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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-05
FACTORY: I54 AND I56 WEST I9"srRev
THE INTERMINABLE LEVY CASE.

CONFLICTING MOTIONS ARE AGAIN ADJOURNED
JUSTICE rRuAxs VIEW OF THE MATTER
The two motions In the Levy case which were az
,ournea on Thursday last in the Supreme COURT oy
Justice Smyth one made by the counsel OF Dahei
Levy for his discharge from the custody OF 'he
authorities Of Wards Island and the other oy
DE Iancey Nicoll. representing the Attorney-uen-
eral for the setting aside OF the verdict declaring
Levy sane came up yesterday before Justice iruaA'
sitting in Part II Of the Supreme Court
Mr.. Nicoll recited the facts OF the case ana '"e
escape OF Levy while in the custody OF the Noui'
and asked for further postponemen, While man
was in contempt. Mr.. Nlcoll said he did not 'hinn
the Court would hear an application for hs dis
Mr. Smith. counsel for Levy. coniended tnat n,S
client was not fugitive, as he rad peen oeu,ar gu
sane bv a Jury He asked for Levys discharge as
a right. ~ s,hrcaa himself
The court did not relieve him OF that CUSTODY.
Mr. Smith said It was not matter OF uiScre''on
with the Court ,, III, x>-ohably come
back II the decision of the Court IL IN ms az,
II not he won't come back. u-1ughter2 ne inIsn,
have given us a chance I don't think the Coui
should spend It's time hearing the matter III HE
The motions were further adjourned for one week
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PEEKSKILL

The regular meeting OF tho Helping Hand Associa-
ton will be held at o'clock this afternoon at the
house OF Mrs. Frank Anderson. Grove-st.
The Rev. j. Richie Smith. of the First Presby-
terrain Church. left Peekskill by the first train yes
terlay morning. bound for Princeton. n. j.. where
he attends the twentieth annual reunion OF the
class OF '7G. OF which no a member. Tho excr-
cises held yesterday.
The Board of Village Trustees will meet tonight.
1t IS rumored that informal application will be
made for trolley railroad franchise and that there
will be an interesting discussion on the matter
Remembering Circle, Kings Daughters. announces
lecture of the Second Presbyterian Church, on
Thursday evening, May a.
Peeksk Military Academys baseball nine has
announced the following schedule OF games: May
16. ST. stephens College, at Annandale; May 20.
Pastmes, OF Manhattan College, at PeeISskill; May
%. New York Military Academy at Cornwall; May
u. St. Stephens College. at Peekskil: May 81,
Poughkeepsie Polytechnic School, at Peekskil
The illustrated article in The Tribune yesterday
morning the history OF the First Pres oyteran
Church was extensively commented upon and widely
read in this place
People In Peekskill were much amused by a
column article that appeared In a New-York paper
Sunday in regard to the election Of Harry t..
Miller as Town Auditor by one vote, ut the late
town election. The facts were all distorted and
wrong and names OF persons appeared that are not
known in this place. Not only things gen
orally mixed up but the Joke OF the matter was
that the true facts Of the and straight story
papers The Tribune among the rest on Easter sun
day.
A hot wave struck Peekskiil yesterday and the
mercury rose to above ninety degrees In the shade
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THE CHARGES AGAINST SUPT. SMITH.

! .x.. -.ere Ia aging over Superintendent
= Elliott smith, OF the Fire Alarm ano Eeo'i'@'i
1,ureau OF the Fire Department TOT nea'iy !c"i'
- a. ,aat been arranged according to legal FORM
eva modification The charges were prepared w
president La Grange. and three weeks ago oni'n
sa,a nos onnosed 70 the action Of the Board, ana
.,,d nnb,iciy that he believed the superintendent
,-o~ wronefully accused and was being mace VIC
.,ro =, a conspiracy Commissioner Ford sided Win
the president and they outvoted Commissioner she'
field. ,s.s,.v
The evidence was presented to william Ia f1haiey
counsel 70 the Board and he reported that there
~. rot,,ng ,,non which Smith could be found negi-
s.,t ,ncompetent or criminal He added that as
no charges could be sustained he must decline 10
formulate charges from the evidence PRESIDENT La
Orange insisted that he draw up complaint and on
tho counsel again refusing, declared that no wouio
hire another lawyer to do the work. MI f1noiey
warned him that II he did so the Department wou.d
not be responsible for any cost that might be en-
+s,,ed The Board, acting for the Department he
aid had no power to 60 outside the Department for
legal advice Commissioner La Grange replied that
he would employ counsel Of his own responsioillty;;
ne ala employ campbell D an9 ts seu Hsssf' van
The charges accuse the Superintendent OF general
negligence and incompetence, and OF favorhg GER
fain propretors Of buildings and certain contractors
for electrical work at the expense OF the oep part
plants of favoritsm and examined the books OF the
bureau several months ago. O., .,,,,
there Is no doubt Of me truth Of the CHARGE The
w ssas al ne M e Give KIM the
every doubt. There Is no conspiracy against him. II
for the place. and we shall remove him. Mr. Camp
bell prepared the charges under the direction Of
lad declined to do So The Commissioners are pre-:
pared to accept full responsibility for their actions
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.ooo IN Lincoln Hall on Thursday night, anu ~
ppromises 70 be an exceptionally entertaining sa'"e
Ing. . o,... ,.,i Give n
oonnert in rhe Raptlst Church to close the season
The Republicans will have an oldItashoh esb At
cation meeting in Lincoln Hall on FRIDAY "'s"'' 9"
u,h,ch there will be some good speaking
charming reception and dance, under the pa'to od
age Of Mrs Hammett and Mrs Rat saraa ~ even
d; d., and vas highly enjoyable affair Inc cilI,-
en prominent residents y Of MC OF age took part
i,'n No. the misses were Helen Low. Marie Inhot''
bSnaG Hamme Aimee ra met Jo a%sene Edith
m,I, Ta Ron white Ethel Mendel. Ethel Beecn-
nor and and Edna White amo1 Fa me STRAIT
III UaroId Wendel Bert and Harold Bsechinor;
samme Johnson angdon Ad sasr ana feature
81 he evening was a sailors hornppe, dahceo ny
Master Courtenay Iammett
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YONKERS.

council Of the knights OF Columbus was organ
tied in this city on Sunday evening with n'S',-
bership of thtrty-seven State Deputy 1oii" -
Delaney. with District Deputy John +. ward IA
sti:uted the new lodge. The ofhcers choeen a'e
Francis Y Donoghue Grand Knight; J. +. Nc
t.arro Dcnu,v Grand Knight; Adolf a. Schaefer'
financial secretary; Edward J. Renahan recoruihs
secretary; John A. Byrne. treasurer Ihoina rssn
Mallon chancellor. Mchae, ,,aSd J"bn shannon.
0o,n,sdn poard the Rev Charles r. Corey chap
lain Adrian st. Potter. advocate Thomas r T 6se
ran iSe'pre aT nen Michael j. Walsh and James j.
Ford trustees The society Ia beneVoieht as "c''
a. a social organization. $500,
,,on Of This city went to NewYork last night anu anu
attended the dramatic entertainments s ,,r, G,ara
f Iiauss u ''' ''"' -,
An entertainment and reception will be given BY
the members OF Ktching Relief corps, nrac IN
Kitchlng Post. G. A. r. on THURSDAY e H e., ~,
the Grant Building. in Warburton.ave: me price
of admission penny for every year Et one
which are supplied by the corps
The funeral services Of James Sheriden. past com
mandcr Of Kiching Post g. A. X: we'c o ne.
A solemn high mass was celebrated ny me re-
Charles T. Gorey me rector ASST as, Rev Eaber s.;
John as sub-dcacon There was large atendance
the church The wc Tsom ma,
Augustus KiPp Andrew shamp,ny James ,he mai
ann wsre fred hy a squad composed OF Thomas
McS,ail. Thomas Oliver. George Elmer. Michael !.
Sillivan Lansing Jeroomon and Frederick lyuranu
,,rJe- the command OF Andrew Jocelyn Deiesl.
lions. in addition Kiching Post were pres,s,n'
~ m Company a. Hibernian Rifles. OF when Mr
Sheridan was captain. John G. Shots camp. som
OF Veterans and Yonkers Council Royal Arcahu''''
,vo-l WIS becun Yesterday on the alterations &c
me Citizens National Bank In Getty square Inc
cc,,v House was also closed. and will be smut NJ
o. a,,u, three weeks white the alterations are be
10 made This hotel was built by city Treasure
s ,,w in $50 and this is said be the first time
has been closed in over forty years
william Kearns OF No. Lncon-st. reported %
The iice Yesterday that when he opened the kItcnei
hl,,is Yesterday ne found his wife's watch there
the watch was valued at SIS. and was stolen during
No gre or kDrll %
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INNG Island NOTES.

T. D. Morgans steam yacht May, captain ora-
ven arrived at Port jefferson yesterday morning
Tho Yacht hailed from southampton. where she mad
been for eighteen months. She was ten days IN
making the trip across.
Samuel Cisco tho colored man who refuses TO
send his children TO tho school set apart for negro
children I'm jamaica and insists that they must DE
taken into tho regular school made another attempt
Yesterday To have his children admitted 10 thc
school His children. under the guidance OF
their mother presented themselves for enrolment
al tho Trenton Avenue School and were refused al
mfttance THIS acton taken on the advice or
counsel and II f. faid that cisco VIII take me
Offensive anil without waiting to be again arrested
for allowing his children be trifans. Will move IN
the courts for onicr compelling the authorities
10 show cause why hts children should not be adj
m,tcd 10 the regular school IL Is also said he WIZ
proceed crimnally against those responsible Tor the
establishment 81 the separate school
County Judge BENJAMIN III. Reeve yesterday
opened tho spring term OF tho suffolk county Court
I'm RIycrhca1 There a number OF important
cages on the criminal calendar and on the civil list
The new water supply OF Long Island city was
turned on Yesterday, when the Woodsde Water
Company began supplying tho city with 100000
Gallons n day In case OF emergency the pres
sure can be increased that the city can receive
10 10000 gallons. This would bc dono In case Of a
BIG fire.
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Steamer Craftsmen. nr, crosp.e. sai.lmOrs-w .

Steamer crairmre Rn. Crosble Batrn0'e"
ssamer NacooeAee Smith
Steamer Roanoke. Boaz, Norfolk and 's"'''
' steamer i' Richmond. Davis. Newport News A''
Steamer A nGn,0H 9NSs wahoers Mameh
simpson, '.' spence & Young. r.,.,-,o,-H Foster
Steamer Tyrtan (Br). crowell Livingston"
''I Ship Siam Ger. carl,ch. Hong KOns-1'e'''
Bark Smith BD. Smith. chever'e'
whitney sHar ro Anderson Auckland and punedn"
Cameron Co and r A1 Ra G pSr Natal AhcHA'
w Peabody Il co.
HOssa @ fer rcF'
and RichmOna Algonquin chs ,rhs r, Amsterdam
ship Johann Fredrich Ger for p1 ss1anac AdssSA
Banks Marie Ger. for Gothenours, Sa
NOTICE TO MARINERS. -. ,,shS.
Nswyork Nav 4-The Inspector OF the Inm Rock?
house District notifies mariners that sas Of hs1S
Post Light. xed white on the @s |e' was ,empor. -
continued on account OF the freshet. on April -
re-established on April X. ,.,,rps
TIE MOVEMENTS OF srEAAN
FOREIGN PORTS x.-y8
Steamer yeendam Dutch. vanderzee, from ~"
for passed ns as Nse Nay
Ds Steamer sIui masb at & for Para
IRON ss''ss, M: cuba x ,cs A ss' SS
steamer = Islam. u 0nf bun skd setsn for
Steamer es' fsnaerieVe r Lawson from n, Nay
10 for Havre and Leth. passed ia sr from New-1cs
April 4 for Aiexaudria. England; Batoum' o'e'' -.
passed Malta May 4. , ..usa from Marsep~
Steamer Masslia tF'r). |erriss s"'
fos steamer s May Page sailed from Hull f0'
York May g. u.a svor, Hull TOT Ns0
York May 3. -, xy,,rhv from Rio Jsoso1
sailed from 81 Lucia f0F S Bond from New-Yerk Az
20 arrived Antwerp May :. ~, rrou,n from NJ
steamer State Of Nebraska. os?' Nav q "a a
York April 90 arrived at Glasgow na Sys~York April y
steamer HIndoo (Br) Douglas from Ne"-A
arrived at London May g.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY
SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. MAY 4. 1900
ARRIVED

FORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. MAY T. io'o'
ARRIVED.
with mdse and passengers to ii Maitland Kersey. Ar
rived at the Bar a. SoS M p,..r Rotterdam Ap,
cabin and ss0 ,,ss5ass S1py.s to
steamer Ia Boursosne pr poeut Havre April 2S.
with mdse and passengers to Forget South OF FIRE
Steamer Peuinsuar POr Rettlncourt Lisbon April o.
with mdse IS cabin and oOe seerase passengers to
A@.nsk Co Arrived p at % Bar i a Si' Io1 n
ermo ii and Gibraltar il. with mSse 70 simpson Spence
sssms4 Asss b s. S oh Bar Santos ss Rio 49,
Bahia II and 81 Lucia q with mdse to busk 'evons
Steamer at o t@s rampco April o.
Havana 80 with mdse and 40 passengers to James
Steamer Adrondack Obi, SAMSON. Greytown April 90
Port IAmon q and Monss9 Bay ~ with mase ana Is
steamer S,sn%sroush Bo Scott. Port MIGRANT APR, TO-
ston 81. with mdse and passenger to Bowrns Archi-
Oaa AY.S u n ss Fss s1 with
mdse and Passenger ss to Alien a.v. wit,
Steamer Colorado Burrows. Brunswick, Ga May 1.
i steamer Bruno. Lewis Baltimore. with mdse to
sandy Hook. May T. s:ao m.-wind sw moderate
breeze; clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Jason Gsr). Fraser. Kingston. Ja-J Kerr
steamer Chester Dutch Boyssn. Amserdam-o
steamer Henley Br) Cox Norfoik-Funch, Edge a Co.
Steamer Algonquin Platt Charleston and Jacksonv'iie
Steamer Coleridse ODD. Brown. Pernambuco. Rio
Janelro etcBusk Jevons -, a
Steamer Eaglet. Donovan. Philadelphia-w Clyde &
Steamer Asgma OBJ Cumming Cape Town. Port Eliza
steamer sprsc Gen. willgsrod. Bremen. via South
Steamer Cherokee. Darwin, San Domingo CITY: P0rts
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DORRS FERRY.

Professor J. c. S,urges died. after long ana
serious Illness at his home on Saturday MT
sturges was principal Of the public school IN TINS
place for about eight years
Tho Italians employed or ne Ardsiey casino
work are using the Clarkson-Martin farm as a
temporary camping ground
Tho I.yons-spauding- Barber suit. which mas oeeh
so,,ied In favor OF Mr. Lyons. Mr.. Lyons let the
fousc TO Mr.. Spauling. who, II was alleged ihled
10 pay the rent. and also refused 10 give up vi
-, Mr. IA rher tried 10 have the Lyons suit
80, aside on the ground that he O.yons) had no
rights 10 Ice violated
loo, nigh, ~ accommodate those who attended tne
'concert'' given 10y the Young Mems club OF Hion
parish The concert itself was Without cN''p"0"
the best ever given In this place.
The Village Board has placed the BOOKS IN inc
hands OF Frank ) I.ynt FOR the collection or taxes
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Nrs John Wilmorth who was Injured rev "eehs
ogo nv a fall from a stepadder Is DacK again al
her accustomed place. though still somewhat ia'ne'
William Guest has sold out his business OWING u
poor health, and will res; for season aiming '''
Berkshire Hills
,..o,h,vman Carlisle. who has been Ill. Is recov-
erng. ..
1ohn p,rcbam and Charles II. Striker have brought
T., more new members to the Young Republican Oiuo
than any other members
Arbor pay will be observed with special pro,
grammes on Friday in the Trinity f tba Weynanave
and the Grammar School also IN tne Mps.Torhee
schooi and in school No 2. in West New w carna
In primary class me Oo ond the girls white car
nations 49,, . -, rrosant on
Among those who are invited r to be pse Monu
ment a. MICS Marie cushing. daughter OF III III
mander Cushing who sank the ram r,t,r nar,sh
Wiss cushing is n teacher In the lr'hi'S Pa' XII
school OF this village. ,.,..,s
The steamboat Hamilton plying between Sor out Of
d oaaIn and the United States post has to de-
pend upon rowboats in order 10 communicate "''
this village. ,, .u,, NIL,
remain in their present home in Trinity pace lot
the coming year -, ..or,
Henry NJ Lester and family have HoVeu io'''
Webster-ave. TO Woodland-ave.
.Joseph Frank has returned to the village aiter
busy winter spent In Albany
The delegates who attended the recen, sect
Of the Presbytery OF Westchester. held In me
Preshyterian Church have expressed themselves az
greatly pleased with the hospitable reception they
had in this village.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence c. Buel are spending the
sea CON In their pleasant home In Premium Iolh''
Georgs T. Davis secretary Of the Huguenot Cout,
eli ROYAL Arcanum. is attending the trdhd CouNc'i
of this State IN Watertown. y. \.
In tho dea IN OF Mrs Leonard Lang. last week. from
injuries received by being kicked by frightened
horse this village loses one who VIZ be G1sah
missed especially in the German Lutheran 'hu'en'
Of which she devoted incinoet
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THE DEATH OF S. L. BISSALL.

Instructions were teegraphed yesterday to the
Planters Hotel. in st. Louis. informing the proprie-
tor that the II. b. Clafiin Company. Of this city,
would defray all Of having the body Of Samuel
l.. Bssall sent here He travelling representa-
tive OF the firm. and killed in St Louis by a
fall from a third-story window In the Planters
Hotel Before departing recently for the West Mr..
Bissal. who twenty-seven years old, suffered
from a eevcre cold. for which he took large guam
tty Of quinine This. 1t was thought, produced a
fever. In the delirium OF which he met his death.
His wife lives In Brooklyn. At the Offices Of the
H. b. Clafin Company yesterday IL was said that
Mr.. Bissall was highly esteemed man OF excel
lent business qualities and Of most exemplary
habits
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SALE OF UyREDEEMED PLEDGES.

The Provident Loan Societys second auction sale
Of unredeemed pledges will begin at No. 2S Fifth
ave. this morning. and will be continued tomorrow
morning At the first sale of unredeemed pledges
deposited with the society 35 pledges were disposed
Of at fair prices In the present collection there are
81 pledges The articles described in the cata-
loeue diamonds. watches. jewelry slverware.
opera glasses and musical surgical and mathematical
instruments. etc; Most OF the diamonds are set IN
ty-seven diamonds. Many Of the watches in the col
lection are Of the best make. The society adheres
% the rule to return to the persons who gave the
pedges the amounts obtained at the sales n excess
there surplus Of t6ee TO be returned to the per-
6ooe who had given the pledges.
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- nr n.uv rp1R1NE TUESDAY, MAY s. SIXTEEN PAGES
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL James H. wilson, OF Del
aware ASTOR-Mayor George L. Green, or Bing-
hamton Observation-Disclosures j. A.
Chapleau of Quebec. and Isaac McConihe. or Troy.
CAMBRIDGE-Y Won Hengelmr1er. Austrian Min
lister at Washington and MARQUIS Malasplha OF .he
italian Embassy EVERETT-G de Weckherlin,
Minister for the Netherlands at Washington.
FIFTH AVENUE-Sena tor George F. Hoar. OF
Massachusetts,, and J. Sloat Fassett, or Elmira'
Postmaster-Generel Charles
Nelson HOLLAND-General Thomas w. Hyde, OF
Maine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alexander r.
Iawton of Georgia MURRAY H1LL-Chares X.
Skinner Ncw-York State Superintendent OF fuphc
Ins,r,ction WALDORF-Judge W. X. Townsend,
of New-Haven General George S. Field OF Buffalo,
and A. Blocker Banks of Albany. WINDSOR
Hamilton Harris, of Albany.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board of Aldermen, City Hail. p. m
Pigeon shooting tournament, Guttcnburg, n. j.
Aqueduct races 2:S0 p. m.
Lecture by DR. A. f. SchaufIer Second collegiate
Reformed Church, p. m
Church Association for the Advancement OF tne
Interests of Labor annual supper, Arlington Hail.
p. m.
Historical Society, Eleventh-st. and Second-aVe.'
p. m
Electrical Show Grand Central Palace.
Lecture on Norway" by Miss Ragna Boyesen'
Teachers College, $3.50 p. m.
Medical Department OF New-York University
commencement. Carnegie Hall. p. m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Horse Show, Riding and Driving Club. Brooklyn.
Ladies' Health Protective Association, United
Charities Hall. 1890 a. m.
Challenge debate, Association Hall. Twenty-third-
st. and Fourth-ave Sis p. M
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MOUNT VERNON.

The funeral Of Henry s. Sproul president Of the
Westchester County Association OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic. held in the Church Of the AS
cension at 445 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
Rev +. NJ s. Taylor. rector OF the church. OBLIGATED
There delegation Of the Westchester associa-
ton present In addition to Farnsworth Post,
Chapter Of Royal Arch Massons. AT the close OF
the iormsI service ihe Free Masons and the Grand
dropping a spring Of acacia as they uttered Alas,
my brother!' anG the comrades laying a piece OF
laurel on the coffin and repeating, Farewell. my
comrade" The body will be taken to Warwick for
burial to-day.
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sT4TEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Tho Rev Charles A. Adams has been appointed
rector Of St. Luke's Church. Rossville.
Tho trial OF James ONell. alias George Lewis. for
being an accomplish OF Hawthorne. the man who
robbed n jeweller In Stapeton n week ago Satur-
day occurred yesterday ONeill pleaded guilty and
was sentenced TO fifty mine days In the County Jail
A,.ol
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uraSLES IN A BELLEVUE WARD.

John Ryan. two and one-half years old. VINO was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital on January H. from his
noroo Nc Rag West Fif,y-third-st., suffering from
burns developed measles In Ward yesterday
morning Dr. Blauvelt. OF the Health Department.
made an investigation and ordered that the boy be
nuarantined and the ward dslnfected. There are
about twenty-five other patients In the ward
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MORE GOLD FOR RUSSIA.

Gold coin to the amount OF 81 was Withdrawn
from the Sub Treasury yesterday for shipment to
Europe. Heidelbach. Icke,heimer g. Co. withdrew
100000. and Barring. Magoun & Co withdrew
$4,000 for their correspondents in Boston. Kidder.
Peabody & Co. The gold will be sent to Germany by
the North German Lloyd steamship Spree which
sails to-day Its ultimate destination Is Russia
The gold goes on special orders without regard to
does not warrant gold exportA The gold reserve
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 80 Sunset 90 rises 1877 Moons age y
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
" Sandy Hook / 3s Gov. Island 22+ He'll Gate All
o. sandy Hook 2.y Gov. Island 3l9 He'll Gate o:l2
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TO-DAY.
y,..., For Line Mails close Vessel sails.
Spree bremen. Lloyd ...'.''., 0o m 1920 :o
C.herokee Turks Island. Clyde 100 p 10 300 III
coleridge Rio Janeiro Iamport Holt 1880 a m -
WEDNESDAY. MAY O.
Nan. vor. sou,bamp,on American M O: 80 n m 1000 a m
h,arM Antwern rcd STAR. 1000 m II 90 m
Majestic Liverpool. White Star $50 m i2;V IN
IIbenia Glasgow. Allen State........ - -
scandal Hamburg. Hamburg American - ~ ,ooo w
v,rdwari Islands Quebec IL 80 100
y,"r' ,fa"ar, q Cuba 100 500
dr,,nai. asbariss,on CLYDE .......... 800 p
THURSDAY. MAY Z.
Columbia Hamburg. Hamb- Amer -. $3.50 a m I'D III
Trinidad Bermuda. Quebec. 500 IN iV;V III
Albert Dumois, Costa Riea Matna. 1000 IN l20 IN
Santiago Nassau & Cuba. l;oo p m 3:oo y m
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SPECIAL MENTION. !

Advertisements admitted into tAsss q.
vnns are recomme nded to the Peadsss e
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable. -
business can BIO done By mall with tAs -
vsstisers with perfect safety.
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Announcements

~ Announcements
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. MAY Q.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
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