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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
MOUNT VERNON.

John Murphy supposed 10 be professional bur
elar was arrested early Yesterday morning while
engaged In robbing McGrane's Hotel. at Third-aVe
and Sixth-st Patrolman Reilly. who was on post
near the hotel at o'clock. discovered Murphy en-
tering through the transom. He had n confederate
inside Of the barroom who was passing him out the
plumber Reilly knocked the burglar down with MS
club and then rang for assistance. Before help ar
rived the man on the inside escaped through
rear window leaving his coat and shoes behlno
He had piled up large quantities OF goods on the
billiard tables which he intended TO take Inc
police after locking Murphy Up, started IN pursuit
of his companion. but lost trace Of him In wake
field Murphy is thirty-one years old. and says
he lives in St Louis.
Edward Grady. motorman on the Union nai-
way was dangerously injured yesterday morning
Grady lost his balance while attempting 70 tuIi
switch at Pelham Manor. and fell, striking ms
head on the rails He badly cut: ana II Is
feared that he received a conclusion or the oIdll.
A carload Of passengers witnessed the accluent
and when the man was taken from under the car
with the blood covering MS hedu, soiHe " 'AS
women tainted. - -. ,,,.o.
AS the result Of inquest held by Coroner Brcn
into the death of Charles G. Mangel, hve years oIo
Andrew Kenlon. a city contractor, ana MS ioIe-
man John RYAN have been held 10 await trlal LOT
criminal negligence. Young Mangel dkd on sun
dav from a conclusion Of the brain which ne re-
ceived on Saturday night by stone falling on ms
head from a blast on the works OF the defendants
nearly three blocks away from where the boy was
PLAYING The men arrested, but We're re-
Zee sed pending the result OF further hearing this
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
NEW.ROCHEILE

John P Kelley. Superintendent OF Public WORKS
was severely injured in a runaway accident which
occurred on Monday evening. He was driving
home from his office when his horse took fright
and dashed into troley-car at Main-st. ana
Drake-ave. Tho buggy was demolished ana Mr.
Kelley was thrown out, striking an IRON poe
When he was taken home II was found mat ne
had received several severe gashes on ms neao
nnd possibly a conclusion or the p-aih' yesterday
he had improved slightly. ,.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Remington nave We eio two
months trip in the West A part of the time they
will be guests of Buffalo Bill al MS rdhch III "o'
tana. o.,-,, - ,.ou leland
peer the end of Drake-ave.. was destroyed yes
1erday afternoon by fire. The flames are supposed
10 have originated through children playing with
frecrackerS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

Vigilance the part OF Policeman August D'e'
gel resulted early yesterday morning In the capture
OF three men who II is alleged are guilty OF at
tempted highway robbery. on Monday evening oe
tween G and o'clock Daniel Buckley who iVes IN
the northerly part of Hastings. was proceeding 10
his home along a deserted street. lie was me- ny
three men who demanded his money ana thIeat-
ened him II he made outcry. Instead OF suolnI.i,
ting 10 their demands, Buckley set upon MS assa
ants knocked them down and beat and NcKeu
them They escaped by running into the nea. ny
woods Buckley reported his sxperiehGe ~ ,, inc
Hastings authorities and TO the local ponce. sN.s
a fairly accurate description OF the men A bord
O'Clock yesterday morning Policeman Dittze poa a.
ed Warburton-ave. trolley car from hastings, IN
which were three men. They tailed with BucKeH
description and after brief talk with them Dlet-
gel placed the men under arrest. they gave thelr
names and addresses as Peter Netmung. twenty
seven wears old OF No 400 Fifth-st; valentine
Rrull twenty-nine years old. Of No - Avenue A
and Fred Flsen. thrtv-fve years old. OF NO. =
Second-st all of New-York Buckley was informed
OF their capture and. coming Immediately 10 Nonk-
ers he positively identified Elsen as one or ms
assailants although not certain as to the identty
OF his companions. The three men were lndighant
over their arrest. and declared that they could
prove that they were in Tarrytown when buckley
declares he met them in Hastings. The men We're
given over 10 the custody of officer f. murray. Oh
Hastings who took them TO that village: Al three
were well dressed and respectable looking NO
weapons were found on them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
HENLEY RACES OPEN.
TRIAL HEATS FOR THAMES CHALLENGE
CUP AND DIAMOND SOULS.

TRIAL HEATS FOR THAMES CHALLENGE
CUP AND DIAMOND SOULS.
Henley July An the first trial heat for the
Thames Challenge Cup for Fights, rowed here to-
day. TwIckenham beat Cooper's Hill. The winners
time 735.
In the first trial heat for the Diamond SOULS,
singles Hemmerde OF University College Oxford
rowed over the course. Gaudin absent
The river Thames presented animated scene
this afternoon at the opening Of the Henley races
There are ffty-three entries. against ffty-four
in 1895 Of whom three crossed the
The oarsmen Of the Argonaut Rowing Club OF
Toronto, Canada. here. have already made
many friends and will make a bold bid for both
the Grand Challenge Cup and the Stewards Chal-
lenge Cup. though the absence Of a body swing In
the boat makes the English critics shake their
heads Close observers point out the important
fact that their long slide makes their stroke look
much shorter than IT is.
The Dutch crew. from Delft. arrived to-day. and
will meet the Canadians in the first heat for the
The Hamburgers also continue to attract much
Most Of the English crews are we'll up to Henley
Leander eight. for the Grand, is not perhaps quite
up to the level Of former crews. and many have
already spotted the Trinity-Cambridge crews as
the winners Of the Grand.
Balliol has greatly improved under McLean.s
coaching. This crew Will meet Leander In the rrst
heat. and II Balol wins, that crew will be hard
10 beat in the final.
Etons claim to the Ladies' Challenge Plate is
only to be contested by Radey and Pembroke.
Cambridge.
Great things are expected OF Blackstaffe In the
diamonds usual though Fox. OF Pembroke.
Howell, the American holder OF the trophy. drives
his boat through the water as only he can.
Wednesday was the day originally fixed for the
opening Of the regatta, but the date was changed
10 Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05

The four winners in these matches will meet in the
sem-fnal round tomorrow.
There were three matches yesterday OF more than
ordinary interest. First. George Miles played Hol-
comb Ward his old rival, and won, even more
easily than against Goldman on Monday. Both
Ward and Goldman are members Of the Boston
team while Miles is member Of the New-York
team Ward showed very ragged form, and at no
time seemed to have any chance with Miles. VINO
allowed him only three games in the match
The Davs-R Miles match furnished much more
excitement as well as better play. Davis was
slated as an easy winner account OF his brilliant
play last year. when he reached the finals at
Newport but he seemed to be out OF form yester-
day. and Miles forced him to put up his best game
to win In the first set the Orange expert sur
prised everybody by his steadness, while DAVIS
kept putting the balls out OF court and into the
net Davis steadied down after 5-S had been
called against him. and ran out the set. He re-
peated this performance in the second set, TOO
after Miles had got lead OF So on him. At the
critical points of each set the Harvard crack nit
the balls so fast that Miles could not return tnem
Larned the Summit expert, was drawn against
his younger brother and won after pretty match
In which he did not appear 70 force the play any
more than was necessary to win. The younger
Larned shows all the ease Of stroke and controI
OF the ball that have made his brother so famous,
and he only needs little more experience 10 be-
come a ful-fedged expert
The official announcement was made yesterday
that the teams for the interclub team match wouid
be made I'D Of four men each paired of as follows:
stevens lOrange) VS. whitman o Hohs Cseoras
Miles 6Orenge) vs. Goldman G1ongwood) ard Paret
1Orange) VS. Ward Gongwood). Play Will peSn
this afternoon in this event
Yesterdays scores follow; . VI
Cbampionship singles preliminary roundl-W -
rarned heat B. T. Bailey by default j. kearney, ~
Wright rS BY default; j c W. Brooks beat J. Bramhai'
6-3. e. - r.-A.. ~, Aa,.u,,.
s G. Millett beat r. D. Little by default; w A LaIhen
heat II W Hague, 81. 60; R NJ Miles. IL peat .
Kearney. jr. So e. D. F paws beat F. p Hssus
DR. 7, W Cazebrook beat NJ Ogden. -. s. 81
n " Mile. beat J. c. W Brooks W. {. Grant oest
Ralph McKlttrick by default - , 49,. =
second round-J A. Allen beat r. e. Ayery; "a:
". A. Larned beat e P. LArned 6-S, Is; D F Davis
heat r NJ Miles IT, rs. rs; J. p. Paret beat Dr L
W. Giazebrook 60. 80; G Il. Miles beat Holcome
Ward 81 6-2: W. J. Clothier beat W. c. Grant 80
6-2: Richard Stevens beat F. !. LINEN So 81
Cbsmpionshp doubles preliminary round)-W. A.
Ia-ned and p P IArned beat F. Lnnen and H. Little
60 Is. - ,,,,.. -. vi, ~
Grant and NJ. S. Clark, 6-3 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w-YoRK-TUEsDAY. JULY T. 1890
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Lerim (Br). Mogestue. London June IS IN
ballast Arrived on Sandy Hook IAghtshp "a
m. and ordered 10 Newport News Va by steam
pilot boat.
Steamer Phosphor (Br) Harrison Manchester June Is
In ballast TO Pm Ruprecht Arrived AZ the Bar IL as
a
Steamer Tomoana OBJ Felgate Shields June 10 IN
ballast TO Funch. Edge Co Arrived the bar al S
a m
Steamer Anchorta (Br. Wilson Glasgow June "a and
Neville 20. with mds@. 40 cabin 81 steerage passen-
gers to Henderson Bros Arrived the al 70 m
Steamer Phoencia Ger. Leithauser HAMBURG June
~ via Halifax July with mdse II cabin and 81 steer
age passengers TO the Hamburg American Arrived
az the Bar
Steamer Spaarndam Dutch. Stenger. Rotterdam June
y and Boulogne % with mdse ~ cabin and 1855 seerage
passengers 10 the Holland America Line Arrived at the
Bar at n a m. - 49,
steamer Woolloomooloo (Br Pentn Havre June a.
fauilac ~ with mdse 20 Compagnle Generate
lantique Arrived at the Bar n IN
steamer Nuperra (iSr). Williams, with
cork 10 Furness, Wthe Co. Arrived AZ so
- 49,
steamer Citta III Messina utaD. Iavateni Genoa June
3 leghorn Z Messina IL and Palermo IS with mdse 10
HhIel Feltmann q CO Arrived the Bar 10 as a m.
steamer Catana Ger. Muller Yokohama April 10
Kobe 20 Shanghai 20, Annoy May g. Hong Kong s.
SINGAPORE 10 Penang Is Port said June ~ Agiers
II with mdse to Runch. Edge & Co. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer caribbse (Br). Scott Demerara June a. Bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
THE RESULTS AT PHILADELPHIA.
THE CONTEST OF THE PEOPLES REGATTA FUR
NIsHED A SPLENDID EXHIBITION

OF ROWING.
Philadelphia July 4-The Peoples Regatta the
Schuylkill River to-day resulted in splendid
hibtion OF rowing and the local crews carried off
the Hons share OF the honors. The course was
not as smooth as the oarsmen would have liked.
but under the circumstances some excellent time
was made The most exciting contest Of the day
was the senior eight-oared shell between
the Pennsylvania Barge Club and the Fesper Boat
Club both OF this city. Vesper led by a quarter
length nearly the entire distance. but as the
boats approached the finish Pennsylvania closed in
cision caused much dissatisfaction. the general
opinion being that Vesper had s Won ,,o Do,ou,ora
Boat Club Of Chicago. was disqualified FOR foqns
the West club de ins ddhes B sn
the intermediate singles, was disqualified for TALL
For the eight and four Dared races the course
was one and a half miles straight away and for
Four trial heats were rowed this morning. and
included Junior singles and doubles Inc nrst Lrldi
Of the single shells was won by the Virginia Boat
secure first place in these races The summaries
OF finals:
double F Root Club wPn %s5 F6 g.
delphia Boat Club Philadelphia. John A. Doyle and A S
senior Pennsyiyans Barge Club phiIa-
delphia; won; vesper Boat Club Philadelphia second
senior single snell--James b. Juvens; Pepnsylyena
safe safe noat Grub Ne%arE j. second James Patrick.
Newark Rowing Club Newark, =. J; third George B.
Hooper Institute Boat Club Newark. N j., fourth
Time-l0 33.
Intermediate double shell-Vesper Boat Club. Phad"l
phia W Wark and r. Harlhnger. won: Dauntess Row
Ing club. New York, J. F. Mucahey and F p Kalpa.
second Time--1OI4h
Junior four-oar gg-Crescent Boat Club. Philadelphia,
won: University Barge Club. Philadelphia second VIZ
ginia club. Richmond, Va. third. Time-9 so
Junior single shell (hnalsb-Walter Meyers, Bachelor
barge Club Philadelphia won; George W. Ensle. Malta
Boat Club second W. c. MCGOWAN. Virginia Boat Club
third NJ 4 Cornell. Union Boat Club New-Yors fourth
Time-10:5O
Senior double shell-Delaware Boat Club Chicago.
lanes Henderson and W Wienand won: Bachelor Barge
Club. Philadelphia, r. r. Zane and James Bond. jr.
second. Union Boat Club New-York John Kemp and A.
q Wolf third Time-o35
Intermediate single shell-R. Harlhnger. Vesper
Club Philadelphia. won W J. Sweeny. Vesper Boat Club,
second. Time-ll:22
Junior eght-oared shell-Vesper Boat Club. Phladel-
phla won. Boat Club Philadelphia, second
Malta Boat club Philadelphia. third; Monrose Boat
club Philadelphia. fourth Time-S:50.
Senior elght-oared shellpennsylvana Barge Club and
vesper Boat Club. Philadelphia, dead heat. Time
sl4h
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SUMMARY OF THE SCORE.
pfrSt Caropd 'rbfrd I-our.h
Handicap period period period period Total
Lakewood .............1 l. 10
Rockaway "a ........ ~
ITALIAN MURDER IN IOAhERS.
TWO MEN SHOT. ONE FATALLY-THE MAN
WHO COMMITTED THE CRIME ESCAPES.


WHO COMMITTED THE CRIME ESCAPES.
A number Of badly frightened Italians rushed
from three-story tenement house at No 1859 Will
lowest Yonkers a little after o'clock yesterday
afternoon screaming Murder, Poce," police
man who hurried 10 the house the first floor
found good-ooking young Italian named Louis
Define lying cot gasping for breath His LETT
hand clutched at blood soaked clothing his
heart Nearby elder man, Joseph Becario,
who was suffering from gaping wound In his
head Ambulances were hastily summoned, and the
men were taken TO ST. Johns Riverside and St
Joseph's hospitals II was found that Defines In
tures consisted of four bullet wounds in the region
Of the heart and stomach. Soon after his arrival
at St Johns Hospital he died
Becario's wound was found not TO be serious, az
ST Josephs and IL dressed and ne went home.
II is evident that the death Of Define was pre-
meditated murder. The man who is charged with
the shooting Nicolas Epaski, has escaped. and Of
fcers are searching for him.
Define was unmarried. He a laborer. was In
love with pretty twerty-year-o Maria de Ia Tas-
sey. and they engaged. Miss de la Tassey
Is a sister-in-law Of Epaski All the people lived to-
gether Yesterday Define and Epaski quarreled,
and the former threatened TO leave Epaskis house.
There was also a misunderstanding about money
matters. and Epaski became greatly enraged. He
entered an adjoining room. and taking revolver
rushed out to Define and aiming deliberately. fired
four shots. every one OF which took effect in the
body. and caused the man 20 fall 10 the floor.
Joseph Becaro. a fellow-boarder. jumped at
Epash. and the latter pointed his revolver at him
and fired the bullet lodging in the head Had the
revolver contained more cartridges double muir
der would undoubtedly nave been committed. as
Epash pulled the trigger twice more, while II was
aimed at Becario
In the confusion that followed Epash rushed out
Of the house, and was seen running southerly In
Park Hill-ave
Immediately after Defines death Coroner Miles
sent for and the police reserve was called out
The surrounding country Is being d. igenty
searched but yet no trail Of the man has been
found further than that he seen 10 jump over
q stone wall a point In Park Hill-ave, and rush
into the woods In westerly direction. Coroner
Miles ordered the arrest Of Mrs Epaskl. wife OF the
man Maria de la rassey, the dead mans sweet
heart and Joseph Nico They taken to Po-
lice HEADQUARTERS and detained witnesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
THE GLEN ISLAND SINKS A LIGHTER.

Owing a misunderstanding OF a bell signal on
the part of the engineer OF the Starn Line steamer
Glen Island yesterday afternoon, the boat ran into
an empty lighter the pier, at South Fifth-st,
Williamsburg. and sunk her. The Glen Island
loaded with passengers. failed TO make the landing,
owing 10 the strong current. and the captain gave
the signal. two bells, 10 back Either the bell did
not ring twice the engineer heard only one bell,
for he started the boat ahead. and she crashed into
the lighter Escort. which was lying in an adjoining
clip, and her almost in two A panic among
the Glen Islands passengers was threatened, but
they were Quieted by the officers and crew. II
ascertained that the boat uninJured and she
proceeded on her way 10 Glen Island The lighter
was owned by the L. BOyar Sons Transportation
Company. There was no one on board OF her. and
she had no cargo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
POLO.
LAKEWOOD TEAM BEATS THE ROCKA-
WAY

At Cedarhurst yesterday afternoon the Lakewood
and Rockaway second teams afforded select
gathering considerable sport and put up game
which was interesting. not much because II de-
cided that the Lakewood men were the better
quartet of the two by score Of 10 goals to 4a4,
that the playing just slow enough admit
of close study OF the game being made by novices
and men Of the younger set who are now prepar-
ing to plunge into the sport
II the second contest on the schedule for
the Rockaway Blizzard Cups the first having gone
10 Meadow Brook second by default OF Philadelphia
second Monday. noted exclusively In these
columns yesterday. The game called slightly
ahead Of time. at 4:l5 p m. and the fourth period
closed at 6:22. something which highly ap-
preciated by followers OF the sport, who are used
TO delayed starts and protracted games. As lined
up before Referee Charles Wheeler of Devon. the
teams were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
la WV TENNIS.
TOURNAMENT RAPIDLY NARROWING
DOWN TO THE CRACK PLAYERS.

holiday crowd OF lawn tennis enthusiasts
gathered AT the courts OF the Orange Lawn Tennis
Club yesterday to the second days play In the
Middle States Championship Tournament All day
long the experts struggled for supremacy. and
when hostiites were suspended for the day thirty
six OF the forty-four players entered in the cham
ponship singles had fallen by the wayslde.
This principle OF the survival OF the httest proves
a severe test and the eight players left IN the
struggle will come together in the third round this
afternoon az follows: Allen We. Mlett Iarned VS.
Davis. Paret Miles and Clothier We Stevens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT or STATE BANKS.

Albany July 4-superintendent F. d. Kilburn Of
the State Banking Department has completed a
tabuation Of the figures in the reports made TO
his Department by State banks OF deposit ana
discount on June II last The following abstract
shows the condition OF the State banks on that
date:
Resources-Loans and discounts, $50. B5; la
b,lity OF directors as workers 81 1880 overdrafts
si22 s04 due from trust companies banks ana BANK
rrs Sal lss or. real estate. $l0l70.1l6 mortgages
owned &C. 6S5 50S stocks and bonds $72S7iO specie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
LOSS OF LIFE OvEREsTIMATED

Galveston Tex. July (SpeciaD.-The reports
stating that thirty-fve lives were lost at Calvert
now appear to have been erroneous. The Calves
ton-Dallas News" to obtain the facts. sent
special Calvert. He reports that >urteen
lives lost in Robertson County. Only one VIC
tim was white. The railroad. crops and cattle
losses have been heavy, but not so great as esti-
mated. There have been four drownings In Texas
outside OF Robertson County during the recent
foods Railway traffic will be resumed on all lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
HOMES AND FOOD SWEPT AWAY.
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE FACING STARVA-
T1ON IN THE BRAZOS VALLEY

Austin. Tex. July 4-Governor Savers has re-
ceived the following dispatch from a number OF
prominent residents OF Brookshire, small town In
Waller County. on the Brazos River, about thirty
miles from Houston:
Hundreds OF people here, with everything swept
away by food, have not a mouthful TO eat and no
shelter Unless food is sent at once starvation Is
inevitable and TO you as Governor OF Texas we
appeal for immediate aid and food
Governor Savers answered by wiring the Mayors
of Houston, Galveston and San Antonio as follows
Am Just advised that hundreds Of people are
suffering at Brookshire for want of food. Have no
public funds at my disposal Please call on the
people of your city to assist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

MISUNDERSTANDING A. B. Cornell OF Ithaca.
BUCKINGHAM-Professo Percival Lowell OF
Boston. EMPIRE-General ]. Longstreet, OF
Washington. and Justice f. c. Laughln. Of the
New-York State Supreme Court FIFTH AVE
NUE-Ex Congressman William Whiting, Of Mas
sachusetts. GRAND-Captain Thomas F. Rogers,
, ". S. A. HOLLAND-H. c. lockwood Of Chi
cago MAJESTIC-Captain George B. Beardsey,
l. S. s. Blake MURRAY HILL-The Rev. Alex
ander Mckenzie Of Cambridge. Mass SAVOY
Sir Richard and Lady Udny Of London. WAL
DORF-Colonel c. V. c. Murphy, Trenton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05

The Knickerbocker Athletic Club spent the DAY al
livingston Staten Island. where they defeated the
STATEN Island Cricket Club by 2ss runs. Having
through the aid of c. II Clarke who took six wick
cts for "a runs and F F. Kelly who captured nve
for go disposed of the Islanders for total OF a.
balance of the day. and simply did as they pleased
with the bowling r. Cobb MI Il IN most most erdaT
and H. c. Wright and G. A. Citizens also compiled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05
CRICKET.
MANY INTERESTING GAMES IN DIFFER
FNT PARTS OF THE CITY.

From early morning until dusk the click OF nat
and ball was heard at Prospect Park. The cricket
ers were out bright and early for their several
games and a full days enjoyment was taken out Oh
the holiday.
The Manhattan Club played It's neighbor' Kings
County and won a close game BY runs. w Auah
and H. Tattersall did the best batting Tor the VIII
ners while the bowling OF G. Rose VINO TOOK n'e
wickets for II runs three of them being on con-
secutive balls was mainly instrumental IN the re-
suit Of the game. G. w. Barnes Z. l. iouu'ss
49, n yvul,arns all pIaved we'll for Kings County
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-05

s3l Ill ,937; legal tenders and bank notes sl625 Al
cash items, $4,530l73 other assets S6.657 add for
cents 636 total 1881 6S9. 360
Liza bilities-Capital s29570.7oO; surplus fund, NS
476l9: undivided profits. 1884 se5; due depositors
s26S sN7S2; due trust companies A3 S492 2S: due
savings banks S14 no 2O; due the State Treasurer.
s. 4a5&7 other liabilities &B5l9; add for cents, $40;
total $685., $50 800
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Pathological Association. New-York University,
$50 p
Conference Of Brooklyn Bridge employees with
Commissioner Shea.
American Yacht Club regatta.
Music in Abingdon Square and Mulberry Bend
Park 8 D. m