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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
MR.. MURRAY ON EXCISE.

HE SHOWS SOME OF THE RESULTS OF ENFoRc-
ING THE LAW.
Excise Commissioner Joseph Murray delivered an
address before the members OF the XXX1Vth AS
sembly District City Vigilance League. at Eblings
Casino and Aurora Park one hundred-and-ffty-
sxth-st and 81. Anns-ave. last evening, and spoke
in part follows
Let us see what the results OF the strict en-
forcenent OF the present excise law; BelieVue
UosnitaI which has accommodations Tor over 3U
,atients i'm the month OF August last averaged
about 600 and IN Captain Strauss precinct Tor
three years the average number OF prisoners on
Monday morning has been y: the average no"
as less than two. In jefferson Market Police Court
sire. the enforcement OF the law, We ma that me
calendar for Monday morning did not contain
the name OF a female prisoner, TOT tne HIst iliie
since the court built The PRISON ward IN
BELLEVUE Hospital erected nearly ten years
a0o aud within the last months II did NOT
fact the first time since the prison ward was built
that II was without prisoner.
The German Reform Union had an outing re-
Gently al which each district had us own Keg OF
heer Some of the speakers advised the hearers
"a vote az Germans Americans, nlind you,
hut as Germans Yet each OF those speakers had
declared his intention OF supporting the Cohsutu..
ton of the United States. and or the state OF
Zew-York and had sworn 10 support the Consu-
tuition as against all foreign powers. ana particu-
larry against Germany Most certainly every per
SON VINO gave such advice must have forgotten
what he had sworn to. and ! question whether ne
ever Did know what he had sworn TO; IL So II
seems TO me he never would have spoken In the
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHES7ER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The Republicans in the Woodawn DISTRICT Oh .ne
Seventh Ward have organized Republican cruz
with the following officers: f. G.. Brown president
Frederick Bell first vice-presdent; John H. Cor"'n'
second vice-president J. A. Riley third Vice-pres
dent: John T. Campbell corresponding secie'ai' ;
- u Iores recording secretary and l.. Lyon,
treasurer The Executive Committee is composeI
of II. f. Pulver L. Reiter ) j. NeeieA. ypnISs
and A. Adams.
At a special meeting OF the Board OF Educauon on
Monday night the annual report was adopte1. ~
was found that the amount OF money nee1eu 70 run
the schools for the coming year was $l3o4s Inc re-
mort and budget will be transmitted to the common
Council at it's meeting next Monday night
At the meeting Of Terrace City chapter hoyal
Arch Masons last night the most excellent degree
was conferred on two candidates by George w. An
derson high priest of Cornthian Chapter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY, OCTOBER J. 1879
ARRIVED.

popT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. OCTOBER !. 1870
ARRIVED.
steamer KensIngton dD. Bond Antwerp sp,emDss 90
nassangers international Navigation ~
W ~rrpvsa dat a, the Bar at IOi2 both. ., r,or
90 s'f H september : Malaga and Gibraltar H. Win
mdse TO Henderson Brothers Arrived al "e h"' d" '''
Steamer rncharrsn m Thompson rsnaTh ,b scrs ,
IS in ballast to Barber d Co. Arrived at inc D' ~
'G ssSaRer Inchong p Dickens LerPoC September tenn
~, III Ro trande Barstow. Fernandna September -
and brunswick ~ with mdse and passengers 10 : II
Mallory q Coomba Henderson Colon September 81 with
mdsc ana 80 passengers the Pacific Mall IS Co. Ar
ys sea AT r Suece RISK Galveston September q and Key
west ~ with mdse and passengers to II Mallory Co.
%, sS WITH mGse and passengers to + Alien -,
steamer FL Mar, Grant, Ne"-ofieahs september %
WI" Steamer Ie cpoStan Hansen Georgetown e September
to Ty ySrSown polc Newport and Norfolk.
hSrk n Ssf". 10 vernon ii Brown co. " $
bs SANDY Hook oct l. $50 p. mwnd light breeze,
southwest. clear
Steamer Nomadic ORR. Liyerpool-li NJ Ksrsey
steamer Excelsior Boyd New,oreans van SG Re
Steamer cragmorc Cln Crosble. Vera Cruz and Tam
rlco VIA baltimore William Johnston a co, limited.
steamer Weimar Ger. steencNen' Baltimore -oeriehs
steamer lroouos Bearse Charleston and jacksonville
T. clyde q Co. ,
steamer jamestown. fuphers. Norfolk and Newport
News-Old Dominion 80 60. . ,,., 49,,
Steamer Manhattan Bragg. Decentralization Hall
steamer Tjomo (Nor. Bjonness. Georgetown, nem-i. W
a. l. Armstrong. 90. ,, ,,,,-.
steamer Terrier (Nor. Bergh. 81 Pierre. Brdgetown
and C.orgetown-f W Il T. Armstrong.
steamer city Of Columbia Jenney. West Point Old Do
minon "a CO. 49,. , q, ,
Walker. -, .
steamer city Of Jacksonville. Lund Jachsonvlie-w 4
clyde x Co.
steamer Andes an aoknIght. Cape Haytien Port de
potx Iacmel etc-pim Foiwooj A KelIock.
steamer New-York. Grant southampton international
Navigation Co ~,
tiona Navigation 60
steamer Antonio Znmbrana tNor krOhg. Sanchez. San
Domlngo-E e Gedney.
SAILED
Steamers IInbnna SPAN Havana etc Iroquos Charles
ton and Incksonvllle jamestown. Norfolk and Newport
News. o'y OF Columbia. West Point. Chicago city (Ir
Iristol. DIV al birmingham Savannah. Aiier (Ger
bremen; Nonadic nir Liverpool Excelsior New Orleans
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Paiaa DER. Kopn from New-York septem
Dor q for Hamburg passed Dunnet Head October !.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
wsstchester County Fair and Horse Show, White
Plains.
Neet,ne OF Board OF Education. Grand and Elm
SITS. p. M
Forney court-martial Brooklyn Navy Yard
East River Bridge Commission. No. 40 Chambers
ST., p. m
Executive Committee OF State Democracy, p. m
State homeopathic Medical Society Berkeiey
Lyceum. No. q West Forty-iourth-A1' al" p "
Address by John w Grlggs. Quartet Club rooms.
Washington-st. Hoboken. D. m
OPENING reception. Twenty-;hlrd-s,. branch OF Y.
VI. {. A.. 1870 D. m
Supreme Lodge Convention. Order sons OF 81
George. Grand opera House morning and after
noon: ball Central opera House, No 20 East SIX
ty-seventh-st.. r. m
nacie, Forty-fourth-st. and Eghth-ave.
Democratic Judiciary conventions. Courthouse
Brooklyn, noon
Meeting OF Interclub Bowling League Brookyh'
y. m.
J. Arthur Brands dinner for seawanhaka Yacht
Cub Regatta Committee Windsor Hotel
Suffolk County Fair. Riverhead. Long Island.
Convention OF State Association OF Master House
Painters and Decorators, No. III East Twenty
th.rd-st.
Football match. Princeton against Elizabeth Ath-
letic Club, Elizabeth. y. j.
Reception at New-York Hospital Training School
for Nurses. No. West Sxteenth-st p. M
Mrs William Trenholm supplementary proceed
ings
Fritz Reuter- Home fair. Lexington Avenue Opera
House.
Democratic Senate Convention, Mount Vernon.
Book sale. Bangs & Co., No. 73s Broadway.
Racing at Aqueduct. p. m.
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TO CHRISTEN THE BROOKLYN.

MAYOR sCHIERENs PARTY TO START FOR THE
CRAMPS sHIPYARDs THIS MORNING.
Mayor Schierens party. which VII! go 10 fhiia-
delphia this morning take part in the chrlsteh-
ing of the cruiser Brooklyn, will number ABOUT
forty. They will occupy special car, leaving
Jersey City over the Pennsylvania Road AT S'lo
o'clock The car will be direct TO the Cramps
ab,nvsras where MISC Schieren will do the chrtsten-
ing al about ] o'clock. Secretary Herbert ana
other guests from Washington. Governor Hastings
and the Mayor and Common Council OF Phlade-
phia will also witness the exercises, FonoM,ms
mis- dinner will be served, and the Brooklyn
visitors will be entertained until about p. M.
when their car will be attached 10 fast train Tor
the return trip to Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
HounopArnLo PHYSICIANS IN SESSION

The forty-fourh semi-annual meeting OF the
homeopathic Medical Society Of this State. which
will last during two and possibly three days. was
opened Yesterday afternoon in the Berkeley Lyceum.
in West Forty -fourthst. The afternoon session
devoted to the routine business OF the society and
the reading OF several papers subjects Of interest
to the profession. The attendance was small For
the Bureau OF Materla Medica Dr. r. f. Allen in
general TAX told OF his observations Of the progress
of homeopathy In Europe during last summer.
Dr. Edmund Carleton read an interesting paper
showing the ant!dota value OF common cider vinegar
I'm cases of carbolic poisoning.
DR. Horace O. Keith brought out general dis
cussion on the curative qualities OF antit0yln In
eases Of dlphheria. The oder members OF the pro-
fesslon discountenanced the OF the new fad"
they termed II. and contended that while ii did
produce quick results. 1t left behind II Ills not easy
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
THEY DO NOT LIKE THE DUCK SUITS.
THE LADIES' HEALTH PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
BELIEVES THEY ARE NOT THE BEST
FOR STREET swEEPERs.


BELIEVES THEY ARE NOT THE BEST
FOR STREET swEEPERs.
Though there not quorum present at the
meeting OF the Ladies' Health Protective Assccla-
ton when Mrs II. Trautman called The meeting
to order yesterday morning in the United Charities
BrlGlng those present took mp the discussion OF
Co'cnel Warnings duck suits FOR sweepe-s, and
they placed themselves record as much opposed
10 the further use OF the white uniforms.
The talk purely an Informal one said
Mrs Trautman, land IT seemed TO be the sense OF
those present that the present uniform is an lii
advised one and not at all proper for the kind OF
work the men are called upon TO do.
The washing OF these uniforms. she continued,
must be quite expense upon the men. and
hardship to their wives. Then again, IL Is UNI
slightly by reason OF the short time 1t takes to
soil them, and the men contend that they are
really irksome because Of their ungainllness C'r-
taInly they are not the peasantest sight o e
would wish behold on bleak october day
II worn through the winter they Will appear
hlleous | am sure. We think that blue Jean would
be a much better suit; more servlceable and less
Colonel Waring told that he adopted the
white uniforms so that the men might be detected
II they loafed or did not attend to their duties
1t seems to that white cap would serve just as
Mrs 'rrautman said that the members OF the
association were highly gratied with the cleanli-
nes OF the streets Of the city.
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Timely Publications
The TRIBUNE.

GOLD AND SILVER.-Roswcu q. Horrs
great Joint debate with william VI stewart.
the "frce-siIyer' senator from Nevada,
wherein Mr. stewart was routed with great
carnage Large pamphlet of 30 pages. rs
WILSON TARIFF LAW.-As Congress APP
nronches and 1T becomes clear that the tariff
n yet "a great issue. this pamphlet Will be In
demand. Rates of the Wilson law compared
with those of the Mckinley bill. 10 cents.
AFTER-DINNER ORATORY.-The best public
speeches of one winters social campaign In
New-Nork CITY. 4 mine of suggestions for
good talks the coming winter. 20 cents.
TRt STS.-S. &. 4. Dodd. of the standard OIL
Company, In their defence; Il. v. Powderly
against them. > cents.
VILLAGE IMPRONEMENT.-TwO charming
articles by Is. &. NorthrOp. showing why one
Village clutches the summer bOarder and sub.
Urban resident, and the other one does not.
q
TRIBUNE ALMANAC, rehabilitation stalls
ties for reference In this falls campaigns
together with "a mass of other Naiunbie dnt"'
PRIZE WAR sTORIES.-Written for Tribune
prizes. Thrilling. pure. pathetic ana enter
TIKI n WAR STORIES-tnOther collection OF
stories, by Union soldiers. Put these books
In the hnnds of the young rather INN" inv
fast novels of the day. % cents
Amy of the above sent by mall pos"ss
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
HAMMOND ADMITS PERJURH.
SAYS HE LIED TO SUSTAIN CAPTAIN STRAUSS
ROUNDsMAN BUCKLEY REBCkES
LOUIS J. GRANT


rho ,ua, y, rap,ein Strauss, OF the East Sixty
seventh-st station against whom charges growing
out ~ the Cherokee Club trouble have beeh pre-
ferred went on before Commissioner hooSeVe'' AZ
Headquarters yesterday afternoon hounusi'a''
Hammond, who has admitted that MS testimony III
the trial OF Roundsman Buckley was not uue' was
recalled Louis j. Grant examined him about con-
versation he had with Captain Strauss al "hlcn INC
captain is alleged TO have said that he had ihfuece
with the Commissioners and could save both Ham
nond and Buckley. The witness was asKea "Heh
this conversation occurred. His answer was 'ha' II
was after the captain had made complaint against
Roundsman Buckley.
Immediately after this Hammond testlncd tha' the
first conversation the subject or influence was o
the night the erasure made in the botteT
Now which one OF your statements Is right!
asked Mr.. Grant
Hammond then said that the first conversation he
had with the captain was a day or two after the
Cherokee Club parade He also declared 'hat ne hau
conversations with captain o"d"sS every UNIV "
was on desk duty.
"Now Roundsman Hammond" asked Mr. Grant
.Yf you previously testified that you only had one
conversation with Captain Strauss between me
night Of the trouble and Roundsman BuckleyS 'riai
u' ~ Cannot recoect what 1 testified" responded
Hammond -.,..,.. oor,,orso,,or Itonmond
said the captain asked him to be witness aRdihn,
Rnundsman buckley. but said he would get buckley
n, ~ the trouble az ne had influential friends ana
void have IT, complaint dismissed -. ,, .,
Mr. Grant next asked the witness ABOUT ms leSu-
r,nnv before Commissioner Roosevelt iast FTluuy
when he said that the last conversation ne hau VIII
Cantain Strauss before the Buckley tria was on inc
night the erasure made ana tha' ne hau "'
other conversation with MN. -, IT,, NJ cro,,
"Did YOU tell the truth them askeu M Nnan',
Il couldn have told the truth replied ihai mo-
"V-hcn Won testified cary IN this ulh wa, , ~
o,a had ,,,ed 10 induce you 10 swear 10 anything
but the truth, was that the truth liz,
Il was mistaken. Hammond REPLIED ea;,o, nv VOL
Hammond then created "A little Hcnsa 'lon ny Wi,
unteering this statement: "Ihe captain un o' M"
M. IN lie He only told me TO SUCK by MN . -
In response 10 another question haii tn n.y. ~
made the abatement that he was sustaining .n'
ranfain's false charge against Roundsman BUCK
ley. " 1880 Hid and ,esti0cd that
n. had been sent Eighty sHtn-ht by 'dp.aiN
Strauss on the night of the Cherokee ciuD pahh1L,
Mr. Grant asked Buckley several questions; "hIon
prompted the roundsman 10 say; J hhs"'l'n tnone
aucstlons conhdentially TO you before KY Tu no,-
Guided 10 beiray my interest by taxing inns nun
Captain strauss your client want 10 chiI IN, ~,
attention CT the Commissioners 10 the cohd"o' o'
this attorney" o
The trial was adjourned TO October o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
NEW.JERSEY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Middlesex County Grand Jury mas returned
seventy bills Of Indictment They were presented
into court late Yesterday afternoon. -Four indict-
ments are returned against Michael F. Barry VINO
was arrested on several charges OF incendiarlsm
and with being the head OF an organized gang o,
70 break ja In this conspiracy indctments Were
also returned against Thomas Kelly Peter EoGR.
dictment has been presented against Mamie ,r h o.
Vartv sweetheart, charged with alulnE IA
The conspiracy by smuggling saws INFO the jan
All the in court this morning pieao%ed - no.
p1,iltv They will be tried October rs Inc
Grand Jury has also found an indictment against
Edward Dabur for the murder OF Wilham EPps'
coored near Menlo Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
OPENING or THE NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL,.

The new year at the NewYork Law School
onened Yesterday. The day was taken up with
registration and the lectures and Rotations will
begin to-day. In the day school, at NO i9 Broad
NAV there were 1874 registrations In the Junior
A., vesr class and i33 in the senior class. These
Are remarkably large numbers for the first day
Last year there were fifty registrations in the Junior
class alone after October J. and II the proportion
OF the late-comers Is ms great this year az 1t was
then the new class will be immense as compared
with its predecessors
The proportion OF college graduates among the
students I'm the school IL unusually large this year
nearly every college In the country being repre-
scented. Harvard University, when mas p's Jaw
the number OF new men, and many A'e anu
Princeton men also on the registry ron; ,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Professor j. r. Smock, or lIen I,.1
ELECTROMAGNETIC Maud Howe Elliot CLAEEN-
DON-The Marchioness de Ia Proclamac!on OF Cuna a
EMPIRE-The Rev J. Henry Smythe, 81 rI Iht ,VT
NUE-Avah w. Subway, of New Hampshire; ,. ana
General A,istln Iathrop of Corning. " Y. GRAND
UNIoN-General f. schryer uned states at nrmy
UoIJAND-Goyernor o. Vincent Coffin, of Con-
necticut " Knagenhelm OF the Swedish IssatAoY
cratic State COMMITTEE NETHERLANDo Consress-
man Robert r. HIT, Of Illinois 81 rl;o,uI1 .ao
geon-General George VI. Sernberg. United STATES
Army NORMANDIE-Judg Walter Lloyd smith.
Of Fimira WALDORF-Potter Palmer or Cn,cayU'
General G ! Iangdon. Of Ellmira. and Mrs w. W.
Beiknap. WINDSOR-Marvin Hughitt. OF chicago
and James +. JOY, OF Detroit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
THE TRIBUNE.

Steamer Alesia CFn. vaat sailed from Marseies 70
New-York September IS. s..
steamer Minister Mavbach Ger Jansen from swln~
munle sailed from Shields for New crk Septnlper -
TENDER T. Via Christiansand arrived at S'en sep
TENDER -. So
steamer Southwark OBJ. Passow from New-York sep
tember Is arrived NJ Antwerp September - o..
Steamer Amaln tGerl Jorgensen. from New-Nor sep
TENDER H. arrived Antwerp September 30 ,,-.,.,
Steamer ,llrl. savage Newlork for bris'ol
passed Brow Head october l. -.
steamer Riato d}r Rippeth. New-York for London
passed the Lizard October l. -
steamer Dlamant Gen. Wschausen. from NeN-ioH
September l6 arrived at Bremen october l. ,-
Steamer 1ortia OBJ. from New-fork arrived ~ ha'A
October l. -
temhcr Via Chrisonsand. etc arrived AT setiin sep
TENDER -. "a.
S.eame~ Roman Prince d3p, Atkinson. from RIO
September - FOR Newlork. arrived at santos
September -
steamer Nesa GD. valiat sailed from Marsaillc' '0s
New-Nork September -. -.
steamer Powhatan ,Hr Harndcn sailed from Palermo
for Ncw-York september 20 - -
steamer iicqua uirl. brown, from venice etc SAWS
from Ancona Tor New-iofk September ~
Steamer Fms oien R'imNasten. MN New YORK, VIA
Southampton arrived at nremrrhayen september 20 .
Steamer Ilaye tGcrl. Jungst. New-fork Tor SOUTH
Steamer SerNla ,lr Ferguson, New York for queens
town and Liverpool Passed Brow Head October |.
Steamer Maasdam DUTCH. Potter, from New YORK f0
Rotterdam. arrived AT Boulognc October l.
Steamer Primers Point tif, sailed nom sunderland |"
New York September Is -
Steamer Nohican url Cook rallied from punkirk !"
New York September 20
Steamer Beacon Light mn. Anderson. Ymuidees
sailed from Shields for New York September 30
steamer Minister Mayhach Ger Jsnsson. from swln~
munie. sailed from Shedh for Now York september W
Steamer Cunc ui1, Thomas sailed from Liverpool 10
New-iorN october l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02

MANY COyORA TULATIONS ron GENERAL MILE&
General Miles has not yet received tho official or
der informing him OF his appointment to the COM
mand OF the Army, but II II expected 10 arrive In
the next few days The General was kept busy
yesterday replying to the large number OF congratu
iatory letters and kilograms which have been pour
ing In upon him since Sunday last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02

which IS another branch Of the New-fork Law
School also had large enrolment OF students
Yesterday The high standard OF admission re-
1uired OF men not graduates Of a college has not
cut dowr the number of youths VINO pesin tnsI
law studies without a college education. although
the percentage of college men Is growing Ihere
have been no changes In the faculty or In the course
Of study since last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
WHITE PLAINS.

The Supervisors have decided to meet on Monday
m reanporton the county according 10 the decision
Of the Court IF Appeals. The programme Is 10
make East Chester Mount Vernon and fonkers
the Ist District: Greenburg. Mamaroneck New
Rochelle Pelham Rye. Scarsdale, west CnesteTr
and White Plains the I'D District. and the rest OF
the county the lid Dstr ct: The lst ana iIIa as
trc,s are Republican and the I'D is De'"ooi"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A CASE FOR JUDGE PRYOR.

THE MorHER-IN-LAw ALLEGED TO HAVE MADE
TROUBLE IN THE FAMILY OF THE
REV LOUIS II. RUGE.
Mrs Clarissa Ludlow Rdge, wife OF the Kew
Louis ". Ruge. made application for counsel fee
and alimony In a suit for separation before Judge
Pratt. o, the Supreme Court. yesterday, IN which
Mr.. Ruge asks for an annulment Of the marriage
Ruge was in his teens when lie was assigned TO
the little Methodist Church at Fort Wadsworth
g. I. There he met and loved Ciarissa huoio"'
.,...r 10 Judes Ludlow She was eight years his
senior but they were married. and she went win
him to Easton. Penn. whe:s MI. huge saia ny
Young pastor says, made trouble IN the home, ana
his wife finally went horne to staten is.ahn ne
resigned his charge and 81 staying Win relatives
in brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
TO JAIL FOR HUGGING AND KISSING GIRLS.

Emil Wtte thirty years cid wood engraVer'
living at No 33s Lvnch-st., while intoxicated yes
terday morning amused himself In hugslhs anu
kissing shopgrls passing along broadway - o"o
ferries Vita stood at Bedford ave and Broadway
and before he was taken into custody by pohce-
man he had Rugged and kissed no fewer thah nVe
Young women All his victims l'ruggied TO prean
away from him. one young w-mah suucK I'LL i'm
When Witte was arragned In Lee Avenue rV 70. &c
Court he was sent to jail for ten days III oeiau' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
HOROKEN.

The tueboat Daylight sunk at the Bremen pier
at / a. m. Yesterday, and is now lying at the DOT
tom OF the river in twenty-seven feet OF wafer.
The fireman. who is only known by the name .S Oo
"Rill " had a narrow escape Inc cause vi .'o
,,assels Linking Is unknown. A wrecking company
was put to work to raise the Doat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02
MA RINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise s:5Ssunset 5ai Moon sets .4i Moon, IL
HIGH WATER TODAY
A. -snnev Hook G:3tdov Island TOt Hell Cat. 1851
P.M-sand/ Hook 0:b0Gov Island Iis'ie Gate pi2
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FACTORY: I54 AND I56 WEST 1917 STREET
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
49,, -, limo Mails close Vessel sails.
New-York Southampton. American S09 m II V a n,
>oorilaud Antwerp Red lovo IN III
,r,npr sr,..i White star ..... 23O 40 p IN
,toga Havana. y K Cuba ....... 90 p IN 800 III
sibsrt Dumois Port Lmon. Matna 300 IN II 900 m
Madiana Barbados. etc quebec l-'o III "oo /"
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3.
Aup Victoria Southampton, Hamb- Am 600 m p:o ~
orn,co bermuda Quebec ........... l'p y III o'D !"
f,,fon La Plata Lanport & Holt. 300 m ~ IN
orgen Para Booth .......,........' lO III o'oo y l"
FRIDAY OCTOBER 4.
: Cambria Porto Rico & + r.. 200 p m 900
~, Gronde brunswick Mallory...... S'WP IN
Aigonguln Charleston. Cyde.......... o""P"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02

NATURALIZATION Nervous Headache.
everywhere. Price. 6ce. per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02

Amour Clements.
r. & W. "Chenango,' T..
a new seyen-sod link button Gun