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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
WONDERS OF THE ROENTGEN RAYS.

NIKoLA TESLA BY A NEW DEVICE CAN SEE THE
HUMAN HEART
Nikola Tesla is still devotng a great deal OF time
to the scientific Investigation Of the R0ntgen ray
effects. In a long communication 10 1.-THE Electrical
Review" of New-York, published to-day. he an
nounces. among others. two interesting results he
has achieved One OF these is that II sensitive
film be placed between two plates. say Of mag
nesium and copper. true R0ntgen radograph can
be obtained after very long exposure In the dark.
Another wonderful result Tesla has obtained is that
by the Of a new type of huorescent screen. de-
vised in his laboratory. he has been able greatly
to increase the sharpness OF the outlines IN
shadow of the screen and actually to the human
heart. Regarding this Tesla says:
BY the use Of the above apparatus have been
enabled TO examine much better than before the
BODY by means OF the fuOresceIt screen. Presently
the vertebral column can be seen quite clearly
in the lower part Of the body / have also clearly
noted the outlines OF the hip bones. Looking m the
region of the heart have been able 10 locate
takably The background appeared much brighter
and this difference in the intensity Of the shadow
and surroundings has surprised ne The ribs | could
number OF occasions quite distinctly
well the shoulder bones OF course, there Is
difficulty whatever in observing TIE bones Of all
the limbs
This latter discovery he thinks, is capable Of ex-
te2sve practical application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $40 Sunset GAG Moon sets m 2cs Moons ago
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 2:i0 Gov. Island 26< He'll Gate %21
PM-sanhy Hook B:O0 Gov. Island a:2% Hell Gate 6l1
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GEO. CLINT Co.
43.4S AND ~ WEST 23:ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND l56 WEST 1877 STREET

49, with md,e and 3: passengers to Busk Jevons Ar
"E steamer s"i irrara%dy @ Mcmillan Trinidad March q
and Grenada % via Nevis April y. win mdse 10 the
Trinidad Trading and shipping Co. Arrived AT the bar al
KINGSTON o. BLACK River 80, savanna Ia Mar 81 Cape
Gas ns AP[ WIN n' me nd Il
BoNrinx 4 A1chibad Ain, ed at the bar at 9:45
s0SSGG e. SsSas na
corone II and rgn,s A AR Rsr 49, SS
Is Macsio Is ana Delaware Breakwater 90 sugar
Barring Brothers. vessel to Winchester q Co. Arrived
Grenada m Legs Trinidad nS sp,. IL o.e1,
George Geo c sna > Arrived al the BAR
Steamer "a sud. Higgins N.w-o Orleans. with mdss to
steamer Colorado Conner. Fernandina and Brunswick
with mdse and passengers to c Mallory Co.
.as H. and Havana is with mdse and - passengers to
'r%: CO Arrived at Ss na and at
~s %d'f s sna % Hp1 SySe Co.
breeze; cloudy and fossy nrn
Steamer city Of augusta. Dasxett. savannah--ocean
Steamer Teutonic OBJ Cameron. Lverpool-H Ker-
Steamer Herman Winters. Nickerson. Boston-H F
steamer Iroquos Bearse Charleston and Jacksonville
Steamer Kensing,on pr, Bond. Antwerp-Tnterna-
Steamer Pontiac iBr. Owen Mediterranean ports
s,esmer Bisa Dr. salter Manchester. Ensand-Bsk
Steamer Noringen tNor), Dion. Gibara-H Dumos & Co.
Steamer Avena (l3r). Dow, Cape Hayti st Marc. Petit
Goave. etc-Pim. Forwood Kelock.
- Steamer Cape Charles. Greenwood New-orieans-
Steamer Benefactor Townsend. Philadepha-w p
Clyde e. Co.
Steamer Colorado (Br). Wilton. Huiisanderson Son.
Steamer Yorktown Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
o Steamer %@"'G Paris Passow
Navigation Co.
Ship s d Carleton. Amsbury. shanshai-w p Grace a
Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Colorado tBr) for Hull; Charlois Dutch.
Rotterdam Havel Ger. Bremen: Mendoza (Br), New
port News Yorktown Norfolk and Newport News lro-
quois, Charleston and jacksonville.
,t NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Hog Island Light
Notice In hereby given that owing to accident
the April 49, the nrst-order light Island
station the southerly OF Hog
side Of Great Machpongo Inlet shows flashes
aru,ed by the regular intervals OF IS seconds
there seconds in the middle OF which
under favorable circumstances faint Fash
Repairs will be made and the regularity of the inter
walls restored as soon al practicable q which due notice
will be given
This notice affects the Of Lights and Fog Signals
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1895. page SO. No AS and
the Last Of Beacons and Buoys Fifth Lighthouse Dis
trtct. 1885, page TO-
H. II. b. Notice Mariners, No. 1873 OF 1906 and
Bulletin No. 81. par. 1s.)
By order OF the Lighthouse Board:
JOHN O. WALKER. Rear-Admiral u. =. Navy.
Once Of the Lighthouse Board Chairman.
Washington, d. c., April 20, 1863.
Nsv-xesk April a.-Ths inspector q the Third Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22

"Rel.oues O: Ancient English Poetry" and Charles
w Roaman tr. read from "Dowdens' criticism
Of Richard III, with an explanatory dissertation
DR. Charles H. Miller y. A., read paper, entitled
"An American Play by William Shakespeare
wherein he made the claim tina; THE Tempest
really was an artistic tribute to Columbus. to queen
Isabella and to America. as found expressed by
Miranda IN the words: 90 brave New World!' TINS
was clear he said not only by mention in the play
of the "Bermoothes," the Patagonian god oeteoos.
the game of chess between Ferdinand and Miranda
and between Ferdinand and Isabella. but also In
the likeness of Columbus 10 "Prospero' both being
'magicanlike navigators and cosmographers. Each,
he went on was the victim OF a usurper. and pre-
tender Prospevo of an Antonio, and Christopher
Columbus of nn Americus Nrpucius. He ended
with the words: IF mortal had earned the
name of Prospero' 1t Columbo"
The entertainment wei attended and most
enjoyable throughout The cub continues It's meet
ings through the summer season. and has during
the last year established a town library under the
auspices OF the University of the State OF New
York.
William L. Wood. Of jamaica has received a
letter from President Benjamin Norton. OF the
Brooklyn Trolley Company. stating that If a fran
chse was promptly granted his COMPANY to o run
the road would be begun In thirty days. the
farmers of the district held meetings in iicksville
in favor of the object and doubt. the necessary
consent and franchises will be given.
An order served on Mayor i. J. Gleason, In
Long Island City YESTERDAY requiring him to ap,
White Plains Thursday and show cause why
Ferdinand II. Batterman should no, be re!nstated
as clerk to the Health Board OF Long Island City
last week by the Gleason Board OF Health Com
Inissioners Batterman claims he appointed
for three years, and cannot be removed without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
TARRYTOWN.

On Monday night fire broke out in the home or
John De Kamp in Westinghouse. and. the alarm
being given. the Fire Department appeared promptly
upon the spot Fortunately the fire was not TOO
far advanced and the fremen succeeded In putting
on. tho flames without using their hose. thus pre-
vantine much damage by water. The loss by fre
was small.
The handsome Benedict-Cobb homestead, In Broad
wav has been rented by Mr.. Soundheimer. or
New-York City.
Bicyclists are making many complaints ,. OF me
MINER entrance 10 the Newton property and the
hamlet known as Chenille. The road has. n oe eH
and is now q 'rocky road to travel" not only Tor
wheeimen but for vehicles generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
SING SING.

speclal meeting of the Board OF Trustees was
held on Tuesday evening for the purpose OF hearing
the report of the Gas and Water Committee con-
corning the railroad station drain. There was some
controversy between the railroad authorities and the
village about the kind of pipe that should be used 10
carry the water from the square, under the rail-
road tracks to the river The village proposed TO
use cement pipe and the railroad INSISTED that iron
nine only should be used The village has decided
10 use the pipe and the drain which Is greatly
needed at this point. will be completed al once.
One of the citizens Of this place. interested In the
organization of the Village Improvement society
has received letter from Adjuiant-Generai r. A.
McAIpin in which the General says: Il think the
idea a capital one: move In the right erection
In is about time that the citizens OF Sing sing TOOK
an Interest in the advancement and improvement
of our town. that Nature has done so much for and
the people so little"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Rufus Hatch is making extensive additions 10 MS
house in Residence Park
The annual regatta Of the New-kochehe iache
Club will be sailed on Friday. July D.
snecial meeting of the Young Republican Club
was held on Monday evening and six new members
were added to the rolls
John Malley has leased the house ne IS occupying
In Woodia dave from Mr. Albro for three years.
The public schools closed this week. and the
school children making the most OF their vaca-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs William s. Romme have returned
from their wedding journey In the south and are
living in their pleasant home IN Hanford Pace.
Meadow Lane has had building boom" in the
last few months and b. Block is largely responsible
for the improvements.
"Pinafore, will be given by the Alcantara ORA
m attic Society at the Casino on Tuesday evening.
Nav ~ George l.. Spauldng will have charge OF
the opera ana pains will be taken to make the re-
vival a success.
Howard Ware and family are living in their new
dwelling In Neptune Park.
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BROADWAY. COR. 3IST ST.
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BEINIDERE - Mime. Amaa Matorna. EN-
ERETT-The Rev. pr. Henry NJ Field. FIFTH
AVENUE Congressman l.. d. Apsley. OF Massa-
chusetis George + Roberts president OF the Penn
sylvan!a Railroad Company; Marvin Hughiit. OF
Chicago: Bradley -. Sma,lcy, Of Vermont; + Car
roll Brewster. OF Philadelphia; William Barnes )r
OF Albany: Mrs. George W. Chilgs; Baron ana
Baroress De Wardener ana Mrs. Amelia r. Barr
GIIsT,Y-General George s Fatcheller. OF Sara
toga and Miward Adams OF Chicago. HOLLAND
James H. Beal OF Boston. and Mrs John v l.
Pruyn, OF Albany. fNN~Mayor Charles p
Dshop Of Buffalo MURRAY HiII,-Ex Congress
man Augustus Brandegee Of Connecticut Wall
DORF-Governor John ". Grggs. OF New-Jersey;
ex-Iieutenant Governor l.. 4. Watr-s Of Pcnnsyl-
vanla: John A. Logan. ST., OF YOUNGSTOWN ONO;
Hugh C. Wallace Of Washington. and Martin w
Cooke OF Rochester WINDsOR-James Tilllng-
hast OF Buffalo.
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uo,l nIled Miss Todd was assisted by the follow
Ing who have been her pupils: Miss Josephine I'll
ton Miss Lew Aer. Miss Helen NJ wright MISS
Charlotte Harrison. Mss Helen conklin and Mas
ter Pierson Hastead.
In the trial before Justice Freedman. OF tbs SUI
preme Court. and Jury 10 determine the mental
condition OF Daniel Levy. Drs Allen Fitch and
wiidman Of Bellevue Hospital, testified that Levy
was suffering from paranoia. The case goes on to-
day
Mrs Elizabeth McCarty Rowe. an actress has
brought n sui, for absolute divorce from her hus-
hand Elgln Rowe Justice Smyth OF the Supreme
Court Yesterday appointed Adam Weiner as referee
10 take testimony In the case. and also issued
comm ssion for the examination OF witnesses In
Detroit.
"England's Return to Protection" VIII be the
subject OF Professor George Guntons closing lect-
ure In his free wednesday evening lecture course
this evening at o'clock ut the School OF Social
Economics. No. "a Union Square
Kane Lodge T. and A. NJ. held Its monthly
roeeting last night In the Austin Room. Masonic
Temple. Twenty third St and Slxth-ave After the
ceremonies a social half-hour was enjoyed In the
parlor overhead. There was large attendance OF
members OF this popular lodge. ana NUMBER OF
new members were Initiated. ii IS UNDERSTOOD
that job L. Hedges. Mayor Strongs secretary, has
Joined the craft and has been made a member of
The Police Commissioners did not name any date
for the next annual parade OF the police force at
Their meeting yesterday When the subject was
brought up by a recommendation to have tho
parade on June /. the Commissioners said they
would think over II. Possibly there will pc no
police parade this summer.
In a circular addressed 10 the immigration au-
thoritles on Ellis Island. the American Ant-semte
Association has entered protest against the
passage OF the Mccall Educational Test bill. ana
recommends the application OF the stone Consular
Certificate bill the OF immigrants from all
countries which have in past years sent large num-
bcrs OF Hebrews to this country. The circular ad-
yses that only those be considered desirable I'M
migrants who have for FIVE years previous TO their
immigration been engaged In agricultural pursuits.
An entertainment and reception for the new
Roman Catholic Church OF the Ascension to be
erected in Observation-Disclosures between
Amsterdam-ave. and the Boulevard. will be held
at the Lexington Avenue Opera House. In Fifty
eighth-st.. near Third-ave.. tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
LONG ISLAND NOTES.

The Shakespeare Club. of Queens. co'nmemorated
the birthday Of Shakespeare by literary and musl-
cal entertainment and a reception. In place OF its
regular meeting on Monday. at the home OF WILL
lam L. Wood. Jercho-ave. Queens The programme
comprised piano selections by Hrs. Demarest and
Mrs. Wood. and essay by Miss Anne Doughty
on "shakespeare's Delineation Of Motherhood; the
Rev. J. s. n. Demarest read sonnets in praise Of
Shakespeare. a. cleaned from the works Of Milton.
Dond end Longseliow. and extracts from Percy's
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Algonquin. Charles
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF Ew-YoRK-TUEsDAY. APRIL q. 1905
ARRIVED
Steamer Mobile tBr). Layland London April .. with
rived At the Bar at II 20 d m.
Steamer Westcrnland Becl. weyer. Antwerp April II.
with mdse o. cabin and 800 passengers tho
International Navigation Company. Arrived Bar
at 445 m.
Steamer Port Adelaide tBr), Morgan Yokohama jan
vary ls Kobe - Shar ghai February 90 Annoy o. Hong
Kong 20 SINGAPORE March g. Colombo 49, Perrin a. PORT
Sail 20 Gibraltar April with mdse to Carter, Macy Z
Co. Arrived at the Bar at Q D M
Steamer Coier1dgs (Br, Brown Bueuoa March IA MN
tsvdss Is. santos "a lilo jsasiio xoris sSa iScis
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Old Guard annual parade and services. 81.
Thomas's Church, 3.i5 p. m.
Dinner for AugustIn DAILY. Delmoncos. evening.
Review OF 7ist Regiment armory. p. m
Aqueduct COMMISSIONER meeting r. m.
New-York and Brooklyn Branch OF Collegiate
Alumnae No. s-j CLnt1n-ave.. brooklyn. y M
Vegetarian Society, No l2j East Twenty third
ST.. y. m
St. Johns Debating Society 81. Johns College.
730 p. m.
Entertainment In aid % 81. Josephs Hospital for
Consumptlves Cooper Union. slJ D.
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house District notifies marrers that me perp Rive
Light, white the west SIDE OF ~ ,Oh instset
connecticut which was re-establlshei onthe By ~
was again damaged and the light eNtinsusts as -
freshet on April r. 1896. Repairs VIII pe hsrstofoa
as practicable and the light re-estabisheo as
MOVEMENTS OF sTEa AIRS.
FOREIGN PoPis. 40.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Gen. stor'net, :, Michao
York April II for Naples and Genoa pasS' "
April II. , ,ro,, ew-Yorx Apr
II Tor Hremen passi the Sciily Islands April ~
steamer Scandal Ger. sunderhon. from liam"
New-York passed the Lizard April II 49,. New-Ycn
steamer Spaasndam Dutch. Bou!er iron n.sS Prsvb
AMI, ~ sar Rouiogne and Rotterdam. passfo -
Point April 81 .,c.- s,,sd from HcsS
steamer Chandernasor tFr. sailed from NA''
NewYork April II. 49, ,,.,.n,, called from ~
steamer Rosse ,BD Leahy. sailed from Sa"'
Steamer staihsm CNor) sailed from Shields TOT W.
steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Noege. from 's
April g. arrived at Rotterdam April ~ w.. March
steamer Bcncroy (Br) Lamb from New, TOT port esA
for Hodeldah, Alden and Bombay. arrived ~
April n. 49,. N.w-york Apfs
Q arrived at Glasgow April 81. ~, Work ~
Steamer Lain (Ger), Hellmers from NJ , 81
Southa mpton and Bremen passed sciy Aps, ~
Steamer Edam Dutch. Roggeveen. Tor ~" M
Hamburg sailed from Rotterdam April "a ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
WHITE PLAINS.

The second day OF the session OF the Colored
Knights OF Pythias yesterday was busy one TOT
the delegates From early morning until late In the
afternoon they were kept busy with reports Of com
mittees. There was such a volume Of work that
night session was necessary. The officers Tor the
coming wear were elected and ar address was mace
~ ,he Grand Chancellor The session will come TO
an end to-day There Will be street parade THIS
afternoon followed this evening by ceremonies IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
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Iie ron zen brbw. Sefuitenpdtern port
une 4eutrantt in Der prm bc6w. Ssrrn
Sctu Stieslsr patcrirtcn ct. Anna @s.
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SUM FUR bic enaliit iprehsnotn Nitslte.
Ter waren pcn tGhf Observation-Disclosures
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(5crtlssuns aui S,its s.

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bel 8rieblers. ba
to- Bargains in gpclometers; Seth
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beoedten Bussies nit einern uno Stpei
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6elcdnletben
MpplifatiOu fir Sdanfli;ens.

CUR Ia6ri6t. tab nahftttnt s~snannts
gtrIon na6iubt fur gi,sns, UNI ssiitiss
6etrdnts in Sttarns County WinnsIcta,
an ndt9enanntem Ola &c ppm Is. Suli 1896
bis ,um Is. Suli 1897 ~ ptratrsibsn Sa.
cob Bird i'm unteren StGd zines 24x36
8ue srpesn. i'm lue6fli6sn gisrtel tts ile.
pltlihen Sisrtsls in Seetipr 2s. IpwnIbip
l24, 8ldft 33 ssleasnen Sauies. Tae &C.
ndnntss @tiuh pom gcdre Der Counts.
Gcmmthdre ron Stsarns Counts, Rinns.
lpta. in tsren Sigunssidal i'm 9purttaul.
~ ct. 9lcue am Ncntaa, ben l3. Juli
1886. nabmittaas 3 ubr, iur GrSrtsruns
9elanaen wirt.
Ct. Slcue, ben %. SUM 1896.
.. s. Grubsr.
29.2 Counts ubttcr, Stedrns Co., Wtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
Eut6felh,
&tprtftntattss Bsri&ufs.

5tttts e6lattpi,t farI uue tn gutter Ra6frdst.
@uts 8ras aast ~lanefam une ftrdt. Sutt Rad.
fraat fur Eetktrs.
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tsH etsd sfks.
81. PAUL, %. Sunt, 1898.

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3ututr: 100 S6rttn,; las gtst, 20 SdIttr; STA,
tt 900; -gtutt-S9rstnt 5tts hitter. Cine GnIasI
gutter Strttut ~htfauttu i'd duf etm Warit.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-20

LAxoL is the best medicine for chill.
dfen. Doctors recommend 1t In place Of
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-20
spectacular

GRAND spectacular production of
Esther, the Beautiful Queen, Academy
OF Music, Roanoke; Va. Monday and
Tuesday nights, May 25 and g. Par.
quet and dress circle so cents, balcony
50 cents, gallery 25 cents. Diagram
open for sale OF reserved seats at john.
son Johnson's drug store Monday.
May IS