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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

There was excitement r., tic Eilc RAILWAY station
ON saturday morning. Wien Justice of no, Peacr
william Levy wa, taken 10 Jor-cr C'y on Il warrant
charging him with forgery. Ina spit. of Wi "f
habca, corpu, obtained u Paterson. IN" c.iar-"
wa, preferred ~ Gcor-c T.. Rust. Cny Counsel of
Ia-.aic and grew out of % .u ia Do" Claucrry Court
brought 10y Ivy against Rt.-t. Levy produced eight
ircctpi,. which # b. alleged w'rc forscri.s. n i4c
trial. and ,worc 10 their gonun'n'--. -i.'ron -"p-
arais charges If forgery and perjury Law" hD"i made
against Levy. who ON Friday nigh, 500. n.r-,ol and
pat IN the raa-ac Jail. H. j." or. Ioma, Il. Wat
on. went TO Paterson. thc county seat ana got @
writ " haboas corpua from JUDI Hopper yesterday
morning.
Mr. Watson came to li.-alr on the . 30 train. and
al the station met Levy and Detective John -iach.
Of Jersey CITY. The detective. hurried Lryt no."
train. while Mr.. Watson vHrr'd he d''rilN" no' to
tafc the prisoner away. and ai the vii, Of haha-
cOrpl, 10 him. The detective held 10 hi. pri ,oncr.
the train moved oil. Mr. Watson jumped Oh board and
in fifteen minnica the whole party were m Hudson
county. II l. expected that M" Hudson County
Grand .Iurl VIII con idrr l.ri}'r ease this week.
General Bird W. spencer. ~tttc Inspector Of Iinc
Practice. went to the state Camp 800 Girt
SauIdny ana will .iny thcr" or siN weeks. In cirr
Of the State RI" range.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

Chicago July 9.-"thicf Justice" O'Eomkc and h."
associate Judge" from WASHINGTON. fen 'a-v victims u
the Cnlt.'' TIN, af; McGiN could not locate Inc
ulsttcr f. the fouitl and twice forced in iun, WIN
lase, On ball. The WASH gt1ns made nv uncarned runs
In that Inning 4 single diving in two SCOPES. Tie
local payri% ba,teJ l.Icr hard and Won by their "o'
with the bat. The weather cloudy and warm 40 u'
attendance 500. hnay ain and wind Stoim set u
jn-t after the game Over. Iho score.
T %dy os,,;, .....-........35 J 3 %
Ta-ehits-Chicago l., Washington ,. Eft rs Chicago
Wa,hingto } Bat,cIi,~. I,Gu and Sch3irNcr; Isicr
and Farrell. Umplc-t arrutnors.
Cincinnati July 9.-Onc Of tho largest cIoad- Of The
season saw "Tony' Mullane pitch hi, nrt against
the home team since his engagement in Baltimore. To
the eighth inning Mulanc pitched superb style. He
had the Cincnnati- shut ont without a run, while his
own side had scored two In thn ninth inning Mnanc
went TO pieces lie two base. o. ball. and. was
nit for $50 single which gave the home team three
run. AMI the game. Attendance, 1868. The score
Cincinnati ..-..........--O > .
Baltimore ..-.-.-.-..---.o J " ! u v u
notwithstanding >, Baltimore 9. Errors Clncin;
u,tI z baltimore > I;att rics King. sullivan and
Wuiihy: Mu!lanc and Robinson. Umprc-Em-lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

There Is n curiou, complication n Orange over The
improvement of Highest. ono col TIE principal i"fon-"
fare, OF Tie CITY. some month, ago b. Wis decided
TO macadamizc # and to Pave Tie CUTTERS With
Belgian blocks An ordinance was n--'d for tbs.
BY clerical Muudcr. The advertisement calling for
ids specified cohllc.iono- instead Of Belgian hlo'h-.
The contract Wa, awarded 10 John p'Rouf.c. Mayor
Lawrence r. Fen vetoed u.r resolution awarding o."
contract. On the ground Of fatal rrculariiy in 'a'
proceedings, The Council passed tlc r-olutlon over
lie Mayors veto. but Dee refused 10 sign thc con
tract.
Thcroupon Tho C,y Counsel was Instructed 10 apply
10 o.. supreme tourt for manaamu- t1 compel 3D."
Mayor 10 sign II. In tho mean time au order Was
issued Lv Vice Chancellor Van llr.t Stopping alI
work on the .lr't. Tlc street B, Dow air olui'l'
lmpas,ahlc Last Nouday evening 'Ac Common Com.
cn under The advice Of thr associate cts counsel.
passed a resolution authorizing John seymour. th"
president Of Lc common 'ouuon 70 cN"cut" ~" con.
tract. lui without r,,olrdrg tn' previous authorize
ton O. the Mayor do te same tii-. Nj. -'N m"ur
signed the contract last V'dn, d1y. II g. now claimed
That mi, resolution. being one hNoltiLs iL- ~
pcnditurc Of money. mus he approved lN ur Mayor
10 become operative. Mayor I-ll viii uud,uhtcdl,
veto the resolution. IT," mandanu- proceeding
will come mp 40 Trenton today. hu The decision Wlll
hardly l.. handed down before The oNrml"r term
oi the court.
The scrlc, Of archery teas which las h.'n given
IN Ll"WcilNu lHih ht number col ih r'-iliir came
10 a brilliant c,-o ON SATURDAY afternoon. The trt
wa, given az the haud-omc place OF Mr.. ln'ld J..
Green. Tea Wa, poured hy MIR. t,Trru. assisted bN
Miss Lawrence. OF Nothcfwnod Nj Jo-.pAin. IW-
sell. OF Iplouio. MI. Lillian uul. M.- fditi Paul
ANA Mis- Ethel BLACKWELL %. Ecf-cu lolut.
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He .iShS FOR 4 COIRTM1R7I1L
COMMANDER HIGGIN:oN's REQUEST SENT TO
SECRETARY HERHEET

COMMANDER HIGGINsoN's REQUEST SENT TO
SECRETAE HERHEET.
Commander T. j Igeinson, who was recently de-
tacbcd from command Of the cruiser Atlanta upon the
arrival of that vessel at Nicaragua las requested
Secretary Herbert order him before court martial
30 that II may be determined whether his conduct
justified what he looks upon n punishment. When
he first returned home ii said by his friends
tbnt he would demand court Of Inquiry, but this
bn declines to ask for. An officer who says That
Il. /, acquainted with the facts in the case said
yesterday , - ~, =. .
Tho Navy Department dos not now hold that
Commander iggirs0n cvadcd lis orders In the matter
of The movement Of the Atlanta. and all other point,
com TO have been dismissed except onc-thai il,
ending n tel, gram 10 COmmOdor" Melville asking
thai c boiler ihcs for the ship b" hurried on board
before. she should sail was ci>e"uric"n, To NE Sc
Rotary The latter asked Commander liigenson FOR Il
ic,tcr of cNplaalon and CAV" him The alternative OF u
count az inquiry 70 this tommnndrr IIgginsnn r.
niied that If there was infOimat1h in The possession
~ Tho DEPARTMENT that warranted iS detachment from
ca,nmaud IL c0uld hc u;cd in formulating charg IS
ynch he was prepared Ia m"ct. and he ielnesi"d Ia
r r. stored 10 his command. To this The Drartm,n NJ
Emitted. This somewhat remarkable communicate
c,ascs with a request that. aS Il matter oi lnsilr"
and moi rs favor, asked 10 ID" restored 10 lh'
n"mmand OF a slim from which yoI We're detached
without cause Your demand Is refused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
NETWORK CITY.

The steamship Monmouth, from ''h''a ,'"''' .
ports reported at Quarantine yesterday Win Nv
If unIarlal fever on board The patients "''' ~
MAYED 20 Swinburme Island Hospital. ana the NeSSo'
came mp to h"r pier.
The BODY of y man abon sixty years Ola WIS iou'u
floating in the Fat River of Pier NO 4" y'S''r"uS
morning From papers found In the clothing " :
,,nos.d fine man WAS Jacob Sringer, veteran oil ~
war.
Eugene Sandow. tho strong man, app'ar'o III wv
Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday I" Hh" cum
,i,iui against Mr. sarah r. Whv'". who hors'whppu
him few DAYS ago The case was hdlourh'u I'LL
July l.. - -
TN. dynamite gun vessel Vc-uvuS has bech Or
dcrcd 10 the Navy Yard for extensive repairs 0n'
T. now At Boston Lieutenant H. VI. Domhaugh Is
detached from tie vessel and has tire" months leave
Ilcntenanr -. -. Caprton, who was n prominent
candidate for the place of Judc' Adv"cat'-'''h'r"
,,b.u there was a vacancy year ago. has b''h w
tacncd from the monitor Mantonomoh ana ordered 10
duty M the Naval Academy Ills place on 'h'
monitor will Dc filled by Lieutenant Benjamin zap
nan. now on the cruiser Newark. at Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
U,CKIVctCI[

Fy.Coycrnor ROin an VI. Price lrft liacA"nsack on
saturday cvopiIs for hi. hom" in o." Earapo Val
lev near Mahwah. accompanied los his on General
Frank Price, Justice e tAo Poacr Milward " Heath.
who rs u special deputy Sheriff has boon guarding
the pr -onrr since h, arrc.l - month ago aid y",-
tcrdav: 81 have the Governor bail bond locked In
fine safe. lie has Just gone home for "a visit. lie
,yi come back tomorrow and place himself In en-
todv AGAIN. Then / viii surrender the bail bond To-
him."
Uackcnsack lawyers all not think prisoner could
lc,nlIv 20 a large in ihi- WHY aud return custody
,t will II is said that th" udil'cr, Heretofore.
disuInVcd b, ex-governor lrrc 1 IN" outcome al r-lI
,dyIcr and that soon u- ID" ront'mpt Proceeding,
ara, dsun.od II before Chancellor MrNlll on July H.
uit yin De- brgun Tor damages IN af,c amount ior
f,I.r imp.i ,onm,nt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
NEW
.TEP>EY CITY

John Morahan forty tlrcc years old ~ No. $50
Grove-st early yesterday morning INFLICTED probably
fatal wound on Tloma, Corrlcan. of No. 81 Warren
ST. on the night Of July Monalan entered ID" b"f
shop kept 10y John Murphy, n Hayar and Warren
sts and had q drink. hut would not pay Tor H.
Curlgan the bart, ndcr. tried Ia force Him 10 pay Tor
#. and MonaAan crew Niic. bat It was ith'h rom
hin. MOnahan went 10 thc hrrr Shop lat" saturday
uirht and opi I,y inside. 10 tell Corigan hat some
ON, wanted 20 ,,. him. COsri.an walked 10 tie
stoop Monahan plunged large ockanii' into hi'
abdomen. and then fed. Policemen Lacy hem" O'
shouts Of Corrican end when told oAni Ind happened
no ran after Mouaian. ON BAY ST. L9soN Jaw iA'
fugitive div" into the hallway o. douhl" Nat house
Tie policeman followed Tie ran {" The r"i, "N"
pistol H. hand compelled r, o surrender. 'l"n1iHn
was locked up ~ Ptlicc Headquarters. 'urrl-so'
wa, sent 10 III" Cty Hospital. where il Wis sad last
uisht that he could not recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
auFRJC4N FIREMEN IN ENGLAND.


rur KANSAS CITY MEN SHOWED THE BRIT shEi''
THING OR TWO ABOUT PUTTING OUT FIRES
Among the passengers on the Anchor Li''e '''',l
chin F,lrpessIa Yesterday were captain "eorR' =
80 ord his troop OF Kansas City nrem"n, VINO m'Ne
h.,n in England for the last month showing '"e
british how Americans put ont fires lVl'au'"' "''
been given to d number Of American Dre''"n W s"'
t,ations TO attend The International fne 'o"s'o,S'
h.,a in London June L. but only the Kansas 'l'N
men accented They took with them comP'e"
model Of a fire station, engine, w"t'T-'o"o''
and q team Of trained -now White horses. lh'se
usli tho champion record for time In fas, mtch'"E'
The Fire Congress opened by The LORI Mayor
of London under patronage Of the Queen and f'lhc'
~ Wales. The American team was given the pace
~ honor Il exhibited its methods Of WORK vi Ill
WAYS of extinghshing fires and OF saving ine "ro"s
inc especial interest by the rapidly win "hlsh me
arriod OUT its drill. After the adlorIIheiil oi Nv
ConCrcss the team made visits TO sc"ein Oh o tm
larger cities Of England and ocotiahu, glNlmp ~
Iition drills at each place. They allied from IaS
Gov on June 20. The team Will return al once To
Kansas civ carving with ii several goId meaais
awarded 1t by the Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

s,auer Hucnos Ayrcan lir vipend. from MOn're@
steamer city OF Rom or. Young from New.fOs
July / for Glasgow. arrived at MONtle July .. -
steamer Ems (tcrl. hemkdstem, nom New. YORK July
| for !rrm H. arrived at southampton July o.. -.
steamer t,uf OF VI, Nco (BD, Warden, from Nrwfoh
June - arrived at Bremen July o.
steamer la Brc'aenr tFrl, Collier, from New-fw
Iu;y / aiif,rd at iIaNrc July :?
picluubcl Ger. SlncGt, from MontIeai uHs
20 arrived at ulaNrscd July ana proceeded for Ham
burg. IA. ,,..,, f,or philade.
pha June = Liverpool, arrived at Oueehsto"n ~
/ u ~. July .. - o,o,,, Inn. n
Bark Iania$,ari iSwc,p Pahisson from iielsinsOoS
Nj, rh - for oScbcc. arrived AT London July .? ,,,
-. amer Na.ka tiIr. MURRAY from NeW-l orh 9""
for Liver COL passed BIowhcad AZ N uJ JmN nh,a
>tamcr A,.,r'sn tIr. Bnuy, from Ihhaae'p"''
Iu,, - TO, Gii-low passed Tory Island July y xv
steamer COLORADO lIirl Abbott. from Dover Tor Ne"
yor, passed >ciV July .. u,,.oso luna
steamer cora t,,er). Thumanu. from B'l'more JUN
- ~, Rrnn.n la--cd >cllv July p -, ,.,o "a
~ ,u,r Halle, ll,r Walsh. from NeW-f orN june -
for IiNrrlno' passed ktn'1le july y p,,toors June
'' steamer Iu.sl, ttcrl. schmidt from Bhthore 49,
o. f,r Hand la--,d ScliN July y ,r,,u
- ~t,.,u,r Lake superior OBJ. stewart S"'cu ~"
Liverpool for M0ntrs July .. IL, ,.,, Son,hamuton
steamer Chester OIll, be"i7' "'"ou '''
for Ncw-Nork July p ,,.,,., fran, IJyerpooL SAILED
from Queenstown for New.iosA july I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
4 SrTrIDE SOLICITORS ABOrT THE FISHING.

Well have You had any luck ~ asked Shabby
luohing man yesterday afternoon Il two men VINO
were fishing I'm the North River at Ninety ,ehtl-'t.
lie wnr. a battered Derby hat and hi clothes were
much worn. II" was about twcnty-cigft years Ola,
and hi, general appearance was that OF n tramp
'rh, fishermen did not reply TO the question. and
shabby Leaking man walked little distance
away. He threw hi hat and coat the wharf and
then hc plnugd into the river. The man disappeared
hcucith the ~uifac" Of the water and hi body was
nj seen o mp again Their" nothing in
line coat or hat be- left behind that would give clew
10 the identity Of the suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
MAY AS WE'LL SHUT UP SHOP.
MISERABLE WORK OF THE LOCAL BASEBALL
TEAMS ONTHEIR WESTERN TRIP.
,,o,.xc p1,vrps NEEDEb-sUCCEss OF THE
MINOR LEAGUEs-THE NEwJERNEY \. c.
..r TIL. LIE An OF TIE AMATELRS.
At THE HEAD OF THE AMATECl


=. ,.o,id ,o, no , bad idea for the Giants ana the
p;ac,on,s n f,, their aiming Games In the west
d cana h,,oc most I1-te. Some Toor amateur tcains
- ..o ,.cpcftlr'. rirc for instance would p&V ueh
o,,. - games and then Tic local professional fsDrs
Yes iolght possibly sin game OF Two NosI~ht
dofo,t has wcarled the friends Of the diahN' ana II
,bcrc e. not an immediate change for the peter the
club from financial standpoint. might as well cancer
tha remaining canes scheduled 20 b. played at the POLO
Grounds. . -,
New.yorkcr, have been called upon to support de-
outod pcorv arranged teams for the past three years
and they demand ond ought to have something better
II the muscle. bound old stars cannot play Oai s''u
them 10 the fans which OF them nave lui'h"H'u
and let thom spend their declining DAYS III peace "''
younc brighter and more enthusiastic players IN mcr
places. The public will excuse mistakes houc P
young and inexperienced players. but 1t Is olefen'
matter when ga, headed bald veterans lose Iner
witt and play Ike amateurs -.
Ward must be mortified and partially denorall@ci Nv
the wretchcd work his team Is doing III the "c''' "
fact he seems to be about the only man on inc Va"
who PLAYS game should be played all inc u"'''
Rusio has pitched game in week. whIr h"N""
and the other pitcher, appear TO be pract'aY "o'o
The local teams will return home nest week. "hch "
is hopcd that tncy will brace up and DO better Noih
II they do not the wind-up Of the baseball season Ill
this neighborhood will b.. dismal indeed Inc fccou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
.nn,,.Ar OF Az ACCOMPLISHED pEDEsrRIAN.

Ar,ou, ,hc MESSENGERS arriving on The Ia Nhan-
,o,,p. Yesterday was Georges Cirandin. ho'''
french pedestrian and journalist, who has come |"
a., 1-r,ed states ae Il cores pondcni oil J." InoriN
~ Paris NJ Grandin Is, forty-onc years ou ANA
heavily bul He began his mp pS "'""i"9 ''r"'
- ,1.r.o takirr only two days 10 cover the
ai-,orco~ Oh, thr steamship he walhcd fifteen miles
every day. besides assisting the sailors III AoE'
sto,lnc tho decks and doing other WORK aDoh' "i'
chin Afcr Il few days in New-fork he VIII SCI
out 70 walk 10 Chicago 10y way o. lo'r"' lie SNS
ne can walk nfty miles day for an 'n"en'' '"''I'
- 70, v.or ne walked from Paris 10 1t.
Petersburg. - q, ,,ch a ,,,,.ant on.
.t,,n: follow thai n, - dead heads" every where
and frequently receives substantial presents from his
friends and admirers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg VS.. New-YoIk. at Pittsburs.
Cleveland W. Boston. AZ Cleveland.
Cincinnati W. Baltimore. at Cincinnati.
Chicago - Washington. at Chicago.
st. Louis ". Philadelphia. at -. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
TVO TROLLEY ROAD ACCIDENTS.
THE VICTIMS A MAN WHO TRIED TO JUMP ON
MOVING CAR AND BOY WHO PLAYED
WITH A BRAKE.

There were Two accidents on the Brooklyn ana
Coney Island trolley road Yesterday afternoon anu
both the victims were taken TO 'he oe"'N "0P'',.'
prooxlvn william Naher, twenty -four years ou'
., No Post Place, Windsor Terrace, flatbuNh'
tried 10 lump on ii trolley car which was golhS az
ful speed along Coney Island Road. lie missed MS
hold and was dashed to the ground STRIKING Oh MS
heod His scalp torn open ana ne oe'""'
unconscious. An ambulance TOOK fhm 20 ''' "o'
ptaI. v,,,a,, Nc.
cuhon folr;ecn wears old. Of No. - IroSpccl-aN'''
r1athusb. McGibboN. with several companions
summed n trolley car which stood on sac track
and tried 10 play mOt0rman With the BRACE 1t
sn,n around and struck him on the nght Temple
He fell from the car UNCONSCIOUS WIN an "EN ~"
'i' ~, ,o,he.d and WAS removed TO the hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or Nnwyonr-,rNpAr, JULY o 1898.

ARRIVED.
>,,,uer Auraula tpr. Mckay, Liverpool july ~ 1nu
Queenstown "a with nd,' ami lVo c'D' - 'V"' '',
md 40 ,t,a.c pA.,cngcI- to Vernon IL bIo"" n ~
An ,. at Tine Ia. n. a GLASGOW Jun -otn ana
Mo'lIe som MN ~" i, an n SON bros Af.,cd at Ia
S,,"n2r de- Ituyter l:cl. My.r Ant vrt June 10
via Eo,ton july 5 win mi % funch Ldle \ Co.
AutH'u AZ , par Thai rhor, Genoa June - and
Gi loar 10 win md ami cabin ana "a. ~ y, 40
passengers to O.lti,h, Go. Arrived At "'' i' ~ Nv
steamer Explorer 30 Jones. rernamsoco IsG Sn IL ana
schippcr, vessel 10 Busk JeNon'. A"N'' H. "- p''
" steamed ST. am ,Gr@t CXop Tand. Raracoa day, with
nut To- Nouc. Co. Arrived AT The Bar at . a. NJ
aa,o With fruit to None, CO. Arrived at the Bar At
Stan "' A,dasorm np kinney. cIcnfucges July =
with md,c t. Wa>dal GO. Arrived at the Bar at = 10
,a q T 3 MS@ S SSSsas - 5u2 Gaia
FI ,@ Iornca ," C Co., N'cd at thc lar at
,s S'c" nG ti 2s PASSENGER, Armsong Al.
rilcd Al he nal a, 10 70 a; ,r m; r,mpieo
steamer Kansas city, tiNh,r savannah July T. with
mdsg ama H@ '.Tyamo. waia"r Norfolk masg and
passenger, to the old pomnio - E" February via
Cochin - win ml,c to Carlton Motat 20; vessel to
"'i Tsri rspcrancc Cpam Tof pcgCa@ - day. cn win
sugar and one nIcIg'r Er'' sangchvr rom y
day, with chalk to Jane lirad NIg. 10 iSoa, 20 R
day, Via Delaware Brtakwatcr, with sueer to Wa,en
i,l & 60 vessel to j W Parker Go. 49, . 49,,
sandy Hook. y. j., July .. $50 m-Wind y hSh'
breeze. clear. ,,,,
Cherokee ncar-r, Ja'k,o.N'G 1uN w. "" !,
Charleston : with merchandise and passengers 10 w l.
clyde CO.
SAILED.
steamer, Yumur (Nor. for Baracoa Chinese Prince
frri Eottrtdam: Care ,Ir Rotterdam britannia trf,
Mor,clc-; Olmda l'ortl. Lisbon BarkN CUBA l"cr
Continent Unanima lBl). Smtp>.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sailed from Antwcrp->toam'r WcSland l8rle), Bence
"' steamer IL H. Meier tGcr Iiara,~onwl. Ncw.lork
f., n,ri en- th~.ed The Lizard Juk :
" Stranrt llank0w tlI. West. New-Norh for Ad ~,
Homo Kong. pa. sod Gbla tar July :.
II, amer Ia Bl,tagnc tfr Collier. Ncwl YORK july l
for UaNr. passed The Ltrtm July :.
steamer others gcIel. CMtaean Nwr.NoA June - flr
Antwerp passcd Isle Of Whit July 5.
steamer Taornim, cG,n IN N'w.ioN June u for
Hamburg passed The Lizard July ..
steamer InncNiblc (Br), Taylor, sailed from Bremen
for New.York July y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
ELIZABETH.

The pastor Of the Church Of tho Sacred Heart .no
Rev. Augustine Worth, announced yesterday 10 ms
congregation that the church debt had been reuuccu
fcom Slo, 900 10 $4,000 In the last six months lie
intond, TO cut 1t down 5000 more by ChrlStfias'
II /, hoped TO have the church consecmted on New
Years Day. l-9j.
Joseph g.. Coleman, the chief bookkecper nj the
singer sewing Machine works. Elizabethpor,, anu u
nrominent Republican. resigned his position on Sat
rdny TO go into the insurance business In New iorh
hi, successor Mill be David Reed for several years
Lookkccper in Tn needle department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

William VI Rcttc. supcrcarGo OF the steamer Aroa'-
coun. owned By Maydcll & CO.. died early yesterday
morning on board the vessel just ~ she was near
Inc Sandy Hook. The cause OF his death Is 'ho"s"'
TO have been liver trouble.
IL voo formerly commodore OF the Ward Line
Of steamers but was discharged about three Years
ago as /. wa alleged that he was lmphcat'd III
the smuggling OF diamonds worth sA'Ooo' u '"'
acquitted him Of the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

There Is Il good deal Of lalh In Newark about the
intimate relations between the Rev. DR.. ". W Boyd.
pa.tor Of the Pcddic Memorial Church. ana tho Rev.
Dr. d. g. Iott"r. pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle.
New York, against whom nnncr'n, charges have been
made. d. Potter ha- assigned Lis yacht 20 Dr. Bnyd.
There are many judgment n@n,t Dr. Potter. No
one could hc found Yesterday who knew ~ any move.
mont I'm fc p,d lie Church I cal the pastor t. ace ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Races at Monmouth Park 80 p. m.
Meeting Of Custom House Commission. ~ ~ r. III.
vouacvilc entcr,ainmcnt-opcn alr-Eldorado, ai'er-
/,,
Tennis tournament o; the Wcstchcster County O1uo'
p. m
Race. at Brighton Beach, p. m.
Meeting Of Committee on Appointment OF h'p"o,'
can County Committee 40. 15l Lawrcncc-St'' brooN
lyn : D.. IN.
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AN OFFICTOrS POLICEMAN REPRIMANDED.

In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Justice Hogan severely rcprmandel one more ponce
man who has been too olhciouN. The policeman i
Richard Slcvin. on saturday night he diH'oVereu
three men on tho porch Of house in Lcroy-S'" drink
Ing bcor and singing. When he approached th'N
ouletly walked into the house. Slevin followed lh'h
I'm and tried To arrest them, but was souhuN 'niN"'
rho Ius,ice said the treatment was Ill he de'crN,i'
and he rprlmandcd him severely for pcrsisunS III MS
attempt TO arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
c.rurprD ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Van Horton Gibson. Of NO 40 seNe"rn', ,,r -,
ou.as,od Yesterday charged by Michael De Npie' u
~o 90 Fjeh,h-st.. with keeping s6l which he COL
,ec,ed for Lord -four delivered IN Jerse! I'll! iaN'
MARCH Gibson was arrested OH the same chaise o'''
before but was discharged by Judge Moore
Holm Doran, who lives with his fanny at No, ioo
em,;hst fell from the thrd-sory window Of his nome
a, 4 Il. m. yesterday, into the BACK Saru' anu "''
,,s,ontlv killed. lie had been DRINKING
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NCW.HRrNSWI II

Mrs Fayott. Eomay. the wife 81 BROOKLYN letter
carrier who Wa badly burned on July Gird Sl;nr
day night Mr. Romay only eighteen v,ar- of
ago Shc had been married To- than Il Year she.
and her husband came this city to spend the rnurih
Al her sisters h0u-c. Mrs, Eomiy's dress caught fir
rom a smoldcrng hrccracar SIG did noilc, tn.
fact until mon. driving past the house. shouted 10
her. she sprans up and rushed into the house The
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BROOKLYN.
DAILY out for not running go
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I E31alI To - : . 0 .
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Louisville T. ioIkyI 3. Lot on @,'' i"li "
Vji, IL ErooNiyn = fiist ba-e on ball Oh l'i'n'
, OIL Crane 3 o1 Lo,ott l, oil lcmmhs, J. %l .Hln
lv Ioycu l. Home run-foutf Thrcr,h'- I"' y,
pro,yn , f. Brown St0.cy Tvob1.r trim =, !.
brown , Pfcnci. BioutAci, S,crhc" hit. u o."
o'Rourkc pinkncv. lit by pitcher-O l'"nik'. W lIu
ritrh-Stru. Passed ball,-Kin.Ow ,. lnWlr-otNdIt'
Time OF game hours 30 minutes