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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

L lug OF the Moon may be revived next sea-
IN nnu taken on the road with Budd Ross in
,no lcaaing mart. Blanche Walsh and Mel
w wGinhrne Mcdowell wiIincx season again 90 out
starting, in, Chicago IN September vii m EIiiis..
mHnha =, Felix Morris will be in stock com
Isny w MohtreH! next season. There is talk
~, nrL2aHEGhng N Now York spectacular piece
around holiday time. Charles D'cIsnn h,s
Wr't'rg Z. ,rhrce which he calls All Men Nro
iihfs The Sporting Duchess" will 20 on
tt,H t94l next season with Emily Higl in the
William Lamb. an actor. who comes Of n tbo.
WfiHal thmiy ana was at one time manager OF
" ltliam Barry. died Denomination at his home
III fhst VrnnE" on sum Hy morning Hc had lust
iHttHrhGI IRON Colorado. where he had been Tor
Minnie Radcliffe, and Malcolm Williams both
hctofS, announce that they were married two
weeks ago in St Louis They have now conn
East and joined Miss liadrIiTr's mother Min.
nle lester, VINO Is Al 80 an actress At first Miss
she has become recOnciled - '"'
Marie Dl"sSlcr is still ont Of 1.-The Man in
tn" Moon" Her part Is being played by an
unl"rstudy, with Walter Jones out also, the
piece is rather dull affair Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
JERSEY THIEyES HID 4"FENCE" HERE
Police Think They've Found II in a Pawn
shop In Eighth Avenue.

Louis Rosenberg. a pawnbrokor. at $40
Eighth avenue who was implicated in the Jer-
sey City robbercs 10y confession Of one OF the
gang to Chief Murphy. was arrested yesterday
afternoon at his home. 17S East Seventy-tlfth
street, by Detectives Valley and Rynders He
is charged with having acted as fence " for
the thieves.
Property found on Rosen berg'5 premises in
cludes parts of the proceeds Of the robbery of
John, Hoerly's shoe factory at POI broadway.
Brooklyn. when S2l 900 worth OF shoes was
stolen: part Of 81 300 worth OF clothing stolen
from ID. store Of H. \. Berry, Of 25S Market
street, Newark. on June \. and SlJD worth Of
umbrellas from the store at 100 Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
Two ckoads, OF prints, shears and shoes
tnken from RoSenberG's place are held at Police
Headquarters. Rosenberg says that he got it
at auction. and showed receipts for some OF the
goods.
In the Centre Street Police Court Rosenberg
and his clerk, Jacob Movers OF 4OS Eighth
avenue. were held in $1,000 bail each for trial
In Jersey City Yesterday the three alleged
thieves were romanled to the city prison to
await indictment Mahaney gave his age as
53 and his residence as this city. McIntyre
said he lived at 422 Broad street. Newark.
Wilson, who is % years old. refused his adj
dresS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

J. mas been reported that w. s. Gilbert was
~ '".i 4rS~rd with the acting of Nat Goodwin
"'' MANIA" Elliott when h" saw them in Lon
w.. '.''I An j. trying 10 re, their permission to
"''"i aytorth"m. The representation o! a
'"'" '. '"n"r'- ability and at,uumcnts chas-
INK any actor in his desire to write "A play for
','" ''" b" reg ,rdrl only as humorous. As a
.'.'.'t~' Colbert has no equal and as dram
u" ranks with the leaders OF tno
t',''.' -"n"m,ion. such plays as "rygmal-
~" ""d "a.a'oa' and "Engagci" will never
ne, ''iS item, II he docs write tor Goodwin.
m,,,u. u" actor and the author would hu
an l'"" e. ~ IA" rubi" rs Wen. GOODWIN, -
w. w. .' ABLY good comedian aud would hn
co, ''"l IN Juot such "A piece as Gilbert is
"' ." writing As to IN" English author.
AM W. w work Z" his hofor" exactly the
W., e. mat could appreciate il II produced
H.. ,N.h. And ia" uHl'ir would indeed hn
n, , ','" hay" m,u'h"r com"dy uf wlt such
ri n' ''' Is ~ Nr"lrd In wrltius
"tIW MUSIC ior tho comic opera version of
W ar q" E'rGrrar.' with which Francis
h,. VIII "l"n the Ku.rhr, hooker next fall.
b. ~ 'iH H"led Victor llerhert is it, com
Wr,r Il" book, which Harry Is. Smith Is
WINS IS not finished yet. Skipped by die
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
BRIZOS FLOOD SUBSIDISG.


tn" Texas sufferers.
AUSTIN. Ten. July 1O.--The great food in the
lrazos River is fast cmptying itself into the
Gulf. and it is expected that the river will be
back within its banks 10y the end Of the present
week. The crest Of the rise reached BraZOrn
county this morning and thereafter the river
began to subeidc. Several hundred negro fam
lies were rescued from tr"etopS in Brazora
and Fort Bend counties last night and to-day
No further deaths by drowning are reported
The total numbe drowned in the flood will not
exceed 100.
The call for aid continues to meet with lib
cral responses from the people OF Texas and
many Northern cities No contributions have
been received from New Orleans or any other
southern city outside Of Texas. More than
onc-half of the total amount Of cash contribu
tons received by Coy. SaScrs from all sources
both IN and out OF the State. came from New
York city.
t"IeErnph"d this evening that there are 800
people ut that plac" in need Of food. Judge
John p Ben ot Austin county says: There
Of Ain Creek, Including Ward's Bend. and $50
at Wallis" The Governor received the follow
ing telegram from Lewis T. Bryan and other
hiysr: Wv '''0'''" " VIZ ''"'''
Tho water has reached its highest point
and We asco Is all right and able to take care OF
such ~ her people as may need assistance.
The channel is deep. and we wish your aid In
getting Government engineers 10 let contract
Tor work on Jrtti"s ut earliest moment. as it
VIII srrv" the treble purpose of saving much
dredging. and will also give work TO many reo-
rie and have good moral effect on tn" people
of this and Rd accent counties in helping to re-
TINE OF" T"s }H and a1 Sr SIs TINS
Tho Mayor Of Hearne. Robertson county, re-
county and that an additional $4,000 to ho
used in buying food supplies is urgently
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
rAN cOTT SUSTAINED IN LUsK CASE.
Department Again Approves tho Reduction
of Lusk'S Rank and Pay.

Tho Post OHlce Department has sustained
Postmaster Van Colt in the case Of Robert J.
Lusk. the S2,OOO-a-year superintendent of u
Post Once branch station who was reduced to
n Sl.OOO-a-year clerkshp. and whose cause
was taken up By the National Civil Service Re-
form League. Inasmuch as Lusk's pay was
reduced with the approval Of the Department.
this new opinion Is an approval Of the depart
ment's own course in the matter.
Secretary McAneny Of the Civil Service Re-
form League said yesterday that he thought
the League would do nothing more in the mat
ter,
Civil Service Commission can only investigate
and recommend action to the Executive. said
Mr.. McAncny, But | think provision OF
and was inserted to prevent Just such rcduc-
tons II rank and pay. made with the object Of
forcing employees to leave the service
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
POOLROOM OVER TIE P4NT4TI'S
Newspaper Tells About 1t. So Dcvery Is Or
drrcd to Investigate.

1t came to light Yesterday that resolution
was passed by the Police Board several DAYS
ago asking Chief Devcry to investigate re-
ports that u poolrOOm was operated on the
northwest corner of Houston street and the
Bowcry. The resolution was introduced by
President York after the resort had been
written up" in newspaper Chief Devcry
was instructed. II he found the reports to be
correct. to prefer charges against Poi ice Cap
The poolroom was said to he over tn" saloon
Of ex-Polire Captain strauss. the " pantata
Of leXow days: 1t was understood yesterday
shades at the windows on tn" second floor Of
the building first drew attention TO it. Tho
hung to shut of any glimpse of the interior
from the Houston street elevated railroad sta
tion and the opposite buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

BATAVIA. y. Y. July lO.-In n signed state
ment sent out to-day +. $. Wood and S. A.
Shcrwin. trustees Of the State School for the
Bind make vigorous reply to STAT" Comp
trorr Morgan regarding the charges Of irreg-
ulartirs mad" in the report Of he COMPTROLLER,
They assert that the gymnasium which the
Comptroller found fault with was constructed
under the direction Of tn" State architect, with
the approval OF the Comptroller: that the trus-
tees had no voice in the matter: that the coal
and carriage appropriations objected 20 were
Obtained under the advice and with the con-
sent Of the Comptr0ll"r'- deputies. They al
leg" that the ComPtrollrr has never visited IN"
School for the Blind. although repeatedly re-
uurstcd To- do So and they score him for max
ing sweeping charges without Just cause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
MRS. DODGE'S JEWELS HELD.
Alleged Smuggling Case Now Goes to tho
United states District Attorney.

Alleged Smuggling Case Now Goes to tho
United States District Attorney.
Collector Bidwell decided yesterday to adopt
the seizure report in the case OF Mrs Phyllis +.
Dodge. from whom iewelry appraised at SILL
500 was taken on June "a. when she landed
from the steamship st. Paul The case now
goes to the United States District Attorney for
the Southern District Of New York. whose duty
1t is to proceed against Mrs Dodge. unless
upon inquiry and examination he shall decide
that such proceedings cannot probably be
sustained. or that the ends of public justice do
not require. that such proceedings should be
instituted" in which event he must report the
facts to the Secretary Of the Treasury
Pending the settlement Of any action by the
United States District Attorney. the seized
jewels remain in the custody Of Collector Bid
well. and they are now in the seizure room at
the Apprai ScrS stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
sArs HIS WIFE WAS KIDNAPPED.
He Kissed Her Good-By ut O'Clock A. NJ.
md Mt B She Was Gone-Hnbcns CornMs.

, ,,-,r,.
frtucrlok Mohrhhhh' grocer NJ lt'o flrsI
avenue, has obtained writ OF La beas corpus
from Ju.tinr Siovnr of thn Sunr,tnn Court for
,h, ,,,,I,,o,i,,, - ,ia uir., ,I,o T., ,,o,,rt ~,
inc production OF MS WHO hllhh III court TO-
day on allegations that she was kidnapped
early mn saturday morning bv bnr rnlatiyes
~ ,,.t i, ,,,., -, :, 49,.
III oeiI'NeS that She IL now at loo East seventy
seventh street. in charge Of her sisters Mary
NulI.r and Ann, Joopcr lint Inv snvs bo has
"l'' ~ 80. - Nv Nv a",o no ""'
also h"ard that her Sisters nave taken h"r 10
10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
". r. SANFORD DROWNED.


TORONTO. July lO.-The Hon. Senator W. f.
Sanford. the millionaire clothing manufacturer.
was drowned by the upsctting Of a boat from
which he was fishing this morning in Muskoka
Lake. He was leader in Canadian social
circles.
A lady who is visiting at Muskokn was in the
boat witt the Senator Two girls heard their
calls for help and managed to rescue tho
woman. but Senator sanford drowned. His
body was recovered.
Senator sanford family is in England. where
his daughter recently married Capt. Tudor.
Mrs. Sanford and her two daughters wcr" to
was boru in New York in 1910. When - he
entered the publishing firm OF Trainer. Brace
& Co.. New York. whore he remained six years.
Then he went to Hamilton, Ontario, whore he
established large clothing factory and made
his fortune.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

Six vacation public schools were opcnrd
yesterday in the borough Of brooklyn. They
are in schools NJ. IL, MauIer street near
Even; No. -, Norman avenue. near Eokiprd
street; No. 10, Fifteenth street, near Fourth
avenue; 40. 90, stockton street, near MARCY
avenue; No ~ lHcIlr street, near Court, and.
AS q branch Of IN" latter for instruction Ia
woodwork, the Manual Training liign school.
Court and Livingston streets. The SESSIONS.
which Will be confined TO the morning hours,
grounds in the ~ bic schools have been opened.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

NEWPORT, r. l., July lO-Chares II. Allen.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, made an in
spectluu Of the naval stations here this morn
ing. lie irst visited thc training station, wh"ro
the usual salute was fired, He was received
hy the marine battalion and the apprentice
battalion and shown over the station hy apt.
j. j. liunker He visited the War College. the
marine barracks and the torpedo station. and
this afternoon there were torpedo boat ma
nu,uVreS for him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
MRS. ALEX. SIMPSON SEEKS DIVoRCh
Announcement of n Suit Against . Jersey
city Lawyer.

city Lawyer.
The calling Of the case of Simpson VS.. Smp-
son in Chaucery Chambers in Jersey City yes
terday was the first public intimaton given
that Lawyer Alexander simpsons wife. Isa-
bella. had instituted proceedings against him
for divorce. The suit is brought on the ground
Of unfaithfulness. The plaintiff and her coun-
sci. John A. DENIM. were in court. but the de-
PENDANT failed to appear, and he has not Hled
any answer. Tho principal witness for tho
Plaintiff is Herman Rocktofr, who was EN-
ployed as clerk in simpsons office, In tho
absence of the defendant. Vice. Chancellor PITT
ncy adjourned the hearing for week.
Dishnrment proceedings are pending against
Simpson before the supreme Court He Is also
under Indictment with former Assistant Pros
ecutor Joseph NJ Noonan for conspiracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Texas Flood Sufferers Ask for Corn for Seed
and Food.

WASHINGTON. July 1O.-A request was re-
csived at the Department OF Agriculture to-day
from the Chairman Of the association at Hous-
ton. VoN., for the relief Of the flood sufferers
possible To tn" flood region for seed and food
Unfortunately the DEPARTMENT has no corn on
hand nor any funds for its purchase. and is un-
able to furnish the desired assistance" The
seeds tor distribution through members of
Congress were long ago exhausted and he de-
partmcnt has none on hand now except tur-
nip seed. and not much Of that.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
MRS. RAMSEY COLL.fPSES.
Woman Who Cut Her Husbands Thront
NemOved to u Hospital Critically Ill.

Mrs. Grace +. Ramsey. who killed her hus-
band by cutting his throat at the Garden Hotel
on June ~ and has been locked up in the
Tombs since on charge of murder, becnmc
unconscious in her cell yesterday afternoon
and was removed to Bellevue Hospital in n
stat" of utter collapse, ,Amhulanco Surgeon
said that the womau'| condition was critical
and that he did not believe sh" had n great
while to live. Doctors who have examined the
woman pronounr" her insane. \ commission
was TO meet to-day to determine her sanity
but the meeting will now be POSTPONED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

DoBps FERRY. y. Y. July lO.-The berry
train on tho Central Railroad ran into freight
Oh the main track here early this morning and
smashed the engine, three freight ears and
cRhoose The freight GROW in tn" caboDs" saw
the train coming and jumped and saved their
lives. Tho engineer and Nremhu also escaped.
II is SAID the towerman was to blame tor tho
accident, The collision delayed traffic for sew
pFul hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

Appeals have been made to Sheriff Baker of
Queens county to take hand in suppressing
Sunday dcsn"rntiOn and gambling at the diff
fcrcnt beaches IN Queens county. Under
sheriff William Mcthven. who formerly had
charge OF the county police fore" at ROckaway
Beach. announced yesterday that he will visit
ROckaway Beach sunday next and drive out
the gamblers who have practically taken pos
session of tn" place. He says lie will arrest all
viu!ators Of the law, and will resent any at
tCWf at Interference hy the regular police
force. In addition 10 the numerous small
gambling games carried on at RuckHway
Beach SUNDAYS. It Is .ad that there are three
fully equipped gambling houses. One Is re-
ported to h" ut Arverne and the other two
near the beach. All three places are described
a. lltt"d in expensive style, with games going
all night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
WorADN'r rIr roR FUNERAL Co4cn.
Another Man Hired II, but as Anderson
Rode with HIM lie Was Locked Up.

William Atchi,on Of 75u ninth avenue hired
a carriage at Jacob Fnulhabrr's livery stable,
At no West fifty second street. yesterday. and
attended his hrorhrr's burial in Greenwood
cemetery, AtchSpu, James Anderson Of AZ
West Iuirty-sry"ufh street and the latter's
iuthe" droyc to the cemetery in the coach
Ander- N returned To the stable alone in tho
y"ht"," and refused to pay for It, saving he
hadu thld II. III" proprietor turned him over
to the police, who locked him up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOOLS JuRoRs.
Summoned Them for Yesterday to n Court
That Had Adjourned to Next Monday.

Through a misunderstanding between Dis
trict Attorney Gardiner and Supreme Court
Justice Werner. 100 taIesm"n were summoned
yesterday TO tho Criminal Court blildinE for
Jury duty They found the courtroom WAS
locked NJ. Court had adjourned "a next Non
on Friday las; h. annoGnroi that he Would
not sit in tn" criminal ranch this week al
though MAJOR Gardiner wished him To do 50.
DISTRICT Attorney Gardiner, nevertheless.
directed tn" clerk Of IA" court TO issue Jury
notices returnaoIe yesterday instead Of next
MnnlnX.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Railroads and shipping Companies Neglect
ing tho Law.

Internal Revenue Collector Treat has dis
covered that the majority Of railroad and
shipping companies handling goods for export
terminating nearby have been ncglecting to
afliN Il ten-cont revenue stamp to every bill Of
adiug of exported goods The stamp tax on
domestic bills of ladIng il one cent. and the
companies hav" cOutrutrd themselves with
attaching on'-r"nt stamp 70 AL such doru-
mruts. An accounting and the purchase and
cancellation OF the necessary amount OF STAMPS
will ha enforced upon each company found
rcmiSg,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Mrs. Weld Gets Her Diamonds Back.

CHICAGO. July lO,-Lewis McElroy, the hotel
porter who is accused OF stealing $1,000 worth
Of diamonds from Mrs. William q Weld Of Bos-
ton in san Francisco last May and who was ar
rested ou Sltur iny IN On cage. Will b" released
frrm custody by The Central police. Tho san
Francisco pole" hhSo trlrglai'hei that Mrs.
Weld has refused To- prosecute. a the gems
h.-Nn Lnan r.NNNnrnl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

The enltstments for the new volunteer rcGi-
mrut to b" known rs the Twcnty-seventh be.
gan yesterday morning n ia" recruiting station
at - Court street, Brooklyn, which Is in charge
Of Leu. H. {. Laugdpn OF the Eighth RrEi-
m"nt, |. ), 4. over twenty staiwart young
men we're IN waiting when the station Was
"prnod; and there were fresh arrivals all
through the day. Recruits accepte Will be
sent t. Camp Meade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
ST. G4LL EMBROIDERY CASES. a.
Collectors Order of REIMBURSEMENT to BE
Gone Into in a Further Inquiry.

TIL" st. Gall embroidery cases. in which
heavy undervauations We're alleged. will come
up again before the Board Of General Ap-
prasers tomorrow. when Collector Bidwcll
will be examined in an investigation instituted
by w. Wickham Smith, counsel for tho i'm
porters.
The importers point Is whether rcaprraise-
mcnts ordered by tho Collector in the fall of
1893 were legally ordered. The statute relied
on says that Il the Collector shall deem tho
appruscmcnt of merchandise too low he may
order a rcappraisom"ut" The importers al
lege that the Collector did not deem the mp
prasrmcut too low in this instance" but
thought IT high that his action in ordering the
REIMBURSEMENT was due to instructions from
the Treasury Department which w"r" un-
durcss is invalid and the advertisement IS
void.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
CAUGHT IN HOSTING MACHIyERY.
Small Boys Playmate started the Engine
and lie Lost Three Toes.

William Sherwood. - years old. Of 4O4 Grand
street was playing on a hosting engine in the
new building at 1893 Broome street yesterday
afternoon. and was standing on the ilywhec
when one Of his companions pulled tn" lever
which started the engine. Sherwood was
caught in the machinery Three Of his toes
We're cut of. He was taken to Gouvorneur
Hos Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Alleged Kldnnnping in nrookIyn.

Adrian KtllridGr, ~ years old, n painter. Of
BOZ State street BROOKLYN, was held for exam
nation 10y Magistrate Br"nn"r in tho Adams
street Court yesterday on suspicion of having
attempted to kduap Edward Dnly, the To-
ynar-old son Of Peter Dhy a tru"kmaL Of "l:i
Bergen street kl'lridgc, H. Is alleged. BY
company HIM ON saturday ON Il rro ley car to
Richmond Hin. He was arrested while on his
way to the woods with the child.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
the MISSING BRIDEGR0OM FOuyD.
lie Sends an Explanation to Ills Intended
Brihe-t Suit for Dnmagcs Mnn lie Rernn


brihe-A suit for Damages May lie Begun.
NrNDA. n Y. July lot J. Franey, the
wealthy contractor for the standard Wood
company VINO mystcriousy disappeared from
Dalton. village in this township. while the
guests were assembling to witness his mar
rage to Miss Flora Buchingcr last Wednesday
afternoon has turned up in Oil City, Pa, and
has written two letters to his intended bride in
an attempt to pacify her Franey says that
Just before he left Bradford no drew 5000 Of
his salary and Immediately made preparations
Tor his wedding journey When he was
ready he found his money missing and says
that his pocket was picked He then made
arrangements to have more money forwarded
MN u Dalton. but when he arrived there
TUESDAY tho money was not there nor was it
"TRIP without any money he said he could not
90. anu so he did the next best thing he could
thihk on which was to flee from her until he
cared face her with the story of his misfortune
nqS~ for tho Inconvenience and noturiety he
ha!i caused her. and ended by saving that he
90 not dare to come to Dalton for fear OF the
fathers rage. but IL she wanted to see him
that he contemplated suicide as n Last resort
MISS iuchlngcr does not take much stock in
ms explanations as he has plenty Of money in
the bank. 1t is said. and he could have sent BY
wir" for some II he had intended to have tho
ceremony rcrtormed. In all probability suit
for damages will be commenced at once
When Franey was in Dalton he represented
that man named Milllman living in Silver
Springs. was to be his best man. Miiman
says he was not even invited to the wedding
francy told Miliman week ago to-day that
h" thought he was to be married on Wcdnes-
day. but was not certain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
Plans Filed for = 900, oOo Power House.

Plans were AInd with Building Commissioner
Brady yesterday for tho new mower house to be
used for the Third avenue undcr-trolcy road
soon to he put In operation. The building Is to
hc ui steel skeleton construction, filed IN with
i-rt ut the northeast corner Of Ninth avenue
and IlGth street. The power house will DO two
sLIrlcs high. and is 10 cost Sl,UOO.UOV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

Loughran, Who Was Once Prosperous
saloon Keeper. Is Now a Park Lnborer.

Michael Ioughran filed a petition in yolun-
tary bankruptcy in the Clerks office of the
United States District Court in Brooklyn yes
terday He AYERS he has sixteen unsecured
creditors to whom he owes S26, 1866. His
assets ar" placed at 500. Mr.. Loughran was
formerly PROSPEROUS saloon keeper in Brook
lyn He took a friends advice and began spec
uIatng in Wall street and lost all h" had made
in the saloon business. He is now employed
as Il IahOrer IN The Park Drpnrtmcnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11
EARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNAsAo-rHu DAT.
Sun RISES. 43s Sun sets. 81 Moon sets. 10
HIGH wATER-rHIs DAT.
Sandy HOOK. o 40 Gov Isd 10 90 He'll cate. II