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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
WHITE PLAINS.

An enumeration Of the Inhabitants IN Schoo' ~"
frlc, No J. Of the towns OF White Plains ana iia'
rlson made by enumeraior sent 10 ""''e
Plains by the state Department Of PUBIC lhs""'
ton AZ the request OF the Board OF Education io'
thr,,,s a., N. school district. proves conclusively
,b,, there are residents in excess OF that nulper
The board Will now apply tor the appoh' ,nd
s'rr.-nt.nd nj of schools in the district, anu oId.i'
,ne 900 maid annually by the State for mat o'nCeI
s,I,r, siephen W. smith and vile are on
a vls,, 10 Mount Clemens. MICH ~, -, 20
-, s,',.r,is"rs VIII convene Wednesday next 10
,,Lc .,,ilon relative to repairing or building ne"
YAK" "'t - M There were 1856 scpa-
80 ~ r.sl estate transferred In Westch"strt
,.nu,,v last week The largest sale was that OF a.;
Brecklmrldgc Gibson 10 Ralpn Brahanes" - proqnect
or.b,iT acres al the northeast corner OF f'osI,-'
place ami Easternave In o'sn!msi , ior q
Il, ,,n attend the National O. A. X f.nca'hp-
mont n.xt month at PEisburg In BODY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
STORY or A PRESENT FOR CAPTAIN cross

few days ago a story was published how the
propretors OF certain policy shops and low-down
llquor-shops In the Eleventh Precinct provided a
Christmas fund In 1892 OF 1850 and gave 1t to
Captain Cross. There published alleged list
OF contributors. In which Bernard O'Rourke presi-
dent OF the John J. O'Brien Association, appeared
as subscribing $lOO: and In like amounts appeared
Ahren Herzberg at the present time a member Of
the Constitutional Convention from the With Dis
trlct: John Howard. barroom-keeper at Bayard-
st. and the Bowery; ex-Aderman p. j. Farley as
ISOLATED with the great scandal Of the Broadway
street railway In which Jacob Sharp convicted
Of bribery: Charles J. Brnbaum, who Is keeper of
a barroom In Qrand-st.: j. II. McCiurk, whose place
In the Bowery Is well-known resort and who
raised the ante" according to the story. To the
amount OF 500; Charles Silver Dollar Smith.
Harry c. Miner and others.
Tribune reporter tried to ind some OF these
East Sders who In the report were said
have taken part In this generous contribution. but
he could not find any of them. Some officials with
brass buttons on their coat fronts, intimated In
foreign brogues that they guessed there
nothing In IT," The list published by the news
nearly sixty names. The policy-shop keepers. ac-
markedly liberal. II Is declared that. while Cap
tain Cross Indignantly denies the truth Of the
story, the collector OF the money real estate
agent the East Side acknowledges It's truth.
Captain Cross seen last night by a Tribune
reporter at the police station house, Frst-ave and
ever for the story, and II was manufactured from
beginning to end. Captain Cross also said that he
understood that the man who was quoted a. au-
thorty Tor the truth Of the story had denied It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19

49, 49,, ,,,,sLtr,s ~ the city 10 which all the house
sc,ions and the age could be carried lof u1s
po.iion The plan Is To put the retuse NV ,n Of
,,.i- sea;.I tank into which jet OF steam ~,
si1ut 80 pounds pressure. may be forced 10 A h
ali The live matte: Then fuphuric aC'u rs 10 c va
Oh will pass OF and be forced through "a J
v.a,er vher- they will be- DESTROYED h'e, LIZ
!, nosphafc by which II becomes koon ~ ~ n
rhus the garbage would not only he dlSpos'' %
.1srartory sanitary manner. but X would DCoi,ie
$3.50 -, rev.n,,e 4 branch postoffce has long
been needed In that part or the Guy nno,n a. .I
Yin. Vernon and on Wednesday one was UP'l,.r
~ No p Mount Nern0n-ave.. In charge OF '"a''''
, rarnenter A stitiOner and neWsdea'eI
r. iyr,is, Doys' brigade returned from week
snca,nu nnent AZ Long Beach yesterday. "neIe "''
v.re drilled IN n, real duties OF me soiIe,
giro Commissioner Walender Chief Engineer f-uWl'
~ Flske Assistant chief Engineer JeweH anu ~ -
chief Engineer W \. Anderson nase So -, a
fnare Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

George Wilson. the wel-dressed. diamond-oe
decked sneak thief who entered the Nat OF Mrs
s s Lehman at No. 1lS Waverley Place on Fri
day evening and stole property worth "" was
held for trial in the jefferson Market Court yester
day.
August NJ Seel IT., the enterprising young forger
arrested at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms who said he prayed that he would have
success in passing his forged checks and that he
would not be arrested held for trial In Jener-
son Market Court yesterday.
Moving day In the General Sessions Building has
begun The courts. IL IS expected. VIII open In the
new Criminal Courthouse on the first Monday IN
September The first articles 10 be moved from the
old brownstone building the clocks. They
were relics OF the Tweed rule They bought
in England.
Lawrence Burke who Is attached 10 the Weigh
ers' Department OF the Custom House was ar
rested yesterday upon an order granted by Judge
Bischon OF the Court OF Common Pleas. In an
action brought against him by his VIE. Sarah
Burke for a separation upon the ground OF cruelty
and abandonment.
The Mount Morris Turn Verein viii have an out
ing to-day at Bronx River Park.
The city and county convention Of the Prohibition
party Will be held on Tuesday al Lyric Han. Sixth
ave- near Forty second-s,.. at O'Clock D. m.
The swift and elegant Albany day line steamers
New-York and Albany leave Desbrosses-si pier at
$40 and West Twenty second-st at a. m. Pas
sengers have about three hours at West Point 70
stroll abou, and inspect that place; those who go
Newburg have plenty OF time 10 visit Wash
ington's headquarters and enjoy the magnincen,
View Of the river and surrounding country fine
orchestra furnishes music during the morning and
afternoon Meals are served at all hours in the
handsomely nted up dining-r rooms on the main
deck aft.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art will be open free
10 the public this afternoon from TO o'clock
Tuesdays Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 a. 10 p. m. and Monday and Friday
evenings from to 10 O'Clock. The admission on
Mondays and Fridays Is % cents.
Admission 10 the Museum OF Natural History is
free to-day from p. m. TO p. m: on Wednes-
DAYS Thursdays and Fridays from a. m. TO s
D. m: on Saturdays from a. m 10 10 D. m. and
Tuesdays evenings from 10 10 p The price OF
admission is q cents Mondays and Tuesdays
from a to D. m.
Richard Il. Meyers has arrived from Paris and
will spend this week at the Arverne Arverne j.. L.
and next week at Atlantic City. y. j.
Samuel Strauss, alias Levine sixteen years old
Of No. 45i1 Hester-st.. held In 500 bonds for
trial in Essex Market Police Court yesterday. on
a charge Of cruelty TO animals. To get revenge
against his former employer Bernard Slick Of No
10 East Broadway who had discharged him.
Strauss attempted. IL is said to feed broken glass
mixed with oats to his horse last Wednesday. He
was discovered by Greenfield. the driver OF the
horse, and was arrested by Officer Noble. OF the
p c. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
he SHOT HIMSELF NEAR GRANTS TOMB.

While Park Policeman Daniel Whalen was pa
trolling his beat IN Riverside Park, near Grants
Tomb, a little after o'clock yesterday morning
he heard the sharp report OF a pistol and saw
fash on a knoll little north Of the tomb Lying
outstretched on his back. on bench. was man
apparently dying with n bullet hole in his eft
breast, Just above the heart from which the blood
flowed In streams Beside him. as II II had just
dropped from his nerveess hand. lay .3S-cabrc
revolver still smoking. The was unconscious
and groaning. The bullet had gone almost clean
through his body and he died In few minutes.
When the body searched nothing by which
the dead mans identity could be fixed was found
other than a scrap Of paper on which was the ad-
dress No 81 West Twefth-st From what could
be learned at that house. which has furnished
rooms the suicide evidently Carlyle Jurgenscn.
who had lived there for some time. one OF the
servants said she believed that Jurgensen was
surely the suicide She him leave the house
about o'clock Friday night. AZ he going
out ne remarked: Katie, goodby; you'll never
again"
He did not return home again.
The girl said that Jurgensen was womans
tailor. but had been out OF work for n long time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
GREAT JOY on THE CdMPANIA.
EVERYBODY PROUD OF THE CTNARDER's WON
DERFII, RECORD-A TALK WITH THE

v,yrpypony PROUD OF TIE CT'NARDER's WON
DERFt,L RECoRD-A TALK WITH THE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
With a lazily rising mist OF smoke issuing from
her great red tunnels the Campania' OF the Gu
nard Line. lay at her pier yesterday Away DOWN
In her hold the great steel engines had gone 70
, Sleep and so had the men who had worked with
4hen across the Atlantic in the race for the record
When brooms are distributed for the purpose OF
sweepng the seas the Cunard Line should GER
tainly have two fine ones, one for each OF the TWO
1nasts OF the flyer" Captain Haines was one OF
the happiest men in New-York City last night lie
has always prophesied that his vessel would beat
all records and his prophecies have come true Inc
ran,nania was II must be confessed. favored win
ane weather and smooth seas, but she had also 20
,ontend with fogs and had to slow down. 50 honors
are
Expectation ran high all along but when the log
enyeloped the Cunarder on Thursday. when she was
off the banks OF Newfoundland 4, ran low IL
seemed as though all hopes of record. breaking
trip were spoiled The white vapor drfted through
the rigging saturated the decks. and gathered IN
Rlistenng drops the rough coats OF the watch on
deck Speed reduced. and where the Na"-
pania had swiftly sped she crawled.
the Captain ''cussed."
The officers ''cr~sed,'
And the passengers "cussed. too:
And relate.
The chaplain he
out never mind what the chapiah u'u' A"e 'N'
blew away, the came out and after TWO hours
OF delay the swift vessel again started up at full
speed and rushed past the old dingy Sandy HOOK
lightship on Friday afternoon. over three hours
ahead OF the fastest westward passage ever mace
by an ocean steamer And the Lucania's on-
GERS are hoping for a record This sister ship
OF the present "champ!oness' has record OF D
DAYS L. hours and a minutes Both the vessels
completed In 1885, and intense but friendly rivalry
has existed between them ever since they were
launched
Captain Haines was not board the Campania
.ards huf n.
was pleased. and he showed II.
hours yet" ne said between smiles. "A five days
trip Is no, impossblity. but the necessary speed
can only be obtained by greatly Increased power.
and this means large expenditure of money
Every minute now counts In an ocean voyage.
gain OF only ten minutes trip means that an
additional three one-hundredths OF knot must be
made every hour and this Is not easy thing 10
accomplish. AS yet the Campania has never been
pushed "
The Campana cost over 100000 and any vessel
built TO beat her last record might cost nearly $1,000
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
TIE DOG WAS NOT MAD.

At Third-ave. and ty-seventh-st last night at
$50 O'Clock, when the sidewalks were crowded with
people. a Skye terrier belonging to Mrs. Thesis. OF
No 1888 Thrd-ave.. ran to the middle OF the street
and began swapping and barking The dog ex-
hibited a good many signs Of rabies. and a cry OF
Mad dogr' was set up The dog crossed the street
three or four times with an ever-increasing howl
ing mob after him. Women shrieked and children
cried Ball clubs vegetables. canes and other mis-
sies were hurled at the animal but he lodged them
all. A stout German tried to jump him with
both feet and fell down the walk instead. while
several small boys rolled him. The yelplng
Skye was finally cornered and by rare good fortune
(for him) ne wss the doorway OF his mistress.
There was crowd OF six deep around the little
fellow. kicking at him. when Mrs. Thesis. who Is a
German matron Of ample proportions. sailed into 1t.
She made things very interesting and finally
grabbed his dogship by the nape Of the neck and
tucked him under her arm
rghdr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
A FIREMAN DIES WHILE on DUTY.
AFTER TAKING THE CAP OFF \ HYDRANT HE
FALLS BACK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THREE YEARS AN ENGINEER.

AFTER TAKING THE CAP OFF \ HYDRANT HE
FALLS BACK vNCoNSCIoUS-TwENTY
THREE YEARS AN ENGINEER.
Andrew Taylor engineer OF Engine Company No.
It, of the Brooklyn Fire Department. dropped dead
last night while responding 10 an alarm OF fire
which had been caused by the explosion OF a kero-
sene lamp in the apartment OF Joseph Jacobs. a;
No 1913 South Frrst-st. Williamsburg When the
alarm In. Engine Company No. ID was among
the first respond. The driver pulled up AZ the
nearest hydrant and Taylor Jumped from the
CINE with wrench in hand and removed the cap
and cover OF the hydrnnt and was about 10 connect
the suction pipe when he fell backward. AS he did
So he called to the driver and said
John can't do the work; you will have 10 help
me-
The driver jumped to the pipe as ne shouted to
the engineer that he would make the connections.
He then fastened the side OF the fallen engineer
and found that he unconscious. A physician
was called, and on his arrival found that Taylor
dead
In the mean time the 1remen were battling with
the blaze and before the fire had been put out the
house had been Quilted. Jacobs and his wife, who
are an aged couple. were taken out of the burn
Ing building In a haf-suffocae ed condition. Mrs
Jacobs is totally blind and her husband was unable
TO help her from the building They rescued
by the flremen. Taylor had been engineer OF the
company for twenty-five years and was ffty-four
years old He lived at No. 81 Harrison-ave.. and
only returned from ten days vacation yesterday.
Death Is supposed TO have been due to heart disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
DRAFTING THE NET ABOUT BURKE.
AUTOPSY OK THE BODY or +. BERGMAN. WHO
WAS SHOT IN THE CABIN OF HIS
FATHER IN LAW-WIiAT THE 20
LICE HAVE LEARNED.

FATHER IN l.AN-NtiA HE ~
LICE HAVE LEARNED.
TIE autopsy on the body OF Frederick Bergman.
who was shot and instantly killed the cabin Of
his .<ather-in-aw Thomas Burke. at South Btdch,
waS he'd yesterday by DR. Thompson The au-
topsy showed that the charge Of shot entered Berg
mans body In Horizontal. line. and some OF the
.arge buckshot had penetrated the lungs INer ana
kidneys The intestlnes were torn and broken where
the charge had torn through the body. The wad
and some OF the shot had lodged In the heavy
musc.es about the spine. and the spine was Injured
In passing through Bergmans clothing. the charge
had gone through a note book which the young man
carried In his pocket.
The autopsy. the police say tends to support their
theory that Bergman was shot while the gun was
IN the hands OF Burke and not while Il was set as
a trap Burke alleges The course OF the sho'
would have been downward. 1t is said. had the gun
been handed II usually was. and II would nave
been upward. had 1t been the camp stool as
Burke now says. -.,. \.
sufficient 20 hold Burke for the action OF the Hrahu
Jury. ,,-
Burke spent Friday night and yesterday at Police
Headquarters In Stapleton, still as indifferent as
ever. he does not seem to worry; ana hls on ny
anxiety seems 70 be that the dead man WI. o no.
much concerned. although Almost in the same
breath he says ne Is grad the feow is dead.
S3ohaT Of nsn y' Saed as h poce
quarters and asked to see Burke He was inucn q
exced' ana IL was Known bna sa ne a in charge
told him no one allowed to see the prisoner.
This appeared TO dspease the visitor. but ne iett
the building and was no, heard OF again
until yesterday morning Then ne appeared IN the
streets In Sapleton. He did not 20 near neahquar.
ters but remained distance away and walked
about. but always kept near corner past wnich the
prisoner would have 10 20 II he was taken TO IN.
Police court The man acted strangely and c:aspel
and uncasped his hands continually. Burke was not
taken before the Justice yesterday and after walt
ing long time the man went away ana was no'
again.
The funera! OF the dead man and his infant chud
will take place this afternoon.
The Richmond County police are slowly drawing
the net about Burke. They now have Information
that the feeling Of hatred entertained by Burke Tor
bergman for n number OF years was intensified
recently by difficulty between the men II appears
Burke wanted Bergman To do something. and urged
him on Bergman said he would not. and said he
would do anything honorable. but anything dis
honorable he would have nothing 10 do with. The
dispute which followed was an animated one. and
Burke was bitter against the young man. What the
matter the police will not say. although they
know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
NEW-.JERSEY.
ORANGE.

referring TO the suit of the Delaheid Construc'Ioh
c,ro,v against the city OF Orange, Tallmadge
r.,.n.,d the president of the company, says mat
his firm CONNECTED the work fully last fall but that
4, has been impossible TO get settlement from the
CITY Of Orange Mr.. Delaneld declares that the
city's countercharge is not jusfsble. and that the
charge Is only about 81 800. and not NN as MAJ
Ian nublishpd In addition TO the balance alleged
to be- due on the final estimate OF the city en-, en-.
cipeer OF over fl coo the Delafeid Company makes
c,in az about Si9 90 which, the president or the
company declares. the cty's advisory counsel ex.
,r lar, Mr. De,aneld declares that he has de-
"ilnrd an Offer from the city OF f94o y to settle In
full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
NEWARK.

Application has been made to Vice-Chancellor Van
Fleet Of Newark to appoint receiver for the North
American Photograph Company. rule 10 snow
cause returnablc next Tuesday was granted The
company was organized with n capital stock or
81 600 600 OF which 5000 paid In. The balance
being issued to James II Nppncott for patent
right and stock OF the Edison monograph Com
pany The Indebtedness of the company Is about
sc 900 and the assets nominal.
One case OF smallpox was reported yesterday.
The patient IL Italian woman living at No. 81
Adams-st. Her husband was recently taken TO the
peSthousc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
SHIPPING NETS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-sATURDAY ArG H. IN
ARRIVED

PORT OF Ew-YoRK-sATURDAY. AUG H. W.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ia Togane o3 san,s h asss.nss
Bsrk 6;rundloven ,Nor,. lee. stavans'. 50 da''
ballast slniy 70 aa rSnch Aug Elk * 40 mwnd southwest s
breeze; partly cloudy. hay on shoir'
CLEARED.
steamer pluenelds Masing). Bal;,more-H f %.
steamer cottage CITY. Bement. Portland Ms-"
'' Steamer Premier Br,. crcwer BOcas-derOr0' Ahs
st Steamer CITY Of columbia Davis. West PO'n'
steamer orizara. Hoy,. Havana and way p0r''"'
Steamer jamestown. Hulphers, Newport News anu y"
s;-amar Snt et,s NeworeansE as
steamer Croatan. Hansen Wilmington ard O"-'
steamer Neptune BirSham. Kingston and Moo''s' Ivy
steamer Herman Winter NicAerson Bo''0n-h
steamer Ieona. Wilder. Key West and Ga'es'on-'
Steamer Martaa ,Gcr Lassen. Hamsurs-Funen' '8'
Steamer Francis, dr jenkins. Hull-sa4itT'pwS Make
steamer Kansas coy Fisher sasaan ssTnr Tit cOvs
steamer Dona Maria Poro. MarTero-' COX anu Low
Steamer Washington CNon. salvesen. GSara cS'
steamer old Dominion. Couch. Newport News ana wv"
msndmola Dominion IS V W,.. g.
steamer FL Norte. Hawthorne. New-oiieahs
Sickle.
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger Bremen ., Ts Of
amp,on: suevia Ger. Hamburg wa 9u' I'M s,eA
zaha Havana and way p9ris: Nen pSser,an Bow
osne; Adirondack. kingston Sa'aniia ~ M!.ssspa
pasns T hGyTe E1"Gis D e;asso~ Ssp,uso KS
and Montego Bay Jamestown Nr"p, Rchuoad;
Nprt &dt. Oh n9%nSs NSyp oi Columbia It
va Marsais Ger: Hameurs; New rS,e ors"'''
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS ~. 10
Steamer New-York Jameson. for Ne"-fO'S'
Steamer Ales,o 1Br Marshall from New-f0rS Az
s ssys4 Wa n%on A Ansas' & Evans. Se''
Steamer buffalo cBrl. Msle'. from Ne"-fO'N
" Steamer az ce H ;Br Robinson NewYOrk July
' Steamer , California tBr, Mitchell sailed from ''
for New-York August T. M, pr,e. sailed -
GLASGOW sssS%Fr for s's Ssw q a hSr"st for ~
Steamer Sorrento s. ,sr,: BIZ: Jones mes from N"'"
' steamer n wi-had ,Gsr,. Nierich frO" Bremen ~
steamer Excelsior Gsr, Muller from a"sn.,
gust for a pSHS % M se sSf from $
II for Liverpool. passed Brow Head a. o."
Steamer Azov (Br. Brabyn. from Nsw,r ",, IS
for Antwerp passed the Isle Of wsh FROM SswYo
sISis.er MsySasn . ws .sq,sss iis%
f ssa A.sus zaandam 's GS,c6 pu sailed fro"
ds s.a tSr SfTfs;s & for
sailed from Havre August Is 49,. v.v.York JaV
Steamer Letmbro utaD III Marco. from ,s"
% for Genoa arrived at Gibraltar August rt Juy -
Steamer Pathan CT,r). Wright. from Ne"-'
arrived at Port Said August IL. >,.,york NAY y
Steamer Capac tIsr. Thomas. from Ne" -
steamer british Prince Gi;r Fothsrsill from arrived n
July 9 via Pernambuco etc. for Buenos AS's'
Montevideo August II. ,,s. .aled o.
steamer sirius (Dr,, Ford. from Santos '''
Lucia for New-York August II.
Announcements
In Folded Collars. .sAUyoG
.ocoNEE." E. W.
Henry A. Daniels y. d -
20 WEST erH-sT. .s.-urn6R ~
Diseases Of the Nervous sy;sss sara = So
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longing TO Henry Ehers. OF No. 453 East Thir-
feminist this city. The boys leg was broken
and on being taken home amputaton was found 10
he necessary He is the OF Victor Bedngton-
field the editor Of THE Flatbush Gazette. ana Is
ten wears old Julius Ehrets. the drv- - OF the
arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
NORTH TARRYTOWN y.

The approved plans Of the sewer system ~ NC
h,,u, IN North Tarrytown are open 70 inspection
-, ,h ,,rk ~ construction Will be begun al an
n,riv Say special election will be held on lues-
dav evening mex; 10 determine no" Hu0" Vi '''e
work shall be done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset $3.50 Moon rises m s6M Moons age is
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 9:I4Gov. Island a34lHel Gate 1887
PM-Sandy Hook 02o Gov. Island Gate Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
REIDEORD.

Tho clerrv and managers Of the Westchester
County RIble Society for Bedford Will meet al
,,a,nS JIrothcrs' Hail Tuesday for the purpose
~ appointing visitors for Bible WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
GREENBURG.

IN. ,s.os,or. ~ Greenburg have placed the as
,.,,s an IN. nroperty owned there by the heirs
-, i.v couid M 10000: and Helen. Edward and
IIov,ra Gould each assessed SJ'"".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
PENNSYLVANIA LIN

The Pennsylvania Limited which was the pioneer
limited express between New-York and Chicago, Is
tween the two cities. leaves Pennsylvania Rail-
road Station. New-York. every day at 1000 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
10 CENTS A COPY.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST g.

Teu,orc White star. Liverpool. ....-. yG%s
Berlin American Southampton .'.'''''i a.So =
We~ternand Red Star. tntwerp...... ''''''' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19

4 BICYCLE RIDER RUN OYER
While riding bicycle In Flatbush-ave.. near
Lincoln Road Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon. Vio-
10, Bedingtonneld was run over by q wagon be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
INCOMING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. AUGUST 20.
OUTGOING STEAMERS,

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. AUGUST 90
vessei Line. For. Mails close Vessel sails.
C1udad Conda Spanish, Havana. 300 a II 30 a
Alliance. Columbia. Colon. 10 90 a 1900
TUESDAY. AUGUST q.
Havd. N q Lloyd, Bremen ..,,, 400 q "A 600 q m
Aisnnnuin CiyuA JAcksonville. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
Announcements.

In Folded Collars. .rAUvoG
.oCoNEE" e. W.
Henry A. Daniels y. u -
20 WEST soTH-sT. urns4. ~
Dieeaseo Of the Nervous eyctsm.. ~ ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19

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