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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
WHITE PLAINS.

A meeting of the managers OF the Westcnes'eS
County Agricultural Society was held at the county
n,nd,ngs Yesterday morning The subjects consd-
cred were the premium list for the coming county
fair and the repainting and repairing of buildings
at the fair grounds.
Thu fair for the benefit of the Young Mems
christian Association will open in the AUDITORIUM
sn,norroyy evening and will be continued the 1oi-
lowing day. 49,. County, -Four, and
w. Supreme Court will be IN session at the same
time The Supreme Court Justice Jesse Johnson
presiding convened two weeks ago, ana wii prou
co,,rt Judge Smith Lent presiding opens next
Monday morning In order to ACCOMMODATE o tno
tuSo conrts Sheriff MoiOy will arrange the super
visorsS room for the use Of Justice Johnson Juose
ant occupying the Supreme Court room .,
A|ys fohuson directed the drawing OF pane
of 100 extra petit jurors yesterday TO De IN Braun
the coUyict charged with the murder OF ms S ~
in the visitors room in the State prison al olis
Clr0 on March last
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PERSONAL ASSESSMENTS OUT.
NORTH TARRYTOwN TAXPAYERS OBTAIN
REpUCTIONs-MORE LAWSUITS LIKELY.

REDUCTIONS-MORE LAWbUlIo Lihnhi'
The assessors Of the village of North Tarrytown,
in Westchester County. completed the revised as
sessment roll for 1895 en- Saturday evening, and yes
terday II was FLED with the village ClerR, at
whose Office It will remain open for pubic inspec-
ton for fifteen dayE
The book shows that reductions asgre8atns ]o"f' =
200 were granted s4S7 900 being personal prop
erty The total amount Of the original roll was
S3ss76So. OF about eighty protests filed sxty-fouf
persons received reductions and sixteen applica-
lions were refused Nearly all of the $4,000 reduo-
ton on real estate was taken off three applicants
5000 off William Rockefeller. 1900 of John d.
Rockefeller and 5000 off the New-York Central and
Hudson River Railroad.
The reduction given William Rockefeller was on
his See farm consisting of fifty acres and assessed
for So 00 Mr. Rockefeller paid about 5000 for the
land and has offered II for sale at $500
John D. Rockefellers assessment Is 500 l0 on
nearly two hundred acres The reduction OF 5000
SCISSORS valued at 5000 but Mr. Rockefeller places
It's value al sZI,5U ,., a..
another lawsuit. as the Rockefellers are determined
not TO pay taxes on such eXorbtant amounts.
last few days In making preparation FOR another
legal fight. An applies ton for writ oil certorarf
made within a week.
The assessors do not fear the proceedings. how;
ever. they believe that they were fully justified
in making the valuations. and suit is still pend
ing over tho 1887 assessments.
B. Ely was reduced from 100000 to $500 John s
MoI;san from $1,000 TO nothing Mrs. +. Em n
A annie, Hawss from to s Mrs Layina
5000 TO nolhng; Waiter 7; sackett, $4,000 to
.l 90; Mrs; Elizabeth Alien $500 to $500 and Ger
Beatty, W F. Chadesynes Harriet L Chagn, the
f Hsns Pedhs s Max P odan a Tu
ddegg s Hymsn Levy, Mrs Mary Ogden: Mag,
to nothing. anu Josephine ''ss0' from VOW
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MOUNT VERNON.

The annual commencement exercises OF 81 'o
seph's Academy. conducted IN south nm
- .n s,-,ars az Mercy will take place this after
roon AZ 2 o'clock The parochial schools connecteo
With the Church of the Sacred Heart VII close on
Wednesday and Thursday. June ~ ana 'V WIN
The Commissioners of Public Works has JUST IN
,sbad macadarniZng Union, South Thlro anu sef
isne ISM ther nanorta1t avenues and streets and IS
now paving Depot Place and arTangg loI 1o
sie" 40 avery important business and residehtia
street in Mount Vernon will be n hs
m9 ,b am any other municipality of It's size II tne
rnu,,trv IN It's miles Of fine asphalt, paved ana
uecadanizAd highways. - r...r,a,
Tbe annual picnic OF the First Presoy1erie q;
Cburch is announced for Thursday juno SV a'
Roton Point Conn.
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RICHMOND BOROUGH NEWS

The organization Of the Republican County Com
mittes will be effected this evening at the head
quarters in Tompknsvile. The Democrats will
meet in the German Club rooms and will also elect
their officers.
The following have been elected officers OF the
Richmond County Sunday-school Teachers Asso-
citation: President Robert Scott; vice presidents
a Merrill J; c. iIiiIyer. +. I. Harris. c. T.
Van Deusen and the Rev. J. L. Spicer: secretary
and treasurer, j. j. Wood.
Commencement exercises OF st. Austin's School
Will be held this afternoon at o'clock There will
be a muster. and headed by band the pupils
Will attend service al ST. Mays At 4 o'clock
bishop Henry c. Potter Will present the prizes
and the exercises Will be ended BY a coppetitive
drill and dress parade The year 5ust ended ts the
fifteenth OF the school
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The following Jurors from the town Of Mount
Pleasant have been drawn TO serve at the June
term Of the County Court. which begins at White
Plains next Monday: Grand Armada Bryant; petty.
Lafayette Church, James Jimeson Leander Hall
and Seaman Brooks.
The degree team OF 81 sepy Hollow hodge. o. o.
F. went 10 Sherman Park last evening to work the
second degree at Home Lodge.
The Sewer Commissioners will open bids on
Thursday for the construction OF four miles OF
sewers in the village.
number OF mongrei dogs are causing much
was Shot BY the police last week and another yes
terday morning. on Sunday night the mongres
attacked q number OF Holstein calves the farm
OF John A. Beatty. In Sleepy Hollow. and killed one
Q them.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Judge Fitzgerald, in Part " Of the Court Of Gen
ersl Sessions, yesterday Afternoon dismissed the
indictments against the following for keeping al
legged bucket-shops: Francis f. Eggleston Jerome
r. Rice. George Clayton and Jean Carzeal Tho
men did business at No. s. Newest Assistant Dis,
trict-Attorney Blake recommended the dismissal Of
the indictments for lack OF evidence
Among those who are booked to sail on the North
German Lloyd steamer Lain to-day are tho Rev
Dr. d. HomeS Eaton and Mrs. Eaton s. r. Gum.
mere. United States Consul at Tangier; Mr. and
Mrs. George Kaempfer. Professor and Mrs J. A
Candel. DR.. and Mrs l.. Peser Dr. and Mrs
Leonard Weber. and Major n " Williamson. as
sistant superintendent of mails
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

According 70 the law under which the several
o,hl,c schools Of the city were consolidated inc
Msvor must. between June and 10 OF each year.
name three trustees TO succeed those whose terms
Of Office expire. The terms OF office OF Ihohas
rnxx,nr ir Richard l.. Condor and William b.
Nisbet expire this year.
The June meeting of the Board OF Educsuon
will be held this evening at It's office IN the hisn
school Building in South Broadway An adjourned
meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners VIII
be held tomorrow evening. - liz.
THE women OF the Dorcas Society connectco WIN
The Westminster Presbyterian Church announce
nuhuc strawberry festival for Thursday evening OF
this week. c..,.c,, has he-
mn LAYING tvelve-inch main through ttaWtnoriie,
ave connecting tho tanks in Nepperhah-st ana
Tenperhan Lodge, F. and A. NJ. will celebrate
60 SILVER anniversary on Monday evening OF next
week. when dinner will be given and appropriate
The Coouette. owned by Charles A. valentines
x,on the race FOR the 'Cock-of- tbe-Walk nag OF
the Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club on SATURDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

Joseph Adofphe Chaplesu- @. c.. III. D., was born
IN Ste. Thereso de Blainv1lle. Quebec. in 1870 He
was called TO the bar IN 1851 and became O. c. In
1873 In 1867 he entered the Provincial Legislature
rom the county OF Terrebonne. In 1878 he was So
lcttoreneral. and in 1876 Provincial Secretary. In
1879 he became Premier OF Quebec. and was also
Minister OF Agriculture and Public Works and Min
lister of Railways until 1852 when he called to
the Privy Council OF Canada and became Secretary
Of State. He filled this Office until 1892 when he
became Minister Of Customs. He filed this place
for nearly year, when he was made Lieutenant
Governor Of Quebec. He established 10 Canada In
1SS the Credit Foncier Franco Canadian, high
class financial institution, OF which he vice.
president In Canada, the chief office being in Paris
President Grevy made him a Commander of the
Legion OF Honor in 1892 and he was also a Com
mander Of s.. Gregory the Great In 1884 he was
president of Royal Commission on Chinese Imm-
grafton and visited California and British Columbia
He was a professor Of Internatonal Law at Laval
University. Among the public acts OF his career
were the Introduction into Canada OF the British
system OF the stationery Office for public Depart
frfents and Parliament and the American system Of
q National Printing Bureau.
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THURSDAY. JUNE ia
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-MoNDAY. JUNE 10. 1895
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Manitoba (Br. Gates London June .. with
Company N.Y. Arrived at the Bar at 2 m '''''"'
sssea sany Ges at a5 m London June
Steamer Cycle g'r: Jermyn London May % in ballast
ballast to Funeh Edge & Co. Anchored in Lower Bay at
e2 M sos Ordered to Newport sSS s Ssws
Michaols May 80 with mdse to Funch. Edge Co. Ar
steamer Furnsssia CBr. Harris. Glasgow Jun. and
Neville 8 with mdse 81 cabin and 1888 steerage pas
sengers TO Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at o45
Steamer TsI. British Queen @D Smith. Antwerp June l.
Ne stsnm. at sr tS m OBJ Henderson Hamburg
20 20 with mdse to Barber & Co Arrived At
Steamer Mansr Cer. scatter. Bordeaux May %. In
ballast to II Winchester 4 Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer BugundiA Gr). Bourgo Marselles May IS and
James w w.ih % Sna EDS 's ss s pa
Steamer cit.s d. Messina dsaD cafiero. Genoa May
%sna GO %rysG f at the BAR a a. Ii'S to is al'e
20 and oS OF 90 wS mds. H PSsp, @ May
Steamer Geors- Dumois CNor. Fsrmann. Sanchez tssn
DOMINGO June with mdse and two cabin passengers
TO sesme, s aSa"y CNr 1s rn me sar at '
s. 81 Kits and st Thomas 7. with mdse ana 30 cabin
passengers to A outerbridge Co. Arrived at the
., Steamer PIlns Msgrits Dutch Quit Paramaribo May
Guants 80. La ausyr. 81. Curacao june g. Jscmsl g.
to KSnst Co. Arrived WN S as s sad BAR
at $50 a M - 49, 49,
Steamer Colorado. Risk, Brunswick Ca June 10 with
md.e and passenger. to c II Mallory & Co. WV"
Steamer Nacoochee. Smith Savannah June 10 with
mdse and passengers 20 the Ocean Steamship Company
steamer City OF Augusta Daggett Savannah June IL
with mdse and passengefs TO Ocean Steamship Company
Steamer E Dorado, Parker New Orleans 3 DAYS with
mdse 10 J Van Sickle. ~
Sandy Hook. n. J.. June 49, $50 p. m-w,nd west
ist breeze; cloudy. '
CLEARED
steamer bevernon Nor). Hansen. Port Antonio-Amer-
loan Fruit Company. ~'
Steamer Hurworth B). Keith Havre-Petsr Wright
pa Steamer csyloa cSOs,. Hansen Phiadelphia-psnel
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BROADWAY, COR. 31ST ST.

in the morning were tho most largely a.teha d.
logues singing and the baptism Of three Infants
In the First Presbyterian Church the rev e',-S -
Ritchie Smith the former pastor or the cnurcn,
Game from baltimore address the children At
hundred odd Fellows assembled to hear sermon
delivered by the Rev. James w A. Dodge ,rc,
Cortlandt Hook and Ladder Company NO VIII
have a field day at Lake Mohegan, probably next
week The date has not been definitely fixed how
ever
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TANMANY PREPARING FOR THE FOURTH
BIG CELEBRATION AT WHICH NEITHER SILVER
NOR THE CHICAGO PLATFORM rs
10 BE MENTIONED

NOR THE CHICAGO PLATFORM rs
10 BE MENTIONED.
The Tammany Sachems wifi meet in the Wiz
wan. In East Fourteenth-st., this afternoon IN an
point committees and make other arrangements for
a celebration Of the Fourth OF July. II is expected
that the celebration at Tamnany Hall this wear
Will cast In the shade ali previous celebrations ~
the Glorious Fourth there. Prominent Demo
Gratis from several States OF the Union Will he In.
vited 10 make talks at the celebration There will
be an abundance OF food for those who become
faint with listening TO much talk. and also IRE
water for the thirsty
II was said by knowing Tammany men yesterday
that the statesmen who would be Invited TO spe Ak
at the celebration would be told not TO talk about
Iree silver coinage or about the Chicago platform.
but TO WhoOp IL up on the unterrined character OF
Democracy in general and of the Democracy of
THOMAS Jefferson in particular War talk will be
allowed, but other National topics to bs lodged
AS William Jennings Bryan is supposed to be on
his way TO join Admiral Dewey with a regiment OF
nehtng men, the Tammany braves have no fear
that they VIII DO afflicted by a speech or letter from
him at a time when the organization IL preparing
TO mop to the side Of the gold Democrats.
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PEFKSKILL

There will be meeting OF the Alumni Associa-
ton OF Drum Hill School this evening to make final
preparations for tho annual reception at the school,
next week.
The closing exercises Of Worral Hall will take
place to-day. There will be literary and musical
iexercises In the afternoon at O'Clock. Then there
Eill be awarding OF medals prizes and class
9idcstes. after which there will be drill and
battalioa parade. The BATTALION will be reviewed
BY Colonel Sprague, OF New York
: Chiiorcns Day was observed on Sunday Tho
xsrcses in the First Methodist Episcopai Church
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PETER CAIRNS.

Peter CAIRNS. who was for many years whole
sale grocer In this cty, died Sunday last at nj,
home, No. III Hancoek-st Brooklyn. He was
born In Hanover, Germany. in 1924. and when
twenty years old came 10 this country with his
older brother Horny. and settled in New-York
Here he married Ammo Margaret Won Dohlen OF
their three chiidre2 two are living. one. a daugh-
ter. Mra Sophia c. BArtsld. Of Brooklyn. and a
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PORT CHESTER.

Mrs Ellen Pell. wife Of the late Bernard Pell
died yesterday at her home in East Port Chester
MRS. PelI was forty-six years old, and leaves
daughter The funeral Will be held on Thursday
morning az the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
The old public hngpole In East Port Chester IL
being repainted. the fret time since II erected
in 1854.
The authorities of Rye offering reward for
the arrest and conviction Of the supposed Sound
f!rates who have been looting the country homes
OF wealthy New York people. The largest three
lrobberies have been at the homes OF 4. NJ Nc
Gregor 10 Mamaroneck and Simeon Ford and
rdrs- ShnM. az Milton Point
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Dr NJ G. Schaufier. OF Lake.
wood FIFTH AVENUE-R L. Fox Of Oneonata
HOLLAND-Robert C. Hooker. Of Boston HOFF-
NAME. w. Very, Of Washington. IMPERIAL
Judge John H. Coyne, Of Geneseo MANHAT-
TAN-Samue d. Coykendall Of Rondout and DR..
j. A. X Walker Of Bombay India NEITHER
LAND-Dr. William Pepper, OF Philadelphia.
WINDSOR-J w. Doane, Of Chicago
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ALBERT =. MASSEY.

Watertown. " Y. June l3--A dispatch from
London. England. announces the death at sea on
June Of Albert p Massey. OF this city He was a
mechanical engineer in the employ OF tho New
YORK Air Brake Company. and an inventor OF many
appliances to the brake. He ffty-six years old
The body buried at sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
DIR. JOHN A. LARRABEE.

Louisville. June 13-Dr. John A Larrabee, one Of
this city's best-known physicians and well known
in his profession all the country. died yester-
day Of Bright's disease, at the age OF ftyeght. He
was native of Maine and man OF wide popu-
larity. He contributed largely 10 medical journals.
and was the author Of many treatises on diseases
OF children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
BARON CARBERY

London. June B-Baron Carbery AIgernon VIII
lam George Evans-Freke) is dead He was borr
on September 9. 1865 was formerly lieutenant IN
the ID Battalion. Northamptonshire Regiment and
~ the tllnc OK his death was a Jusfice ~ fha
Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant Tor County - cow me
Ireland. "'' Soih'
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LARCHMONT MANOR

The trustees Of the Larchmont Yacht Cluo nave
announced d musical programme, TO be given Al
4ha clubhouse from TO II D. m on the following
ladies days" Thursdays. June q, July a. August
IS and September .,.a
The Iarchmont Fire Department has received
another new hose wagon, and celebrated its ar
rival on Saturday night with a parade through the
Manor
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee. United Charities
Hall, 8 p. m.
Tammany General Committee 0 D. m
Richmond County Republican Committed Tonnp-
kinsville p.
Gravesend races. $50 p. m
Municipal Assembly. City Hail. M
Pilot and Police Commissioner mestingn
Long Island Bible Sooisty, Corona 8 D. M
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son, at Brooklyn Hills. Jamaica. Mr.. CAIRNS was
member of the New York Gun Club. and had
been connected with other societies. but Of late
years had ceased to keep UP his interest In them
He was member Of 81. Peters German Lutheran
Church. In Bedford-ave. De kalb, and the
pastor, the Rev J. J. Heischman, will conduct the
funeral at the house to-day at p. m.
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MRS. MARTHA E. CRAWFORD

Mrs. Martha f. Crawford died yesterday AZ her
home. No West Fifty-seventh-st She wa.
the Widow OF Robert L. Crawford OF Mobile and
was seyenty-nine years old. ~
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burg II Is expected that fully a week will be de-

burg. It Is expected that fully week VIII Dc ue-
voted to the inspection Of the companys property.
and considerable attention Will be given In some OF
the larger cities TO the terminals. $780,,
President Thomson and his party VIII be joined
at Plttsburg by the leading executive and oper-
atng officers Of the company. The party Will VISIT
Cincinnati Indianapolis. ST. Louis. Chicago, Cieve-
land Fort Wayne and other Western cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

Baron Carbery the ninth of his line an,
was educated at Harrow and at Cambridge I-niver
sity. He married Miss Mary Toulmin in 1so1 ana
left two sons. the eldest. John born in 1899 w
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sIR ADOLPHE CHAPLEAU. Ill. D.

Montreal. June 1s.-sr Adophe Chapleau, former
Lieutenant-Governor Of Quebec and Secretary OF
State Of the Dominion, and of the great French
Canadian statesmen. died here few minutes after
noon.
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Announcements
W. NAKODAS. z. & w.
The popular Summer collar
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 42s Sunset 732 Moon l5 Moons age "a
HIGH WATER TO DAY
AM-Sandy Hook 400 Gov. Island 4:3s He'll Gate 63l
PM-Sandy Hook 400 Gov. Island sol He'll Gate o5i
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TO INSPECT pENNsyrv.Sr. rr>,v

Philadelphia. June 1S-President Thomson Of the
pennsylvania Railroad. accompanied by a number
OF other high officials OF the company started to-
Gay upon tour OF inspection Of several of tho
lines OF tho Psnnsylvania system west Of Pitts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

Steamer Kelvinsrove Cer) Ryder. Bordeaux-BafoG
steamer Deutschland CGer) schisrh0rst Hamburg
Steamer Washington Ger. Dincslsg' R0t''rd'o-
Steamer Anana (Brl. Kerr. Adelaide. Me!Oourns w
steamer Lain Cier) Pohe. Bremen, v,s souaAnpu"
Steamer laurie CBp. Smith. Lverpoo-whi's saf
Line. 80
Steamer Nacooehee Smith savannah-oc.sn s. S. O.
News-old Dominion SIS Co rv., assA
Ship Queen Elizabeth (Br). Fulton shansaai~AA
Lyermore. x,n~ \
Snip Norwood CBr). Roy. Lytte'on and punedin-A"
Bark Mls,ietoe Br. Simpson. santos-Thom" N'''"
Bark Jessie Osborne (Br) cautey. Brsane-Arf'
Douglas
Steamers Eldsvold NOr FOR Newport News "
Dominion Norfolk and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Southampton June iS-Salled steamer bar"~
Ger, Richter. from Bremen FOR New i orS .,. fBh
Dunkrk June li-sailed. steamer Port csaSIsS
swansea June ii-saei. steamers Jersey S Isys ''
Lewis New.iork Meneniie (brl Mann M, =, Rome BA
Yo SinsSG New spns l'N''''s' steamer wv x,
Dover June Passed steamers BrchtOr ODD .r ns
New-York for Rotterdam; June u. American 'D''
Butt Rotterdam for Nev-York. ..,.,., Peter
Shields June lls9ed steamers BaTss5 'f s csn
Sew-York 18Th Arsl OBJ, Nicholas 1 New i0''
West Hartlepool June Sailed steamer s'a'"
Cartner New-York N, rccA
Hull, June il--Arved. steamer Aloedene yn.'
New-York sailed. Martello OBJ. Rea New, annsntsb
Isle OF Wight June l2Passet steamer ,,s 'epuisA
CBD Mllno. New-York for Hull is'h char nnsrts CH
Peters. Amsterdam FOR New-fork' 81 L~'"'
Lizard. june is-Pass,d steamer St cushsers '"'
Fitzgerad. New-York tor Antwerp. nam. Eseels3
Prawle Point June S.-passed, steamer .rsn on.
Gen. Muller NewYork for Flushing s'Fa'n'e'''
Moar. New York tor Dunklrk. - "a, RytG
Sicily June iS-Passed steamers Batoum tn", rste~
London Tor New-Yorx. Edam Dutch. bfuhs""
stettn. june io-Arrived steamers cuden g M
derson New-York: Eiam Dutch) b rais"a wsstsrns's
Oselgl Mills. New York via Southampton Isss
Bremen, June lS.-Arrived steamer nU ,"1
Ger. schuckmenn. New-York wa Jondo,s o.
shadwlck New-York 18th Palatia t6erl HNnsnsr No.
York: 18th. arrived. August korn tder'' Dunn" -
Rotterdam. June is-Arriyed steamer % w.
,Br). Milestone. New York. n.-,moor on
Paulllac June i2--Arrlyed. steamers ps spA NorsA
Marin New-York Tor Bordeaux, Westhhi 'o"'
Gibraltar. June i2-Passed steamers w Brasl
from Bombay for Hamburg iSih ,y n' Kaiser wlssss
Naples and Genoa, Sailed Aller (Ger N's''"
Marseles June iO-saied steamer o0e'0"
Trieste june o~sailed steamer Botv tAu'''
New-York ..,.r Teftes''
81 Michsers June i2-Arrved; steamer sln dor ccsn.
AusO Suttora Palermo etc. for Newa,w.r KurrsenV
East London. june l3-Arriyed y s,s ~
Calc'tta June l2-Arrlved. steamer -
Grote New-york via Alden, etc Queen NGrss''
r) Dunbar from YOKOHAMA etc). New.n fi,r, Jchn-
barbados June s-saiied. steamer o'' r~ra
ST. lucia, June i2-sailsd, steamer sn0s -"
fs-on, ss.N>s>> Nsy<.yorf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

In India, where keeping cool IS a
study, everybody wears low Shoes
81. 50 for russets or patent leather.
Straw Hats.
$3.50 and So, according to the
straw-rough or smooth.
If the best is too costly, next best
is $I.eo.
Underwear. :,
Underwear that's thin you can find
anywhere; underwear that fits, you
can find here-you need both to be
cool.
Gauzes gossamers and knee
length drawers. DeimePs Linen
mesh is the coolest; but like most
good things, expensive.
Thin Suits.
Light or dark colors-coats un-
lined wool-crash-as cool as linen
crash in spite of being wool; linen.
crash, nuns cloth, serges; and all
other good thin stuffs.
What we do for men we do tor
boys-boys as young as g.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and BroadWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For. Line. Mails close Vessel sails
Lain Bremen. G Lloyd ........... 700 a m 1000 m
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is.
Majestic Liverpool. White Star. 900 m 1870
No0rdland Southampton, American. 1000 a 1850
Ell Mar New-Orleans, Morgan ....... 800
Seminole Charleston Clyde .......... 300 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-14

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