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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The New-Rochee Republican Club. at a meeting
on Thursday night. made further attempt 10
establish harmony between the various factions in
the town and village George l.. Carlisle. chair
man OF the committee made long report, which
proposes the disarmament OF the club and the FORM
alton OF new one which Will include the Lincoln
League and all the contending elements. The
report was adopted and copies OF II will be sent
the other organizations which are expected to CO.
operate In the movement
S!xty-four merchants In Main and other bust
Monday morning July 49, before Judge Lamb
den for obstructlng and encroaching on the side
walks by means OF low awnings The ordinance
requires the awnings TO be at least seven feet
above the pavements, and most OF them are as low
as five. The merchants say that the grades are
incorrect.
The scarlet fever has subsidized. and only three
cases are now in quarantine by the Board OF
Health. While the disease did not reach the state
or an epidemic, more than dozen deaths resulted
from t.
In ST, Johns Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow morning the pastor will observe the
Presidents proclamation In the service. and at
night the second in a series of sermons the Book
OF Ruth vii. be given. The topic will be Love
and Home"
A meeting OF the Junior branch OF the Red Cross
was held Wednesday afternoon in Trinity
House. Ernst X. Finch was elected president and
Miss Frances Wilson treasurer There are now
l65 MEMBERS including the branches in Pelham
Miss Bolton and Mr. Citing. followed by further
instructions In bandaging. The children are ar
ranging entertainment 10 secure funds for their
work.
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TARRYTOWN.

The receipts OF the entertainment given at the
country place Of Samuel Ullmann. In Wilson Park.
on Saturday evening. amount 10 about $500. The
money has been turned over 10 George c. Andrews.
District-Attorney OF Westchester County. and he
will forward it to the Secretary Of War; In order
that II may reach the boys Il Company c. list
Regiment. soon possible.
Mrs. Beebe Mack died yesterday afternoon at the
Greystone Chateau. where she spending the
summer with her Mrs. Mack was the daugh-
ter Of Moses and Besla Springer and was born in
Bavaria seventy-one years ago. The funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made, but the burial
will be- in Lynden Hills Cemetery. Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cook celebrated their wood
wedding at their home. in Main-st.. on Monday
evening. About nifty guests were present. ana a
pleasant evening enjoyed.
The certiorari proceedings brought against the
assessors OF North Tarrytown by William and
John ID. Rockefeller will be argued before Justice
Joseph +. Barnard at special term OF the Su-
preme Court in Poughkeepsie. this morning.
Miss Helen Scr!bner. OF Rosendae, Wis. is VS.
Ting friends in Tarrytown.
The Rev. A S. Ishida gave lecture in the First
Baptist Church last evening.
patriotic entertainment will be given In the
Chenille Methodist Episcopal Church on July Is
William Allen Hall Ely. OF this village. who Is
now with Company c, list Regiment. at Santiago
de Cuba has been appointed by Governor Black
second lieutenant in the 20lst Regiment. 1t is
not thought that Mr.. Ely will accept the commits
sion, in recent letter home he said that he
would rather be private IN the list than an
officer in any other regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
SING SING,

District Deputy Jaime Of Pleasantville. visited
Liberty Council No. no. Junior Order United
American Mechanics. Thursday evening and
Installed the following officers: Councillor George
V. Hanf: vice-councillor. Frederick Ellington re-
cording secretary. A. H. Tompkns; assistant re-
cording secretary. Frederick j. Smith; financial
secretary w r. Adams treasurer. J. Curry Bar
low: conductor S. w. Lyon; warden, Henry 4.
Meyer sentnels Andrew Whiteman and w; Z.
Dean: junior past councillor. l. b. Stanton chap
lain, G. T. Baker representative, Phlnp A FOX.
and trustee Alexander De Revere.
Members of the village police force have recslVeo
Board OF Trustees. ,,.
The several Catholic organizations OF this village
will attend the laying of the cornerstone or 81.
Mary's Church Croton-on- hudson, by Archbishop
Corrigan on Sunday. ..
Camp meeting at this place Will begin on August
T. instead Of August II. as previously announced
and will continue the customary ten days 80
The annual excursion of the sunday school OF
the First Baptist Church will take place on Au-
gust 8 to Kingston Point. 80, =, ~
Special Thanksgiving services will be held In an
the churches of this village tomorrow; Az me
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church the
subject of the Rev Dr. E. Prices remarks nsds,a IN
the evening will be, The Presidents Procaina-
ton; Shall We Thank God or Our Army ana Navy
for Our Glorious Victories? ,,,so
Daniel j. Hickey, private secretary 20 warren
O. V Sage OF the State Prison, started yesterday
for a vacation trip to Addison, n. Y.
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4 FREAK IN THE FINE WEATHER.
rf1yNDERsTORMs AND LOWER
prRArlRE PREDICTED FOR To-DA'.


pERAruRE PREDICTED FOR To-DA'.
The weather OF the last few days has approa'.s.
~. IDEAL as nearly as possible In TINS part =. ia
world To improve upon 1t New-io rhe, e..
have N 20 70 Formosa or Of those south Pc
islands in which, so Stevenson declared. d na,,on
of London would imagine that ne "aS :"
II he were suddenly transported there
Tho weather has been just warm ehous" Ill,
the breezes which have existed almost coh'''"'s'
nIeasant Yesterday the maximum tcmpei"
was 81 degrees and the minimum about " uos. 80
loss Between these two extremes Is comfort ~,
Weather Bureau predicted two days ago tha' VIZ
II called tho cool wave would only last Iof be
forty-cght hours Hot weather would tneI ~, ~,
dne again to-day but the Bureau changed its op,
ion last night. and issued Tor to-day '"o
..Showers and thlinderStormS. cooler'
FIVE REGISTRATIONS FROM THE HEAT
In spite OF the fact thai the temperature yester-
day was not considered oppressive by the average
man. the following five cases OF prostration py th'
heat one being fatal. were reported 10 the Po''o'
DEATH.
KLEIN Nathan. a tailor. 81 No. 100 Kvine,on 81 ~
last night al his shop Mt No l3f Divisoh-s''
REGISTRATIONS.
GALLAGHER Mrs Minnie. Of No 1.Ss3 Third- aws
ovorcome a, seventy st. and Lexingtoh-a'e''
taken the Presbyterian Hospital ,
JACKSON Miss Bessie. Of No las West ~ ,aT.n
at: overcome in front OF No. III Eignth-a'e'' @"'
Roosevelt Hospital =.
MATLON Mr.. j. No 1877 Hudson,st oyepcoW Hr,st
No. I84 West broadway taken to the huo''" '"'''
Hospital .
REEVES Alfred Iaborer Of the Stevens House. went
10 Bellevue Hospital.
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE,

The annual report OF the Board OF foucauoH Vi
Port Chester shows that the receipts for the year
were 3,y72N and disbursements &i.HsH ieaV-
ing a balance of 1892 81. OF the amounts ex-
nended sa3 OS was used in purchasing new books
for the library.
Mrs Louise Patterson. Kate Burger ana other
women who have been engaged IN Harrison ana
pyo In natr,otic work. have made and sent ISL
packages OF necessities 10 the l4th and Sth New
York Volunteers. Battery !, Fort siocun aho IT, ~
the crew OF the auxiliary cruiser Yankee Inc
bags cost 81 II Zach and contained medicines band
ages stationery, tobacco, etc. The women nave
made another appeal for literature for the ZZd
Regiment at Fort Slocurn. c,, ~.
The pulpit OF the Congregational Church. Port
Chester viii be occupied tomorrow morning ny
DR. Choate, and IN the evening the pastor VIII
preach.
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

In accordance with the proclamation Of President
Mckinley. an appropriate service will be held in
St Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning The pastor the Rev. Dr. John Greenleaf
0akev viii take for his subject The Law Of
Progress In Church and State" At the evening
service DR.. Oakley Will preach on Inc Feris Oh
the Sea- -, c 49,.
second department, has handed down ) decision
In the case OF DR.. Luke j. Fleming, OF this village
against the order Of Chosen Friends. In which the
iudgment OF the Special Term is reversed, with
costs and Disbursements. and the motion made by
the plaintiff denied. with costs. In February or
iss7 Ior Fleming examined sixty-one applicants Tor
Admission TO the order, for which he received a
heck for SCI Dr. Fleming returned the check.
saving that he was entitled 10 & for each candidate
he examined but the order claimed that repre-
Sentative had made an agreement with DR.. Fleming
whereby he was TO receive only 81 each. This the
plaintiff denied and brought suit TO recover the
amount
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KATONAH.

The Mizpah Circle OF Kings Daughters met at
the home OF Mrs Robert Dwight Knapp Wednes-
day afternoon.
On Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid Society
o. the Presbyterian Church held successful fes-
t;val and lawn party on the grounds at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Attrde.
There Will be sale OF buildings condemned
property at Purdy station on Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock, by order OF the AQueduct Commissioners
The marriage o! Miss Edith Birdsal TO William
il. Reynolds. both o: Bedford Station. is an
nounced.
Among the guests being entertained In this place
are the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. L. Bowman, OF New
ark at Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Lents; Miss Poe Of
Ncw-York, at Mr.. and Mrs. e. A Arnolds, and
Miss Eunce Francis Sherwood, OF Cortland at Mr.
and Mrs. Knapps
Mr. English. a former resident OF Chcrry-st.. died
suddenly at the home OF his daughter Mrs Samuel
Wood on Tuesday Mr. English eighty years
old and was visiting Mrs. Wood for few DAYS
when he was taken Ill.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Commissioner OF Public Charities announced
yesterday afternoon that John w. Terry SuPe''"-
tendent OF the Almshousc had been removed from
office and that Robert Roberts had been appointed
In his place The salary of this office is wv"
year Albert Creelman was also appointed eA-
aminer Of children in the outdoor poor. at salary
Of $500
The Madison Avenue Baptist Church. OF which
the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. Sanders is pastor. Is TINS
year being kept open every Sunday during july
for the first time in many years The Kew W.
Warner Giles is filling the pulpit, and Is preaching
a series Of sermons on -Four Fundamental POSI-
lions In the Christian Life" To-morrows topic
will be "A Personal Question"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
SAN FRANCISCO INNING STOCKS.
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July s.-"The Boston Commercial bu'.sh 80
viii gay tomorrow II the wool market; iraans
been somewhat scale. the volume OF LIZ
being accentuaed In view OF the interruption OF
day Quotations In the West have been especsalp mo
The opening Of the Montana clip affords pracss hsA
last opportunity for purchasers and dealers who su1
on largely throughout the earlier OF the
who are now competing with considerable avdiS' s,Se
new wool II being offered yet In the oea MA III M
Some early purchased stock from Ohio has been ssoL
moderately AZ the top range OF quotations The
business OF the week has been In Territory and 40,
wools The sales OF the week i6poS pSan ,Suais
nestle and es2 900 pounds foreign agsins, esh ard
domestie and 800 pounds foreign last
e2a. 600 pounds domestic and tiSSooo pounds .sow
Tor tho same week last The sales 70 oas
decrease OF 81 400 pounds domestic ani ~. 1884,
pounds foreign from the sales TO the SANE cate ~
The receipts TO date show decrease Of S2sIe W.
nestle and 800. 10 bales foreign"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Mcfarland has been matched TO meet Everhardt
before the Greater NewYork Athletic Club.
Charles Gofr and BILLY" Hennessy will box
twenty rounds at the Pelican Athletic Club to-
night.
Jack DAILY OF Wilmington and Jimmy" Curran
OF England. will box twenty-five rounds before the
Lenox Athletic Club next Friday night.
The Bensonhurst Field Club will hold aquatic
games and swimming July 90
The baseball team OF the Montgomery Athletic
Club, OF Jersey City. will play the Hoboken Base
ball Club at the ST. George Cricket Grounds TO-
morrow.
Tim" Hursts ST. Louis Club will play the Yves,
New-York Field Club baseball team at Weehawken
TO morrow. Carsey will probably pitch for 3,
Louis. ~
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TO HELP THEIR FAMILIES

With the view of assisting the families OF the
soldiers and sailors the North American Trust
Company Is taking subscriptions for the new 2 ner
cent war loan bonds from members OF the families
OF the men who are In service at home or abroad
and advances their behalf the full amoun,
necessary to make payment for the bonds carry.
ing the loan for them until the return OF the SOL
diers. or until they desire to sell the bonds Whsn
sold the full proceeds OF the bonds. after deductng
advances and interest. will be paid to the owners
of honds = N'''N'e
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MAMARONECK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Gedney celebrated the
twenty-hfth anniversary of their marriage at their
home in Me,bourne-ave.. on Wednesday evening.
by entertaining a large party OF relatives and
friends -, $780,, . -,
Nth School building on Thursday evening, In aid
OF the Mamaroneck Kindergarten; Among those
Y,bo took par were Spencer II. Cone. Miss Cone.
Ne Anna Fairchi.d Miss Ethel Taylor. Miss
fpmno,eT l. Austin Olney and Miss Sands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
BOTH THE LEADERS DRAW. BUT PrLLsBURY IS
STILL HALF A POINT AHEAD.

Vienna. July a-The international chess tourna-
ment was resumed this morning. The twenty
sixth round was be gun In the following order:
Schlechter We. Blackburne. Marco VS.. Plllsbury
steinitz VS. Janowski. Maroczy We. Schffers, Hal
prn VS. Tarrasch Lipke VS.. Walbrodt. Caro- VS.
Rurn. Baird vs. Trenchard Tschigorn VS.. Showal-
ter and Aapin bye.
When the first adjournment was made. Maroczy
had beaten Schirers and Schlechter and Blackburne
and Caro- and Burn had drawn. This evening the
following additional results were recorded: Marco
drew with .Pisbury: Steintz and Janowsk
adjourned: Halprin drew with Tarrasch; Likpe
drew with Walbrodt; Baird beat Trenchard; Tschi-
gorin beat Showalter Alapn bye.
The scores Of all the competitors follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
SOAlERS.

lanes Hyatt. a resident OF the town Of somers,
died at his nome Tuesday night He was
sxty-slx years old. and ieases three chndren--
1Uss Anna HYATT Miss Abigail Hyatt and a son.
william all OF Somers. The funeral was held
vss:erday afternoon. at o'clock. at his home. the
fev Mr. Russell. OF st. Luke conducting the SER
vices Burial was In Ivandeli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Albert Mott OF Baltimore Elf In
AvENUE-Se1ator George F. Hoar and Consres'
men F. H. Gillett W. II. Moody and .. W. me
Call Of Massachusetts: j. Dundas Lippihco''' Vi
Philadelphia. HOLLAND-Robert r. LhoerI man :.
~ south bethlehem. Penn. and Captain F. r.
Ioveland. of the British Army. MANHATTAN
E. @. Foster. Of Boston. MURRAY HILL~-Judse
John NJ Hail. OF New Haven. WALDORF-I. NJ
Carnegie. OF Pittsbnrg: Count Cainni. OF Washihs-
ton. and A. NJ Imbre Of Pittsburg.
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QUARANTINE STATION DESTROYED.

Mobile Ala July S-The quarantine station at
Mobile Fay was burned early this morning. In
Guiding the fumigating machinery. wharf etc. The
fire caught from the boiler furnace. The plant
cost $50 OO and IL insured for $1,000. 1t probably
can be put in working order for the amount Of in.
surance, but not without such loss OF time will
deprive the bay OF fumigating facilities for the
greater part OF the quarantine season Vessels
can be flmiga ed the National quarantine sta
ton, at Ship Island. Miss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
THE COURSE or STOCKS

The stock market advanced again yesterday on
the strength OF rumors especially those coming
from London. that Spain was seriously considering
the advsabilty OF suing for peace. Spanish fours
rose IA points in London. and the whole list here
advanced. Many short contracts were covered and
there was much activity In standard securities
notably the Vanderbilt stocks After the purchas.
Ing demand had been hled however. the market
became dull, with little change until the last hour
whep tho shorts made attempt to depress the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
WESTCHESTER I'D DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Republicans OF the lid Assembly District Of
Wcschester will hold their convention for the pur-
pose OF choosing delegates TO the Republican State.
Senate and Judiciary convention In St Johns Hail,
White Plains. on July Is at II a. IN. The several
towns OF the district are entitled 10 the following
Rochelle. Is; Pelham. g. Rye. 10. Scarsdae. 2:
White Plains. 3; New-York City formerly city Isl
and. 4; New-York City formerly town OF West
Cheaterl. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

The Staten Island Midland Railroad Company
which "A week ago abolished all transfers. yester-
day withdrew the rule and again began Issuing
transfers Under Its franchises. 1t had to issue
transfers at all intersectng points and did y
from the time OF Its inception until July /, when
the transfer system was withdrawn. The result
that II from 10 10 cents to get
from one point TO another. unless the passenger
going In u direct route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
WHIsKEY SITUATION UNCHANGED.

Cincinnati. July s.-J. 3. Greenup. OF the Standard
Distng Company. having asked the distributors
OF Chicago ST. Louis and Cincinnati and others TO
meet him In New-York, meeting was held here
to-day. IL resulted IN declining his proposition
The distributors still buying at 81 q. and selling
at 81 23 and decided TO secure their own disteries
either by purchase by building unless a
t.ement was speedily made by the combine"
Greenup was invited TO meet the distributors here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
BANK OFFICIALS ARRESTED IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July s.-Two OF the former officials OF
the defunct Dime Savings Bank, George W. Reed.
treasurer and his brother. W. Kelsey Reed.
Of the heads, have been arrested complain; OF
stan.ey +. Goodrich. who charges them with hav-
ing accepted deposits after the bank in a state
OF Insolvency The Reed brothers gave bonds Tor
their appearance July 49, before Justice Everett
Warrants are also for three other officers OF
insOlXenI bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
PLEASANTVILLE.

The Rev Hough Houston. pastor OF the FiTs'
Methodist Episcopal Church. accompanied by MIS-
Houston. will return TO his home this afternoon
sfter a visit Of six weeks at their former nome IN
Maryland $1,000, o,o.rs y, tho J,,n,or Order of
American Mechanics were ihstaieo q" thursday
evening at their lodgeroom ,,,,,,.,,s % rrory
The marriage of Miss Nellie Williams 10 FRANK
Kline OF Tarrytown. has been ahhouhceu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

Ink. He was the son of William and Eliza Acksr

ing. He was the son Of William and Eliza Acksr
and was born In Greenburg Township sixy-eight
years ago. and had lived here all his life He
funeral will be held at his home Sunday after
noon. the Rev. G. A, T. Goatee, pastor Of the
Will be in White Plains. where the Masonic burial
service will be conducted by Diamond Lodge No.
mo her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
EDISON ELECTRIC PLANT BURNED.

Cincinnati. July 8.-By the explosion OF boiler
in the Edison electric plant to-day the structure
was burned. This establishment furnished all the
electric lights the streets, and II at first
feared that the city would be In darkness. But
the dynamos. 1t is found have not been injured.
The loss Is small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION

Washington July s.-Speaker Reed has appoint.
ed the following representatives ms members Of the
House on the Non-Partsan Industrial Commission:
Messrs. Gardner. OF New-Jersey; Lorimer OF ILL
nos: Lowering. OF Massachusetts: Livingston OF
Georgia. and Bell. OF Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brighton Beach races. 2:3o p. m
Probable arrival in port OF the steams MP VI
which conveyed many of La Bourgogne's SURVIVORS
to Halifax.
French ConsuI-Cienerars investigation into La
Bourgogne disaster
Music in Central Caremont Crotona, Cedar and
Van Cortandt parks. p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
ATTALIE CLAIRE'S MOTHER KILLED.

CatskIl ~ Y. July s.-Mrs r. A. Smith mother
OF the comic opera singer. Attae Claire was in
stantly killed in runaway accident at Purlng last
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
IIFI hId EIII !" " =
II the competitors follows:

Appended Is the pairing for the twenty-sixth
round, to be played tomorrow:
Trenchard VS.. Caro-, Burn vs. Lipke. Alapin vs.
Halprin Tarrasch Maroczy. Schifers VS.. Stein
itz Janowski Marco, Pillsbury VS.. Schlechter,
Blackburne VS.. Showalter. Baird VS.. Tschisorn and
WalbrOdt bye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
IRVINGTON.

John v. Acker well-known ci'izeh anu business
,nan ~ this village died at his home. In the Saw
NH River Road. worthington. on Thursday even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 437 Sunset 80 Moon rises o5l Noonsan
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook II :3s Gov. Island - Hell Gate -
PM-Sandy Hook 1901 Gov. Island 1888 Hell Gate ~
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GN order to meet the great
~ demand tor SrVnuMss,
&c advertisers wM coNte,
Sc q tauor by sending in
IS theiv advertisements
So early.

anthracite stocks, on news OF bad outlook In u
Anthracite trade. The attack was party succat
full although the general railway lst showed
signs Of Yielding under H. The close was IN
with prices trihe below the highest OF the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
CALIFORNIA TOWN NEARLY WIPED OUT.

Sacramento. Cal. July S-The entire business
portion OF Corning. Cal. has been destroyed by
ire The fire undoubtedly the work OF an in
cendary The loss 10 estimated at 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
yas.., For Lin. Malls close. Vessel sstA
Co., Eor,rna fsiand Atlas ....... 1900 a ,20m
Berlin, Southampton, American ....Iy 80 ~ -
Etrura. Liverpool. Cunard S.39 % 100
X Wilhelm II. Naples @ Ioyd...' s0V ~ io.n1.s
La Touralne, Hare. French. C,5V "a 1870
Norge Christana. etc. Thingvala. III 'O m dWpa
sraarndam. Rotterdam. Holl-Amer : % m iV:0sa
Kenmett Mexico e. Cuba .looo N ''"V"
TUESDAY, JULY IL
Iahn Bremen @ Lloyd. ........... iS n ivW az
Pretoria ST Thomas. Quebec. 10" ? N o'Wps
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Announcements.

e w. NAKODAS. E.
The popular Summer collar