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New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
PORT CHESTER.

Harry johnson. seventeen years old. the Of
Christian johnson. died yesterday from the effects
of injuries received in celebrating the Fourth Of
July The boy in playing with toy cannon placed
a large frecracker in the muzzle In some un-
known manner the cannon was exploded before he
lcouId get out Of the way. and the hrecracker was
driven into his leg for several inches. causing an
hlgl wound that resulted in lockjaw. For several
weeks the victims jaws locked, and he suf-
fered intense pain but DR. Sands the family physi-
,oian, managed 10 get them relaxed and the patient
jwas in a fair way 10 recover. when clot OF blood
0ormed over his heart and caused his death.
: Mrs William H. Catlin, Of Milton Point. Rye
.entertained party Of forty friends at luncheon at
hhe American Yacht Club yesterday afternoon
Ifagship Commodore c. A. Gould's steam yacht
Nieara. , l.,
East Port Chester by the explosion OF lamp at
hfhe home OF Peter Hansen, In Clin-ave. Hansen
twas badly burned and is under the care Of phys,
lcan. Mrs. smitheiser, an elderly woman, who lived
on the upper floor was rescued by the hremen,
who brought her down from her apartments on a
Nadder.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
NEW MORGAN LINER Ell SUD IN PORT.
ONE OF THE VESSELS TO PLY BETWEEN THIS
CIT. AND NEW ORLEANS.

ONE OF THE VESSELS TO PLY BETWEEN THIS
CITY AND NEw-oRLEANs.
El Sud one OF the two new steamships recently
oo,,rle,ed AT the Newport News shipyards for the
Morgan Line arrived at Pier No %. North River
Yesterday afternoon. and. II was said, by an en-
ploye of the company. she may starton her ih'uai
trip to New-Orleans tomorrow
The two new sister ships FL Sud and FL Norte
are expected TO be the fastest, as they are among
tbe nnest vessels in the coast trade Besides this
there Is a novel feature in their construction
consisting Of cross hatch covers which, instead OF
being made so that they will have 10 be lifted oT
separately and laid deck. are built In -FOUR sec
tions and hinged together in pairs. Ihe outer ohe
on one side Is hinged on top of the adjoining inner
one This plan not only permits or the TWO
sections being folded back. but the operation can
be carried on even when the ship Is rolling.
Both steamships are so constructed that they
can be converted into cruisers short notice, and
they would each be capable of carrying batteries
of twelve s-inch rapid fire Their hulls are of
steel throughout the outside plating having verti
cal lap Joints below the water line There three
continuous decks and a partial or top deck at tho
forward part Of the forehold Each ship carries
two steel pole masts The dimensions OF the yes
sells are: Length, 4C5 feet; breadth. moulded, -
inches; gross tonnage. 1905 tons net tonnage, 1905
tons The engines OF triple expansion type,
with stroke of 81 inches Steam is furnished by
three double ended boilers l3 feet 10 inches in
diameter and 20 feet inches long The working
pressure Is $50 pounds square inch. The bunker
capacity is placed at l0O tons.
ri Sud and Fl Norte were built TO take the
places Of two other vessels sold TO the Government
IN the spring of 1888 They proved 10 be especially
valuable cruisers by reason Of their large bunker
capacity, which Is also feature OF the new ships
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
RUSHING WORK on BIG FACTORY.
THE DAIMLER COMPANY TO INCREASE IT'S CAP.
TTAL-WHITNEY INTERESTS BACK OF
THE EXPANSION.
THE EXPANSION.

Queens Borough. for the Daimler Manufacturing
Company is being pushed The company is to man
ufacture autovehicles OF all descriptions. The ma
chine shops being erected now, that the work
Of installing the machinery may go while work
on the other parts OF the plant Is under way
Within ten months II is expected TO have the
new plant running In full, but manufacturing will
begin before that. The company has been making
motors for autovehcles for some time In It's old
machine shops, and the factory Is now being pushed
this work When the buildings COM
pleted the work will be taken up a larger scale.
and the whole vehicle will be built In the plant
A. o. Kreiger of the company. says that the Whit
ney interests are backing the company, and
that tho intends increase it's pitaliza-
ton from the 500 80 for which it is char
tered, to several times that amount
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
RUN DOWN BY A TROLLEY CAR.

AN OLD STATEN ISLAND WOMAN SEVERELY IN
JURED
Mrs Meta Jones eighty years old, of Jersey-st''
New Brighton Staten Island. was struck by uol-
lev car in front Of her home yesterday AFTERNOON"
and IS thought TO be fatally injured She was cross
ing the tracks when car on the staten lsHfno
Electric line came down the rather steep eraoe a'
that place The car was In charge OF hooe'' Dio"'
conductor. and Daniel owens, motorman.
Tho old woman evidently did not realize her DAN
ger and John Magee. Of York-ave' and Rlchard
Rurke Of Jersey-st. who We're standing on the
sidewalk. shouted to the motorman to slow down
This the witnesses assert, he failed TO do ana Inc
car came ON with a rush. Mrs. Jones was ntaIly
across the track, and one step more would nave
carried her TO n place Of safety, when she was
.rrnL hv tho running board Of the car throwing
her with considerable force to the ground her
burke and Magee picked her up ana carried ner
go tbe house and Or. c. w. Townsend was sum-
moned He found her to be suffering from "a frac od
ire Of the skull besides several bad cuts ana
bruises n is not thought that she can recover
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
FOR TOUR OF PRACTICE on THE PRAIRIE.
PARTS OF THE FIRST NAVAL BATTALION AND
THE ROCHESTER DIVISION TO START TO-DAY

PARTS OF THE FIRST NAVAL BATTALION AND
THE ROCHESTER DIVISION TO START TO-DAY
Seven officers and oae hundred and eighteen men
Of the 1st Naval Battalion. with three officers and
seventy-fve men Of the Rochester division will 90
board the United States steamer Prairie This
forenoon for their annual tour Of duty under Gov
ernment instruction. The Prairie IS lying at an
chor off Tompkinsville. Staten Island. and the
Rochester division which left that city last night
IS to he transferred by tug this morning from the
Erie station direct TO the ship. The fact that so
many members Of the 1st Battalion served in the
Is the reason assigned for the small number going
on the present cruise.
on leaving the harbor this afternoon the first
twenty-four hours will be devoted to organizing
the into divisions. They will he mustered and
stationed at the guns on the second day. and in
structed in training, elevating sighting and aim
Ing drills. Practice with all the guns from six
inch to six Founders will occupy the third day;
and the fourth day after each gun bas
fired ten shots. the crews will be shifted to the
opposite guns BY the bugle call the gun captains
will begin" and cease firing" the fifth day
until each makes target. on the sixth day each
there will be examination in all drills. including
signals.
going the cruise Leutenants F.. y. Robin
son, Irving Blount and W. J. Henderson; Ensgns
w Carver. S Taintor and r. Sturgis. and Lieu
tenant Russell Raynor. The Prairie's battery con-
ssts Of eight 6inch six 6-pounder and two Colt
automatic guns. She carries l6i men and petty
officers. Her officers are; COMMANDER, NJ. r. s.
Mackenzie: lleutenants. W. TruXton and f. X
IIiil; ensgns F. l. sandoz and r. H. chappell
Pinney passed assistant paymasier, w. T. Gray;
bOasWain, a. Ohmsen; carpenter, VI. Pate. and
pay clerk, F. II. Ramsay. all Of the United States
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
exports. 231 4s2 $50 81 227, 2O5, ,419
RICHMOND WANTS A NEW BUILDING.
BOROUGH OFFICERS SHORT OF RooM-INADE-
otrATE TELEGRAPH SERVICE COM

Al the meeting OF the Board OF Public Improve
nents of the Borough OF Richmond yesterday the
question was raised OF providing municipal build
ing for the use OF the employees Of the city Presi-
dent Cromwell said that the typographical engineer
wished 10 establish branch office In Richmond,
but that there no room available In the Rich
mond Building. at New Brighton. where the city de-
partments have their headquarters. Councilman
O'Grady offered n resolution that plans be pre-
pared for a suitable office building and be present
ed to the Board of Estimate and Apportonment
Considerable inconvenience has been caused from
time to time by the closing Of the telegraph sta
tions in Richmond at o'clock In the evening, and
the matter was brought up by the Board yester-
day. A resolution was passed calling the attention
of the Western Union Telegraph Company 10 the
inadequate service and asking it TO arrange
10 keep the telegraph stations open twenty-four
hours each day 1t also the of the Board
that there objection TO granting a fran
chlse to the Postal Telegraph and Gable Company.
allowing Il to erect poles and string wires on the
island for public service.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
SEVERE STORM on THE COAST.
LIGHTNING DOES MUCH DAMAGE NEAR
LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch. " j.. July p (SpeciaD.-Ihe eiec-
trical storm here tonight was the worst IN many
years The telephone and telegraph service was
crippled until q late hour. Two trolley lines were
tied up and half dozen or more buildings were
damaged Two buildings at Pleasure Say fdih
we're struck by lightning, and ). NJ ""'ue' :
hotel inst across the river, was also damaged. a
woman NJ Mr. WardelI's hotel. whose name could
not be learned lies in a critical condition, the re-
suit Of a shock William T. Van Dyke pouha
fisherman. was knocked down. and rear Is enter
tainod that he will not recover. The Garfield Inn,
the Cox Cottage the flagstaff at the ToWn han
and the Scarboro Hotel. and tenants mouse al
F. c. Hazards at Shrewsbury were struck' Inc
last named building burned down.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
SATIfRpAY. July %.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. JULY q. 1880


PORT OF NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY JULY q. 1880
ARRIVED.
United States transport Fitzpatrick Rogers Havana
July mdse - cabin and lJ6 discharged soldiers
and civilian employees to United states Quartermasters
=, steamer "a ions,op Grange g3o creho1 Newport July
steamer Straits Of Dover BD. Holiday Antwerp July
fol- fd 4 @2ts2 ballast to master Is anchored in Gr"v''end Bay
steamer Harmonic oBD Young. Alexandria E, July u
& CO.. vessel to master Arrived at the Bar at l5
Algers : with mdse to Hirzel, Femann Co. Arrived
steamer Prns willern II Dutch sbbelee, Paranarbo
July D Demenara T. Trinidad 10 CamPano II, Cumana
IL Jacme 10 Aux ccs 20 and Port aa Prince AZ SR
mdse and II cabin passengers Kunhardt Co Arrived
s ss6 Fs9ss @ Sas H%ys3% Ass July q
stearne! Daniel Ger,. Gernmel TIL, Cove j. July 10
Refining 90; vessel to Miller Bull Knowitou Arrived
,s Es & IS Anne Boa NssP2 Jew % Nws and
90 in ballast to ] T Van Sickle. ''''
ssndv HOOK s Ja r. go % 10 SSSn Southwest ss
moderate; cloudy.
SAILED
% %,imore Monteam GBD. London. Juno 0deN. Philadel
Hamburg; Fontabee (Bp. :, Thomas etc: simon J
West Hamilton Norfolk Clenfuegos. SANTIAGO etc MY
barks Antloch, f9r Rio ganero; William Eggerts
(BD. Freemantle 'N'' '''s''' o''O''
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
p London July 27-sailed steamer MenomInee Q3r)
Robinson. NeV-York 49,"
Liverpool July 2e-sailed steamer origen CB,. rhom-
son. New-York '
mSSe ;S2 HssS,E Jqy & sss %Arfa
York. N 'FVV"' -''"
Lapga ssy Jgly .r ~ wII,.e %Re pns
Brow Head. July 2T-Passed. steamer Taur,o ,Rr,
Clarke. New-York tor Liverpool '
butt of lewis July 27-Passed steamer Geestemunde
oGer langen. New-York for Christiania
PrRwle Point. July 27-Passed steamer Francsc, frr
Jenkins. New-York FOR Hull '''''
Lizard. July 27-Passed steamer Rri,lsh or.., m,
Smith, New-York for Antwerp ~ van
Hamburg. July 2T--Arrived steamer reard.r Nor,
OlPen. Fernandna, Via New-York ' ''''
Rotterdam July 20-Arrived, steamer Rotterdam
DutehJ. Van der Zee. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
ANOTHER NATIONAL HOME FOR SAILORS.
SOME DISCUSSION OF A PLAN TO RAISE FUND
FOR

SOME DISCUSSION OF A PLAN TO RAISE A FUND
FOR ONE.
S,nca +he war with Spain there has been some
discussion Of a plan to raise fund Tot aHotheI
National home for disabled sailors OF the Ohl'eo
S,a+es Navv There is a National home Tor salofs
ybo are disabled and destitute and nave served
,uantv wears in the United States Navy anu inc
Sailors Snug Harbor on Staten Island, ls announcer
institution 10 which wornout sailors can De sent
e they are not eligible account OF lhsunlcleHt
length of service in the Navy TO enter the Nauohai
IIoroo Since the retirement of Captain Trask
Daniel Delehanty has been Governor OF 'ile @ai'o
snng Harbor. but applications for admission TO the
institution may be sent to Thomas "rte"'e"'' .'0
controIler Of the institution. at No 81 Nassau-st.
r,be trustees Of the Sailors Snug Harbor are all
ox-oe,c,o trustees They are the Mayor OF New
vi, tho Recorder the rector of Trinity Church
the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. the
,residant of the Chamber Of Commerce, and the
aras,,art and yice-president of the Marine So
cietv The trustees of the Sailors snug harpor
have managed the property interests OF the IN
etitution tor many years in a manner that mas re-
Aocted much credit upon them. The property mas
Increased in value and the income from the prop
srtv has been more than ample TO meet the stead
uy increasing expenses of the institution. me
hEiIdings on Staten Island have been increased IN
number and size to meet the requreHleIitsss -, ~
nrasent there are old sailors In the instltutloI
and there is nearly completed a new hospital HnISh
viii accommodate one hundred invahds Adims-
sion TO the institution is not without TeSLIIC'Ioi
hDnIicants for admission must be Old intrm ana
destitute and must be persons or good chaI acteI :
Most of the sailors admitted 10 the INSTITUTION ale
over sixty. but men younger than Sky are s%pIle %
.tras Sdr,itted Officers of the institution nave
eaid that since the war with Spain there has not
been any noticeable increase in the number OF ap-
sfna
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
PEEKSKILL.

Surrogate Theodore H. Silkman held his last
court in Peeksklll until September 2s. yesterday
morning The will OF owen T. Coffin, eX-Surro-
gate this county. offered for probate by MS
son Samuel Rarlow Coffin The executors are a
SON s r. Coffin: daughter Madge b Coffin. ana
the widow Harriet Coffin. The personal properly
IS valued at $1,000 the real estate at $1,000 IL Is
given TO the widow absolutely, save a 500 legacy
10 ST Peters Church and a small legacy to
The will was dated March B. 1895 and the wit
>nesses were Sanford K. Knapp and Robert .
Nnn
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs Mary Pierce Forster died at her fathers
home in East View. Wednesday. from near.
disease She the daughter OF william H. anu
CIara Taylor and was born in Brooklyn forty years
ago Her funeral was held yesterday afternoon
Tho Rev j. Selden Spencer, rector of Christ EpscU,
pal Church, officiating. and the ourlai was ~
kensico Cemetery. ,,s ,,ho
Woodruff Jackson ten year old coorea Ia iaI H. T ei
has been employed as belboy in the tlorenee f1olet
IN south broadway was arrested yesterday on a
charge of having stolen two diamond rings from
the room of Mrs. n. X Townsend, a guest az t.Ie
hote The missing rings were found IN MS Poche'''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
NO USE FOR THE K4yAWH4

Providence. II. l.. July q SpeciaD.-The Ka-
nawha, the converted yacht assigned here by the
Navy Department at the request Of Governor Dyer
for the OF the Naval Reserves Of the State Ia
to be sent back. Governor Dyer said to-day that
the boat would probably start within two or three
days. II has been impossible 10 the arma-
ment for the boat that the men In the Naval
Reserves could have drills with the guns and on
the whole the Governor has decided that the best
place for the Kanawha is at the NewYork Navy
Yard or some other Government station, rather
than the waters OF Narragansett Bay.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
NEW-ROCHFLIE.

Samuel Van Benschoten. veteran OF the CIVIL
War. was found dead Yesterday in coach near
the blacksmith shop Of the late r. w. Deveau In
Main-st Van Benschoten had been employed In
the shop for sixteen years. 1t is supposed that he
OF the afternoon and was overcome and unable TO
give an alarm. He about siXty-four years old
and was born in this State.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate of incorporation OF the Boss
iNIasons' Association OF the City Of Mount vernon
was filed yesterday in the County CLERKS once,
The directors are Albert A. Ulhaht. John Borswaid
and John W. Harris ,,,,, c,,,,h ha,d
The members OF the Hoosier Kicking Cup heio
their annual outing yesterday at Rye Beach on ine
sound Before their departure in special uoIiey
cars for Mamaroneck they paraded through the
village
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
HE RANG THE WRONG BELL.

, The West Thireth-st. police reported on the re-
turns to Police Headquarters yesterday that John
,Secor. .wenty-seven years old banker. Of To-
ledo. Ohio. had been arrested a charge Of
disorderly conduct at oclock yesterday morning,
but had been released at the police station. the
complainant. L. @. Bliss, of No. 80 West Thirty
isecond-st. withdrawing his charge.
; SecOr had tho bell 10 Blisss house. thinking
1t was the place where he staying. He ad-
united his mistake and Bliss withdrew the charge.
not wishing he said any publicity In the matter
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
THEY MUST HAVE REVENUE STAMPS.

; Collector Treat yesterday received word from tho
commissioner OF Internal Revenue that bills collect
ible sent 10 the collection agencies must have
two cent stamp affixed 10 the same. sight drafts
Through banks or express companies. The collec-
lton agents say this Is q hardship. many Of the
bills sent them for collection mere bluffs and
debtors never pay up The Commissioner holds that
bills are statements OF accounts sent TO be collected
nd arriff
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
PATENT LEATHER COMBINATION.

The negotiations for tho proposed patent leather
combine with a capitalization OF 100000. will
roach A critical stage tomorrow. With a few
ceptons all Of the big factories in Newark which
% the patent leather centre OF the country, have
been negotiating n cash basis. but tomorrow the
local owners Will receive offers OF cash and stock
Ioseph NJ Byrne. The New-York fiscal agents are
WcTntyre & Wardwell II IS said that some OF the
Te-[ark men are willing take all OF the price I'm
stock while others Will insist that they shall
ceve all cash. on this point the combine may be
r,.rc-knd
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
MP BJCHARDSS EXPLANATION.

The action Of the Inspection Committee OF the
Medical Board OF Bellevue Hospital in suspending
DR. William NJ. Richards. Of the Third Medical
Division will be reported at once TO the Medical
Board and then taken to the Commissioner OF Char
,ties DR. Richards was charged with neglect OF
duty He is the OF Professor Richards, or
Yale College He says he hired substitute while
he was away at the bedside Of his mother. who Is
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
AHEARN LAW CLAIMS FILED YESTERDAY

The following claims were filed yesterday under
the Ahearn law:
Cornelius W. Roe, Ai7; William f. eastman.
@p; William T. somerville. 1900; William II.
Mooney, s2,&0; Bernard Murphy 500 Bernard A.
Dunn 800 James j. Donnelly 3lOO Henry A
spalding $780, John Hook, $780, Patrick Master
all policemen
Joseph V. Sculy. assistant TO the City Clerk OF
BROOKLYN. for no - - -
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
DOURLEs ITS CAPITAL.

Trenton. ~ j. July 27.-The Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company fled papers with the Secretary
of state today increasing its capital stock from
go ooo 60 10 s4.OCOOoO The papers are dated New
York and are signed by Samuel b. Morgan, presi-
dent and S Dandy CTenshaw, secretary of the COM
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
PROMOTING A NEW WIRE COMPANY.

Boston July q (SpeciaD.-The most absolute
secrecy being preserved by the promoters or the
new wire company. but enough has been learned TO
establish the fact that the company Will complete
its organization in Worcester within the next sixty
days
Herbert Smith who left the plant Of the American
company, in Worcester some time ago. to take
charge OF large wire factory In Birmingham
England and Frank F. Buard. who has been put
in charge Of the Morgan companys plant at Bar
bers Crossing, said to be in the scheme Both
were experts In the old Washburn Moen plant
C,barIas n Morgan head of the Morgan COM
pany is also said to be deeply Interested in the
project, as is William +. Rice who made most
OF his millions in the wire business.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
trpoRTED PLAN OF EyGLISH SYNDICATE.

An English syndicate is said to have agreed to
nrovide the funds. more than 100000 for con-
structing dam. reservoir and power house on the
platte River thirty miles from Denver. the object
ba,ng N generate by water power electricity suf-
6cient 10 supply all the needs OF Omaha for light
ing heating and power purposes.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
4 J. CAsSATT A DIRECTOR.

A J. Cassait president OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. Henry c. Haasbrck. OF St Louis. president
NJ the St Louis and Mississippi Valley Transporta-
ZION Company. and c. Ledyard Blair. OF Blair & Co.
have been elected directors OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Society.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
WHAT IS GOING ON To-Dl

State Railroad Commissioners, Fifth Avenue no.
tel. . D
East Side Republican Clno eAcuis'on w N'
Cliff Staten Island.
Brighton Beach races, 2:So p m
Monmouth County Horse Show. Hollywood, n D.
Music in Battery and W. II. Seward parks D p H.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE hOi ELS
ALBEMARLE-sta Senator Frank NJ, his
gins OF Olean. FIFTH AvENCE-Potter Faiinei'
of Chicago; ex-Congressman A. NJ. SCOTT, OF IN
diana and Mayor F. L. Osgood OF Norwich, conn
HOILAND-Baron de Batz. OF Paris. MANhAl
TAN-Ex- Congressman Coykendal. OF konuou.'
~ Y. and oliver II. p Belmont OF NewP v,i -; -
MI-RRAY HIII-Dr Charles r. Mayberry' OF
Danvie. PARK AvENUE-Charles N, lamp; oa
Great Darlington Mass. WALDOKF-Iheooofo
w. Cramp OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
Ccrtures ano Meelinss.
QUARTERLY MEETING of the AMEn'
CAN INSTITUTE. August 81 az 10 West 'cr.,sry t'n
at : o'clock p NJ DAVID PETTIGREN. s-.Ie----.

Rotterdam July 27-sailed. steamer sI"A'
(Dutch). Stenger. New York. via Bouogne. - ,pcrn.
Fayal, July 27-Arrived. steamer Vr''n''
Nieira New-York FOR Lisbon and opoito ~, Rr.nd
Gibraltar July 27-Passed steamer Patr1a V'
Marseles etc. for New-York - pets-
Genoa, July c5-Saied. steamer AMER V"''
mann. New-YOTk r. t;erl.
Naples July 81 a m-Arived. steamer IN, hn
Harrassowitz NewYork land proceeded for o Crais.
Java. July 25-saied. steamer Gairloch 'n"'
New-York. ,Rr.
Monteviedo July 2s-sailed steamer lAnee''' W
Case from Callao. etcl. New-York. ~, pr,lth-
Santos. July 26-Sailed. steamer Nasnnyvh 'eh' ~
waite. New-York. -, p<n-
Para. July 2i-sailed. steamer Ltstonense 'p"
nett Vrom Ceara). New-York. "a njch
Barbados. July ?i-saied. steamer Hubert On -"
Qrom New-York) Para.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY,
Vessel. rom l'"7
Pretoria. HlpulB,
Norge ,........ .Christsnssnd July H.... Scand Am
prtish Fmpre. Antwerp July l5........... .Phenix
i;ritann,c Liverpool. July 10. White star
or1aba ......... Havana, July 24........N q Cuba
NaTengo ...... Castle, July 10 Wilson
c@oroanche Jacksonville. July 25........ Clyde
SATURDAY, JULY %
ro,iraine .. HaVre. July %. 22.............. French
t>tr,Iria Liverpool July u .Cunard
Ne,-York ...... Southampton July % American
c,bstean LATTE ~ Bordeaux July l9............. Fabre
SUNDAY. JULY 30.
Hull, July lS.. wilson
Winifred Orleans, July %. Morgan
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
Announcements
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warm weather collar.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:53 Sunset 1919 1925 Moons age 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-Sandy Hook 0:22i Gov. Island 0:54 He'll Gate 2 i3
PM-Sandy Hook l:02 Gov Island l;34 He'll Gate 3;23