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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
WHITE PLAINS.

Cromwell Post No. +6S. O. A r.. by Invitation o.
the pastor. the Rev. John J. Gorham. Will attend
services in the First Baptist Church this evening
a special meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors mas
been called for mex, Tuesday morning at the county
buildings in this village take action on the dis-
puted boundary-iin between the towns OF New ho-
chce and Pelham.
Patriotic services will be held in the Memoria
Methodist Episcopal Church this evening. Special
music has been prepared for the occasion.
a sale OF useful articles FOR the hcnent or tho
White Plains Hospital VIII he held at The Grange.
the home Of Mrs Cornelius r. Fish. next Thurs
day afternoon. from 20 o'clock.
In the Surrogatc's Court yesterday the Will or
r izabcth II Bates was filed she died In the vi
age OF Port Chester I'm April last She lef' no near
relatives except aunt. In her VIII she hequeath cd
to Edi;h Milford her watch and chain. also all her
jowelry. books pictures and silver and plated ware
To her aunt Mary 4 Hammers. she gives an an
nuity Of 81 2N and all her household goods The
residue Of the estate Is given TO the Mchlran nj
vcrsiy AT Ann Arhor Mich. 10 found The rates
Professorshp Of the Diseases Of Women and chill
dren." The executors are Mary a Hammers, the
aunt already mentioned. ana Daniel H. smith, or
Princeton III.
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WAITING on CERTERA.
pr-1,1ETIN CROWDS DIsGUSTED AT HID
rvc,pp, To LIVE AS LONG AS POSSIBLE


DESIRE TO LIVE IS LONG AS POSSIBLE
The nosition Of Cervera's patent non-extnsu'sn
able fleet again formed the chief topic OF i'e ,.
60. tho watchers of the bulletin boards YESTERDAY
r., ,,,hl,c however Is getting little tieu Va
tbese ships that pass In the night tha' arc
then again are rot. The reported Ii'o'
the SPANISH vessels during the last ie" .,o
tribute most valuable testimony as 10 inc
,.a,ra ~ evidence They ought to be invesued'e"
~, 49, ps,,cbicol Research Society. Andrew Lang
orcres that there must be something in ghosts oe
cause 90 many respectable people say tnA' my
ho eco, then, But lots Of respectable people
doc,ore with equal assurance that they have seen
,he snanish fleet and. unless the said hee' Is 40
iarco az tho celebrated Armada and has been spit
~, into about a dozen squadrons. IL IoSlcaliy i''
lows that tho majority of the witnesses are either
$50, ~ hynnot,zed-whch comes TO the same
thing .,od
Still the bulletin-board crowds are not "''. e.
in psychIcal research. and, MS mas Deeh san" my
are again becoming irritated. The modern descehu
ants Of the ''triebelary pasquileers OF the Sever"
teenth century do their very best. They serve up
frcsh rumors every five minutes. IL seems '""'
thev must have imported their chalk artists from
the ranks Of the London pavement Experts ~
highly colored are their works. They e'e"' a. So,
expense supply the crowds with miInir sea pa'"0'
with real gunpow der every hour or 80. but none Oh
these things satisfies the public It wants News
wounded. and American Heroism. How can al
thls he obtained with an enemy who doesn't even
fight and run away. but runs away hrstF
The trouble IL that people here can't uhue's'a''"
the very natural weakness Of the Spahatus !"
wishing to keep alive as long as Tossip'e' nv"
only half Of the good batte-ships In the SPANS"
Navy were sent to this side of the Atlahuc III"
authorities in Madrid must evidently nave pee"
reading Bacons essays. He says: rhere was
captain sent to an exploit with forces 'ha' "eio
not likely 70 achieve the enterprise mo c"p''"
said to him. sir. appoint but half 80 many
UNIV. said the general. The captain answered
o3,cause /; Is better fewer de than moro II
needs only a nttle extension Of this advice 10 sup
nose that It IL better stl that none should Ole al
all II Il can he go arranged
From tho very latest dispatches II seen'' ma
Cervera Is bottled up in the harbor OF santiago ne
cuha afer ALL But II will take some little time
for the public 10 believe IT, That Old iape Oh
"yyolf, WOLF has still its modern application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
THOHiS ROGERS ARRESTED.

SURROGATE OF wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY SAYS HE
WILL KEEP HIM IN CUSTODY UNTIL he PAYS
HIS SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLAR FINE.
Deputy Sheriff John r. Rreese Of Westminster
County yesterday arrested Thomas Rogers on an
order OF Surrogate Theodore X Silkman requiring
him TO refund 10 the estate OF Jason Rogers 5000
which he Is alleged to have wrongfuly converted
his own use.
Several weeks ago the Surrogate signed decree
removing Thomas Rogers and William Cauldwell
as trustees under the will Of Jason Rogers. tho
locomotive builder. and from the trustecship Of
certain trusts constituted by the Will. and they
were directed to hand over all property and funds
in their possession belonging TO the estate to the
remaining trustee. William A. Shlabcr. The pro-
cccdngs for tho removal OF these trustees were
brought several months ago before the Surrogate
by ;wo OF the heirs Mary J. Wcstcrncd and Flora
T. Rogers. who alleged that the FUNDS OF me es-
tate had been mismanaged ana wasted.
William Cauldwcl. VINO il an cx-Stat" Senat
made what restitution hc could. deciding over all
his property to the estate. and thus impovcrshing
himself
Thomas Rogers. on the other hand. 1t is declared.
made restitution. and the Surrogate ordered
his arrest and imprisonment for contempt. and
dill cccd that he remain In custody until he scttl
his Indebtedness. lie cludcd the Shcrns officers
Dntil the present time, and now the order OF the
Rogers was arrairnc1 before Surrogate S.iknlan
and told he had been fined 10000. the amount that
he was directly responsible for. he became much
excited and said he would rot in jail" before he
paid It.
Surrogate Silkman said that Rogers would have
yay the money. he had the means. and de
clared that he would keep him In Jail until he
had done so. II 1t was for the term OF mis- natural
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

Al the Kingsley School in North Broadway. on
Friday the annual invitation concert OF the pref
ude" a musical club. held The ciup hao
the assistance OF Miss Amy Buck AMI william
Frederick Spence OF the Church Of the Holy COM
munion New-York City. Among those VINO TOOK
part Miss Marjorie Lawrence. MISS Elsie I'LL
man. Miss Garcia de Leon ant Miss Ida Andrus
There was a large attendance at the sale ana
entertainment on Friday evening. at the home OF
Mrs ~ s King in Riveriae-nve.. which was
held under the auspices of the Kings Sons ana
Daughters Of the Park Hill Reformed Church me
parlors were decorated with flags throuEhou..
Those who assisted the severa tables Were
Madeline Johnson. Marjorie Garrison; Mrs -,
Palmer and Mrs. King. The entertainers Were
Master Frederick Var Court, Charles baIc.as
Pearl Taylor Bertha Reymer, May Tremper ana
Mabel Crisaed. Twenty girls sang The star
Spangled Banner" -.
The final arrangements for the opening OF the
Hollywood Inn Recreation Field we're coiiiPlet.i
yesterday. The field IS near the Dunwoodle ga,
tion Of the New-York and Putnam Railroad ana
comprises about seven acres Of part or me hot
lam F. Cochran president Of the Board Of Directors
OF the inn. James f. Freeman the vice pres,
dent will also speak. large American nag VIII
he raised. the Grand Army posts ana SoiiS OF =
Grams assisting. Athletic contests w!Il then pc
held and there viii be a baseball game with the
Vernon Athletic Club. formerly The Young Men
Christian Association team ~ Mount vernon
amateur champions Of Wcstchestcr County.
At n special meeting ~ the Board OF IfcaItn on
Friday DIT c. W. Snyder appointed ten
The salary is 5000 a year The Health Board VIII
move June ! from its present quarters IN tne
Deyo Building 20 the city building at Dock-st lot
merry police headquarters.
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THE FUNERAL or REMENYT

The religious funeral ceremonies over the body
Of Edouard Remcnyi. the v!Olinist who died sud
denly twelve days ago. in a San Francisco theatre
during a performance. were held yesterday IN the
Of the Hungarian Social and Benevolent
Association at No. 3Ji East Seventy eight hist
The coffin lay in the rear room on the first floor
decked with flowers and American flags. and with
lighted candles by It's side. At the head stood a
portrait of the dead artist. E'mcnyi an
honorary member of the association which Is only
a year Old.
The services conducted according TO the
rites Of the Catholic Church, by Father Dcnes. Of
the Hungarian Catholic church. in East Fourth-st.
Mrs. Eemcnyi was unable to be present. IA she
has been an invalid for two years. Thor Ecmcnyi,
the OF the dead yirtuoso. and his sister. were
present. however. The services were exceedingly
simple.
This morning the body will be removed TO the
LcnOX lyccum, where the public funeral
monies VIII be celebrated. The body Will be ac-
companiod by fifty members Of the Hungarian
club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
THE "BTREAT" Not Authorized.

STATE HISTORIAN HASTINGS SAYS HE HAS NOT
GIVEN CREDENTIALS TO GEORGE P. II M'vAY.
Albany May 2s-State Historian Hastings to-day
stated that named George T. II. McVay.
giving his address No. 81 West Twenty-sixth-
St New-York and styling himself as editor and
compiler Of the Bureau FOR The Compilation and
Records" had written letters 10 the commandant
Of each volunteer company Of the State in the field
asking him to send detailed report to that bureau
OF his in the field. together with account
OF any important incidents that may take place at
the front. FOR the purpose of embodying said
the state Speaking OF the matter. Mr.. Hastings
says.
have received copy OF the letter from off,
Ger high In command OF the New York volunteers
At the front Several weeks ago McNay
toran requesting credentials from this Office for
the purpose Of gathering material from the vol
unteer regiments. refused to grant the creden-
tals or To employ McNay on the ground that he
had no authority under the law to do So
Mr.. McNay no doubt has embarked a private
speculation. He certainly has authority from
tho State to gather material as the caption on his
letterhead. Bureau OF Compilation and Preserva-
ton OF New-Y State Military and Naval Rec
ords, which is entirely misleading. would Indicate
Fronting by the oversights and errors that oc-
Cured IN the War OF the Rebellion State His
toran Hastings has already arranged for data
from the volunteer organizations that represent
Ncw-lork State In the with Spain that Will
be printed In full with his next annual report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

Boston. Mass. May On. j. Eiallowell president
Ct the National Bank Of Commerce. made this for
NAL statement to-day In regard 10 Fred T. Moore.
assistant paying teller of the institution:
All that can say for the bank. is that there has
been !rrcguarity here-a slight The
amount OF defalcatiOr is 5000. think. We do
not think II VIII so above iha; figure The man
has skipped and that Is all We can say about H..
II learned to-day that the night before
Moore left town he told his wife that he had been
suspended for dickering In stocks, and asked her
to SO 10 NewYork with him to spend few days.
She did so. and week ago. she says. they were
TO wit while ne went into q building. and she has
not seen him since then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fail River. Mass. May IS (SpeciaD.-The print
cloth market has shown improved tone and the
business is regarded the most encouraging Of
months.
During the week there a very moderate de-
mand for odds, most OF which sold at two cents
Some grades OF goods brought better that fig
ure. NO regulars were SOLD at that rate. and the
repor; for the week made by brokers Will show no
market at that quotation.
There light demand for the regulars but
mill men refused 10 iaA any business al less than
two cents.
The total sales for the week are reported better
than $4,000 pieces.
This morning there came decided change after
the sales for the week had been announced. A
demand was made for regulars. and bidders want
ed many thousands at two cents. \ small lot
disposed OF at two cents and then the mill
refused to meet the demand at that figure. They
Will probably hold on next week for better price,
and II Is sale that there Is than even
chance OF their getting It, Everything seems 10
ne1con. $50 s
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MOUNT VERNON.

Two performances Of THE Masked Bali were
given In the opera house in all OF the Bureau "
Charities on Friday evening and last evening The
players amateurs. and were assisted by A
quartet from the West Chester Mandolin Club.
Bronx Chapter Daughters Of the Revolution.
which is max ng and filing one hundred comfort
bags for Company NJ Sth Regiment. has received
many contributions. and will soon forward a con-
signrnent 70 Ctuialn Frank Curtis. The women
authorized to receive contributions are Mrs. J.. ,.
Ward Miss Stone. Mrs. Roger VI. sherman and
Mrs. SaRerman.
A large number ~ the residents % this city VII
take par, tomorrow IN m" pilgrimage 20 the battle
field OF White Plains The trip Will be- under the
auspices 81 :he Sors 81 the American Revolution
The continued rainfall has completely Hooded the
Bronx Valley from Woodlawn 90 Tuckahoe. Many
" the smaller buildings along the river have been
carried away Yesterday IN" spectators saw a
kennel foaHng down tho stream. Tho occupant q
large spau.ci. perchod on the roof. but could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

Charles Briggs. contractor was probably fatally
Injured yesterday while building a kitchen AZ his
home. Four dynamite cartridges which he was
carrying In hs pocket exploded. driving a quantity
OF srFe nails which ne WAS also carrying through
his body.
week 70 heir country homes N Rye and Mama
roneck were + \ Constable. T.. &. Rag. : VI
McGregor. Clarence True. Mrs Charlotte John
son. Mrs Julia Saav and Robert -. la~ton.
Tho choir 81 tho Rye N"th0 liei Episcopal church
has arranged concert 30 be- given iu -" church
parors on next Tuesday evening number II
so,0.sts from Port Chester. New Rochelle AMI Mount
Vernon VIII take part.
A special meeting ~ fho members % No Con-
gregStionai ChurcA o.! Port Chester will hr held
tomorrow evening 20 rouslior The sae - N" m
occupied land owned ~ the church anl - arrange
for the payment ~ the church debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
NEW CORPORATIONS N THIS STATE

Albany. y. Y, May 8.-The following companies
have been Incorporated:
The Osweeatchic Tale Company {. c~r, .r.o.
capital stock $1,000. Directors Robert w. Ander-
son. S l. Adcock H. o. Bessee. 5 S. Ruatln and
II. f. Smith OF syracuse.
New-York and Brooklyn Towel Supply Company:
capital stock. $500. Directors l.. C. Hopsor and
S. O. Evans. Of New-York. and II. +. Wood OF
brooklyn.
The Calcium King Lamp Company. Of New-York
capital stock $4,000 Directors, George II. Cloves
and John T. Biacknall. OF Waterbury, Conn: T.
l.. Fisher and Charles y. Morgan OF New-York
The Rochsler & Mack Lithographing Company
OF New-York; capital stock. $1,000. Directors
Charles +. Rochsler and J. l.. aochsler OF Brook.
lyn. and George Mack. Of Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
Mr. BL4NDYS LITTLE DAUGHTER HtRT
RUN OVER by BADLY CONTROLLED HORSE. IN
THE ABSENCE OF HER PARENTS IN
THE COZ NTRY.

Lila Blandy the seven year old daughter OF As
sistant Corporation Counsel Charles Blandy. was
run over by a grocery wagon In front of MI.
Blandy's home No li3 West One-hundred and
twenty-Nrst-st. yesterday. and severely In
jured Two Of the childs ribs were broken. her
face badly bruised and she suffered greatly
from the shock
The little girl was playing hall NJ the time. The
horse which was driven by Christopher Gender.
a fourteen yea old boy running AT full speed
and seemed beyond the boys control. 1t from
side 10 side OF the street. and sweeping into the
curb caught the child before she could get out Of
the way. She carried into her home 10y a
citizen. boy followed the wagon and located H..
and its driver was arrested and 10 the Gerry
society.
Mr.. and Mrs Blandy at Spanord. y. II. They
summoned home by telegraph. as the child 3
condition is serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
NETWORK CITY.

The first annual report OF the managing director
81 the Peoples institute has been published II
tells u the work done since May 10 $50 and or the
needs for ~, future.
Justice Slower In the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed Emanuel Blumcn-tlel commissioner 10
inquire INTO the sanity OF Mrs. Susan Il. TahIer.
the wife ~ Dr Moshcirn r. Tablor. II No IN East
Twenty third-st.. who was committed 10 bloom
inpdnc Asylum December n and Is stil there
she owns considerable property. and her husband
wants committee ~ her estate appointed.
Henry Rutgers Congcr and Herbert Henry Leh-
man. Of Ncw-York city. and Thomas Pin Good
body. OF IIalcdou. y. J.. were among the students
~ Williams College who were elected yesterday
as members Of C:argoyle the honorary senior
cicty
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HOME VIEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ATRENhKLE- 4 +. Magrudcr and Leon
Morris T. : y ASTON Commander J. r. Mer-
rnl l. ROCKINGHAM Henry Hitchcock or
>, Louis FIFTH AVENUE William l.. Scruggs
4 Atlanta. Ga GRAND William VI. Roach OF
chester Penn MANHATTAN Louis Gauter. OF
London NORMANDTE- Howard King. OF Albany
%TTIIEfI. Senator Myer Nusshaum OF NJ
bnuv PINZA-I II Grc"nhut. Of Peoria. III
WALDORF Cougressmeu Wallace T Footc. IT. or
Port Henry y y and sidney f.. Mudd. OF Mary
land. hudson Mqyim. II London, and j. Is castle
Of Honolulu W1NDSOR-Mrs. George NJ. Pull
man ~ Chicago
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THOMAS ". KEENES CONDITION.

An operation was performed yesterday afternoon
in The $. H. Smith lnnrmary. at New Brighton.
Staten Island. Thomas w. Kcene. the actor
who Is suffering from appendicitis II said
at the hospital last night that the condition OF the
actor was critical. Whether or not the operation
would prove successful could not be determined
FOR several days. Mr.. Kceno had to give up his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
4 flag FOR MRS. SAUPSOV.

The women Of Glen Ridge. n. J.. yesterday pro-
sentsd TO Mrs. Sampson. tho wife OF Rear-Admral
Sampson, handsome silk nag in recognition Of
the services of the Admiral 70 the country Mrs
Sampson was taken greatly by surprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
CENTRAL PARK CONCERTS BEGIN.

large crowd gathered In the Mall at Central
Park yesterday afternoon TO listen to the first
concert Of the summer given by the list
Regiment Band. When the band started 10 play
The Star Spansled Banner" there was tremendous
one shouted: What's the matter with the 7lst?"
The answer a tremendous cheer, to which the
band responded by playing Yankee Doodle" after
which there more cheers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
NEIN ROCHELLE

Mrs George Clinton Il Fisk and Mrs J \. seror
will address the sunday school - st Johns Meth
odist Episcopal church THIS afternoon on Home
Missions" In the "vcuing -" pastor all preach
his second sermon Oh "Th" k"afonaticn"ss ~
Christianity: or. Christ vs inrersoiL
large number ~ fod"fy people attended a
cOtilion IN Pelham Manor on FriIay evening. The
affair was held In -" Manor House. which vas
decorated with ia" National colprs. Mss Edith
Eazcn and Sands Gorha;n .cl the cotill"u. AMI the
lavors were miniature" knape.rHs FOR the men and
swords and flags fcr the women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
COMMUNICATIONS WITH JAPAN RESTORED.

The Commercial Gable Company announces that
the Siberian land lines have been restored. and that
messages for Japan routed via Northern" ac-
cepted without restriction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
SILK M4NTFACTTRING FIRM ASSIGNS.

Paterson. " j. May q (SpecinD-An assignment
for the benefit OF their creditors made by
George W Fulton & CO.. silk manufacturers Of
Paterson this morning. The firm has been In
bus ness for years The assets exceed the LA
b!it!es by $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
SHIPPING NEWS.

FORT OF NEw-YonX. SATURDAY. MAY Is 1905
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lucania tBr) Mckay. Liverpool May Fl and
-, with mdse. 2s3 cabin and 2o steerase
passengers Vernon ii Brown Co. Arrived at the Bar
0:l0 IN.
steamer Montgomery CDy>. Jebson Liverpool Nay IL N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
GREAT NORTHERN BOND REDEMPTIo,

GREAT NORTTEKN EDND KEDT-MF HUN.
The Great Northern Railway Company has issued
the following notice TO the holders Of It's collateral
trust per cent bonds
In conformity with the conditions Of and ne re-
CURED by the deod,of trust executed by this COM
pany September !, 1892. notice is hereby given to
the holders Of bonds secured thereby that all such
bonds will be redeemed at par and accrued interest
at this office September l. 1895 and that interest
VIII cease 10 accrue thercOn rom that dnte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
SPECIAL REDUCED RATES WANTED

The joint traffic managers have approved tho spe-
clal reduced rates made by the Joint Passenger
Committee account of the Merchants AssOca-
ton o this city for the months Of August and Sep
tember.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
RacE FoR scrLLIyG CHAMPIONSHIP.

Vancouver p. C.. May 2s.-An agreement has
been signed here by Gaudaur's representative to
row X. NJ Johnson for purse Of $500 and the
sculng championship OF the world. The wiz
he yowed In VancoupVT Uarbor on Jsy /
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CONTENTS

Half-tone pictures Of every type Of American
warship-batte- ships armored cruisers, tor
pedo- boats, gunboats. converted merchant
steamers. torpedo boat destroyers the subma
rine boat Holland and other vessels.
The batte-ship Maine.
n large portrait Of Admiral Dewey.
Pictures Of Admiral Deweys ships.
The great battlc-ships and cruisers under COM
mand of Admiral Sampson.
The battle-ship Oregon. which lately mad
the perilous trip TO the West Indies.
The battle OF Manila Bay, with map Of thu
Philippine Islands.
Half tOne portraits OF officers Of the Navl
President Mckinley and Secretary Long.
Scenes on the warships. showing big guns
the crews, etc
A complete list If all the ships Of the Nav
with armament. size and commander Of each. :
Pictures Of 10 ships OF the Spanish Navy.
map Of Cuba and the West Indies
THE TRIBUNE,
NEW-YORN
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MONDAY. MAY 30.
OUTGOING STEAL ERS.
TUESDAY, MAY II.

TUESDAY. MAY a.
Vessel. For. Line. Mails close. Vessel salts
Oneida. Charleston clyde. .,............. 3 IN
WEDNESDAY. JUNE l.
Teutonc Liverpool White Star...... 900 a II 90
Westernland Southampton. American. 1000 a 1900 IN
- Cuthhert. Antwerp. Phoenix.
III Monte. New-Orleans. Morgan..... 800 m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATIRE ALMANAC

Sunrise i3& Sunset % Moon IN 33 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-Sandy Hook 0:is Gov Island | 20 Hell 3:l3
P.M.-Sandy Hook 81 Gov Island 2lO Hell Gate 4u3
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A POPULAR SUCCESS
"The Ships Of
Our Navy
SECOND EDITION
Handsome Half Tone Pictures d
the principal ships Of each Of thu
American Squadrons.
10 CENTS A COPY, POSTAGE PAID

A timely Tribune Extra, which will co
able the reader to gain vivid idea d
the battle of Manila Bay and to follow til
fighting around Cuba, with full undes
standing of the ships engaged.