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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

James J. Ford a w,l.-known business man Of TINS
city. died on Sunday ~ his home, No. Under
cliff-s;.. after an Illness Of year. lie was hiY-
years Cd. and came 10 his country rom I've
land abou, twenty-five years ago. The funeral
Will be held tomorrow morning at 20 O'Clock.
The YOnkers Board Of Assessors, which mas hdd
temporary quarters i'm the Council Chamber az
Manor Han for several years. moved yesterday
into the rooms recently occupied ny me Re1elN' !!
of Taxes These have been Thoroughly removal , j
and make "a convenient of,ice. city surveyor .. =
Y. Leiiva has also moved into new quarters.
The junior eight 10 represent tne Pansade i5oat
CLUB In the races the II r en- River NcNt Nor
day IL working hard and getting in s)oi shape II
will practice ealt mcrninE and afteInoon TINS WecN
til Thursday when The members VII 20 M'o
their training quart y OI ne !farle m 80
The Ncakcrs Auxiliary 20 me ksu CI"s,S
VIII his Afternoon IN Hollywood inn 'iu"
ia The absenCc of Mrs Sna.mIn, Tho chairman;
Mrs. Scrugha,n e In charge Workers ana material
arc needed. Af,er this month the sCcieiF ~" meet
in h. WOa4an'S Institute IN Palisad'-oN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
4 MOUNT hISCO Man MISSING

Much anxiety Is felt in Mount Kisco. Westchcst er
County. for the safety OF George McCabe. chief OF
the Fire DEPARTING mt Of that village. lie left that
place on Thursday last TO come TO New-York TO
purchase and intended TO return early In the
afternoon. McCabe made several trips week TO
the city and always carried a considerable amount
Of money with him. When he did not return 10
Mount Ksco Thursday night his family became
worried ard on Friaay his TWO brothers TO
the city to look for him. They learned that he was
seen at the Vanderbilt Hotel Lexington-aye end
Forty -second-st.. but had visited his usual
wholesale houses His family fear that some acct
dent has befallen him. or that he is victim Of foul
play The NewYork police and the police Of all the
towns in Wosichoster County have been ASKED TO
look him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
NO CONVECTION WITH JAGO CASE.
MR. CLARK. CHIEF STEWARD OF THE LU-
CANA. WRITES TO THE TRIBUNE RE-
GARDING THE FRAUDS ON



GARDING THE FRAUDS ON
THE BRITANNIA.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: An article appeared In your paper Of August
10 in which It stated that (Henry Clark. chief
steward OF the steamship Lucania. was 10 be ar
rested at Queenstown for being implicated or in
collision with a man named Jaeo. the late chief
officer of the White Star steamship Britannia. for
carrying some letters TO be mailed at Queenstown
which supposed 10 contain inform alton in re-
gard 10 his Uagos) misdoings
The facts Of the are of course. well known
to you long this and there having been con-
tradiction IN your paper Of the article Of the 18th
inst. must ask YOU 10 please have inserted In
your paper a contradiction 10 my being in any way
connected with the notorious affair.
Holding the place Of chief steward Of tho steam
ship Lucania. and consequently coming in contact
with 50 many eminent personages who cross and re-
the Lucanid. the article may have detrl-
mental effect on my reputation and do injury 10 the
company have the honor 10 serve.
The facts OF the case were these. That two letters
had been given the chief saloon steward ID.
Wood by OF the stewards Of the Br! annie ask
!nc him mail them at Queenstown. These etteIs
were seen by the detective and police officials at
Liverpool bat had no bearing whatever on JagO :
case Wood being exonerated by Sir J. Ridge, or
London as being innocent Of any charge against
him. II. CLARk Chlei steward
Steamship Lucania, August g. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
SLIGHT REACTION ~ STOCKS.
LITTLE DANGER OF EXCESSIVE MONEY RATES
BUYING Of GOLD IN LONDON.

LITTLE DANGER OF EXCESSIVE MONEY RATES
BUYING OF GOLD IN LONDON.
Transactions on tn Stock Exc%inee yesterday
were e,,siect4d 20 depressing Influences. and as
rce,l, her. was one of those Sigh, reactions which
every bull move 7.lont is bound 20 experience one
~ me mos; important factors IN The situation yes
terdav vas the fcar OF SITTER money rates SatuT-
da,'s bank statement showing further aecr@as'
Of over ssojofo in The surplus reserves Of the As
ISOLATED Btn!.s not q ii character 70 INSPIRE
confidence Many u the leading stocks feM III :
per cont while The whole list showed declines OF q
more or les important nature. The apprehension
INSPIRED among operators IN r-gar1 10 money rates
wore away before the day ondrd. when II oecamr
known that large shipments Of gclG 10: l!PO' a.
Bank Of England Dispatches from London orou&ht
The news mat oyer iI0Ilr0 in sold had neen D'Dght
I'm th- open market. The best un1n '!al "Hperts III
tie street are unanimous In the cpi1ifl however,
money rs;es. in view ol the large sums that con d
be brought from London If recessafy IhrIt "p-
pears ~ L tie doubt thai sufficient GOA eould -
obtained 10 kcco none from advancing NetOilu Il
legal figure. Gail morcy is he'd htny at per
cent.
Tic total number Of share sod On the stock
slender in comparison with mos Of nc sessions iof
the last three we - This is accounted for ny the
fact thai the Exchange closed mos; hall an hou.
earlier han usual. IN oTi"r % give the m"mnef
Another feature ~ com. c'icn WIN the d',,HHfeS
q he dav The large nlm5er OF sales mlde LOT
The purpose Of taking in rrohts In view %, me
absence of til strong support recently ciVen me
market by outside investors. inls uiI nc NJ, =.
o. sin further helping ne down"ai" Tch" ~
prices ,,
The number q shares sold for The week ern,drng
.rcus, q W.. 212' 2,- or an increase of l,lsHI
o, r tho corresponding period Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
R GDWIAE
BSaEsiaa& Powder
Absolutely FaSrS
HOME NEWS
OINTMENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
ALBEMAHLE s. p4at Greene. Of Schenectady.
PEI.VEDERE-Pro Professor Soh~e.bcr and Professor
Z!mpor % Berlin HTCKlNGHAM-T H. cope. Of
phi'ad,lpnla EVERETT Major j IL. Burbank.
United S.atos ARM. FIFTH AVENCE-The Rev.
Dr Abraham tuyper .f The Free University. Am
si,rdam. 40 md. 80 LAND Marvin Hushl,t'
of CAcago IMPERIAL IN Mayor charles :.
Bishop Of Buffalo md Governor w. T. Thornton
Of New- Mexico MANffATTAN- judo j. IT, Reed.
of Pu'sbure. Penn. MARLBORO; i'I-captaiA
hamilton Ward. Jr. United State Army. NH
RAY HfLI.-Maior John " DiIcnhdck. trfod
States Army PARK NNENUE-Judgc y. Il Klein.
Of WalkerstoWn. Canada. PLEA captain ). H.
Kerr United States Army WAADDR RI Ferdinand
W Peck United states Commissi Jnc~-General TO
the Pars Exposition. and ex-senator charles +.
Henderson. Of Ne3raska. WlNDSOK-John W.
Doauc of CHICAGO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
COUNTESS BODENBAcH NOT KyOvy

Baron d. Lang. tho friend OF the supposed
Countess Wanda Won Speuo I}odenbach who died
Saturday morL.ur AT 30 20 West Thirty
cighih-st.. has informed IA" Austrian Consu, Of
her death. 1t was said at The Consulate Yesterday
that such family name known 10 the con
sui. but the clerk IN the Office added. we VIII
Ind the heirs Of the woman II Informed bv
the Public Administrator that she Is an Austrian
and left property This Office. however. viii make
ARRANGEMENT for the burial Of thr woman
The funeral Of the dead woman was held veg
tcrGay morning .rOm IN" Undertaking snop In
CarmiTe-st to which her body taken. Two
carriages followed ihr hearsc TO Calvary Cemetery
Baron de Lang' followed the body It's Lao; r. St
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
NEW YORK CITY

The Charity Organization Society appeals for so
to relieve the suffering Of woman who Is dying
Of cancer and who cannot Be- removed 20 "a hos
pi.al Her brother and sister doing all they
can TO care for her. hut are not able go support
her entirely Any money FOR this case sent 20 the
Charity Organization Society. 80 lo5 East Twenty
s'cond-s,.. Will be promptly and publicly acKnowl-
edged
The Stephen Merritt Burial Company has recent
~ added hoarse 10 its already complete es-
iabishmenj. Merritt Is equipped IN every dctaN
which meets a pressing need when churches are
closed
Tho five hundred machnists employed In the
printing press shops q Hoe * 90 returned 10 work
yesterday. after q isc weeks str.k.. Tn' men re
turned 10 work at daily WAGES ranging from 3 20
10 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
SING SING.

Considerable interest is being manifested over
the question TO who VIII be the next deputy
postmaster. At the preson; time Henry H. Rey-
nolds. Democrat. is holding under Postmas-
ter McNaly. and for his place there two prom-
nent applicants-Nillag Trustee J. Edward Holla
who is a personal friend OF the postmaster. ana
George Leary. son Of Thomas Leary, who WAS ar
applicant for the postmastcrship AS peace Of
fcring 10 Mr.. Ledry sr., number of the Repub-
lican leaders in the county are anxious that his
should receive the appointment. while Post
master McNaly seems 10 take the attitude that
the matter is one in which his personal preferences
should be consulted Mr.. Hoila is at present a
keeper In the State prison while Mr.. Leary who
served in the posofice clerk some years ago. is
engaged in the real estate and insurance bust
with his father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
LARCHMONT

The cottages and clubs OF Larchmon, Manor wero
ablsSe last night with fireworks and decorations
IN honor of the annual parade Of the Fire Depart
ment. The Larchmont Fire Department has one
OF the finest volunteer equipments in the country
The engines and hose-carrissss cost more han
$1,000, and nearly two hundred wealthy club and
business men always hand the annual
inspection The procession reviewed at Foun-
tain Square by William I'll. Campbell. Chief Of tbs
Larchmont Department. Commissioner Scanned
and Chiefs MacAdam and Bonner of the New
York Fire Department and Mayor FIske Of Mount
Vernon: The affair was ended by dinner and
entertainment at the Bevan House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
EyrIRNIONN TD ROcKLiND LAKE.

Tho West Shor" Railroad has recently decided
- open mp is line Of road to those in search OF
excursion resorts aid Rockland Lake. one OF the
most beautiful lakes IN the Empire state. with all
It's attractions excursion resort. Will he
brought near 10 N"w York By the fast train service
- the West Shore. together with low rate OF %
c"uts for tho round trip Tor all those desiring 20
axe advantage Of mis- NJ resort Ile nrst pODu-
Ir excursion will he run by the Vest Shore Rail
al on sunday. september md Monday Sep
s. mb'r ) Tho Train VIII lcal. Frlnklin-st az
~ and q. N 'ni We; Forty-sccond-st. a :
ard - - q. and frequent returning train
srrvlce has boon Arrtng-f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

REFEREES Appointed
supreme court
BY McAiam
Emigrani Industrial Savrgs Bank agr. Vlctory-Max
MC-cf.
Matter ~ O'Neill--Fdward Jacobs
~ Maciean.
Carrier agt. Got.sfed .iorris Cukor
Ey Nash. T.
Hart agt. Samuels-Aueustus 9. brown.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supr-m" count.
~ McAdam j.
Robert Gibson CLAUDE " Mick 1.-TWO casas, Walter
g Hennessy.
Hy Cohen. j.
james A. Bortuick aEf CHARLES W Bl,ds-t-Alexander
T. Mason.
by Reekmsn. j.
Samuel II. Lyons agt Oscar l.. Lyons-Myer Holman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
END or THE OCEAN Grove cAup-urrTryG

Ocean Grove y. j. Aug. % (SpeciaD Tn. last
sermons OF the camp-mecting were preached TO-.
day. The preacher at the morning service was the
Rev Or Thomas iAnlou. prcsd nj OF Peuning-
ton Seminary who has preao he'd here the morning
following camp-meeting Sunday for the last ten
years Dr. iIanl0n selected Tor his text VIVA,
shall 1t profit a man II ne gain the whole world
nu0 lose rs iva SOUL iae clerical Quartet CON
Quoted the service in the auditorium this after
L0oI. ana his evening the pulpit WAS fcd by Seth
Reeves. the quaker evangelist. who delivered a
orthodox sermon Eternity" II was the last
sermon of the camp. and AZ the after-seryce there
were more than one hundred penilents at the altar
The camp VIII close tomorrow morning with the
"Aorch round jerusalem" farewell songs and in
FAINT baptism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
PETITION " RlNhRIPTCl.

Louis r RotascSild filed a petition In bank
rup,cy Yesterday MS schedules showing liabilities.
s.. JOS and no actual assets II" owns II" shares
Of stock Of the r Rothschild's Sons COMPANY
manufacturers Of bar nxtures. formerly OF no
$40 Broadway. and Cincinnati Ohio. which failed
a year ago. the stock Of when he regards as
wort HESS. Tho petition Is 10 get rid Of Two lI1E
Irenfs obtained against him. one j. FOR Sintp 10
favor Of tho Mechanics and Traders Bank oh
;ained September 20. 49,, and ihr other iof
Slr 80 in favor OF the Market and Fulton Ma
tional Bank on March O. 1895 The attorney is
Edward Z Taliaferro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
SrTZFD I4CES AND MATS. roo.

Two special Treasury agents announced yesterday
that they had made a formal seizure Of all he
contents Of the case containing the lac"s when
INias Hurd. Fif;h-ave. Ini.ner. Is charged Win
having attempted to smuggie into this country sew
oral weeks ago The seizure mad on he
orn.,,6 ,hs. the law empowers the customs officials
10 hold any trunk case or package IN which dutia-
bic articles not declared may have been tolnd
In addition to the accs. which nave been ap-
praised al COZ francs. the seizure emhra 'es .
Quantity o! fancy hat trimmings and oN t"osgnt e
~ eamnl. hats OF he most mOdish design. The
napers in the Hurd were sent to the 10"
fiviSion OF the Custom House yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
roy STEALS cENrRlL PARK PEAC0cK

Detectives sweeney and Cahnl ~ the West one
hundred and -tw,nty ATHEIST station. saw Charles
Scheinsly tn years old % 80 y, East Onr-hun-
dred-aud-frsi-s'. come cuf Of central Park at the
northvesi end late Yesterday afternoon with ban-
ket under his arm Tho blanket wrgsl'd. and the
detectives grew suspicious They asked the boy
what he had m tho blanket. ana peacock stuck
its mead aut see what the master was ne boy
SAID he had fouuc the pea ock ON the lawn IN the
Park and pc and another boy were COINS 20 rel. H.
/, was blind h- aid and he thought n might "a
well nave it : hrin~ky Wa held by Mtglstrtt"
crane I'm she Harlem Court $500 ban Tor tsial IN
the Court II Special Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY AUGUST 90 1895
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. AUGUST 90 1895
ARRIVED.
steamer laurie (Br) smith Liverpool August 49, with
mds- u White Star Line. Arrived at the Bar at a m
steamer Mohl>4n ,lir Dickens sharpness August &c
Swansea IL, ballast and pass.ngvGs t. a
HOGAN !. BAR a .t5 y
Ethiopia (i}rb. Wadsworth, Glasgow August
NoNle IL. with mdse. 1919 cabin and l2l
passengers - Henderson Bros Arrived the ~
a. m.
steamer Vega uoru Co"lho Lisbon
Michaes 10. with mise. cabin and - steerase pas
to q Amsnk y co. Arrived the bar b
"a
steamer city OF Kingston ,rr Nickerson Port Antonio
ia. Maria August ~ rdse and two. cabin
passengers t. the American Fruit Company Arrived nj
the iiar at %
Steamer Altai trD Morris. Kingston August - Porto
colombia H. treytovn -, Port Limon - Kingston
- with mdse and - cabin passengers PIN Forwood
kelock. Arrived at the Bar al IL
Steamer Ant!a lBr). Montela Nassau August ~, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
MOUNT KISCO.

Asa W Young one OF the Oldest and bestknown
residents Of Northern Westchester County died at
his home. in Wildwood. on Sunday. He born
in this county seventyseven years ago. His funeral
Will be held Wedn esday afternoon In the Friends
Meeting House. Cha paqua.
Sergeant Elliot Cowd.n. Of Colonel Roosevclt's
Rough Riders and his brother. Winthrop Ccwdn.
Of the 18th Regiment. New-York Volunteers. have
returned home furloughs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

MALONE y Y. Aug - Ernes' Colson. OF Tup-
pcr Lake aged twenty-cight. was shot and Instantly
killed on ~. " s.Deck Road. three miles from
TLpper Lake. Saturday night Colron was watch
ing for deer. iu company win Xlb1 Woscot. and
the latter sceiug two men approach!Ue called col
sons attention them As Colson turned 10
look toward them 30 was shot Ilc took Il few
steps ana said "rhosc fellows have shot me"
falling Nf-ess to tnc ground. coroner Morehouse
Viii conduct an Investigation 1t IL believed that
the shooting was accidental.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
KILLED BY ExpLosIOy or + rApoR B4TH.

Chicago. Aug. al r Higgins. cashier FOR the
troasurers Office Of the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad 3 dead from barns received IS the
explosion Of a ylpor bathing apparatus. IN which
he cnd-avorng 10 secure RELIEF from hay
fever The shock terrific. cov,rin9. him with
scaldng steam. ard l-1vinx scarcely a portion OF
his body uuharmod. Mr.. Higgins had Dccn IN tn.
employ - the Rock - nd road FOR eighteen wears
He af'y-tVp wears cid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
ANIMAL MEETING OF PHARMACISTS.

Baltimore. Aug 2s.-The forty-sixth annual meet
lns Of the American Pharmaceu'ical Assoc.a ton
began IN this city this morning and VIII continue
during thu week About tire" hundred delegates
from AN parts OF the country many Of whom are
accompanied by their wives ard families. are in
attendance This morning was devoted an ex-
ccu,iyc session Of tic council. The first general
session was held In the afternoon. and elaborate
reception and musical en- icrtainmept were rendered
the del, gates and visitors at night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
rJPy LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug 23-Tne Los Angeles
Soap Company's plant was destroyed BY fire to-
dav. Tho blaze was preceded by explosion
The loss IS placed al $4,000 partly Insured
Pittsburg Aug pa fire at New Kensingtor
eighteen miles north OF Pi'tsburg at o'clock this
morning destroyed the Opera House. HaTmer's
Block Jacob.n's Block and "A number OF dwellings
The Central Hotel was badly damaged The loss is
estimated at $1,000, partially covered BY insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
ADrAycE N REFINED GRADES or SUGAR.

The American Sugar Refining Company posted a
notice Yesterday advancing he prices OF IT'S re-
fined grades one-sixtecnth 81 cent pound. IT,
p r,innine full time soon and thu Doscher refinery
is rSpidlv nearing completion. II viii not De- l"iS
before the sugar situation Will nave r'a'"'' "' III
20 perOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
BRONXNILLE.

Eugene Cnderhill, son Of the la:e Lawrence o
Underhl. for fifty years station agent and post
master at Bronxville. found dead In bed at
MS home yesterday afternoon Mr.. Cnderh had
been living alone. and Coroner Banning OF Mount
Vernon, who was called. thinks he died Satur-
cay night Mr.. Underhin appeared much de-
Pressed. and II is said had been drinking heavily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
WHAT IS GOING oN TO-DAY

Secretary Aleer to arrive from Washington
his way 10 Montauk
Police Commissioners. No. 30, Muiberry-st.. noon.
staten Island Cub reception for officers OF the
North Atlantic Squadron, 80 T. IN.
Muse at Mount Morri, and Tompkns square
parks D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
war CL4THS or THE STATES.
THE AUDITOR OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
TELLS ABOUT THEIR PAYMENT

TtI-T-S NHOT-T TFIIIK FA1NtNI
Washington. Aug. 9-Aready several OF the
States have hled with the Secretary Of the Treas
ury Claims FOR reimbursement Of expenditures grow
Ing out Of the war Auditor Brown. ot the Treas
ury Department. In speaking OF these claims said;
There seems 10 be- mis- apprehension the
part o. some Of the claimants Creditors cannot
Present tneir accounts direct 10 the War Depart
mont The law provides that all accounts must be
paid hy The states and the General Gov rnmcnt
viii reimburse tn" States The principal delay
likely 10 be- occasiousd IN tho settlement OF the
ella ms arises from the failure cases 10 re-
cer; tn his properly and have them approved
hy the Governor. When ne vouchers are pre-
s,nt.l IN proper shtpe ihis OF vii pass upon
th.fu urOml'tt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
ROTEIN CASE POSTPONED

san Francisco Aug. .,.-The habeas corpus pro-
ceedines in the Bo,kin cas-" were to-day post
poned for one week. Detective McVey. from Deia-
ware arrived here TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
THE MAYOR CALLED BACK AG1N.

Another interruption in Mayor Van Wyck's vaca-
ton Is expected to-day. Officials at the civ Hall
said yesterday that he was expected 10 be in his
ONCE again this morning 10 relieve Acting Mayor
Guggrnheimcr. who is going TO Syracuse 10 deliVar
an address before the State Agricultural Fair near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
TARRYTOWN.

1t is believed that citizens committee Will be
appointed to hold reception for the Tarrytown
boys who went 10 the war and arrangements are
being made 10 call public meeting for that pur-
pose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
WOMAA'S BODl ~ THE RIIER
THE SIDE OF THE HEAD CRUSHED ~. POSSIBLY
by 4 BLOW FROM ! BLTDGEON.

Christ Love decthand on the steamer Man
haitian. u tn. Maine Steamship Line. lying 80 Pier
s. East River while At work yesterday morning
found the body Of drowned woman floating IN
der the second Gdngway II the steam-T lie Sc
cured the body with q graphing hook. and hen
called the police The side ~ th" womau's head
was crushed H. but thu police uuabl, 10 say
whether the wound MIS- made by blow 4 =
bludgeOn by a paddle wheel 81 steamer. or by 4
fall.
The body had the appearance" Of having been IN
woman Of medium height. about forty year, old.
with dark hair streHksd with gray. ana wearing
dark skirt faded blue shirt waist. black stockings
lace shoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

Maurice B. Blumcnthal has been appointed re-
ceiver in supplementary proceedings Tor samuel
Krulewitch. who Mas a partner IN tAe irm OF
T. & s Krulewitch Wholesale dealers n clothing
formerly at No 81 Broadway. by Judge Schuch-
man OF the city Court on the Application OF
Jacobs & Sterzebach judgment creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
INCOMING STEA NERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Vessel For Malls close Vessel sails
Cherokee Charleston lyde .......... 300 IN
tynrl. Liverpool. White star ........ 900 IN
Saae Bremen. g Lloyd ..-........ 100 a m 1000
Of Nebraska. glasgow. Allan state. 800 ~
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81.
Ftnau l. y m
Fr,csand southampton etc American. to 80 IN II 90 m
T.u,onic Liverpool. White star 300 m - M
Roman Prince la Plata .--..-....... 300 p M 800
Avala IiaN ana y ~ Cuba .......... l:ur 300
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER
Henry pun,ois Jaclnel Atlas. m
Jason Kingston. Tweedie ............. loo 800
derI irosse. Bremen y q Lloyd 90. l2OJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

Deputy-S Sheriff Rim has received an attachment
against Clark b. Augustine. lawyer OF no. 10
broadway who WIS reported missing since August
. for 500 in favor o: Florence ID. KELLOGG. one OF
his clients The latter alleged that she lent him
$500 on April - 1897. on bond and IN 'rtsdse on d
house In Villa-ave.. New-York. 30 be repaid year
later but she never received the bond ana mort
gage The Sheriff went into Mr. Augusune's ONCE
Yesterday under the ATTACHMENT