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New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
OCEAN TUG SUNK OFF THE hlohHA"D''
THE GEORGE DEAN SPRINGS NLbAK AND ALI
HANDS REACH SHORE SAFELY

THE GEORGE DEAN SPRINGS ALbAK AND ALL
HANDS REACH SHORE SAFELY
Tho two-masted ocean tug George Dean' owned
nv Paul lie Compile, of No. 10 Exchange Buhuihs'
PhiIadelnhia and for which the Peter Cahiii lo"-
ing Company of No. II south-st this CITY. Is d.,
agent sprang aleak off the Highlands ABOUT
o'clock Yesterday morning. and sank wi.hih ~,
hour. The captain John Curran, OF BrooKiyh' anu
the crew Of seven men got ashore IN ya"i'
BEFORE leaving every effort was made TO save 'ne
boat with the pumps and otherwise out heaVS
sea inpeded the work. and it was found imposS'oie
to keep the tug afioat
II was dark when the captain and crew star Tea III
the fifteen foot yawl for land. and they were almost
exhausted when. after rowing for seVerai nours
through the heavy sea- they at last slghteo 'he
Long Branch lights When within rev huloreu
feet OF the Iron pier at o'clock yesterday morn
ing the yawl ran into the heavy breakers ana WAS
capsized and in their worn out condition the men
had considerable difficulty in reaching, dry iand'
They lost all of their money ana olner Oe10neie"'
and got ashore scantily clad. -, L.. ..,. .,.,,
Tho men took the O'CLOCK Tram IoI tiio ., ~
Upon arriving here Captain Curran called az the o
office Of the Peter Cahil rowing Company in'ue :"
brief report and left for his nome. ill., ,o
The George Dean was about fourteen mines rum
land. cruising for a tow when she sprang aleaK'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
YONKERS

Mayor Leslie Sutherland yesterday sold PARK
bonds TO the par value Of s15O,oO at his Office In
Manor Hall. The bonds are dated August l. ana
bear interest at S1s per cent They mature at ene
rate of 10000 a wear. beginning May l. 1910 Ru-
dolph Kleybolte & Co.. of New-York. received the
award at s1O5 IS. which was the highest and most
favorable bid. The premium which the city re-
ceives win accordingly be SS475. az, .
dock basin at vack-st. The owner, Aanson !.
Prime, lawyer. promised TO abate the doors nS Dus
failed TO do so Ten teams were employed, ana
clean dirt was dumped the putrid matter from
which the oppressive odors arose The WORK Will
cost 81 500. -, 500. oao,,
Arthur Hampson, eleven years Old was ,s agaiOma Oa
arrested yesterday. The boy, who lives at NO. eo
Riyerdale-ave is accused of having broken open =
drawer in the Woman's Institute Bundlng, an anu
stolen a pocketbook, the property or MIS- H. Gooo-
win of No 153 Warburton ave. -. ~
Aiistfn Potter a young man. has been absent for
several days Yesterday his relatives received
word by man from him, saying he had enissed n IN
was a member OF the 2O3d which was not at the
front. and is determined TO see active service
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JULY 20. 1899
ARRIVED.

PORT OF EW-YORK-THURsDAY. JULY 20. 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer Washington Ger. Dlnckage, Hamburg July
I. ballast Ph Ruprecht Arrived at the Bar at II
Steamer Excelsior Ger, Muller Hamburg July s. in
ballast to Ph Ruprecht Arrived at the Bar at Ii M
mdse and y steerase PASSENGERS to Funch Edge Co
siesmer ~ Teve Ger, oesserann Bremen July II and
Southampton H. with mdse cabin and $50 steerage
passengers oechs Go. Arrived at the Bar at 20
KeTsen aas @ xnns A. GSHq 81 vapa AR
rasc 22 coronel 20 Punta a. ArenS' June MonteydeO
Beche Co; vessel to Flint Eddy Co Arrived at the
Steamer Heveiius Qelg) stapledon. Janero July l.
Bahia D. PernamDuco and st Lucia IA. with mdse and
10 cabin passengers to Busk Jevons Arrived at the
S Steamer a. city Of Brminsham Burg Savannah July IL
steamer Mureia CBr). Twedde Wilmington. Del. in
bnss drydock Erie Basin. for repairs having sustained
hesyy damages from being sr %sh0ss Tsco,, News and
folk with Gd % MaS 40 of nS%nS IS aT co 10
with md transit to Edward Perry & Co. VIII nnsh
Steamer % GoidsborO French Philadelphia.
william p clyde q Co
sandy Hook ]. July 90 e:so D m-wind east. light
breeze; overcast
folk and Newport News; Tartar Prince d Naples eto
chs,tahoochee. Savannah; Alsenborn. Baltimore: Ei
Hsraid CIor) Port Antonio; Beverly (Br Port Antonio
Coleridge D, Pernambuco. etc: San Agistin CSpan).
Havana etc.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. July 20-Arrved. steamer Teutonic (fsr).
Cameron, New-York.
oueenstown; July SO.sassa steamer Britannia oeo.
London. July 2o-sailed. steamer Mantou C8r). Cam
mons. New-York.
ireenock July lo-salled. steamer Barden knight OBI.
New-York.
Brow Head. July 20-Passed. steamer cymric (Br),
Lindsay. New-York for Liverpool
Aarhuus July i5-Arrived. steamers Kentucky DAM.
Caroc New-York
Hamburg. July 20-Arrived steamer Patricia laer).
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
NETWORK CITY.

The Law Committee OF the Board OF Aldermen
met yesterday afternoon. and decided 10 repo' .
fayorably on the ordinance to prevent the sale Vi
cigarettes 10 boys under eighteen years old Inc
ordinance was offered by Alderman Click ana Will
come I'D for consideration at the next meeting oi
the Board.
Tho attention Of tho residents OF Harlem Is calieu
to the fact that in the library building OF 'ne
Asu,Iar Free Library. No. ia East One-hundred-
and-tenth-st. there is well equipped reading
room, supplied with the best daily and weekly
papers as well as the best magazines. The reau-
ing room is open daily from a. m. to p H.
The Gospel Tent campaign, carried on unuer the
o,rection of the Rev. NJ. George Coker beside 'he
Mariners Temple. Chatham Square VIII eii'ei VI,
its fourth week on Sunday. The pastor VIII preach
IN the morning. on Under the Wings OF the Al
mighty" and in the evening on "Why 'ieh az
Not Saved" The speakers next week WIZ Oe
Monday the Rev F. s. Holloway, Baptist Church'
T,h,rtv-third-st Tue ,day, the Rev. j. A Francis
eooona Avenue Church; Wednesday, W. Dean'
calvary Raptist Church Mission; Thursday Dr
n A. blackburn, Of the Church OF the strangers
On Friday night hearty welcome VIII oe az
corded n Messrs. Adams and Gillian, students Oh
tJor,lton and Rochester colleges. respectively. on
their coming to help the pastor for the summer
There has been a large sale Of tickets at 'ne
v,nung Mems Institute No 222 Bowery, for It's mid
summer excursion August B. The sIednei
Iaura NJ Starin will leave the pier at East lhlru-
st at D. M, and will san up the Souno 10 drahu
View Park where a stop Of about two hours VIII
y, ,nodn The boat will then proceed further up
the Sound and will return to the city ABOUT hliu-
night.
Malls from China and Japan which arrived az
xoroo,yver on July 19 are due IN New-fork on
Monday morning. Return mails VIII close d. ''
postofice as advertised
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
MRS. PERoT INDICTED FOR ABDUCTION.
AN EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO SECURE HER Ex-
TRADITION FROM ENGLAND.

AN EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO SECURE HER Ex-
TRADITION FROM ENGLAND.
Baltimore. July 20 (speciaD.-The Perot abduction
case will tomorrow be placed In the hands OF the
State Department at Washington. and the National
Government viii be asked TO take steps TO secure
the recovery TO William II. Perot OF his grandchid'
Gladys Perot, and the return to this city or Letia
Perot the divorced wife Of William yates Ferot'
on the charge of abduction.
William II. Perot. the guardian OF the little GIRL
who with her mother. is now on the steamship
Cambronan bound from Montreal to Liverpool
went before the Grand Jury to-day. produced tho
order OF the Court In the divorce case OF MS son
giving to him the custody Of the two Children ana
told how the mother had deceived him ana carrieu
AWAY the little girl The Grand Jury Immediately
indicted Mrs Perot for abduction. Governor Lowndes
has signed the papers and 1t now remains ior
the State Department officials to determine whe'her
everything is in legal form. and also whether on
the evidence 1t is advisable TO issue request ioi
the extradtion of Mrs. Perot
Should they decide to grant the appeal president
Mckinley will sign the papers and they VIII ue
forwarded TO Ambassador Choate at LONDON VIM
lam Yates Perot the father OF the abducted chiid'
is in London although his divorced wife docs ho'
know It. and has consulted counsel ana the ponce
authorities The woman. however, cannot DE ar
rested except upon the cabled request OF the oned
States Government The steamship Is ouo u. i'''
erpool in a few days. II the State Departmen.
cables tomorrow night Mrs Perot can be arreSteu
and detained until the Baltimore detective VINO WI"
expects TO sail on Saturday with the papers, can
arrive. ,z,.o,,,od rovv that
Several fine points of law are involyed noS ,ate's
the case has become an international one, nb in
Attorney Smith says that there Is pa frprison
the proclamation issued by Presldent Ia, Hnml,and
which provides that II afdavits be sent 20 - the
in such case the authorities will extradlte, r
accused person would have committed an an oomr on
under the English law had she been IN t1 r. oniv
trv and done the same thing. THIS IL .nc porot o,y
loophole Mr. Smith says. through whlcn h1 S ba has
might escape and. in order to cow, t sccording
intToduced in the indictment the counts Sh Ia a,
TO the common law of Kidnapping inc Ter r,is," IaIw -
in this respect IS similar to the American ~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
RYE.

Several hundred prominent society people Of
-Uestchester County attended fashionable sub
scripuon concert last night in the Rye Lyceum In
aid of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Of that
place. Amonf, the patronesses were Mrs Trenor L.
Park. Mrs J. Howard Wainwright. Mrs George
Park. Mrs J. H. Pool Mrs Thomas Dimond Mrs
-Wh,telavg Reid Mrs. George r. Read. Mrs Mulford
Martin. Mrs W. H. CALM Mrs. Edward Litchfeld
Mrs Charles A. Gould, Mrs. Walter 7. Hart Mrs
Arnold Mrs. Hobart Park, Mrs. ]. J. Riker and
many other women OF the parish. I'm a Persian
Garden" was the selection given, Harry P. Grard,
the organist and choirmaster of the church. took
the harytone part and assisted by Miss Frances
Cook soprano; Mrs. Leonore a. Thomson contralto,
and G.. Hubert Smock tenor .
An Executive Committee, consisting of George r.
Read, Charles A. Gould, John A. Gwinne Edward
Schell Samuel Bocock, Walter T. Hart, j. Howard
-Wainwright and Harvey c. Calkfn, assisted by the
rector the venerable Archdeacon Kirkby, was in
charge of the arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
SHE HOISTED FIRST FLAG IN COLORADO
DEATH OF MRS. MARY NJ. HALL PIONEER IN
THE PIXIES PEAK MINING REGION.

DEATH OF MRS MARY NJ. HALL, A PIONEER IN
THE PIXIES PEAK MINING REGION.
Colorado Springs. Col. July 20 (SpeciaD.-Mrs.
Mary NJ Hall, who holsted the first United States
flag in Colorado is dead at fiftyeight years of age.
She born in Genesee County n. Y An
ancestor Ebenezer Hall. of Revolutionary
fame. Her father became a Michigan pioneer. In
the 1859 Pixies Peak mining craze she crossed the
plains, and the second woman TO arrive, the
late wife of Senator III. A. w. Tabor being the
first. She had lived In Colorado since. Her hus-
band and three chdren-Mrs Minnie Hall Perry,
Charles a. Hall and Miss Mildred Ha-survve her.
In pioreer days the Halls lived in the Uncompah-
gre country There the occasion of President Lin
coin s first inauguration she raised the first United
States flag In Colorado. The flag was made from
a blue sunbonnet, a red dress and strips OF white
muslin. II was up to the top OF tall pine
tree where It wore itself out on duty. The Chey-
ennes Arapahoes Piutes and other Indians fire.
auently fought sanguinary battles near the Hall
home. Mrs. Hall endeared herself TO the lndlan
warriors by many kindly ministries as a nurse TO
he wounded.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
LEECH LAKE INDIANS AROUSED.

THEY PROPOSE TO PROTEST AGAINST REvoCA-
rroN OF EVICTION ORDER TO SETTLERS
Walker Mimi, July 2o-Chief Falmouth. VINO
has been considerably interested in seeing the Cass
Lake eviction order enforced. came to town In
war paint and feathers to-day, after hearing the
proposition of Captain Mercer to revoke the order
He was greatly excited over the news. and stated
that he had called a council of all the Leech Lake
Indians at the old agency on July "a to protest
against the revocation, he considered the reser-
walton the property of his people, and that he did
not think the Government wanted to keep
faith with them. He looked ugly and acted as II
his words meant trouble in the near future.
Notice Of the extension Of the order for the evic-
ton of settlers at Cass Lake for thirty days. to
August %, has been received. The Cass Lake
people are much elated and ia have signed re-
quests for leases and permission to remain.
II will require careful diplomacy to convince tne
Indians that the Government INTENDS keeping
faith with them
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
GIRL SWALLOWS oREosOTE AT HER GATE

Maggie Kaslo. a Hungarian girl, sixteen years old
,Hwallowed quantity OF creosote late Wednesday
might in front Of her home, at No. 16 Centre-st
iYonkers. The girl had been absent all the after
and evening. She reached home shortly before
smidnght and at the gate placed phial to her lips
pand drank the burning poison. She hastened into
the house and threw herself a lounge writhing
IN pain
A physician was summoned and he used a
pstomach pump with good results. The girl was
then hurried TO ST. Johns Riverside Hospital
where II determined that the poison would not
sprove fatal
She admitted having purchased ten cents worth
of creosote, but would not say where The girl was
always OF a sunny disposition. II is believed at
1he hospital that she was crossed in love affair.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
GRAND JURORS OBJECT TO NOISE.
A pREsENTMENr MADE ASKING THAT MORE AS
puA1r Rro LAID IN CENTRE-sT.

A PREsFNTMENr MADE ASKING THAT MORE AS
pHALr BID LAID IN CENTRE-sT
Tho July Grand Jury yesterday filed present.
-nent with Judge Blanchard, In Part OF the Court
of General Sessions against the noise about the
Criminal Court Building, which has become so
great that the windows Of the courrooms nave "
be closed. The presentment reads:
Hon. Judge Blanchard. -. o+
The Grand Jurors now In session would reeIeCs
fully call your attention to the noise arising
the movement of carts over the stone pavefnents
in Centre-st., between White and Walker sts
While the streets In the vicinity OF the Crlinnal
Court Building have been asphalted, thereby re
ducing to a minimum the noise from travel inc
block above on Centre-st, remains stone pave
ment. the noise from which interferes greatly with
+he business OF. the Grand Jury. We would there
fore request that you call the attention or the
Street Commissioners TO the necessity OF asphalt
ing the block named, and any others near by that
VIII aid In overcoming street noises. ResPectfuAy
submitted FREDERICK W. HAYNES,
Foreman.
A copy OF the presentment was sent to the Com
nissioners by Clerk Hall.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
SING SING.

rcr-cornn,odore Mezger and Rear Commodore
Dennis Of The Ossinng Yacht Club yesterday
launched their new power boat Florence me
boat is twenty-four feet long. and Is pretty little
craft.
Henry Barrett district clerk of the public SCHOOLS
has tssued the call for the annual school meeting
10 be held on Tuesday evening, August In the
broadway School A trustee is 70 De eo,a eleose1 IA
place of County Judge Smith Lent, ana approprlA-
lions for the ensuing year are 70 be Voteo upon.
Mrs John NJ Hyams thrown from her olcycie
on the Post Road Scarhoro Park last eVen-
ing and her right leg was broken IN TWO places
above the ankle. NJ, po,,e
Rrandreth and Colonel and Mrs. Franklin Bran
dreth with their families. are at Brandretn Lake
IN the Adirondacks. The lake ia owned py the
IBrandreth family. and Is visited by them annually
a this
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
STEVEDOREs TO BE DEPORTED.

It was learned a few days ago by Supervising In
spector John j. Quinlan, at the immigration Depot
that employing stevedore In this city had hired
six expert stevedores to come here from st. john
New Brunswick. They came by way OF Bos-
ton, July is, and last Monday they went to work
at Communipaw Mr.. Qunlan got affidavits from
the men showing that they were here in violation
of the Contract Labor law, to work for forty cents
an hour. Warrants for their deportation were OBJ
tained from Secretary Gage; and yesterday the
men were arrested They will be sent to Boston
Brunswick tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Republican Town Committee held meeting
ON Wednesday night to consider plans for reorgan-
fzng the party under the city government. IL was
decided to abolish all Of the village and local COM
mittees and to establish the Town Committee as
the CITY Committee until new one can oe cnosen
Primaries are 10 be held IN August for the selecuons
~ ten men in each ward TO constitute the ware
Committees The committee gave no dennite oe-
csion as 10 whether the present eommitee IN @ .iie
elected under misapprehension, viii be allowed 10
Mrs Kathrine Byrnes wife of J. w Byrnes,
nrominenf merchant Of Mamaroneck. died on Tues
Trinity Church
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
TAKEN OVER THE BORDER AND SHOT.

-FOUR MExIcANs SAID TO HAVE BEEN KID
MAPPED IN ARIZONA
Tucson. Ariz July pa Nogales dispatch to
..The Star" says that the GRAND Jury has discov-
cred that four Mexicans were recently kidnapped
at Nogales, with the connivance of two officials
of Santa Cruz County, and handed over to the
Mexican authorities without due process OF law
The four men kidnapped were summariiy trled
and shot by the Mexican authorities An effort
10 fndfct District Attorney Harlow on account Of
the outrage failed. II Is alleged that the Mexicans
Kidnapped were hard cases The means used to
dispose of them with the understanding that
the kidnapping and execution should be suppressed
as relations between Americans and Mexicans on
both sides of the line, which now cordial
might be disturbed II official action were taken Dy
the American authorities.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Mayor Ffske served yesterday with m oroer
20 appear before the Supreme Court on SATURDAY 10
show cause why there should not be ano'neI
designation before August l6 Of the ofhciai cry
newspapers. The order was procured by ont JuuSo
Isaac N Mills counsel for Colonel John T. brsahe 49,
editor and the stockholders OF The ShIo1vnS SI. NO
Record Publishing Company. who asser. tnat xInV ~,
Vernon News" and "The Republican Were ae
cared by the Mayor to be the ofheai Sioy W.
G. Sutherland Of White Plains the %csn owpeT on are
made parties 70 the suit The will be defendeo
by Corporation Counsel Marshall d for sne stts tor
s"T'he Republican" The order was signed by JUS
tice Charles F. MacIean, OF the snpreme me- Cou'' "u
The band of Company B, lst New-York ln1antrGy,
wifi give public concert tonight on the Vemnbs I b
directed by Professor Rampone, OF the oin duaru
Rand NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
PEEKSKILL

Tho Commission the opening OF Lousa-st met
yesterday in the Municipal Building. John Gibney,
,of Sing Sing; ex-Alderman Ebert Kipp and Ebert
IP James, the Commissioners all present.
Eugene B. Travis. the Corporation Counsel, ap-
Epeared for the village. County Clerk Leverett F..
scis Larkin. OF Sing Sing, represented Amos o.
Lent. The witnesses examined were Assessor
George A. Likely, Frederick Hopkins, a carpenter:
Oscar " Berger. real estate man. Stephen Gord-
neer a stonemason; Harlln J: Lent and Amos O.
Lent Of the claimants The Commission ad-
ljourned to August %.
The Consistory OF the Reformed Church Of Cort-
land town has called TO it's pastorate the Rev. F.
"A. Farce of Auburn, N. Y He will be installed on
August g
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
CAR KNOCKS DEAF MAN FROM BICYCLE.

Denver. Col, July 2O-James Mccarthy. maga-
zine writer and novelist whose writings under the
nom de plume Of "Fitzmack' are well known. was
struck by an electric at Broadway and Colfax-
ave. knocked from his bicycle, and so badly In
tured that he will probably die. Mr.. Mccarthy Is
somewhat deaf. which was undoubtedly the cause
OF the accident. The physician expresses smal
hope of his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
MADALIN HARD HIT BY FIRE.

Poughkeepsle, N Y, July 2O-There was dis
astrous fire in the village Of Madalin. Duchess
County, this morning. and five Of the principal
business buildings burned down. The con-
Germs involved Peter Rifenburg. shoes; Dr.
Pritchard, drugs; Clarence Moore. groceries and
postoffice; Henry Miller, confectionery and res
taurant; Charles Moore, restaurant, and Robert
Kay, hotel. The loss is estimated at $So,VW ABOUT
half Ipctt
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21

Montpelier VT, July D.-The win Of the late
John +. Hubbard, which filed for probate
here to-day. leaves $4,000 to be devoted TO public
interests. The Kellogg Hubbard Library, which
the testator founded receives s12,Cco, the Green
Mount Cemetery and chapel. s25.o00. and Capital
Hill which is estimated to be worth $500 is left
set aside for the maintenance OF the park, and
$1,000 additional TO defray expense Of turning It
into public territory.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
ARTESIAY WELL BORED AT rARRYToWy

The Coke Boring Company has just finished an
JRrtesian wei on the premises of George E. Storms
'opposite the extensive property of John D. Rookie
Seller In Tarrytown After sixteen days boring
water was found In abundance at a depth of 108
feet. and as cold as ice When this became known
.1nany Of the neighbors ocked to the we'll to get
;supply of ready made ice water" The new
process OF boring interested the community, and
many more wells are TO be sunk 1t is done by
using steel shot IN the tubing Fine specimens Of
black mica, feldspar and transparent quartz rock
have been taken out and carried away by curiosity
slunters.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21

vosslyesang New-York via Plymouth and CheroouTs 49,,
Bremen July 2o-Arrived steamer Lain @ eust" .la,id
steamer Koenlgin Lulse Ger. Reimkas'en Ne"
Southampton. .., .u.,,.- sn,arn-
dam 0putch) stenser. NewYork via Boulosns sayo
~ ~, steamer Maasdam QDutrh), Roggeveen New-io
Marselies July 2c-Aryed. steamer HesperA "'"
pnac JHly i7Gsaed steamer Chateau Latte On
Chabot, New-York. - -. n, ma
Palermo. July Ia Sailed steamer A~'rbo my w."
Mac(iregor, New-York. ..,-,. ma
ieehorn july l9-Arrved. steamer caiforns ''''
N,,cSeIi New-York via Marseilles and Genoa ,s
barbados July 20-Sailed. steamer Titanic Ibr' vi"
lard Port spain. Demerara and New-fork
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
TILE SARATOGA LAKE SEWAGE NUISANCE

Albany July 20.-The State Board OF Health has
recommended TO the Governor that the time in
which TO abate the sewage nuisance at Saratoga
Lake be extended until September l. Recently the
Governor issued order to abate the aforesaid
nuisance by July !, but the cottagers contend that
the time was too short In which TO make the
changes necessary to divert the sewage from the
lax
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
FREIGHT WRECK ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Plainville, Conn. July 2o-Eastbound freight
train No 1863 the Highland division OF tho New
York. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad. was
wrecked the station here at 7.SO o'clock to-
night Five cars containing general merchandise
were telescoped. and two others were thrown of
the track. Tho accident caused by a train
breaking in two and then coming together with
great force. No one was injured Traftic Is
blocked the steam road, but the third rail track
has been cleared and all trains will be run
that until tho other tracks are cleared
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mol,neux's case before Judge Blanchard.
Mass meeting OF workmen. Grand Central Phiace'
p. M
brighton Beach races. 2:SO p. m
Ar,or,c.r Yacht Club fete Milton Harbor.
Onen,ng Of summer branch of Babies Hospital
TO p m. 81. ri,
Alaermen.s Committee on Railroads. City Hail.
Music in Battery and w. II. Seward parks o p H.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
ELEVEN DAYS OF RAIN IN NEW-MEXIOo.

Santa Fe. n. M. July DIT mas raineo every ua'
Cor eleven days. and all streams swollen. Sc
r,ous washouts have occurred on the Santa Fe and
on the Denver and Rio Grande railroads. The
train on the Denver and Rio Grande due here
Tuesday evening has not arrived on account OF
washouts and the telegraph wires being down. no
word OF its whereabouts has oeeh receiVeo hei'
" - SC tre Railroad trains are delayed many
hours on account of washouts at Cerriiios ana
rDfO