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New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
THE SUIT AGAINST A STAKEHOLDER.

c. A Mountjoy. Of No. 149 Broadway. attorney
for. Sigfried Steiner Of Birmingham. Ala, who Is
suing Edward Wassermann. OF this city. in the
Supreme Court to recover S12S 25 which. it IS al
legged is due the plaintiff result OF a bet. says
that the stories published regarding the case yes
terday were misleading He says:
My information is that there is a dispute as to
what the bets really were. According Mr.
Steiners construction Of what the bet was. he
won, and under the most favorable version OF the
case other side neither party and
each person would be entitled to his money back.
1 am informed that Mr.. Wassermann declined 10
pay the money over to either party. although both
pretended to have the wager. and suggested
10 Mr. Steiner 10 bring suit TO determine the
rghtful winner of Il. My client, Mr.. Steiner, does
not care for the 800 so, but IS contending for
what he thinks Is fair and just him. and that's
all there is TO It.
Henry L. Scheuerman OF HoadIy. Lauterbach &
johnson, who represents Mr. Wassermann, said
Yesterday afternoon that the published version was
substantially correct
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
NETWORK CITY.

The debating section of the Peoples Club will
hold free discussion at its rooms, No Seventh
St, corner of Third-ave, this evening at Sl5
o'clock The subject for debate is: Resolved,
That the imperialstic policy of the present Ad-
ministration is a menace to American liberty"
Robert Clemmens thirty-five years old, helper
of the wagons OF the American Ice Com
pany, who lived in Thirty-sixth-st near Eleventh
ave, fell from the seat Of his ice wagon yesterday
morning at Eighty-eighth-st and Central Park
West, and and killed. The wheels
of the wagon passed over his chest, crushing him
badly. There three tons of ice in the wagon.
How he to fall is not known. He dead
when picked up.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
WHITE PLAINS.

Mrs. Caroline Hyatt Schirmer. wife of Edward
Schirmer, a well known clothing merchant. of this
town, died suddenly at l a. m. yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schirmer retired about II o'clock last night.
About O'Clock Mr.. Schirmer was awakened by
the heavy breathing of his wife. He called for
help, and two dOtcorS summoned. Mrs
Schirmer died before their arrival Death was
caused by heart disease. Mrs Schirmer was identi-
fed with many charities connected with Grace
Episcopal Church, and in her sixty-hrst year.
County Treasurer Francis NJ Carpenter sold at
public auction yesterday the personal effects re-
moved by the Coroner from twenty-one unidentified
bodies. The sale included several watches rings
and satchels. The amount realized $22 80
John Hammond, the "baretoOted burglar who
attempted suicide by morphine poisoning, regained
consciousness at 1880 yesterday for the first
time in eighteen hours. Although still unable 10
talk, JAN Physician Purdy says that he will prob
ably recover
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
THE END OF THE STOKES DWoRcE SUIT

The action brought by Rita de Alba Stokes
against William Earl Dodge Stokes, IN which Mrs
Stokes obtained a decree Of absolute divorce and
the custody Of the only child OF the marriage was
recalled in the Supreme Court yesterday when JUS
tice McAdam, by consent Of counsel on both sides
made an order directing the County Clerk TO cancel
khe file mark the exhibit OF the register of the
Hotel Lafayette. Philadelphia, which was used on
the trial before the referee. BenonI I,oclwood
counsel for Mrs. Stokes said the proprietors ~ IT,
hotel had applied for IT'S return for use in their
business. and that there had been no appeaI
from the judgment Of the Court there WAS no
reason why II should not be given up.
Justice McAdam ordered the return of the bool,
after the cancellation Of the file mark retaining IL
S. court record. A.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
Che Curt

Key West d with mdse and passengers to 4 NaIrT
Steamer Iroquos Keulble jacksonville August 5 aaa
Charleston 26 with mdss and passengers 10 william
Steamer City Augusta. Dagzetr savannah Auyas; =
with mdse and passengers 20 the Ocean - Co
folS with mdse and passengers 10 the Old DoHiaioa 3
steamer Forest Castle CB-, Taylor. Philatspaia
gust q. in ballast II Vogenann-
Sandy Hook. J. Aus 2S $50 un-vi2a calm. clear
SAILED.
Steamers Pawnee CBr>. y John. 3. ss,s-avia Gen
a9noGTg via CheroogTg; Ceve tBr' I-yer2oo.' p -
and Newport News Comaache CbarissS5a sni Jscssn-
Jersey CITY 1BTl Bristol: BaenavenJu-s Newport Nsus
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Kss5rn MS2a 4Ssre:s HSs "a : S ss. Ns7s =
ChTisto1ers New-YSEk passed Hurst Castle u. IS M ma
Robinson Nev@YSrE S'---''''
Plymouth. Aus 2S. 1I:4S a u,-sauei steamer Pasiaa
CGeTl. Leithaussr from Hamburg t9y NeV-N'5S ,4,-
L4H3rd Aus 2s-Fassed steamers Bulsaria SEP - g.
York FOR Hamburg, KaiSeTia Maria Taeresa Sea'
Movie Aug 2S1ATriSs Steamer Astoria ,r w
Nex.19rk f5 for GLASGOW land proSeedet- ,,--, ,p,
Bingham. New-York for Newcastle -.
lA AvoEm9aJh DSek. Aug SS-Arrivea steamer PS''"-
GLASGOW, Aus 2s-AFTived. Astoria c5rN W.
Barrow Aus 2s-Saned steamer ElsruI ,5r w'llia'aN
ssss.i9 AgS 2s-Arrived steamer Hspanin ,Ge'' ''a
Rotterdam Aus :. m-Arrived. steamer s'A'sn'-
tIutchi, Van der Zee, Ncw-YcrS VIA Eoul1gns pa
Antwerp, Aus 24-Arrtved. Britlsh King '0"s
PattlrSon. NeW-York
Gibraltar Aug . ? m-Arrived kaiseE W
helm II Ger HaltfoT1. Nsw-YorS f9- Naples and S'
(and proceeded. N
Naples. Aug s4-Arriyed steamer Arcainsts t''0'
OrengO. New-York 80.
Trieste AUG 29-Arrtved steamer Peconic tsT'. Ai''N
Ney-NSrk via SfaN etc -,
Fort said Aug 2S-Arrlved steamer He-ioS tNN"'
Salvesen. New-York for saigon -
Melbourne. Aug 2S-ArriVed previouslv steamer
q v
Singapore. Aug 24-Saned. steamer AIoensa 'Se"'
Petersen. Nsv-York
York
Lucia. Aug 27-Salsd steamer Hande, tSrl f1'
ridsS 0rom Santos). NeW-York
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

While three young women we're riding bicycles In
warburton-ave yesterday, one of them dismounted
Grotto Park. at the Yonkers City line. Miss
Mary OBrien. a teacher in the New-York City
schools who directly behind. into the wheel
that stopped. Miss O'Brien thrown heavily
to the ground and her left fractured
above the elbow. l.. J. Schlesinger driving by
the time and conveyed her to her boarding house
IN Hastings.
The Gaelic Society has established a schoo! for
the study Of the Irish language, with Professor T.
Cronin, of New-York City. as instructor: A large
number Of students have already Joined the class.
Policemen Shuer and Lyons yesterday rescued
LYDIA Webb, years old. from second story
window. Shuler the child sitting the SILL
He climbed up a ladder that ne borrowed from the
Otis Elevator Company and carried the child down
large crowd stood ready to catch the baby In case
she fell Mrs Webb had put the little girl to sleep
and left her locked in the apartments.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
PEEKSKIIL.

An error was made yesterday in announcing that
the vote for the first proposition at the special
election on Monday was 103 for and 131 against
The vote for the raising of 10000 10 increase the
village water supply was 103 and the vote against
was 1S7, making a majority against it of 81 The
majority against the second resolution was 75.
There was an alarm of fire at 8 O'Clock Monday
evening. which brought the entire Fire Depart
Inent. The blaze was in the home of William P
Seymour, in OEchard-st. and was extinguished
without much damage. In rounding the sharp cor
ner at Park and Division SITS, the truck OF Cort-
landt Hook and Ladder Company slid, and a lamp
being broken. "
H. Alban Anderson. who has been for several
weeks looking after the census of the manufac-
tories in this town, is closing his work as special
agent. He hopes to complete his task Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
TWO GIRLS RESCUED AT BABYLON.

MISSES BLANCHE AND NELLIE BABCoCK. OF
Misses Blanche and Nellie Babcock. cousins of
this city. who staying at Babylon Long Island,
for the season, had a narrow escape from drown
ing yesterday afternoon. Nellie is a good SWIM
mer. Her cousin cannot swim all Yesterday
afternoon while bathing Nellie swan out into deep
water. and her cousin. realizing her danger
waded out until she carried off her feet. Mel
lie swan TO her cousin and tried to save her but
the terrified girl took strangling grip on her
throat, and both went down together. The Rev
DR.. Hull. OF Brooklyn. the danger of the girls
and shouted for aid Irving Smith. James Burns
and Leo Fishel leaped into the without wait
ing to remove their clothing and swan out to the
girls. After much difficulty they got the two
ashore. Both We're unconscious and ii seemed as
If the rescue was too late. They were relieved
of the water in their lungs, and then artificial
respiration resorted and stimulants were
given. After an hours hard work both girls were
revived
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. AUGUST IS 1900


PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. AUGUST Is 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgia CBr}. Thompson Liverpool August II
with mdse and 10 cabin passengers the White Star
Line. Arrived at the Bar at $50 27th
Steamer Aral (Hr), Nicholas. Shields August IA IN
ballast the Columbia oil Company. Arrived at the Bar
at
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Crosse (Cser) Enselbart
Bremen August 2l and Southampton and Cherbourg %
with mdse, Sl+ cabin and 641 passengers 20
Oerichs & Co Arrived at the Bar l2:2a y m.
Steamer Grosser Kurfurst Cier). Reimkasten Bremen
august Is and southampton 10 with mdse cabin ana
9s2 steeraEe passengers TO Oelrichs the
Bar at 1:S0 m.
Steamer Southwark CBr) Damn Antwerp August IL
with mdse cabin $50 passengers to the
International Navigation Company Arrived at
Steamer Greatham CBr. GOring Huelva August 10 ana
FunchRl Il, with sulphur NaylCr &
al the Bar at 1890 m Vessel to simpson. Spence =
Steamer AIIanea. skluingS Colon August 81 with
mdse and 10 cabin passengers the r SIS Co
Arrived az the Bar at $40 m. 2Tth.
stAemer Themts lNor), Andersen. Livingston Port
Arlos august IL Port CoreZ lS. Belize II Carlisle
49, Port Morant , Savannah la Mar 2l and Inasua "a
with fndse and II cabin the Trad
Ing Company. Arrived at the Bar 54b m
steamer Orante Nassau Dutch. Vincker. Paramarho
AugHSt q 1emerara T. Trinidad 10 CaruPano II. Gu
mana and Guanta - La Guayra H. Porto Cabelo Is
curacao IT, Jacmel 10 Aux Cayes 90 2I
Matthewtown % and Marigunana -. mdse and
CABIN passengers to hunhardt Co Arrived the Bar
at $40 m. 2Ith
Steamer Alleghany CBr) Low Kingston August II
SeNanlla Il Carthagena Is, Greytown ILmon
=" win ndse aud - cabin passengers PIN ForxOod
steamer Havana. Stevens. with
at the Bar $40 a m
Steamer Banan tNor). Monseu Gibara and Banes )
days, with fruit to United Fruit ComDanv Avrtrat
AZ the Bar at dl5 D m ''
Steamer Lampasss. Barsow. Galveston August - and
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
GUIDA TO BE EXCLUDED.
ITALIAN. DETAINED AT ELLIS ISLAND
WITH MAREsCA. ORDERED DEPoRTED.

The italian Guida, who arrived in this country
two weeks ago on the Kaiser Wilhelm ii, IN COM
pany with the alleged Anarchist, Maresca, another
Italian. was yesterday, instructions from the
Treasury Department ordered excluded from this
country and deported.
Gulda and Maresca were suspected OF being An
arehists when they arrived in this country and
there were wild reports that Maresca had come to
kill President Mckinley in accordance with plot
hatched in Italy. The have since been de-
tained on Ellis Island.
Cuida was taken to the Barge once yesterday
for hearing before the Board of Special inquiry
OF, the immigration Bureau It was decided NOT 10
hold him any longer. as II was shown that ne had
no connection with Maresca, either in a pohucal
other way, except that ne had known MN from
boyhood. It was decided however, from his ap-
pearance and because he had come over as
stowaway and had paid his $40 nne 10 eN-
clude and deport him from the country. he mas d
brother in Harlem but IT was feared that the man
was likely become a public charge, ana the
order was given to deDort him. AS the brother
may appeal the 1t is not known just when
Guida will be sent back. Marescas case Is still IN
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
LEAPS TO DEATH BLINDFOLDED.
AGED WOMAN SUFFERING FROM MELAN-
CHoLIA JUMPS FROM HoUsEToP.

CHOLIA JUMPS FROM HOUSETOP.
Mrs. Ida Gluck. sixty years old. OF No. Is
Chrystie-st. tied handkerchief over her eyes yes
terday morning. while she visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. Isaac Ginen, at No. 300 East Thrd-st.
and then stepped off the roof OF the house. six
story tenement building. falling on the walk. where
her brains were dashed out The woman was
afflicted with melancholia
Mrs Gluck lived with her two sons and two
daughters. Not long ago she tried to throw her
self from a window OF her apartments but was re-
strained by her children. 1t was about O'Clock
yesterday morning when she stole out Of her bed
room and went the roof. There she was seen
by Emil Held printer, living at No 800. almost
opposite. He wondered what the woman was doing
the roof at that hour. and so astonished was ne
at seeing her tie a handkerchief over her eyes
that he forgot to cry out warning.
Mrs Gluck walked to the edge OF the roof. pai-
anced herself there and put her hands oehlnd ne5
back deliberately. Then she jumped Held nOtce9
that she turned several somersaults in the air and
then she crashed down the hagstones on her
face Her brains were battered out ana many OF
her bones broken.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
A REASON FOR GARDIyER's ILLNESS.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF REARGUMENT IN HIS CASE
PROBABLY TOO GREAT A SHOCK FOR HIM.
The announcement of a reargument in the
charges brought against District Attorney Asa Bird
Gardiner by the City Club is believed TO have been
the cause of his present illness at Portland, on
tario, where he has been for several weeks on his
vacation. He was recuperating until he got
message telling him of the reargument and that
more less of a shock to him. The reargl-
ment is set down for Saturday at Albany but Mr.
Gardiner VIII not be present. Assistant District
Attorney Mcintyre. who was in charge of the Dis
trict Attorneys office yesterday said that Mr.
Gardiner would not be home for three weeks vet
as he was under orders from DR.. Newton TO take
absolute rest until that time. Mr. Mcintyre said
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
RYE.

The constables of Rye yesterday arrested George
7. Burnzoit, employe OF the New-York TeIe-
phone Company, who lives in White Plains, on sus-
picion of being Of the persons who have been
Tobbing the bathing houses at Oakland Beach
BurnZoit protested his inocence but was locked
up in the Port Chester Jail Nothing was found in
his possession which would incriminate him
n: Dineen and John Lindauer. young men
Of Rye, went bathing in Long Island Sound on
Monday. leaving their clothing in boat. Some
one stole the clothing and the young men waited
at the beach until midnight and then returned to
their homes. distance of two miles by taking
the back roads through the woods.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
ACCUSED OF HYPoTHECATIEG STOCK.
JOHN w, OLIVER SUED TO RECOVER $4,000 BY A
CLIENT-HIs ANSWER NOT YET FILED

Timothy Hurley. .Hcretary OF the Edison Jr
Electric Light and Power Company of this CITY
has, through his counsel. Henry II. Finley of No
800 Broadway. brought a civil action against John
w oliver. manager OF the uptown branch of
G. ". Morgan & Co. to $4,000 the alleged
value OF four hundred shares Of stock of the Edi-
son. jr., company, which Hurley asserts in his
complaint hypothecated by Oliver without
authority. Tho complaint charges Mr. Oliver with
conversion He has not filed his answer yet He
was first arrested on a criminal charge. but was
discharged by Magistrate Hogan. When Mr. Fin
ley was seen yesterday he said
oliver borrowed the shares from my client m
snow 10 friends OF his about two years ago and
we tTled In every way 10 get them back FinaIiV
We discovered that he had hypothecated them with
Ferry az 20, responsible mercantile firm In this
have been discharged II l had been on time in ths
police court. ~ ~ 'ne
Mr.. Oliver was not at his ofise when a reporter
called.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
MoRE coMFORTABLE WE4THER PRoMLsED

Yesterday cooler than the three days that
went before it, for Sc degrees marked its maximum
of heat The humidity. so per cent at o'clock in
the morning and 70 per cent at o'clock in the
evening. too abundant make the day alto
gether agreeable but the advance toward comfort
was so decided that there was thankfulness for
the change. Only one proStration reported
further decrease in temperature is promised
for to-day by the local weather bureau which
issues the following forecast:
Partly cloudy and cooler Wednesday; Thursday
fair; light north winds"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
IMPRESSED INTO TIE GERMAN ARMY.
sCATURAIIZED CITIZENS SON SEIZED on HIS RE
TURN TO THE FATHERL.AND.

Theodore Werner. a bricklayer, OF No. 242 West
One-hundred-and fourteenth-st.. much distressed
because his eldest son and namesake has been i'm
pressed into the German army. The son is also a
bricklayer, and a member of Brcklayers' Union
NO. Il
The elder Werner came TO this country six years
Ego. and IS naturalized citizen. His son came
here four years ago, when he sixteen years old
Some time ago Werner heard that a relative Of
his had died IN Germany leaving an estate and
that he was one OF the heirs. Werner sent his son
over settle the estate and bring back his share
OF the money Young Werner sailed several weeks
ago, the steamer Patricia Nothing was heard
OF him until day or two ago. when the elder
Werner received a postal reading follows:
Dear Parent: have already been four days in
barracks. They seized as I arrived
here, and now have to drill from morning until
night
The elder Werner will appeal TO Washington
and also ask the Brfcklayers' National Association
70 help him recover his SON. He is afraid that the
boy Will be sent 10 China some other out of the
way place.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.


ALBEMARLE-Rear-Ad -Admirol J. G. Walker. U.
s. N Cretired). BUCKINGHAM-Colone Charles
McNamee. of Biltmore. n. c.; Dr. Marsh Smith. OF
Baltimore. and F S. Dubignon. of Savannah.
FIFTH AVENUE-Lady Woseey. of STAFFORD,
England. GRAND-Captain F. s. Strong U. s. A.
and Adtutant-General e NJ. Hoffman N G. n. Y.
HOFFMAN-Ex-Mayor George f. Green, OF Bing-
hamton; Frank Campbell chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Committee; j. D. Spreckes. tr,, or San
Francisco. and Anthony n. Brady, or Albany,
HOLLAND-Beriah wilkins of Washington. and
Hugo Donzelmann, United States Consul at Prague,
Austria IMPERIAL-Dr. o. H. Heise. OF Cincln-
natl. and Charles l. Taylor, of Pittsburg MUIR
RAY HILI-A s. Northcote, of Beckhempsted.
England. STURTEVANT-L. J. Fitzgerald, ex-
State Treasurer, OF Cortland. WALDORF-Gen-
eral ]. J. Estey, of Brattleboro. VT; l. A lsaacs.
NJ. P, of Melbourne, Australia; Senator William
NJ. Stewart, of Nevada Colonel Theodore A.
Dodge U. S. A; Clarence Boggs, Pay inspector,
u. S. N; DR.. ]. L. Koch, OF Boston, and Dr. v
Rocklinghausen. OF London
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
NEW-YORK STEAM VALVE CO. ASSIGNS

The New-York Steam Valve Company manu-
facturer OF radiator valves at No 275 Water-st
has made an assignment 10 Edward Hordng Byron
T. van Auken Is president and treasurer and Alfred
Z. La Rue secretary The company was tncor
porated under New-York laws on December q
1887 with capital stock OF 5000 James A Allen
the attorney said that the assignment was the
result OF ooing TOO much business for the capital
employed and inability to collect outstanding ac-
counts He could not give exact figures until an
inventory had been made but estifnated tha ,ia aI
bilities at $500 and assets $500 S an
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
SUICIDE FROM CHARITIES STEAMER
BELLEVUE ALCOHOLIC PATIENT REFUSES To
ACCEPT AID AND DRowNs

AS the Charities Department steamer Thomas
T. Brennan was making a trip to BIackwelTs ISL
and yesterday morning. man supposed to have
been patient IN Ward No. 32 the alcoholic ward
at Bellevue Hospital, who was being transferred
committed suicide by drowning
The steamer in midstream opposite Th,rt,a,n
St. when the man became suddenly delirious and
Ieaped overheard. The steamer was being carried
upstream py the current. and before she could re-
verso her engines and get back the steamer Sam
SIoah came along. line thrown TO the man
from the sam Sloan, but he held his head under
water ana refused to accept aid The man doated
recovered -0 ''NJ was
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
VINE MERCHANT ENDS HIS LIFE.
DAUGHTER FINDS HIM DEAD ON HER RETURN
FROM THE sEASHORE.

FROM THE sEAsHORE.
George De Santo, a wine merchant Of No ~
Eighth-ave.. committed suicide yesterday by shoot
ing himself through the head. His wife, two sons
and daughter had gone to Brighton Terrace,
Brighton Beach, for the summer. but he re-
manned at the fiat. No. 1O6 Eighth-ave IF my
health and business don't improve you'll find me
gone some fine day" he used TO say-so often in
fact, that the family paid attention TO him
He wrote to his wife Monday night that he was
pretty miserable" and meant to end IT all short
ly. Mrs De Santo sent her daughter Marguerite,
twenty years old to the fiat yesterday. She en-
tered with the servant. They found seven letters
a table-three for the wife, one for each OF
the children and one for the servant De santo lay
dead in the bathroom. A revolver was in his right
hand and a bullet wound through his head
The shot had been heard by some persons in A
Winkler's delicatessen store, at No. 104 a little
before o'clock in the morning, but one had
known whence the sound came The police said
the burden OF the letters that he was tired of
bad business and health. and had determined TO
end his life De SantO hfty-six years old
The letters were sent to the Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
TWO FIREMEN PROM0rEn-

Two Brooklyn hremen have been promoted to
the command or battalions and will enter upon
their duties this morning They are Foreman Will
lam C. Rogers, OF Engine Company No III and
Foreman Bernard +. Matschke OF Engine Company
No; $50. Foreman Henry NJ Keighler OF Hook
ana Ladder Company No. 81. after twenty wears
OF service. will retire Saturday half pay.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
MOUNT VERNON

Alderman Clarence S. Merrill, on behalf of the
Common Council Of this city. has challenged the
New-Rochele Common Council to play a match
game OF baseball in aid of the Mount Vernon Hos
p1taI. Mayor Sutherland Of Yonkers will be in
Vited to umpire the game
Lottie Sternhagen. a sixteen year old girl, who
ran away from this city month ago has been
heard from. She is performing in a variety theatre
in Galveston, Texas. Her mother is nearly crazed
with grief
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
New-York, Southampton. American. 700 m 1000 a m
Majestic, Liverpool White 800 m 1900 m
Friesand. Antwerp, Red 1850 m 1900 m
Seneca. Tampico, y Y Cuba. 1.OO 500 m
ComaI Galveston. Mallory. ..-.-..---.. 500 m
Grangense. North Brazil. Red Cross. 200 D m
Mount Vernon. Hayti. 1880 a m 1900
THURSDAY. AUGUST so
IiAQuitane. French. $50 a m
Kaiser Friedrich Hamburg. Ham-Am. $50 1000 a N
Friedrich der CIR Bremen, y G Lloyd. Q N
Pretoria Bermuda, Quebec. 500 a m m
Yucatan. Havana, y y & Cuba-....... 100 800 .
Niagara. Nassau, y \ & Cuba 100 500 m
Iroquois. Charleston. Clyde 500 D m
FRIDAY. AUGUST 81
Norge, Denmark. Scand-An -11OO 2OOp m
Doggy Progreso. n Y & Cuba. 100 500 m
Rio Grande. Brunswick. Mallory 800
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commercial Travellers Mckinley and Roosevelt
Club No. 1877 Broadway, noon.
Park Commissioners meeting.
Sheepshead Bay races 2:S0 p.
Music in Abingdon Square and Mulberry Bend
parks, p. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise SPA Sunset 6:S7 Moon SCI Moons
HIGH WATER
M-sandy Hook s;4T Gov. Island 1919 Hell Gate 12.O5
PM-Sandy 9:44 Gov. Island 1919 Hell 12OS
New-York tribune., 1900-08-29
Announcements
z. & W,
Lock Front Collars.

Greve's Ointment is grateful relief for mus
cular pains and irritato7e
Parker's Hair Balsaun is life the hair