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The Philipsburg mail., 1895-08-01
"sTEvE's COIN I'm SOCIETY,""
The Bowery Is AN Broken Up Over the
Departure of Steven.

The Bowery Is AN Broken Up Over the
Departure of Steven.
Steve Brodie is going to remove his
residence uptown and enter society,
says the New York Recorder. Society
may not be aware of this, but it is a
fact nevertL eless, and SO it might just
as we'll get ready to receive him, for
when Steve makes up his mind to "do"
anything he always accomplishes it.
''Ye see," he remarked to friend a
few days ago, 'me kids are CROWN up,
an while l was brought up on de Bow
cry, tings is different now, an what
was good enough for the ole man in
days gone by is not good enough for
the Brodie family at present, see?"
So on Wednesday Steve hunted up a
real estate dealer and purchased four
story brownstone house on One Hun
dred and Sixth street, between Madi-
son and Lexington avenues. Steve is
wealthy now and can afford such lux
uries, without hardly making an i'm
preston on his bank account. Ac-
cording to Steve, the house is
"beaut," and right up to date. Yester-
day he engaged an artist to decorate 1t
in the latest style of art. II want no
pink an blue an gold calsomine job, !"
he said. II want der colors ter blend
an harmonic like the characters in
me play On de Bowery.' Chuck in
plenty of frescoes an cold slaWs or
whatever you call EN-"
'sWill Elizabethan decorations suit?"
began the artist, when Steve interrupt
ed with:
NAV! No Elizabeth, or Hester, or
Canal, or any of dem styles. I'm NOV
in uptown away from 'em. Chuck in
some cupids on der ceilin', but put some
foWin' clothes on 'em, or me ole friend,
Antony Comstock might come up an
like he did me pictures from de sa-
LOOM" And so the artist departed to
use his own Judgment. Around the
BoWery it is rumored that Steve, as
soon as he moves into his new house,
will engage French governess and an
close trimmed sideboards. His carriage
is to bear his coat-of-arms, although
Steve says he remembers the time
when he had coat without arms and
was glad to have it. The coat-ofarms
will contain one of the towers of the
Brooklyn bridge, with bartender
couchant and Steve rampant. A section
of his saloon will be shown.
Steve has also made up his mind to
engage colored butler "Dey look
more toney dan white f1unkeys," he
says. "a white choker shows up bet
ter on er dark BACKGROUND" When
everything about the house is in work.
ing order Steve will prepare for his en-
trance into society. Just how he is
going to enter he has not determined
on yet, but he's going to get there, even
if he has to jump into it, and he has
ode stuff" to back it up with, too.
"See pr
The Philipsburg mail., 1895-08-01
DEATH OF LINCOLN.
NOAH BROOKS RECOLLEcTlONS
OF THE TRAGEDY.
1he President Did Not Want to 20 to
the Theater but Would Not Disap-
point the Public Which Expected Him
That Night. ..w- c.-...-.E-

HE afternoon and
evening Of April IA.
1865, were cold, raw
nnd gusty. Dark
clouds enveloped
the capital, and the
air was chilly with
occasional showers.
Late in the after
noon I filled an ap-
pointment by call
inp IN tha prnsi-
The Philipsburg mail., 1895-08-01

A matter of course-dessert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
RUTHERFORD.

The active crusade against cunning on the
Sabbath was continued on Sunday ny H. a.
Iosnraret H. H. Huck and f. Krebs. Of the
po,ipq Strings Fishing and Gun Club, search
ing the neighborhood for unwary hunters.
gunner was captured near the carhouse at the Der
gen County short cut on the Erie Railway JUS
tice could not be found so the hunter surrenaereI
No q,1n and was allowed to A wild duck was
shot on the Hackensack River near dark, Dut the
Searching Committee were in heavy Doal anu , udu
saw that in every case they will impose the me al
ioy,ed by law-s2O for each offence: ,., -
b i1nion Clnb the leading social organization OF
the neighborhood yesterday issued It's prosPeSStus
~ entertainments for the season or lso- 70 lnele
&c 20 ne six informal dances, three whist tourna-
ments fun dress reception, two stags ana tVuI
Entertainments In the bowling tournament Wnlc III
heeins on october II and ends on March q IHNo'
four clubs will take part. The billiard ana Do.te
nool tournament will also be interesting Inc Cen
eral Committee on Entertainments IS composer Ui
r r. beaumont Carl Won Hartz and II. N Bull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
c.r,,rprn AROI,T THE TOWN.

rh. Charities Investigating Committee resumed
,,s sessions yesterday. going to the Kings county
por,,ort,arv where forty-sx convcts testified Ut.
Homer I, Bartlett, OF Flatbush. and the Kew. Joo
G. Bass also testified.
Judge Cullen, OF the Supreme Court yesterday ap-
no,nted Charles H. Otis to fill the vacancy on the
commission to condemn the right OF "d! 4o' NV
Rrooklvn Elevated Railroad IN Myrtle-ave' cauSed
by the resignation of Nelson u. Carhah'
The suits which were brought several months ago
to compel the trolley companies 10 pay Hhe Ioi
not equipp,ng their cars with fenders came up
again In Judge Neu's City Court yesterday anu
the conpanies asked for another adjournment
Will not listen to another proposition LOT uelaS'
exclaimed Justice Neu, rather ahgrly. i"''e
cases have been put OF altogether 100 ions, an"
now propose to dispose OF them. There is no
reason why the Corporation Counsel or some OF
his assistants should not have brought the issue
~ trial long ago The city should be ready to-
day. You may go back to your principals ana tel
Them am ready to proceed" 1t was finally de-
cided TO 90 on with the cases to-day
County Judge Henry A. Moore yesterday reouKed
from the bench the Democratic commissioner Vi
Jurors office for alleged incompetency Yesterday
morning. out OF fifty Grand Jurors, only nineteen
appeared. The Judge said the jurors once was
having too much attention to politics.
The elghty-nfth annual meeting of the American
BOARD of Foreign Missions will meet in brooklyn
from October Is to lS
The condition Of Senator George A. Owens, VINO Is
living dangerously i'll at his home. NO. l23 Nortf
EYrst-st was said at the house last night TO b'
slightly improved. Pneumonia has set In, and th'
Senator passed a bad night on Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
OPENING OF 4 LABOR BUREAU.

A NEW EFFORT TO ASSIST UNEMPLOYED MEN
ITS PRINCIPAL FEATURES.
The Cooper Union Labor Bureau was opened yes
terday In room l5 Cooper Union 1t is under the
MANAGEMENT Of the New-York Association for I'm
proving the Condition of the Poor, and Will supply
nlaces for men out OF work free Of charge. I'VE
had more than sixty applicants to-day, said j. W.
Kelgaard, the superintendent Of the bureau. yes
terday land in the first hour two men got plice9
We think our bureau superior to the pay-oul eHuS
for various reasons. In the first place he4thei
the employer nor the employe viii have TO pay any
thing Then this bureau will Itself investigate
a mans references, saving tine ana MISTAKES
to the employer. Written references, IL IL wei
known are often untrustworthy. Married men win
families married men without families ana single
men Will be the order In which preference VIII DC
shown. The bureau is for men only.
Mr. Kelgaard added that at least SIX months
residence in this city would be necessary for regis
try That provision, he said. would keep the IN
employed in other cities from coming mere 10 take
advantage Of the new bureau. ~ ~,
The Labor Bureau committee consists or the KEY
John b. Devns Theodore Il. Woolsey, Percy *.
Pyne jr., j. +. O'Rourke Edward X HeMltt, .;
Seeley Ward jr.. and ". II. 7: Faunce Edward
Cooper is president. Abram 5. Hewitt Is secretary
OF Cooper Union, which bears the expenses u the
bureau with the NewYork Association for lmproV-
ing the Condition of the POOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
MOUNT VERNON.

Recognizing that one Of the attractive FEATURES o.
Sunday religious services Is Its singing TWO OF
Mount Vernon's churches were centres OF interest
ON Sunday For several weeks the Presbyterian
Church has had large volunteer choir. under the
leadership of V. V. Beard. for long tine b tns
leader and baritone singer in one OF the other
rhurches and the music has been subject OF much
favorahle comment. In order 10 continue TINS ue
psrtment Of the church 1t was decided 10 mage S d
nnerma rent engagement with Mr.. Beard anu on sun
5av morning the musical programme was exception
ally interesting and appropriate 10 'he .Cona
consecraton The principal anthem was oi .
unto Me all ye that are heavy, ,sueh pr, tsr
Miss Annie Sageman, contralto. ana Nj Nj 3aiIey
tenor. sang a duet and MI: Beard ana Mr. BT nis
Sassn sang solos Mrs. Walker was the Organs gains.
A. The Methodist Church the choir has been sireng
thened by the engagement OF MIs, Y ,bof church
treito who sang for the first time at mat chuioh
on Sunday ~. c, pau,s Epscopal Church.
,hicb was displayed for the first time on rroa ray
" ns yhte and blue bunting, twenty ieet long anu i
ten feet wide the blue field emDToi0erea c,r IN
hi,e arc three large outer circles and one inner
w In the centre of the latter is dove Win an
olive branch in its bill. and between me OUR III
.r circes the words st. Paul's Church. East
rhnster The materials for the nag We're gi ie
~ ex Assembyinan John Berry and 1t was Haue
nv Richard Leder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
NETWORK CITY.

The Social Culture Club will hold Its first meeting
for this season at the house OF Mrs. Grannis No.
32 East Twcnty-second-st., this evening at O'CLOCK
Dr. H. S. Drayton will speak on Hypnotic lnnu-
ences as a Factor in Present day Phenomena
General Nelson A. Miles has informed the man.
ayers Of the convention OF the United States Mill
tarv Wheemen that he will probably attend the
session at the Broadway Central Hotel on Oc:o-
Der l5
The so,e-leather market was soggy and heavy
Yesterday. Additional cuts OF two cents have peeh
made The slaughter goes on. Consular repor l.
from Germany point to an increasing Importation
OF American leather
Friends in this city Of the Tuskegee Normal IN
stitute of Tuskegee, Ala. desire special attention
TO be called to the fact that Dr. Edward Spaulding
Of New-Hampshre in his will. which was probated
IN Iune % gave $500 to the institute. This was
as large a bequest he gave for any object The
friends Of the institute that 1t is doing I'M
portant. exc client and valuable work
The SYNOD OF New-York of the United Presby-
teran Church will meet this evening in the West
Fortv-fourth Street United Presbyterian Church' VI
which the Rev. II. II. Wallace Is pastor Inc OPP
ing sermon will be preached by the Rev Dr. NJ :"
KYLE. Of Philadelphia. The synod will hold ses'
glons on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
nresentation OF a stand OF colors. including a
large flag for the staff the new public school al
One-hundred a d-seventeenth-st. and ST. Nicholas
| ave Will be made on Friday. october II, at y "a m
The presentation Is made by Post No. 49, o. A. H.
and contributing citizens Judson Fitzpatrick POST
/ No 49, will have charge OF the ceremonies.
| At a meeting of the Alumni Association OF th'
New-York College OF Pharmacy, which VIII b
| held tomorrow evening at the college NO. na Yves
| Sixtv-eighth-st Justice George T. Roesch Will de
| liver an address on pharmaceutical Jurispru
| dence"
| Fx-Chiof Rvrnes went 10 Police Headquarter
| Yesterday and drew the pension money due him
which had been accommodating since his retirement
| There was $500 coming 10 him. Mr.. Byrnes hur
red ont Of the building soon as he got his check
He did not call on any Of the Commissioners o
police officials.
A certificate OF incorporation was hled WIN III
| County Clerk yesterday for the Lave STOCK ooc'et
| OF America the object OF which is 10 give eAh'o'
! lions in this city and neghborhood OF domesi
| animals birds and products OF the soil the cap
| ital stock is placed $500 The trustees ar
| lanes G. X Duer, Thomas II. Terry, kinsley Ma
| poun Francis p Magoun and John E. Borne l
| e. SAID that John Jacob Aston, Cornelius Wander
| bilt and others OF like prominence are stockhoder
| In the company.
! President Wilson OF the Health Board yesterda
! denied story to the effect that he was going
| resign. and that Columbia College official was I
I succeed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
OFFICE RECORDS TAKEN
MISSING FROM THE BROOKLYN CHART
TIES DEPARTMENT.

THE CHIEF ENGINEER. MCANNA. REMOVES THEM
STEPS TAKEN FOR THEIR RECOVERY.
The Charities Department furnished a sensation
yesterday when It became known that Chief Ehgl-
neer McCanna Of the Department, who was re-
Gently placed in bad light by the Assembly IN
yestigating Committee had visited the ONCE anu
removed therefrom certain official records. Andrew
Fi,zsimmons clerk OF the Department, was calleu
upon for an explanation. and wrote commissioner
Sims the following letter:
have to report that Friday morning; OCTOBER
T. Mr. McCanna, accompanied by a Mr.. Ih9nlpsoi'i
met me as | proceeding TO business sfu sSat.u
that he was going to take all his personal enects
from the office. Mr.. Thompson came INTO 'n NJ, Oh
as Mr. McCanna directed him to. After they had
left the Office discovered small ledger was M
ing I recalled seeing him standing AT me uesh
where the book was. but did not think anything Oh
II AT the time. About II o'clock OF the same IA!
saw blank pad. In which were kept resoiu,1r9iiis
~ the Board Of Commissioners, was missing ms
morning October - | had occasion to refer 70 sle
reousition book and found 1t, too, was misSlns'
also a pa ckage Of duplicate weekly reports dIUin
January, 1891. to July 1874 While M NJ ac
oge contained and | told him. lie put II BACK IN
the drawer from which he took H. IL must i nare
heen taken afterward. | have discovered ihe loIoN
ing hooks etc are missing (a OF them were IN
the office the previous cVeninS-OctoDvF "u 40
far as / am aware none of them belonged 10 MI.
WcCannaC: one small ledger. one requisiton book
one Handbook containing resolutions OF ,le o"a
Of ommissiOners, one package OF weekly lePo' -
and one package of storehouse bills. -
Mr. Quintard counsel to the Board or Char''ies
Commissioners. has been instructed to recover the
missing records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
SEOUELS TO THE IRELAND BUILDING WRECK

John H. Parker. Thomas Murray. Thomas walker
Charles r. Behrens and Dennis r. BncK!ey 'he
men who were indicted for nans.aushter In con-
rocton with the collapse Of the ireland Building, at
West broadway and West Third-st., were arraignei
before Judge Alison in Part OF the Court of Gen
eral Sessions yesterday afternoon. Their counsel
asked for few days time 10 file demurrers to the
indictments This was granted.
Plans and specifications for the reconstruction OF
,bo ireland Buildine were received by the Depart
mont Of Buildings Saturday and made public
Yesterday The plans call for an eight-story BRICK
Structure Of the same height the one whicn fell
John f. Ireland of no 10 East Forty -seventh-st.
"a the owner and Hill & Turner, OF Nos ~ ana 40
broadway, are the architects. Ine Dul.hef mas not
vet been selected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
CITY BONDS AT A PREMIUM.

A notable sale of city bonds took place at inc
office of Controller Palmer In the City nan !eSte'
day. The bonds were as follows; SivVov io0ar ,
o,,o,oort bonds pavable January !, 1914; s2'O,"D
consolidated gold stock, payable January l. 49,
$4,000 consolidated gold stock. payable January J.
1925: SIS 900 consolidated gold stock payahie JahuaY
/ 1925; $500 City Hall improvement eold poh's'
nayable January l. 1920; $4,000 Museum OF Ar'S
and Sciences gold bonds, payable Svloo" on Jalu"'!
,o25 800 900 on January t. 1926 and s92coO on Janu
49, 1907. s25o 900 consolidated gold stock payable
January 1 1925 The above stock. WHICH amounteG
70 81 03 900 Is payable in gold coin and Is fee am
syemnt from ali taxation except Tor STATE pun
poses. ,,s.ors ,oa tho firm of
,,n DrotberS e. Co OF New-YOrk. who onered
ioS co for ali or none The premium amounts TO
s4.O25 go The aggregate Of the pius ah'oui''eu ~
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Registration day in New-York ana brooh''"'
BOARD OF Aldermen. CITY Hall. p m
BROOKLYN Jockey Club races Gravesehd p Il"
rhastian Endeavor Convention. Brooklyn.
Rar Association meeting. evening.
Nrs Rallington Booth before salvation ARMY
Fourteenth street Memorial Hail. p H.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
co,,,narn xovYork Baptist Association. River
side Baptist Church. -,
Good Government clubs conference. Lyric Hall,
D. m.
Republican Senate conventions. p M
cor,o.,. ~ Amateur PHOTOGRAPHERS No III West
Thirty eghth-st., y. m
Social culture Club. No. 30 East Twenty-second-
st. p m
W,ll,am BraGdon before noon prayer meeting NO.
1l3 Futon-st
Workers Historical Society. p. m
Educational department, Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association reception and entertainment, NO.
IVES, One-hundred -and-twenty-hfth-st.,S p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
WHITE PLAINS.

Tho Westchester County Board OF Supervisors
met Yesterday to reapportion the county IN aoco
ance with the decision of the Court Oh App' ~,
W. schemes were moved by Republicans. The
one adopted was offered by Joseph b. See, ana re-
ceiving the support of the Democratic mempg Th -
was adopted by vote OF hfteen TO nine. w
county az divided is as follows: lst Dlstrct on
kers Mount Vernon and East Chester; lld Disu,Do'
Greenburg Mamaroneck. New-hocheIee, Iii
White plains Scarsdale and West chester, illu
District Bedford Iewsboro Ossin!ng Poundrlust'
Somers Newcastle. North Castle. Mount lyaSai''
Tarrison Cortlandt North Salem ard 1onkers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
WEINENnAY. OCTOBER 8.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10.
SnIPPING NEWS.
ronr OF NEw.Yonk. MONDAY. OCTOBER !.

,Go) pohie. Naples september - Genoa
81 and Gibraltar - with mdse and passengers 10 oel-
ricts GO. Arrived the bAr nj j32 "A m -
tlir. Iyth Tri,stc August H. venice
-. Iafraa September 4 CaamatI !. Denim 10 Aneria
H. Malaga - Gibraltar - with mdse TO phelps hros
a 60 ARM 81 nj the Ear at 10 30 M.
Steamer Tr.sand Qi,sl. Nlckels Antwerp Septembf
- WITH mdse and passengers 10 INTERNATIONAL Navigation
Co. Arrived al the Bar ~ $50 m a.
Steamer Manitoba dID Grlnths London September ~
with passengers to New oTA -" AT
rived at the Iar a 2.3O -
Bowie dr Thompson. Liverpool september u,
with mdse o Maitland Kersey. Arrived al Inc bar At
Steamer Tordenskjold (Nor) Jansen sama. cuba. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
NEWS OF THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY,.
YONKERS.

Entries for the annual tennis tourha'nem' - 81,
,,,,'s poa, club for the custodian of the Bald
,n ,ronhv for the coming year close to-Inorro"
with G. Frank Rossire chairman OF ,ne ie,,','
Committee. The trophy Is at present held by Gar
roll Moore. - ,,,,o, c,ounanv began
,ayinr new girder rails yesterday on me Mo n,
Vo-nor line between New Man-st. and lonSers-aNe
rSa new engine and dynamo have arrived al the
nower-house and are being set up. -. G. A.,
P un.rtes for the fall tournament OF the 81 an
arew's Golf Club which opens at the INKS IN .nis
civ "wednesday forenoon closed last night win
Walter T. Hodgman, the secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
GEO. CLINT Co.
Ao4S AND 47WEsT 23:ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND 1856 WEST I9~Sma&

aov, with fruit to Moncs & Bonnei Arrived at the Bar
AT $40 p ,.. OLA, s.o,.rh.r Q,
port Tmon ~ Santiago - and Havana october l. WIN
nass.nyers ] Ceballos a. Arrived at
- Bar AT I m e..,.,h.- %
ro.o "s and Nassau October |, with mdse ana pas
sengers 10 James Ward Co. Arrived at the har AT
80 ~, r.,.A.., p.-r,,aa 10
Steamer Alfred Dumois (Nor, Wieoust hermud IA &c
,oh.r with mdse and passengers 70 Lunham a MOORE
Arrived al tho Bar at 2 ~ a m ... 90
steamer Colorado Corners. Galveston, Sep,emoer 20
,,b rndse and passengers To c II Mallory & Co
steamer louisiana eager NewOreans, win indse ana
Pss,.arer cherokee Mckee Jacksonville October 3 and
cbsricston 4 with mdsc and passengers TO W 7 clyde
* Co r,.. ,,,.-,..,o, oc.ohe, with
~. and Messengers W + Clyde q co.
steamer Eluefelds Masngo. Baltimore with Nose 10
Foster ,.,u.s, urh,
breeze. cloudy and hazy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Senator William d. DAILY is a pronounced Demo-
crat He astonished his friends by appearing at
Democratic meeting in Jersey CITY on Hd'uiuaS
r,oht with a Griggs badge pinned on his coat lie
exn'ained that he bought il from pedler unner tle
rnnression that 1t McGill badge ana ias'eIsu
II on the lapel OF his coat without IooKlHs d It. o
removed il before making his speech
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
NEWARK.

The Christian Citizenship Union yesterday s>nt 20
the Police Board another communication GAMING inc
attention OF the Board to the fact that the sa'oo
wore omen and doing business on sunday IN nel'-
ance of the law. and that IN many neiennoI lo ~
children were seen carrying pals OF beer III uI. me
streets The union offers TO submit e'luehce oA
these violations OF the law to the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
ELIZABETH.

The authorities have failed as yet 70 capture NC"
nhae Kendros the murderer. who is supposed 70 oe
r1s, a., .ha vroode between Westfed and Plain
feld Another search made through part % ~
woods yesterday afternoon, but no trace Vi ''e
fugitive was obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08

Steamer Jersey CITY uIr). Lewis Bristol. England
James Arkell CO. ,
Steamer Seminole. Chichester Cnarestoh ana 'aoHS"
yilIe-W j clyde & Co.
nsrk sirius (swed). Adrian. Dest-rro. Braz-Funch'
Edge * CO. -,
sst Johann Friedrich GER Lamcke Port de Bouc. Fl
& f. Narrelinann $500
s,.,mer wyanokc Davis Newport News and Rich
mord-Old Dominion So CO.
steamer ChaIlos Dutch. Peters HOOK OF hohand lot
or.,rrs-c II RandeIbrook
steamer Georgic d3r smith I.iverpool-II Kersny ,
Bark George DAVIS tpr)' 'ios''o'' "'''''' - - " ~
srbooner S A Fownes Br Nickel st John. B
Holman Puddngton
sta"rnor No,ter Kretzmar Providence. I-Joseph J
Seaman. - .
nark Madeleine OBJ, Ross Yarmouth s-J Whit
ney q CO. . ,
] Whitney & co.
Steamer Iassell BIZ Coombes. Manchester. England.
Steamer Adria iNor). Montego Bay Il Kerr 20.
Steamer Moringen (Nor). Gibara, cubaH Dumois
Go.
steamer Aurana C3r) Mckay. IAverpoolv Brown
co.
Steamer " Bruno Lewis. Baltimore-H Foster,
schooner There's cI,O. Mathesen Aux Cages Hayti-F
Bark ADMIRAL Dutch Dlngey, Guadaloupe and Mar
IsarK Antigua ,frD Holmes St smons. CA Whit
rey & 90.
SAILED.
Steamers Adria Mop Montego Bay. Jamaica: wyanoke.
Newport News and Richmond.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
steamer Boston cry d'n, Weiss from New-York Sep
steamer Heka dam. IAub. from s,e,in, Copenhagen.
steamer Saale GER, Kcsfer. from Now.york septem-
~ for Gibraltar and Genoa passed sages October O.
september Is for Flushing dor orderu passed the Lizard
.mSsr < Rosrda October T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
MARINE INIELLIGE " Ck.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise oa Sunset j:3i rises 30 Moons 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
candy Hook lO:2i Gov Island 1874 Hell Gate l231
WSandv Hook 1910 Island 1888 He'll Gate 1881