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The morning news., 1894-08-17
Sd. LouIs MarIset.

st. Louis, Aug. iB.-Fluur quiet: spring
patents g. O5l2 IS; extra fancy y l062 ~;
choice a. 0O02 90 Wheat lower; August sic
bd september 81 C asked; December 5ibc
asked Corn lower; August Nlsc akscd; sep.
temDer Sac, May j0hc. Oats dun and weak;
August SOssc; September 3lhc bid May 365
bid. Pork-standard mess, si2 50nfl4 O0y on
orders cl4 90. Lard. prime steam u 62% I;
choice 81 80 Dry salted meats shoulders
S6 37Ji longs ana clear rits " %; shorts 81 7O
BacOu-uOKed shoulders 81 50. longs 81
clear ribs e. 2ogs S71a. High wines higher
AZ 81 -.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING,
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 10 words or more,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion
Anybody who has any want to supply. any
thing to buy or soil, any business or accom-.
modations 10 secure; indeed, any wish to
gratlty. should adyortise In this column.
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straRelera Arrnated.

Auckland, n. H.. Aug. l5.-Adgices re-
ceiyed here dated at Samoa, Aug. 10
says that several armed natives con-
tinue in their encampment within rife
shot Of the government forces No seri-
Gus engagement has taken place, how
ever, and only occasional stragglers have
been arrested
The morning news., 1894-08-17

WTIIUen IN pIdIn DUJ CndsIo IanguNge,
treating of the nature, symptoms and
durability, by home treatment, Of such
diseases.
The Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation, Proprietors Of the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y,
will, on receipt Of this notice, with 10 cts.
lin stamps for postage) mail, sealed in
plain envelope, copy of this useful book.
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F1REp ON IKE FAmT1Y.
A Negro in Alabama Butchers Two
Women and TWO Little Children.

st. Louis, Mo, Aug. l6.-A special 70
the Republic, from Selma, Ala, says
Nathan Potham. colored, shot and killed
George Phillips at Marion junction and
escaped recently. To-day he returned
and went to the house OF negro that he
was Jealous Of and not finding him at
home. opened fire on the family. Two ne
gro women and two children were his vic
TINS. one woman and one child are dead
and the other two are not expected TO live
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THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. AUGUST II. 1894

tion. he did well TO try the other extreme.
Something at least is gained by the fact
that he has made a national reputa tiOn for
himself which will lineer in the hem
isphere OF time in the Senate chamber
long after his feet have disappeared from
the classic halls of the capitol building"
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outraRes "a dioted.

Berlin, Aug. 1.-THE Lokalanzeiger
asserts that Internal machines were dis
covered in the domiciles Of many anarch-
lists who have been arrested in this city
recently The police believe that this
indicates that series OF outrages were 10
be perpetrated simultaneously.
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PERSON /

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jewelry, clothing, tools, guns, pistols, etc.
and on almost anything OF value, at the Old
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street. f. Muhlburg, manager.
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London SILVER.

London, Aug l5.-Silver rose 5-l6d per
ounce to-day on the strength Of the re-
port that China was about TO issue large
war loan.
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The Constitution
Atlanta, Georgia.

Call and see samples at the local Office,
lOl Broughton street, Savannah, Ga.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, an experienced cook at GO New
w Houston street, corner of Lincoln.
WANTED, a good barber at No. 6 Bar
W nard street.
SALESMEN, we send samples, allow lib
- eral salary and expenses or commission
to proper applicants. Staple seller. three
stores out OF five viii order Address with
stamp, Lock Box i2), New York city,
SALESMEN to sell baking powder; we put
- our goods In glass rolling pins SEQ month
and expenses, or commission. Chicago Bak
ing Powder Company, 765 Van Buren, Street
Chicago.
The morning news., 1894-08-17

oheial Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
Till midnight. Aug. n. is9i;. Showers. with
thunderstorms; probably lower temperature;
variable winds, generally westerly, with an
occasional sQuall
Forecast for Georgia: Local rains. varia-
ble winds
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca, on aug. Is 1884, with the normal for
the day:
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"a SCELLAMEOuS.

N oCELLRH EOUS.
I(EtORE you buy or sell property cOnsult
- Robert ii. Tatem Real Estate Dealer
No. Bull street.
4 CHANDELIERS brass and bronzes refn.
y ished. The savannah Plating and MFG.
Co, Congress and Orayton streets.
The morning news., 1894-08-17

Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS:
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and Manly Vigor, Nervous
Debility, Paralysis, or Palsy,
Organic Weakness and vast
ing Drains upon the system,
resulting in dullness Of
mental Faculties, Impaired
Memory, Low Spirits, Mo
rose or Irritable Temper, fear
of impending calamity, and
a thousand and one derange.
ments Of both body and
mind result from pernicious
practices, often INDUCED in
by the young. To reach, re-
claim and restore such un-
fortunates to health and hap
piness, is the aim of an as
sociation of medical men
who have prepared a book,
a
The morning news., 1894-08-17

Maximum temperature gs': minimum tenn
perature TO
he hight Of the savannah river At Augusta
at a. m. 10th meridian time yesterday was
b's teet, iall OF 10 feet during the preceding
twenty four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty four hours
ending g p m, Aug. l6, 1924, 18th Meridian
time.
time at all stations:
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WANTED, position by frst-class dress.
w maker who has had charge Of depart.
ment for several years desires TO take charge
for . good house for fall season. references
given. Address o., 70, Courie Journal, Louis
vile Ky.
WANTED, situation as companion to old
W person or orphan girl Address Miss
Annie Cooper sumter, S. @.
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WANTED, TO quote prices on monuments
w iron fences, wood mantsls and tiling
The George W. Clark Co., Rutland, VI, or
Jacksonville Fla .er t-
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"A ScELlAhEuuS MAMIS-

WANTED, TO buy sound young mule
w suitable for grocery wagon. Apply to
A. w. Harmon.
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RnARnING-
EOUCAI ONaL

R00MS and board, at l6l Harris, corner
IL Barnard.
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~~N---~~-~~~~-~~~S--~-~~~-
GEORGIA Business College has removed to
~ postOiiice building Examine the legi-
bic, simple. non-phonetic system Of shorthaL d
taught by us. Tuition, dag or night session,
IS q month.
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AUCTION sALEs.
FOR SALE.

E1OR SALE. slOO0 Will buy a residence in
IL the southern portion OF Savannah; terms
TO suit purchaser. John l.. Archer, IFS Bryan
street
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LlOR RENT from oct I, res dence l40 Cor
Il don street; in thorough repair. Apply
10 E. G. Way. Drayton street.
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LUST

-~N(N--,-N~~-~~~-~-~~-~~-~
| ,OST, ladies' gold watch. whitaker south
IL OF Anderson. No. 52G7 O59. Reward Il
returned TO Ia Duny street.
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ON NORTHERN diamonds.
Results of the Days Games in til,
National League Cities.

Washington, Aug 16-Games of base
ball were played to-day with the follow
ing results:
The morning news., 1894-08-17

CYPRESS SHINGLES for Tybee and
~ other coast points last longer and are
cheaper; boats can load at the mill prices
are reduced to S3.2b and 30 per thousand
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland. July I0-Cieveland played in somewhat
It's oldtlne form to-day defeating Washington with
on: any trouble. The feature Of the game was he
b1se-running by the home club. Attendance. $50
Score
c N@saiins'n ..::..:.....SS q
Basehits- Washington TO- Cleveland IS. r. Errors
Dugdaie. Young and thinner. Umpire -Emslie
Chicago July 1o.-MsGrl. aided by fine support
pitched ideal ball FOR innings to-day. Then the
champions fell upon M Ten hits-eght OF them
in swift successlon-were made on him IN the sixth
and nine runs were batteI IN. AnsOns men could
DO nothing after this fusilade. Lowe and Long cut
ended with Boston the winner In walk Lowe,
Duffy and Jack" Ryan led In The batting ana
Bannon bases WIKI wonderful. activity. NJ
tendance 2,o2o. Score;
Boston .......................o 2 IL?
Chicago ......................l U y o )
Basehlts Boston 49, chicago TO- Errors- .;se.}iI
2. Chicago I. Batter.es-Stlv"ifs ana Ryan; McNi.l
and Schrivcr. ImpIe-McQuad.
Baltimore. July l0-The Pirates outbated and out
helled the Orioles to-day. and a, the way.
Mul,ane essayel the pitchers roe. but he was
, taken out in the fifth inning. Mcmahon los, his
head after two miserable muffs made In the
without scoring. Beckleys batting and run-getting
was a feature. Attendance $50. Score:
F FnI,ms4. :..... ..s Is Is
MISUNDERSTANDING a. Baltimore r. Errors
Pttsburg 2 Baltimore D. Batteries-Ehret and Mer-
rtt: Mu.lane, McMlhon and Clark. Cmpire-I-ynch.
ST. Louis July lo.--Wonderfui batting and
sharp fielding won the game for the Browns to-day.
knocked out. Attendance. 1000 Score:
ST. Ihd ieais '.':S III
Basehlts-PhIladclpha 70; St. Louis. Il. Errors
Callahan Carsey. Buckley and Grady; Rretcnstein
and Miller. Umpire-ifartley.
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NEW ARK

-Four suits for damages against the Consolidated
Traction Company. Of Newark. have been insu-
iuted. one FOR 5000 Is by John Glynn for the
loss Of "A leg on April 10. another. by Sarah Tabore.
for Oco. for being elected from "A car the thiri
Is by Louis Gastow. who claims 5000. because he
was put on Il car. AMI the fourth Is for $1,000 by
Rocco COh!ccio. whose son, NltO I'VE years on
was Killed b. on June q
Suit has been brought IN the United states CIR
cul; Court FOR t2r5COo damages against the Newark
Electric Light and Power Company. for the deaf
~ James \. Mason. lincman employed ny M
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company, on April -.
Mason at work on pole repairing wires "t
the railroad company when he received iatai
shock by accidentally touching wire that hal
not been properly insulated lie left wife ana one
child $3.50,
The Gorma n American Teachers National inst-
tItr was opened at Turn Hall last night with an
t. ldrcss OF welcome delivered In English by Mayor
Irbkurcher. Addresses were also made bN III,
Superintendent Barringcr Frederick kunz anu
ot hers. \ orchestra discours"d music. ana theI'
was A "gcmuethicher Nrsommensen.' tn" busl-
ness session VIII open this morning. ON 9Atntiay
the teachers viii visit Eagc Rock ana Edison
laboratory.
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NETWORK CITY.

rra rsg,lar monthlv meeting OF the Cooper Union
Chemical Society was he'd last evening IN room no
q OF the Cooper Union. Charles f. See read paper
on THE Chemical Effects OF the Spectrum and he
was followed by Edward Weinacht on The Art
and Science OF Photography" The society meets
monthly at Cooper Union
The new company OF the G9;h Battalion will be
inspected at the armory tomorrow evening
The Museum OF Art will be open free to the public
to-day Tomorrow and Saturday from 10 a m to b
n M; Sunday afternoon from 10 6 O'Clock. ana
Friday evening from 20 10 O'clock. The admission
on Friday from 10 a. n. 10 p. m - - cents
Admission 10 the Museum OF Natural History is
free TO-DAY. tomorrow and Friday from a. m. to
SD. H.: on Saturday from a m TO 10 p M ana
on Sunday from 10 p. m.
The Sunday schools OF the Forsyth Street ana
Allen Memoria, churches will have an excursion 10
Rartan Beach Grove tomorrow
Tho French Benevolent Society will celebrate the
fail OF the Bas;i.e at Lion Park on Saturday The
nroceecs vii, be devoted 10 the charitable Work OF
the society and its hospital
A motion was made yesterday before Surrogate
rytzsera;d for decree passing the accounts OF
Colonel Henry s. Kearney temporary admins
orator OF the estate OF Frederick a. lovecraft
The accounts show that the estate consists OF seven
lfe-,nsurance policies. valued at s67sS7 30 with ac
cruing interest. amounting to s2S g. The next OF
kin are allowed eight days w!thin when 10 HI
objections TO the accounting.
Mayor Giroy issued permit Yesterday FOR cain
crime Lolsset six years old. 10 appear at Terrace
Garden in an with fourteen educated storNs
The Gerry society opposed the Application. deear
ing that during the hot weather no enid shoH.d oe
allowed to appear on the stage
Henry Cook alias Sir Edward Cook was held
nv Justice Grady in the Tombs Court yesterday
morning for examination. In default OF 5000 bal.
Cook Is an ottme sw.rdler. and has been In trouble
several times. on Monday Re tried 10 SWELL
Angus, Belmont with forged letter
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1894
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEwYoRK-TuEsDAY. JULY 10. 1894
ARRIVED.
IIaddock Liverpool June 20. with
Maitland Kersey Arrived at the Bar at 81.
Southampton with mdse. A. cabin and 10, steer
age pa ssengers Oelrichs CO. Arrived the Bs al
ll:i5 m. c.,...
Steamer Washington (Nor. Salvesen. Glbara'
five and one-half days. with fruit TO Mones < Co
Arrived at the Bar at 40 d. m. ~
steamer NoorOland ti3egD. Grant. Antwerp Jun" 10
with mdse and passengers 10 the International NaNga-
ton CO. South of Fire Island at 0:l0 m
Steamer Wer.xendam Dutch, Baker, Rotterdam June
81 with nse % cabin and 1902 passengers ID
Netherland- American Steam Navigation CO. Arrived AZ
the bar at % u M =. me, ,... 80
Steamer 0ersovia HD Bourges. Marseilles June TO-
Naples 81 with mlse and cabin and lao streasr pas
sengers T Elw-l Co. Arrived at the BAR q, noon
steamer Cacque tIIrl. Young Valparaiso May ~ lei
cnhuano 81 Coronel 2s. runta Arenas June D. Monte
video mdse to w X Grace Co. Arrived Al the
Bar 1888 m. -, ,,..
steamer Alps t3r) Owen Savanlla June II. Cartha
rena - Co,enas - Kingston 81 and Port i.imon 90
with mdse and passenger 10 PIN. Forwood n Go. Ar
rived al the flar at ll:l0 ~
Steamer Boston city Ur) Weiss Cardenss June - anu
Caiharen July q. with sugar to James Arkei q o. Ar
rived a tho Bar at Gas
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

TIE body OF Henry 4. AyeriN, who commi''ei
suicide a Jew days ago by jumping from The W all
street ferryboat Columbia. wes found yesterday az
Conover-st.
John Ryan, n boy three years Old OF No Iva Al
hntlc-ave was fatally burned az bonfire In a
vacant lot at Raph-avs. and Pacihc-si.. on MONDAY
evening and died al ST. Mary's Hospital lie was
play!nx with some boys little oder and "hen
his clothing caught fire they were TOO much fright
.noI 10 aid him IN any way.
Tn, Rev. DR. James O. wilson. pastor OF the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church has been ap-
r-onted chaplain OF the lith Regiment, 10 succeed
the late DR.. J. o. Peck.
The Standard Oh Company applied TO the Board
OF Assessors yesterday for a reduction OF the as
sessnea,s on rs real estate IN the seventeenth
Ward on Whae Creek. from $3.50 so 20 xC5'p
The company says that there depreciation IN
the value OF the property IN the last year. Inc
matter was referred 20 a committee
Tn. assessment on the Harbeck Stores, owned by
,,roeu University was reduced from SSoCO -
sy7o 90 Yesterday By the supreme Court. the city
authorities consentng. The property was damaged
uoo 90 by the fire In the stores lasi fal' but me
owner agreed 20 a reduction OF haif ms amount
rather ,han prolonged litigation
Tn. total receipts OF the Pos;ofice In the year
IN ling June % amounted 10 SsSl63i 81 an increase
q, SO tsi ~ over the preceding year lhsre Vas
- 10 90 II handed IN the none y-order department.
-, ,rcrsase OF x76 SO - The total number o. pieces
~. mai matter handled was 1889 s%. There were
u aqg sye pieces delivered. an Increase OF sS''SS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
MOUNT VERNON.

II seems probable that the Mount Vernon May
orally question will soon be setted-that u.s. II the
Democrats decide 10 discontinue their tactics OF
obstruction. Edison Lewis. who * believed by the
people TO have been elected. has submitted propo-
Flfl6n that the declaration be made on the race
OF tho regular returns. I'm other words, thar ne be
declared elected. and that then Edwin W Fiske, II
he, wishes apply TO the courts. Leaving out the
ia District II the Fourth Ward. the district that
IL disputed By the democrats. the vote H. lfo Tor
OF the Id District gave Mr.. Lewis lj6 votes, ana
Flske IA votes. This would give Mr.. Lewis two
majority But the Democrats say that the re-
turns OF the Ia District were In error. and that
Fiske's vote was ~. which would give MIN one
Two returns. but the Republicans say they have
knowledge Of fraud. which. II investigated. would
give Mr. Lewis an honest majority OF at EAST
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that Altenberger was little wild on Monday n,s"l
when his halfsister visited him on p pd' and
occasion he had had dream, and awakeiru , a',
cried out that Katie had come to him ana 80
him Atenberger then went on the stanu an" nv cor
tiled that ne had been insane at one time ~ H.
manv ana had tried To kill himself by cuIti"s IL
wrists The scars shown to the JURY, III
ain,itf led tina. he had shot Katie Rupp put SUI
h. lid not know why he had shot her OF no"
'' The summing M was Lrief Judge Lippinc0tt
charge the jury impartially lie said iha Alien en-
degree of murder depended on the intent. ,jItv az
murder in the first degree II ne did not rIso wa
,n',st have the beneft Of any reasonable douht.
KS regarded the plea Of INSANITY ne sang ne law Of
Zew-Jersey did not recognize emotional or ma NJ.
insanity ii must be disease Of the nina ,itr
an absence of forty minutes the jury lo', y 80.
berger guilty. He Will I've sentenced next i"e9'"''
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dondae SAMSON ! Jac 20 , jS.s ss Az
to PIN Forwool Keock. Arrived at the Bar ~ ''''
Steamer Neptune. Blrkham. Montego Bay July St
AIMS Bay and r9rt Maria T. WIN ma ps ana a,
steamer samuel TyzacS OBJ Weppensrh rdy. CO
:, WIN =, mi ,Se 70 sar or al M
Steamer Cherokee; Bearse Jacksonv,i,e " snp
Charleston with mise and passengers 10
steamer Rio Grand Fernsndna Jsiy ys ana
Brunswic. g. with mdsc and passengers 70 = u ''"''
steamer Banan lNor. Hanson. Barscoa 9sys VI"
steamer Kolga ,swcd Hakanssn. Gioara days w
steamer Kansas CITY. Fisher Savannah June D. VI"
mse nnq Huiphers Newport News ard Nc
,oII with mdse and passengers to the Oh Dominion
Bar, America Arms!rsns A1sps \ nrS Ssys with sugar
ana ny ' Wnyann. Rice Havana days with sugar
Holt . c. vesssl to MunsoT wna south n,,a.ns
breeze; hazy.
CLEARED
Steamer Habana Span, Amezaza. Havana Prosr's' ana
stean,er Guyando,te. Walker Newport Ne"'-old "
Steamer Je.smore d,r Rains. Tampica Mex via Bal
Steamer Mauhatta. Bragg PortIand-Hora,io Hall
steamer GENERAL whitney. Bearse. Boston-t piH1sr r..
steamer Finance. Graham Colon-Stam'ofd F"' '
'' Steamer Easet Warren Phadtlpha1w clSts 90
steamer Yorktown Dole. Norfolk and West foih'-'"
steamer Richmond Hin OBJ Perry. LondOn-sand'''a
steamer Iroquo- Pennington. Charleston and Ja's''%
Steamer Ies~s CBr Abbot. Pernambuco ard san'~
via Baltimore-Busk N Jsyons - n.c-
steamer Carib Prince (Br). Scott. Georgetown p'"
steamer city q Birmingham. Burg savannaa-H .
N steSmer New-York Jamson. southamp'on-In's''~
steamer Ranan ,Nor). Hansen Baraeos-Mones ~,
Steamer Silvia (lir). Clark. HALIFAX, N O. anu ~ -
y B--fo~ring * Archibald ,,--,,.o -bomssa
park Earnscre Obj, Hines. Baha-o Ansnek %
SAILED.
Steamers Carlisle CBr). rernanina; Finance N Tn:
| Tiomo (Norl. Pierre, Mart ana peo's, v,,tovA
Jessmore Gn Tamp,eo Mrf y ns Newport Ns..;
Cty OF birmingham. savannah; iroIoos 1850 ana
Jacksonville; Habana ,spah psr, anS Manacs Br,n!
! 60 Dnver Tor orders: Bowie Obj. Liverpool ''
tCier,s Bremen. via Southampton. ,
| MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
J FOREIGN PORTS.
Gilman 1,,,.o- Wilhelm II CGer stormer New-it -
arr,vsa At southampton July TO- and prooee'e'
S,.nr,er Russia Ger. Schmidt. from New-fo'k '
IN ,nr Wambirg passed the Lizard July 10 ,,,.
! Steamer Mobile Oir). Iayland; from Ne"-io'N ~
Tor Tondon PASSED the Lizard Iuly ~ 49,. ..uYoh
'0 s,aar,sr Rotterdam Dutch Roggeveen from &C."
June as for Rotterdam passed the Lizard S June
- s peptfor and Rotterdam. passed the Lizard Juns
/ steamer Phulina (Span). Ganscno rom We"
q Tor Liverpool passed kinsae Ju rom NevYork
o. arrived AZ Copenhagen July 10 -, ~,york Juss
steamer Polara Ger, Nosrpe.' ITO"
Steamer Havel GER, Jungst, from B W Ia, Bee
York before reported aground IN NE "e'''
s,oar,sr scandal GER Winckler from Hamburg
from Havre New York July 10 from, MDsit.rrsneas
ports dsr Massa ,fr verris from New-fork jun
81 arrived a, Mais ,sht @y Anderson from NewI
ynne ~ arrived at Ymuidsn July o.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Yesterdays game was the thirteenth the Giants
have plaved on the trip Probably that Is why they
lost IL.
There is absolutely truth in the story sent
out from Louisville few days ago that the Giants
were not behaving themselves
Davis Is playing splendid game at third
Five OF the nine hits NcwYork made off Dwyer
Yesterday were two-baggers That Is evidence mat
the Gothamites batting the ball. 49,
Brooklyn seems to be I'm hot water IN louisVhle.
Stiyetts is Roston's winning pitcher now.
Pitcher Mullane. recently released by Baltimore.
will get trial from Cleveland .
Old Joe Hornung Is playing the best outneld IN the
New-Engiand League. 49, .
The Giants end their present series In Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
dLTENBERGE FOUND GUILTY.

THE SLAYER OF KATIE RUPP CONVICTED OF
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE
The trial o. Bernard Altenbcrger for the murder
of Katie Rupp was resumed In the Hudson county
Court OF oyer and Terminer. at Jersey city. yester
aav The defence was opened by Max Sallnger
who alleged that his client was insane. The hrst
e,itness was Mary Kraft. Altenbergers half-sister
nv whom IT was sought TO show that their aunt
was crazy, but. she had never seen the aunt In
ores,,on this evidence was excluded Witness had
,., s,s,ers but while one was weak-minded
shore was nothing TO show that she was insane
Mary Shautz. of Rome. was called to prove that
Alenberger was insane while in that city, but
she could only say that Altenberger came into her
house one day and told her that the house next
Aoor was on fire. which proved 10 be untrue.
Allan Terwilliger one OF the 1ailkeepers. testified