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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-04
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Efi1bfsisd. 1859.
huya and sells Exchange, makes TclcFrhphia
transfers on the prnCiuAl Cluos " tho United
htAtuH end Europe, aud All points on mo pacina
Coast Issues letters ~ credit available iu tho
principal ciuea Of tho World. Special Atten.
ton given 60 tho selling of ores and Hullon
Advances made on cOniignmoulh ~ lowest
Particular attention given 90 collections
throughout Utah, Nevada and adsoining tsrri.
tories. Accounts solicited.
!. 4. DooLr. CA,hls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-04

Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds
Of Metallic. Wood aud Cloth Covered
COINS and Caskot,.
Full line Of Conn Furnishings kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly hllod.
open Day aud Night
Factory and WSrerooms No. sS9 Il. Lat
9ouIh, rs blocks sasi OF lhsa.eL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
NOu%T VERNON.

A report was published f"w DAYS ago mat
Navor Brush ~ Mount Vernon. hal requested me
resignation Of Health Officer \. !. Hnnnhe' ana
that the latter had resigned. But DR. Banning. VINO
&C. ,,o ~ tho hes, known physicians IN the county
one Of the founders Of the Mount Vernon Ho'pit'"
and prominent club man. has written 'V"r
DENYING that tho Mayor has ever asked i'f h'-
resignation or that ne has tenIeT'i H. u" say
tina, the summer su;ry air has for the past month
been laden with the slckenng oior ~ H"a'S. inc
objects Of which are 10 secure tho confirmation ,'
two or three ~ the Mayors favorit" mol over on
Gers AMI I'm exchange nominate and confirm l''h"-
Gratis FOR the remaining Offices. thereby ISpIi ~
some equally worthy Republic tns VINO nav ", d,
Or banning further says ihai ih" new 'iIo,,l,
rrenis belong - the incoming Mayor ana ia Wh'n
the question il really settled whether n" Il pun an
OF the Democratic canl,!ni' IS emu. > u" we on
tho ink upon order VIII hardly Do more nan
drv when Tho Mayor de facto viii r"r"iV" "itn'H,
request the resignation % your unappf"ciatel anu
viRtia1f Health Gricer." Dr banning Simply moan,
that ne VIII not resign be- 'ause h. happens 20 on ~
others by continuing - maintain p'b"'A" p'"
cir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Conrad - s'ancke. twenty -s"ven years o'' u Nv
~, r,,h.,ve dol from m. effects ot me eN'esS"
r.ot A. rs home yesterday morning
The man Who dled on Sunday from The heat a.
..o Eleventh. Precinct police station Ma MThuneu
,...erlay A.. John Mccain. cooper o' 30 !"
p-..tl,ut.s, whore he boarded. Hs rea'Fes ave
"A. - -, Dorchcsier-st, Boston
p,.,,,.fe- Su'llya- has secured an Appropriation
it.a e,- additional clerical help. and Will IN
.-.,.. .,e salaries o., A number 81 ne Jerks al
ready On day. anl vii appoint A dozen new ones
Elizabeth Rsey nine years Old. o' No AZ h'oHs
"a. o,s rrn oyer ard k.i"l by milk wagon while
.-o.snr the stree; near her home yesterday Inc
wagon was driven by Frank Es;aSe OF NO ~
p,u-f,.s S. VINO was arrested. HIS employer Is A.
,....rnaker. o, No Il Dousasss,
Henry ". Eluarls - 10. 900 Pa'chcn-ave VII
no. 81 - sleep ln Il hammock again with money II
h,s ro,k.t. on Monday righ; he sept IN N" ham
,,..k on The veranAa OF his house. ana wh'n no
woke A. nllnlgh, found hat he hal been robbed
a., 81, In ca.h AMI 4 certified check FOR 81 drawn
IN ne Frs, National Bank and payable on Az
sgs' l.
M.e Julia Hahn twcn'y-thr"e years Oh whose
homo v,s with her married sister. Mrs f. j. cross
q. Va l1 pecatur-st G.ei Yesterday from ne ef
taos ~ esc,rtrg gas IN her secpirg 1t Is d.
..vel IA. she committed suicide. as The door and
,.rf,vs o., her rom were found lightly closed
She hal been receiving ia" attentions % man tor
s.,,e lime ami recently learned that ne was mar
-,,t T1c Rad secured money from her on preience
~ Investing g. Ste hal tried IN vain TO secure i,s
rcurr ami frequently declared tho; she had nothing
p, I've for IN the World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TESTCHESTER COONI1.
YONKERS.


,,,o-t cho,,,-d president % The Yonkers
r,o,rd ~ Education has appointed the following
STANDING committees for tn" coming year I""'hrIN
and instructions Rudolf Eickemcyer Charies T.
Otis AMI James Y Llwr'n''. purchases "'','n
T. EdCar Richard l.. Condor and liam J.. Ms
bet. buildings Ethelbcrt Beiknap Justus IL ffl-
Ter and James : Fitch: Rules. John H. HupDrli'
John + brennan ami Rudolf Elckerneyer; Auii''
y Oliver phIllipg Charles II. Fancher and Ethel
bert Bclknap; Evening Schools. JustuS H. FledI"r'
lanes s Fitch AMI John i. brennan; Libraries
John T. Brennan. Rudolf Eickemeyor a1d i''a'"
L. Edgar; Census. Richard H. CONDOR, a. :. Brown
ell and r. oliver Phillips; Sew Sites Charles X.
otis william T. Nisbct and Charles H. Fsncher'
Architecture Jcmes Y. Lawrence Ethelbert BOX
nap and Charles L. otis; Construction, charles
H. Fancher. Richard l.. Condon and Justus H.
Fielder; Industrial Education. James s Flich John
BroWucu r. oliver Phillips and John H.: HuppeHi
Finance. William +. Nis5rt y IMAM - h9Eni ai'u
MaIlov. rector Of the new parish at Ludlow. a
numDer Of his Pensioners met Al ho!y l<otG,
ing gro,.ui and erecting Il church edihce. Before
the meeting broke up s. 80 was 'uhsc Tiben .omi,
sites Coroner Miles was summoned to me
County House q; East View on Monday 10 no'" h an
CITY. who was accidentally klile! th'Ie ponoShne
was returning from the corners and took snort
f f and n" broke ' his ncc H. Vas nfynve year
Old cards are out i3 Sr tnT K Wr Jurrrns
and Henry c. Arn.t. to lie held a; the honr OF me
brides mother. at ~. - Lin en-st on Iucsldit
evening August IS. AT o'cloc K. %. FREDERICK
Geggus the owner Of the Katie g.. which was cap
sized IN a squall sunday night above hlcn%9oi
clubhouse Monday night and LEFT There carly yest~r
day morning for Nrw-Nork with the boat ~ ~ low gov"
II had h.en found hy George Brcndingcr. - in'}
coles and John \ Humsson. OF the i,aiisaGr b"st
Cluh Captain Pruyn. of the iih Sepata'"
Comn,ny y G. s y = has received copy or ne
report presented 10 AdJu;ant General Porter hy IN
spcctor- General Thomas u McGr4th. speaking oi
fbe IN Separate Company. the 1nsp' ctor-G General
saws: The company shows gain 81 eighteen Sinc"
last muster ana g. good military co"d' non. pti
In close order yer, good. extended order, ihlr
The members 81 the company who hav" not yet
shot at Creednoor this year VIII go therc on SAT
urd ~ this week In" Sccohl hhHIN'lNHS
or AmulakassIn council Daughters OF Focahontas
vlI be- hold this evening at th~lr rooms In the War
burton Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
VIEW -JLRSE \.


The Rev r. 4 Moury. the religious adviser OF
bernhard Altenh' rger. who kliI"l Katie FHIp yes
,eriay Informed sheriff Toncy that before hc died
Alcnbergcr mears To- kil Deputy Sherin Sch"lt
b~causc tho dev.ty wouiI not JET him oni 10 ih"
corridor Whenever hc wanted 20 go Alirnbcrsrr
folt Mr. Nrurv that he might u.s. Vol hhhS
idea that Aitenbcrgcr VIII attempt - AIRY on
his threat but as piccauton AN extra "at'h VIII
be kept on him
Ever since u" gas companies ~ Jers'y 'iiy
united The price - gas hos been 8 Z" ~ h,hnH gees
although. while there was competition. gas MS
Furnished by the rival companies al s. - K''rh-}
NayoT Wafser called the attention Of the e"~ com
pnry To the matter and yesterday IN" lhti't ''"7
companies gave notice thai the prcc "0uli u" T"-
ducel to 81 ~ on September l.
Health Inspector benjamin. ~ Jersey CIV. yes
tcrday sent 10 the Board of " orks communich-
ton calling attention 10 the condition ~ the Pas
saic water lie said that ~ vas unit TO drink.
and that unless immediate steps w"T" taken to
purify H. the result probably would h" an "T"-
demlc lie though; Il the duty OF ne BOARD 20
have the pipes blown off AZ once. In order to if'"
Them from Impurities lie also says that the water
has been worse this summer than u ever "as 10
fore The Inspector also says That ne received
fourteen complaints yesterday as 20 The foul condi-
tlOn OF the water
Thomas Haniphy ship rirgcr. Of No. 81 Mon
roe-sf was Killed instantly at Tlctien a I.angfoots
drvdock IN Jersey CITY. yesterday afternoon. He
the water 10 the ships deck. The spar was not
properly balanced. and the tacklinr slipped while
he spar was suspended In miiair. II fell striking
IIaniphy the head. II" leaves a wife. three
nhv. a lawvcr Win an Office in lower Broadway.
Now York CITY John. another son. Is employed In
the Custom House. The thirl ron. Thomas. IS Il
ship rigg@r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLl w.

THEATRICAL MANAGER GETS a - -,
William A. Mcconnell once manager VI '.es,er.
nrookIyn Theatre. secured absolute uN0' sne was
dav in the CITY Court from MS wiz no mar
t.rou.n On the stage as May Hosmer ""e" ,.rotad
r,aI her in June. 1851 in Chicago They sepH ""ssd
rr "I hra months In August 1891 1t was aIlsSfo
IN tho complaint Mrs. Mcconnell was mar DIM,
Theodore Babcock. an actor. IN 1erses ,y,s one
can y Harrison actor and playwright, Van
- the Witnesses at the hearing before Juas5 uv'
wycE yesterday present the aefsnaant NeE
nt 81 ,,S her three year. odd chic ,nn1a9ers
11ps' AND Harry + Seymour. theatrical
letter was introduced from . me and
.;,,h sSa acknowledged her mlscoh1uo.' rower 10
Whlom he uiingness to do all in her "a caused
atone 70 her husband for The sorroS SeT behalf at the
hn",nS ~ JgIre Van wyck said ina, 'n was writ
'ts 70 signed az soon the testinlo.l, al renre-
"u"'u ~ anoears that Mrs. McCohhe" divpprce
son,ed 10 Rabcock that she hhd secT When he mar
,.n, b.r nrst husband In Chicago, wHet o,s hut
riT h. liz recently discovered t ne sscnred a
agreed 10 remarry her II her huSoa"'
IA. from her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
JUDGE EHRLICH REBCKES EPSTEIN.
He SAYS THE LAWYERS CONDUCT WAS CLEARLY
REpREHENsIBLE AND HE SHOULD
MAKE APOLOGY

Chief Justice Enrich. OF he city Court yesterday
morning handed dowl his decision upon the appli-
cation which was recently made before him by
Herman Joseph 10 punish George II. Epstein. Abra-
ham A Joseph. lawyers and Mrs SaraN Golden
and her husband ard son-!n-law FOR contempt Of
court. Judge Ehrlch denies tho motion punish
for contempt bu, administers severe rebuHe 20
Mr.. Epstein lie refers to the fact tina, Justice An
drews Of the Supreme Court after having heard
both sides OF the application made him. dismissed
the proceeding. holding In substance tina; tho words
used did not impart either the giving Offering Of a
bryce 10 a Justice. He says In part
"Only a forced and strained construction Of the
words implied would authorize an inference Of any
.mputaton upon the Court. the language used
insulting 10 a fellow counselor, IN that II i'm
puteQ him willingness ana purpose 10 commit
a Grim The plea Of the attorney that he did not
believe words when ne uttered them aggrAvat-s
morals. but since the words neither alleged nor
implied that the Justice was party pr!Vy the
criminal purposes charged the ut"rng OF the words
be punished An offence directly against
the Court.
"Thc c5nduc, Of NJ. Epstein here Is clearly rep
rehensib.e and deserves severe rcbuke Hs was
the opposite OF a frank and many course He re-
peated the slanderOus words Of his client a dlsap-
pointed angry woman lltgaut, which words he him
self dld not believe 10 be true. The pain purport
was % asslil the character OF a fellow wyer He
ought. ~ justice 20 himself. 10 render an ample
apology to the attorney unjustly attacked"
Mr.. Epstein said last night that Judge EhrlIch's
decision was unwarrantcd
From the facts In the case my course IN the en-
tire matter" he said has been s,raigh; forward
conscientious attorney would have done Ia the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
ORANGE.

4 suicide by oxalic acid occurred IN Orang" carly
Yesterday morning. when Michael Lyons. VINO
kcops florists establishment at berkeley and Der
wick AYES went open his pace Ia the morning
ne found the body OF a woman lying asainst tho
sid. Of the greenhouse. By the sid of tho body
was q sa,che, containing r. quantity Of oxaic acid,
and lying In the roadway, fcw feet distant vas
e.ass with the remains q the faia. Dose In a. In
the pocket ~ the woman vas smai. sum OF money
and koy r he on!y mark 81 identification about her
was ;hAt the stockings were marked Mrs Brad e}.
40 IT,. This .cd 20 search among th~ county
Institutions ana at the Essex County Ins1n" Asv-
nm IA South orange. II learned that Mrs.
Danle. bradley, % Newark had been an Inmate
there and had been discharged On july :. she
afflicted with meanchoa. Word was sent to tho
house of Mr. Bradley at No. "A south Twelfth ST.
Newark and Mr.. Bradley son and daughter came
M To- orange and July identified the body Mrs.
Brailcy EFT her home In Newark cary on Monday
afternoon saying that she WAS about g. visit friends
a. Harrison 80; returning, he family became
greatly alarmed about her and we're searching in
every direction when the news OF her death
received Mrs Bradley thu wife OK Daniel
Brad ~. Of tho Ann Of Brid.oy & Craven. macl.n-
!gis Of Ra.roal-lye.. Newark She about forty
Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
NETWORK CITY.

The Museum Of Art will be open free to the pubic
today Tomorrow and Saturday from 10 a. m 10 D
p M: Sunday afternoon from to 6 O'CLOCK ana
Friday evening from 10 10 o'clock. The admission
on Friday from 10 A m. {: p. m is % cents
Admission 10 the Museum OF Natural History Is
free to-day tomorrow and Friday from a m 10
p M; on Saturday from a m. 10 10 p. m, ana
on sunday from ! TO D. m.
Notwithstanding the fire Of Sunday evening IN It's
quarters, The Law Journal has appeared daily as
usual
Ze.ia Marion has received decree OF absolute
divorce from her husband. George F. Marion the
minstre. from Judge Bookstaver OF the Court OF
Common Peas They married on June H. 1893.
Albert Arndt the street-sweeper, OF No iZO west
slxteenthet who shot Fritz Schneider In the aD-
domen. head and right arm on Monday afternoon
was held in 5000 bail FOR examination yesterday
morning b. Justice Hogan In the JEFFERSON Mar"e'
Police Court Schneider Is at the New-lork HOS
pl:al and may recover.
The East Indian COWS and bu,,s which came over
here in the steamer Tlysa, consigned 10 o. H. r
Belmont have been taken % the animal quarantine
a, GARFIELD y J. They Will stay there ninety Jays
according 20 law. 10 soc II they have any disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
Ey-JSSEMBL JOBES 1CTING QUEER
ARRESTED FOR TRYING TO EMBRACE LITTLE
GIRLS N THE PARK-NOW ~ THE INSANE
PAVILION At DEI.LEVi-E.

Assor,hlna, Peter Jobes: OF 80. 2o7 Third ave.
4 real estate broker. rho represented the Win AS
sembly District in 1851 wNs prisoner in the York
vile court Yesterday. The complainant was Fan
Ghetto Gauthey. fourtecn-yeaf-otd gir ant daush-
tor q, Professor l.. Gluthcy. ~ The Columbia Gram
mar school Flfty-Arst-sL AMI Madlson-ave.
Park Policeman Kelly. who made the arrest. said
he found Professor Gauthey holding a man named
O,,cnsoser Of No. l2i Eas, Eighty seyenih-st. and
much cXclteL This a; the tennis ground In
Central PARK N about $50 p IN on Monday. Kelly
soon learned that Otensoser was explaining what ne
had seen Of the conduct u another man who had
annoyed and nsultel the professor iaught"r AS
Kelly up the little girl explained to MN thti
while the Professor catching bugs and butter
file. Fanchctte with several srl-compdnions was
playing tennis. Presently a man came up. took
attempted 10 embrace her despite her struggles.
Young Ottensoser. hearing Fanchette's cutlery. ran
away Just at this Juncturc Kelly and the others
saw a great connection among group or girls OUT
The strange man was soon found concealed In the
shrubbery adjoining the field
Thrd-ave lie acted peculiarly AMI did not seem 10
'" Ynser g moTmns stcs Meade in the Worthwhile
Police Court. committed Jobes whose identity was
Late IN the afternoon MT JooeS went before
Justice Meade and said that for some time her nus
overcome by the heat he was virtually out Of his
mind Her statement was corroborated by several
persons who knew me enI .,., VEL Ana
Jobes had been since MS arrAignment yester lay
sIne man would. lie constantly mumb,inS to
himself and talking as If he was In discussion with
on the strength Of all this Justice Meade issued
new commitment wnch orders mat me ex.As-
lssloners OF Charities AMI Correction to be examined
as to hts 6 5 Scenrang was 10 tnns
10 the Insane pavilion OF Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
orr,, ,v,pD OF CENTS SET ASIDE

, Ii .,o award OF cents damages by
o,,,pssion IN the suit brought by Isaac Lewis anu
o,hors for damages for the injury caused 10 'n ia
nropertv. an apar,mcnt-house. at "iious"o'
Grand ayes by the construction and oper''' :.
~. Rrooklyn Elevated Railroad IN IRON.
In his opinion ne says: u cannot COMM" ~ !, 40
rissIoners' award OF cents IN '"'' az sc.c,od
100, ...t. IN. ooners Of the property ahec'eu
,.I ,.s,i,r whether their rights are safe IN Inc
J.S"' ,,,.,co As the case stands
,n I'vners are substantially damaged o.
,afr,X and 4 am unable 20 ace no" tn' N''
sf,.'.,ye arrived AT the award Of cents 80
have read and reread thu testimony III , O, which
.t. insgnirctnt award OF the Comhi7 - IN
siand mink ;he COMM sonsr@ Az, ,bo no,ner-
- retec:ion OF evidence offered by IN. -. -.
set the award aside hnt ' ms nv counsel
90, TX the damages ~ cOntended lot ny IL,
.o' ~, IN ,rd nWners I Therefore appoint tne non
george G Reynolds. Francis Gross anu " ''
.r.fe as a new commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
yrws AND GOSSIP FROM THE NAvr rARD

Rear Admiral Stanton on Monday received the
commission OF his new rank. and then. In CON
formty with the prearrlnged plan his Application
10 the President be retired under the forty years
service law. |; expected that he would get his
orders relieving him Of command yesterday. but the
orders had not reached him up TO late hour yes
terdly afternoon.
The gossip at the Navy Yard yesterday was that
the New-York would not become the flagship OF the
North Atlantic squadron. but would soon he sent
10 Europe 20 relieve the Chicago. The new com
mander ordered TO her. Captain Robley u Evans.
has been secretary of the Light House Board for
about years. IL said yesterday that he
was much surprised at being ordered away from
Washing and 10 n command, as he stands
Only few numbers from the bottom OF the ia; OF
his grade and below several seniors available for
duty. secretary Herbert. Il said told him that
the selection was made because he considered him
admirably fitted for such an important command
The Cincinnati engines continued their chtlrning
the Navy Yard dock yesterday. and the officers
board said that this would be continued for about
Q couple Of weeks to work all the parts down TO
GOOD bearings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
FRIDAY. AUGUST 8.
SHIPPING Ne W.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-TUEsDAY. JULY 81. isA
ARRIVED.


snsrs Sa 1n d.s and passenger it
s Ar As5y at IN n' P ntsbyn Rnwerp July IS
last to { II RsnderbrocS. Arrived at the Bar " ~
sessoa. 0 csus sSl, CINE Ns. !'I s: a
steamer cla-ibe ,Ir, Mcknight. Bataeo. day, "a
fruit, to Dumois s. CO. Arrived - me bA' " y"
Steamer Neptune ri5khan. Mon,eso Bay, IGy ,, ~
70 = Kerr & CO. Arrived az ne har ~ -" - W..
steamer Coma risk. Galveston JaiY p and Nsg ""
steamer Hudson. Kenisie New Orleans July . VIII
"ss a.q 'sSoosse. sn.R. savannah With mes: sd
passengers 90 l. Walker. p -, VII.
steamer Croatan. Hansen. Georgetown. C. ana
minston. y g. With mdse and 9asssrse's " "''"
steamer yorktown. Dole. Newport News and Ns's'k
with mdsc and passenger. . the Old Dominion - AVA
Bris scud Wright. POINT. Pi're Guadalupe " ''''
na'K Thomas BROOKE. Mccall Guantanamo 10 d.y.v W.
Sandy Hosk July 81 80 p nl-Wlni sOuihwes. Isa''
cloudy.
CLEARED.
steamer ''o,tage CITY. bennett. Portland M'-H'''"
steamer csciqae oBr YOUNG Valparaiso. cA'' lou
az S.r sem,n"le cS,ch.,,e- Charleston and Jaes@'
steamer i Richmond Couch IVES; Poin;-od po"nS
steamer Chateau Latte Fr chibot Bordeaux VIA s''
lander Punch. Edge Co ,,,u ,.., Ro,ton-A
sSeamST nSsarth ,Br Black RIO Jnnero santos "S
steamer Minls,e! Maybsch Ger. Jansen Dover '-'
for ord.rs-Gust Heye. - Wake,
steamer jamestown. Hulphers. NOTION Anu
News Old Dominion IS 90. ... % 7 c..uns
steamer Galicla GER Pietsch. Daliimors-H "'''
Steamer Brannf dir,. smith Li,epoolH H.y
steamer chester ,Br. Bond sou'hamp''n-i"''''
steamer Kolga ,swed,. Hakansson Bar''Oa-S0'''
Ship Cyrus Wakefield. Hyler. san Fsnei'e0-DeA
snip De Ray,er ,Dutch,. wnbeusen Rio Jan'"'-
Norton CO.
SAILED "a.
Steamers jamestown Norfolk and Newpor 80, Rsh
sas Cty, savannah; Chateau l.ane a. IT,, and Iss,a
vile. Neustrii (Frl Marsees. Trinidad h r,nac (sD,
ii,erpool. rravc Ger. Bremen VIA son'namp'"
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS. -. s.s-
steamer Rhaetia .Gsr, Lud ,.is Ne"-i' ,.
steamer Richmond I'm OBJ. Perry sailed
for Tl, 'Sis n Cameron for
town and Liverpool. passed Kinsae July 81 -, sys,hamv
steamer Havel GER. Jungst New ON , 'T 81 ,
.,e, ., Amser,iam Dutch Stenger rom ~ Lat
July n Tor Bouogne and RotterdaS. passed -"
'S Sloane, me Mohawk dr) Wiltshire. from Newton
u Tor London passed the Lizard July 81 , xew.yah
steamer Elise Marie tGeD kemefs, iro"s a,
July II for power. passed Ptwle Point JHy I'm SWANSEA
steamer wells c4y d0 Savage sailed "O"' d,
i's ,,Ser suram ,Iir, HocAen. from NewfoTN '-'
.,r,.a1 NJ Flushng July ~ 90, Iuly ~
arrived Iis,c al Island anl skod, from NewYoFS july
arrived At Copenhagen July u - ,,,, Ro,,erta9
steamer Brilliant GER Keller, sailed fro"
steamer Anchoria d'g). Campbell from ~,
., Tor Glasgow. arrived at Movh' Juiy o., Hu,a 8"
steamer ituabon OBJ. Couch. sailed tro'" " =.
steamer Vega cPorp. Coclho. sailed fror' I''''
svc, ,"ar pona Maria Poro Marrelros. from NV
July I. arrived at Oporto July 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
4 BURSTING TANK HEAPS FTREMEy
THREE prince.
BROADWAY Warren.
STORES. 1874 ST.

THE FLAMES ATE AWAY THE SUPPORTS or IN,
RESERVOIR. AND THE WATER ALMOST
PUT OUT THE FIRE.
A fire which was queed just after 3 O'Clock ~.
terIay morning In the pocket-book manufac,ory 4,
Scheyer Nathan & Co.. AZ No. 43S Broom.r
would have developed into a big and destrucrv,
blaze had It not been FOR lucky accident vh,s
aided the Fire Department materially. The WON
shop is on the top floor Of No. 43S, which stands
the side OF the block fronting in Broadway Polcs
man Goggins. OF the Muberry-st. station, uv
smoke drifting through an open window and rins
an alarm When the hremen reached the top flr.;
OF stairs the heat from the sm0uderlng fire was a
great that at first they were unable TO proceed
higher Scarce.y had they got there. however whsc
there was a crash overhead, and streams Of wa..,
from some unknown source came trickllng through
the rooms in which the fire had been confined. and
ran down the stairs. on the top floor OF the buld.
ing was a tank containing 5000 gallons OF water The
fire had eaten away the supports OF this tank Until
IL gave way. and the water pouring down in a
stream Almost put out the flames. The hremen I'D
the rest ard the Joss was ony Sud much d
which was caused by the water. The cause Of taa
fire Is unknown.