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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
TARRYTOWN.

The Florence House. al South Broadway md
Main-st. was suddenly closed yesterday morniug
ana tho guests hastily departed This was ~"
result OF unpleasant IN 'ountor between william
j Ryan and his wife and daughter II seems that
Mr Ryan. who IS the proprietor % 10" Florence
House ana OF several small hotels in N"N- YORK Wa
intoxicated and started 20 abus" hls VIZ" u l-
alleged that he stTuck hey several Umr-. ana INIT
when Mrs. iill the daughter. won't - her W'tn~; =
assistance she -. 'iv'I "a Ike punishment W il4i"
Hi ATTEMPTED 10 assist hir mother. bat was SIM
fairy dealt with Tho quarrel caused great deal
OF commotion in th" hotel. ani a.l 20" guest sym
pathzed with Mr.. Ryan ana her daughter. ana To-
gcther they packed th'r trunks ana started t1r m"
city. The hotel "as then c.Ds~!. ana il - not
known whether II viii De- i"oprn"i Or not
Another hraring ~ 10" case ~ lllhm II. u. fIv
against the trustees of the yill1g" ~ Iafryt""N
will be held to-day before John Sch.pss"f. of
Fishkil. referee -
\ moonlight excursion mp N" Hudson VIII b" held
this evening under the auspices OF the 'H1iStian
Fndeavor Society OF the First Reformed church.
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4 stock company composed OF the leading t'S'-
dents and clubmtn has been orsinl%rd III N.Y. '.'
the purpose O. building large casino A''',.- l',
oric.,s and directors Of the company are George
II Read william \ Read. william II 'ailin ana
9 Stewart Schenck. It is the intention 10 Pur.nis'
or lease all the property along the shoir "i io'.5
Island Sound from the American ~ IluiHI, ~
Edwards I{,ccn Hill This VIII iN'lut" ',ihi'hH
E,tcL and the other summer resorts. ana 49,
,icallv 40 away With any indu. cement FOR IN" iort
t'hcsicr Electric Railroad Company 80 rnlld - Hn"
To- the beach. The casino viii D." about ..''\I', ''''
nicrs a golf course shooting ana POLO grounds ana
pa,illons The Apawnmis club tnd inr Nh n," ,t nn
Yach: club Will probably consolidate WIN ih-
roslno and have their quarters f. tn" building
director OF tho company said HJsierGty ,n'' ',n
NJ The present season The company WAS organ
izcd about year ago win IN" Intention %. ,,
sinninc last slring. hat owing 20 ia" Wax nuiHiIi-
ans done AT that timr The location .'', -
ono % the pretticst on Long Island sound ana IS
accessible from Port Chester. Ky" o- MhHaf0N''N
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KILLED IN A COLLAPSE.
ONE WORKMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH AND AN
OTHER HURT IN A GRANDsT. BUILDING.

ONE WORKMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH AND AN
OTHER HURT IN A GRAND-sT BUILDING
John Field Atty years old. Of Arlington y. J..
and Michael Hyand. forty-hve years old OF No
50 Madison-st Jersey City. were hurled distance
Of forty feet yesterday afternoon down a shaft in
a new building i'm which they were working. at No
4s4 Grand-s,. Field Instantly killed and Hyland
was bruised about the body and was taken to
Gouverncur Hospital for treatment. At the hos
pi;al IL was said that he would recover
The building in which the accident happened is a
cracker bakery owned BY S. Is. Clark. whose orig-
ma! bakery is at No 1876 Grand-st. II is five stories
IN height and addition of the same height
is being constructed at No 49i. Large ovens OF
brick are being built IN shaft in the addition one
on each floor Four OF these had already been
completed and Field and IIyand were working
on The one on the dfth floor yesterday afternoon
when through some cause not yet ascertained the
brick archway over their heads gave way and
carried them down the shaft.
The noise made by the falling bricks. which
carried down the ovens each floor was heard
for a long distance and brought many people TO the
spot. 1t reported tina, many had lost tneiI
lives In the crash and great excitement prevailed
In the neighborhood.
BY . fortunate circumstances, however. the men
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FOR THE SOLDIERS HOME COMING.
CHARTER DAY COMMITTEE PLANNING FOR
PEACE CELEBRATION.

CHARTER DAY COMMITTEE PLANNING FOR A
PEACE CELEBRATION.
II peace Is declared It is probable that New York
will have 4 celebration worthy Of the event. Plans
are already being put forward but of course moth
ing will be- arranged definitely until the negotiations
between Washington and Madrid are consummated.
The Charter Day Celebration Committee. which
contemplated at that time. is now planning for A
from the front after having done loyal service for
their country While there Is 10 Intention 70 do
away entirely vita the charter feature ot the cele-
braton II Will be- made subordinate 10 that Of the
welcoming OF the soldiers and tho rejoicing incident
to the restoration Of peace
Colonel J. J. Garnctt. the secretary OF the General
Committee which had the charter celebration in
charge. IL out OF the city as are most OF the mem
bers OF the committee. Alfred Chasseaud. the
assistant secretary said yesterday that the idea IS
10 have a celebration lasting two days; there would
bee parades. meetings, oanlGetS ana reception IN the
various boroughs u the city. ana also music ana
fireworks. military parade Is 10 be one 81 N"
FEATURES In which troops from neighboring states
VIII Dee asked 10 participate. Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, is a rnenber Of the General Committee:
and also OF subcommittee on military anairs anu
1, is thought that through his influence the Rough
Riders may he induced 20 participate. ana thdt ne
may also succeed In having a number OF IN" most
prominent hips take part In the water patane.
Those who have the affair In hand nope the CITY
Will make the Appropriation OF SOC" toward the
celebration which refused for that or the
charter day affair. 80, 49,,
Avenue Hotel where the committee still has It's
headQuarters
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PULLED 4 LIWiEKS NJSE ~ cor RT


NYACK HOTEL MAN PAYS FINE AND a
DAMAGE SUIT i BEirN
Frederick Bcctson. proprietor % the Lamont
House a summer hotel at Grand View. a suburb
OF Nyack was fined 81 by Police Justice Hoffman
Yesterday for pulling the nose Of Johl McFarlaue.
a lawyer In the courtroom IN Nyark on Wcdn"--
DAY The trouble L. not ended Tor yesterday after
loon McFarlane through his counsel. County judge
A. ) TOmIkins. began suit against I'';son Tor
$500 damages. claiming that having h!s n"sr pulled
was an aggravated cas" OF assault Tor winch IN"
Justices fine OF 50 Is not 4 sufficient remedy
The trouble grew out of D. lawsuit IN when Bc'i-
sons son Frank iectsoI. WIS tho defendant on
July two little children BELONGING 20 Charles
Noble OF Grand NicH. While standing near the
roadside al their home. were shot. each In the
arm by a sinE.c small ball. which passed through
the arm OF and struck The other few days
ago Frank BcctsOn WIS arrested. charged with
careless shooting. resulting IN the injury "f he two
children. Frank tried before ju~tic" william
IL Christie. the trial beginning ON Monday md
closing Wednesday afternoon. Whc1l FRANK was
acquittcd After the clos" Ol IN" cas-" Frederick
Bcctson stepped up 10 McFaflnn" "ho had con-
Quoted the for IN" prosecution. caught him 10y
the coat and pulled his nos". McFpflanc Is little
man. while Bcctson j. much larger ana more pow
errul Rccteon was soon after arrested ana his
trial took place yesterday morning. when Justire
Hoffman fined him 500. which he Immediately paid
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SING SING

George Wallace Rryant wealthy r"Al-"st"i"
dealer in New-York CITY died NJ his home. sun
side. IN this town. or "Wednesday. ne WAS nfty-
eight years old. \ widow and i've chiliren survive
him The funeral will take place ~ morrow ne tho
Boptls, Church LcNiuston-aye. auI On.-hundrci-
and-elcvcnth-si. Manhattan. az noon burial 80
W0OdI4Wn Cemetery.
Alderman = T James ~ being urged by nis
friends tor the once II tru-te" 80 b." coming
school mcctins. which ViN De- held ~ H." Irot!"ny
SchoolhOusc next Tues. Jay evening
Contractor Lcmmcy announces Go" comp elton "!
the extension r.yond low-Hlt'r mark - 'h" Main
81 sewer a measure ordered 10y the state 20 ~
Of Health and carried out AZ a cost ot sewer %
thousand dollars
iiona Bank o. this village bad rcsour .rs - s.
IL - Its capital stock Is {"V't -ulll4s. S-''p
undivided profits tlof-3 -. and individual DEPOSITS
subject 10 check {.>2.li IS.
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NOENT NERNON.

The marriage is announced " Miss Sylvia Muf-
phv daughter OF NJ J Murphy. O: ~. =" Frank
lln-avc.. to Godfrey :. II saunders ~ ~" ~
Muuroc-st. The ccrcmory was performed on M"Fch
g. I'm Trinity Episcopal Church hy tn" Rev : I
Graham , A., t1,,,,b
Tho inquest into the death ~ MIS- hhnh1 IN
-rrasier 81 <rv- Rochelle who committed sui'hi"
In "A lot in North Fourth-ayr.. VIII J." n"ld 10
night IN the police station " 1oion.I i.hi,,l''.
Tn brothers ana husband o. ~" woman have been
summoned 10 appear -, l.,
Vnvs has been received here 49, tho death IN
California OF George r White. eide. son ~ - ~.
Write. Of 80 - south Fourih-'tr W. .,'"
road FOR more than twenty years
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"BYG SIX'S" NEW OFFICERS.

Az the headquarters Of Typographical Union
No 6 In Chambers-st.. II was announced yesterday
morning that result OF the annual erection
held on Wednesday the following officers were
chosen for the current year
pres,dert-IAMES = FARRELL. who defeated John II
Manuel the administration candidate
Vice-preslirnt-JOHN II IEIANEl ~
Secretary and tr"isurrr-lEkOME +. HEAiI
Trustee-SAMUFI. MAHoon . . ..,..,..
Auditors EDWARD r CASSIDY. NJ = FREEMAN ana
WILLIAM J ROBINSON ,,,..~-,
Delegates the syracuse convention ~ ..NE ! !.
GREENDERG ALEXANDER GRAY JAY FINN and
THOMAS T. MtIAAliEN.
Sergeant AZ ns-TfIOMAS j ROBINSON.
Reading clerN-THOMAS A. LAYTON.
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HTGHVAYUAN BEATEN OFF.
4 MOUNT VERNON MAN RESCUED FROM A

FOOTPAD BY a PARTY OF FRIENDS.
Frederick Sching. wcllknown real estate
dealer OF NO 2l3 North Seventh-ave. Mount vernon
and George Johnston. hackman had an exciting
experience on Thursday night with highwayman.
who held them up near 81. Pauls church. III Last
Chester Mr.. Schlling had been spending tfic even
Ing at the lnvermerc Hotel. East Chester ana Tas
being driven home. Just the ccuCh was passliS
the old church Il spTIng out IRON th.,, rodu-
side and seized the horse by the bride. CdliliS 70
Mr. S,hll ing TO give up his money or ne. "ouii
shoot him The hackman tried 10 beat me iootfan
of with his whip. but he received = teri,lhI D.ow
the side OF his head ana was knocked fo'i
the box. 1900, -,
The robber then sprang into the "ehice and a..
tempted to overpoWcr Mr. Schillng. In me i's L
the two men rolled out upon the ground au9 ~ ~
hlghwayman falling his victim. snatcntd MS
watch anI diamond stud. He vas attempting 10
take his wallet when 4 party or youhs meIi ~ W.
knew. Mr. Sching came alOnE ana iilShtehs, MN III
away He ran backward with his hama III MS mp
roc ket threatening shoot any on" VINO 1l,thpteu
TO siop him Mr. Schng and his fIlends Ncle
urarm,l but they took refuge behind n" arr
trees on the roadside and p",tcd the rohper WIN
etonrs ~ he fed through the old East chester
Cemetery. , ..or,
Vi SHILLING SAYS that the robher Is snor,;
stout man apparently Of middle ase' ana was "ei'
DIR. Cd
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did not fall 10 the bottom OF the SHAFT but ahucs ~
or a nrofection at the first floor. while much OF
the debris went still further down into the cellar,
II was there that they were seen oy nose VIM S
went 70 their assistance. Field was hleless' dH1
Hyland suffered from painful bruises on ms hsad
and Lody Fellow vorkmcn took the bodY OF fltii
Tror, M iedee and helped Hyland FROM the shaft
The addition to the factory = under me chS ~ Ee
of the contractor J J. Brennan, win f1helS SUI
ivan Of Ryder-ave. and Onc-h undrod-hnd-ioiH
cighth-st. as foreman. Sullivan was arrested ana
locked m in the Delancry-st station.
What caus-d the co1psc IL not known. ana a
careful investigation, into the circumstances sur
ronndine me accident will be instituted The
break seemed to nave started IN the arch at me
ION hui an examination may indicate That Il start
ed M some ether point IN the shlit
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TEMPERANCE WORKERS MEET.

ocean Grove July IS GipcciaD.-The annual meet
ing Of the National Temperance Society began it,
four days session this morning In the Auditorium.
before n fairly cood-szed audience that made up
In enthusiasm what II lacked In numbers large
dele cation Of co,d-water advocates Is expected IN
arrive Tomorrow and 10y Sunday the Grove Will
overflow with temperance Zea,ots. Bishop Fitz.
Gera'd welcomed the society Joshua J.. Bailey. Z
Philadelphia president OF the society. and the Rev
DR.. James IL. Dunn. secretary. made replies.
Addresses were delivered this evening 10y the Rev.
DR.. +. l.. Poulson, OF Brooklyn, and the Rev. Dr.
Howard Russell
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A COMPANY TO OPERATE ~ PORTO RIcO.

Trenton. July 2S GpeciaD.-The Porto Rico Com
mercal Company filed articles OF incorporation to-
day The company is authorized TO do IA general
shipping and commission business build docks
piers wharves and steamers and sailing
vessels for carrying freight mail. build and
operate telephone and telegraph lines own and
oycTaie electric railway and construct and operate
grain and other elevators -four mills and sugar
fefineries The capital stock Is :3J.0o divided into
ZOO shares OF which William ID Martin. OF New
York holds /: Felix - Ruthenhurg. OF Ecw-York.
I. Isaac w. Taussig, Of New YORK, 4, and Allan
l. McDermo:t. OF Jersey City,
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PLANS FOR THE /OOLOGICAL PARK

The ZooIo-ical Society is pleased with the prog
r.ss made In perfectng rs plans for the Geological
Park The members are particularly gratined at
tho prompt and liberal spirit In which their plans
have been met by the Mayor and Board Of Estl-
mate The plans and specifications for the ground
improvements In the park. to be- paid for out Of
the fund of s620oo appropriated by the Board OF
Estimate at IT, meeting on Wednesday, are now
complete and will be laid before the Board Of Parks
at lis next meeting
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HOME NEWS.
Is AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AyENUE-Professor c. A. Young 0,
Princeton; General J. J. Estey. or VerhionI, an'
Sanotor Cb,rIeq 7 Faulkner OF West Virginia
HOILAND-RoOert +. Linderman. or South BEN
lehem Penn IMPERIAI-Ju1ge Q. H. Perkins o'
Dcs Moines Iowa MURRAY HlLL-otate INdii.
80 Commissioner Ashley w Cole OF Albany;
Major James w Hinkey. OF Poughkeepse' eX-
Judge J. Rider Cady. OF Hudson. n Y; Colone, W
SCHUYLER L. s. A.. and Bishop ID. A booisei'
of Tennessee WINDSOR-John Addison Porter
secretary to the President.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Cornelius Vanderbilt 20 arrive from europe o"
the Lucana.
Funeral Of Hamilton Fish. jr.. St Marks church'
li:90 a m.
The battle-ship Texas expected from odh'dso'
Richard Croker's return home on the Lucania.
Caucus Of the Committee on Organnatl9h OF ! nc
Republicans OF the County of New-York, p m
Meeting of the Dock Board p. m
Meeting of the Police Commissioners, forenoon
Music in Battery Park, p. m.
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uTSIC FOR THE BELLEVUE WOUNDED

The wounded soldiers from the Seneca and tho
Relief that at Bellevue all doing well
Donald c. McCieland. OF the list New-york. has so
far recovered to be able to go to his home I'm
this city. Yesterday Afternoon the Clover Trio
composed OF young women, visited the wards Of the
wounded soldiers and sang ceveral negro melodies
and war SONGS. The soldiers listened with delight
and applauded many tImek
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PRESIDENT ECsTON DENIES THAT ANY DIFF
FICULTIES EXIST.

FICULTIES EXIST.
Chicago July &-The secretary Of the National
Linsced Oil Company has given 2Otice to the com
mission houses on the Board Of Trade to transfer
Albert Dickinson, at So cents. al the company's
open 1axseed trades. The market. after the trans
fers had been made rallied to Sc cents. showed
considerable strength and closed at s. cents II IS
said that five hundred thousand bushels OF
faxseed changed hands. President Euston said to-
day.
There IL nothing at this time In the financial
condition of the company to warrant the TuInOrs
which have been circulated that the company is
going into the hands OF receiver. The company
has no post due paper. and its losses on the seed
market have been largely exaggerated At this date
and at present market prices It's quick assets are
sufficient pay It's liabilities
The company has an authorized capital Of $500
UC According TO statements said 20 have been
made by President Euslon to brokers. the company
was short OF cash for margins owing to the slump
I'm the price of faHScrd but would he H. funds
shortly and the closing Of the trades would not in
terfelc with its operations IN any way whatever.
The price Of naXsccd really below the cost Of
production. 4 large amount had been sold wi hin
a short time from 81 03 70 81 %. and the company
would probably be in the market very soon for cash
flax at 81.
II is understood that the banks Of Chicago bave
loaned the company from $2UD.0D 10 sJpJ1c on
warehouse receipts at about eight cents, being
hence amply secured. None Of this seed has been
sold. doubtless. one banker said because they
did wish take advantage OF the company :
temporary embarrassment.
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DIAMONDS HELD AT THE Custom NOISE.

Pending "A reappra.sement. tho Custom House or
nc,als are holding diamonds and other precious
stones valued at about $1,000. belonging 70 Bonner
Rich Grlnberg & Co. importing jewellers. at NO
r. Maiden Lane The stones arrived by steamer
las, Saturday with Adolph J Grinberg. who pur-
chased them abroad The officials assert mat on
some of tho packages containing the stones there
"a a difference Of almost ~ per cent between ~"
declared and actual value on many OF the pack
ages no question was raised as TO their value ny
the !als II expected that reappralsement
to-day would settle the question 10 the satisfaction
aflc concerned
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. JULY IS 1888
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Critic U}D. Griffith. Lelth July and Dundee
H. with mdse and one passenger To Simpson. Spence 4
Young. Arrived the Bar 1T 10 80
Steamer Pennsylvania Ger. Spedt. Hamburg July H.
with mdse ia cabin and lad vassengers
Hamburg American Line Arrived at the Bar IL 80
2Ith.
Saale Ger, Blake. Bremen and south
ampon % with mdse ~ cabin and l6l seerage passen
to Oelrlchs & Co Arrived at the Bar at $50 "A N.
Steamer Prins Wlilem "a Dutch. Sibbiles Paramarbo
July g. peni-rata I. Trinidad TO- Carupano H. Cimana
L. Guana ~, La 'iuayra II. Curacao IL Jacme 10
20 and Port au- Prince -, with mds. and Is
passengers 10 Kunhardt n Co. Arrived the Bar AT
IN. 2Ith.
Steamer Flaxman (Ir Brown. Santos July g. Pernam-
buco ~ and II Lucia q. In ballast 10 Busk Jevons
Arrived at the Bar nt 315
Steamer Ei Pnso. Gardner. New-Orleans days with
indse to I Van Sickle.
steamer CITY Of Augusta. Daggett. July
with mdse and passengers to the Ocean SIS
Steamer Bencfactor Ingram. Georgetown. c. July "a
and Wilmington \ C. y. with mdss and passengers 10
WIN L Clyde d Co
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NEW ROCHELLE

Mrs Dennis O'Connor died at her hom" tn Elm
st Residence Park. on Wednesday from a." 81
iects oi an operation for append lti' MIS- ''on-
nor leaves husband ana four children.
Mr. and Mr. Columbus O'Drtr"ll ls"nn ana
Colonel and Mr. Delaney A~t'r Kan" started
Yesterday for an outing IN "a" WIT" Mountains
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A STATEN ISLAND rR0LLEY SMASH
WOMAN SEVERELY CUT hND OTHER TAs-
SENGERS BRIISED

SENGERS BRUISED
4 rcar-end collision between two ears on the
Staten Island Electric Company's lines occurred at
Richmond Terrace and Jcrsev-st, NcW-BrightOn.
yesterday afternoon. closed car OF the Jersey
n. line brought 10 stop At the foot Of the
hill Richmond Terrace. while the motorman
left the car 10 turn III" switch An open ear bound
for Port Richmond. was closely following II. and
the motorman unable 10 stop his ear on dc-
count II is alleged. II the slippery track The
cars crashed together with such force that the
closed car with brakes set. sent over on" hun
drcd feet ahead There were only few passengers
i'm the Jcrsey-st. car and they escaped injury OK
ccpt Mrs Mary Corners 81 Ccntrc-st. She sprang
TO her feet when she saw the impending collision.
and was thrown heavily. Her face was severely
cut The passengers in the open car escaped with
bruises and u wrecked fender was the only ~ M
the
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
4. q w.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Is MON sets m OBI Moons age II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
NJ Sandy Hook 2:a Gov Island 2 - He'll Gate SIS
r W-Sandy Hook 3 ~ Gov. Island Ala He'll Gate 60I
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these cal
ANN. ore rrcomme nded 10 the readers a,
TIE TRIBUNE ms thoroughly reliable. and
busines~ chr he done By mail with the -
xertts~rn with perfect safety.
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The unsatisfactory reports from Chicago had the
effect OF causing break OF ~ points Ia National
Lnseed from "Wednesday and II points from Mon
day. The local representative o! the company Is
c. Vi. Switzer who declined to make any statement
He said he simply a sales agent, and knew
nothing Of the company's affairs
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. JULY 30.


ALLEGHENY Island. Atlas. 1000 a m 1900
Liverpool. Cunard oHro 1900
Prince. Pernambuco Prince IL 90 100
y cuba 100
George W clyde. Charleston. Clyde 300
la ,,ascogne Hare French 100 1900 n
INornp Rio JaneirO Haml- Amer IL 90 l.uo
Mpdinna. - Thomas. Quebec $50 m II 20
phornicii Hamburg. uamh Amer 2:oo
Wrrk-ndam. Rotterdam Hol-Amer. 500 a IN 1000 a
MONDAY. AUGUST l.
Exeter city. Bristol Bristol city.
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Announcements.

EAKODAS.
The popular Summer collar.