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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
NETWORK CITY.

oocosstpl md wellattendcd sunday afternoon
na ovenin, concerts were gwen at Eldorado yeS''f
a Tho nrorromfne was an enjoyable one 'I'
ooc,ions hcnr IN accordance with popular taste, ana
a., o,rov ~ eo,o,s,s extensive. These concerts VIII
be given every sunday throughout the S'"so"' "'."
n,onarotions are being made for the opening oil 'h'
regular season on June L. when boloN'S h"""'
sncc,ocla King solomon and the Destruction %
Jerusalem will be revived
The library Of the late Philip Hone. OF this CITY,
with additions from other sources, the whole COM
prl,,ng about 600 volumes, including Groler ''"o
Publications. Boydcll's Shakespeare. WORKS on Ma
poleop Horarhs works. etc. will he sofa III Au'"on
Lax Bangs a. Co., No 100 Broadway, beginning To-Day
at 3 p.
Martin Morrison truck driver. was hold In Sl'oFo
bon bv Judge RYAN at the Tombs Police Court yes
crdov 70 await the result OF injuries 10 Bartholomew
Collin. whom Morrison ran over near Pier - Norm
River. saturday afternoon. Collins IS new IN 'He
Chambers street Hospital.
Charles D. Mrs. fifty years old, Of No. &c Bedford
ST. this city, and Charles Blackburn. thirty years
old Of t1oster. ~ j. who were arrested on saturday
evening charged with disordcrly conduct were dL'
charged with a reprimand by Justice Ryan IN INC
Tombs Police Court yesterday.
An address on the subject. "Urbe Nostra,' by H.
l. P,rdy will be delivered this evening before the
members OF the Harlem branch OF the Young Men
Christian Association No. West One-hundred -an'l-
twcnty.Nft Mr. Purdy is student Of the history
Of New-York and his address is fnll OF warnings
against the evils which threaten the metropolis
The work Of putting In the new bronze doors OF
Trinity Church will De begun to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
ASSAULTED IN THE STREET.

At an early hour Yesterday morning foncenH''
Toand OF the Gixh Precinct. heard cries OF f"lc''
coming from the direction OF "Iahd-S'. u" "r'u'"
ove When the officer reached the place he saw 'hr''
mon assembling another The qs'ailants on secipg the
officer approaching started 10 run. After hVeiy
chase Toland captured of them ara TOOK nm n''h
~ where the victim lay bleeding from cuts about
the face The prisoner said he was William ierpcr''
of No. 60 Ten Eyck-st. The injured man was '"nn
Dntchcrt. of NO 900 Graham.ave After his wo""n>
! ! ho,rn wbnn he was accoSted by the prisoner
and his companions. who demanded money i3r peer
He refused TO give them money ana wa NE t"ra
upon and beaten Herbert VIII pe ar'"'s"
Jnstce Watson to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

g.. >, .,,gct Arrived at the Bar at II 40 m, 81
s,comer aida 90 r. ThaenhoIst Genoa May - Win
mase and 50 first Mn, iTsSa a, ' the Ear At M
steamer aama l>IaH Riyera noa's gay 90 rri,s
steanr Accnquh, ratt and Char e'on
SreaTcr Tallahassee A-kins. SAVANNA with mdse ant
e ;oin ke "iiSphcrs Newport Nor
folk with mi-c ard passengers to Ola DOMINION S'e"''
Company - ,.,.,.u -,,,o,n Pou..e,u phia
dep andy Hook. . 30 p. m.-Wind calm very hazy.
SAILED.
wcima, Gen Or Bremen AdrOnGaTk B1
Massa - bu, LhN'rio' 4. dam InnI4stini cBn' Kic
NOTICE To MARINERS
Succonnc--,t Shoii Light-vessol.
Notice Is hereby given that. about June > ls93
Licht.ycs-el No d, now moor,d ~ milchannc ptmra'
surronne-set and Eldrldgr shoals Nantucket Souhu'
Na.-,rbu.,ttS will BE- removed from her station Tor re-.
I'm or fog i;enal BIZ Relief Lght-vcsse No. o. Relief
ITrhtve..s 40 has two masts schooncr.rleged. With
red hooJei day mark at each ma,thcai tinsna1 OF
AZ nanma.tcad only huh red nste,d Of straw color
replaced her station as soon As The rrpars have been
l'y order Of the I's''A'" jlH Iff7iE a. csrER
HearAamrll. U. s. Navy
Washington. D. O.. June 3. 1893. Chairman.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FORrIGN PORTS.
London June ARRIVED steamer Bel2rava OBJ,
athampton. June Subsistence saale tGcr).
Arilycd-stcamcr Trave Gc) Safdcr, New-York Tor
NotiIc June 4.-Arrivcd--Stcamer CITY Of Rome (Br)
Young. NrwYork for glasgow tand plocc'deul. IN,
Qrccn-t0wn. June i.-saicd steamer Aurana .Br,'
Mckay Arizona (Ir. Brooks (rom LiverpooD, FOR New
Scilly June i-pas-cd -stcnmGr Essen Ger. Bruhn
NcwYoik VIA batmoT or ,a"nr I,ai, fEr. Craig
Malta for Newly rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
THE GIRL MAY DIE FROM TIE KICK.

John Ouely Of No. l33 Bedford ave-, was arrested
Yesterday on a warrant by Court Officer Kelly. OF the
Lee Avenue Police Court. charge of fclonios as
sault on Mamie Golden. lveycarold Child VINO Is
said TO be in a dangerous condition a her home NO.
,ss North Seyenthst The assault took place on Fri
day night and was the outcome OF quarrel De
tween the girl and sister Of Qucly, thirteen years
old The Two girls have rot been friendly terms
for some time and on Friday met in front OF query
homo where they said to have engaged IN har-
pulling match Quely then appeared and s'fnck 'n'
c1rl. knocking her down, and then. 1t Is alleged MoA
Ing her. The child was carried TO her nome wnfr
she has sYI1ce been I'm n serious condition. Jusucc
CONNOLLY Yesterday refused accept bail without
certificate from q physician as TO me cOhuu'h VI u"
arl and Quely sent To JAIL uhUl 'o-uN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

New.York Jockey Club races Morris ParS' %;3o D. HI
Departure Of the Iniana Eul3e and party Tor 'hi'aSO'
II a.
Sentence OF DR.. Buchanan by Recorder Smyth'
Opcnnc United States Horse and Cattle sh W. Ei'h'''
ave and ono hundred and .Af;y nfth-st., 10 a. m
Meeting Of the Directors Of the Pacific Mail steamship
Company.
Ladlaw case, Supreme Court.
(;uctcrbock case before the Grand jury
Meeting OF Sorosis, Sherry's.
Methods. Preachers Meeting Fth-ave and twentieth
ST. morning. so pu,o
American Missionary Society meeting. No. III Dioe
House p. m. ,
White Plains Beard Of Trustees meeting e'cHns'
Graduating exercises Collegiate School, NO III "eS'
Seventy sevcnth.st evening.
American Institute of Christian Philosophy mec'inR
Hamilton Hall, ,. m. ,
Staten Island Academy directors meeting c'ei's'
Meeting Of Amphion Musical Society BrooAI!h' p III
rmnire club entertainment, No. 1iG west fofV-
thildst. p. M -, rov,, NJ,
Sessions, 10 q. m
Mans ease Court OF Common Pleas. morning -
Mcetinq Of American Institute Ct PhehOios!' No' -
East Twenty first. evening. c,,
Horse sale at Tattersals. Fifty hfthst aha oc'cn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
MAENT NI.nNON.


Tho Pow y 7 Nas,cck W. tor ~ thc Tnlvcr~aii''
concfc-ation preached to the second Iniv'r,''i ;"
co,v at Harlem Yesterday morning. Ar'hD.'i'i
Corrcan Ia, transferred the Rev. william = N''S
from the Church Of The sacred Heart TO the 'hur
Of the immaculate Con option In las ! fN''''","
ST. New York city. II seems pr"b"hI" '"a' 'i''
moral, Of Mount Vernon will be- a MI" Improved
especially on Sunday,. Icfor" Ia Republican NAV .
and the Republican Board ~ Aldermen came i''
ollie. a roari Of ENcl-c was appointed f)r two years
and II IS composed Of two Democrats the Ecplhr III
member Dr. ". McD. lal,ey, having resigned be-
cause he was unable to Influence the other members
10 limit the number OF liquor shops. Inc KepnDh''l
officials now propose 10 enforce ID" n"" cA''" u"
50 far as their pov,rs extend and secure the arrest
Of every person who shall be intoxicated in public
p,acc Tie law specifies in'oNca'ion ~ -disofd"iy
conduct" and every person arrested while nioNic1ird
may be FINISHED by y fine 81 moi less than -. nor
nor than -lu. or by Imprisonment mol 'Ncrciins
siX months \ concert for the b"nehi "i me
Mount Vernon Hospital and the Bureau Of CHARITIES
will bc given io-nigh' by IA" pupils Of the lnih
Avenue Grammar >'Hool " A', t,, and "a, Fnr,
display" from Memberships Athnli". solo, ana
chorus: solo and chorus from sPohr's "CrncihN"n.
piano solos. etc.. to end with the star Sp'nS''d
banner
Charlie, H. seaman vas arrested on saturday nigAt
in Mount Vernon charged with grand larceny. lie
was arraigned before City Judge Appel yesterday
morning and held IN 300 bail to appear FOR exam
iuation this afternoon. The charge against seaman
/, that he borrowed a set Of harness and wagon
from o'Ilalhan's livery stable Twenty fourth-st ana
Third ave- Ncw-Yok a month ag1. and allied 20 return
them. lie admitted Yesterday that he had s'ld the
rig stephen ". stlllwe appeared for the defendant.
sinlwel told the Judge that Seaman WIS not r'~pon-
sble for his actions. II" had mania for borrowing
things and then selling them. lie hat boon tn trouble
Tciorc and Ms fnther had Away paid ID" claim
He had nearly ruined "a, father WN1 j. q prominent
citizen Of Mount Vernon. lie had ALREADY paid over
S2O.o0O to settle up claims 70 keep III, son "ui -
prison. Two year, agO seaman, wife l'ft him on
account Of his actions. and went TO live with her
parents and subsequently got divorce.
Al the time his wife left him b." ct a writ 81
habcas corpus, from judge lmgrahnm, SAYING 10. ~
wife's family OBTAINING her against her NH.
When the case up IN court the VIII" sw"rc sl"
vould not live with him and that she not de-
tanned against her Will. Lawyer stwcl will ask
TO have seaman adiudgcd insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
WE,STCHESTER COUNTY,.
WORKERS.

THEY MAY CoNyE,T TIE RAILROADS.
II IS reported among railroad men III io"~'I,
,ba New-Yorh Central and Hudson hNei
which has now acquired the We" ioih "' 49, =.
: T. manning 10 connect the tracks oi "o'" ' "
IIigh Bridge and build CONNECTING I"""
noint near Ludlow station on tn ''h'r'i l" h'"'
ON the Northern. Iy doing this inc ''hr" "''''
;, ,o,lod Ia RIM trains either from Onc-huldrrnah'
nftv-fnI-st. or FoIty--ccondst. Ne" YORK. anu 'o'
also run its local trains over 'l' No'''''" ~
fro,n High Irdre 10 NoDkcIs. ms pan """ I'm
, th hrrdon Of local traffic out Of in" tronp''o'c
."e n,,,,n emf and the equally troublesome
cro,s.oycr" and IT would also do away win 'nr ~
or. Of moiniooing douLlc station rvic" al iiiSh
rrdrc Morris Iiciehis and Kng'brlagr Wh're '"'
t,vo lines are parallel. The distance over ''' he"
route would be- about tho same aS N way VI
snuvten Dnyvil. The connecting lln' NJ >"h"r'
wond pas, through the southern part oil th'cN' ""
as There wonld in all probability b. on" or more STA
lions between Lowerrc and Ludow, would greatly en-
bonco real estate values in that part Of the city, where
IN many Nev-Yorkcrs are making their hom">
Tho electric road between YonkrrS ana Mount YER
NON WAS tested on saturday afternoon. ana was
formally opened to travel last evening The rnnhih1
time is thirty minutes between the two cities. :
t1ro commissioner John Rowland and H. Carl
Kroelcr. Of Yonkcrs sailed for Enrop' on saturday
an tbo Alaska Mr. Krocbcr will visit his i me
I'm Munich Germany. and expects TO take 'o"''o
Of 6udy in The University Of Ecrlin Mr. kowla"'
Will spend several months in willing various places
y. ,,,ars, The residents OF Warburion
~ o bicblv pleased with the now asphalt pave
mont which is rapidly approaching complotion II Is
bo,nc laid from Main-st. north. distance OF milo
and 4 half The tracks OF the trolley lihc' WHO" 'N
tend through this avenue break up the 'V'hh''S VI
the pavement a. well Getract from the beauty =
the avenue bnt the smooth surface looks lhViuhS
10 the good people who Ike to drive 'hF'"s" '"''
1hc handsoucst ~ Yonlcr-'s thorougifare'.
Tho city PROPOSES TO build an addition I" historic
Manor Hall now used is . municipal huilding. Inc
improvements are TO be used for the puTl"S" "i
accommodating several city Offices. when are 100" III
rented building, out side Of tho City Hall me cot
nf the addition will be- $4,000. The r"Vr al i.r
civ are loudly dcnounclng the action oi u, NY
officials because the improv rm"ni, WI. pm w" .,p
n,.rancc of the oldest landmark In New "rk ,''r
Manor Hall was hu by Frederick lhhp'' ~ -
The annual commencement 81 =. Jos'pH =.
rochjal school viii take place on Jun" 10. -. W, W
na.t 10 600 worbncn IN ;Ac various shop {" lm iiS
,nif, 81 their lr, holiday Of TIE s~sOh Oh N"'""''
The IA tories closed down 81 n ON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HELD FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

While Policeman Belts. of the sixteenth Precinct
was pa,rolllng his post in iarrisonavc at mun's,'
Saturday he met Peter Springer OF NO 100 ram
ave- at Walton-st. in a state OF excitement Sprnee
said he had been attacked by three men, "no' ,, '
assaul;ing him, robbed him OF 30 in monp'. ~
oss,u.nts had entered the hallway OF NO. loo liar
rlson-ave he said and the officer accompanies MN
10 the house. Is tcnement-house ana ""en
they reached the second floor the voices VI se>i"i
persons could he heard in rear roon'' i"o Po''''
man applied for admission Du' was , ,ra.
mil ladder vbich was found In the hail. Was
,,acod AGAINST the door, and Springer mounted the
ladder. ana looking through the transom over 'he
door recognized among the gathering me nan WHO Mo
had rh.d his pockets. Pol, e"l bo,.S oro nH ,hI
door -uringpr pointed out the man VINO llhu ropDi
him. AMI thc officer at once took him into cnStoly;
% WnrrS Dirmond and denied having committed
the robbery. -, -, ...,uo po,icc Conrt
ros,'rd"v irsII.c Connolly held him for examination
on a charge of highway robbery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUF,-Sr David Mcpherson, OF 'aneua'
UOFFMAN-James (. Ewing, United States Minister u
Belgium uOI.LAND-Senator william VI, stewart, "i
Nevada MARLBORO CGH-Mrs. Jefferson Davis ohi
Miss Winnie Davis. wALDORF-R. c. Kefen' oi ~.
Louis wTSTMINS rEI.-Judrcs David L. Follett anu
Alton r Parker Of the Ncw.York Supreme Ooui''
Unconstitutional John T.. Frisbic, Of Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
A SERMON TO EfRENEN-

The West Twentyhird street Baptist Church. hav-
inc been closed for repairs, services being held in
tho Grand Opera House In addition to the regular
congregation Mazcppa Jioso Association Of Volunteer
Ffremen present last night. The services,
which specially arranged for the fremcn. were
conducted by the Rev. F.. s. Holloway. In his ser
he paved glowing tribute 90 the firemen. prais-
ing them for their bravery and willingness IN cndanger
their lives 10 save property and the nves OF others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
JUNE SALE OF
DRESS GOODS.

Our usual summer sale OF Dress
Goods begins To-day.
Remaining lines of Rich Dress
Goods, including cOstlicst novel;
ties, are marked down to the
prices Of ordinary goods.
Elegant Crcpes. Half SILK
Twccds. Changcablc Grenadines,
Stylish Suitings of French. Scotch
and English make. ut S1.OO per
yard; these goods are i'm irregular
lengths from 3 to = yards, and, in
view of the reduced prices. are
to be sold only i'm the lengths, as
cut.
jOOpicces Storm Serges. in best
shades of dark blue, at 80 cents,
1j cents, S1.OO and S1.25 per
yard. These are superior values
and cannot be duplicated this
season.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

Time to give dcrbys the slip. We
believe in our IS dcIbys and i'll
skates, too; but it isn't skate time.
1t is straw-hat time and ruSsctShOe
time. If the rest of the shoe stores
sell as many russctS as we, what's to
become of the boOtblacks
But don't let us hurry you too fast /;
it isn't quite safe yet to wear the
thinncst clothes, and it won't be safe
all Summer to have nothing but the
thinncst clothes. Our medium weight
worstcd sack and cutaway suits, SD
to SO, will keep You safe now; very
often during the Summer, and way
into the Fall.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
THREE {rrince.
BROADWAY warren
STOKES. SGD st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
SLIGHT DELAY TO TIE BROADWAY CABLE LINE.

A slight accident TO the 14-foot cablcwhcel ut
Broadway and Thirty sixthst.. yesterday afternoon
caused stOppaee Of the entire road for an hour
and a half. Moro cable were put yesterday
than at any time since the road was completed. and
II is presumed that the unexpected strain caused
the trouble. After the cable had been pushed into
place the blockade was broken. and the fifty cars
that had been sharing the traffic OF the road with
the hOrsecars ran smoothly until midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

programme. Mrs. VI. d. Louis president OF the
school Awarded prize certificates and diplomas and
addresses were made by Lewis May. \. F. lioch-
stadter Dr. II. NJ. Lei pziger the Rev Dr. A. ,.
man confirmed several pupils OF the EmanuL
SisteThOOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
SCARBOROI GIL.

Philip D. Armour, the Chicago millionaire. h;
r, ntcd the beautiful summer home OF II. Walter Wei
at Scarborough, for the summer. Mr.. Armour Al
his family viii arrive In week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
THURSDAY. JUNE s.
SHIPPING NEUS.
fOKr or NEw-YOHK-sUNDAY. JUNE 4. 1893.
ARRINEn.

steamer tmbfln (fSD. Mckay. LIVERPOOL MAY -
queenstown - with mas. 10, inst l2l secoI,d cab n
ma 3s7 steolgc passengers 70 Vernon II Brown 4 Co.
Arrived al the l,1r II So y m 81
Stcamr tWre-sia (Brj, HAMS, glasgow MAY - ,nl
MoNiil &c win md IS first. 2iJ second ami al
stecI,ee pssenecr, Henderson Bros Arrived at tIr
Bar at II 80 u H. 81.
y =. Bohemia ("r), Sch.oden. Stettln May II, Ill
sngtorg Is, GuthcrDorg 10. Chrisnnahd 20. with mds
u cabin ana 3l2 Storage passengers to X Cortis
Arrived at the Bar at 8 . m.
Steamer La Bourgosne Fr). Leboeuf Havre Nay 81.
VIII nase, lit nrst W second end 4Qe Average paa,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE LOUIS SCHOOL,

The closing exercises OF the Louis Downtown
Sunday md Daily SCHOOL, were held ycser-
day afternoon at the Temple Emann-E fiflhave.
and Forty thrd-st. Tic school, which cstab-
Ished in 1872. has done a useful and lasting work
among the Polish Hebrews the lower East Side.
over 5000 children have passed through the school,
which Is at No. 267 Henry-st. About 500 pupils OF
the school were present yesterday REGULATIONS BY
the different classes made sp The larger part Of tAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
MOT\T KISCO

William Reed. fourteen Years old. living at Mount
Klsco was instantly killed Sauria, afternoon hy
being run hy n fast freight train the Harlem
Railroad M that place. The train had slowed mp
and Reed Jumped on the bmpers 81 one Of the cars.
The train suddenly started, throwing him dcrnrath
the wheels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
nnDR< 1~EDpN

J. j. McComb and family. Of NcwYork CITY. VII
not occupy their fine home 1T DODb, Ferry this sum
Incr. They sailed saturday for Eurole, whcr,
they will remain until fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
ThRRlTOWN.

Tho Board Of Education has decided 10 close the
public schools on June 30. and open ui' for the
fan session on September q. The fire companies
OF Tarryt0wn and North rrrytOwn preparing
for "A big parade this MONTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
HASTINGS.

The Tower Ridge Yacht club Will hold fair on
the Far and Near Grounds June IL. -. The en-
eagement Of DR.. f. y. Brandt and Miss Jennie Ross.
OF Hyde Park, Is announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
In preparation. This debate has been conducted for
over months In successive issues Of The Weekly
Tribune between VIM. VI. stewart. I. =. senator, for
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NILIIONAIREs.-Ac complete list OF tho S0t1 mill.
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money. Only list complied Valuable TO students.
economists md promoters Of new enterprises. "a
cents copy. lLnexibic cloth. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

WAR STORIKs.-OveP 40 tales or the Civil War. By
Union soldiers. InsptrluS thrns asd pathetic. Nest
Of shsn written isr Tribune cash prtsss. ~ seaso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 20 81 Moon he, II 80 Moons e
HIGH wA1ER Today
M-ssandy II ok II 10 GOV. md IL 30 Hell Gate -
P.M-SaAdy Hook II 80 GOV. Island ii 81 lie Cat "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

nov TO WIN FORTUNE. Andrew CarnsaIe's col.
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that here many chances tor poor men ~ ever
5 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

ALMANAC. IS03.--Third Edition. revised to the frs
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great Almanncs on the market. 3JO pages. Nov
ready. Fncts about tho Worlds Fair. 20 cents
copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

NEW NAvY.-Thc Tribunc's pamphlet hns great pop.
uInr value. Al the new warships described. with
number Of guns. dimensions. ctc" etc. THIS number
also contains the Gillian complication. ID cents
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS
PAMPHLETS

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

TRUE STORIES OF TIE WAR FOX THE
UNION.-A new collection (Apri 1899 OF stories
written by actual participants. THRILLING. pathetic aud
true. Is cents a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
INCOMING STE Il MERS.
TUESDAY, JUNE Il.
OUTGOING STE.t ERy
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7.

Z.
Vessel. Line. tof. Mails Close. Vessel Sails.
Csraca~. Rcd ID. La Guayra ..-....l1 90 800 % N
u rmarIe. White Literlooi.... 800 III II 20 q m
san Marcos Columbian, Colon 90 IN
Wcsternllnd Rid star, Antwrfp...... 100 III II a IN
muli, y Cuba. Havana ..--..- ] go III 3 90 y ~
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