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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
AWARD OF PHILADELPHIAS BIO LOAN.

sy,,-n,cArp TAXES IT AT LOWEST FIGURES EVER
RECEIVED FOR CITY BONDS.
Philadelphia June N.-The city loan OF S'o"V"'
for which bids were received yesterday, was to-day
awarded to the syndicate composed OF Drexel q
Co and Brown Bros & Co., OF this city, and har-
vey Fisk & Sons Of New-York. This syndicate
presented two bids, all none, Of the loan at so
rer cent at los $50 or all none at per cent at
100 so The latter accepted. Under It's terms
the total premium amounts to S2sS4' certlneo
check for $3.50 600 representing the required deposit
was received from the syndicate and the remainder
is to be paid on Saturday. The Drexe-Brown-tlsk
bid Is the lowest ever received for city loan The
loan represents one-haf the amount OF the total
loan recently authorized by vote of the people
and OF the Councils. The remainder will be bid for
early next year. -
OF the loan just awarded 81 10000 is for iuprov-
ing the water supply, $4,000 for schools, 10000
for aboshing grade crossings, 10000 for the com.
mercial museums, and the remainder for general
public improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
PORT CHESTER

The funeral Of the Rev. Dr. Daniel Moree. who
died in New-York. held yesterday afternoon
at the home Of his nephew n NJ Burtis in
Mamaroneck The Rev. +. f. German, rector Of
St. Thomass Episcopal Church. officated. Dr.
Moree was buried In the old family cemetery, near
Mamaroneck
Mark Levy, a grocer Of this village is extremely
considerae OF animals. but his desire 10 add 10 the
comfort of his horse Monday night cost him s.
IN Judge Wakehelds court yesterday. After Levy
finished delivering orders on Monday night he no
ticed that his horse was overheated, and decided
20 give II bath in the Sound. To avoid getting
his clothing et he put OF his wtte's dresses,
and. taking the animal by the halter. started on to
the Sound. His arrival created CONSERVATION
= among the women and children gathered Oh the
Afeach. They fed in excitement TO the village, and
Noon the man who owned the resorts at the beach
Pound the place deserted. He was so indignant al
1.-THE loss of trade that he sent for Constable James
Cook who arrested Levy and took him around
through the back woods 70 his home. where he
made him change his clothing and appear In court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
rtrrrpsnAY JUNE 20.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-rUDsDAY. JUNE a. 1888
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NF,w-YoRK-rUEssDAY, JUNE r. 1893
ARRIVED.
Transient Logan and 9s!es soldiers ssH 'a o
states K.I9er %hem der EngsDa,
Bremen 1n a6n and eos seerase passengers oechs
Co Arrived tho Bar at II y y. n,cbs Bremen June
20 ri,b mdse So cabin and 5l5 seerage passengers 10
oerchs Arrived az The Bar B at a4D
June is with lndse TO Holland-Aner'ca H"e' ~
the Steamer Baa at sauna o wahees PTosTssG Jgns
1.asuna 10 and Frontera 20 with md'e 10 "ui'''-
Ays6 at i pev enl o Hansen Port Antonio and
Port Mara ine % with fruit and cabin passenger 70
American Fruit Company. Arrived at the Bar at f'0
Aega @ Low savsna p June si H. G Gd
thasena io por passenger. to PIN Forwood Kelock
Arrived the , Bar & $40 saTensen cabaren June %
with sugar to Munson. Arrived at the Bar at .
Steamer Mexico Mcintosh. Havana June a. With nose
and ioi passengers to James E Ward Co. Arrived a'
the BaT at baSa Ger Breck.nede Santiago June Il
IS and centuesos 90 wfo @GSe e 26h
wa" stea@er 20 HUDSON. Hssey Neworleans June A with
;s s. 1Os "a TSne 81 with
mdse to t van Of Macon Savage savannah June "a with
mdse and passengers ocean Steamship company % and
Steamer opSda sa % mSss to William clyde Co
steamer Jefferson Hulphers Norfolk snd Steamship
sandy Hook J, June II. pip p n--"i"N 500
light air; clear s.,rrD
Steamers Cevic CBr) for Liverpool Brasa serl Icer1
hury. Armenia (Ger) Stettn and Copenhagrni
Rranen Via Cherbourg and Southampton
Orleans: 81 Ceorg Ger Philadelphia ClV "a Hcson-
13r1 port Antonio; Comanche. Charleston anu Taa-
vile: Princess Anne, Norfolk and newport Ee"''
hassee Savannah; Manhattan (Br). Dohoon
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. o.,
Queenstown June p. m-Arrived, steamer e SeS
Mao chester June 26-Arrived. steamer Bela 'D''' '
Nex-YOrk. Dutch
Rakker New-York Bou.ogne and ROTTERDAM, m
Ger, Reesing, New-York for Hamburg TWaiiersee
Snutcho Voege New-York for Rotterdam "iAl ""
Gen Kopn Hamburg for New-forH lamar fsupposed,
Kinsale June %. $50 a m--fassed s--1"''
saryia CRr) Watt New-York for Liverpool .,o rt,r,
fsis ~ Wight June 27-Fassed steamer Marauo''e W.
Gates New-York for London. , ,oa,,a- Kaise,
Cherbourg June q. p m-ATlYed' s'e snn,hs mn.or
riaSricb sGer) stoermer NewYork for sou'nai"p on
ana Brenen land proceeded. - u,,aar,. ocar,
ar" uambnrg June 27-Arrived steamers buisatis v.l
Hahn New-York: Lady Armstrong tbp <NOO'''' ''"
LISBON. June 27Arriyed steamer Pen'n'u'Ar p0'''
Bettencourt New-York via fayal Tartar Prime. CRr,
Gibraltar June 26-Passed. steamer i'''"' '' ''''
Anderson Naples etc, for New YORK. r,a-aranta n,
Johnson Ieghorn for New a,ops) .,earnsr >:Au
adelaide June 27-Arriyed (preyious', srea vt w.
s,ssd ,pr, stransome. New-fork VIA 'spe Ne'u 'o'
sydney etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
SING SING.

A monument has been erected In Dale cemetery
20 the memory OF Captain Elijah Hunter, Of Revo-
1ut,onarv fame and DR.. Abraham Thieu Hunter
The monument was erected by Miss Catherine
Stewart Hunter of New-York. the daughter OF Dr.
Hunter and granddaughter OF Captain
The funeral of Henry A. Daniels, chief engineer
of the Sing Sing waterworks, will take place AT
TRINITY Episcopal Church this morning, and not
from his home as was formerly announced Inc
Family decided on this change out OF consideration
for members of the Masonic order VINO Will attend
The Rev G. w. Ferguson will be the oihclatns
clergyman. 49, ,,, u.o,,oa
the contract for the paving Of Secor Road, began
work upon IL Yesterday afternoon. This is an I'M,
ncrtant Improvement and one that has been urged
On the village trustees for two years. The street
is the main approach from the railroad station 70
the village on the hill and its dilapidated condi-
lion has been the source Of great complaint from
commuters who daily ride 70 the station, and espe-
riages they say have been injured through its un-
even and rocky condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


Tho egbt which has been so vigorously wageo
hetue cen the New-York Westchester and Conhecu-
cut Traction Company and the Union or fiucNie.
berry" Trolley Company for the possession Vi
franchises throughout the county ana NOR 20
,icularly In Mount Vernon. has at last ie"0neN
Yonkers The traction company has sent Cum
munication TO the local Board OF Alderm rnsanis
tives for renewal OF the application snaue nernit
common Council in october last year Tor perm perm
10 :av tracks and operate railroad system h
through many of Yonkers princpGaI ocnntiy 1he
fares TIE company states that until recetS
no,nt AZ which IL would have connected IN 1ohRet s
with the line TO Mount Vernon was nos "a
E1l ont Vernon it is DESTROYS Of constructing not
only the lines in Mount vernon Due VI SorreS The
matter to the Committee Of the Whole which h wI
meet next Friday night TINS apPnCaeiUn he rival
Companies coming it does on top OF ia Bdsrd
made by the Railroad Committee , OF IN ,n YonSers
favoring the laying Of double tracks IN aAeve
ave under certain conditions II is In fonkeIs , t,
that the traction company 1es sna Yonkers The
Union company. which controls an OF tne Uaver
system. has gained declaeq omnitee will come
up for consideration tomorrow night, one u%!
before the traction companys appnca'iOh 10 '''
IRE report of the Park Commissioners has at last
@ mem The first is the Nisbet estate in south
broadway a short distance from Getty c o9uaiie
s,oneTs believe 10 be worth $4,000. The name
Washington Park lie suggested LOT ~ Ave and com
site Is in the mira w dlus III
prlses several houses and large amount OF %oou
land The total estimated value OF the properos
is sas 900 The Commission suggests the name
Grant Park for the second site The thiro 10
property now owned by the city at Genwood over
fooking the Hudson River for which the name
irStng Park is suggested. OF the three PAGES Sc
ected the South Broadway location is by ieT tns
largest All three sites are high GROUND ana
can be fitted up at a small expense. The report
will be acted OF by the Committee OF the "hole Oh
Friday night. ,,,o,,,,,or ooered
some time ago 10 grant half holiday 10 inc en-
Moves of the Department OF Public Works on sat
,Irdays has gone into effect, and CommisSlo
Cooper has been requested TO comply Win uio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
NORTH AMERIcAY rRrSr COMPANY.

The Board Of Directors OF the North American
Trust Company at its regular meeting yesterday
declared It's seni-annual dividend the rate OF 8
per cent The designations OF Samuel NJ Jarvis
and Roland X Conklin. vice presidents OF the
company. were accepted, and complimentary reso-
lutions were passed acknowledging the Obligation
OF the company to these men. who have rendered
invaluable services officers In building up the
business OF the company. II If understood that
their retirement Il due solely TO their desire to
have more time for their personal business. They
will remain the Board OF Directors members
Of the Executive Committee. Colonel Heman Dowd
elected vice president and director and Senior
Luis Suarez Galban OF Havana. was also elected a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
NEW LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY.

Albany. June 27.-There filed with the Secre-
tarv OF State to-day articles of consolidation OF the
Utica Electric Light Company, the Utica Electrical
Manufacturing and Supply Company and the Ireh-
ton Falls Electric Light and Power Company,
forming the Utica Electric Light and Power Com
nanv. II will operate in Utica. Rome. Prospect,
Whitesboro New Hartford. Clinton. Frankfort
II,on. Trenton, Holland Patent, Oriskany. Mohawk
Herkimer and other points in Herkimer and Oneida
cnnnties The capital stock is 100000 and the d.
rectors are Harry d. Pixey. Daniel n. Grouse. !.
3 Griffiths w Jesse Brayton and William n.
luis Of Utica: William c. Phelps. of Bingham
ION and Joseph Fox, OF NewYorok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
WHAT 1s GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting Of Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
congregation. p. m.
New-York State optical Association. Fifth Ave
Hotel
New-York State Commerce Commission. Produce
Exchange. .. m
Reception for "a Signal Corps men. armory
Brooklyn. p. m.
sheepshead Bay races. 2:3o p.
Retail Association Of Wine and Liquor Dealers
election Germana Assembly Rooms.
Music in Abingdon and Mulberry Bend parks
p
Board Of Education, No JAG Grand-st., p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
RIVER COAL INTERESTS TO COMBINE.
REPORTED FORMATION OF THE MoNoNGAHELA
RIVER CONSOLIDATED COAL AND
COKE COMPANY

II was said yesterday in Wall Street that all the
details preliminary to the consolidation Of river
coal interests under the name OF the Monongahela
River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company had
been practically perfected. and that the consolida
ton would be formally announced within the next
few weeks A prominent operator was quoted as
saying in regard TO the project: II consider the
combination one Of the greatest ever formed II
will virtually control all Of the coal lands in the
Monongahela Valley Some OF the small mines.
presume, be closed advantage and the men
working In them transferred to other mines. One
thlng Is certain, the production OF river coal VIII
not be curtaed. because there will be the same
demand for coal heretofore. II will. however,
give the new concern a hold on the coal business
that will enable nice profit 10 be made. There
Will be need Of lighting Kanawha River ship
pers. Alabama coal. however probably will get a
hard blow. The new concern will virtually control
the coal trade from Morgantown TO New-Oreans.
The river has a track that firm corporation
duplicate. and II will be there for all time to
come"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
HOME NEWS.
nno,,r>-rNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AsTOR-State Railroad Commissioners Frank NJ,
Baker. of Owego. n Y. CAMBR1DGESm,,Baro Won
Hengelmuer Austrian Minister at Was1 rn%;pin
Shield SHE "a q. S n GRAND-ColQRel j. y Mcce,-
nand L. S A. and Captain H. b vance a. 80 >, oil a.
HOTJAND-John w Doane. Of Chicago ana III
YER Ames Of Boston MANHATTANrGsa tgt1st,a a.
MITRRAY HILI-Professor A. Mosso, Of Turin
italy and Or, P Page , VI s \ WALD RabeTt
c Pruyn of Albany. and exMayor Jacob Amos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
TO BURN RED FIRE ON PIXIES PEAK.

PART OF THE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
IN COLORADO.
Colorado Springs. COL June q (specaD.-Cripple
Creek and Victor the rival capitals OF the great
gold camp will celebrate the Fourth OF July with
the most elaborate programme ever attempted IN
the West The celebration will last three days. In
c,ud,ne womans day The contest will be for the
biggest crowd the most unique features. the most
extravagant display and the best time generally
Victor will produce earthquake by the discharge
Of tons of giant powder. Cripple Creek VII ngnt
altitude pile Of pine logs nifty feet square s az
The ba and sixty feet high, will be saturated WIN
harreIs of oil and burned with coloredght effects,
and 800 pounds of red fire will be burned on the
summit OF Pixies Peak 4,143 feet high. ne lIluHl,
nation viii be visible over hundred thousand
snuare miles In Colorado, Nebraska and New
MaYicn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
pATERsoN.s UNITED BREWING INTERESTS

Trenton. N. j. June E.-Articles Of incorpora-
ton of the Paterson Brewing and Mailing Com
pany filed at the State Department to-day
with authorized capital OF 10000. The cor
porators Philip. Bernard, Henry and Arthur
Katz John. William F. and James Hlnchliffe
Christian and Louis F. Braun and James A. Cor
ham. The company is the result of a consolidation
OF breweries in Paterson. N j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28

tration in the following cases To w Msnden Me- ROB-
bins Of Yonkers. on the esta| yoDkers on the es
t Dsfs of William Nichols to Sarah Aaoran M to
Hastings the estate OF nm The estate OF Ben
tsmn saes Annie Martin; and FTeSs1eR
Of Yorktown on the estate OF On The estate of Hart
Crosby and john sGn letters Of
the estate OF S e1'S ~ William L. and Walter ".
have pee of eDobbs Ferry executors OF M M
usmili and TO Simon Van Wrinkle. as executor - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
TRYING A NEW EXPLOSIVE.
ORDNANCE OFFICERS AT SANDY HOOK AXE EN-
PERIMENTING WITH AN EXTREMELY
DEsTRIJCTIVE SHELL.

PERIME,NTING WITH AN EXTREMELY
DESTRUCTIVE SHE'LL
The ordnance officers in charge OF the experiments
AZ the proving grounds at Sandy Hook fnd that
there is no lack of inventions in the line OF SMOKE
less powders shells and other explosives A"o"e
the shells that are being tested is one said to pos
sass an exnlosive mower which is terrific in its eff
fects and in the area It is capable of covering IL
is claimed for 1t by the inventor that 1t may De
discharged at artillery range, that 1t VIII explode
on coming in contact with light distractions ana
that the shell will burst into fragments, winch as
we'll as its contents, will scatter IN all direc''os,
II Is also said that the shock OF the eAPosoh WI"
prove fatal over a wide area. >, - 49,,
Shells OF similar character 1t Is said, were use1
with frightfll effectiveness in the recent Engnsh
campaign against the Dervishes, and military ex-
merits are much Interested in the experiments Win
tba new explosive But neither they nor It's In
ventor will give details regarding II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
STATUE OF GOLD FOR COLORADO.

WHAT THE MINERAL EXHIBIT OF THE STATE
WILL BE AT PARIS.
Colorado Springs. Col, June q (SpeciaD.-United
States Commissioner Ferdinand w. Peck opposed
the 81 10000 nugget miniature Pixies Peak as Col
orados gold exhibit at Paris. favoring instead an
obelisk After abandoning the nugget idea, the
Colorado Commissioners rejected the obelisk and
selected a lifesze statue Of typical American
girl IN clad figure The contract has been let Toy
the ca sting which is 10 be OF solid gold The figure
will stand on a pedestal OF silver copper. iron zinc
and lead. representing the States minerals The
from the mines is on hand to cast A,VOCO statue,
the greatest ever cast In the yellow metal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
IRON TUBE COMBINATION REPORTED.

Report has II that combination OF iron
tube manufacturers, 10 be known the Standard
Wrought Iron Tube Company. is being organized by
j. p. Morgan Co. At the office OF that Arm no
confirmation Of the rumor could be had. Morgan
Co. financed the consolidation OF the National
Tube Company. but the best information is that
they are not interested In the Standard company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
NETWORK CITY.

Charles F. Bates the well-known horseman, re-
ceived an award of S95 from jury in Part " OF
the City Court yesterday, in a suit brought by
him against James T. Hyde, assistant secretary
Of the Horse Show Association. for the board OF
two horses owned by Mr. Hyde for term Of thirty
months. 1t stated by the complainant that
Mr. Hyde agreed TO pay him $50 a month for the
board Of the two horses. He admitted that he had
only taken the horses to board out Of friendship
for Mr. HYDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
rARRYTOWN.

The Village Trustees at their meeting on Nioauay
.,.o,tra exed the tax rate for the present nscai
year nj Sc on the thousand. This Is the same a'
80. 80 hut Il will be necessary to reduce ex,
Iasu yea Tho trustees authorized the Corporaauon
pSonnse, TO defend the certiorar proceedings
brought against the village. .,,,ted s5O toward
-, priza fund of the proposed flower show' anu
Mics Helen NJ Gould and John d. .ATChuoiu nav
eXnressed intentions Of aiding the anair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
BEDFORD.

BEDFORD Township has received slZ" from 'ne
State as its share Of the highway fuho. Inc lo"
ao,o1a have received an offer from public-spir-
,,a c,t,zan who is willing TO contribute similar
amount providing the money Is spent in improving
cartsin highway They have decided TO hoId tne OIL
Sr "a aheyance until July s. and in the mean Time
viii await further offers and the best one Will De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
OLD MAN KILLS HIS WIFE

Boston. June G.-Benjamin Lang eiehty-four
years old. the owner and occupant OF a house at
No 90 Waltham-st. killed his wife, Clara e. Lang
with an some time between 4 and o'clock this
morning The murderer has for a long time been
Respondent. and II Is thought that he committed
was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
THINKS TIA BEAR MOVEMENT
r FLOWER RIDICULEs THE IDEA OF
A RAPID TRANSIT STRIKE.
DISSATISFACTION AMONG THE MEN SPOKEN OF
nv pPooK1YN LABOR LEADER BUT
HOPE EXPRESSED THAT GRiEV-
ANcEs WILL RE ATTENDED
TO WITHOUT DRASTIC
MEASURES


MEASURES
Arson r Flower, senior member OF the Hiin Vi
Flower & Co since the death OF Ex-Governor TIE
well p Flower believes that the employees Vi wv
prook,vn RAND Transit Company will not go on a
strike and that all rumors in that direction nave
.rre from those who are interested in influencing
.oors IN Wall Street Mr.. Flower says That he'ls
u,ou acquainted with the tactics OF the bears ana
tb,nks that they will be disappointed In their eA
pectations -, .,,oo
Indeed" said MI Flower yesterday i oeheVe
that tIe-up on the lines OF the Brooklyn hapiu
Transit Company is more remote TO-DAY thai ~
or,, time since the last great strike. There Is
deep interest in Brooklyn Rapid Transit ana 'ie'io
politan Street Railway stocks. Some men IN tie
Street are frightened by the increasing prosperity
~ these roads We are quite satisfied that THESE
men should sell Rapid Transit stock short on tne
strength OF an alleged threatening strike, as II
thew extend their operations considerably they are
sure 10 suffer in the end The omclals Vi INC
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company say that tney
have not heard anything OF the threateneo S
and have not received any complaints from ,ne e
Moves The men are treated better than on mus o
roads in this city and 9e nyed the aid Of some
Labor agitators to raise rumors OF strike lot tnc
purpose OF manipulating of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company, the employees OF the r0au al q
ws wei tSa President Rosser has been just
and liberal the men, and that ms Iat hrSe
cuhrooms for the employees nearly all the man
lines Of the road where they may READ neWspapeis'
periodicals and magazines, ana play piiHdt U.s.
chess checkers and other games. -..,o,r.
James Pines. Of No. 100 Huron-st EresiP ~
master workman Of District Assembly no, 80,
knights of Labor the membership OF % nich Is
CONFUSED of railroad men OF New-York CITY de-
clared Yesterday that he was opposed 10 strikes,
I'VE look upon strikes as last resort, SAID Mt NJ
Pines 'but our organization was formed Tor the
benefit OF ourselves and we believe that there u
Just for complaint In the present case, rod
What are the causes Of complaint was aske geo
We'll" said Mr.. Pines The employees S oi t ne
NOT receive enough wages and change should be
made The ten-hour law and the sbeed law are are
being violated daily Back in 1897 officials OF the
railroad companies indicted by District-At-
torney Marean. and propose 70 md out why
the Indictments were not prosecuted. Since the big
strike in 1895 the employees have never had an
understanding with the companies President Kos
sitter states that he will receive only delegation
composed Of the employees suppose they did 20
10 him Why they would all be marked men, ana
in time would lose their places go
Mr. Pines believes that the employees VIII make
the railroad company come 70 terms without re-
sorting 10 drastic measures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
Not TO BE CLOSED.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has refused to
grant the petition OF the Customs Brokers As
ISOLATION that the local Custom House be closed on
Monday the day before the Fourth and the ami
yersary OF the destruction Of the Spanish fleet or
Santiago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
WHITE PLAINS

In the Supreme Court yesterday justice jerks
Granted a decree OF absolute divorce TO Anna NJ
Lord from her husband Edward T. S. Lord, and al
lowed the plaintiff SIS week alimony. Both parties
are residents of Manhattan.
Surrogate Silkman has issued letters OF admins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
GOLD FOR EUROPE.

The National City Bank shipped TO Europe yester-
day pt50OO in gold instead OF 81 900 as II was
reported Monday II would send No engage
ments for Tomorrow steamer reported
yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 431 Sunset 1885 Moon rises 1881 Moons ageo
HIGH WATER TODAY
AM-sandy Hook II % Gov. Island - Hell Gate lay
M-Sandy Hook II 33 Gov Island 100 Hell cate lot
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Announcements.
"Osceola-" "Oneck" "ZunL"
e. q W. All with rounded front. EAw
C. q W.

When the hair is thin and gray Parkers
Hair Baltam renews the growth and color.
Grsyes Ointment makes a healthy skin. 600.