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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23

TRANSACTIONS ON a LARGE scALE-RATES
FOR MONEY

TRANSACTIONS ON \ LARGE scALE-RATES
FOR MONEY
There WIS n further advance yesterday In stocks.
Tho Transactions were on a large scale. Brooklyn
Rapd Transit ia all other stocks IN extent OF
dealings It's gain in price for the day was per
cent The reports Of a prospective change IN con-
trol were repeated. The buying from me time
no low price was touched last Wednesday has n''n
b,,,.v There also were large purchases ~ Man
haitian Railway. which advanced l'i per cent
Netropoutan street Railway. too. was taken IN
considerable amounts. and rose 80 per cent 'h
covering u shorts Sugar Refining. the stock "'
the Sugar Trust moved up rs per cent. \ f"h'ur"
% tho dav Was an advance In United states
Leather. The preferred gained a. ana inc com
mon o. per cent The stock Of the United states
flour and Milling Company. which collapsed the
other day. acted queerly. There was loss oil
Nor cent I'm the common and gain OF IA per
cent IN the preferred
The ruling rate for call money was per cent
Az tho hanks were known 10 have lost cash I'D inc
v,ook II was thought the bank statement 'o-',S
,,,,,l1 show n material decrease I'm loans an" "'
,oeus There were indications that goH 500"
ro,,ld he received here from Europe storing ~
changc rates continued above Wnat "aS .'l''' a.,
c.ict,iatel 10 boz the gold point nut M" 80 ,bat
,,an,- WAYS ~ handling exchange trahsi ''
!, 80 not eos,. 10 determine the real gold point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
WORKERS

Mrs Charlotte Rorchcr. prominent ,ng ~
Valentine I'M was arrested yesterday m"'"''s
DAYLIGHT ir her house ON warrant p'''"
Mrs Emma f Davis her ncNf door n'ls''"'''
Dorchar was taken 10 Police Headquarters anu o.,
tanned until Judge Kelloeg opened ooNi, Tho
o'clock Mrs ROrchcrs lawyer vs. fi and She
r,ieadod NOT guilty. Mrs. Rorcner W. ~ on Son-
he custody of counsel 70 appear lot 1n ser-
t.rnhor 9s Tho accused woman ni"h' aosao~tcd
oral times during the proceed llhAs, mus rho
that she was being perS'' ''l ~, ,,~fu after
corrniainan- ala not appear IN the court u't'
.rn $50 b9d Iaor disposed Of Si' Wi7 ~,
,,aniad hv her sister who IS nor cnIti tass ~
arrest Of Mrs Borchcr adds stIa.~' &c., fo-b.
+as. which for some time mas surprise" ~, ,fre
,1,,,Nio nar~i. Of Workers some time ago ~
I ,i -c,,rod warrant for Ms Boucher cnarg-
ing her with applying vile ana OBS 'a.,'.i',, IN
=, ,h' comma frant and in many ways n''.lb .,.t
rarenuslv Mrs Borchcr lodged inc ohe'i7 Su
ces-fullv. hut finally s1rr"ndrI.t ~ .'.ted .,
Mrs Dayis's counsel cyrus \. feihee ... Nr.
Withdraw the complaint on con .lil"i ..,r' 10, -
porrbor r.fraiu from molesiing Mr. Davis I'D s'l'
futuro r-ndcr that condition Mrs boTcn'r was or
charged Mrs Davis stated NeSleipAy ...,-,,.si
complaint Was Withdrawn without htL -. i.,i H.
IA ~ che has engaged another attorney ahu u.
determined 10 press the old 'n"'se 70 wv
The otis Elevator COMPANY Of this Guy. n %i, zen
ca, orol months ago became part of me RE t''
Trust has filed plans with Buidng lns ,,s,UQl NiR
he on me vest side OF Atheron-st. opposite ~"
cornranv's works The cost Of construction VIII "'
~ re reiehborhO0d Of $1,000
Tho FAN meeting OF the NonkCrs Genera" ) 'Iil'-
cratic Committee was held ON THURSDAY J.. Ms
6ecdod 10 select two dates for enrolment ana sep
,,nbc- O. and october . were chosen The date for
the primaries was referred 10 the tHecv''e '''"
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
COMMISSIONER NESS STOPS A FIGHT

Police Commissioner Hess single handed. last
night stopped small riot front Of the Metropoe
Hotel. Broadway and Forty-second-st.. and with
his cane put all the fighters to nigh,
About dozen large boys ranging from fifteen
20 seventeen years old got into "A fight IN front OF
the hotel over some small matter and they fought
bitterly Several citizens tried 20 stop the fight
bat without success. and no policeman was within
haNng distance.
Commissioner Hess WAS dining IN the hotel ana
selling his cane. be and into the midst
Of the fight helaboring right and left and calling
for a policeman one finally came and pursued
the ringeader Of the gang. who captured in
a vacant lot in Forty thirdst He was taken 10
the West Forty sevenfh-st. station where he said
ne was George Rhaar. seventeen years old Of 80.
$50 West Forty -second-st He was charged with
disorderiy conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
\EW-ROCHELLE

,t,,o- pillon has signed the contracts Of tn"
60 successful bidders for the street and paving
,.,rl IN he done by the ctv 1t IS expected mat
tho contractors will begin work on Monday MORN
,np and continue all winter. except nj times ""'n
Tho weather is too severe. About ~ e., NUM-" ,,,e
men IoSlS liid',, .'h,n Is 40 be- used in Main
viii be employed NHl'i' ,r,.',.ot and I'm HUI
- from ffarriSOn-sf. TO luEu'h"l ->' ~" ~ 49,,
euenot.st, from Msch1n' ,,,or betwodm the troll
ley tracks and two t'"i "h '''" i,i'.L ',sfhalt
streets will Doe allowed 10 r'in'ln ~ 49,, ~
viii be- used i'm Huguonot-st.. from M'tn"'t y, t,ie
~'.r.bst AMI fhauce in Norfh-st. TO lt"'hvue
park Nain-st from lIugucnoi-st 10 me 'l,3 ,,To
ON the westerly end. and from iiatrlS-S, ~ o.i,b
f,il az arc also I-rinn-aNe Charlcs-st- iDNl@l"t-
ST. Wcbster-avo.. Drako-ave. ana .'lN ~, and
-,Irir Isoiin In improving and macad'miHlnss
streets I'm Residence Park, ana sPS"' ,n vs. New
10y the city on tho macad ,a,,rncd in tho list to be
Rochelle which were ilut 49,, re about twelve
paved. II IS estimated that and ,mproycd NJ
'lfr. fii' Haviland wife Of Frederic HaYiianu
the Now-York china import'T da5eSo Vain-st shc
I n' 90 fro yoars old Tho funeral service VII
be ON Monday afternoon AZ 3, " soc Ee,,r, Mrs
,riu be at tho convenience OF the t,lll' ,,..rioe
f5.;io,a nos Tho daughter of the late lt"F 'I
= InIscv who for many years vas me U4r
IL i.,rst Iro-hvforiln church Of TINS Guy
IN" , u.s.. l'ss.c,l1l from one Of the earnest
Wuruonot families ~ Now Rochelle -, .his cftv
For several days tho Ropuhll' ,eererlas ana
getting ready for m" i.H "' .t., Cor1mittee the
meeting Of the Republican . ulo,r faiioUors "
names % about d9zcn f wcn fho rolls owing 70
claims made against th"m M '7 tie"r,. = clark.
candidates and for other cause 'aI 'eashior Of
~ rircoir Rank NJ Ncw-York was am'nE o,al
number. II is now std ihal Nll ,,'ra ouetod Will
other prominent Republicans VINO %,r names back
~ 10 rors -pecal meeting Of the NY t,'r-
rnittoe may 10 called tonight to CONSUL '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23

The dates st for registration in villages ana
cities ~ over FIVE thousand inhabitants are Fridays
and Saturdays October - and ~. and ~ and q
In other places the voters must register on Octo-
Der % and q.
II has been decided 90 hold the annual inspection
q the White Plains Fire Department on Wcdnes.
day evening and am entertainment for the benefit
Of the Fire Patrol viii he given IN the Auditorium
on the evening - October
The new Board ~ Trustees - school District
80 l0 town ~ Greenbure which includes IL part
~ this village has decided that the $500 bond
issue authorized IN that district was not properly
raised and has called special meeting u the
voters for October 10 TO remedy the matter. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
SOLDIER INVITED ~ CHICAGO.

Clarence b. Britton. tWenty-elgnt years ",''' "
United States soldier. IS locked up ID foi'''
a,,ar,ors charged with homicide and arson. Britton
"a wanted bv the Chicago authorities. on Deem
bor o the Melrose apartment house was DESTROYED
bv fire I'm Chicago and one woman lost her me-
Or Rosenkranz. the owner Of the house was suS-
pected o. starting the fire and was subsequently,
indicted and arrested for homicide ana arson II"
vas later released. Il IS said, on S23TD bali.
4, the time OF the fire. Britton was employed
in the house He remained in Chicago until August
10 last. when he enlisted I'm the United states Army
ON August - he was sent TO Governor lsand' aHc
expected 70 go to the Philippine Islands soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
MURDER AND ARSON AFTER BURGLARY.
MsrR1Y FARMER HIS HIRED MAN AND HOUSE.

NIsERLY FARMER. HIS HIRED MAN AND HOUSE
KEEPER KILLED. AND HOUSE SET oN FIRE
Cumberland Nd Sept 22-The house q Absalom
Kosler. a misery farmer. eighty years old. living
on tho Wes' Virginia side OF the river. near Paw
paw was discovered 70 be on fire az O'Clock this
morning Neighbors hurried 10 the scene and
found Kesler and Albert Gross. his hired man. life
less In the yard. The housekeeper, Anna DOMAIN
had also been murdered bat her body con-
fumed IN the flames
Inc OBJECT OF the crime was evidently robbery
Kcsie- was known O. keep a large sum OF money
about the 1use. but few weeks ago was per-
suaded put % MS money I'm bank here. The
burglars secured about 500 II is thought After
heating the inmates with a blunt instrument 20
death as they supposed they set the building on
FIRE 10 cover up their crime but the men had life
enough left 10 crawl out into the yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
,SHOT DEAD or THE STAGE.
LEADING WOMAN OF THEA NV
COMPANY KILLS STAGE MANAGER ~
ct,rTA~OOGA OPERA HOUSE.


cAo.+orooga Tenn. Sept % SpeciaD.-A
..,s .,,,,rl.r occurred on the stage OF the new
l.,'-..oroooo onora House tonight Miss Juna
,,1r.,sa,, tho leading woman in the Mr. flaS-
.ar - PARIS company. shot and killed FRANK
r.,don tho stage manager of the company
oilon was shot three times in the head anu
,i.d instantly. Miss Morrison and Leiaeh h''
had DISPUTE at the rehearsal this afternoon
o,,or ,,ade some remark at which she TOOK
offence. and she slapped him
To-night the quarrel was renewed Just "a inc
curtain went up Miss Morrison stepped from
the stage and pulled from the folds Of her dress
q revolver. As she fred the last shot Le'den
foil forward in front Of the horrhed audience a
corpse. -.
Miss Morrison Is q native Of Kansas and is
only twenty-one years old. Leiden was from
New-Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
rrRoFEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool selt y Closing Wheat spot firm. N q,
California. q. li. No led Western winter b. tnl :,
\ rhr r-s ming 's "a Corn spe, nrm American
September Be- Sad October 81 esd. N.,enf.r - ii'
Flour - Louis fonc, winter nrn = ai Rec, -, a.
nrm prime mes- stern 3ls 81 Hams short ci
t~rces is American refined in pail 70. gt H,c III
nrm. Cumberland Dut y TO 81 N as short rib IN ~
= N " I'D. long clear midiles light - ~ * ~
5-s 3D. ions clear midiles. heavy s. 10 10 Sis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
Nay NAVE DROWNED HERSELF
THE BODY or A COUSIN OF MRS. ANDRE"
CARNEGIE FOUND IN AN OYSTER
RAY MILL POND.

CARNEGIE FOUND IN AN ONSiri'
BAY MILL POND.
OYSTER Bay. Long Island, Sept. 1.-The BODY OF
Mrs Frederick Bridgens cousin OF MIS- A"u''"
carnegie was found to-day in MIL pohd III -
s.ar raw nv Edwin NJ Franklin, OF this place, ana
,1,, II Nitcheu Of Brooklyn Mrs BTdgens
l, han missing since Tuesday last when Sne
,r,d - b,v poison at two oyster Bay drug stores
She then went away. supposedly to return 10 Nv
home She had been Respondent for some u'n'' ON
account Of poor health, and was uhucI "0
care a.,
vo,b,ne further was heard Of her until the md
,r, ~ her body to-day. 1t IS not known "he'h'r
Nre Rrdgens accidentally fell into the pohn an"
v.as drowned or deliberately committed 7ui''n''
All the circumstances would tend 10 sho" 'h'' s''
committed suicide
served bv any member Of the family. made her WY
TO the street and visited Contn's drug st"r', near
bo- home She had a small glass tumhcr win i'''
and placing II on the counter, asked Tor i'"I
ounces Of aconite. The proprietor VINO ""'',
upon her became suspicious. and asked "h"' S''o
wanted II for She hesitated, and then repneo,
,To have in the house II cannot Soil " 10 E'"'
said he and the woman left the store. MS
r}-dcons next went to the drug store OF IT.
Thomas Talmaec a short distance away, ana en-
doavored to procure strychninc. DR. IalrnaEe was
also suspicious. and refused 20 sell the polSo" ~
her on returning TO the street the Woma" 'ni'"
away the glass ana IS SuppoS'u ~ ID"
down 10 the mill pond. She was seen ny people
who recognized her. bat her actions did not arouse
their suspicious she appeared 10 be sen-co'n-
posed.
The woman's husband died year or 50 ago. and
since that time she had had fits of desponden'Y
When her disappearance was reported by her sons
those who had seen her near the mill pond IN
formed them OF this fact. Her sons however
could not believe that their mother had committed
suicide. md hcsi,ated about having the pona
draggod They finally decided 70 have the work
doro and T. was 10 have been begun Yesterday but
was made unnecessary by the finding Of the wom-
ans body.
The local authorities gave permission for the re-
uoval OF the body. and It was taken to Mrs'
Brdgens home She was about forty-hve years
old. and leaves three sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ~ FLATBrSH

orrrcrRs TO BE ELECTED NEXT "WEDNESDAY
FVENING
The First Congregational Church society IN
,,,a.hush has been started At the home OF MISS
Ta,herine McCreary. No. s. Ocean-ave FhNo W.
scoeeld who had helped IN the preliminary "orN'
represented the Lewis Avenue CONGREGATIONAL
Church Edward N Basset was elected 'eiDlo-
80, noeera,o- and James b. Comstock tenn
rorary clerk. after John +. Craft had opened the
meeting with prayer.
The following conrlittee was appointed 20 con-
.lder q creed and formulate rules FOR The guidance
a. the society. Edward !. Hull, George c. Lever D.
T-arkiin SIleck James b. Comstock and J. @.
Dolly Jr An amendment was adopted aouins
Moderator EaSSetts name as chairman.
This committee VIII report at meeting 10 ne
held next Wednesday evening az Miss McCreary s
home when officers will be elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
TO LAUNCH ANOTHER BIG STEAMSHIP

FOURTH OF THE SEVEN FRElGHr VESSELS BUILT
THIS YEAR AT NEWPORT NEWS
Newport News. Va. Sept % CspeciaN-The nea
steamship El Ga, the fourth and last Of the zig
fre!ghters built here for the Morgan Line VIII be
launched al the shipyard Saturday. October =
according 10 the present understanding This ship
is Of the same dimensions FL Sud and FL Nor,e
now IN service. and Il Rio which Will start for
Miss Jessie 4. Brahams, Of this city. The two
new passenger and freight steamships for the
Cromwell Line are not far behind Fl cd on the
ways and VIII be launched before the end OF the
year. making seven launchings al the shpyard this
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
rARRYTNMN

The local baseball season will end to-day with
game for the benefit Of fhe Tarryto"n Hospital
between IN, Tarrytonn and UnionViile clubs.
q,h. nov uarish han conected with Christ Episco-
nal church the Rev Sedeu Spencer. rector. Is
hlmoef completed and will ne formally opened on
Thursday October =. with sale o' l"A'! aiu'I'9'
which viii continue for three days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23

Mrs Samuel Miller. ~ Purdy-ave. while In
state Of dependency On Thursday night ''z"d "a
pair OF scissors and cut or tho md ~ her tongue.
and nearly hlod 20 death before she was uncovered
IN CIR, vas semi for and arrived iu time 20 save
her nfe Nj Miller has r"cn an Invalid Tor some
time ard has been subject 10 mental depression.
during which her children AaN" found y necessary
10 watch her closely 20 prevent her from ending
her Ne u is supposed that sh" was insane when
Ii onmnIlfD. iLa at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
DtANfARONECK.

Burton C.. Mcigban and Miss Enc Hun''I I,o m9
" a,e,d on the oricnta Road The Rev. -, e. b.
obam pastor Of the Methodist EPisGop ona HGntcr
ofciateH ana w. onIv guests Mr. and Mrs Mrs
ba" viii yc in NeT1G ,y 'i to l lar Mr
a. 't,b", is a well known lawyer az NlLt"' ''
a. ga =, director of the Union Savings Balm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AIREMARIE- Rear-Admlral Winfield Scott
Schlcy. L. s y BUCKINGHAM Dr. F. d.
Ovslcy. Of Virginia. FIFTH ANENCF-Judge
James p Tarvin. Of Kentucky. GRAND-Colon'i
D. J. Wheeler. L. s a. HOFFMAN-Dr. Benja-
mt, Ide Wheeler president Of the University ot
California c. Marconi. the wireless telegraphy IN
ventor. and Commander W II. briggs, I. 5. y.
HOLLAND-Coeman Carnegie, Of Pitisnnrs'
NAJFSTIC-N Julia Marlowe, the actress.
MURRAY HILI~rhe Rev G. Campbell Morgan.
Of London SAVOY Baron Paul Netinshon OF
ST Petersburg WALDORF-Stephen Elkins'
jr. Of West Virginia, and Captain James I. DEAN
L. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
HEARING N THE DrNcouBE CASE.
An ARGUMENT OVER TESTIMONY ~ A WEST
CHESTER SUIT

AN ARGU MENT OVER TESTIMONY ~ WEST
CHESTER SUIT.
In the suit Of Clarence :. Mcclellan, formerly
postmaster Of Mount Vernon. Westminster County.
and Thomas r Hodge. County Register. against
Naomi Duncombe. a motion for resetuement or 10
strike out the appeal was made yesterday
before Justice Garrcfson in the supreme Court, IN
Brooklyn. the ground that the testimony IN the
trial had not been reduced 10 narrative form. The
defence insisted that II necessary to give the
testimony IN precise Language. 50 that the case
would be clear before the Appellate Division
Mrs. Duncomhe is the widow OF Alfred H. Dun
combo, who decided TO her certain real estate and
fortune OF $4,000. The children Of his first wife
brought suit 10 set aside the deeds. and on the
ground Of undue influence contested the viii The
present plaintiffs sued to recover N.sr for their
services IN assisting Mrs Duncomhc IN her litiea-
ton. which successful. Wilson Brown,
lawyer. Of White Plains who was referee. found ga
favor Of the plaintiff for nearly AcJo. and an APP
Ieal nixon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Dewey Committee on Plan and Scope.
New-York Athletic Club games, Travers Islam
23o =.
Gravesend races. 2l5 p m.
Riverside Yacht Club regatta.
Palsade Boat Club regatta, Yonkers p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23

appropriation Is needed TO pnr'H mere has been
e,iorai dchi i'm the district for son" e,ning tho
outcome IS in doubt on Weap proposais for 5000
e., hUnds 70 be- issued for highway improvements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
FOUR OF THE CREW IN IRONS.
THEY ATTEMPTED MyTINY ABOARD TIE JABEz
HOWES

THEY ATTEMPTED MJTINY ABOARD TIE JABEz
HOWFS.
San Francisco. Sept. 22-The American ship
Jabez HoWes has arrived n port from Baltimore
with four Of the crew n irons and the police flag
flying IN the main rigging The officers and men
have been AZ outs ever since the ship of the East
ana IN consequence there are charges and counter
charges. The men say that they are
paid of they VIII have Captain Clapp and a mate
named Rodgers arrested for beating and wounding
on tne hish seas" The mate retorts by saying that
tne men arc Incompetent and insubordnate. Sew
eral times they nearly mutinied. and last Tuesday
they would have done had he not placed the
r.ngeaders N irons.
Rodgers gave an order and Emil Dorst. one Of
the crew. refused to obey Il The order was re
Jeated and Dorsi made d rush az the mate 4 hght
followed. and sam Peoples, James Kelly and
"Nern' Liz went 10 DOTst's assistance. For few
minutes ~ looked though there would be a mu-
tiny but Captain Clapp and the other officers,
ermed with pistols Quelled the disturbance and
Dorst Peoples Kelly and Litz were placed in irons.
They Will be turned over 10 the United states Mar
ehal. charged with mutiny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
Amour cementL
+. X w.
The "TAURO' shirt.
MriIATrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sr,e =, - sunse, $3.50 Moon rises s2o Moons age IS
HIGH WATER.
AZ s,r5, Hook fOii Gov Island 10 % Hell Gate 0 -
PM-sandy Hook 1925 GOV Island 400 Hell Gate L 90
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: mon EMtNIS OF SIEANE
FOREIGN PORTS.

swansea sept p Sailed. steamer Boston CITY CBn.
Iar. .ay Now York
G'4ss'w sept u Sailed. steamer Numidlan CBr Park
Trawl~ Point, sep, - PASSED. steamer Helios Ger,
Jansen. frau New York
BROW Had. sept p lo'25 m-Passel steamer I'm
button New NNlk LIVERPOOL
Lizard. SPIT - rass-l steamer Queenswood m,
Isng Sew York for Rotterdam "
Lizard sept - Passed. steamer Cuien ,Ir Tra,,ies
YORK. z r Amsterdam
Hamburg sept p Arrived steamer pai.,la Ger,
I.e-sug NeV York 22l Columbia t,ier) Vosegessr,
NeW York Via 'herh'urg ami Southampton
rh.rhourg sept - : - p sailed steamer Auy,,s,.
Victoria oi'u kaSmpn. from Hamburg and standardization
e. York
Fa,al Sept q Arrived. steamer Garienla ,pr, SMITH,
New York far Lisbon tor coal and reports loss ~ e
boats W
Genoa. SEPT 81 noon Arrived steamer Ems Ger,
IIarra~s.Wlfl. Sew york N'''
Cape Town sept l.-Auived steamer Cem,tts ,p~,
Huiwan. He~ York VIA - Vincent @ V for Agoa Hoy
etc. '''
no Jane'ro. sept le-sailed steamer Nevlyn cpn
Tr,bilcock New 'rk 80" N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23

sor,o time ago are convaescent Dr. i)oty say.
arI ut he released from Swinburne lsain eit III
today or tomorrow. Argolozoga was Utar'' WIN
eor,,n hut the two young women were not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY. SEPT %, 1899.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK SEPT. %. 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Europe Rq Fnisy Iondo ssp'sme-r H.
with udse and cabin passenger 20 Atlantic transport
60. Arrived at the Rar a. M.
steamer Buffalo O3rl Young Hull september TO- with
rndse and 4bln passengers Sanierspn q son Ar
rived at the BAR % 1890 M ,
Chrstiania and Chrstiaussnd 5 with mfse. - cabin
and zteerage passengers 20 Funch. Edie X Co. Ar
rived a the Bar A. go m.
Steamer Oaenlurg GER. Ga'hemann br'fnen Sept'n-
her 49, with mdse - cabin and 55i storage passengers
% Oolrichs & Co. Arrived fhe Bar at - p m 2ist
steamer Me 1RO Morey. Progress september "a WIN
hemp rhehsu3 Bros vessel 20 Edward l. leSF"sHhe.
Arrived at the Rar AT 23o a m.
steamer Camperdovn oBD, Philip. Tampco September
- with lead and t. Guggenheim"r smelling com .
pany vessel 70 Nunson. Arrived at the Bar at 64j
steamer Seneca Decker Canpeche September : Vera
cruz Il Pr greso rs Havana -. with ndse and 20
pa senger7 ~ James Ward co. Arrived at the BAR
steamer Amianca sailing colon September -. with
mdse and p passengers Panama Railroad rs Co Ar
steamer Mac Hutchinson. san Juan September IA with
nlse 70 New York AMI Porto Rico - Go Arrived at
steamer Yang Tse G}r> Allen. Yokohama July !. Kobe
4 shanghai - Hong Kong 81, Smgapre August 10,
Suez 81 and Aglers September : With rdse 30 Shervan,
steamer Inchmona N}D. Ashhv Calcutta july -.
Coionlb, August Port SAID - and Agiers september
. with mdse 10 Norton Sln. Arrived AZ the Bar Al
u 80
20 with NILS. and passengers tp the ocean So CO.
steamer Hamilton. Dole New lNr' Nevs and Norfolk
with nll~a ana passengers Old Dominion IS %
Steamer Brnefactor swain. Philaieiphia with mdse 70
sandy HOOK. sept % $50 ? m-wlnd. gentle breeze.
clear.
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