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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE

FOR RDNT-Basement. Apply City o.
Paris. Ill Second street.
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WANTED-A second -hand Photographic
outfit not less than 7x10 plate; must be
modern In good condition and cheap.
Address with price and fun particulars.
Photographer. care Post-Intelligencer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17

WANTED-To exchange 20 acres of land.
water front, in the beautiful San Juan
islands fer small stock of merchandise
will take or pay difference in cash. Adj
dress J. l.. Murray, Friday Harbor,
Wash.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
Engineers and contractors. bridge build
ing. dredging haFbor improvements and
general contracting. 49, Seattle Nation
a. Bank building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17

WANTED-To exchange IN the next 60
days $4,000 for second hand furniture.
carpets stoves. etc: will pay 10 per cent
more than any firm in the city. Sea ter
& Holder. 1909, I'LL, 1li3 Second street,
corner OF Spring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17

WANTED-POSTAG STAATPS-Send us
new or old stamps for cash: approval
sheets sent TO responsible parties. Mer-
chants Stamp Company, % Hinckley
block. Seattle. Wash.
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WANTED-Stocks OF merchandise of all
descriptions: money advanced on stocks
strictly confidential. Apply TO Box 1926
Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17
FOR RENT--FARMS.

FOR LEASE-Long term; one of the
finest stock and dairy ranches on the
Sound: situated on WILDLY island; 400
acres: 200 under fence: every encourage
ment given the right parties: must have
some capital. Apply Mrs. John Elem
ing Monroe Snohomish county. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17

wANTED-All kinds OF furniture and
household goods: will pay highest cash
price, get our estimate before selling.
New England Furniture Co.. 1913 Front
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17

WE HAVE LOTS OF MONEY and want
lots of secondhand household goods
before selling out try us. Miller &
Ryan, go and 222 Pike street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17

WANTED-New and secondhand goods
bought and sold; Kakalugnar porcelain
stoves; reduced prices Johnston. 500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17

BOOKBINDERY
YFzFOVEp-F. Anthony. bookblnder. re-
moved 10 Front street. toot OF Cherry.
kline &, Rosenberg building. take the
elevator: perfect fat opening blank
books made TO order
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L. s. army. a5le-bodiei.
unmarried men. between the ages Of II
ard -: good pay. ratfons. clothing and
medical attendance. must be- prepared 20
furnish satisfactory evidence as 10 age.
Character and habits. Apply a. room "a
Boston block Seattle Wash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

LIEUTENANT ~ VAL ESTERrAISS THE CREED
MOOR RIFLE TEAM OF COMPANY I.
Tho TN Regiment Veteran club at Fifiy-cighth-
ST. and Flnh-avc.. was The scene %. Jolly military
dinner last night Lieutenant Horace C. Du Val.
the private secretary Of Chaunccy ". Dcpcw. prcsi-
dent Of the Ncw-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad. wss tho host. ani his guests were the
Crccdmoor rife team Of sharpshooiers representing
Company !. IN Regiment
Around the board were Captain Francis q. Lam
dom First Sergeant J. Wray Cleveland. Sergeant
Mortimer Osborne. Sergeant John FIX Jr. Cofpofal4
H. II. Nicoll John l. Roberts. Jr.. T. Il. Taylor and
". l.. Wall. AMI Trlvates George 4. NIcoI and
Calhoun Cragin. They discussed Lieutenant Du
Vars hospitable fare and at the same time the sue
ccssful shooting Of Company J. which held NJ IT,
end at CrccGmoor most satisfactorily. This year IS
the first tha, the company has sent team 10 Greed
moor and II succeeded In getting MN place among
The company teams Of crack shots. The dinner was
IN recognition Of the company's excellent work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


Police Superintendent McKcivcy yesterday issued
a general order commenting Patrolman Brannan'
o, the Twcntv-nrst Precinct for saving FOUR per
sons from drowning on the morning OF June o"
Bay Ridge an account OF which was published
Andrew Vcrbe and Meyer Silyerman. two Browns
Vile residents who were instrumental In carrying
on the so-called court In that district were placed
on trial before Justice Hartman yesterday charged
with conspiracy. They were held for examination
by the Grand Jury.
BISHOP McFaul Of Trenton. will confer orders
nj St Johns Seminary on Saturday next. his first
appearance at this ceremony since his conservation
last winter He takes the place OF Bishop Melon
nell, who was looked for daily the last Re" weeks
and had written TO assure his friends OF his speedy
return. His health. however, prevented MIN from
keeping to his Intention. his physician decided
that It would be unsafe for him to return and
resume work during the summer heat lie VIII
delay his return until the fall
The Long Island Association OF the Sons OF the
Revolution will unvel with Appropriate ceremonies
on Saturday. at Fulton and Nevns SITS. tablet
marking the line .; defence at the battle Of Long
Island.
Martin J. Co-nelly and H. V Monahan arc max
ing arrangements for an anti-trolley dcnonstra-
ton OF large proportions on July !r Prospect
Park, II Park Commissioner Squier GO. ~"nts
Among the indictments handed mp e. Judge Bone
dict yesterday by the United States circuit Grand
Jury against Alderman John a. Roeder.
OF the Eastern District for refusing pay the 81
United states liquor tax.
Fifty mouders employed by Taylor & Co.. No.
A. Driegs-avc.. returned to work yesterday. after
being out on strike since May o The firm agreed
to give the men what they asked. The settlement
was largely brought abou; by the irtcrccssion Of
Edward Feeney. member OF the State Board OF
Arbitration.
The Rev. J. T. Duryea who recently accepted
the call extended by the congregation Of the First
Reformed Church. Bcdrord-ayc. and Clymer-st..
was installed pastor last evening. in the presence
OF a large congregation and a number OF clergy
men.
Gottlicb Meyer. the German tailor who on May I
attempted 70 XII his vile and then nrcl n bullet
into his own head has recovered suf ricntly to be
arraenei the charges pending aenins, him.
Yes'er lay Meyer vas taken before Justice Lain
beer and hold wthou: bail
\ motion was made before Surrogate Abbot,
yesterday 10 confirm claims. GssroEatng nearly
s5op. against the estate OF Mary A. Wilson. a
widow. and presented by her children. one o,
these claims. FOR r.o"o. purpor'lng 70 be assigned
TO "A granddaughter O, the dead woman. was de-
clarei TO contain n forgery hy the lawyer repre-
sentng Lydia V. Maryatt. daughter o. Mrs
Wilson referee has passed upon these same
claims and dsalloweI them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
TIE JURY-BOX FULL ONCE MORE.
r,rvrN OF THE MIAuGHIIN JURORS s"OHN

ELEVEN OF THE MLAuGHLIN JURORS s"oHN
~ TIN, TWELFTH MAY BE CHALLENGED.
r, .,o, ~ Inspector Mclaughlin. who is ac-
- -, ox,ortion was resumed yesterday morning
=, ,,o Court of oyer and Termner. before Jusuce
parre,t This Is the thirteenth day OF the secohd
,r,o, and the twelfth seat was still vacant. ""e"
onrr. onened seven Of the eleven jurors In the box
"a been sworn while the remaining four are pro-
xisional During the morning session hu'hoei Vi
,a,esmen were examined and excused.
60 recess the search for the twelfth juror was
again resumed .... -, .,o
Edmund T. II. Gibson. secretary-treasu1er OF inc
1nnois Central Railroad. Nos. IA Broadway anu
%, West Seventy -e!ghth-st proved acceptapie u
both sides and took the twel''h seat IN t"e o'N
nrovisionaUy 1t WIS now $40 O'CLOCK
Irs,,ce Barrett then said that Donald VI. Kennedy.
tho eighth provisional juror had Informed MIN
that he had neglected to state some important III
formation in his examination MI. hehhedy theii
took the stand Il forgot to state saia me- 'na'
7 be,onoged 10 the Ancient order OF United Work.
men," ,, ~,
Dstrict-Attorney Fellows then challenged MI.
Kennedy and Mr.. Elkus excepted. Judge Barrett
sustained the challenge. and Kennedy left the box
The Jurors moved up seat in the box. and tns
twelfth seat once more vacant.
The work of selecting tho twelfth juror was then
rroceesed with. II was rather monotonous, as
,o,asman after talesman turned down with
unfailng regularity
Daniel J. Martin bookkeeper and cashier. OF NO
o. Iyes, Observation-Disclosures hfth-st, EN-
~ r." " ~ Iohn Shea OF West Thrty-nlD th-st.
proved acceptable 10 both SIDES and took the
'Tyurors NOS s. o. 10 and II were then sworn In.
The prosecution then challenged peremptorils
7,anpai = Martin who had just taken ms seat.
D Tbs night session began at Sl5 O'clock
1890 ~ Walker, a grocer or NO 40 Ninth
I'D No sJ) boulevard, proved acceptable to
both sides and took the twelfth seat IN me BOX
,r Company OF which John A. Mccall Is pres
dent. Mr. Mccall Is said to be friend OF the de-
'eAss,stant DistrictAuorney Weeks asked Justice
rrrref, that the Juror be not sworn until he hac
Consulted with Colonel Fellows. the District-At
:orrcy Justice Barrett said he would not swear
,o'nS ,,@or until Colonel +. G. James was present
Walker accordingly was not sworn IN. 1900. .,
"rn~.ice Jarrett then adjourned the court UNI
,bis morning at Il o'clock The prosecution SUI
haya one Challenge left and Walker may be chal
'eusv WAS stated last night that Abraham Schessin
- The brother of Leo Schlessinger, the bondsma!
- Inspector Mclaughlin. was subpoenaed yester
~ ~ and had his books examined. IL was said tina
w. w. elimination disclosed that he supplied thu
Police Department with one-third OF Its uniforms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
vrDiL OFFERED FOR THE BEST ESSAY

The Society OF the Sons OF the Revolution in
the state OF New-York offers to the members OF the
,unior and senior classes in the College OF the City
n, New-York a gold medal OF pattern to
resnond with the seal Of the society. reduced In
s,ze as a prize for the best original essay the
subject. The History Of the Adoption Of the Frs
Constitution OF the State OF NewIork. I'M" 1t
IA cxpectcd that competitors for this medal will
nat only give a succnct account OF the adoption Of
the Constitution but will also show how far 1t was
an ou;growth OF the preceding Colonial system OF
government In NewYork. The historical develop
ment OF the Constitution should be dwelt on as
well as Its immediate history.
Essays must contain not more than $500 words
and must be written on one side OF the paper only
They must be signed with monde plume and
accompanied with sealed envelope, having the
nom de- plume and the letters &C. &. y. T." on the
outside and containing the writer's real name and
address and ii certificate from the president OF the
college that he believes the essay to be original
An essays must be mailed to The Secretary of
the Sons OF the Revolution. Hotel Waldorf. New
York City" before January !. 1896 a Committee
OF Award will receive the essays and the secretary
Will retain sealed envelopes until the committee
has reached decision, when the envelope bearing
the monde plume OF the successful competitor will
be opened in the presence Of the committee. An
nouncement OF the committees decision will be
made on February Y. DN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY

,,. crouford Superintendent OF the New-fork
.rd pbuadelphia Division of the Pennsylvania ran
road. has sent word his friends from sa'lor" na
that his health has greatly improved an Mr. '" Craw
%,d S wes tponbed with insomnia and for time was
confined in hospital , ror1 ~ Finance last
~. oo,curred i'm the resolution OF the street 49,
Wafer Commissioners to advertise Tor new 1ones
arIv "Reminiscences Hardenbergh ana June
splss, the concurring and filed protest asalS
TIE making Of any contract except upo. nerson
ur,oS was thoroughly familiar with the re9a
nO,s Of tho city and the New-Jersey WatcrsInesus
ments o. .e rsssed the opinion that all specca-
, ne beretofore prepared had been done with
view TO limit the blcdns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

prea Nasons' Convention, Masonic Iehp'e
or1or Of Eastern Star Convention Assooi"''o'
Hall ,,.,. boundaries be-
Hearing on new Assembly district boundaries ''
,ora Aldermen. City Hail. p. m
canal conference. Produce Exchange
Meeting Of physicians to oppose coi'ipu''''' V"
c,ra,,on. Fifth Avenue Hotel. p m
BOARD OF Education. p. m
pax and Aoueduct Commissioners mee'i'sS.
,r,,ara D,v,s,on No. s. L. r. X L.. dinner Kay
mond's Hotel $50 p. M ,,ox
METROPOLIS Law School commencen'e"'' ''
Iyceum. $50 =. m. ,,o,o,,, q -
yre5eral Republican Club festival, Cosmopon'a"
Park. r. m. cX...o, parL
Shooting contest. Gendall \. - Scnue'Ae" a. ~
Opening of free baths .o,,
Training School for Nurses commencement
Rlackwelrs Island. p. m ,.,
s,ereont.con lecture Japan. by = Ioda' roui III
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church. p. M.
christian Endeavorers before noon prayer-inee'-
inc No lls Futon-s,.: y. Raymond Jeiil'ie' cna'-
man. ., ..A po,o
Grounds p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tho State Supreme Court. at Trenton YESTERDAY
,rorning on application of Allan H. Strong grah'en
a writ Of certiorari removing the electric rai"a!
ordinance of w-Brunswck to the Supreme 'oui,
together with all proceedings Of the Ol'y ~
a. 9connaction with its passage. the proseCutois -
the writ are William 3. and Mary N@nnos,%ScN' D
George-st and Throop-ave.. VINO air. ,, ma 'u he
rronosed change from horses TO electricity VIII y"
an injury to THEN property and mat the 'Ia h o
tho comnany in turning this corner VIII ur :"
". M, W ~ c,rh mat there will not be room for
us and wagon to pass between. II is geneTaldy
nus co." ,hat while the Vannostwicks appear as
,hn nstensibe prosecutors the real opponent OF tne
nroiect is the Rartan River Railroad COMPANY h -
~ 'on,osion Of tho railroad company Is due 10
the fear that the trolley company lniends 70 eNueru
ts lines from this city South Ampoy mus S rhi
nc in connection with the railroad company. -
Wit has been served on Mayor Williamson ana II
will act as a stay of proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
NEWARK.

Senator Foster NJ. VOORHEES,. OF h"1ap.,' .
-. ,.,,o5 ~ deliver the Fourth OF July ora
,,on IN Newark by the Common Council committee
The property of the Orange Mountain Cable com,
many was put up at auction at the courthouse
Yesterday. Less than dozen persons were pr =.
80 the rroperiy was subject 10 a mortsage o!
saso o.1 which was TO be assumed by the huyer
%o bid was offered and the sale was ihue''''e'S
postponed. .. ,,o Fourth Police
Precinct sent his resignation 10 tne ro'o ,,homt
comment Captain Bergen was suspendeI rom IL,
a,,,w on DECORATION Day morning for reporting az
yfnssdouarters in a semi-ntoxicaied condliion: ne
RS served twenty nine years on the FORCE without
a scratch on his record heretofore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

APPLICANTS FOR SEATS oN THE CITY MAGis-
TRArEs. BENCH To Know THEIR FATE
TO-DAY or TO MORROW.
The now Justices 4 Spe cai SESSIONS and C.iy Mag
,,trai.s under the act aholshing the Hoarl OF 70
Ice Justices Will be appointed hy Mayor strong TO-
day or tomorrow. Wlo the men are tina, VIII re-
c.ve these =. 90 AMI goo year places WAS n"
subcc, 81 great deal ~ conjecture. hu' NJ drA-
mite Information lclkcI ont at tho Mayors once
4 number of citizens called % make maj rH'ri
for friends who were ap..ic nts The h'nch oi t"'
spcrla Session. u was understood IS 20 he maI" up
q, h,sh-c,a2s lawyers o. a character for learning
AMI integrity cqua. 70 ihoee composing any state
Court ..,... ,,.,, "
Gs,ric, mo NrNfh Mr.. lloyhnn WAS cNp,nslF
,,.ir,l ana roff.n up n a style 10 look ~ niue a.
r,.s.b . ike a hardy son u toll He * cana &c
f,r CIV Magistrate. and took MP coneiierl'" 81 te
Mayors time urging his Gains 20 apo h'i,l'i..'
lcforc Mr. Boyhan appeared az me 'ly h'.!' 'N-
Sheriff James D'Irlcn VISITED m" Mayor anu IL W.
rcroried made an urgent appeal Tor f"'hth ap.
continent This sur rls" 10 members 80 =,
6,Irlon Democracy. who supposed thht 'N-'"'' ~
firnny'' was doing his level best to secure one 81
thcso places FOR Captain J. " Brady, tho fAVor'e
o;T,rlcn orator during the last campaign.
~ wonder" said a friend ~ Brady f., as boyhan
cuiei nut into the cry Hall Park. after ms IA K
r.i,h tho Mayor "whcther they w"r" thlr 10 ~
,l,in - Us Honor how II was that 10Y nan WIS
making stump speeches Tor Grant last iai..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
SHIPPING .NEWS.
PORT OF w-YoRK-TUEsDAY. JUNE 4. 1903.
ARRIVED.

Steamer We,mar GER. stccnckcn. Bremen. May q.
% -. and passengers for New York and Baltimore. u
Oelrich- & Arrived al the Bar AT loo M =. ,,
S,eo,.r Mohawk ngr). Wiltshire. London May 81 with
d. "nd cabin messengers the New-Nork shipping Co.
Arrived at the Iar at N;iJ a m a., -, ,.,
s,n,mcr N.nantlc (BD. Mann. Swansea May -. with
ndse and cabin passenger to New-iorh shipping Co.
Arrived AT the Bar al 40 M - IA. =, q, . -,
steamer Ilubbuck d' Hover Vardi,, May ~; IN pal
Sh,n a;ri,~n 1sw,d) Rybcrg. Newcastle ~ days. in
p.Hs, .. t,iarv 1I,rl Harrison Maranham April %.
p.rnambuco May ~; ceara H. Para - with mdse to
n,o,h A. 90 Arrived at the bar a, noon .
steamer : Pizaiti. Fzatt 'eibl days win iiuit 10
order vessel W Hurlbut Arrived at the bar AT
steamer jamestown. IIulphers Newport News and Nor
folk with mdsc and passengers To- the Old Dominion
steamer Cherokee. Bcnrse Charcaton, with mdse ana
Passengers 10 william + clyde a Go. M 49,
steamer CITY II Augustine. Gasail Jhcksonv,ile. ~:
days with lumber the yellow Pine Lumber co. vessel
Warren Ray
steamer Kansas city. Fisher Savannah with mdse and
X !. walker.
Sandy Hook June =. DID p fn-Wihd east """e'"'o
breeze. thick fog
CLEARED.
Steamer Bolivia (BD. Baxter. Genoa and LeS"''n-
Henderson proG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

An important meeting Of the Committee OF 'ne
Whole of the Yonkcrs Common Counch was ne''
,n the MAYORS Office in Manor Hail on Mohua!
night. The heads Of the several city departments
wore prescnt and were informed as 10 inc amount
Of money remaining TO the credit OF each' i"cF
were cautioned 10 run their several departments as
econo,n cally as possible. for the ne" ci.tl'.. pr
hliitcd any department from oVtruid" 10 ",
count Workers has almost reached the ~ PCT o t
limit IN IFS bond issue. and 1t is reared MANY III
provemcnts that had been planned VIII n.y. :" ~
trivcn nm I'm consequence. 1t is expected ny 'Ie
now n,cet,np ~ the Council II Will be known oei-
inately Just what improvements can oe '"'Ne ''''
on Monday night Orpheus Soclety was i2 p,
IN Yorkers by The members of Adof i)ahih-ltt'i-
dent: Miss Huemmer vice-presdent; MISS IusluSS'
secretary: Miss Raleigh. Librarian MISS Stehs'l'
Miss Tompkins Mr.. Canavan and MI. Machln' NJ
visorv Committee The society VIII Deghl rentdiS-
ing Nfendessohn's Hymn OF Praise IN Octopei..
large number of the friends OF the NOmah y
Institute gathered in IT'S hail. in PahsadcaNe, on
Monday 10 celebrate its fifteenth anniversary ME
Mary Marshall Butler. the president. presided and
In her address reviewed briefly the growth OF me
institution from its origin as a Free iiDrarE l"f OF
SeIfsuDorting Women to its present wide, ncId OF
usefulness Miss Butler thought the OUTLOOK IoI
hy Mrs Truman j. Backus. president OF the MI lns
ans Club Of Brooklyn. and the Key = ! i ~ NJ
Cadman pastor Of the Central Methodist EplsSoi'
Church OF New York city - ,o,a
Bishop Potter at o'clock yesterday ariefnpon ,
the cornerstone of the 81. Andrew Meiloa da'
He was assisted in the ceremony by Archded a. u,
Van K!eeck the Rev. Walpole Warren. ne ~
Alexander b. Carver and the Rev. James r. rIec
man, pastor of the church,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
PATERSON.

The Passaic County Board Of Freeholders heId us
monthly meeting yesterday and again dashe' "'c
homes OF those persons who are anxious 10 rave
,o, cour,house built on the site which the county
bought three years in the tract known as Co,s
HE. The committee on the subject announced no
report" and when later Freebooter Feurs,ein tr h
IA force a test vote the question: NJ was ~
of nv the passage Of a motion TO ADJOURN, i ~
boards first step would be TO apply 10 Juige 'Non'
20 ,he Circuir Court Tor the appointment OF com
,n,ssioners who under .aw passed by the legs.
in,rre las, winter would have power 70 D)nd the
o,ntv IN the extent OF 10000 for the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN

HoODLTMS DESPOIL A CHURCH MISSION
The Rev. James H. Darlington. OF Christ Episco
pal Church who Is archdca,on Of Northern Brook
lvn in the Protestant Episcopal diocese OF Ions
Island complained 10 Police Captain kitzer. or th'
twentieth Precinct yesterday that sang OF hooi
lums in the nclehborhood Of st. Davd's Epscopa
Mission at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Woodbine-st'
had almost wrecked the building. The wniow'
have been smashed. the pewS upset ana part Oh lh'
4 Sl.LInn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
BAYONNE,

rwo victims OF Monday afternoons intense neat
d,ed IN Bayonne on Monday night The hrst 10 sue
cumb was Patrick Ryan. fifty years oid' OF NO.
Is West feminist, Bergen POINT 'eaiis. ., ,'
20 T., 49, Tvaa Water OH Company's establish
p neyt AZ Constable Hook He was overcome while
a. work and taken home lie did not lGs1,1
%as Michael Haiigan forty-wo years Ola o, YES,
~ Ravonne Chemical Companys establishment
az Constable Hook He was also a, w9rK WIFI IHft
led and he never rallied. Each Ncuh ic4'
q widow and several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
HOTELS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL

pprvOORT-C. Spring Rice of the brl''sn i,"',
hassv at Washington. BRCNSNIC a',
pauncefote British Ambassador al N's"''s a.,
AM, W II Kenaal CLARENDON-Po"cr lie
pocr Trench British Minister to Japan" Ooo.'.
t. poer Trench. of England Lieu'e ian'-'T"en"'
Parker. lately British Commander at Inons '>Hs
and August strunz Austrian Consul at C,
colombia. HOILAND-Eichard [. hcfe"S,
ou,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Joi,n
Lous '' of sonth carolina MARLBoK0n GIL
c cs"P Mcchas Of Pn neaa; franans'e q
HlLI-Ex.C Ell SCii'OUD~Lieu,enanC ominander
l. g T1fnen Ct the f e. cam Heyg Of Vrsna
EX-I9NtTrirg DIE Rotkine Russian Charge a Al
tsra at Ma shngon and samue + Coo row U1 Of the
Island WINDSOR-Jusrce iieh's ' 40
tinted States Supreme Court