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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
TBorB1ED ABOUT PAYING TIE FIDDLER
THE CHARTER CELEBRATORs MAY HAVE TO CUT
DOWN THEIR PERFORMANCE.

THE CHARTER CELEBRATIONS MAY HAVE TO CUT
DOWN THEIR PERFORMANCE.
Tho Charter Day Celebration Committee held
Iong meeting IN the rooms OF the New-York Board
OF Trade and Transportation. at NO -7 Broad"dy'
yesterday afternoon
The question which is embarrassing the committee
Is the go 600 needed to carry successful compile
ton the proposed celebration. 1t was stated that
that amount would not be voted by the Munlclpdi
Council Owing TO the mcagreness or tunds SEVERN
members OF the committee favored a celebration OK
two days instead Of three, as has been INTENDED.
c. c. Shayne said II was generally believed that
two days preferable to three. and that the cur
tailment In time would mean "A great saving III cX-
pense. Another member said he had conversed WIN
a good portion OF the business men In the BoToush9
OF Manhattan and Brooklyn, and rs a result ne "ds
sure the merchants and business men spoken 10 or
the subject OF the Charter Day Celebration would
contribute s2 900 toward defraying the expenses II
was left 10 the option Of the Committee on ran
and Scope to continue the civic celebration for three
DAYS John Fox G. c. Shayne, T.. Harding r. w:
Eloom!nGdale and James Matthews were appointed
a committee consult with the Plan and scope
Committee George T. Davidson. Joseph Is. Blu
menthal and Henry b. febert were added to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
WEDNESDAY. MARCm 30
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1893

PORT or NETWORK. SATURDAY MARCH 10. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer James Brand dr). Harding. Shields March L.
In ballast o. Columbia OIL Go Arrived at the Bar ct
p m. .
Steamer Myrtledene (BD. Mlburn. Havre February 10
and Dunkrk 90 WITH indsc t. Barber * Co Arrived at
the Bar at $50 IN.
steamer A.sata (Br). swain. Marssnes February 10
GesOa 49, Ieghorn - Napes - and Gibraltar March g.
with mdse and I2U steeragr passengers TO Henderson
Bros. Arrived the B-r az
Steamer Fortuna (Nor). Chriscnersen Foowey March
D. with china clay Barber n Co Arrived at the Bar
at IN. -
Finance. Sukeforth colon March H. with mdse
and two. passengers Panama Railroad IS Line. Ar
rived at the Bar at l1.30 p
Steamer Trinidad (lr. Fraser bermuda March L. with
mdse and iS3 passengers to \ Outerofidss Go. Ar
rived al the Bar 10 a
Steamer Alamo uiN. Galveston March IL. with m1se
ard passengers q III Mallory Il Co
Steaner Jamestown. Doaz. Norfolk and Newport News
with Indse and passengers to Ola Dominion S. co.
sandy Hook March 10 $50 m-Wind west. light
breeze cloudy
Steamer Seneca Decker. Havana ana Mexican ports
steamer Handel (DD. Penrce. Manchestcr-Busk &
Jcyons
steamer British King O'r>. Fre~th. Antwerp--san-
dersDn & Son,
steamer Rotterdam Dutch. v)egs. Rottcrdarn--C II
Randcbrock.
Steamer goreland (Br). Chalmers, Hsmburg-Barber a
ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
N.EW-POCHELLE,

The decision OF Homer L. Elderkn. Town Clerk
in favor OF placing the Democratic ticket nominated
By the friends Of NJ Dillon under the regular party
emblem has resulted in legal action by the OPP
posi;e faction Mr.. Elderkin mas received order
II the Court TO appear at White Pains tomorrow
and show cause why the names Of the candidates
who are opposed 10 Mr. Dillon shall not be printed
below party emblem.
The longs anding rivalry between he basket bail
teams OF .he Naw-Rochellc AMI the Huguenot Ath-
leic clubs was settled by game OH Friday night.
The game resulted IN score Of 10 3. IN favor Of
the New Ro, hclle team.
At the annual meeting OF the So diers Memorial
Association Joseph LAnbden ciecl cd president
and Joseph Ferguson secretary and treasurer The
trustees are Joseph Lambden. William Pagan
Iaseph Ferguson. W. w. Dodge. James +. Seacord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

Steamer santo Domingo SPAN. Asgerrs Havana Pro
srssso Vera CrnzJ N Ce6aos CO. On. Sovorcss
barber & Co
steamer sirius DAM. Nelson. Copenhagen s'stia
steamer croatan. Mckee wilmington. y G, sai
Georgetown. CIV clyde 6 Co.
Steamer Lsona Wilder, Key Yves, and ailv'son-
steamer Il N whitney. Hallett Bos,on-II pimoaa
steamer Goiisboro. swain. Phiiadephia,-wm c1d'
Steamer City OF Philadelphia. Higgins. Balumore-Hc
Steamer City o, Birmingham, Burg. sayannaa-o:sa'
steamer Menemsha Connor Galves,on-T Hogan
Steamer Richmond Hitler, Newpor, News and Rich
steamer creole eager New orleans--E s Allen.
steamer Princess Anne. Hulphers, Norfolk and Neg
steamer Manhattan. Bennett. Portand--Horaio H ,h
Bark Mascot,a utaD. chinca san Domingo GV-'
Nic!ni & 60.
SAILED.
steamers Potomac C9. tor Ayonmog,h: PeeTe.' f ~.
gonis Ger. steuin. Sc; Calico ,Brl Hal, W.n''s:
Mohawk Gr, London: spaarndam dutch Ro',.!d,T;;
tHnsSss en- bITHsSss %G Esara IN ,1na &.
sara,oga Nassau SC: co;Srdse 1,r P.raamsg..o &:
Excelsior. New Orleans Princess Anne. Norsk ,, 81
Newport News creole Nov orleans Gro ran, Ma Taz-
burg Tlomo Nop Pointc pre g.: Iona Kteyy-, va
Newport News and Rchmond
THE MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London. March io-Sailed. steamer wniwari. for wv
York nut
Liverpool March Io-salei steamers Umtria CBr- p%
ton. New York sachem tB0 Watson Boston ''
OBJ Smith. New York -, ,,-L
Southampton. March 10 Sai,sd steamer 81 Paul JAN
New York and passed Hurst Caste ~ 10 70 T.rS
Hun March l0-ArriNed. steamers Bunalo terI
ridge New.Nork. sailed. ilindoA Cr Cox New ,,Vnsia
Shields. March s-Sailei. steamer Aral tBr) N''"''
New York o.,A
Isle OF wgh,. March l9-passci steamer Henri N''
(rrl Austin New York for over 49,. ,sA
Tory Island. March lo-passed steamer Mantoua" N
Braes New-lo'lS Tor Glasgow. - M
Butt ~ Lewis March ls-Psssei. steamer CT'n' W.
Lizard March i0-Passed. steamer Taoriniha W
Muller Hamburg for New York. ,.,,ssIn
Duunet Head March le-Passed steamer Inns
CDanl. T-nuh Ncw-Noik for Copenhegeu etc ,-,,sars
Chrls,lansand. March iS-Arriyed steamer ,s.,sna
DIR. C.crg. Baltimore vita Newfotk t'r ShsriaS
Amsterdam. March E-Arriyed. steamer
(nuich) Peters NeN-loiN. ,..,, tGGA
Rotterdam March iS-Arived steamer pid"'"'
Wisch0usen Ntw-Nerk. . ,..,,nss (Brt
Antwerp March i0-sailel. steamers ~ L%o'x ,Yof
pngh New York. Noordsrd djelgl Lose"itE ~, Ger.
Hamburg. March lo-Saled. steamer i"'"
nrcmen Msrch ia-sallei steamer FreceF''
Or sYa Ger rlckel. York. u.,,s az,
IIsvre March ia-Sailed steamer la b'u'e'e
Trieste March i5-saied. steamer Po"ha''"
Hsnnden New-YorN -. n,r, BroVS
Palermo March iV-sailed steamer Picqua OH
New-lCrk = ytsrhorp -
Hong Kong mo da,e)-saed, steamer ~
Hammeras, from Yokoham etc. Nsw-A"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
THE ALLEGED CRUELTY on THE ANCiHA'

The crew of the British bark Ancyra, VIM
rived here on Friday from the fH'''pp ,,,h
,,,,, h, the captain ]. B. Morris. did not appear
ut the Office of the British Consul YESTERDAY u, 70
make any complaint as they might have done a. a.
though one Of the men. Pierre panie' sa'a .na. ~
Intended 10 swear out a warrant for the aires, u
the captain The captain went to the br'',Sl ~"
suls office and reported the arrNa VI "l' '",g d,d
'u, a.. 10 dea,h had occurred at sea. lie dld
ta .,o details Of the death OF the man. feter
oneen who the sailors declare. died OF stapya a Of
and cruel treatment. The men say n odu an exami-
ation viii be made The British Consu savvs rp
~ Morris until Tuesday 10 report more iu'i' -
rarding the death OF Hansen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
PORT CHESTER.

Ex-Sherlff Addison Johnson nominated by the
Republicans Of the town Of Rye has declined 10
make the race against Clarence SacRett the
Democratic incumbent The committee appointed
by the convention to fiji vacancies has nominated
Charles Eldr.dec
Incendares attempted 10 burn the barn and out
buildings Of the Boston Post Road House. IN Rye,
Oh Friday night. The flames were discovered. and
the horses and vehicles taken out. The frcmen
found a bag OF rags. saturated with kerosene oil,
hidden in barn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

EIGHT AND NINE PER CENT ON THE PAR VALUE
OF CAPITAL STOCK TO BE PAID BY
THE METROPOLITAN.

Albany. March 19-The lease Of the Second Ave
Railroad Company OF NewYork TO the Metro
potan Street Railway Company OF that city was
to-day flied with the Secretary Of State. The terms
Of the lease that the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way Company shall control the lines Of the Sec
ond Avenue Railroad Company during the unex-
pired term Of the company's charter in consdera-
ton Of the payment TO il Of annual rental OF
per cent on the par value Of its capital stock for
the three years beginning March J. 1888 and per
cent thereon yearly for the remainder of the term
OF tho lease. The certificate Of lease Is signed by
Pierre Jay. president. and II. e. Doremus. secre-
tary OF the Second Avenue Railroad Company and
H. H. Freeland. president, and Charles e. Warren,
secretary OF the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
THE DAMAGE TO THE PLYMOUTH.

The Fall River Line steamer fIyh'ou'"
4,rod bv = collision with a float lowed by
w To- ,ho East River on Friday evening VIII re-
80 bar trims tomorrow evening. She sustained
@ IN iries bevond the tearing away OF par OF eP
40 "a raG and the breaking Of several places Oh
sud ddIa Wheel The name of the TUG Wnlch We
paw Tho float is not yet known to the ohclais VI
the Fall River Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
WHY THE CLERKS WERE DISMISSED.
COLLECTOR BIDwELL ISSUES STATEMENT RE
GARDING THE TROUBLE IN THE DRAW
BACK DIVISION.


GARD1No THE TROUBLE IN THE DRAW
BACK DIVISION.
Collector B,dwe gave out a formal statement
yesterday In which he made clear his position con-
corning the dismissal OF the clerks Messrs. Storms.
Schneider and Meyer Of the Drawback Division
on charges Of characterization. It was as follows:
As the premature publication Of the case was full
Of inaccuracies. ! feel constrained TO make this
statement in justice 10 the persons interested.
During investigation in regard to the sus-
pended drawback claims Of Des Brisay g. Allen
information came to me from an outside source
discovered the official sampler adulteratins sam,
pies of soap by diluting tie same With water and
chemist and then In his hands would show such
aduteration Immediately instituted an or Inyes ,n
pl.cated. and also for repor; from the Govern
ment chemist: In this investigation the clerks
glass bottles in which the samples Of soap were
placed. but were not sure that he was not simply
II also developed during the investigation that
the firm of brokers who were interested in the
drawback on soap TO the effect that theiT soap
Division. 1t also developed that neither OF the
clerks had made any report to the Deputy Col
until they had given out the information to an
oficial not connected with their division and to the
The chemist stated in his testimony that in his
opinion the soap samples had not been adulterated
than usual in the sample Of soap OF this character
He also stated that even If water had been intro
duced into the bottles It would not affect the
chemical analysis as test would be taken from
an average portion of the entire cake so that the
moisture at either end OF the cake would not
affect the remainder Of the soap. and therefore
the result as TO the amount OF drawback would
not be altered
The Commission sent here by the Treasury De-
partment TO examine the Collectors Office In the
course OF their Investigation of the Eighth D-
vision called for the stenographic report OF this
previous Investigation. and after careful perusal
of the testimony, il their commentator,
approved by me. that the charges were preferred
against these employees and their removals sub
sequcntly made.
Collector Of this division knew absolutely nothing
about this investigation. nor was he aware that
the charges had been made that the soap sam
pies had been tempered with and there was no
proof whatever adduced that irregularity Of any
kind had been committed The removals were
made on the ground that the clerks were guilty
OF A gross breach of official propriety.
First-In making such grave charges without
any facts to substantiate them.
Secord-In not Immediately reporting their sus
piclons 10 the chief Of their division.
Thrd-In reporting the same 10 persons not
connected with the service, and who were inter-
ested in the ascertanment OF the drawback
soap outside Of their office
1t is understood that the dismissed employees
have taken legal advice and will make strong
fight reinstatement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
UORA IRNOLU REMiNDEU.

Dora Arnold the woman who Friday snot and
seriously wounded Lafayette II. Becklcy. lawyer.
In his office. at the Knickcrbocker Loan Company.
IN the Vanderbilt building. arragned in CEN
tire Street Court yesterday and reminded 10 the
Tombs until tomorrow. L. NJ. Friend defends her
Whic Mr. Friend explaining to Mrs Arnold
the nature OF n bullet wound in the abdominal wall
and the danger Of peritonitis. the woman remarked
audbly; Hes dos, | hope whatever you call IL
might set In and Kill him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-The Rev J. T. Logan, of Philadelphia.
FIFTH ANENUE-ConCle ssman l.. W. Tayler. OF
Ohio HOLLAND-E. V. r. Thaycr. of Boston.
MANHATThN-H r. Dykman. of White Plains.
MURRAY HlLI-State Senator f. w. Higgins Of
Olean, y. Y. PARK AVENUE-Coone De Lancey
Floyd-Joncs L. s. a. WALDORF-Seuato Thomas
II. Carter Of Montana, and Congressman Wallace
T. Foote, jr., of Fort Henry, y. Y. WINDSOR
The Rev DR.. j. Henry Smythe Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
TIE POTTERIES TRUST BEATEN.
vICE-CHANCELIoR REED SAYS THEIR AGREE
MENT WITH THE ELEPHANTS CANNOT
BE ENFORCED.

BE ENFORCED.
Trenton. ~ j.. March 10 (SpeciaD.-Vice- Chancel-
Tor Reed filed opinion this afternoon Diminishing
the bill Of the Trenton Potteries Company against
the ELEPHANTS. The Trenton Potteres Trust which
practically controls all the general ware potterles
In the United States. and is owned principally by
New York capitalists. sought to enjon the Oil
plants from re-engaSing I'm the manufacture OF
crockery I'm the United States anywhere except I'm
Arizona and Nevada. The ELEPHANTS were the
owners Of the Delaware Pottery at the time OF the
formation OF the Potteries Trust and sold their
plant 10 the syndicate. At the time they signed an
agreement not TO engage In the manufacture Of
crockery except In Arizona and Nevada
Becoming dissatisfied with the management OF
the trust plants, in which they held large block
Of stock. the ELEPHANTS determine to disregard
their agreement. and built the Bellmark Pottery
here. and It was TO close this pottery that the
trust brought suit in chancery. Nicc-C Chancellor
Reed dismissed the bill with costs the ground
that the agreement in restraint OF trade and
otherwise Illegal and therefore could rot be en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
VIEW CORPORATIONS ~ THIS STATE

Albany, March l9.-The following stock COM
panles were incorporated to-day:
The s. Grover Graham Company. OF Newburg, to
sell patent medicines capital, 5000 Directors Mary
T.. Wilson. ". j Marshall. Mary j. Harrison, r.
W. Wilson. j. J. T. Harrison and Henry Wilson. Of
Newburg.
The Marlborough Allotment Company. OF Buffalo:
to deal in real estate; capital $4,000. Directors: c.
J. Stegmaier. OF Wlkosbarre. Penn and c. H.
Cakes and &. A. Pooey, of Buffalo.
The Standard Voting Machine Company. Of
Rochester: capital 5000 Directors: \ j. Gil
iespie T.. II. Yowman. Gustav Erbe and c. r.
Lamb. OF Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

The subcommittee OF the Sinking Fund Commits
sion appointed to look after buildings for city
o'nces In Manhattan and other boroughs went TO
Staten Island yesterday 10 pick out one OF three
buildings Tor borough hall In Richmond Before
going inc committee met In the Controllers office
and u was decided TO report fayorably to tho sinh
ing ruhd Commission. on two buildings for munic
'P"' o''pcses IN which TO house the city depart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
MOUNT VERNON.

The Pink and Blue Whist Club entertained
large number OF friends on Thursday night at the
home Of Mrs Margaret He;npy In West Second st.
The prizes were won by Mrs Closer. Mrs. ALDER,
Shiels. Mrs A 8. jerks. Mayor Fiske and W. T.
Van Arsdale
There large attendance OF citizens at the
Board Of Trade meeting on Friday night to discuss
the local bills now before the Legislature and
part culary the ore calling for an approprla ton
OF 10000 for a new sewer outlet In Long Island
Sound The Board reafl.:med its approval Of the
OF trees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
A LATE JUDGEs MEMORY IGNORED

Boston. March ia large number OF we'll known
Judges and lawyers gathered In the Isaac Rich
Hall OF the Boston University Law School this
afternoon to do honor To the memory OF the late
Judge Edmund H. Bennett. the former dean Of the
law department. Aside from being q memorial SER
vice, 1t also was the occasion Of the formal prcscn-
taton TO the Law School OF the s. 60 portrait Of
the late dean. by Chartran. by the aduates
and members Of the alumni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
MANHATTAN PAYS TAlES.

OVER 100000 IN CASH TURNED IN 10 lhH N0''-
TROLLER. BEING ABOUT oNE-HAl-F
THE CTTYs CLAIM.
y ". McWHlians. secretary OF the Mahha, o'I
Railway COMPANY went to the Conroller IN
Yesterday morning and PAID IN sfl''''' % -. S 80
- -. witch the company admits II owed TO
,t ot, IN taxes for 1895 and 1896. The ctys clai'i
for taxes from the company amounts 10 ANU
twice the sum paid in yesterday, and there Is d
pcndlng lawsuit in consequence, the case pels ~"
before the Court Of Appeals. Mr.. McWll1iaHs w.S
ACCOMPANIED 70 the Controllers onJed y; ;be cash
pfore tho money was received there was "a. a. tho
mont that the payment would not Pfe'u''
city's interest in the lawsuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
CHARTERED N WEST VIRGINIA

Charleston. W Va March 70 (SpeciaD.-The
Secretary OF State granted charter to-day to the
Improved Acetylene Gas Company Of New-Yorli
city; capital, 1900. with the privilege OF increas-
ing TO s2O000OO Shares $780, and are held by
Thomas l.. Scovill. William ]. Morrison Joseph
IL. Senner. Anthony f. Sieghardl and Franz NelI-
miller Tho charter expires on February H. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
a JUDGMENT AGAINST p J. CLEacOy

yesterday IN the office of the County C,arL -.
Patrick j. Gleason. ex-Mayor Of Long Island (,,,
ne judgment Is In favor OF Richard ID In s a.y
given by Gleason for that amount Gleason MAJ nv"
answer In the case S'" mace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
John Keefer George II. Deveau. Alonzo +. sweat
Dr. T. w Finch and David l. Carson.
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs Carrie w. Townsend daughter OF Mrs Will
lam H. Clapp. Of this village, died IN washington
n r Yesterday morning The funeral will take
pace at the home of Mrs Townsend's sister MIS-
Henry c. Griffin. In this village tomorrow after
noon Burial will be in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
RETALIATORY DUTIES ASKED FOR.
A CANADIAN PROVINCE WANTS LUMBER AND
SHINGLES OFF THE FREE LIST

Victoria. r. c March 1e-The Provincial Lcgls-
lature has passed resolutions requesting tho Gov
eminent TO impose n duty on American lumber and
shingles equal TO the duty imposed by the Dingley
tariff. The resolutions called forth sharp retalla-
tory speeches, ard only three members voted
against them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
B4RKEEPERS' NATIONAL BROTHERHOOU

Albany. March l9-The National Brotherhood q,
Barkeepers. With It's principal Office In BROOKLYN
Incorporated to-day. The directors are Ed
ward Miles. Richard Norris. e. A. Fitzgerald and
Henry j. Sm!thers, Brooklyn and Peter A. Reilly
Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

mcnts for which there is room In ne city san.
Thece buildings the syndicate BulldlnG al .'"s
san and Liberty SITS, and the Jones Bulld!ng al
Elm and Duane SITS. The Jones Building Is pre-
ferred because it Is nearer the CITY Han anu can
be altered to suit the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

THE GRAIN SPECTATOR HAS APPLIED FOR
MEMBERSHIP.

chicago, March le-Joseph Letter made formal
application yesterday for membership I'm tho Chi
cago Board OF Trade. The application will be
passed upon by the directors on Tuesday All the
enormous dealings In wheat. which have mad NJ
Letters name wei known. have herc,ofo~ -
transacted through brokers "''''i"'c peeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
Announcements.
Z. & W.
f. & w.
Iona"
A new collar.

n. CLARK. RESTAURATEUR, I'D 81" OPP,
5h Ave Hotel.-Recepuons and Dinners served a' p'e
DDas,dences or at the above Establishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise SOB 6:12 Moon rises m o;i Moon ae "
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
=, carav Hook 600 Gov Island 632 He'll Gate 20
=, Sandv Hook 6:3O Gov Island 1907 fiei Gate 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
t--or Line
,,s,,, . jacksonville March ls ......; ;Clyde
Aig0ngu'"' New Orleans. March D..... Morgan
MONDAY. MARCH 81
-, Glasgow March 10. Anchor
Havana. March lI.......' Ward
1ohcho' Amsterdam. March l0-Holland-An Amer
La Guayra. March lo..'..''' hed ID
TUESDAY. MARCH p.
49,, Port Iimon March l5......... Atlas
Alehe IJyerpoo March ~. VIII star
lo'iS New orleans March Ill.,. Morgan
RI faso' london March ..Au-Trans
Mouhe. New orleans March 10. Cromwell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
TUESDAY. MARCH p.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. MARCH 81.

$3.50, u. Line Mails close. Vessel sails.
'essei' 1ivda 300
Finance Colon. Panama II II Co..'''lS 20 N, ~" N
aim Bremen q Lloyd......,....' o'o"a III e;oo III
i~tIlu preli.c.i ',,nras 1900
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20
American. 90 a 1000 a IN
~; .'1r,,oi White 900 a 1900
49, French 100 1000 a
- Rel II 90
A i:lDpm 300 u
orslec 1000 a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13
RUSSELL DEFEATS rouLkEs.
sse Former Meets Hurd To-day In
the Finals

ia.oMA. Aug. is-There was n g-sa,
A.. =, The enen tennis tournament FOR
-. Norsn Pacific championship this after
: The day was full Of surprises md
~ matches the most exciting ever
.'vugat OF here. j. r Foulkes. OF Viz
80. sasmplon OF the Pacific Northwest
-. ais ute IN the semi-fnais. s r Rus
me brilliant younsster az Seattle,
.s'hsnT TIE tflck after Fonikv@ had won
nsss set hsntiiy ny the sore OF 81
score was 81. So. 81. George 4.
a'a' ~ Seaiis. champion az WAxnirx-
s sA' Only earned a place IN the finals BY
-. OF the Closest games r. q preene
!. .aeana. played him in the third round
~ 10. and r. a FranSioli in the semi
sa scered 81. 2-6. % agsins, him
n Use, and Hurd Play for the cNsrn.o,-
ana Iaorne cup tomorrow Miss
a. e' Tacoma. champion 80 Washing
y. ee'saied Mss Riley. North Pacific
a. sss.r'eI. In tire stm.-,lna. by the score II
e-l ara WILL play NisS riggs. -
80, na' III the Ana!s. THE double anais
between Fou,kes ana E.ll.- ~
'saer'a' and HuTi and Russell. Of Seattle.