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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
NETWORK CITY.

Twenty electrotypcrs and finishers employed "
Charles Hurst. at No. 1lS Nassau-st.. went Oh
strike yesterday to enforce the payment OF '"c
union scale of wages-s24 a week. The strikers
declared that they had been receiving ON! 81
They are non-unlon men. but have applied to the
union for admission.
Anthony Hope will make a short tour in TINS
country the coming season. lie will give readings
from his hooks under the management or MAJOR
Pond and his daughter. Miss Edith POND MISS
Pond will leave England for this country on Jul!
g. so as to make arrangements for the tour
The Brighton Beach Hotel a, Brighton Beach,
which is under the management OF +. Iheo"oic
Walton will he opened for the season tomorrow
Those who intend to stay at this well-known nos
fiery this season should write row for accon'ho-
dations.
Navor Strong has approved n resolution of the
Board Of Aldermen authorizing the Commissioner
of Public Works to spend $1,000 In furnishing ana
completing the construction Of the cour'rooms IN
the Seventh District City Magistrates Court
which is to he opened on July ].
August Belmont and Charles r. Flint, who are
large owners of property in Ann-st. had con
ference with Mayor Strong and Controller fitch
yesterday about the widening of Ann-st. The mat
ter is TO be passed upon at meeting OF the Board
of street Openings to-day Much pressure Is be-
ing brought on the Board to approve the WIuelihE'
but the opposition is also strong.
The article in Wednesdays Tribune concerning
the Warszawiak case. to which the Rev. Dr. ID j.
Burrell has made objection so far as II related 10
him. was furnished by the New-York CITY News
Association the local bureau Of the Associated
Press and not by reporter OF this paper. An
Investigation of the circumstances shows ina; the
statements made by the Associated Press reporter
were based upon altogether inadequate Informal
ton.
At Yesterdays meeting OF the Dock Beard MAJOR
r T. Thorndyke was appointed property clerk al
the Fify-seventh-st. pier. at salary OF Sl2op ana
Louis c. Bartlett was appointed computer nj
salary cf $500 Both appointees were taken from
the Civil Service list.
The Economic Life Insurance Company has been
INCORPORATED at Albany. In some Of the press dls-
patches the name incorrectly given rs the
Economical"
Andrew jackson Council No g. Jr. q. l. i. NJ
will give its first annual excursion TO River View
Grove. on the Hudson. Saturday. Boats VIII
leave West feminist. at o'clock.
Bernard Meyer. fourteen years old. Of No. l51'
Nadison-ave was fined 81 by Magistrate Cornell
in the Harlem Police Court yesterday for carrying
n baby in a seat attached to the front Of his
hicycle. contrary to corporation ordinance lie
was riding with the child down dangerous hill
when arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
WILL Not REMOVE THE ENECTTOR

Surrogate Arnold yesterday handed down de-
cjsion declining to remove Edmund D. Davidson
as executor Of the Will Of William Bloomfield. who
died in 1879. The Surrogate, however. orders
Davidson to render accounting for all moneys
received by him. and directs him to file bond in
$4,000 to dischi rye faithfully his duties as eX-
ecutor Should he not file the bond the decree VIII
be presented revoking his letters testamentary
The application for Davdson's removal is made
by Jessie the surviving daughter OF the testator
who alleges that he has converted the funds OF
the estate TO his own use: that he is nsovent, and
unable to furnish adequate security for the adj
ministratiOn OF the estate. She also asserts that
Davidson has never filed account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
NINTH-AVE. ELEVATED TRAINS DELAYED.

Most Of the patrons Of the Ninth-ave branch Of
the Manhattan Elevated Railroad who left home
before q. yesterday arrived at their places Of
business late. Traffic was resumed early In the
morning. but consested. owing to the effect of
the Laight-st. fire. The first block the road oc-
CURED at o'clock. when several trains were
stalled between Fourteenth and Christopher SITS.
and many of the passengers jumped from the cars
and walked along the narrow trestle walk running
parallel with the track to the nearest station.
Traffic on the road resumed only after the
Building Department had certified that the ruined
walls Of the burned building were not likely TO top
Die over onto the track.
The fire san smouldering on the ground floor
OF the building yesterday, and an engine was kept
mourning water upon the timbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
IRVINGTON.

The twenty-hfth anniversary OF the erection OF
the Irvngton High Schoo. will be celebrated this
evening For several weeks Professor Mcdonald.
the principal the teachers. pupils and members
of the Board Of Education have been busy prepar-
ing the different features OF the programme. Among
those who will take part are the Rey. Dr w II;
Roniam,n rector Of s.. Barnabass Episcopal
church. the Rev. John \. lngham. pastor OF the
Irvington Presbyterian Church. w. 4. Burnham,
president Of the Board Of Education; the Vacuna
Banjo and Mandolin club; Edward Clark. William
owens Miss Emma KnOdcl Harry Tcwey, Irving
NJ rayor ir. Miss Mary Maitland. Miss Theresa
Morgan Il. g. Abercromhe. the Misses George and
Janet Hunter Miss Jennie Lefurge. Edwin Mo-
SHEER Mrs Elizabeth Tansy. George Mulcahy. Miss
Grace Heke. Jared Barhitec. Miss Mary Renne,
Harvey Moshier Miss Bertha Berger. John +. Din
pei Miss Mary OConnor and Arthur Herman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
SENATOR GUY THEIR GUEST.

Tho Yves; Morrisania Property owners Associa-
tion cayo q dinner az IIonman's Hotel. One-hun-
d-thirty- ghths:. and Nanderbt-ave., last
evening in honor OF Senator Charles l.. Guy and
those who assisted him In securing the passage Of
the bin for the widening OF One-hundred nd-sixty
frs,-st. The other guests were Corporation Coun-
eel Scott Senator Thomas i. Brady, Senator John
Ford Senator p H. McCarrcrl, CT BROOKLYN Com
missioner Louis +. Haffcn. Asscmblyman George
e Austin Douglass Matthewson. Philip w. Rein
Police Inspector Mccullough. john Tierncy. Madi-
son Grant George Drake Smith. and John }. Qlln-
ian Maurice T Ward at the head OF tie ia
be of honor Speechc3 were made by Mr.. Ward,
aenator Guy Mr.. Tierncy. Mr.. Hafen. and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr or w-YoRK-TnuRsDAY. JUNE "a. 1897
ARRIVED.

ARRIVE
pes ,S sm t dS Sf and ! sa Storage a aGe
passengers II Maitland Kersey. Arrived at the baF al
Steamer Iucerna d}p. Over HAMBURG June , and
Shields .. in ballast TO Columbia OIL Company. Arrived
steamer LAIN GER Pohe June 10 and South
cngcrs to oelrchs & co. Arrived at the Bar at a IN
steamer Prinz Regent Lutpod Ger. Walter. Bremen
June - and southampton a. Win NOSE IL capn anu
s,@amsr ala'a Ger K9g9wa Hamburg June Y
HAMBURG American Line. Arrived at the Bar at $40
s5 II 9a % ci5 aT@sa J en- 70
rye SfSa a Hra5,a r xo ~rnann Macor.
S Soy %rr ~ T iga ns ana at so ms TO 'S
steamer III Mar Grant, New orleans days with mtse
steamer ' Guy9Hio,,c Davis. Norfolk with mdss and
steamer Kansas CIty Fisher savannah June %. with
mdse and PASSENGERS 70 Ocean s. Co. .,,,, Wifi, r,,s.
erl lt''' 6reeze '' ,:cuiy. and Thick on shore
CLEARED
Steamer Stella CHop Hum, I,ouisherg. { B-Mller
steamer Rotterdam Dutch. vocsc. RotterlaH'-c. II.
steamer Leon ,Nor. Iampe. por, An'onio-AmeFican
steamer Thsmis CSor Gundersen. san Juan. Aeceeo.
Mayaeuez etc.-N Y X y ) company r,
Steamer Goodwin Or Kerr Hamburg Barber y GO.
steamer Solicitation ora. Richardson NortoiN-tNneh'
Steamer Alsatin oBn. swain tlul-sandersor < son.
Steamer strahnlan dip. Osborne. Batmore-tuhch'
steamer Monaghan on Braes. Glasgow Austin Bald
Steamer Jason tBr, Fraser Halifax. s-Bowring &
steamer II NJ whitney Haiett Boston n + Dimock,
Steamer Vesper Watson Philadelphia '!lA'h '!!He
steamer Manhattan. Bennett Portland iIorato HAN.
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk ana Newport News
ship Peter Rckmers ,Gcr, Westerneyer Hong Kong
ssa d tsSS Geo rhoen Yokohamarneodore
" sEip Morning Light cHoD syend.cn Benham
nark eiiannna dao cacace roszaoli Funeh Edge
I;r,r carib Montgomery. Porto or,ez. Truxlio-
E-gors & Henlein
SAILED.
r S 5 e u F rsm msn va S'9 dl E6n
Juan Etc.: Leon oNoN. for Port Antonio Oneida. for
Tniabassce for savannah; Eugene ,Norp Tor London:
Fuerst bismarck Ger. FOR Hamburg Via Plymouth and
Chcrbourg, strathann d'r), Tor Baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
x,,asue June 22.-ArriyC. steamer strathlcvon
uT, HS June 25~Arrlved steamer Idaho C,r Mar
S"a., ndS Sa" june "a Sailed. Akaha Dp Cur
nov QHebee Georgian T Far'"sam nGT
,Grn. Keller Ncw-York; %. Cragearn u0 Kirkwood.
NV Rc,ienilm June Sailed. St Reru,us
t,r, 'Ta,taV New-York.
" Hi,yonnm D'G June 24-Anyei steamer Menan,c Gp
M n"'i. june 2l-Arryei starcross Dr)
Wan;barr June as-Arr,ycd steamer strahmore Br
Cunningham New York, Via neptford ,... ,,.,
Robinson London for N~N-York
oporto June ls-Ariyed. steamer Dona Maria port
pinn-t Head June 24-Passed steamer Christine DAM
Larsen. New-York for Aarhuus - u.-,- ,>.-,
HAMBURG June 2i-Arriyed' steamer iatria "'er,
i.onion. june 2a-Arrvsd. America OBJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-G. T. ". Holman, United States Navy
FIFTH AVENUE-Maior NJ. Edwards. OF London.
England HOLLAND HOUSE-Senator John Slmp-
son. OF Yarmouth. Mass. MURRAY HlLL-Senator
n ~ Stranahan, of Fulton. y. y. ex-senator
Amasa J. Parker. OF Albany. and Judge i. Carey
OF Chicago UNION SQUARE-Professor Makla-
thetsky. OF Russia. WALDORF-Ex-M Mayor Henry
Ames OF s.: Louis WINDSOR-Postmaster-G
eral Saba Pacha, Egyptian delegate to the ln'erna-
tional Postal Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
MANY BOOKS CIRCULATED.

The twenty -ninth annual report Of the Washing
ton Heights Free Library, at One-hundred- and
nfty-sixth-st and Amsterdam-ave.. which has re-
Gently been issued. shows that The library al
though it has only a small sum in It's treasury Is
In Il hourishng condition. Last year there were
Al -37 hooks circulated and T.o persons visited the
reading-roOm. In 1896 there were $3.50 books circu-
lated The library recently secured appropria-
I'm Of 81 90 a year from the clay for having a cir
culs,ion OF 31sc books. The treasurcr's report
shows that the total sum received in the year was
r. TX 80 and that the expenditures for the wear
o,nountad TO $}0Gl 49, leaving balance OF sy6 81
The library Is open from a. m. 10 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
EOCH GETS HIS MONEY Rack

Ex-Police Justice Koch obtained order from
Justice Truax. Ia the Supreme Court yesterday
afternoon directing the issue Of writ Of mai
dainus TO compel the Board OF Estimate and APP
por,ioument to pay to the cN-Polce Justice N,2'L
costs and expenses incurred by him IN cudeavoring
10 test legality 81 his removal Police Justice
when the Legislature passed the act under which
Police Justices removed and City Magistrates
appointed In their stead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
DOBBS FERRY.

Wilder >. Buffum. OF this village, Il member Oh
the Wcstchestcr County Bar ANA former pro-
fessor in Westminster School married Miss Wilhe-
NINA Won Colson Walhridge the daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs Charles +. Walhridge. of Bufa.o. last
evening The wedding took place in the North
Pre- sbytorian Church. in Buffalo. Mr.. and Mrs.
BufftIm will be at home in this village after Oc-
tobCr l. ~ . - ,
Miss Sadie Best and William II. Hopper. both Of
this village, were quietly married on Wednesday
NH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
FEGENBUSH HELD FOR REQTISITION.

Charles NJ Fegenbush. who discovered 10
have Il big scheme for swindlng hotels almost
ready when he arrested here for forgery IN
Denver was held in $1,000 bail to await the Denver
police in tho jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday. Fegcnbush wanted an immediate examina-
ton in his case but Assistant Distrct-Attorney
Ilovd said that was unnecessary. as the man had
been arrested q warrant issued in Denver 1t
Is alleged that Fegenbush sold forged deed for
90 to the Ingersoll Investment Company. lie
was arrested. but is said to have skipped when
placed under $500 bail. Fegenbush says he was
only clerk in the employ Of the real mover in the
scheme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
KATONAH.

The marriage of Miss Ella Maud Williams, daugh-
ter Of Mr. ana Mrs. J. II. Williams, OF Katonah. 10
william o. Barrett. School Commissioner of The
Third District OF West Chester. was solemnzed in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Katonah yesterday after
noon The Rev. j. H. Eastman. Of Pottsv!lle, Penn
ON clnted The maid Of honor the brides cousin
Miss Edna Spendey. and the best man Percy
Barrett. a brother Of the bridegroom. The ushers
were Charles Mead Of White Plains William Clark
OF Bedford Station. and John Holmes OF Katonah
A recepflon was held AZ the home o. the brides
parents Immediately after the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial Of American Tobacco Company OFFICIALS
Court of General Sessions.
Coney Island Jockey Club races. sheepshead Bay
2;S0 p. m.
Convention Of mus!c-teachers. Grand 'oh''ai r"'-
ace.
Convention OF order of Iarnssdrlc Centrai
Opera House.
Republican election district representatives meet
ing Durland's Riding Academy, y. m.
Democratic conference. Hoffman House. 8 p m,
German American Union primary elections
Music in Battery Park by 6sih Regiment baho'
p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
MOUNT VERNON.

The musical extravaganza. The Flower Queen"
will be given tonight. with chorus and cast
consisting Of eighty children Fairfax Hall mas
been decorated for the occasion. The proceeds
will be given to the Baptist Church.
The commencement exercises of the Holy cross
Academy were held in St Jamcss Hall. ia West
Mount Vernon, on "Wednesday night
The public concert which was announced TO take
place tonight In the Ffth-ave school building
has been POSTPONED by Professor Alfred Hallam
until Tuesday night. a chorus of forty High
School pupils will take part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
NEW-ROCHELLE.

William y. Beers. seventy years old died at his
home No. 391 Main-st. on Wednesday night. Mr..
Beers was born in Galway Saratoga COUNTY. y. Y.
He conducted Il successful business in hci;.e-
furnishings in Nev,-York City for many years.
The funeral VIII be held at the home tomorrow
afternoon, by the Rev. w B. Waller pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
CRrSRED TO DEATH BY A BOWLDER.

A big bowlder dropped from an overhanglng rock
at ne-hundred-and-t hirty-ninth-st and Seventh
ave Yesterday morning and crushed beneath its
300 pounds Of dead weight Frank Doan, an eng-
neer Of One-h hundred and thirty niEth-st. and St
Nicbolas-aye who was standing beneath Il. Dolan
was In the employ Of II. Mclaughlin. who has the
contract for the extension Of One-hundreG and
thirty -ninth-st.. from seventh 10 LenoX ave The
howldcr struck him on the back. and he lived only
q few minutes after he was struck ana the rock
removed from his body. l'last!ng was going on ut
The time bu; no one IS blamed for the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
ELNfSFORD.

Charles L. Montague. forty-fve years Old was
killed in a bicycle accident In Savannah "a' on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Montague was a son-ln-a"
of Robert Kuapp of Fernwcod Park this place.
His body was brought here. and the funerai Wa
lcld Yesterday afternoon. The rev. Jonn hhoN
Alien pastor Of the First Reformed Church larry
town oficiated. The burial was in sleepy Hollow
('nmOiNrN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
PEEKSKILL.

The closing exercises Of Drum Hill School Will be
held this evening In the Depew Opera House. Oak
s,do Alumni Association VIII also hold It's annual
recen,lon at their school this evening
Tha graduating exercises OF Oaksic School were
hold last evening In the Depcw Operi House. There
y,as a large audience present This wears graduate
Ing class comprises Grace Carman Charles }. Durn-
ing Nellie Durrln. Mary y. Engel Fred y Field.
Russell Foshay. Florence Griffin Lillian Horn.
n Alice Hughes Dora Hunt. Esther \. Woolcock
Franklin =. KoOgh, william L: Lane. jr.. Ella l..
Macy. william y. Richmond and Florence l.. romp-
l-fY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

a wedding Of local interest took pace at tho
home OF the brides parents. in Auburn, last even
ing when David Samuel Bronze. Of this village.
and Miss Ada Giltrap were married Miss Gltrap
is well known in this village. having been tenor
in the choir Of 81. Marks Episcopal Church. Of
which Mr. Bronze Is vestryman Mr.. and Mrs.
Bronze viii go TO California on their wedding trip.
and on their return viii be at home In this village.
George r. Johnson. State Inspector Of the Sons
OF Veterans. is attending the annual encampment
Of that order IN Auburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
MADE 4 DISTURBANCE n THE WALDORF.

George Barnes" young man. who said to
be Robert Upshur. a son Of Rear-Admiral Upshur
was fined s. In jefferson Market Police Court by
Magistrate Kudlich yesterday for creating dis
turbance in the Waldorf Wednesday night He
was arraigncd by Schuyler West tho hotel de-
tectiye, and gave the address No. 2l7 West Eff
feminist. which Is ST Joseph's Home for tho
Aged. In court the prisoner exceediny meek
and had nothing to say In extenuaton of his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
LARCliilONT.

The opcning dance held nj the LarchmOnt Yacht
club last night WAS brilliant social function and
WAS attended by many OF the well-known people
along the Sound The dance was preceded by a
Yachting dinner. at which nearly one hundred peo-
Die were guests. Among those present were Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
PORT CHESTER.

The Marguerite Festival given yesterday after
noon on the lawns surrounding the home of Mrs.
H. NJ Henderson successful affair. The
sale Of fancy articles and refreshments. which
was held in connection with the festival, IN aid OF
the hospital was conducted by Mrs j. W. Deal.
Mrs Charles Lambert Mrs. John McCarty, Mrs:
John II. Mills and other wc-known members OF
the Woman's Hospital Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

pearce New-York a. Mohawk Cra,. Gates NJ NJ Ia
Liverpool June 23-AUyod. steamers 'stn.S' \su>.
WALKER New York "a. iAssell ,i1. Treiidi"'"N Wv
York for Manchester. -, .,,., ,,res
Brow Head. June e4-Passed steamer isovi' uN'' ''
New-Yo ,t,,ts,.- May
Butt Of Lewis Jane 23-Passed steamer ''''' 49,
bach ((ier) Janssen Dantzic for New ioh. ,,,p.to
Plymouth June - j: 40 m-Arriveo S'1''i. and
Victoria Ger, Kaempfr. New-fork Tor h"iho"e
proceeded 49,, ,..n,.- oham
Rotterdam June -, m-Sa'ed' steamer
Dutch. RoggeVeen. New York. .,-,,,., ,putchl.
Antwerp June 22-Saled. steamer HfenieFh"Ne' w.
MINES New-York. - c,,,,a d,, Ham
uton Nav York for Genoa Marselles etc go. mn
Ayonmouth June 24-Arriyei. steamer fosoni"' w."
Andason, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
EA ST VIEW.

The taxpayers Of School District No. 1, OF the
town OF Mount Pleasant. have voted to build new
schoolhouse at "A cost of between 1860 and AOI.
The vote stood lG TO /. The old building was re-
Gently condemned unfit for by J. q. Miller,
School Commissioner Of the Second District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
TAN AEEN FINED SO.

William T. Van AIKEN. the blind man who was
acquitted last Tuesday on the charge Of attempted
felonious assault upon ex-senator John r. Nc
Pherson pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge
Fitzgerald In General Sessions 10 carrying loaded
revolver in violation OF a corporation ordnance
and was fined So lie paid the fine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
INVESTIGATING CONSTRUCTOR BOWLES
AN INQUIRY INTo THE CHARGES OF FAvoRiTlsM
HEGIN.

Az 1voIIRy INTO THE CHARGES OF FAVORlTlsM
BEGUN.
The charges OF favoritism which have been pre-
ferred against Naval constructor bo"c' W.
made the subject OF investigation when WAS
Log,,p bororc Commander G. II. Davis. at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday.
Philip +. Low was present in the interests oI oic
Of the persons who had lost his place in the yard
He refused TO say whom he represented, but Voiuh-
tecred the assertion that the ability to retain d
place I'm the yard was too much governed by pom
tics II was understood however. that Henry X.
Dean. an electrician employed in the constructor
deuaTtment and Charles Hankins. also an ciJc-
tommissionc and had made protest
The hearing was conducted behind closed ioors.
n u.,e said thai the hearing would probably pc
ended by tomorrow when the Commender would
submit "A report 10 the Secretary OF the Navy AT
Washington. 49,. .,,
The discharges according 20 Constructor BOW
were made strictly OH the ground OF economy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

modore and Mrs. Portley Mrs. V. +, Giilgi Mrs
Crockr MT and Mrs Oliver rr Ad1 r 5n1 HT p nn'
Proc,or Miss Proctor Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald
sand colonsl and Mrs Mclf@" DER s Mr
ana Mrs Richard O'Gorman, Nh and Mrs Johh
Bovan and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
Sunrise f. 80 Sunset % Moon Uses am 20 "o'" '
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
:, ,, Hook i.54 Gov Island 5:3s Hell Gaze 20
AN any HOOK 500 Gov Island $40 ile'! Gaze 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

Hndercorns makes comfort for the feet and
.asv walking Is removing the cDrns. ~ cts.
cay , Ts i1,,r Enlsar 7 Ne TO the hair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
Announcements.

= A. w Pocantco. Nakodas E. & w
Both new effects Ia high banded collars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

10 West sgth 81.
Impairmens OF the Nervous System. Impotence Steriy.
and like ailments Hours TO ]. ~ 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY, JUNE %.

a.,s Southampton, June 10. American
La Touranc Hayre. June 10 anchor
cftv If Rome glasgow June ~ -
Sa,,iaeo Nassau. June 22.....'N q xvii uo,
CaIe1 June II pe al, ~
.s IA C;uayra, June 9).......'', leu =
a. ~ Birming IN savannah June % Ha'a''
SUNDAY JUNE 81
v.-,.,,;,,, Rotterdam June i6..... :Holl-Amer
naInhic .. Liverpool, June 17........N White star
Hri11oro bermuda June 2i......'.. quebec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

Prince and broadway.
Warren and broadway.
Thirty second I'D l.roa
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

DAY.
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SPECIAL MENTION.

81 ENJIAL NH y L ION.
Advertisements admitted into these coEs
umns are recommended to the readers OF
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable, and
business can be done by mail with the I'D.
ycrtisers with perfect safety.