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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
TO SUE For 4 GRAND LODGE CHARIEH.
THIS MORNING.

THE TROUBLE BETWEEN FACTIONS OF THE
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
EIKs NOT LIKELY TO HH SETTLED
FOR SOME TIME
The interview with Grand Exalted Ruler W. II
Friday. OF the Benevolent and Protective Order Of
FIks published in yesterday Tribune. provoked
great deal Of discussion among New-Nork members
Of that order. Exalted Ruler James J. Armstrong
Of the New York city lodge said: the New
York lodge has never recognized the authority u
the Grand Lodge which met 1T jamestown recent
Is. TIE Grand Lodge which met az Atidnuc NY
and which the NeW-YoTk lodge attended Is the
only Grand Lodge legally qualified to pomuigaie
edcts and eXpel rec4lcitrant lodges.
Our Commute Laws has taken the best regal
advice IN the country, and very soon SUIT VIII he
be gun % compel the rump lodge which met at
and paraphernalia- We have all the FUNDS OF we
Grand Lodge treasury and the Grand Trustees are
also with us and are sure OF recovering the
The Nen-York lodge is not afraid Of being OK
PEELED from the Grand Lodge. We had the largest
gathering at Atlantic City which has ever been
This sunday-rneeting issue. which Mr.. Friday
makes 50 prominent ~ not the issue AT all The
Sunday meetings for the lodges Individually to set
tie. The New-York lodge. being composed princ-
pal!y Of theatrical people. object 10 having their
lodge meeting on a weekday night. az TIE week ~
usually fully occupied with their professional work
The real question at Issue Is the jurisdiction and
prerogatives Of the Grand Trustees In calling the
Grand Lodge meeting
IF the order Is united az MI Friday hopes for
within the next year, il Will be under head, and
That head viii be the Grand Exalted Ruler elected
at Atlantic City. If the lion and the lamb lie down
together the jamestown lamb will most assurcdly
be inside the Atlantic City lion when the siesta
occurs"
Then you do not look for harmony between the
mo, indeed. not at once" said Mr Armstrong
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NEWARK.

Theodore Jcroleman. OF Bcllcyillc. who il charged
with causing the death Of Hugh Drain Of Kcarny,
gave bail in the sum OF $1,000 before Judges Dcpuc
and Lcdwith. at Newark. yesterday.
Ban for Albert Turton, the young Englishman
charged with procuring and administering poison
Gus drugs to Lille Clayton, and thereby causing
her death. was fixed by Judge Dcpuc at $2.oyD yes
terday.
Minnie Reed. twcnty-one years Old. and "A resi-
dent OF Railway. and Tcssic Butler, eighteen who
lives in Elm-st. were held at the Third Precinct
police station Yesterday on serious shargc. Mrs
known as a rccuse. and H. worth I'm her own name
about 900. II was no secret m the ncghbOrhool
In cash, and was Keeping II I'm the house 4 sis
ter Of Minni@s. named Jessie, until week
ago Mrs. Ackermans servant. but was discharged
ana another ETl was employed. On saturday last
Jessie went to Mrs. Ackerman's house and when
the front door was opened brushed past the
servant ana said she wanted TO her former
mistress Mrs. Alderman refused 70 her. and
ing the two girls went into the Alderman ward
IN raising "A side window on the lower floor. and
then climbed In. She went around 10 the front
the house Roth girls then took OF their shoes and
started for Mrs Ackerman's bedroom An unusual
Creaking Of the stairs caused the servant who was
asleep downstairs to awaken. PccrinR from her
room she saw two forms moving about. she gave
a loud scream. ana the girl burglars tunbled over
each other I'm their haste to escape The girls 90
capped from the house. and vnultcd three or four
fences, and went through one built of barbed wire
1t tore Mnnie's dress and scratchcd her arm
man McGrath and ROundsman NO and they gave
chase. In Pachc-st. they captured both girls
In jail upon an officers complaint that thcy We're
disorderly persons. Soon after the sentence had
made, charging the prisoners with breaking and
entering with intent TO steal
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TIE Bon DSMAN HIMSELF WAS ARRESTED

Louis Waldman. Of No. l4 Forsyth-st. several
weeks ago answered an advertisement for a cashier
which had been made by Edward A. Noble;t
twenty mine years Old. Of No. lG6 West Ninety
ninth-st with office at No 27 Broadwav
Waldman was compelled to put up 500 security
After two weeks Of work and no cash he got tired
and had Noblett arrested Nobiett was released in
$50 bail by Justice Martin until June 30. After the
examination on that day Justice Grady made the
bail 1900 and he'd Nob.ett for General Sessions
on the charge OF grand larceny
On Monday f. A. Farnhan. of No. 1877 West One
hundred dthirty fourth ST. offered ...Inself as
bondsman and said he owned real estate 10 the
value OF $4,000 In West one hundred thirty-
seventh-st. Justice Grady refused the bond until
he had made an investigation. when he found Farm
ham did not own the property When Farnham
appeared yesterday he was arrested and he'd in
5000 ball. Farnham said he was a book publisher
and insisted that he owned the property. After he
had been disposed OF Charles l.. Jaehne a foreman
!n the Street Cleaning Department and a brother of
Henry W. Jaehne, the doodle Alderman. ap-
peared and offered himself bondsrnan for Mob
lett. Justice Grady said that he would not accept
bail for him until he had consulted with the Dis
trict%Attorney.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VE,STCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The Palisade Boat club 81 fonkers' mas
arranged an interesting programme Tor
celebration Of the Fourth. In the morning.
beginning az 10 o'clock. there vii be aquatic sports
including boat-racing. water polo. tuD-raclhs' exc
In the afternoon there viii be contests on the
tennis courts bowling alleys and poo tables. In
the evening the members will receive their guests
at the clubhouse which vii be handsomely !llumi-
mated and a display Of fireworks will be given from
a float in the river opposite the clubhouse Al I
o'clock Pounds orchestra. OF seven pieces W." give
a concert in the marquee the tennis grounds
After the fireworks there VIII be dancing AT the
clubhouse and refreshments VIII be served iater
The Riverside Athletic club hold its races
Yesterday morning in the Pal'sade-ave. extension.
Az the contests did not take place, on account OF
several mishaps. The two that were he'd were:
Flve-hundred-yari bicycle race, Robert Nichos'
first l min u sec: Edmund Dewitt. second. min.
% sec Seveniy-nve-yard dash. Ernest Youmans.
first II sec: Edmund Dewitt. second. li2 Sec Itd-
ward smith third. 70 This afternoon at
o'clock the club VA. haye a dlhhrr. '' ,hort
l.. Morris. Of Haw 'horne-aNe.. 'ntcIi 1lnet tpo"'
forty guests a. harlequin party Monday msht
There were games OF various KINDS "Nc me P'IH,,S
were won by Mrs H. i. Van OlAnda NILS ,nil'
K9dcl fre {; W. Curran and j. -. Van oldndl
The annual meeting ana reunion oi tHe
I.eake and Watts Association. when II c'uiPoSyn
stituion v.'l boz held at The Home IN ll1w 'rie-
ave today A. ii O'Clock the association VII! IN
veil a monument 20 the m'mory OF J'hn Nht's
S Gig % '' Th. R-v s rarkes cadman pastor
Of me Central Methodist Ep-copa; CAurra' "i.. ~,
liver his address on "Nhrnham Lincoln AT sing
81, I'll. afternoon The last dance II thc
sea Som Vas h,'d m the Yoak,rs Lawn Tennis Cub
hous. asst n.sh-. The mdtrous wre Mr. i'st
Mrs Arthur White. Mr. John Re-. Mr. J4,nn
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THE SAN FRANCISCO MADE THE FLAGSHIP

The North Atlantic squadron is longer with
out a flagship. At l p. m. yesterday the flag Of
Rear-Admiral oscar f. Stanton was hoisted to tho
masthead Of the cruiser San Francisco at the
Navy Yard. with the slight ceremony appropriate
to the occasion. The San Francisco left her
anchorage in the Bay ard went up 10 the NAVY
iard yesterday morning. After the midday meal
the ceremony or recognizing the Admiral was car
rled out The crew shifted" from white working
clothes 10 clean blue uniform and assembled on
deck, ana the officers were also dressed to suit the
occasion When the Admiral's pennant was hoisted
70 the masthead, the guns Of the San Francisco
doomed out salute OF thirteen guns TO the flag
OF Rear-Admiral Gherardi flying from the recoiv,
Ing snip Vermont. Admiral Ghcrardls guns on
the COB DOCK soon returned the salute.
The nag which Admiral Stanton hostcd on the
san Francisco was red with two white stars in the
middle. The San Francisco VIII now lie in the
Navy Yard at the coal dock until next Monday
when she Is TO be put into the drydOck to have her
bottom cleaned ana painted. Her boilers Will also
be retubed. They have beer in about four
years. and the tubes have become burnt out. Two
and the other two boilers need retubing as well.
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NETWORK CITY.

Henry Mclaughlin. Of No. l2S West Sxiy-thri-
81, was yesterday appointed a city marshal by
Mayor Glroy in place Of John SoIamon VINO r.
signed. S)lamons resignation was due to his con-
nection with the Alexander case. in which he fig
urel more prominently than was desirable
Among the guests now at the ocean View Hotel
Book Island are the following: Thomas f. Oakes
receiver OF the Northern Pacific Railroad; General
j C. Spooner OF Wisconsin, Mr.. AMI Mrs JAMS
Mcknight II this city. Judge Carey and Henry D.
Goodwin. Of Milwaukee, Treadwell Cleveland am
William Nelson Cromwell, Of this city.
The certificate OF association OF the Eighth
Avenue Bank was flied yesterday in the office Of the
County Clerk The bank starts with a capital OK
10000 which may De Increased 10000. The d.
rectors are Walston r. Brown. John G. Sheehan.
T. r Pemberion. f.. p. Smith, jr.. Andrew Nc
Lean. Anton J. spreter. Charles A. Johnson. Cole
ridge A. Hart. V. VI. Wilcox The bank IS 10 begin
business Monday.
There Will be concerts in Abingdon Square at SIS.
Tompltins Square Park at s. and in East River
Park at O'Clock tonight.
The New-York Exchange for womens Work No.
r East Thrtlethst., Will have during the summer
a free class in stenography. This elias, Ia intended
f)r se!f-supporting women who may wish 10 per
feet themselves in this branch OF work. App.ica-
lions FOR the vacancies that remain can be made
a, the Office OF the society Thursday and Friday.
July and 6, between 10 a. m. and ?. m
The German bark Tahiti. rs days from Auckland,
arrived yesterday In charge OF First Oilcer
Sch"eoKe' VINO 'epo''e" INA. 80. 49,
forty-two years old. native OF Germany. had died
on the passage and been buried al sea
With the arrival OF the ship Charmer' from Sas
Francisco NETWORKS strike-depleted iarder re-
ceves 0iooS cases OF canhel salmon
The first vessel arrive at New-York direc;
from Manchester England. 10y the way OF the new
snip canal was the steamer British Prince on June
= About July y the steamer o1o'rs vi" De '"e
first % leave New-Nork direct for Manchester.
,rb. ro,L commissioners Yesterday appointed Ell
u,-I l. Carey ard Daniel Patterson as dock
masters % succeed Char.es : 'oye ana James y
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W. Il G. rErrns nKINGs SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

". I'TIN IT
william H. O. Peters, - No 81 Berkeley Place
has i~pin suit for absolute divorce from Mrs
Lillian Peters. She was married - him AZ Ham
In,udfort "a lS$5 and th'v lived IN Brooklyn for
tso year Mrs Peters was d pianist. nnl gave
music lessons In l,ss she l-ft her husband. He
"a not sock divorce until recently. when he
heard = DTS wife la san Francisco. INs sister
sad yesterday that they hlI heard through friends
that MR. Peters lived wiki II Won kasslugcr. one
81 h~r pupils. IN New-iurk and other places. and
has hal ~ children since she leff her husband
Recently she and Non kus-lugrr separated Mrs
Peters ls conducting O. music school IN san Fran
cisco she received her music education. according
20 her ulster in-llw. 81 brooklyn hut f1 reporter
ia san Francisco she said sl" WAS educated under
many great musicians abroad Her statement that
her parents were burned 20 death a steamer
is alsp contrdllctcd Dos Miss Peters
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CUSTOMS SEIZURES TO RE som

District-Attorney P.att has applied to the United
States District Court for decree Of forfeiture ana
permission to sell quantity Of ornamental hair i'm
ported by }. ~ Ceba,los Co. on January ~ by the
steamship Seguranca from Vera Cruz and also
three cases containing SILK cotton and metal Inn
ported by George w. Sheldon a. Co, by the steam-
ship Majestic from Liverpool, May - last Enfh
consignments were alleged to be scheduled on false
invoices. with the intention Of evading the customs
tariff, and were seized by the Collector
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HOME NEW
WHAT IS GOING OK TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.
Fourth OF July parade.
Coney Island Jockey Club races, Sheepshead Bay
. p.
Brighton Beach races. . p. m.
Iarchnont Yacht club regatta.
Celebration at Rye.
American Yacht cub raph;ha launch race. Milton
Point.
Cricket matches in Prospect and Central parks.
Tammany Society annul. celebration, Tammahy
Ila,.. 70 a m.
I.,,er-carrlers' parade picnic. etc. Lion Park.
Hell Gate Republican cub festival, 40. LEO Sec
onl-lve.. p. m.
Society Of the Cincinnati. Delmonico's, noon.
XII Won Kull Yacht Club regatta
Tnveng OF Nathan Hale monument Hemp
stead, l.. l.
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MOT-NT KrcCO

The night which Frank Drumg1ole Ell'or ~ 'he
local paper Of Mount kisco has been having with
the Board OF Trustees = thc village l- uow likely
90 end In his favor. Yesterday afternoon one n
tIr who voted 20 refuse 20 allow the editor
inspect the onical minutes ~ The b1arl handed go
his resignation The resigring trustees IS 1onn Y
TAFT When Mr. DruWg1u presented "a fnanlafnu4
last week. signed hy Justice Dykman M TAFT re-
fused TO accept service OF the document.
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SUDDEN DEATH or MRS WILLIAM FITcH

Mrs. Emily Maria Fitch, seventy years old. widow
OF William Fitch OF New-Haven. Conn. died sud
denly from heart trouble at the Park Avenue Hotel
yesterday morning. Mrs. Fitch came to this city
from New-Haven on Monday in company with the
family Of Professor Day. OF Yale She Journey
ing TO Danvlle, Va. hoping TO ind rest and relief
from long-continued heart trouble. Mrs. Fitch
taken suddenly I'll late on Monday night and died
yesterday morning before the arrival OF DR.. II.
Flint. of No. 81 East Thrty-third-st.. who
summoned in haste. DR.. Flint sent word to the
Coroner and DR.. Weston viewed the body and
granted a permit for its removal to New-Haven.
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Hamburger delivered addresses. Among other things
Mr.. Hamburger said: . 80 r,os,
rrosneroils one on the face Of the earth Inc
Jewish people have found America their Mec ga,
tnnions OF the car drove hundreds Of thousands OF
Russian Israees from his empire, the naJori,y OK
thom finding an exile Americas hoSp
shores" He also said that Anarchists shouiu oe
driven out Of the country.
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puScans. Alderman Jenkins early in the evening
refused TO vote for James Morrison as city Treas
urer, but later he reconsidered his action ana NJ
Morrison was elected by strict party vote George
Nell was chosen Judge OF the Police Court;
Ernest l.. Meyer, city Surveyor Samuel Cunning
ham. Sealer Of Weights and Measures; j. Henry
Paddle Keeper OF the Second Precinct station. The
filling Of the places OF city Attorney and cry Phy-
siclans was deferred until report can be had as 10
whether the pres, Mt Democrat" incumbents OF
these Offices can retain them ano .fr year
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TIE VIEW CITY or AowrhL ARRIVES HERE

TIE VIEW CITY or TOWELL ARRIVES HER.
The new and fast screw steamer city OF Lowell
arrived yesterday from New-I London TO take her
place on the Norwich line. She is a high towering
specimen Of Sound steamer architecture and az
she came around the Battery yesterday afternoon
blowing hcr whistle she attracted much attention
The new steamer was built at Bath. Ne She IL OF
steel and Is fitted with all the Injuries ard con
vrnences that ingenuity and experience suggest
The city OF Lowell is able TO make twenty miles
an hour. and on her trip from Bath 10 New-IOndon
proved herself In every way seaworthy and COM
Portable. She Is valuable addition to the splendid
fleet Of Sound steamers
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LONG ISL

Observation-Disclosures and Long Island Methodists
are manfesting deep interest in the plans OF the
Epworth Assembly to be he'd at Merrick l.. J.,
July 10 TO 90. The superintendent. the Rev. Dr.
G. s Wing. writes: "If are favored with good
weather. our great success IL already assured
on Rally Day" july 10, the largest crowd Is ex-
pecte1 to hear the Rev. Or J.. \. Banks ana Chap-
lain McCabe. Popular evening entertainments nave
beer ARRANGED
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THE ACCUSED POLICEMAN FIN

Patroman Henry Smith. OF the Steamboat Squad
who accused before the Iexow Committee Of
having sold tickets for the Sangerfest at Madison
Square Garden losing his shield He
found guilty OF being drunk while over in
Brooklyn. where he was arrested. He was fined
twenty days pay and six days additional on three
small complaints.
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TIE REV DIR. rERHAcs INNOCENT.

ME NEF- DIX THNHA'S INNO'ENT
Abou; the middle of April the Rv Or Emil
Pcrhacs was accused OF stealing o. cents while az
Dr. Shepparl's baths. on Columbia Heights. Brook
Ign The trial ~ Dr. perhncs took place On Friday
before Justice Walsh arl jury IN the Adams
street Police Court and he was acquitted of the
charge and fully vinl.cafel Dr Perhacs is saN
- De wealthy. AMI IL The author and publisher u
works On the Hoy Lam. etc. r. took only a Few
moments for thc jury to decide that Dr Perhacs
WIS Innocent.
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7.
The Russan-Amcrican Hebrew Association held
Fourth OF July exercises I'm Hebrew Institute Hall
East broadway and Jefferson-st. last night. The
programme consisted OF addresses and musical
selections. Rabbi J. Moses. OF Port Gibson: Dr.
Adolph II. Radln Isador D. Morrison and Julius
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ELIZABETH

The new Republican City Councilman OF Eliza
beth did not adjourn Monday until midnight but
when they did retire Republican City Treasurer
City Surveyor. Sealer OF Weights and Measures
Police Justice and Keeper OF the Second Precinct
police station had been elected At the next meet
ing the remaining ofices will all DO nlled by Re-
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SHIPPING NEVIS.

PORT OF NEW YoRK-TUEsDAY. JULY 3. 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond Hl (Br) Perry, London June IT.
with mdse and 10 TO sanderson Son Arrived
the Bar a 4:4O a
francisco (Hr) Jenkins. " hours.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY.
Vessel Line For Malls close. Vessel sails
Britannic. White star. IivcTpool.. 300 m go m
Rhyniand Stac. Antwerp........ +3o n IN $50 a
Atlas, Cape Haytl 400 q IN 600 IN
THURSDAY JULY 3.
werra. " q Lloyd. Genoa. ........... 300 p 400
Normnnnia Hanlb- Amer Hamburg 500 n 500 a m
oldham. Neth-Amer Rotterdam. II 90 a m 100
Ailsa Atlas. Kingson Sc...........l IL 90 m 100 M
Cienfuegos. n & Cuba. Nassau. 100 m 300 y IN
FRIDAY. JULY @.
Algonquin, Clyde. Jacksonville 300
state OF Texas. Mallory Fernandna... 800 IN
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MARINE INTE LLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise "a sun sets "a Moon DIS Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
~ SANDY Hook s2l GOV Island $50 Hell Gate 10 20
T. N-Sandy Hook ~ Gov. Island 500 Hell Gate lO'iS
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o raise hi.

with mdse TO sandorson Son Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Mannheim Gen. Hoec, Hamburg June 49, IN
ballast to Gusiay Hey Arrived At The at p m
70 in ballast to Gustav Hey Arrived at the Bar a;
steamer Carlisle dsr Rotterdam June T. with r,d.s "a
simpson Spence & Young. Arrived the Bar at Gas
Steamer California Bp. Mitchell Leghorp MAY IS Pal.
f G H. T, e, - Igme 80 Caana June Palermo
Henderson Pros Arrived N the Bar at 0:io a n -
Messn9 June Taeima r. rnd.c =, Fhep sy Br %.
N stnarae az G 70, l.ir al , 'o :" H. ~ r, ~
DAYS wiki frut 10 Dumol' & Co. Arrived O.. ,he Bar
steamer Leon Yo0. syaroe Gtara June o. Banes 2s
rited a at tho B,r ar ngi " " 'i"'' Co. Ar
SsoM-E 2, c[ g HaGq G2rgs,onn Jne IS VIII
steamer i"iMo"n Dole. Norfolk. with mdse and
BARK Tahri cGer scbrebk. la,c Glawcso Auckland
JOG days with mo- 10 Afned. Cherey d CO. vessel
nonaca IionGu- il da- vi,h mass T., ori' Ies.sa
sandy Hook July 3 $50 p m Wind wes: light: Gear.
CLEARED
steamer Rhynhnd dss). NILS Antwerp-rn'ernaonu
..s,eimer Cottage CITY bennett, Portland Me-Hora,io
steamer caritec Bo Morrison. & Johns. s, Thoma,
50 'ame. Tlgancia. Mcintosh. Havana. etc-Jamos n
.S,eamer sarasosea Obj. Kinds FernanIina-Fuuch,
steamer Loon CNor. svanoe Gba-a-F numois & Co.
Steamer Clty ~ Columbia Jenney Newport News-Oid
Steamer CAess-e Bcarse. Charleston jacksonville
Steamer Britannia CBr. Smith. Liverpool-H Maitland
steamer America IBID. Pearce Lond9n-F W Hurst
Steamer jamestown Iiulphers Norfolk and West Point
Old p0mini IS Co.,
st.amer Amatyills H'D Archibald Charlotte Harbor-
q Seagcr
s'cainrr Rossshirc G}o. Stewart. Falario. R-ww
Hurlhut CO.
steamer Morgan CRY Baker. Clenfuegos-J T Van
steamer General whitney Bearce B3ston-II F Dimock
Steamer Daral GD Davies. Dover Tor orders-Goepel
Truhe
steamer Normanna Ger. Barends. Hamburg via
steamer bona Maria Goro Marero. Llsbon-Hlgs-
steamer Aisenborn Delano Baltimore-H Foster.
Steamer Roanoke. Hoaz. Norfolk and Richmond-Cnd
steamer Miguel Span. Pinnlos Beryrichcn cada San
Boulogne-Funch Edge q O.
steamer Vega G'orU. Coeiho Lisbon. via Azores-u
steamer II Mar. Grant New. orleans-J T Van Sickle.
seamer GsorSe GLIDE J9 2 san Domingo CITY,
Bark Lucy Nickels. Corsen. shanghai-R p Buck d
Steamers America Gr. London; Cherokee. Charleston
and jacksonville. Bremerhaven Dutch. Amsterdam;
George " clyde. San Domingo City; Asenborn. Balti-
more" Carbide r 81 Johns s. Thomas. st Croix. etc;
Aurania O}r. Liverpool; jamestown. Newport and
Norfolk. Nigiiancia Havana Armenia 1isr). Genoa:
Traye Ger, Bremen Via southampton: Nomaiic CBr)'
Liverrool Trinidad Olr BERMUDA Pontiac (Br). Sagua;
syienhan cBD. PhIad-pha; Caracas La Guayra, Porte
NOTICE TO MARNERs
Poin, Wilson Light
Notice hereby that. about July 3. 1894
the characteristic II the fourth-orler light Point Wilson
Light station Of Admiralty Inlet,
Washington. viii be CHANGED from nNcd white fixed
June % 1884, fourthorder Fixed white light was
replaced by fixed white ens-aa,ern light to remain
THIS notice affects the List q Lights and Fog Signals
Pac'hr Coast iSe'. page % ~ 80 and The List Of
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
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Steamers America O}r London: Cherokee. Charleston
AMI jacksonville. Bremerhayen Dutch Amsterdam;
George " clyde. San Domingo City Al.enborn. Bat-
Carhhce tBr 81 Johns. s. Thomas 81 Cr0ix etc.
Aurania GD. Liverpool; jamestown. Newport News and
Norfolk; Nigiancia Havana. Armenia (Br). Genoa;
Kansas CITY Savannah. America DAM Copenhagen:
Traye Ger Bremen Via Southampton. NOmadlc (Br)
LiveToo Trinidad O}r bermuda Pontiac (Br). qua;
Sydenham '8r. Philadelphia; Caracas La Guayra, Porte
Ga bell and Curacao