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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

city debt AMI would Increase 1t beyond the statutory
limit
Tire house OF Lawrence F. Knee.and. at No. 5lo
Puirr nave. in the absence Of the family IN me
country. was rarel ckel by burglars on Wednesday
night. and clothing a1I marble cock were sto.en
Tire Increase IN receipts for water rates for the
ma: SIX mjnths over the corresponding period asst
year has been N3GS All extra water rates must
J., promptly paid water WI 10 Gu, off Regular
water rates are lion upon the property. bn, there
IS n way Of collecting extra rates save by this
summary method. The unpaid bis now amount TO
sl7N2
There were 20 calls for the ambulance attached
20 ihr Homeopathic Hospital lls, month, and only
o~@ fa,1, case among those attended.
The number Of fires IN Juy was i79. and the total
loss was $2Lco on July there were "a fires. and
the Joss 5000.
Twenty-one steamships were at Brooklyn piers be-
tween Hamilton AMI Fulton ferries on Tuesday af-
,ernoon Only three Of the number few the stars
ana Stripes
Warehouses have been over'r5wiol with raw sugar
~ The last week and n some instances the arrivals
have been 80 heavy TIA; vesse.s have had 10 wait
fl,r ;urn a. tho piers. Receipts - sugar for the
las; month hav- broken the record. and the amount
anoa; is SIN ahn1rmal!y large.
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ELIZABETH.

The struggle over the appointment Of two ne"
city physicians has ended IN Republican victory
although the Democratic city Attorney tried nara
to keep the Democratic physicians In Once Inc
Reprblican majority in the new Board OF Alder
men held a caucus and decided TO override inc
written opinion OF the attorney that there conid
be no change in the physicians before July J. $50
Drs Green and OReilly. Democrats. were re-
moved by a strict party vote. and DIS Robert j.
Montford and Arthur Stern, Republicans, were
elected 10 M the vacancies.
CAPTAIN Robert J. Kirkland. Republican. has re-
fused to serve as Excise Commissioner 20
which Office he recently elected captain
kirkland Will not stand in the way OF Teorgani-
zation OF the Excise Board. as decided upon by
the Republican Legislature last spring. winch
scheme has failed owing 10 The obstlnacy Of a
Penublican Alderman in persisting TO vote with
the Democrats against approving the legislative
enactment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
OUTFLOT or TIE YELLOT METAL.

ENGAGEMENTS or OVER s. 80 90 FOR SHIPMENT
THUS FAR THIS WEEK.
The MARKET for sterling and Continental exchange
eth holds firm and gold shipments continue. Tho
Treasury's gold - rapidly hoine draw
down 10y continued exports % the precious metal.
and there is every reason % believe that his week
VII not enl the movement. There was engaged a;
the Sub-TreasIry yesterday FOR shipment on Sl'ur-
day s. 80 90 which brings the total for tho week
fer ordered 20 g. pi'. 90 ~ this amount Fe"Do
went on Tuesday end so 900 Yesterday The $50 -
engaged 10y Hoskier wood a 60. for shipment yes
teriay was Withheld until Saturday.
The Treasury's gold r,ascrs- now stands ~ about
81 80 go loss than . At the time OF the bond
issue In February making the golI reserve 20 pros
ent less than &i.ODloJJ. In the month just passe.
the gold reserve decreased about N0.V0co Ia July
the public debt statement showed dccreas" 81 over
81 c0co but there stu remain something over Ss'U-
OplOoO in obligations Cor the Treasury Department
to In gold In view Of the fact that the faiih
put in American credit is based In great measure
It's gold reserve. Il seems rather appalling 90
learn that this gold reserve IL decreasing at the
rate OF Sl0DOp1 a month.
The Administration j. waiting with The hop" that
the gold will be increased by specie from the
New York banks given 20 the Treasury IN oXrhaug"
for currency 10 supply the demand from the IN
terror for crop movement. II is also waiting for A
naturally result IN increased interest rate lOa
and attract foreign capital toward New York. or 80
least. decrease the EXPORT movement. and II hopes
for many conditions which would Increase fh" Treas
ury's holdings OF gold ana end tne outflow of the
precious metal Bur these things may occur and
then again they probably VIII not. According 20
the opinions OF leading financial men. bona issue 20
inevitable and according 20 their views It should be-
be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
NEW BRUNSWICK.

There was a great deal Of excitement Tor ""'.'
there was no cause on the steamer New-HrunS"''"
while she was on her trip from Ncw-Nork 10 inns
civ ON Wednesday night. The Rev : c. John
SON Of OM Bridge went 70 BoyntOn Beach win
a young lady relative. who went In hathlhE' M'-
Johnson watched her from the shore. Sh' iall'''
I'm the water. but was rescued. and wh'.e she was
IN Ter water Mr. johnson tainted. Just after tb'
Young woman was brought ashore IN" hoat Whl'
the LANDING The minister and ne young woman,
who had been hastily dressed. were carrier on
hoard There was a crowd on he boat. anu Wh'h
the two unconscious ones were carried on me ~
element was great. Two women tainted AT Once;
and Others became hvsterical Mr.. Johnson ana
the young woman went ashore az south Nihn1N;
fully recovered bu' N excitement had not SupIIed
when the steamer reached her pier a. New runs
wick. The explanation which was given dld hot
serve to quiet the pass myers. Who appeared 10
think something was being concealed from them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
ORANGE.

sensation was caused in Orange. y. J.. yester-
day when it was learned that Miss Louise Miller.
the pretty daughter Of Rudolph Miller. had eloped
with Edward Haulenbach. chief delivery clerk in
the Orange postOflice. The young couple have
been keeping company for time ana on
Wednesday evening they went 20 New York to-
gether. The families were anxious over their ABB
sence till yesterday afternoon. when a telegram
was received from them saying that they We're
married. Miss Millers parents are satisfied WIN
the turn affairs have taken. and the young couple
Will be forgiven.
DR. NJ II. G Vail. County Superintendent Of
Schools OF Essex County. y. j.. reports that ,an
Effort has been made to poison his family 4 day
or two ago he found around the mouth Of the well
in his yard quantity OF green stuff that an IN
yestigation showed TO be Paris green. An eN-
animation Of the water Of the well showed that II
was strongly irlpregnated with the poison Dr.
Vail has secured two detectives TO work on the
case He is at a loss 10 imagine who could nave
placed the poison IN re- az he ~ not aware or nav
ing any enemies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
CPISTS IN THE WORK or ST. JOINS G. UTLD.

DANGER THAT THE BENEFITS OF THE FLOAT
ING HOSPITAL MAY BE sTOrTED-A CONTEI-
BtTION FROM PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
over fifteen hundred iitte ones AMI their mothers
were EFT standing the piers at West Fifty ninth
Forty-fourth and Tenth SITS. and East Tweniy-sNih.
Third and Rutgers SITS In one week because tho
81, John Gurl Hosp'a, fill. and the same
week found the Guid's treasury empty. The Only
course open - the trustees. they say. e ~ stop
the trips OF The floating hospta! ana - cose the
doors OF the Seaside Hospital, Twenty years q
history faii to parallel the demands made on the
Floating Hospita, during the terrible days from
Ji.y II 20 81 Help came follows from donors Of
$50 each, - name trip:
July Il. Mrs William II. Vanderbilt. carried 1856
women ana chi.dren July y. Edgar Speyer Of
London. 1870: July g. William II. Crawford 1885,
Juy H. George A. Clark & Bro. 1853. July &C.
f. II. Doughcr'y. li22. July II. John Canin i4jj:
July lS william p. clyde l.n5; july 49, Charles W.
Hogan. lie3; July 20. James Speyer. p. 1885, July
y. jefferson Hogan. l.472
Fourteen thousand four hundred and sixty Of the
most helpless Of the city's population were cared
for in these days. ana yet hundreds Of mothers
stood IN the fierce heat on The crowded piers ana
he'd ont their children In mute appeal 10 the F.oat-
ing Hospital. areadv too full.
The .trus,ces arpe.. lor aid TO enable them 70
Drawn 10 " l. srons. treasurer. The f5i.owing
trustees vii receive contributions. william Brook
tom, Bank. 80 32o broadway; james speyer 80
II Rroad-st. John C.ahn. 40 22i CAurch-s'.. Henry
dre i'T Fcd 60 7 Broadway. mn "''' '''
The following has been received from President
Il have Jus, read In The Negy-York Tlmee'
statement concerning the operations II the Foaiing
hot weather turned away ana refused me bcncf,s
u this humane agency because Of insufficient hc-
Il moose check for 500 IN the hope that some
poor sick child may, Il result % tIls coniribu-
ton. be received on board who wou'd otherwise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

The property Of George II. Budong. ar lake-s'
and stewart Place was yesterday sod under
foreclosure at the courthouse for $S.lo. Inc
Board Of Education yesterday reviewed plans Tor
an additional school building which VIII be sub
mitted to the school meeting on Tuesday evening
next for inspection and adoption. Inc eerVl''S
Of Mr. Stewart formerly Of the Saratoga ligh
School has been secured FOR another year as rrncl-
nal in School District No. !. at annual salary
of $l.700 He will have corps OF seventeen tsach-
ers. -. The Sisters attached to ST John ACdue' S
have Jus; had a neat little chapel completed. ana
next week testimonial benefit VIII be gwen To
obtain means q furnish the chapel. ne Ne"
town assessment roll AT the Office Of the com
missioner of Jurors for public inspection. shows an
increase of $4O1 the asSesSable property =" the
town tn. new Bloomingdale Asylum buildings
will be closed 70 public inspection after to-9ay.
On Monday the removal OF patients from biVoln',iS-
dale. New-York. will begin. kXaminaton LOT
teachers certificates IN the Second School COM
rnissoners' District will be held by commissioner
Thompson at the school In District No. on Au-
gust l6 and Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS..

William jordan forty-seven years Old was found
dead on Wednesday night in the rear Of his home
at Rver1ae-ave. and Westinghouse, by Char4es
Ellsworth Heart disease was the cause. Mr.. jor-
dan was born in the County Of Limerick, lreihnl
and came 20 This country when thirteen years GA.
In 1887 he came 70 Yonkers and started grocery
store. which he conducted very successfully. lie
leaves a widow and four children. The police
al last have succeeded In running down the iAI''
who has been systematically rohbing me '-StS
of carpenters a. buildings in course OF construction
Yesterday morning Patronan shea arrested a.
bert Mountain. Of New-NOrk. after he nad Too'e'
the tool chests AZ the building near SCUM
Broadway and Norris-st. lie was red Tor traA
He had some Of the tools In his posse Ssion. g
The first platoon Of the police. und"i c'if..HN -.
Sergeant Mclaughlin. Went 20 Nyack yeS'TsrGaH
AMI held their annual clamhake at EocH'aii In,
john Butter. twenty-three year Old WA2
was injured at Dobbs Ferry two weeks ago d iI
lived NJ Zo sos E.eventh-ave Ncw-York city.
on Wednesday evening the frs; anniversary
was held in Hawthorne Hal. over 40 irlen4s OF
the members were presn IN eSc' EEK b Pi,
were Miss Martha Shcrer Miss celia MacSav. Miss
Fox. Miss Galloway Fred Hanicy liam MA o,, nl'' H.
Joseph Rraddon and NJ H. Jacks IN me Won l' -
charge of the affair veyc Mrs Wili,,m IH@mps n'
che. Mr. nS % Ms H hrndGon g
Three bodies found in se ar uqsoG oh Tser Hny
Hlbcr and George Clipper, who w"re drowntt nS
the capsizinc II cstboat on sunday nigm ipo .
Clipper to New-York for burial. but no one car
ing for that Of Gohrig. f. was buried in OakIanl
Cemetery at ne I Of h The cs Hndned bT R
Board Of Education musical director for me schools
Of the city in place Of Miss Len be EH,,sT
ned Guards of jamestown. \. y. was ne guest
ms wek Of d Tnc CAPTAIN prese,ed to the
Department Commander one OF ne new pms lus'
adopted e by A o e. G"'fT r. Ns TH baye
its annual excursion This morning TO RookaWay.
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Ne U-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

Mrs Margaret Geyer. respectable old German
woman who lived alone at No p Jones-st. was DIS
covered yesterday by some children kneeng in front
of a bed in her room. They thought she was pray
ing. and away from the window some time
later. when they her still IN the same position
they began 10 talk about the long prayer she was
Offering The Chldren's conversation was overheard
by some grown people. who watched the old woman
for moments. and finding that she lid not
move. tried attract her attention by knocking az
the window Failing in this thy SUMMONED =
policeman. who forced open the door and found the
woman was dead As she had been dead several
hours Il g. presumed that she died last night while
Offering ~ her evening prayer before retiring. she
was seveniy-five years old.
Miss Alice NcGuiggan. twenty-three years Old one
of the smallpox patients from Eyer-st, who was
removed 70 tne pest house several days ago. died
in that institution yesterday. Sheriff Iehlbacn vas
informed Yesterday by War en- Peterson Of the STAT
Prison AT trenton. that he. Paterson. would re-
ceive more prisoners from the Essex County jail
while there is any danger from smallpox IN That IN
sUtutOn.
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Established 1915.
01zz1q5ufN
broadway cor. 3ist s..
Third a.e cor l23d ST.
New York.
-Four BroohlNa stores.

We'd like to say Ghe advertisements
of some of our more or less esteemed
competitors TO the contrary notwlth-
standing) that, just now, your dollar
will count largest here.
We make this claim in the face OF
the fact that our prices are not "cut
into" nor are we selling $50 suits Tor
$40"
It's inst as we'll to bear in mind that
there's sometimes a vast difference be-
tween the bargains in the paper ana
the bargains in the store.
Ncw Store, B'Wny. Cor. 3fst 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT or NEW YORK THURSDAY. AUG . $50,
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEW YORK THURSDAY AUG. .. 1894.
ARRIVED
s'oamer Manhanse' d'p. Duck Bristol July 10 swan.
steamer Gee-'emunde @eD. Iangcn. ste,tln July II.
shield. ~ In ballast Gusia,e Hey. Arrived the Bar
40 - 30 - IN.
s,comrr rucrs ri.marck Gen. Ahor' from Homburs
h Corts South ~ Fir leland ?is p
s1ieldv - YIN mlse 70 simpson, spence & Young Ar
rs,l at The e War at u 3, m Of Is, cn, ,x 70 Pro
gres, ~ with ndse to + Ford Arrived AT the ar nj
steamer nrixhnm d,urrle, Glbara . days, with ru, to
II bum"if Co. Arrived AZ the Far ni IL m .
To- M'"~ o. o. H9'ci at The Jar a, T'S M WI" "
s,e'Mmr,, II 50. Mason New Orleans with mdse to
Steamer cu ~ Augusta. DnFgctt Savannah. with mise
STEAMER Gu,ln,ottc waller Richmond with mdse and
p-sfrnFrr- 10 tho old Dominion IS GO.
sandy Hook. Aus :, $3.50 p m-wini south. southeast:
m,d'n'ie breezy. CLOUDY
CLEARED
steamer u whitney. Hallett nosion-H Dimock
steamer Cirnfueros smith st Jngo. Cientueso, etc.
s'nmcr Manhattan. Drass Portland Hornuo Hall.
Steamer Lucania 'ir Grcg. Perth Amboy. wv -
steamer william arning UBr). Evans Limerick Ireland
steamer Ci,y 81 Columbia. Jenny. West Pon,-oii Do
steamer Yorktown Dole Norfolk- Old Dominion IS co.
sc,n-r CITY ~ ~ Augustine. Caskcl Jacksonville and
steamer forrst Hclme Bn. tombstone. Sydney. g n =
nowrng & Archibald
steamer Saco,chee. Smith. savannah-R l. Walker.
steamer Ia H"stayo Dutch. MINES. Antwerp-C II
steamer Ilsnacrieve Tr. Lawson. Ba,more-sinpsoh
geerSr ssre Of California ,pr, Br.e. Ga.sow-Au,
lin BALDWIN 4 co
BARK Tcarrice iTlvener Hichborn Georgetown Dem
Bark Ansara CBr) Rodenheiser. Georgetown. Dem-A d
straus Co.
SAILED
s,camers Normannia Gen; for Hamburg. via South
ampton: Neptune Mon,ego Bay, Jamaica; Hiram (Nor)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

vears Within few months a contract for a new
bridge was awarded to the Berlin Iron brluse
Company for $2s.i95. and effort was AZ Ut III
started bv the city club, OF New Brunswick dirir
by TWO Freeholders. 20 have the contract 50. ar ~
on the ground OF its being excessive Ger t,,,.,
from the Supreme Court was secured. ana "ulIh-
the hearing the company surrendered me ,on..i% %,
ana the board rcscinied it. MI BlakeiA - Nv
that the bridge could be built for about NN"' "'I
his plans will doubt provide for st'uytu' =,
about that price. thus saving the county YN'i
90 the Freehoders have also instituted an ~,
vestigati0n into the matter Of the luna'A hIIS I'
by the county to the STATE. Last var tnel 'H'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
DIED AT TIE BOTTOM or 4 WE'LL.

Two men WIRE overcome by foul air IN the bottom
OF a well ~ Van Hoag.and. y. J.. yesterday morn
Ing. friedrich Dietrich pulled up before he sue
clmbcl. and effort made % take ont James
Sh Shine within few feet Of The top whcn
he tainted ana fel back into The vel. distance Or
forty feet. Suiphen Hall went down - make an
other attempt at rescue. but found snine Vas dead.
Hal raised Iust In time to prevent his being
overcome. Shine Only nineteen years OH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
EIREMEy RROrGHr 70 pORr IN IROYS :

when the British steamship Polanl arrived here
yesterday from Vera Cruz three OF her hremcn were
in IRONS. Their names are Henry Philips Michael
Stack and John Mallory The claimed that
they unable TO work because OF weakness
due TO insufficient food. The captain and the chief
engineer denied that the properly
fed, and said they were perfectly well able TO work
The matter Is being investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
PATERSON.

The Board Of Freeholders Of Middesex County
has engaged George II. Bakely. engineer OF the
Passaic Rolling Mills al Paterson as consulting
engineer 10 draw up plans for new bridge across
the Rartan River at Raritan Landing, just above
New brunswick and TO inspect the same when COM
Melted The old bridge at this landing was burned
down last fall after standing Tor nearly seventy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
IIOBOE EN-.

George McAvoy. who was student at princeton
College this year and who went insane from over
study was removed from his home. No. 1O2 Gar
den-st TO the Morris Plains Insane Asylum yes
terday morning. McAvoy IS tventy-ors years old
and was a bright student nj college: lie studied
hard FOR examinations last June. which aNected his
mind lie was recently found In an nSanc condi-
ton in q freight car in Pittsblrg. Penn lie nad
become violent during the last few accks AMI his
family deemed it advisable TO send MIN - the
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
THE sIXGrEFAnE TEST CASE BEGUN.

THE SINGIE-FAIE TEST CASE Bl,Gi -.
W H. Kent a lawyer OF ~. 2Oi Montagur-st. has
brought suit against the Brooklyn Heights Railroad
Company ,essccs OF the Bro,kyn city Railroad Sys-
tenn 10 recover the statutory penalty Of 800 'or IN
exa.tion from him by the railway ~ Two alleged
excessive fares. On July p. 1891. Mr.. Kent rode
from Fulton ferry % Fort IIImlOn on tho dcfrni-
anti car and paid one fare u S!Niy-hfih'st The
conductor Demanded and Collected nnOtnrr fare Tor
the remainder OF the nip Nj Kent paid Il unicr
protest. Returning he had 10 pay ne before. Under
fine OF - for every excessive ftr" collected. and
claims that inside the city limits OF brooklyn on.y
fare BE- charged. \ summons has been
served the company II Is sad T. b- the first
suit Of tho kind In Brooklyn. and Is looked upon ~
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
PARK RIDGE.

John Haines n retired merchant OF Manuel, y Y.
fust above Park Ridge hanged himself in HIS apple
orchard yesterday morning. Mr. Haines was eighty
six years Old. His mind is thought 20 nave been
affected He livcl with his son-in-law. Augustus
VI Drake. who managed tho farm. lie ate hr' AZ
fast with the family. and. without giving any nii-
cation Of his purpose went - the orchard ana Wiih
the aid Of a stepadder and short piece ~ rope
converted tree into gallows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
SING SING.

Railroad Detective Gore. OF the New-Nork Cen
trail Railroad arrested thirteen tramps Wednesday
night near this village who had stoned Croton
local train Several windows We're smashed. but no
one hurt. The prisoners w"T" taken 10 Nhl'e
Plains TO await the action Of the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
HOME Ne US.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.
Warl Man I.evy's trial before Judge MARITIME.
Brighton Beach races, 2.}0 p. IN.
Police Board meeting.
New York Brooklyn baseball matches. Eastern
Park Brooklyn. 2 and p m
Music in Battery Park by 69;h Regiment Banl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
GATHERED ABOUT THE TowX.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners redeemed out
standing tax certificates amounting - $4,000 yes
terday. as the point had been raised In a bond sale
that the tax certificates should be included In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
II A r N
FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN DAy
west Fourt ecnth Strccr.

matte, Of suros how week. give the QUOT
FRIDAYS If is no secret plain sailing and light day Fas
constant only To stock while uu
sacrifice Friday made In ns
accumuaons did we not constantly revise
Each week has surprises Each week we close out all goods sr
shabe
On Fridays bali
constantly
,b,h constant offerings and sold the lowest un,
cameo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

Ruer.. Brattcn ,Norl Mobile" 1iive Branch 90 cap
Town Fast London etc. Carihcl ,B'. Paracoa. ius-
karo tSpNnl - John. 49, Andes dr' fett "o'Ne AuN
Cavcr Iacr,c &C. William Annng or Ll'hef., .
Yorhtnwn Norfolk Cienfusgos st Jago tentuesos et'
VIA Nassau Nacoochee savannah, 'iii % .olum ,,
IVES, Point pocarth tI}r) Janciro santos etc Elm;
Thomson Galveston Norfolk Toninhse lhrl. frlhgr
town Rrr Jersey city ,J Bristol Martin Saen1 iSpanl
Uarcrlona End
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

We expect larger sales this August
than last, not because general con-
ditions are improved but because
nearly everyone else in the trade is
trying to see how few goods they can
carry.
Customers report that ours are about
the only stores where satisfactory
stocks of clothing are shown.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
THREE Prince.
BROADWAY Warren.
eTORE6. } S2 81.
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A Luxury For TOURIST
Henry A Daniels. " T
MINIATURE AINASN,

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrise - sunset - 80 looms age .
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
" SANDY IIo1k 90 GOV. lsinrl 900 Hen Gn'~ u OF
sandy H0.k DOi GOV Island 3.2h Hen cate II 10
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THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Steamer Grrmanic iBr). McKnstry. from Liverpool or
Nes York faied fro'n Quc-nstocr August
steamer critic ,l}r. Dawes. sailed from Shields Tor
New York August J. 49,, -.
steamer wild Flower OBJ. Livingstone talled from
Shields FOR New York August / -
CeNc ,Iirl. Ncol from New YORK july ~ TOT
LIVERPOOL rnsscd kin.sle August =
steamer ocean Dutch Cassens. from New YORK July
90 for Dover passed the Sclly Islands August .
Steamer Gal,o tilD. Wilton. from Nr"->ork July Il
for Hull pared Pra0le Point August
steamer OLDHAM ODu'ch). Pousen sailed from Rotterdam
FOR New-York August !
steamer Amsterdam Dutch. S'enger from New-Y orx
ruly 81 arrived n Rotterdam August .
Steamer Iiave ,ic1 Jungst. New York via Southamp-
ton arrived a Hrcmerhaven August ?
steamer Mi-uel " pinllos SPAN. Rengoechea from
New. York July = arrived AZ barcelona july %
steamer RenghAm Nlr from Palermo July IS. frr
S.v York passed Gtnralfar August ,
Steamer Fulia ,c-) Meier. NewYork via Gibraltar,
n Genoa Augu'i =