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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the meeting Of the Yonkers Police Commits
sioners on Wednesday three policemen were urea
for violation of the rules. The worst onender was
Patrolman srhomas Bearso. who was found asleep
in a doorway in Ashburton-ave at O'Clock on the
morning of May 81. He should have been reieVed
at midnight but his relief could not find him lie
was reduced to the school OF instruction a fine OF
five days pay imposed upon Patrolman Thomas
May for lnsubordinaton. Roundsman Lent gave
him instructions which he failed 10 carry out
Patrolrnan William Carroll. who has been doing
special duty in citizens clothes. was returned 10
patrol duty for going into liquor store az 3
O'Clock in the morning. He alleged he was called
there on business. :, , ,,,
schools o. the city to-day. Brief exercises Will be
held in all Of them. save at school No I, In
Trenchard-st., in the suburbs. At the latter school
the principal has prepared an interesting pro-
gramme. 49, ID.
At the anniversary of the Young Womens Chris
tian Association this afternoon. after the reading
OF the reports. addresses will be delivered by Miss
McElroy general secretary of the Harlem Asso-
citation. and the Rev John j. Reed pastor of the
Central Methodist Episcopal Church of Yonkers.
The association will hold its annual outing on
SATURDAY.
DR. W. Seward Webb's tally-ho arrived at
Yonkers at 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon on It's way
to Lenox. Mass. The doctor the whip. The
party had gone ahead by train owing to the heat.
and the coach is following by easy stages. Ere
quent changes are made ana the horses are then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-14

More papers have disappeared from the District
Attorneys Office. This time 1t Is in the case OF John
Williams, who was indicted Wednesday for the lar
ceny OF some shoes. lie was arraigned In the Es-
Market Court on May q.
The clerks in the District Attorneys Office stll
looking for the papers in the case Of ex-Policeman
Albert Wcslotorn. who was indicted for assault. but
has never been tried.
Mr.. Unger the chief clerk yesterday announced
that Colonel Fellows had decided to discharge four
clerks in the chief clerks Office Their places will be
filled by men who were taken to help out during
the preparation OF the police cases. The men re-
ceive1 notice two months ago Mr.. Inger said. and
their dism'ssals are not IN any way connected with
the papers that have been reported missing.
Colonel Fellows ami the clerk Mr.. Carroll. held
long conference with Recorder Goff yesterday rela-
tive 10 the missing papers Colonel Fellows said
he assured the Recorder that he would investigate
his charges thoroughly and told him of certain
changes he intended 10 make.
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UNITED STATES CORDA Oh

4 Protective Committee of the United States
Cofdage Company has been formed. composed Of
DnmOnt Clarke. OF the American Exchange Ma
tiona Bank X. II. Galloway. OF the Merchants
National Bank. Stuyvesant Fish. Of the National
Park Bank Ebcnezcr 5. Mason. Of the Bank OF
NewYork; Charles A. Niallc. OF the National Bank
Of the Republic. Boston: George Ripley. OF the HIDE
and Leather National Bank Boston. with John H.
Rathbone. secretary No. q Broadst.. NewYork.
and Burrill. Xabr.ske Burrill counsel The
mttcc formed at the request Of large num-
Der OF holders OF the first mortgage bonds. as the
plan Of reorganization proposed is unusual max
irg present first mortgage a second mortgage in
come bond. The committee invite bondholders 10
deposit their bonds with the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. who Will issue negotiable receipts
and application Will be made to list them the
TX HI re
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Fleetwood Park trotting races, , 30 p. m
J. H. Starn's excursion for veteran soldiers anu
sailors TO Glen Island.
Anniversary OF adoption Of the stars ana stripes
Eew-York- Cleveland baseball game Polo Grounds
p.
First Union Presbyterian Church excursion 70
ROTOR Point.
College OF the City OF NewYork prize speaking
Chickerfng Hall. y. m.
Young Womens Christian Association readings
No East F!f;eenth-st.. r. m.
Police Eoard meeting.
Executive Committee OF Kings County Demo
cratic Committee Brooklyn. p. m.
League OF American Racing Cyclists. Pulitzer
Building o. m
Sidney c. Low. Tombs chaplain. before noon
prayer-meeting No l13 Fultonst.
Exhibition az American Art Galleries, NO D haS'
Twcnty-third-si.. a. m. to . =. m.
Music in Battery Park by 69th Regiment Band
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GUARANTEED
Dr NfrRTEES NEU NOVEL.

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AND WILL not BE \ SEQUEL TO 'TRiLbf'
r, N. many thousan !s OF people in this country
-, -, rt .,t il..l ...rrilhv" tho dispatch
which published yesterday STATING thAt ia
Nou-ie~ had finished another novel. viii be vel
D.. ,. ,.,o ,r. .ar.rlv awaiting
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rnr,ne. s,vl. h. is one Of the most lahorious and
s, .,rs ,,,f,.g and anon Is A great deal
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- takes q write a. Consequently. while IL may De
.,,o tn, 3d., has committed the manuscript. OF
a., T., , 900 ,.h,t. i,,,h. until
the carly part Of 1891
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49,, ,,.,-,,.s nov, hcok yh.n
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-. ,. ,...,oi ,ts ,r .-,u,,t. heroine to rest
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In peace ana mas d'F'l'' NIi's'' &" ''''" "''''
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with A Tribune r,u1rfor Yesterday upon the subject
or lH MinI'' i'''H'''"''' "'0"' '"'''
"fi is hardly correct 10 speak ot ph MAui'er as
having finished another novel In February last
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h0rTST CATHOLIC CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS

The Rev DR.. Mclaughlin. rector Of Transhgura-
ton Church. In the Chinese quarter, has improved
the church property much since his arrival In the
parish. Finding the house badly situated. worn out.
and fairly surrounded by the Chinese, he sold IL TO
q ChInaman and took up his residence in the school
building part Of which fitted up for the pur-
pose. As the former congregation has practically
dsa ppeared before a mixed invasion OF all classes.
he has removed the old gallery from the church
and secured finer interior In consequence. The
tower has jus, been reprinted. lts globe regded,
and the cross covered with white enamel At The
ceremony of confirmation last Tuesday. the sur.
prise Of visitors was aroused by the presence OF
a number of children OF Chinese parentage on the
fathers side. and European on the mothers. In
spite OF Indifferent home training these children
were attractive in appearance. and said 10 be
mentally bright In the Sunday school
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CHANGES At HARLEM HOSPITAL.

A NEW MEDICAL BOARD WILL. BE SELECTED
NEXT MONTH.
new medical board for Harlem Hospital has
not vet been selected to succeed the relieved
Wednesday By the Commissioners Of Charities and
Correction on the ground Of ineficiency and neg
lect According the resolution Of the Com
rnissioners tie removal does not take effect until
July l. The selection of eight names FOR the new
board will be left 20 the medical boards o! Belle
yue Hospital, Bellevue Medical College. University
Medical College and the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons Il is not thought that these names VIII
be made public until July l. Commissioner Porter
said that the matter had been referred 10 the
medical boards mentioned and that the Commis-
sioners would confirm the nominations made by
rhpm
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popr or, NETWORK THURSDAY JUNE 10. 1895.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YoRN- THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1895
ARRIVED
Steamer Persia oGcr) spiel,. Hamburg June 2. with
mse - cabin and l5 s,etras, passengers Hamburg
American Line Arri:ed al The Bar al 30 m 49,,
southampton . win md,c ne cabin and ~ s,ceas go
passenScrs 70 oelri'ns y CO. Tt I'VE d" '"' "' ." -"
steamer n'e " Lady palmer Cia smith Icshon April p
Gibraltar -. vim ml-e to Freh Edge Co Arrived at
' Steamer an, macs 1r cadosnn May IS Victoria
90 juno q with coffee to Husk Jevons Ar
's IN: SSaFesas 'S nlY;os,, 5a1s
YIN fTa y sn 10 Hrst arrived a, Sc RaP at
AIMS Bay ana Port Maria and Kingston D. with fIuit
ami passengers Z Kerr x Co Arrived at the Bar
s,camcS HrSham Duric. G,barn days with tru, to II
'S@ @omcr hrca bn ss xo Weu, Baraco days
WITH , tr9 to II bS%1s g. A ArN oS at the Bar at
steamer New orleans. H,,,s New-orleans June 5. with
steamer Algonquin. Plat. Jacksonville June 0 and
Charleston TO- with md'e and passengers to William =
steamer seminole chishc,er Charleston June II. with
steamer Ola dominion Couch k,'hmord and Norfolk
Steamer cuyandot,e. Walker. Norfolk with mdse and
Steamer Goldshoro. smrcns Philadelphia. with mdse to
!. Cochin - and Aep2y March d. with mdse TO parrash
schmaI; vessel to Parker & Co, .o,,,. r.,,
breeze: cloudy and hay.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cottage city, Bennett, Portland Me-Horatio
Hall
Steamer II Whitney Halc,i. Bos'on-H + Dlmock.
steamer Hillary OBJ. harrison Para. Markham and
Ccafa Booth a. CO.
Ponca. etc New York and Porto Rico IS Co.
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion 80 Co.
steamer Dorian O,r) Howell Morant bay. Jamaica-J
II Kerr a. Co.
steamer Gwent tNor,. Fitnnd Glhara-M ones 4 Co.
Steamer Guyandotte. Walker. West Pont-old Dominion
S.
Steamer Rlueneds. Masingo Baltmore-H Foster.
Steamer Alfred pumois ,Nop. Wehust Baracoa-H Du
mOis
Steamer Lizzie Henderson. wnics. Philadelphia and
steamer 8. Oieri DE Luca. C,ba. Horduras-w w
Hurlhut & Co.
SAILED
Steamers (Nor, Gibara: Bluehelis Baltimore
s Oteri, reba; Ardancorrah ,i}r) Mrimchi Ardandha
u,r, Gbara Nu.vitas and Caibarien Orinoco ,3r)
muda Yorktown Norfolk and Newport News: Nacoochce
Savannah: Edam Dutch, Amsterdam Hilary dlr). Para
Maranhan and Ceasa; South Cambria ti}r), 81 Johns
Arecba Ponce etc; Wells City (i,r) Bristol Lizzie Hen
dcrson Philadelphia Wilchad Ger Baltimore: Fillmore
uir) Tampico via Baltimore; Venezuela Porto Cabello
Andes tBr). Cape Hayden Port Prince
Aux Cages etc
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Ram Island Reef Light Vessel.
Notice is given that on or about June 10 1895 Light
Vessel No. % will be replaced In feet
Island sound and Relief Light vessel No 20 tenn
pprnrily marking the station will be withdrawn No
change in Light Vessel No % as to Hight
remain as described In Notice Mariners No i4S OF
1904 and bulletin No. "a January, 1851, paragraph l.
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1894" pege a. No is6 and the
List OF Beacons and Huoys Third Lighthouse District
1894 pages 10 and ~.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
Rear-Admfrai. o. y Navy Chairman
washington. D. e.. June II. 1904
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CHOSEy BY THE KNIGHTS or HONOR

Tne Supreme Lodge OF the Knights Of Honor.
which is holding its twenty-second annual conven-
ton at Jaegers, Fify-nnth-st. and Madison-ave..
elected the following officers yesterday for the
suing year: Supreme Dictator John Mungan. Yon-
kers: Supreme Vice Dictator. j. Warner Goheen.
Philadelphia: Supreme Assistant Dictator. John
Shannon, Elberton, Ga; Supreme Chaplain. the Rev.
NJ. II. Hope. Petersburg. Va; Supreme Guardian.
r. Cole Dallas Tex; Supreme Sentinel. +. b.
Sliger Helena. Ark: Supreme Trustees, George 8.
Holmark. Pensacola. Fla; William J: Robinson,
Erie. Penn and Frank y. Churchill. East Bridge
water Mass The convention met again last night
to discuss exempiicaton OF work. II will continue
In session for several days more.
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MOUNT VERNON.

Flag Day. will be celebrated by young and Old
In Mount Vernon to-day The Westchester County
Association. c. \. r. recently issued circular call
ing upon house-owners 10 make show OF every
flag that could BE- put out. asking the municipal
officials. school officials and ministers OF churches 10
do what they could toward having a general cele-
bration The members OF Farnsworth Post. G. a.
r. will that the flag is raised on the liberty
pole. short addresses VIII be made to the pupils OF
The public schools and in the evening the Board OF
Trade Will have a celebration in the Young IeA 5
Christian Association Hal at which Judge Isaac
n Mills will preside and Colonel Henry II. ADAMS
will make tho principal address. Other short al,
dresses will be made. after which a reception VIII
De given 10 the Won n OF Mount Vernon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-14

The funeral o. william Marshall. tho cofiaf'
manUfaciuror who died ~ his home. y" 80 '"n-
,nr.,vo o., sunday night. WAS largely attended
Yesterday afternoon. The coffin ~as oo''i'l "''"
s,sca; peas and pink orchids IN" s"r'ir" was con-
Quoted ~ The Rev Dr. Mcleod. pastor - 10"
Clinton Avenue Congregational church. hs-.S''
bv the Rev Charles r. rak"r. o. ~" 'hnI'h o'
che Messiah Tho pailb'srers were FchN camp
hu s,,nuei sloan General James fourian. Mar.
shall ( briggs John : Jenkne. George y Nhi..
William Hester. g. r. Chrisicrscn and " imam Z.
u. Wlf, They carried the ccfb from mo how"
10 the clinton Avenue Congregational thIi' "a. me
Rev Dr Mcleod PAD an eloquent if.D'i' 70 '-'
dead Tho burial was In GrccnAooI.
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INVITED TO CONE TO AMERICA.

In reply to Major Ponds invitation TO lecture in
America Anthony Hope Hawkins, the author OF
THE Prisoner OF Zenda." writes: II am sure /
could not do better than TO place myself in your
hands II ! contemplate such tour. hope some
day TO visit country which has given so kind a
welcome TO my books"
Richard lie Gallienne. author OF THE Religion
OF a Literary Man" "The Book Bills OF Narcssus."
"Prose Fancies," etc. is coming over in November
and will talk about THE Revolt Of the Daughters"
"Dame Grundy" and Literary London" He has
already received several invitations TO address lii
erary clubs
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6O-62 West 23d St.
AFFAIRS IN BROOM LIN.
THEY WANT THE JUSTICE REMOVED
c,,,pcr rrrsrXTrp TO TIE MAYOR AGAINST
HENRY HAGGERTY-AN INVESTiGA-
TION ORDERED.

,,avor Scbisrcn was called upon yesterday by
Matthew : Wilson. OF 80. 81 Cumherlan'-si' ana
several other wel-lnoWn citizens VINO supni'''l
pat,tion signed by about sixty citizens ASKING '''
the removal OF Police Justir' Henry hnFS''V o"
the grounds Of alleged neglect Of duty. ncoET''r''F
and misconduct Tho petition makes s'Vrra' 7p'''-
dea,ons AGAINST the justice. but refers TO onN one
transaction II IS alleged that on June NJ ~
missed a suit brought by Mr.. Wilson against III
u N,cumb.r without even giving II h''''"T.
r-ho ,rcorliuc 10 Mr. Wilson, the case was rcsi'r'1
70 the calendar and called On June I" twenty-five
minutes before the time set FOR iis hearing an" II
snhsoqucr; hearing adjourned against inc protest
of Mr. Wilson l. 10 further alleged thit J'~'''f
jI,pg.rfy insIltol Wilson in open court ana nii
he court officer ccri him from the courtroom mn
fhe Justice Il j. said. as missed ia" case o me
grouni that the statute of limitation was }" i"''''
which was not true 1910.
MAYOR Srhiercn has referred he whole mater
10 Assistant Corporation Couf sol Nons" VINO ~
reodol on behalf 81 the Mayor. 10 removing Ju'
,,co onice, from tho bench last winter on charges
Of wi'ul disregard Of oiir.a! duty.
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NEWARK.

Senator Foster NJ Voorhees, has declined TO make
the Fourth Of July Grafton in Newark owing to pre-
vious engagements.
Alphonse Garafono. aged ffty-two. living at No
l2e South-st was instantly killed while al work in
the macaroni factory OF Vincent Spagnuoo, No.
@ Adams-st Yesterday. He working at
trough In which dough is mixed. heavy stone
is rolled over the dough. and in way Garafono
got his head under the stone. which crushed IT:
He had beer in this country only four weeks and
leaves a wife and four children in Italy.
At ST. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Yesterday,
Bishop Wigger confirmed $50 boys and girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-14
BAYONNE.

Owing to the fact that the Board Of Councilman
reduced to 5000 the appropriation placed in the an
nual tax levy ordinance for the maintenance Of the
Board of Health during the coming year the latter
body was forced economic action at its regular
monthly meeting on Wednesday night. The salary
of Stephen V. Morris, City Health Inspector. was
cut down from $1,000 $500 while the salary OF
Sanitary Inspector Charles II. HOsford was reduced
10 $500 from $500 Commissioner George +. Schmidt.
the Fifth Ward representative was ousted as sec
rotary of the Board. The salary for the Office was
abolished. Assistant Health Inspector Caspar
Schmidt father of Commissioner Schmidt, was noti-
fled that his Office will be declared vacant next
month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-14

Az ITALIAN WIDOW Defends HER HONOR M"
STATS HER AssAiIANT WITH FiIN
TAKEN TO JAIL WITH HER BABY
Joseph Rouo. an Italian about thr'y-hF' years
Cd is al 81 Johns Hospital, suffering from
stab wound In his riehi side ana another ~ ID"
back The doctors say HIS chances OF recovery are
Door Eoiio's wounds were inflicted yesterday
morning by Margaret Williams. hn'-ooN'ns
Corsican woman iw.nty-threc years old. ana the
widow OF az American. According 10 hcr story,
Roito was a friend % her hush .nl. wh" ii'i
few months ago. leaving hor " tn a riN-ronih--oll
baby. She say. R,'io forced his attentions nIoA
her until he had become nuisance. 81" fo'1 hi"
never TO come again or ahe would have him arrest
a. Al . O'Clock yesterday morning ho''o '""'' ~
her Fat on The northeast corner Of now 'fN
ave and Maibone-st. IL found The door i''N'i
hu, uu, his shoulder to q and burst on me '"'".
Mrs Williams had been nursing her BABY. h''t'
me toward her and ahe reached for a. 'l'i y"
hit him Then terrible eiruegi" i"-""' the
woman s.ahhins tho intruder with Dc
With her baby IN her arms ne woman ""- '"N'"
10 iaiI Coroner Crcamer took Kotfos "ni' NOR
TEN statement.
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EW-JERSEI.
.IERS EY CITY.

II was reported in Jersey City yesterday that
Mayor Pagan and the Chief of Police. Donovan OF
Hoboken had been indicted for failing to enforce
the Sunday liquor laws. The Grand Jury has not
been in session since Tuesday and there is no truth
the statement
Bullets from the Marion shooting rarge at Jcr-
sey City fly the Hackensack River whenever M
4th Regiment practise and bOatmen complain that
their lives are endangered in consequence. An
iron fence will be erected at the rear Of the rifle
pits in order 10 abate the danger
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HERLIC NOYENA REGrY.

A solemn public novena. In preparation TOT the
Feast OF the Sacred Heart. begun in -. Pat
ricks Cathedral last evening The exercises con-
sisted OF the singing OF hymns by the chancei
choir. under the direction OF Professor tngercr
The director o. the League OF the Sacred Heart.
under whose auspices the novena IL held opened a
series OF sermons on THE Liturgy OF the Mass
The exercises OF the novena will continue every
evening until June q. except on Sunday, when they
will be held at the vesper services at o'clock.
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PATERSON.

A Sherifs jury at the Courthouse yesterday sat
70 inquire into the mental condition OF Charles A.
Heath the raw-silk dealer commission whose
plant has been attached by an Italian silk-reeer
named Gavazzi on claims aggregating over $1,000
Mr. Heath is in the State Hospital at Morris
Plains 4 commission consisting of John II. Key
nolds F. X McCully and DR.. George II. Baller.y
appointed by the Chancellor of New-Jersey. con-
Jucted the inauisiton which resulted in decla ring
MIR Heath a lunatic and application Will be made
10 the Orphans Court for guardian
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HOME NEWS.

~. United Press Local Ntws a7hfch r'rrss'ns a." mo
o,rspapcrs Netc York cify that are r''''''n' me ~
n<,rs Of me Tn,d Press hos lis hfcdquoTrrs az
~, .pno y,r York Cify Al Information ana doch'
n,,,s for pblic may sent 10 those h'ddqrdrrS ana
. ,r t,n be distribufcd TO all the Tn'f'd Fr's n'"'
papers in this cit aud 70 me t"fea FT>" |0' a'''eH
,iou throughout the country
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nrMoYr CLARKE ELHCrEp i DI9EcToE.

Dumont Clarke president OF the American Ex-
change National Bank. elected director Of
the United States Mortgage and Trust Company at
a meeting OF the Board held yesterday The com
many has also declared a serni-annual dividend O,
per cent upon the capital stock. payable July !.
The books close June 70 and reopen July :.
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Nasara........... Havana. June ii.....N < cuba
London. June Wis n
Ia~i. Southampton. June s..... American
Barbados. June 5..... Denerara
SUNDAY. JUNE i6
Inmatense. barbados. June 1.: Red Cross
Ia N1-uandie Ua,re. June g.. french Trans
srnarnlan. Rotterdam. June o... .Neth-Aner
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Manitoba Br) Grihhs. sailed from LONDON 'o
New-York June H. -, .us,
steamer England 18r Heaiey. for NewYork sniieS
from London June IL. ..
steamer Mississippi C3r Gates. from New-York' ar
rived "A London June 49, 49,,
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger. Sormer. from Jew
York, southampton June IL and proceeded 'o'
Bremen.
Steamer Hnve Ger. Junsst. from New-york. arrived
n Southampton June II. ~, ,-
Steamer Columbia (Gep. Vogelgesang New-fork TOT
Southampton. arrived at soctl ar pton June H. .
Steamer Kansas cry tBD. Jones sailed from s"a"s'e
for New York June t. -, H..
Steamer Francsco ,Br jenkins. sailed from HUI ios
New York June L. So,
Steamer Calico tiiD. Wilton. from New-iork June
for Hull, passed the Lizard June IL ,.
Steamer Neendam t)utch). Narderzee, from ROTTERDAM"
for New York. passed Beachy Head June H. -,
Steamer Weser Ger. Burusse for NewNo ana tai''
more. sailed from Blemerhaytn June H. -.
Steamer Werkendam Dutch, Baker from New-io's
May 30. arrived Amsterdam June IL -
Steamer Olympia t'r, Osborne. from Naples Tor Ne"'
York, passed Gibraltar June IL. -,
Ashpodel Matthias, Newton may "
arrived at Cape Town June IL.
Steamer Cuyier (irl, CarUan, from New-Nork May ~
arrived at Pernambuco June ~. -
Steamer Coeridgc r), Brown sailed from fernanpuo"
Tor New-Yo.k June IL.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise ios Sunset 1892 Moon 20 Moons age 81
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
An Sandy Hook 0:O2Gov. Island OiG Hell Gate 200
P.M-Sandy Hook l2i6 Gov. Island 12is Hell Gate 24i
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SUNDAY. JUNE i6
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


v,-.,, r,- Tine Mails close Vessel sails.
RIO t,ranie brunswick Mallory. 30 IN
Algonquin Jacksonville clyde l'VV y III
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Announcements.

''oNEoNrA." .PENrAsKEr" .'NANTUaA"
II W. Three New Collars. z. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-14
SHIPPING NEWS.

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