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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK THURSDAY. APRIL % 1897
ARRIVED.
SoThsSn Lf1t ~ & R Se' We Arrived
steamer brilliant GER KeIer stst,!n April and
Shields s. ballast to Gust Heye Arrived at the har
son,bampton a. with mdse 81 cabin and ils steerase
passengers to oelrchs & Co Arrived at the Bar at
lO wPSkG oI Bremen sns al APr Passen wia
for Bstmoro Arrived at the BAR at 5!S m .,r,,
G. S wcse. 10 eTcera H. Faya IL and Flores 49, With
mdse 20 cabin and lo storage passengers to q AmshcH
s,e a e' TyTan M Ansroy Arroyo R. April 10
Mayaguez y and ATeCbo a. WIN mdse ana Sao,n
senaer % Muller schall q TO- Arrived ~ wv ' " "
Steamer Finance DAILY colon April a. with ndse and
tot passengers to the Panama r So Line Arrived al
the ,a Ba5 Eona ;BD Enrght March "a
Moncvdeo 90 and 30 J9EeT9 70, APri 10 w nm Apr 81
Norton son Arrvfa r at w q" a[ az por, Natal March Il
Via s. Vincent April S in ballast TO Norton Son Ar
rived a me Roanoke sa RoSz Norfolk Newr, News
with m.e ard pG,,snT p9 to oc & and Charleston
;,b rngse and passengers to William clyde Co.
vs ste@T w,,h p mda, to PIN Forwood Keroek
steamer Morgan city Leach Philadelphia April a. to
7 Van sickle
CLEARED.
Steamer Angus, KorH Ger. Buhner. Fushnr-Gust
steamer Mannheim GER oekeimann. Fiushns-oiust
fis steamer Nnis Br Monteu. Nassau-F Moneii
Steamer Aspatria CBr) sandison. Batnore-simpson
pSIar,sr Valencia skulings Nassau Cientuegos and
81 JagpNJames y Ward x Co.
Steamer langham iBr) stephehs"u' ~ 'o'"' ~
steamer Scnda Obj. Blight. Mediterranean ports
hs S,osp'Sr Exeter cry CRr Watkins BrstoJames
hEea, friedrich der Ger. Eche Bremen Via
sogthanpTnn rliIant DER Keller Flushing Heye
Steamer coya 0Br. Brown. Valparaiso. Cai!ao etc
c,rnar ,ai (iIr) Morris. Port Prince Kingston.
etr-Ptm Forwood Kcllock. - .
Steamer Herman winter NlcKefsoh' hos'oh-h II
pmock ,, D., po.,,.,, ror,,,o t,.u
steamer n r plmock, Bearse. Boston-H + Dimock.
Stenmsr Kansas city. Fisher. savannah Ocean IS Co.
steamer Benefactor. Townsend. Phi!adelphia-Wiiiism
= clyde 4 60. ..,-,- 49,. ,,, ~,
o S,in senator versmann GER Ftiedricksen AMER
Funch Edge Co
SAILED
Cleaners Exeter City (r) for Bristol. Antlia CBr).
Iienefactor Philadelphia Kansas city Savannah
Queen ADELAIDE ,pr) Shanghai: AspatriA (Br BALTIMORE
ec State OF Tcxas donaivss. etN Wsrkendam Dutch
Rotterdam: Solndia lBr,. Msdts fanean ports; Simon
Dumols Nor Port Antonio. Ornoco OBJ. bermuda
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice has been given that the 23d inst eighteen
spar buoys painted white and numbered respectively e
q 4 etc. VIII he moored In the Hudson River between
Ninety and one hundred and thirteh New
York the anchorage for the men-of
ing part In the Grant Memorial Parade These buoys will
bs after the vessels leave that anchorage.
Mariners requested to avoid damaging these buoys
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS
Ecndon Aorl a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
NETWORK CITY.

Tho work Of decorating Trinity Church for Grant
Day began yesterday, when an American nag OF
great size was festooned over the main entrance
Justice Beach in the Supreme Court. yesterday
heard and reserved decision upon motion maze
by Franklin BEN. receiver, for stay or pro-
ceedinss pending appeal in the foreclosure &C
ton brought against the Casino Theatre Company
by the State Trust Company mortgage FOR
$4,000 Is held by the trust company on the casino
lease and a sale under the mortgage has been
ordered Mr. Ben wants the sale postponed until
the appeal is disposed or
The Providen. Loan Society will have an auction
sale Of unredeemed pledges on May and 6. ut
1910 a m at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
No. 23S Fifth-ave.
The Master Steam and Hot Water Filters Asso-
citation and the committee Of the Enterprise and
Progress associations OF steamfltters and helpers
will hold another conference this morning 10 Try
TO settle their differences and end tho strike or
lockout which has already lasted several weeks
Secretary Gombers Of the masters association said
Yesterday that he thought the trouble would be
amicably adjusted. as the bosses had agreed to
grant the steamftters their demand of % cents
n day increase in wages.
The Mthographers who went strike at the
Merchants Lithographic Company's establishment
Nos and East Thirteenth-st, were still out
Yesterday and no efforts were made by either side
TO end the trouble. D. L. Nelke the secretary OF
the company, issued statement which said: I'VE
wish 10 state IN regard the strike at our plant
that eighty men did not quit work. as reported,
and that the strike not caused by dissatisfac-
ton in relation to the wages or hours OF LABOR
In fact we know that every man who left our
employ will regret It. should he lose his place
with us. Most OF them received more than the
union scale of wages.
Among the passengers who arrived here yester-
dav by the Colombian Line steamer Finance, from
Colon was Senior r. Irrazaval. CHILEAN Minister TO
the United States and representative TO the Postal
Congress at Washington. Senior Irrazaval was for
merly Postmaster-General of Chilli
The Tribune has received 81 from IF. A. b
toward the fund to pay the passage Of sick man
and his two children to Ireland. The Charity or
ganization Society, No lo5 East Twenty-second-sI'
made an appeal for $50 for this purpose.
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KILLED FOR HER JEWELS.
A MURDER IN THE TENDERLoIN MPAR-
ENTITY FOR ROBBERY.


A woman who has been known In the Tender
loin district OF the city Diamond fioss'e' oe
cause Of the gems which she displayed was s'rah
rled in her ROOM on the top floor Of the house NO
22s West Twenty -fourth-st. early yesterday morn,
ing Recently she had been known as rioss'e
Warmly tho reunited wife Of Alexander Frederick
Murphy who has been employed as q par'e"u
in a saloon nj Sixth-ave and Twenty-nin'h-st he
was in the saloon on Wednesday night as usual ana
went TO the fat in which he had lived win 'ne
woman at about o'clock A. m yesterday niue
later he ran out the street and began 10 shou'
Robbers, robbers, robbers he cried
Policemen who were attracted by his shouts Io'-
lowed him back into the house and upstairs ~ ""u
the lifeless body of the woman she had peen
stranged with a rope. one end of which was Ia''
10 the post Of the bed on which her body lay Inc
knots tide In the rope were haf-hitches. such as Il
sailor would tie and woman would never ".'"
OF tying. Everything in the room was III oiSo'uer'
as II a thief had ransacked the place anu 'ne
woman's diamonds and money were missing Roo-
berry apparently had been motive for the muir
der
The police arrested Murphy on suspicion ana nc
wa. rena nded at the jefferson Market Court yes
,erday TO enable the police TO collect possible EVIL
dence against him. but he protested mat ne was
innocent OF murder A search was being maze also
for a man known as The Dutchman. who was
said TO have visited the woman previous, ~ nod
death Coroner Tuthil made an investigation. hh1
said he would think the woman Va" N'iii.l'1D.
suicide II there had been no robbery. An autopsy
showed that the woman had peeh Il ConH, NJ ~
opium smoker and Murphy said he prepared lne
opium for her before he leit her ana ven, wen,
TO the saloon on Wednesday evening lie GecIaleu
that the diamonds stolen from the womans room
worth $1,000. ..oro,
The womans diamonds were stolen soXSrai
months ago, and she caused the arrest OF coofed
servant suspicion. Later albert Netn n one
Of her acquantances admitted ina ne had Pa e4
the gems in Philadelphia. lie said he had iohnd
them in the hallway OF the house aitcr ne hau Phu
, a visit 10 her The servant was released and the
gems were recovered. - l., IT..
The police say the womans right name Is rioI
her father is an omployc Of the New-Nork central
and Hudson River Railroad COMPANY Shc came
70 This CITY about six years ago. The police have
heard that she has a brother. who IS n convict in
the Dannemora Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The proposition to consolidate the Apawarnis CLUB
and tho Rye Lawn Tennis Club has been deteated'
and Il IS probable that the clubs will continue TO
haze separate grounds and houses IN the summer
Tho Easter offering in Christ Church, Rye. was
1913 o. which will be given to the Womsn's Hospital
Association I'm Port Chester The childrens offer
Ing for missions was so ,,,
The annual repor; Of the Port Chester Athletic
Association shows that the organization Is out OF
deht and has l22 members The revenue from
games was 500 A. and from dues and lockers 81
$50 o. making total of Sl;ol IS. The officers OF tho
association are +. G. Mertz. president; James +.
Teviness vice-presdent; II. l.. Marshall jr:. sccre-
tary; 4 r. Burdsell. financial secretary. and Edwin
= Studwell easurer. The association has 4 beau
tiful clubhouse IN Irvng-ave and values its assets
at S9.l35 81.
MIR and Mr. William J. Tlng,ie have returned 10
their country home at Byr1 n Shore Mr.. ana Mrs.
C. T. Maine have also returned 10 Port Chester for
the summer
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Police Board meeting.
Board of Street Openings, City Hail. p. m.
Parade and reception of Sih Regiment, armory )
p. m.
Numismatic and Archaeological Society presenta--
ton Of medal to General Horace Porter. NO. II
West Forty third-st.. y. m.
Anniversary celebration 18th Regiment. armory
Brooklyn.
Inspection of 69th Regiment. armory p. m
Society OF Chemical Industry, College OF Pnar-
macy. sis p. m.
The Goldey entertainment, Chickering Hail. \
n. N.
The Merrymakers' entertainment, Berkeley Ly-
ceum. p. m.
Fellow. Citizenship Association reception. Central
Opera House, $50 p. IN.
Shakesneare Club reception Hotel Marlborough,
p.
woman's National Sabbath Alliance. Broadway
Tabernacle Chapel, II a. m.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOIEL'


AI.BEMARLE-J. +. Hanscom and Commahuer
W II Brownson, United States Navy. flFlh
AvENUE-Ex- Secretary of the Treasury j. o. Car
Isle, D. ". Mo0ltt, Denver. COL; r. Il. IrarraHavd
CHILEAN delegate 10 the Postal Congress: w H. Nell
son. Kansas City and DR.. T. l.. Flood. Meacville
Penn HOFFMAN HOCSECC, Nelson, MARYLAND
IMPERIALISM Edward Stuart Richardson, w. H.
Halves Towanda. Penn; L. II. Marston, chicago
Judge James b. Neale. Kittaning PENN Is. j.
Olmstead, Cleveland. Ohio y. &. BurriI. Toronto
William Hengeror Buffalo and F. F. Ford. Indian
apolis MURRAY HlLI1-A. j. Smith, Cleveland
p. T. Homer, S.. Louis. O. w. RuGgles, chicago
W. II. Underwood Buffalo; r. 7. Kelly, Buhalo
r. F. Hofenreffer Boston; W. f. Woodson, An
SONIA Conn and the Rev. Leonard Is. Storrs 8os-
ton MANHATTAN-Charles A. Jewell. Hartford;
c. W. Emerson, Boston, J. II. butcher, Paving y.
V. and W. i. NOrthrop. METkOPOLE-C. n. Os-
good, Norwich. Conn; Louis A. Dieter. Baltimore.
and J. Milton Shafto. Philadelphia. WALDORF
e. G. Smith ST. Adams VT; ID. II. Wheeler Or
ange: ". c. Warrenden and 6. {. Try on London
and Francis Skinner. Boston. WlNDSOR-E. +.
Leonard. Springfield Ill: George Amsdell. Albany.
y. y, and Louis Reibod, Indianapolis.
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MOUNT VERNON.

Attorney-Cenera Hancock and Corporation Coun-
SCI Swift have made Interpretation of the
biguous new election law Of 1896 and decided that
one days registration is sufficient for charter and
speca! elections The registration day for this city
will he Saturday May 8. Only voters
or those who have moved wards districts
will bs required 10 register.
The third popular concert Of the Mount Vernon
Musical Society held in the First Methodist
Episcopal Church last night. The society, which
consists Of one hundred voices. assisted by the
following: Miss Charlotte McCOrd. soprano. Paul
Roberts tenor; p. Frank Croxton barytone; Paul
Morgan cello. and j. Hayden Morris f. G.. Shat
cert WAS given under the direction Of Alfred Hal
lam director. and consisted OF the following pro-
Eramme:
Cautata THE Wreck NJ the Hesrerrs Ionsteov
Music by Anderton.
Cantata, The Daughters N Lhirus ..''.... Stainer
Part song "An Od Romance Mendelssohn
Romance ........-..............G oltermann
Nr. Morgan.
Song 9Th. Chord ...................s Sullivan
~ Mr.. Roberts
Par. song Drops 81 Rain Iemmens
song NY Lord ana NV Redecmer Dudley Buck
McCori.
.c.,,, ain II Cygne The swan'....... Saint saens
Mr.. Morgan
Song Honor and Arms Handel
Mr.. trONton.
Part song hy request, In This Hour Of sof,ened
Mrs r. H. Norton. jr OF No. 3S South Tenth
ave died after a weeks Illness Yesterday. Mrs
Norton was thrty-two years Old She leaves
husband and two children. The funeral will be held
this afternoon at her home. the Rev. Q. g. Lane
OF the Presbyterian Church. officiating.
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no MORE WATER BALLAST FOR HIN.

THAT IN THE HOLD OF THE BRILLIANT NEARLY
FRoZE WHILE SIZE WAS IN AN ICE FIELD.
Captain Keller brought his Dutch oil tank steam
or Brilliant into port yesterday and stepped ashore
with the remark: That's the last time I go 10
sea IN a vessel carrying water rs ballast. We got
into an leo field the Banks on the 18th, and
had TO steam south for nearly two days TO get
thick ant hills. we
saw seventy-five OF them altogether and twenty at
ono time Naturally. had freezing weather,
a nd most all tho auids on board froZe and began
TO get scared when tho water ballast showed
thin skim OF ice on top ! thought TO myseIt: II
va are going 10 run alongside ice for the rest OF
our irip' that water ballast will be solid Ice and
split open tho ship That didn't come TO pass, FOR
we finally cleared the ice held. But ! don go 10
see again this time of year with water ballast
The Brilliant sailed from Stettn ON AprlI l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
THE OLD GUARDS ANNIVERSARY.

SPECIAL SERVICES IN ST. THOMAS's CHURCH AND
SERMON BY DIR. BROWN.
The seventy-frst anniversary Of the Old Guard
was observed yesterday. The programme began
with the installation Of officers at p. m. the list
being headed by s. Ellis Briggs, commander. About
3 o'clock the organization marched up Fifth-aVe
70 ST. Thonass Church. where special services
were conducted by the Rev. Dr. John w. Brown,
chaplain Of the Guard The services consisted Of
sermon by Dr. Brown and an elaborate musical!
programme. in which the Old Guard Band took
part with the regular choir OF the church.
DR. Brown preached from the tex;, BLESSED are
His theme was the steady growth Of tho Christian
Church and in the course Of his remarks he spoke
nj the superior position Of woman in Christian
countries That" he added. lis the reason that
all the world to-day sympathZes with the little ra-
ton that is fighting country where women are
kept in slavery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
MAMARONECK.

The citizens who are opposed to the recent In
corporation OF Mamaroneck and Rye Neck held A
convention in the town hall on Wednesday night
and elected Daniel b. Taylor. president: Merritt
Sands William H. Merritt. John q. Jones and Will
lam H. Gedney, trustees; Reuben q. Brewer, treas
urer. and William H. Bird. collector OF taxes
The Ready circle OF Kings Daughters will have
a loan exhibition and sale tomorrow afternoon AZ
the home 0; Mrs. Charles " Baxter. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
70 LAY 4 NEW CABLE TO ELLIS ISLAND.

contract for laying new cable containing five
circuits between Ellis Island and the Barge Office
has boen made by tho immigration officials and
the New-York Safety and Insulated Wire Company.
4 loon Will also he run to Governors Island. This
viii make a great improvement In the telephone
and teIeRra phic service between the two Islands
and the main land. ~ pay station liz 10 be intro
duced AT Ellis Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Charles Leonard Herbeck. Of the Oldest resi-
dents OF this village died on Wednesday evening at
the homo of his granddaughter. Mrs Charles H.
Revers He retired from active business seven
years ago For many years ne kept clothing
store in lower Broadway. Ncw-fork City, ana was
wci.-known Mr. Herbeck was born in Worhems
GERMANY elghty-seven years ago. He leaves two
sons. DR.. Louis Herbeck Of Dobbs Ferry ana
James Herbcck OF Long Island, and one daughter
Elizabeth. of Cleveland. Ohio. and a number Of
grandchildren The funeral was held last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
SING SING.

In excavating for tho foundations for Dr. Twig
CARS new public hall and fiat building in Church.
St. the workmen struck bed OF quicksand For
some time they have been endeavoring to SHORE I'm
the foundations OF the adjoining frame house AMI
at the same time proceed with the building of tha
foundations OF the new building. on Wednesday
however. tho Snoring which consisted OF heavy
t.mbers. gave way. and the brick foundation OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
IRVINGTON.

Tho meeting TO choose wardens and vestryrnen
I'm St Barnabass Episcopal Church, OF which the
Rev Dr. William II. Benjamin is rector was held
on Tuesday morning and resulted In the following
selections: Wardens j. II. Whitehouse and T. Z.
Gregory; vestrymcn. Cyrus Field Judson. Philip
SCHUYLER. Lanman Bull. Eugene Ellsworth. Henry
H. Cannon. d. y. Rowan, Samuel Goodman ana
Charles Edison. -,
Norman de r. Whitehouse returned TO his
home The I.arches. yesterday morning, AFTER an
absence OF about six months which he spent In
travelling in Europe and Africa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
TARRYTOWN.

"Bcn-Hur" will be produced in Music Hall on
Monday evening May 2. for the benent Of a.
Marks Episcopal Church memorial OF Washington
Irving. the Rev Arnold II. Rodding. rector.
The largo addition TO tho Rand Drill Works
is practically completed.
The members Of Professor oscar Duryee's dane
Ing class will take part In dance AT the Hotel
Waldorf. IN Ncw-York city. tomorrow.
Frederick Hoffman, seventeen years old. the son
of William H. and Sarah 4. Hoffman, died In Films.
ford yesterday morning. The funeral will be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
RICHTER FOR THE ALLIES BREWING CO..
LIABILITIES NEARLY s15oooo-ACT7,AL ASSETS A
THIRD OF THAT AMOUNT

LIABILITIES NEARLY s15oooo-ACTTAL ASSETS A
THIRD OF THAT AMOUNT.
George ". Donnely has been appointed receiver
for the Jacob Ahles Brewing Company. al No. l45
East Fifty fourth-st by Justice Beach. OF the Su-
preme Court. on the application Of Frederick J.
Ahles president of the company. Max Ahles treas
urer and Eugene Winter. director, The receiver
ship has been made necessary account Of fore
closure proceedings brought by the Washington Life
Insurance Company on TWO mortgages on which
there is due ssl .791. the foreclosure sale under
which has been advertised for May H. There are
other liabilities Of S63.1s5. making total indebted
ness OF S144.076. The nominal assets are 1885,. 500
and actual assets s4633s. The principal assets are
the brewery property, valued at S14s,370, subject
10 mortgage OF $4,000 leaving a nominal equity
Of S6s go; machinery, and fixtures nominal S42-
231. actual. $500: casks. watts. etc nominal Sl2-
1i1. actual. 5000, and amounts outstanding. NOM
inal and actual. S2SJl5. OF the liabilities SIS 900
are notes outstanding. which renewals OF previ-
Gus notes. Philip j. Britt entered judgment for
eI61 against the company about hour and a half
prior TO the appointment of the receiver.
The business was established in 1850 by Jacob
Ahles. and incorporated I'm June. 1857 with a
capital stock Of 100000. The output was from
25.000 10 10000 barrels year. Among the credit
Charles +. Meyer q Co. $4,000: William
e. A. Zinsser, $3.50, ri. Steubling. 5000 the Ger
mania Bank. s39l5; L. G. Huck Mailing Company
Chicago. S2O46: s. f. Uhmann. S2.57j: F. & NJ
Schaefer Brewing Company, 50 400. and ". Gerlach
Co.. Milwaukee. 81 223.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
FIRE IN TIE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.

Washington. April 2?.-Fire broke out about i:3O
o'clock to-day on the third floor Of storehouse No
at the Washington Navy Yard the lower portion
Of which Is used for office purposes and the
mander for the storage Of mer chandise and officers
personal effects The fire burned dercely for about
TWO hours before II was brought under control.
The damage 10 the building and contents H. .st!-
ma ted about $1,000 The origin Of the fire Is IN
known, but official inquiry Will DO made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
ELNfSFORD.

Tho trouble IN the School Board Of this district
seemed 10 straighten itself ont little on Wednes-
day evening when the trustees accepted the report
of w T Uallenbeck the collector which showed a
balance of school moneys on hand OF sl6. The col
lector directed to turn the money over 10 me
newly anpoin,ed treasurer Of the district. Mrs
Florence J.. johnson, but was told 10 hold inc hc-
counts for uncollected taxes until william RISING
the newly appointed collector, had filed his bonds
Mr. Rising had been appointed collector In place or
G a ArnouX who failed 70 QuaIfy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
Tnngfeilov
KATONAII.

Tho second reception given by Professor A. @.
Nutting and the dancing class o. which he IL
director will he held in their room at Purdys Sta
ton this evening. large number Of invitations
have been sent out Charles Brown. OF Somers
and Rollo Barber form the Committee OF Arrange
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. APRIL 23 1897.
g ,,.,,s prospect OF any i'm

puted South-st there is little prospect OF any Hi
mediate developme.,ts except in the courts . -
Yesterday the Staten Island Rapid IranS' TN Tbe
pany secured an injunction and served u
naper was granted on the statement by the com
peny that their consent given under m,sap-
prehcnsion OF the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

steamer Geestemunie Ger. Iansen. New-YoN ~""
from Shields April u 49,. u.r.
steamer Bahia Gen. fer New-York. sailed from Han"
burg April Is ,, rrou
steamer Mon,ebelo diaD. for New-York sailed n'"
Liceta April Il. -, .r,,vsh n
steamer MENDOZA d,r) Dickens. New York arrived
Dundee April % . - ., q, pa
steamer Ash DER. Muller. New-york. arrived a. ~"
namhuco Aprtl 10 .,--,,,.. o., NsW
Steamer Alesla (fD. BRAND. from Maise''e'' W.
York passed Tariff April y x-x .rr,vd
. London April -. A.. x~t sails1
from Hull April Il. 49, 49,, vork n
steamer Hsvsl Ger. Chrisioners. FROM We"
piymouth arrived a. BremerhaNen April ~ a.. xsSu
steamer Lain GER. Pohle. from Bremen wv 49,
York sailed from C1h-rbourg April 81 -. SSuR
steamer kairer Wilhelm II ,t;er) Hcgetnsn u" W.
York sailed from Genoa April % ...,z,.,o no
steamer Koenisen Iuise Ger. Won S,s Apr -
premep FOR York. sailed from Faliiou,h sk.3 froQ
steamer Cambrian uir). Morgan. New io'h '"
Liverpool April % . fr New-YorA
sailed from Dartmouth April II III 90, Liverpool
laurie lbO Smith. New iofN w. -
passed Brow Head April -. ~ ,,r GenoA
steamer Cllve dlri. Hceley. New orr ., i
N,rrs Ieghorn etc passed Gibraltar April 70, v,. -
steamer Amsterdam Dutch. Baker Nc" "
rived at Rotterdam April - ,,u.r~,oi Nor
steamer Majestic tlir) smith. from A~"'SS'~
York. sailed from Queenstown ApTu - ------
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Sixth Ave., 10th to 2lst Street.
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns recommended TO the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable. and
business can he done by mail with the sd.
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
INJUNCTION STOPS A TROLLEY WAR

An injunction issued by Supreme Court Justice
Gaynor caused lull in the trolley war At st.
George. Staten Island, yesterday morning and
while the Staten Island Electric Railroad Is master
81 The situation and has its rolls down In the dis.