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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Policeman John Hunt. OF Jersey Cl'y' was ioVN'u
I'D YESTERDAY on a charge OF fracturing the Skull
Of George Williams OF No. p Kearny-aNe VINO
is now lying in critical condition at the lily
Hospital Hunt denies that he dubbed Williams
and says that Williams injured himself By jump
ing from a trolley and striking his head against
a wagon-shaft.
Bernhard Altenberger was yesterday sentenced
by Judge Lppincott. at Jersey City, to be hahBed
on Thursday. September G. between ~ a. m ana j
D. m, for the murder Of Katie Rupp' WhoH he
shot at Snake Hi on Sunday. May u. Max SAL =
niger prisoners counsel. moved Tor an arrest OF
Judgment on the plea of improper evidence Alien
berger not having been warned by the poHce az
he alleged. when he confessed to them. mat "hat
he said would be used against him at ms trlni
Mr. Salinger also alleged that the panel OF Jurors
was Improperly drawn. Judge Lippncoti SAID an
the objections presented had been raised during
the trial and been passed upon. and they could not
be permitted to delay judgment now; ne men pro-
ceeded TO pass sentence after brieny reviewing
the crime, which. he said, was cold-blooded and
deliberate Alenberger received the Interpretation
of the sentence without any sign OF emotion. but
when he was being led out he jumped in the air,
yelled "Ja"' and made motion as II tying rope
about his neck this he extended his hand
above his head. The constables who accompanied
him seized him by the arms and led him 10 the
door and across the yard to the jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
MOUNT VERNON.

few weeks ago meeting OF the ieadins c'"-
Gems of Mount Vernon held TO decide what ac-
tion should be taken to prevent the foreclosure OF
the SOS 900 mortgage on the Young Mems Christa"
Association Building 1t was resolved to raise a
loan by individual subscription and transfer Inc
mortgage TO those subscribing. About dozen OF
fifteen subscribed $1,000 each at once and since men
the entire amount necessary has been secured ana
the embarrassment relieved. The citizens recoshl%yu
that the institution beneficial TO the ClN i'll
many ways. and 10 young men. VINO shouIu -. u,n
vided with a place spend their leisure h3ut h
Complaints have been made that some OF 'ne
sewer piping recently furnished TO the city IS not OF
the best quality standard, although ne Pi tn
paid are for the finest quality obainaDle. tne
Committee on Sewers Of the Common Counci mas
promised to take up the matter ana MAKE tnO,
ough investigation The sewer system covers aDout
fwentv-seven miles Of mains. trunk. district trunk
and lateral sewers with proper mousse connexions
and cost nearly $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18

sc"er - so@r 'G is vi INV H +. from New York
S,,aIaer Fi'n,.hre ,l'o p~,er from New York Ma
: arrived az Yokohama JAY - ,-,., >,.-. vo-,,
June - arrived at no Janer, July 10. ,...
steamer Hlna.o G'p, douglas from New-Yor% June
steamer yellrir oBr Hooker from Pensacola June 20.
steamer Brcmerhaven ODutchl. Bmz. from New-Yor<
Iuy arrisgd at 1ay ION, 8, John B.
Juy .. arrived at Liverpool July i. , w.t.,
arrived at Hninburg juS -
steamer Labrador o3r McAuley from Montreal July G.
steamer America DAM. Thomson from NNw Yor', Iuiy
for Chrlstana Copenhagen and stenn passed Dunne'
sSeamer la Flandre Dutch, schmc, from New YORK
j j%y i. VIA st JOINS \ f. ''' antwerp, D'',r ','
Steamer Lcpan,o G}r. Wise from New-York July FOR
Steamer oiinda fcrl De K@.' rom Tew oTK Snhe
steamer spaarndam Dutch. ISner from New Yak
ruy for hgu!osne and Rotterdam passed the Scily
steamer Il + Matthews Cpn. Arnot,. sailed from Paor-
steamer spree ,iSn. Mes,eI. NeT.york for South
amptor and }renen. passed Scilly on July II.
steamer Manifestation IBID sailed from Gibraltar for
Sandy Hook July u
from ,S','T Dover for New YORK July il
steamer Salisbury ,'r). sailed from Palermo for New
steamer Alov ,pD. sailed from Antwerp for New York
steamer !,Isatla Cn0. Swain, sailed from Naples for
ste,,n~r Meskcyne oseo. sailed from St Lucia for
steamer Wrrhaw ken oBD. Manning sailed from Shields
for New forl July ia , al
pore for New York July II.
Steamer pdral tIr Davies from New York July 3 for
Dover for orders. passed the Lizard July IL
steamer Majestic ,Br Parsel. from New York July II
FOR Liverpool passed Brow Head At $50 m. July II
steamer Massachusetts, Oir. Bouquet. from New-Yorx
July for LONDON. passed the Lizard July Il.
steamer Wteknd ,Ger). Cupp.rs from New-York July
Tor Queenstown and Bremen. passed Kinsale July Il.
steamer Salc Ger. kessler. from New York Via
Southampton arrived at Bremerhaven July 10.
Steamer Vera tGer Pohlr from New York via Gibral-
tar. HrriN ed At Genoa on July II.
steamer Spaarndam uutch. BouJer from New-York
July for Rotterdam passed the Lizard AZ y July II
Steamer oldham Dutch. Pousen. from New July
:. arrived at Boulognr July L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
THE FIRM SAID To BE IN TROUBLE AGAIN

AIIARD G. SONS REPORTED TO HAVE UNDER
VALUED \ QUANTITY OF IMPORTED ARTICLES
Alard & Sons. OF Paris and No. 49, Fifth ave,
New York who have the contract for the interior
decorations OF I.bridge 7. Gcrry's house. Sxteth~
ST and Fifth-ave.. and who in 1889 were accused
sum in duties on articles seized BY the authorities
are reported 10 bc in trouble with the Government
again II ~ said that the company has again been
guilty Of irrcgula rites and that in consequence OF
these the completion OF Mr. Gerry's home viii be-
DELAYED. This is not a OF smuggling, but Of
differentiation. the goods In question having been
brought from France TO be uscc In the drcOra-
ton Of the Gerry house. There nfty-fOur cases
and packages containing ornaments. portiercs ana
interior decorations These cOrniccs. mOuldings.
panengs anu ceiling and wall decorations for
most Of the larger rooms Of the new house. There
also artistic pieces Of iron work. hand carvings
and much valusb BILE furniture. all Of which. II Is
said invOced at figures which justify inVcstl-
CATION at the hands OF the Customs authorities.
Walter II. Bum. Appraiser. at his
Office yesterday and said that he knew or guam
titY OF unfinished decorations and other goods
which had been received recently for Alard & Sons.
and which intended for the Gerry house, but
no report to them had been made.
THE invoices have not yet been returned he
said nor has any definite action been taken by
the Appraiser. The goods are now in Divisions Nos.
2 and Of the Public Stores"
The Appraiser explained that the goods could not
be cOnfscated unless there was an differentiation
of 40 per cent or more. He declined TO say any
thing about the value Of the goods.
At the office OF Allard e. Sons the clerk In charge
said he knew nothing about the case. The manager
OF the concern said to be aWay. at Newport.
but would return to-day to explain matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
4 MID DOG ~ 4 DRUG STORE.

SODA WATER DRlNlERS SPILL SYRUP A%D
BREAK SHOWCASES IN THEIR WILD EFF
FORTS TO GET OFT or HIS WAY.
There wild stampede OF so In water patrons
in Linnetts drugstore, I'm clnton-ayc Newark.
yesterday. A mad dog chased 10y a bowling mob.
darted into the store and through hallway The
animals mouth was TAXED with foam. his eyes
were protrudng. while he panied ana snapped Vi
ciously the legs OF tine terrified customers The
panic stricken people sprang upon Sasa show
to avoid the brute. and The clerk the soda
water fountain upset shrlf-lOaI OF bottles in his
effort to reach the street
Meanwhile. the dog had reached the street.
Pedestrians had taken to the nigh stoOps and tree.
boxes. The rabid bcast few up the thOrOughfare.
and bounded into the arcaway OF the R,y. Or. Mar
tins house. No. = CIlnton-ave. The dog shot
by policeman from the First Precinct. II viii
take $50 repair the wreck In I.nnetts drug
ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
HE rs RATHER Young TO W1NT TO DIE.
A Roy TWELVE YEARS OLD MAKES TWO AT
TIMpTs To COMMIT cIICIIE

A Roy TWELVE YEARS OLD MAKES TWO AT
TEMPS TO COMMIT SUICIDE
George Palermo. twelve years old OF No &c
Grand-st., made two attempts Monday 20 end
his life by drinking carbolic acid PaermO's
mother IL In the insane asylum Harris Island.
and for the last five years he has lived with his
brother. Sunday George stole so from Mrs Pa
lermo and she threatened TO send him The Roman
Catholic Protectory. George found ii bottle of
bOlc acid Monday. and about to drink the
contents when Mrs. Palermo Knocked the bottle
out of his hand. The boys lips badly burned
and he out Of the house crying He remained
away from home all day and returned about 5
o'clock Monday night when ne again attempted
to end his life. This time Mrs Palermo called in
Policeman Kelley. OF the Eighth Precinct. and had
her young brother-in-law arrested Palermo was
taken 10 jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
He said ~ had only taken ten cents. He wanted
die. he said, because his slster-in-law had given
him nothing to eat since Saturday.
Justice Hogan committed him TO the care Of the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH ANENUE-Ex- Governor Charles II. saw
YER of New Hampshire: General Elisha Dyer OF
Rhode Island: ex-Congressman william Whluhe'
of Massachusetts,. and United States District judge
Edward r. Green. OF New-Jersey. HoLLAND-fN-
Secretary OF War Stephen b. Elkins ana eA-Seh-
ator Daniel Ii. Mcmillan. of Buffalo MI i'itNh
UILI-Ex- Mayor James II. Manning, OF Albany
PARK AVENUE SurCeon-General George VI
SternberC United States Army. PLAZA District
Attorney James w Eaton. of Albany. ST JAM.o
-Bartlett Trip United States Minister to Austria
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gagged during the day with two Of his coiiea gues,
Bishop James VI. Thoburn. OF India. ana Bsisnop
Daniel A. Goodsel of San Francisco on chu I,
matters Bishop Vincent leaves the city . t0,uaS
for Framinghafr Mass. where he is 10 disIipule
diplomas 10 the students of the NewEnglahd a.
sembly who are to be graduated there IN Il Nv a.,
DAYS he will be at Ocean Grove. y. j.. ana ~
tie later will return to Chautauqua, OF Whi'h ne
is one of the organizers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
NEWARK.

Mayor Lebkucher yesterday announced the APP
pontment Of r. Wayne Parker. a well-known law
yer and a Republican. to represent the Fourth
Ward in the Common Council for the uneXpired
term Of the late Alderman Francis NJ sweet a
Democrat. The appointment makes the Council A
tie politically. MIR. Parker has accepted the APP
pointment and will take his seat at the monthly
the Mayor appoints to I'll vacancy in the Coun-
Gil was passed by the Democratic Leg stature In
1891 and was intended for the benefit OF a Demo
cratic Mayor but the Democratic leaders Will con
test the constitutonalty OF the law. and viii seek
10 exclude Mr.. Parker from his seat at the next
Council meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
LEFT MN ~ CHARGE or THE LTQTOR-STORE

Patrolman Charles !. Frank. Of the Eleventh Pro
cInc entered the Iquor-storc at No. II Stanton-st
Sunday morning and bought and drank a glass
OF whiskey. Mr.. and Mrs. Amsters. who keep the
place. were both there the time. Mrs
Amstcrs cold the whiskey. Frank placed her
under arrest. She seemed to think II good
Joke. and invited the officer to have another"
Mrs. Ainsters then excused herself. saying she
hat. Her husband followed her. and shut and
locked the door. The policeman In charge Of
the store but az his prisoner did not return he
got tired waiting and won't away. Yesterday morn
ing he took her 10 the Essex Market Police Court
After she had exchanged a few remarks with
Justice Feitner the latter told her TO appear for
trial in the Court OF General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOhL ".


W. RIRkEIIS ~ II i'''' H-'''''
Arguments were heard 10y Judge Bartlett IN 'he
suprene Court. yesterday. upon the motion ioi a."
Injunction 10 restrain the county authorities from
having s24 s6t 81 TO James " BirSett due for WORK
~ the 81 Johnland County Farm. The inJuh't""
s sought in a suit brought by Daniel Moyhahln
to prevent the payment on the ground mat j WI"
he \ waste OF public funds Counsel sor me pan"
,fr said that the contract made by the county
with Senator Rirkett Was for worN 10 cost si''''l
81. had received sl72q2l Il. and claimed Sf"'IN -
more for extra work This was an unlawiui c""'6'
for work outside tho contract for when 10 p''A
were advertised.
In oppostion. II was argued that the contract was
rot for any specified sum- but for 50 mucA 10y t'e
foot or yard the measurements being Only "PP''N
innate IN tho snecincations The extra work was an
found to necessary and was uoi,' az" 80 - ,,,
be paid for The only material allegation lot w
plaintir was that bids were not sought l"i H. ~"
fraud was alleged The payment 81 inc iiolr!
had been authorized by the Board "i fuI'INt1' y
hv a vote OF two-thirls OF the emhrrs, oN'lriu',
tho veto OF the SUPERVISORS f-i1rSr. Judge ''"ih''
said that there 10 complaint mat IN. VIII ~"
not necessary that IL was not worth lh' mon ~
II seemed 20 him the question was "h',h'I '",
work done required the consent OF tilr iod'' ~
SiInrryieors or WAS simply Incidental 10 the con-
trnct After the work done. was II not COM
prien for the SuperN sors to say that II Wa proPi
and TO authorize its payment? If contractor went
nu in good faith and did work that was necessary
couJ not the Supervisors ratify IL Tn" courts
were reluctant TO prevent "A man b,lIhE pay ~,
work done where there was no lrai" or ,uN''''"'
Of fraud Briefs ordered To y" nan l'i up ann
decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
ANOTHER COMPANY CUTS TIE RATES

The Hamburg -Amercan and North German Lloyd
steamship companies yesterday cut their eastward
stecrage to $40. This applies to passage to
any English port and will meet the so OF the
White Star and American lines but there will be
change in the rates 10 this country. The steer
age quarters on the Paris. Of the American. and
the Germanc. OF the White Star Line. will be
crowded when those vessels sail to-day. Each Of
them carry 800 Storage passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
SCHOONER ASHORE ON OLD PROTTDENCE

w. w. Hurlbut e. Co. shipping agents. received
a dispatch yesterday from Captain Amundsen OF
the Norwegian fruit-carrying schooner George
Sealy saying that his vessel went ashore thc
north side Of Old Providence. in the caribbean Sea
early on the morning Of July II. No lives were
lost. and there Is possibility OF saving the
schooner. The Sealy sailed from this port on June
80 for Bluefieds
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WHAT IS GOING on TODAY.

New-York Athletic Club ladies' day. lfd''''
Island. p. m.
eu,.Vork-Washinc.on baseball match Polo
Grounds. p. IN.
Roman Catholic pilgrimage TO Lourdes' France
Brighton Beach races. 2;$o p. m.
Park AMI Aqueduct Commissioners meetings.
Anii-Tammany meeting. Washington Hail. one
hundred-and- ysiXth-st.. near Third-aVe, p i"
Music in Tompkins and Abingdon squares D. m
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RISVOP VINCENT ~ THE CITY.

Bishop John H. Vinccnt OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. arrived H. his city yesterday. and
went TO the bishops CONS in the Methodist Book
Concern Fffth-ave. and Twentie-l-st. lie was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
Ann ouncementA

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
tcching sofens the gums. Inflammation a.ays
pain cures wind collie and diarhoea - cents bottle
Our habits tend to XIII the hair and turn II
gray the color and beauty OF your hair
by using Parker's Hair Ialsam.
F.. 4 W. "Kanata" f. W.
A collar.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D..
% WEST hgTH-ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System Gento- OrgsaA
Impotency and sterility hours s to 1. to &
Are you going TO Europe?
Don't forget TO take supply OF Or. Lyons Perfect
Tooth Powder--The Standard American Den,ifrics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
HIGH INSURANCE RATE oN THE cARHorsH.

- y
An extraordinarily high rate Of Insurance mas
been fixed by the New-York Tarin Insurance A.
socaton upon the new carhouse Of the brooklyn
city Railroad Company, at Third-ave ana fHN
eiEhth-st The structure Is the largest 81 us knl
in the countrv. and covers a block '"o by -" I'''
cars are stored on three floors. and II contains ~'N
eral miles OF tracks. The rate hN"d Tor "-"i-
ance on the bt ding Is i per cent. ana on Inc con"
tents a.5 per cent For tn" last three years IN"
city Railroad Company has insured It's own prop
erty. bat six weeks ago IL was decided 10 seek IN
sIrance from the regular companies. The rat" eN-
pected was ID which had been what was charged
when the company sought INSURANCE" before I'ul
the advanced rate was fixed 10y reason ~ me IAN
ger OF fire fro the use OF electric traction in IN"
building At the office OF the Tariff Association. ~
\,v-YOrlt said that tho rate had not h'f.n
advanced for there had been no rate Tor tn" p'ii
ing until the recently liked. IL was h"'ll'l
upon from experience with like property in "ih'I
ia rts OF the country. There had been laff" l"Ss"
in the las; few years where electricity Was used
no reflection upon Brooklyn. but covered the en-
tire metropolitan district. including N"" y ork
Brooklsn. Long Island city. Staten Island AMI
Hudson County. y. j.. east OF IN" lta'k"nsar x
River There was no discrimination against Bf"ok-
lvn in the matter OF rates. The aINanc" IN lh~ur-
ancc on churches was not due q" the Ihh"ruh' TO-
fire but was decided upon before III" Iah"inhfl"
was burned ard was made known ON May g. u
is expected that. IN view of The high rat". the cry
Railroad Company viii resume the policy 90 .uaur-
Ing It's own property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
NnrlcE 70 MAEINERs.

Maumc~ Iny Ranges Light station - 400.
Nofice hereby that IN Nr about july ~ lN''
notifications follows. viii l made In the fhr". IlSht-
- the Maumee bay Ranges marking IN" south ana lng
reaches the dreigei channels IN Maum"" Bay ono
Tn. intensity of each ~ IN" three Ngh's VIII be m
creased by substitution Of Illuminating apparatus
flr that Ia u~"
M,ufnec Hay front for ho'm Light VIII show fixed
white light Illuminating IN" entire horizon
MaIin." Itay ~ Light Will show hN'l white l'ls-
liant" ligt h" southw'tWafd mp g. m" dr'Hs - '"n-
n- heretofore ant addition ~ the dtrcuA ~ the
end 81 The straight thann'i over an arc ~
about - degrees lying between 3 degrees W tSN by
and degrees tWa.Sl tho entrance - the chan
n.l wing midway between these harngs or on the
barring - degrees - minutes vs. tSW Dos WisW)
Maiflec Bay ~ Light viii show fixed white lantern
light.
The lights Will continue guides in the sam,
channels o. heretofore
This affects The List - Lights and Fog signals
Northern Lakes and Rivers lsni. page ~ Nos LIE
ll3 anl 1.lli and the List ~ B'ac ns ANA Buoy :,
Northern Lakes ami Rivers 1894. page 80.
hearings true
Ilt ORDER ~ the Lighthouse Board:
JAMES A. GREER ar-Admrai. L. S. Navy.
chairman.
Orce u the Lighthouse Hoari. Washington. u. e..
f.il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 4iisun set :2s Moon GO Moons age Is
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hook 100 Gov. Island. $40 He'll Gate 'o:o'
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culRGED WIN DOCKIyG TlTLS or HORSES

CHARGED WIN po'hiN" i'ihH "f ""hHAS
Edward T.. Edwards, agent for the Society FOR
the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals, made COM
piaint before Justice OF the Pence Rapp. at Newark
yesterday against W. Fellows Morgan and his wife
OF Short Hills. for docking the tails OF their car
rage horses. The Morcans wealthy The pa
pers served on them yesterday by a consta-
BILE and "a summons also Issued for Henry Wat
kns OF short HIS. who II H. alleged, did the
docking Hundreds OF horses owned and driven In
Essex County have their tails docked. There Is a
state law which makes the penalty for docking
horses tails 800 for each offence. 1t has been
enforced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEW YORK TUESDAY, JULY II 1921.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. JULY II. lsai
ARRIVED.
steamer II sud Higgins NeN-orleans. July H. with
steamer Croatan Hansen Georgetown and Wilmington,
with mise and paesengers to WIN lam = Clyd' e Co..
Iri~s~ngrr~ to Ola dominion - 80. ,,..-
si,amer Iona W le Gal,'s'Sn ~ ~ ~, KY "e'
steamer Excelsior. Hy1e. Philadelphia IN ballast 70
wan s Wv o., ulrmnaham Berg Savannah July -
with n,i.e ani parscrr~ri 70 Il i. Walkcr
S,e',nr. hn , ..i. nn'I.' Ni@, july .
steamer Flsnsn din Roger Santos Tune II. RIO
AI p al s ng Ia" Torrssa r Brown Glasgow July
M n. k.r g' an , h ar an ~ II 30 M TO ' ''
steamer Lors dir Ma,k"nzi" Far 2rkan; Apt, Aptn -
Port Si Jun" ~ ana Gitl'ar - VA 81 McnS y JIiy
s,e,mer Asi,tc Primo. d3r, Anderson Liverpool Jun.
- In ballast seager Arrived AZ the Bar at 9;3
steamer wnkon, non Coo scharer. sle''ln June .
ani shields Juy > IN ballast - Gus'ave H"ye Arrived
steamer Hmran oGcr Munl'. Ncuvras July H. va
i. o., Nh il " a, nii In S'' iuiy . iG
Steamer Marin saenz SPAN. Qtam"z sasu1 July o
Arrived az he bar At n. r.-,o. ps...-,,u, ,,,o
30 nd sa ay S N sa t. ' Goeo Trse Ar
rived AZ the Bar ~ 3 ~.
CLEARED
steamer A'rs ,Rn. owen Tor;-au-Prnce. Jacriel. s.
a flfw If-i =
s'eam-r Paris. HAndie S'u'hamp'on-in'erna'ional
steamer cottage CRY Bennett. rorand-Horatio Hall
Steamer Guyandotie Walker. Norfolk and Newport
s,camer General whitney Bcarsc Boston-H DImock.
steamer city Of Augusta. Dnggett. savann"h-R l.
steamer ncncick 40. Hansey Pensacola. Fa-simp-
steamer Arinnc rrach Bo Forbes Guantanamo. st
Iago etc-Wayir = Co.
steamer Algonquin Piar. ChaF.eston and Ja'k-'nvNe-
'i}ie y 60.
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THEY SLY "THE" ALIEN mss 70 POOLROOM
Police Inspector McAvoy yesterday afternoon In
yesticat,d a report that "'rhe" Allen running
a pooroom at no. ll6 Bleccker-st. The Inspector
ylsi;cd the place. and when he returned to Police
Headquarters he said there was no poolrocm on
The premises mentioned. The Inspector said that
the police knew that Allen would open dive" or
something OF the kind II he could and on that ac-
count CAPTAIN EAkins. OF the Mcrccr-st station.
and the Inspector had been keeping close watch
on him every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18

steamers Iahn oi~r,. for Bremen ,ia southampton
Monuru0y 0sr. Bristol STA ia'r" Premier dirl kinssi3
ana roca d~i roro. CITY q Augusta. savannah. kch
moni Wrsi Point. Gu andotte. Norfolk and Nf"poI
News. Elise Marie Ger. Dover or url-r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
INCOMING STEAMERS
TODAY.
THURSDAY. july 10.

Scandal Hamburg July Hamh- Amor
Thngvala. Christiansand. July 6,.I hlngValla
FRIDAY july 20
Liverpool. July 1i.....,......C unard
ansea. july wilson
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OUTGOING STEiMERS.
TODAY
THURSDAY. JrLY 10.

Columbia IIamb Amer Hamburg. ..... 400 m 200 m
SANTIAGO y x cuba Nass'u...... 100 IN 3'W y III
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FRIDAY. JULY =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D

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