. foot u Liberty - -.
For CHICAGO II 80 m.. 80. D. N. Il 10 nignt
Flr PITTS -Ms 30 p. NJ. i - night.
For ClNCl NNArT IT 10 l. A. M. q D. N. -
For W ASHINlrTJN BALTIMORE. . a. m. II 80
D. M. Dining car. 30 = 81 p. n. Dining Car, D. q
ID. m. l. IS 1lgit Al train, daily
For NOEFoLR, Bay Line 30 p m. EN. sgniay. .,
Tsk.t Offices IT, 2Ni .lj s+h lltl BlNtY. ..
r. I4th..t 400 G-,nd- y Y. 3it tulunn.-,.. Brook
vn sat on of LIber'v-st. c. Il. Il. Of Y J.
N.sv. York rran-(. Go. VIII ral tur and check OaSgayn
rom h.t.i ur rasdrIce 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
Ne EV-JERSEY.
TPSFy CITY

Four yachts respectively owned by Commodor-
G n Benson Vice-COmmodore Garret Van Horn
Captain Rollins and Seth q. Babcocx. OF the Jersey
city YACHT Club lying of the Communipaw shore
were broken into and robbed by river pirste rs on
by breaking open the cabin doors Ihe PaFonla
Yacht Club escaped. 0v-ng 10 me tact that mere
was a party on one Of the yachts which did not
break up until a late hSir
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

y. I. q. { II. = P z. Co. Lt~>>I-l-l
EXCURSION TICKET. TO WORLDS PAR
GOOD TEN DAYS Sl1.g0.
ALSO ROrND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18th. $500.
Trains save VT f9a--t. station. NovT1rt. o.
lows ana Is Minutes earlier nom FOOT Frank r-,--
800 A. N.-Daar 20 ~i-p.u son Bridge. -xcepe
sundays u C9eymans Junction.
S:Bb 4. IA Albany tni a ato a. PE.
ior p Abanr sunday only
1910 4. M.-Dlr Pr \ laar --lcs. -r-a,Ise, Rob
e-,-r Buifao. Niagara Fal- D"-roit Calca-o 49, ep:
>stugfar r0r r0rlEr'-
11;,5 4. M.-D.uv. except rsundlv. % catsSiA III.
Albany >asatoqa Cad TeL Las- Georse. p1s.or ss
20 8loomvfl-. -alaro-l ara l4l.R.i.
400 p. M.-DlAr. Except >lntsr FOR LatskN Mounr
5.f5 p M-Drilr - A,b1n- Montreal. Ctica sy-aca.A
- dorchester. Bu'fi.o NagasI Fl.s. lsgoa-o D-tfoiL
Cleveland and Chicago
S.,s p. M-Dai-r .-pt sunday. ,o- Nevrnrg Albany
aid Mont "a. PIa-.T ~
~,lJ p. Ma. sor Albany r-.c1 ~---e1>e l0che,tR
Buffao. Niagara Fa-s. Toronto. Det1ir Ce. --4nd and
Haversr-aw Locals 90 a. m. -. 81. - D n
Newbnrg Locals 20. 10 10 a. m. L Il, 30. Ia
N. IL IS D. Daily
Wagner sleeping for Albany, Ctica. SYRACUSE.
RochsDr Buffalo Niaca-t Falls. Toronto Detroit Cevs.
land Chi al through trains.
For tickets tine ahes, par.or snd seepngear accom-
modsrons. Information. apply Offices BrnoAIyn 30
726 Fultons, Annex Office. foot trltol
New York city. ll3. -9l s63 - and ois BFo,dr
vay ls3 Boserv 81 East l4tn-,t, iJ Vest l2otls a,
ana AZ stations 4. =. LAMpEHT.
Gene'1i PaS-frger Agent
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise - 20 Moon s.ts o7IMsoas srs y
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 40 Gov Island u T.ll Cate %
PM-sandy Hook Is lrOv Island 81 II al rate IS
New-York tribune., 1893-10-22
FIRST GAME-RUY LOPEZ.

THE CITY CHESS GLIB IS ALL RIGHT.
The City Chess Club has not disbanded. as re-
ported yesterday IL IL going disband.
,wftl IL arrzIzamafe with the Manhattan Chess
club n VIII remove its rooms over the
cafe Manhattan. IN Second-aye.