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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK-FRIDAY. AUGUST IL. 1898
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK--FRIDAY. AUGUST H. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer campania OBJ Wake d;s Liverpool Ausus, 9
ana oaesns'o"T win mise GS easn ana 40 s'ee9s
Bar a. ?. so ? m ~, n., .,o ,o,., crr,,. unr
ut IS and i on sa 'E ard ' @ 4 aS s
senrers New YORK shipping company Arrived at he
steamer Ami ,nD Nicholas Shields July - in ballast
to columbia OIL Company. Arrived the Bar II m
steamer Thingyana DAM. Iaub. Ste,,in July % 60.
penhigen - and Chrstarsand 20 with ndse cabin and
IL storage passengers to Funch. Eiye co Arrived a,
steamer caqy. .%op; NsI:en ROTTERDAM, ,s July .
Steamer brilliant Ger Keller. Hremerhaven July %
Steamer Pretoria Ger Kopn Hamburg July a. with
mise i2o cabin l6o s,eerage Hamburg
A@sGs@ NSn s1 al kud s r at a@ a July ..
with mdse and - steeage passengers to FLnch Edge
steamer S A hufs9naa Do Roase. Marseles July is
passengers to " Elwell 4 Co Arrived the Bar at
steamer nra,,on ,SoD Holm santiago August 5. in
balia, and with passengers to Flint Eddy Co Ar
steamer chaimeiie gasland New-orleans days with
Steamer Nacoochee smith. Savannah Angus, TO- with
md.e and p@ss,ngers u to 'n- o'fan IS Comps
r !Sa%f' '''", :. .a n., WV" muse 70 -
CLEARED
Steamer Ia Breagne ,FD. Rupe. Havre-Compagne
steamer Xenc qr, seiders. Kingston. savanla etc
~
Steamer Etrura r, Ferguson. Ltverpool-v II Brown
steamer strathesk (B0 Frost. Alexandria Egypt
Steamer Archor d}D Holman. Adelaide Melbourne
sydney etc-l'nted States and Australasia SIS Co
Steamer Agnes (NorD. COrnersen. Philadelphia Funch
Steamer Jerseymoor Dp. Evans. Bostcn-Hrzel. Felt
Steamer palatia cicr Karlowa. Hamburg Hamburg
steamer Mramar Obj. White. Norfok-Bennett Walsh
e. Co
Prince. etc-p!m, For"ood X kellock.
steamer Spaarndam uDutchJ Senger Rotterdam via
B)ulogre-Funch. Edge Il Co
Steamer Leonards tBp. Pugh Antwerp-sanderson
Son.
steamer Lconned OBJ. Farwer. Copenhagen Simpson
Spence & Young.
steamer oilers uselg). Tanner. Manchester-Busk &
Jeyons
Steamer ontario d8). Hubby Hull via Gravesend-
sanderson son e..,. s
steamer city Of Birmingham. Burg. savannah-Ocean
SIS Co.
ateome- algonquin Platt Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer state Texas. Young Brunswick-c II NAL
steamer Old Dominion. Tapley. Norfolk and Newport
Steamer Pentagoet. Gates Bangor-Manhattan s. "a
Ship + Chapman Thomson. San Francisco-Dear-
Bark Balthasor Ger. Nietuhr. Rio Grande do Sui,
c Tobias 81 Co
SAILED.
steamers ovedene (Br). for Kingston. etc: Standard
GER. Flushing; uller ,NoD. Georgetown. Dem strath-
lyon (3r Havre Mexican Prince tIir Phllalelphia.
Alsenborn Baltimore Ocean Dutch. Amsterdam; Rot
ierdam Dutch. Rotterdam Monaghan (3r Glasgow:
Algonluin Charleston and jacksonville; Old Dominion.
City OF Birmingham. Savannah: Pocahontss iB Savona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13

The Beard of Education of this village mas occn
organ.zed by the election OF the following ohcc's
President. Dr. II. Ernest Schrnid; president pr
tenn Edward Il. Long; clerk. Charles II. Onai''-
bers: treasurer. J Lockwood collector john
Birch ,.,,. plains Rank
According to the report Of the White Plans pa IN
issued on Wednesday, the 'otal resources vi
institution which was organized IN 1872, az 1T,
5l2 Y The capital stock is so 0"; iltlvduai
s 81. Il: SURPLUS $1,000 and deposits SZ5iob- ~
Mrs 4 Il Sta.nach ana hcr daughter "is'
Louise are at Asbury Park =, rroo,ors-
William T. Flero las Joined Mrs. flefo III h''''''
XIII Glove Catsk Mountains. ,o., ,b,s
Alfred Smith OF Albany. has been the 80
week of Mr. and Mrs Robert Farley AT their "o''e'
snpervisor Frank G. Schirmer has recovered SUI "
ncently from the effects Of his recent acci"e"' !"
There viii be fircmans parade In this viii a.
next Tuesday preceding the picnic OF the r"'
Departrncnt IN Fishers Grove. 49,. .,,o,ior
G. l.. La Sage il enjoyn" ie" dayS '''"
nj his former home IN Cotlandt. y y -. ,,rs
Miss Edith Carpenter, daughter OF Mr; ana MI
at her home Buera Vista; on TUESDAY T Hostnn
Wr and Miss MURRAY Of Ncw-York city Mt PEI ii
rer Fdwar. Yard and Dr. Iachare, OF M Rrounn
Iarc the Misses Coles Of Kensico trankk ,rqTn
and Charles Millard Of Tarrytown. and MISS lap
man of Nev-York CITY. -, cue. 10 tho
Miss Nellie McGibhin Of New YORK Clty. Is t''e
guest OF Miss Josie Frost at her home III w Nor,o
Miss Iizzio Nav Phillips. soprano OF me Mrio
rial Ncthodis, Episcopal Church choir' Is NS''i"S
friends in PurdyS station
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NEW YORK CITY .

pos,mas,er Van Cote announces that the mans
from, China and japan which artlN'" ~ ar
couver arc due n arrive I'm New-York next Tues
ooy Mails for china and Japan will close at the
General Postofice advertised
Tho Central Railroad ~ Ncw-Jersey has begun
scr,ee O., lou rate excursions daily sundays IN
Guided 10 the seashore resorts along the Ne"-'e'
soy. cons, The rate FOR the round trip Is Auul's'
g. children - c@nfs The trains leav" Liberty
-, Nor,h River al Q m. and South Ferry ana
Whitehall-@i At IS a m
tn. coouer Union library and rending-roons
-. 49,, closed for TWO weeks while undergoing
fl thorough cleaning and having necessary repairs
made They VIII be rcopened on Monday August 10
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c. T. YERKES STARTS FOR CHICiGO

REVIVAL OF THE RUMoR OF A CONSOLIDATION
OF CHICAGO STREET RAILWAY INTERESTS.
Charles r Yerkes president OF the North Chi
oago Street Railroad and the West Chicago Street
Railroad in town yesterday Numerous APP
continents kept him busy at his Office until after
luncheon when he went uptown to prepare to start
fer Chicago last night. 1t was again reported that
a deal was for the consolidation OF all the
street railway interests OF Chicago. Dispatches
from the latter city announced that not only the
surface roads but also the elevated lines were all
10 be brought under management. At the
present time Mr.. Yerkes controls all the surface
systems excepting the Chicago CITY Railroad Com
pany. which has a capital of N2.0e0.O)o and oper-
atcs ISL mics Of track Joseph Letter Is the sec
ond vtce-president and director Of the latter
company 1t reported a short time ago that
Mr. Yerkes had obtained possession OF the Letter
interests in the company. but this was afterward
denied. and II was asserted that the Letter hold
ings were unimportant anyway. At the Office Of
the West Chicago Street Railroad Company in
this city No 81 Wall-st.. Yesterday II said
that nothing had been heard OF a combination hav-
Ing been effected although II was admitted that
such plan might 90 through At any time
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GALVESTON ENTRANCE CrEx)
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug i:-co'on steady mad IN II iss'
tse Sa'S receipts; idi bales eSSor, to Con
tnent 1878 bales sales. $40 bales spnners 20 bales
Norfolk Aug lc-Cotton steady. miid.ins. Sac; 10.
m.ddling. 7-iGc; good ordinary. iAc. Recep,s 81 81
bales: sales. a. bales. stock i2.oso ba.es WeeAy-K.
Pos bales Wv '''' 'N''''' '''''''''' ''''
Ba,%S Aug cot ,, nS%ns ms a., :c. Sss
bales 10 the Gont"et s baies eoas,Sis i6S bales
sEoss LIS ealss exports to Great R5Sn . ~ bales "
Savanna Aug IL Gotten steady. mlddlng 5sc Nv
sock s3sS bllSg TSehv.ReceiptS s6 bales expots
2oS bales
Augusta Aug 2-co,ton qule, and steady. middlIns
sales sGG bales stock s9s 1910 bales. 1897 $50 haies
weekly--ReceIr,- 500 taes. shipments. 100 ea'e''
Memphis Aus i:coon QUIET mlaalns 9 y i.I 10.
mSaNs Ss so0s sh G5na 6S s. .. @ Sa'
STICK 1875 % 1e bales 1871 2 4G bales SOsnts ;s
bales: sales 1900 bales
Cincinnati. AUG l2.-Cotton quiet. miding &c Iow
s %aSns IS Ea 0, .o ISL bales
receipts io2i bales gross. iiSi bales sales 100 oa''
splnners. 100 bales.
Houston Aug I2couqn steady: mddns li-IS,,
low middlng 3-c s!oi ordinary lS-lce ReI ssI..
weekly.Reeelpis 1917 bales. shipments i''2 bales
St. LsSs Avg Cotton sasy ~dags n. LIE s
sep' bale y bales shGmsais $50 Ioe s,a. ''s
bales; gross i2i2 bales shipments 2''o bales SAW"
Mobile. Aug i2.co'ton nominal, midins sse i,s 10:
stock aioe bate; weekly Receipts 2'c bales exports
Io% nadas sicc sooG eG f%s
bales stock 1850 bales, wsefiyNc, receipts. lss
bales bales % ;s s s1s s ses 10 S
sales. $500 bales.
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NEW-ROCEELLE

The special meeting OF the Board Of Trade held
Thursday evening TO consider the proposed
bonding of the town for $4,000 for street improve
ments largely attended. The proposition was
discussed for two hours the chief objection being
dissatisfaction over previous work the streets.
1t was finally voted to defer action.
The police telephone system has been COM
pleted. IL consists Of switchboard at Police
Headquarters and eleven alarm boxes scattered
about the village. The patrolmen post are now
required to make half-hourly reports TO the cap
tain o sergeant at the desk.
The postponed rally Of the members OF the Junior
Red Cross Of West Chester. Pelham New Rochelle
and Larchmont will he held this afternoon and
evening at the home Of Francis Wilson. Residence
Park
Colonel and Mrs. Francis Bartlett have rented A
cottage In Neptune Park. and Will live in New
Rochelle while the 22d Regiment H. at Fort Slocum
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PREFERRED DEATH TO DTSHONOR.
MARIA A. FLYNN. A LAUNDRESS DROWNED AT
WATCH HILLs-HER ASsAILANT
UNDER ARREST.


UNDER ARREST.
Watch HILL Aug y (SpeciaD-The body ~
Maria A Flynn. Of New-York aged twenty-three
was found floating off the steamboat pier here at
IL 30 last night II c. Schooey. aged about thirty
five and claiming to be from San Francisco sur
rendered himself to the police few minutes later
and confessed that he had assaulted the girl. and
in trying TO escape him she had jumped of the
pier and been drowned. he was unable TO swim
10 her assistance.
Chief Of Police Coon. Of Westerly took Schooley
to Westerly where he appeared this morning In
the District Court a charge Of attempted as
sault. and held in 5000 bond for the October
term Of the Criminal Court. and sent 10 the
County Jail.
Since June p the young woman had been en-
ployed as u laun6.ess at the ocean House. Last
evening. with a friend named Katie Hyland, she
was out for stroll. Katie Hyland walked away
with 4 young man. and Miss Flynn was accOsted
by Schooley. who asked her the way 10 the post
office. She directed him. ana afterward walked
Just before ii o'clock schooley ran to the I.arkin
House and said woman had jumped overheard
tain Davis and f a Brown; from the United III
boat and ' near the Steamboat pier a, the outer end
found Miss Flynns body foa ting They hauled IL
rcsuscitate it, but in vain Medical Examiner Nor
gan. OF Westerly viewed the body later and con-
Guided that death due 10 drowning. Further
examination by the Coroner may result in charge
OF murder against Schooley.
woman. and was well liked by her associates and
the guests at the hotel Her parents live in Ire
land. but she has sister Kate Flynn. who is en-
ployed by the Tuxedo Club. at Tuxedo Park, New
York Miss Flynn engaged to D" married 10
Edward Ward. Of No 2s East Thrty-ninth-st l..
New-York Her sister has telegraphed that She
will be in Westerly tonight and will take charge
OF the body.
,schOOey, has been IN this vicinity for two or
several exhibitions on the home-irainer machf2e.
He has raced at Norwich and New-London recent,
". and had been advertised to at Watch Hill
with local rider. The feeling here is strong
n him
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MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
PLATFORM PROVISIONS IN REGARD TO OUTCOME
OF THE WAR

PLATFORM PROVISIONS IN REGARD TO OUTCOME
OF THE WAR.
Springfield Mo- Aug 12--The Democratic state
Convention nominated the following ticket last
night:
For Jgdge q supreme Court dong 'erTn'-wllIAAM e
For Judge Of supreme Court (short term)-LERoY B.
VALIANT, OF ST Louis. ,r,,,,,u
For state Superintendent OF Public Schools l.
CARRINGrON, Of Greene County. ,,.,,,,.y 7,
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner WILLIAM T.
MCUILY. OF Macon County.
The platform contained the following:
We are opposed waging a war for conquest out
this war was forced upon us by the intoief-
ant action OF the Spanish Government and people,
driven from the Western hemisphere.
And since the prosecution of the war has entaiied
mand that Porto Rico and all Spanish territory IN
the West Indies, except Cuba shall be seized by ,e
United States or be taken possession OF ny az HIS
and held under the sovereignty or TINS country,
We favor carrying out in good falth the re~olu-
ton of Congress under which We INTERVIEWED IN
Cuba and aiding the Cubans to establish and main
tain an independent government of their own. II
they desire this. and we VIII favor us peacelul an.
nexation whenever II can be done with the consent
of the peop'e OF the island
We insist on the strict maintenance OF the Monroe
Doctrine. and hold that any departure from II
would be both unwse and hazardous. Al the same
time declare that no American people Snould ne
held bv force in unwilling subsection 10 European
authority and oppose any alliance with any
European Power -, r,,,,
pines other territory in the Eastern hemisphere
We declare that as important incident 10 war.
our Government should acquire all necessary mar
hors and coaling stations in the Philippines or else
where. and that the treaty Of peace with spain or
any government established on the islands should
guarantee 10 commercial privileges equal to or
The Nioaraguan Canal should be constructed and
controlled by the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
. NORTH TARRYTOWN

The Rev DR.. John Knox Allen. pastor Of the
First Reformed Church viii leave town to-day for
Maine. where he will spend his vacation. His pulpit
will be supplied tomorrow by the Rev w H.
Holman. OF Southport, Conn. who will also con-
duct the services in the Old Dutch Reformed
Church, OF Sleepy Hoaow At o'clock r.
The Board Of Education Of School District No l.
town of Mount Pleasant. has elected John Cahili
president n special meeting of the has been
called for September IL. 10 raise money for the
purpose OF building an addition TO the school.
The trustees of School District No have elected
Henry Fielden. president. and Isaac Beatty. clerk
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THE HAWLEY TRAGEDY.
POLICE INSPECTOR THOMPSON TO MAKE AN IN
vEsTIGATIoN AND REPORT TO THE CHIEF.

POLICE INSPECTOR THOMPSON TO MAKE AN IN
vEsTIGATIoN AND REPORT TO THE CHIEF.
Police Inspector Thompson will make an inves!-
cation regarding the case OF Patrolman Hawey.
who on Thursday killed HIS mother and his two
children probably fatally wounded his wife. and
committed suicide The fact that Hawley was
intoxicated while duty on Wednesday night APP
pears to be admitted by the police, to judge from
remarks heard about the West Thirteth-st station
Yesterday morning. To a reporte: member Of
the force said that Hawiey had been drinking
heavily for over a 'yeek. The officer who gave
this information refused 10 allow his to be
mentioned. saying thai Captain Price would
doubtedly report the Conn rssoners that Iiawley
had left the station after midnight Wednesday when
he returned from his six hours patrol duty and
that some one was likely 10 get into trouble for
not making record on the blotter
At Police Headquarters /, was laid that Hawley
Thu ;sday morning. and also after o'clock. because
the DOG watch" from MS to a. m. According to
the better the station Hawley reported at
the hours mentioned but no record appears Of his
GaG'ain Price: Of the Tenderloin precinct. was
cism in certain quarters that the discipline OF his
command S,o was s, too loose, ..,
Ea Hi 70 along Ss, these sSaI lines He Win report MS md
impossible COR me. and improper as Wen 10 answer
yoIT o question: s.. said the CO, captain
W p9fsos hsT To d 70 be absent
when he should have been there reserve
Two details are on the floor at mIdnrh go Out
to 60 home and sleep. and the other to rem s 10
do so would have little difficulty in mixing win
out OF the station That Is probably what Ea@ sS
The funeral of the Hawey family Will be held
undertaking establishment. The Rev. Samuel s.
Mitchell Of ST. Ch S 3, a. ChSBBe viii Oicas
Astoria Long Island.
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sUpT. MCULLAGH NOT WORRIED.
HE SAYS TAMMANY WILL BE INVITED TO NAME
DEPUTIES. DESPITE THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEES ACTION.

John McCullagh the state superintendent OF
r,Ioc,,o,s for the Metropolitan Election District.
said Yesterday that he not worried by the
action OF the Tammany Hall Executive Committee
in voting not to submit lists of candidates for APP
noirtmcnt as his deputies. Il will not be cmoaT-
-aeecd IN the least" he said. "As required by
law. | win invite Tammany Hall and The other
Democratic organizations TO submit their lists OF
candidates on or before August % II they fai! TO
send in the names o! candidates. why, there are
plenty of independent Democrats IN TINS city VINO
viii be available for the places and VINO VIII he
glad TO get the s. Il day paid TO deputies ! was
somewhat surprised at Tammanys action. because
had been led believe that the leaders of Tam
many Hall were in favor OF submitting the liSs OF
candidates II Il is true that they were disposed
to send in the lists they must have been overruled
by higher power
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BRIARCLIFF MANOR.

The Rev. J. c. Hendrickson. Of Tottenvic
Staten Island Will occupy the pulpit OF the Con-
gresatonal church tomorrow The choir and or
chestra of the church are preparing under Pro-
fessor Henry J. Ran. for the song service which
Will be held on the evening Of Sunday. Septem-
Der 4.
The young peoples meeting tomorrow evening
will be led by Sadie T.. Merritt and Lottie Parte.
low.
on account OF the stormy weather there was a
small attendance at the sewing meeting OF the
Red Cross Auxiliary on Wednesday AT the home
Of Mrs. George A. Todd jr
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FAVOR DENOMINATION OF CONGRESSMAN CHICK
ERING AND SENATOR sTRANAHAN

Osweco. ~ y Aug. 12-Ex- Senator George L.
Sloane returned from a four months European tour
in time TO preside the Is Assembly District Con-
vention to-day:
State delegates who are uninstTucted. are ~ ~
Slranahan George Is Sloane John 7. Mott Lewis
T. Taylor T. v. Culhnan. John y. higgins ana
The alternates are F. NJ Cornell. ". Hll, c; Is.
Benson f. j. Durie. NJ c. Worts. II. A. wilcox
Congress- delegates instructed for Chickering's re-
nomination. are j. Is. Alexander, G. CoVhi J !,
Mcciraw f. b Powell u II. Trumbu ard T. NJ
Wighman. x,,, c..,,o
delcga,os: r E Hamilton. F. \. Gage. J. W Rig
lev + NJ Breed H. r. Carrier and d F: Acker.
Thomas D. Lewis nominated for Member or
Assembly
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WHAT re GOING on TO-DAY.

Colonel Roosevelt and the Rough RIDERS eNpeo''u
on tho Miami ~,
The transport ConchO. with supplies Ior t'o
American rny ~ Porto Rico. 70 san TOT foh''
rb. arrival Of two hatialions Of the Pa Reglm'nt'
ynIunfner Engineers from Fort Sheridan ILLINOIS,
FOR Camp Wikon. Long Island
Lieutenant Hobson To- start TOT Sah'i"so ~ ~
porvIse the raising Of the Colon
Music on the Mall IN Central Park also AT AR
mont Crotona Cedar and Van 'ortlahn' P"'"''
u
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


London Aug il-sa.ed steamer Boadicea (Br. Jacob
Liverpool Aug r. Arrived steamers ceyic 03r EcoL
New York cunaxa r' io'' a.. sI,,, xii cymns
(Br Lindsay New York. - ~,
Mckay. New-York tor Liverpool land proceeded
Giassow. Aug l2-Arri'ed. steamer State Of Nebraska
'' swan,ea aug ii sailed. steamer Boston city OBJ
punlee. Aug i2~saiied steamer croft Dn. Robinson.
cher6oars. Aug I2-ss.led steamer Flers, Bismarck
GER Albers from Hamburg and Southampton tor New
sclv Aug i2-Pessed. steamer Southwark CBo. Beno'.
P[are P9nt Ans i2"P'.sei steamers Ohio (Bo.
Hadaway. New-York tor Hull, Rotterdam Dutch Vaa
copenhagen. Aug io-sailed. steamer Norge Dan.
aS.ea Ags : -,se%er nfiSgn I,c Good
Genoa Aux ii-saiiei. steamer Vera oGe). MirOv
naples Aug i2Isoiled steamer Vera Ger. MiD..
from Genoa for Ne~York. via Gibra!,ar ... a..
SMYRNA Aug go l-s"iIed steamer White JACKET I'm
Aug i2Arvea s;slms, rna1sotsa a, ,s
sasre.. Aug s-ras.ea. steamer salheIm 'Son HIT
9n TeeyT aug Ns1 s1s.% asg 1a e5 GER
RIO Janero. Aug iomArrvei. steamer Scottish Prince
'' sinrsodre Aug sailed steamer ra,han OBJ. Day
from Yokohama etc). New-fork
NOTICES TO MARINERS.
NEW YORK UPPER BAY. BAY RIDGE CHANNEL.
WRECK BUOY PLACED.
Notice is given tina, spar buoy red and
black horizontal stripes placed Angus, H. 1895
10 f'f R.e e Ga 1m York pr Bay The buoy
about from the following nag
recfic bearings Robbins Reef Lighthouse NV by WV
north corner 81 Ridge. Terminal Dock" by W.
W chimney - Nassau Electric Light and Power COM
pany NE by Ea.E.
by order of the Lighthouse Board.
E " SHEPARD captain T. $ ". Inspector.
MOBILE BAY ALA)
Notice Il given that August 4 ls9s the following.
named lights in the entrance 70 Mobile Bay "e-e re-
established heretofore: Sand Island Range Rear
Beacon Mobile Point Beacon 49,.
IL. n h. Notice 20 Mariners No IS q 1875. ana
Bulletin No ~. par. 81 .
Notice affects the List Of Lights aud Fog sena1
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1872" page 1872 W. ~ sna
the List 4 Bencons and Buoys. Eighth ldgh'-
house District l>9s' page :.
GALVESTON ENTRANCE TEX).
Notice given that !. is9s the following
named lights in the entrance 70 Galveston Hasblr YrIs
established heretofore: y Tin
Jrtty North Buoy nth Gas Buoy. Inner Gas Buoy
Fort Point. Second Turn Gas ruoy. a,
Il. IL B. Notices Mariners Nos lSl Of 1921 and %
l-> and bulletins " - par H. and No - par -
notice affects the List OF Lights and SignaS
Atlantic ana GuIi Coasts 1881 pase lGi after : "S;;
Iuoys. Eighth Lighthouse District. ls9s
pages 20 ana 30
liy order Of the Lighthouse Board.
RUSH r. WALLACE.
Commodore L. :. Navy. Chairman
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. II & .. m).-Cotton-spot 10" 81. ~
mand: prices i-32l lower: American middlng fsis:
ls-iCd good mdilns i-l8d; middling. S'sd: ss
The sales OF the day 10000 bales. OF when 80
were for speculation and export and included yo ns
lean Receipts 200 bales all American. Futures
outlet with demand. and slssed sssy Id sellers
md!lng l. m. @, August. 3 23-6fdga "a -osu anX
August and September % Bid sellers. Sepeinoer ~"
October, l06iQ3 20 6+d buyers; October ana nbsr
Der. lS-6Id3 1864 sellers; November ana DeVs,gIi
i76Ip3 1904 sellers December and January ,s IA
ls-Gid sellers: January and February fI0tnS
sellers February and March ls-aid sellers; Maaen ~
April. 3 ls-GlQS 10 04d tuyers April and May wv
buyers; May and June I'D buyers
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FTH-AVENI'E-Ju Justice Edgar l.. Fursma On or
the New York State supreme court ,o ,,KH
b ~ Nelson ex second Assistant Postmaster-
General HOLLAND-pr " 4. riych,i' y %,
london WRRAY HII5sn,qt sen Kailr WaL GS%s
IIud,a fvnde Harrison Of New Haven. {. NORA
Vicnne. Ghiian Minister at Washington: SIR W. +,
Marriott 81 London. and Norman w ''"'"P' "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
MAMARONECK.

I'll. poa,d NJ Education has organized by the
.,cc,ion Of J H. McArdle, president; Stanley ~
BRYANT. clerk. and william j Palmer treasurer.
The postponed outing Of the MsthodS ocus P Crow
Ione Island About four hundred people were III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-13
KATONAH.

The Rev. shadrach L. Bowman will loccupy the
pulpit OF the Katonah Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and evening. The pastor. the Rev.
w. A. Rabbit. is taking a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic W. Gorham. Of Parkway,