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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
srNArOR MANDERsON SUBMITS PLAN.
,,r,on,-crs FINANCIAL PROPOSITION
u,u,c.u HE SAYS Is IN THE NATURE

Washington Jan 2-The financial question was
hrou0ht TO the early in to-days session OF the
senate by a resolution which was offered by Mr..
Manderson Csep., Neb) and which. after discussion.
was referred to the Finance Committee. 1t en-
braced seven propositions which Mr.. Manderson ad-
m,tted looked like hodge-podge. but which really
were he said a compromise that might be ana
ought to be embodied into law. These were: a
reserve OF $780, 100000 in gold and $2oooo0oo In Sill
YER: the Issue OF bonds payable in gold or SILVER;
the destruction OF legal-tender notes when pa'd IN
gold or silver the exchange for five years. wnen 90
manded Of gold coin for silver coin, ana OF snss'
coin for gold con the use OF the new bonds Ior "a Na
tona bank currency of not less denomination ,nS S
$O): the requirement Of payment or duties III so.d s.d
on goods Imported from countries navns . .ssaS svsS
standard and In gold silver on goods imPo.S1 ,i
from countries having a silver STANDARD; anu
the free coinage OF silver and gold az tne .o az \.
l6 10 l. and the enlarged coinage OF supaIui&y ~.
Yer coin Remarks this proposition an1 on ,ors srs
Ana nc.ai question generally were mace oy oe"a'"'
Wanderson and Teller REP. Coli -. NJ p,.
ler dDem g. CJ said ne would call up so-mSrIo%s. rs-
were suggested by Mr. Chandler lRep.. ~ r., hes. Uy
Ing among other things to the premanats "a N 10 ne
sion of proposed changes OF railroad ra.es !" snv
interstate Commerce Commission Tne Sanxr%ptSs rS tSs
bill was discussed for couple OF noufs M . snn 'ns
Commercial Travsllsrs bill (ailowins me ~sos q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
prcr,vyR FOR A BIyGHAMroy BAyK

Owego y. Y. Jan. 29.-In the matter OF a re-
ce,ver for the Merchants Bank OF Bnghamton
vwhicb failed last week. Justice Parker of the
Sunreme Court, at Special Term this morning. ap-
nointed as .ecelver q. w. Dunn. OF Bnghamton.
who n to g.vo $10.ooo bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30
WHISKEY TRUST RECEIVERS
J. B. GREENHUT AND f. F. LAWRENCE
APPOINTED BY JUDGE GROSSCUP.

REcEIvERsHfP SOUGHT BY THE GREENHUT
MANAGEMENT on RECEIPT OF NEWS
THAT THE EASTERN STOCKHOLDERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
on THE MYSTIC PARK TRACK.

THREE GOOD RACES WITH EDITH II. JEWELL
AND NUTSHELL. WINNERS
Boston. July "a fine field Of horses en-
tered at Mystic Park to-day. The weather was all
tina; could be desired. the track was fast and the
attendance good.
The 2:ls trotfing RAGS was a hot one The first
heat was Tomah's from start TO finish. In the sec
ord heat Tomah again. In the third. Edith II.
:3ok the pole and led TO the half. where Nemoline
forged ahead and took the heat. In the fourth the
judges awarded the heat to j. NJ D., who finished
second IL being evident that the horse was able
AMI willing TO Do better. In the fifth Edith II.
took the lead at the quarter and held II through
out The sixth was an easy one for Edith H..
Tonah continually breaking. Edith H. won the
race IN he seventh heat
GNcurry was the favorite in the oil pacing. In
iae FIRST heat Henry F. came down the stretch
very fast bat broke when almost under the wire.
Tor this. while finishing first. he was set back TO
fourth. This gave the heat to Viiello. Jewell took
the second heat. doing the mile in 2o9i2. In the
third heat Jewell an easy winner. with Ster-
ling right behind him In the fourth Sterling went
into the dir the first quarter. while Jewell kept
the lead throughout and took the race.
Nutshell had ii all her own way in the first heat.
The second hea; Nutshell also won easily. The
third and winning heat was taken by Nutshell,
Nicola winning second money Summaries:
2Is CLAss-PURSE 5000
Earh H: m, by neSea'on. dam
Tom ash. q, g. By Easarao dam irin- .
cess. by Olympus tB"wcnl .........- . u q
Nemoline blk m. by Jersey Wilkes,
lam Nemesis by Nutwooi (BaggsD.. :
Tme-2:lOiz. 212i.. 2l3i. 2l+z 2:l3s. 2lsis. 2:l5%
ell CLASS pAcING-PURsE 5000
Jewell b. e by Pe,osk~y. dam untraced G'ah-
vi,e ii Dr. h.. by Legal Tender IT, dam Rush
VILE Maid by Blue Bell N'ptonl. .......-.... !
Henry =, br h. wilson.
Tne-2:i3s.. 2O9is. 2:ioA. 2i0i..
era CT.ASS-PCKsE 5000
Nutshell b NJ. by Bayonne Prince dam Nutmeg.
Nutbou'ne tBOwDet !
Nicola. b. n. tHsNdenl
Lady Bug. BLK (Opdyckel .................
Tme-2:2liz. 2:lVs 2.lGs4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

r.- - r,rackon the FYatbush liquor dealer who
49, nor-.nhirpci a few weeks aso by Miss May
Edwards a wealthy young woman o. r'''"''''
y,hn said he annoyed her IN various ways y'@''l
d., asked Justice Nosirani 10 summon MISS r'-
ward. to answer 20 a complaint. He declared tha'
her pet COW had been eatlhs MS b'o"'"D ~'
summons Was Issued
lawyer IN the employ % N" Nassau Electro
Railroad Company. known as the Flynn ro"n' s"''
l,., night Ia brooklyn that the General Term had
reached A decision ~ the appeal from Judge smith
decision In The cas-" ~ John AdnwSon against '"'
Nassau company. and that the General Term hau
,,,,,iro,i.lv reversed ,he findings % JUG" smith
whose i-on annucd me franchise on the gro"n'
OF fraud Little else ~ns talked about IN surface
r,llr,,d circles last night. At the &hce % EDWARD
II Crofif nothing had been heard OF IN" decision
and no one at the Nassau company's once 80 nv
yoni,gue.s, VAS able 10 subsiantiate the rumor
v.,,hcrs n, the Mnnufacturers Association OF
Kings and Queens Counties Will. +, Is said "siap'
,sh a ney irus, company tn Brooklyn. II charter
can be- procured The concern Viii be cnpfallz~1
Al s,o.eo The name most prominently mentioned
for the presidency is that 81 william H. Nichols
tho chemical manufacturer. lie IS man ~ r"'os
riz.i executive ability. 40 singh" subscriber ~ me
stock ~ the company viii be allowed 10 hoi over
$1,000 II IL hoped 20 start business by November
Justice Neu dismissed the complaint yesterday
aealns, the nrooklyn City Railroad Company FOR
alleged speed violations. on IN" request OF Assistant
corrorafion Counsel Wood. II was the nrsi suit
brought and the decision Is lookeh upon as giving
IN. COMPANIES more "lec~ay" In the matter OF
speed
Colonel Watson. OF the 18th Regiment. will on
ru.sd,v next name the men who VIII MI the places
provided for by the military code.
The Board % Elections yesterday awarded IT'S
priniIng contract Bovine x Co. OF New DIRK.
for Si2yl a. The contract last year was awarded
on a bid OF NoH l5
Justice Brown. of the Supreme Court In Brook
lvn Yesterday handed down decision denying
the application OF Martin Bullwnkel Tor a per
emp'ory writ OF maniamus to compel the Mayor
and tho Commissioner OF Ciiy Works 10 renew his
l.as. Of a part of the Waabout Market Bull
winkol made money by paying merely nominal
rental OF the premises 10 the city and re-
renting to other people. The decision IS victory
ror he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL.
ASSOCIATION APPROVES THE LEirSIc PLAN
The Executive Committee OF the National Asso-
citation Of Ncwsdealcrs. Booksellers and Statoicrs
OF America. at a meeting last night, AT NO 90
West Thirty fourth-st.. decided on n constitution
and bylaws. which Will be presented for adoption
by the association Il, It's annual convention TO De
held in brooklyn August II.
The constitution Is copied after that OF the tx
change Of the German Booksellers. which has It's
headquarters In Leipsic. Germany. The Exchange
has "A system by which all the publishers send their
books to H. None but booksellers belonging TO IN"
Exchange can buy books from IT. II bookseller
tx caught underselling. his name is published IN
the Exchanges journal. and II the onense II re-
heated, the bookseller Is excluded from The prVi-
iege of buying books AZ the Exchange.
Edward \. Alderman said at the meeting that
II the same system were followed here 1t would
prevent underselling
The following among the delegates OF this
civ 20 the convention OF the National Association
John f.. Mcbride who presided at last nights meet
ing; C. T.. Jones. Thomas j. Quinn J: Alexander
A. Michelman. r Grant. :. j. Southwcll A. Beggs
T. r. Cudley, W. Mckernan, !. Brophy and NJ. s.
Griffin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
NETWORK CITY.

The Tax Commissioners were engaged yesterday
in examining applicants for the office or Deputy
cornlssioner in that part OF Westchester County
that has recently been annexed 10 the city.
A contract was executed yesterday between f. g.
Salisbury. general manager OF the Trenton ITO"
COMPANY New Jersey. and Frank W. Hawley. vice.
president OF the Cataract General Electric com
pany for the construction and equipment OF an
governmental system OF electrical canal-boat pro-
pulson to be tried upon the canals OF this state
MaiorG General Miles made inspection OF the
Fort Wadsworth garrison yesterday lie was re-
cevei by Major Egan. commandant, with salute
OF fourteen guns.
Judge Fitzgerald yesterday sentenced 10 nine
years IN state Prison John Saunders and John
Davis for the robbery OF 5000 worth OF jeweiry
from tho store OF Constantine Lucius, No sil
Sixth-ave.. on March 2.
O. Granata. Editor. and r. De Luca, assistant ed
itor OF tho "Iedla Electrical" an Italian comic
weekly were summoned 10 the Tombs Police Court
Yesterday by tho editor Mr.. Vicario. OF tho Italian
semi weekly. "LAraMo Italano." The latter
charged that both journalists had nbellei him
Granata by calling him a THE, and lar. and De
I.uca by calling him spy and hypocri,e The
case was adjourned TO August 10.
The man who was found unconscious near the
lake in the Ramble In Central Park on Wednesday
nighi vas Identified yesterday at the Presbyterian
Hospital "a Adolph schultz. hfty-sx years old, OF
No. 20 BroOmes ~. The man was suffering rom
morphine poisoning. He Is out OF danger, and will
soon be taken TO court.
John palasandra. an Italian. thirty-seven years
Old OF No. 3l6 West Sixty-niuth-st died at hts
home yesterday afternoon while under the inhu-
encc OF choroform. which administered by
DR. Louis Fischer OF No. ~ Seconi-aye. Dala-
sanlra vas undergoing operation for tubercu-
losls
Some one IN authority should AZ once take cog
nlzance OF the disgraceful condition Of Printing
House Square az the base ~ the Franklin statue
Squaiiers seem 20 hold ownership OF thai portion
OF the square nowadays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
III AINEIEID

Sheriff George \ Duis Yesterday served sgipocnas
on twenty % the most prominent men IN IN" county
All the men served were member ~ IN" Board
- Directors ~ the drfInci Somerset County Bank.
~ So.neryle and the suit In chanrefy f. the result
The suit Is brought by Receiver Johnson Tor ~"
benefit % the khod.rs to recover moneys which
the BIZ charges lost bl the Illegal ana fraudu-
lent conduct % "a. directors Tn" bill also charges
that the directors discounted notes OF irresponsible
people in sums footing up 20 SNw". Among the de-
PENDANTS VINO were summoned are Calvin earle. a
H. Voorhees,. Abraham :. COX. John j. Bariin',
Judge Of the Common Pleas ~ Somerset County. cN-
CONGRESSMAN Alvah \ Clark Alexander =. Anfer-
SON a lumber dealer Of Somervllle George ; Van
Arslale stephen X. Lane James II. wilson.
lanes f. Major job g. kenyon owner 81 fOun-
,iry I'm Rariian. August Miller. John '. Davis VIII
lam 4 McNfurtry. Ex-senator William J. Keys La
rue Nrelenbcrgh H. and Hugh Is Castor. a. adj
ministrators
owing 10 The prominence 81 the parties involved
AMI fh. bitter feeling nOw existing between 10" ii
rccfora AMI The Stockholders the taking Of testl-
fnouy promises 70 be Il lively anir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
NEW-JERSEY
NEW BRUNSWICK.

The deadlock which has existed in the New
brunswick Common Council since May was
broken on Wednesday evening through the fcpup-
ncans catching the Democrats mapping The city
charter requires AT least seven votes for the cleo
ton Of most o. the city officers but IL silent as to
the number needed to elect the president II has
been the custom to require seven votes FOR the
election OF a president well. \ decision given
by the NcW-Jersey supreme Court I'm l"I. however,
in an exactly parallel case In Kayonne states that
'when corporate acts may be done by definite
number OF individuals and the charter ~ moor
poraflon does not prescribe the number OF votes
necessary 20 the doing Of such acts. quorum
when duly met. may legally DO such acts bN ma
iority thereof" ON Wednesday evening tn" COM
mon Council mot with six Republicans and nve
Democrats present. Alderman Ihiuu"y. the r.
naming Democrat. absent. Alderman kirh-
ards "A Republican. n sio O'Clock moved mat IN"
election proceed. som" OF IN" members wished
10 get away early Tn" Democrats. not susp"' ing
ANYTHING acQuiescel. and ballot WAS taken re-
sulting in SIX for William n Helm. tho Re-
publican candidate and nye Tor William q. JaqueS.
Democrat The Republicans claimed Helms "lcr-
ton. and tho Democrats disputed IT, on IN" ground
that seven votes were essential 10 choice. SeN-
eral members INDUCED IN personalities and IN"
meeting broke NJ 81 confusion. curious feature
% the incident is that Alderman Helm himself
doubted the legality ~ his election. III" next reg
ular meeting viii he August :. when President
Helm viii undoubtedly take the chair. The Demo
Gratis talk Of carrying The matter into the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
PLANS FOR THE KINGS COUNTY HOS
PITAL

SOME OF THE DETAILS IN ITS CONSTRUCTION DE-
scRIBED BY CHARITIES COMMISSIONER BURTis
Charities Commissioner Burth yesterday So
some OF The details relative TO the ne" h'"s'
County Hospital the plan OF which was prlehy ou,
lined in The Tribune two months ago he sa'u
"p ] Lauritzen the architect. has been d'rec'e'
ny the County Farm Committee to draw up p'a,'
and ne will have sketch ready shor"S.
buiIdng will be modern In construction WIZ "
all the modern improvements ana De
nrde 70 the county II Is rather hard 70 estimate
The cost at such an early date. but propaoN f-'''
would he a conservative estimate II VIII ac-
commoda,e 800 patients will be ioca'eu y"
Crown-st. opposite the main entrance 10 'he re''
,.nt,ary. and Will probably be devoted 70 '"e cav
Of chronic cases like consumption. etc
Mr. Burtis said that the Board OF oupe'''so's
u,,,d he asked to authorize a bond issue ana tha'
no hoped the contracts would be awarnea os'o ox
~. nresent Board Of Supervisors went out VI ~
ts.ence Mr. Burtis again called attenuo" o,,,ai
srightiully overcrowded condition OF me nop
now in use Its full capacity ~ Wv p, nach cd
49,, about seven hundred and hfty are Pa'.n,
into H. At night the floors are utiizea ID, a. IN ne
Ing places by those who are ao'e 10 s' Wy ;"
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
NEWARK

Michael Kane a money lender. % so T. South
Thiriccnih-~i. was held IN 80 bail yesterday Mr.
Alice Smith. Of 80 10 KufE"rs-si borrowed 50 from
Kane Oh MAY &c. giving q chaftrl mor'gtE" on her
household goods ass security. Afi'r r'phflng .
10 Kane The woman dcfnulted I'm her weekly pay
ments. ana kane proceeded 90 sell her our refusing
20 receipt an lnsfalmcu' offered tn" woman Ap-
pealei 10 N" tIft Counsel ana Kan" VAS warned.
bat proceeded 90 cell 'hr goods he va. arrested
yesterday q charg" 81 mis- iem"anof. Kane BIAS
been n trouble before. ! law passed az th" Last
session Of the LEGISLATURE puts q chcck on Do" *
actions OF he money Lenders who deal principally
with ID" poor
Mrs. Bil. an Italian woman who was expelled
from the First Italian irr-hN church. hF her
brother tn. Rev Irtur'-rD I'fshfsfn ID" pastor.
sued tho pastor u thr District Courts yesterday ior
damages fof ALLEGED lhrllous statements about h'i
Decision was received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
c,pTr-RED AFTER MANY YEARS.

csr,, puttling and his subordinates derive
ood deal OF satisfaction from the arrest Oh 'o
senb Malone. who was safely lodged In hayiho"'
street Jail a day two ago. AFTER lo"s nun"
Ioscph Malone who is gray-haiied oid ma" %
stxtv-nvc was served with subpoena e''' -
1859 to appear as witness IN al '1,.oI ,he
=. tho s,,,sfac,ion Of a judgment He dodged 'he
chao.s officers until June g. 1890 when service was
mad. ON him at Parkyille. on the return "as %
NAT order Malone again MISSING, anu Thai
sheriff was ordered 10 produce MN III CYu'e ~, xdgeJ
80 g., March 1891 He was touh1' auJ"Suh,,
1,v ~ contempt, and sent to jail Tor a Few uHS 40,
Shen Malone edded the officers a,ti1;; ,"omrtn~v
Iii ,nis week was he captured. Sh"ril 'oul ~
,,,nad The ca over Mr. Quitting wh'ti VI -
Ter was elected. and the appreise',s'T}n Va In the
- -, m. county hundreds OF dollars III an
intcrval Malone has made his dwelling IN c''i H.
hi In nrooklvn and I'm his sons factory !. -
slirrel that an underground apartment WAS "''''
for m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
WHITE PLAINS.

The Board OF Managers Of the westches'er Tenn
porary Home has decided 70 rebuild the home. which
was DESTROYED by FIRE last spring The new struct-
ure will cost 5000 Plans are now being made for
the building
The managers 81 the Westchester County Fair
Association are busy preparing lor me count ialr,
which onens on Septemb-r 80. The managers hope
to have President Cleveland present on the open
ing day Among the features this year OF the OK
hIbition will ae a marriage the grounds. and the
bride and Bridegroom will receive complete out
nt for housekeeping. given by various business men
Of the county.
lanes Murphy. a laborer. has begun suit for
$1,000 damages for injuries received by rock fall
ing on him while at work the Cornell dam
against Mr. Coleman. tho contractor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
INVESTIGA DEATHS on RATLROA DS

Assistant District-Attorney McManus said yes
terday that the Grand Jury would look into the
OF several persons VINO had been killed on
the Thrd-avc cable road
The Crane Jury yesterday dismissed two suits
against the New-York. Ncw-Iayen and Hartford
Railroad Company In reference to the deaths OF
co vi.ls stafford and oscar Ericsson. Ericsson was
XII. ed on the railroad at Baychcstcr on july T. and
Stafford fourteen years Old by a
train at Hunts Poin, July 8
In the case OF Ellen LAWN who died from nju-
rics received july u. after being knocked down
by Second-aye. horsecar. the complaint was also
dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. JULY -. 1898.
AERlN Ed

PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. JULY -. 1898.
AERlN ED
Steamer Germanic dir. McKnstry Liverpool July II
and queenstown II. wh miss" 10 cabin ana ala steer.
passengers 70 II VI N'iH'y Ai'N'' IL. '"' i'" "'
Steamer r Persia oGer, splielt Hamburg July H. with
burg American Line Arrived NJ iii. ifar az .
s,sancr Dorian dir Howell kiusaton July 49,
Maria IS mdsr ani passengers To + Kerr a Co.
steamer Robn@ ,lin Lash gun Jul, II and Caiharicn
~ win sugar to ori"r vessel o. ''nn & S'"s'' NJ
Steamer Adria ,Nor Rasmussen. Port y" lniN g.
DAYS with logwood 10 Hugo Kaner Co. Arrived al the
steamer Bra,tcn (Non vckermann Raracoa ~ days.
with fruit II Dumpis q Co Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Avalon d,n. Nicholson rn'ys Island July Il.
with suphnie ~ iron to PIN lotw"od " Co. iessel 20
sfrnmer concho' croveii galveston Jul, ~ and Key
WI a. WIN %ise and p's>eas~r Orleans to M, sn
passengers 10 JoLn r Van sickle
March "a and Caie,a Ruena 30 mdsc Hemingway
Brown. vessel to Bnlfour Williamson CO.
Sandy Hook. July % ~, p m.-Wmd north: Hight
breeze; clear.
steamer south Cambria dio LLOYD SAN Inan MAYA va,
steamer NJ Monte. Parker, Now-Orcans-J r Van
steamer Eaam Dutch. prunama. Amsterdam Funch
steamer cottage city. Bennett Portland Mc-IIorato
steamer ncncfactor simmons Philadelphia W clyde
steamer II NJ whitney. unett Boston II + Dimocb
steamer cy Of columbia. Jenny. Yves, roint-old
steamer yorktown Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
steamer ri,mboroush olp Scott LIVINGSTON Guat-
Funch F,.Nc ~ 60
steamer city Of Augusta. pagsett. sayannah-R l.
steamer Rock Light dIo. Collier Dover Gocpel 4
steamer conde Wilfredo (span). Andraca. santander
Malaga and Barcelona-E Fug
Steamer Arsonaut Ur. MeGlii'ray. Halifax. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
4 UONfN CTTS HER THROIT
HER SISTER COMMITTED SUICIDE by SIMILAR
MFASS

HER SISTER COMMITTED SUICIDE by SIMILAR
MFASS.
Mary Reich. thirty-nlne years OLD. OF NO lS Ave-
mn. g. attempted suicide yesterday morning 10y cut
,t,,, nor fbro,t with "A table knife. She Inflicted
dangerous wound. and at II"levu" Hospital. where
she f. confined I'm the prison ward 1t Is SAID that
she may not recover The womans husband Keeps
"A saloon I'm the building where they hvei.
The woman married twice Her hrst nus
band when he died seven years ago, l"ft her $3.50
and when she married Reich the money was In
y.s,. in some property AT Ridge ana KiVlnbtOn SIS
Reich opened butter store mere. ana manager 10
Increase the S5WU To 5000 Last April the property
Wa Sold. and tho property At NO lS AVenirt pur-
chased for t2lHn \ cash payment OF N.op was
mtl- aud a Sl,yO mortgage given. Reich said yes
terl,v that the saloon business was doing well. but
that his wife Was continually fearing that II would
proye "a failure. Worry this account. ne believed.
iInha ancod her mind. Two years ago her sister
Nrs Moses committed suicide 10y cutting her throat
soon after being released from the insane asylum on
Wards Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

Mrs Bradshaw lo7 o. Smith TO ]. second: Hush JOB
(Tuherv.lle) 2 TO l. third. Time-l:4"l1
Second race ave and half furlongs)Helena Belle oI
T,u,ner1 20 10 l. won Maxim. lO7 tTuhervnlel. 20
second St Anna, io7 tMackiin) 20 20 l. third Time
100
Third race (stx and a half furongs)-Tartarian. ia
CAiooney / to @ won: Star Ruby. io6 tTuhervl.e 20
second. Lolie Eastn. iOI tTurner. " 10 !. third
Time %
Fourth race mie)-F1ora Thornton 10 o. CARR
20 / won Reg del Mar 100 Cruhervie). TO J. sec
ond: Cicey iOi Turner 10 l. third. Time-i4lh
Fifth race -four and half furlongs)-Coranciia ios Or
knight 20 l. won Carrie T.. 20 &C. Slaughter. j. TO
/ second: Harmon Belle. 100 turner 10 2. third
Time-O 5+%
Sixth mle)Adjie Buchanan. - &C Slaughter
70 6. won Brazos. IA iMayberry), 10 20 l. second.
Dravezac. III &C. PratO. 50 to l. third. Iime-l4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

steamer Mohawk oBn. wiltshire, from New'i"N jug
IL. arrived II London lIly - - o,.on for
st,ainer Mississippi dD Gates. sailed from L"n'0" -
New YORK Jul. - vi, arrived at
Southampton July - -, New-York
steamer Normannla Ger nar'nds rom, y, south
Iulv - Via Cherbourg. Tor Hanhufs aft'e' ~
dupfon July - -. for
Steamer Tentonc (ilr). Cameron. from i'"f
New York sailed rCm Queenstown July =. pof,eraam
inner AMSTERDAM NlutchD. Stenger, HO'" ~
Tor Ncw-Yofk passed rastbourne July . ,- LIVERPOOL
steamer Britannia trl smith, Ncw-i '' 49,
pa .scd hinsalc July -. - work. July -
steamer GrOrgin (i"r. Nearpo. from y ''" "
Tor oth,aiurg passed Lewis Island jay York July
Steamer Plincipia Di). StannalN. ron, ~"
II sir I.ith passed Lewis Island Jny - v-L ruy &
steamer Norec dam. knuGsen, nom WV" ~
arrived at Copenhagen July ~ 49,. v,L Iuly 49,
Sietm.. rairil ,Gerp. Bauer. from NJ" '
arrived ai Hamburg July - -, ~.u York and
Steamer Dresden Ger. knhlmann, ior ~
Baltimore sailed n Bremeilavsn july - 49, v,r. via
Steamer Iahn Ger, H~lmers from Ns os '''"
SnutlampiDu arrived BremerhaN~n J'! - Work Ju.y
Sf.ttn.r Rotterdam ,nutch NOege, ff"is "" 49,
II arrived "A Rotterdam July ~. ,o,,york July
Maa~iam t'utch) Potler, iToiN wv
g. arrived At Rotterdam July - -, ,. sailed from
steamer Ia campin. ,nutch), Nafkscs<sef' S'"
Antwerp for New-Nork july ~ ~ vo-k Iuy 9.
steamer olympia ,Br). Osborne. rom 80 -
FOR the Mediterranean passed GloiaIA' july