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New-York tribune., 1900-05-01

A TEST WAS BEING MADE AT AN UNUSU-
ALLY HIGH RATE OF SPEED
IT WAS SAID

William Fitzpatrick, ffty-four years old, OF No.
1165 Thrd-ave.. met instant death last evening
under the wheels of car No. 1854 which was being
tested on the south track at Second-ave and Fiji
teth-st. He driving In wagon, when the
car, at an unusually high of speed II Is said.
crashed into the back of the wagon. He was hurled
to the ground in front of the car, and 1t passed
his body.
The man who was operating the car was James
II. Sadler. twenty-five years old, of No 1875 Full
ton-st.. who was employed electrician by the
Rapid Transit Company He arrested a
FitZpa trick was in the employ of lanes Lanigan.
of No. i165 Third-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
POLICE BOARD REFUSES LICENSES.
ATLANTIC GARDEN THE ONLY CONCERT HALL IN
THE BowERY THAT GETS ONE.

The Police Board remained IN session from 4:30
o'clock yesterday until $50 o'clock. At the concu
sion of the meeting Commissioner Hess and Secre-
tary Kipp said that the Board had not acted on
would say was that the Board did not grant any
licenses. II was evident that the Board had dis
crssed the question of licenses. 1t is possible, but
not probable that the Board will hold another
session to-day. President York has police trials
in BROOKLYN and will probably attend to them.
All Of the regular theatres that have been in ex-
istence under the old Building Code obtained a re-
ncwal of their licenses The Board did not act on
the application for a license for the Dewey Thea
tre and the application of the Schley Theatre was
not granted because the Board had not received
the certificate asked of the Building Department
several days ago.
The Board il was learned, refused nfteen or
twenty concert hall licenses. The only one granted
in the Bowery was the Atlantic Garden. Four
licenses were granted at Coney Island. They We're
for Henderson. Sea Beach. Connor's and lnman' 5
halls The Board considered each application Tor a
concert hall separately. and II any great NUMBER
of complaints had been made against the pace the
license refused.
The Board passed q resolution calling upon the
District Attorney of Queens County 10 rurn1sh TO
the Board all information in his possession upon
which the Grand jury OF that county mace pre-
sentiment censuring the Police Department. The
Commissioners have decided to investigate the
charges made by the Grand Jury in its present
nent
Assernblym Timothy D. Sullivan had confer
ence with Commissioner Sexton at the conclusion
of the meeting Commissioner Hess who has been
IN for several days, compelled TO leave the
meeting room. but returned.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01

inEton. d. c.. April I. Sealed proposals
duplicate) will be received this Department until
o'clock p. m, Thursday. May 2. 1890, and Will be i'm
medatey opened thereafter IN he presence OF such bid
attend, for furnishing the following classes
supplies Department OF the Interior and
the civil Service during fiscal year ending
June 1901 % fuel and ice. - for furnl
ture carpets other miscellaneous supplies 90 for
and place proposals Will be
received for such meats groceries. dry goods shoes
drugs lumber. chemicals.
laboratory apparatus engavfnG Photographic supplies.
etc as may required by the Government Hospital for
he Geological and the Howard nj
versity respectively during the fiscal above indi
Gated Proposals will received for the purchase
during period OF the of the Depart
O he Bids be made Government
blanks. Except those for purchase Of waste
paper) awarded subject
propriation by 10 Forms of
PROPOSALS application: requests
FOR blanks classes Of supplies
which IL Is proposed All bidders invited 20 be
al r. A. HITCHCOCK, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
FOR STATIONERY. ETC

l. Government Printing Office Once ef me Public
Printer washington. u. G. April . i%S SLssa,ed pro
r.osais win he received this office until O'Clock y m
NAY 3 1900 furnishing stationery tuei lee naru
wsra plumbing electric supplies iunio-I ETC. TOT ule
use OF the Printing once duIlns thr nscA
year ending So 1901 The ish 90 ,sJs0' any an
srhec ts OF stationery fuel tee etc rSuired accom-
nsnIed bv henk proposals and giving the regulations
with which bidders comply may oT ~ al
dressing thi, ONCE r PALMER. fnoiie Printer
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
THREE DROWNED FROM A BOAT.

GUESTS OF SPANISH AMERICAN WAR VETERANS
REUNION MISSING
Englewood, April 80 (speciaD.-Lawrence Quigley,
twenty-five years old, plumber; Dennis Sweeney,
twenty-four. and Peter Marvin. twenty-eight
years old printers all of Englewood, who dis
appeared from the float Of the Englewood Gun and
Rod Club at Palisades Park early Sunday morning
in a fatbottomed boat, have not been seen since,
and are thought TO be lost They have probably
heen drowned, for the boat found in the river,
upturned with a hat and near by.
The Young guests OF the company OF
the Spanisil-An nerican War veterans. wEo held a
reunion Saturday night in the clubhouse Of the
Rod and Gun Club. the bank OF Overpeck Creek.
They arrived q the house midnight About
O'clock Sunday morning they into boat and
were showed off An hour later the boat found
upturned and empty. 1t was thought the young
men had landed further down the river and PLAYED
a joke on their friends For this reason nothing
said about their absence Sunday
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
TUESDAY,,
MAY i. 1900.
Proposals.
: S. CUSTOM HOUSE. New York

r. s. CUSTOM HOUSE. New York v Y.
Collectors Office April 18th. 1900 Sealed PROPOSAL,
for furnishing. IN such quantities be desired
miscellaneous supplies for Customs Service AZ
this port during the fiscal ending 1901
expense thereof payable from the appropriation for
lectins the Revenue from Customs 1901
water ICE fgel and electric current for Illuminating pur
poses in rented premises will
until o'clock p. NJ May o 1900 sealed proposals viii
also be received until the day named for ire
performance Of the following during
year aforesaid Laundering towels for premises
repairing and man'anlrE special fire alarm
Z > APPRAISERS Warehouse maintaining wire hat
eries Tor special hre-aiarm boN
u = Appraisers Warehouse with Precinct
providns coupe service for between
= = Appraisers Warehouse. Post OfIce Blllding ana
Sustom House Building ami for n Collector
surveyor appraiser and PGyrlaster visiting
dlnerent Offices where Customs cfcers
Ne" YORK Brooklyn and Jersey city. sugar.
samples from wharves bonded warehouses and ofIsr
places to the T. s Appraisers Warehouse TIE power h,
elect any or all bids % bids % waive de-
fects Is reterved. '0 ~
scne1uie on the articles and services required ard
other Information ran be had un@
application to the Collectors Office
G. R. BIowELI. Collector
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
PECEIVEP FOR LOAN ASSOCIATION.

Vice-Chancellor Stevens yesterday appointed
Judge Otto Grouse, of Jersey City. receiver of the
Dime Savings and Loan Association. insolvent
company that had offices in Paterson and Jersey
CITY and was incorporated In May, 1888. II is al
eged that the financial troubles were precipitated
by an agent, who, IL is said, Incorporated N,Ao
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL ETC.-Gov-

ernment Printing Office. Once Of the Public Printer
Washington D. C. April :. l9Oo-Sealed proposals VIII
be received this office until 10 O'Clock a m. NAY =
1870 for furnishing for the use o, the
Printing Ohce during the fiscal year ending
June 1901. reject and all bids ana
waive 10 Detailed schedules OF the
material required accompanied by blank proposals
with which bidders must com
py NAV be obtained by addressing this ONCE r w
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
THE INDIANA TO GO INTO RESERVE.

The battleshp Indiana. commanded by Captain
Francis w Dickins left the Brooklyn Navy Yard
yesterday morning for League Island Navy Yard
Fhilade phia where she will go into reserve with
a small crew and only few officers aboard. She
will be placed in commission again the
Navy can spare enough men. All her alterations
have been completed. Her sister ship, the Massa-
chusetts w..I leave the yard for Philadelphia in
abau W
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
ITALIANS STRIKE IN ASTORIA.

Fifty Italians who have been employed the
Broadway sewer in Astoria went a strike yes
terday morning. McKeever Brothers OF Brooklyn.
have the contract for the work the The
Italians have been receiving 81 25 a day, and they
demand 81 They say that 81 a day legal
rate Of payment Of all laborers employed on city
work A committee of the strikers called on
borough President Bowley md made affidavit they
worked more than eight hours day and received
only 81 % Mr. Bowley promised TO Investigate and
take action.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR United

States Office Washington. y. G. April Z.
1900 proposals quadruplcae) will be received
office until o'clock Thursday. May 3. lSOo
Will be Immediately opened thereafter in the presence
FOR producing during the fiscal
year ending June 30 1901. by the otoihosraphlc
process copies OF drawings OF the weekly issues or
patents designs trademarks and pending applications.
FOR reproduction exhausted copies 81 drawings and
publications for producing copies OF drawings on re
edition OF and the
production Of the oficia Gazette Including al ndeses
reproducing by silver print photo
graphs photographs OF All bids accepted an!
contracts subject appropriation by Con
m Specifications and specimens.
with of proposal will be furnished on application
the Clerk Patent Office Proposals must
sealed and indorsed Proposals for Photohosrapnie
Patent All bidders invited OF ee pres
ent at the opening CHARLES II. DUELL. Commi-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01

Application was made to Justice jerks. in the
Supreme Court, yesterday for the appointment of
n commission to take charge of the estate, valued
at s5 600 Of Louis Z. Steers, brother of Magistrate
Alfred F. Steers. Louis Steers has been confined
for some time In a Flushing sanatorum. His mind
became unbalanced through the excessive of
tobacco it is said. He thinks he has contract
cor C.0(
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
NATIONAL CIVIC CLrB TO RECEIrE cOLER.

Controller Bird s Coer will be the guest of honor
at the National Civic Club Thursday evening,
May 10. The club has for some time desired to do
honor TO Mr Coler because OF his independence.
II is said that reception will not be in the
nature OF boom for the Controllers political ad-
yancement The details have not yet been
ranged as the Controller has Just decided the
night that would be convenient for him to attend
a reception such as is proposed.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
Summons.
COUNTY OF NEW

StfhEME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
reaxoad T%aKIGeP ROBIN, Y-so5 TSos d Es"
a, A. y L%Skw1od his wiz; Ren1auin F LocSvood. viii
Martin 4oi y her hqs6and James NJ Lesvosd 'asPhsw q
ssit.r pa snd Zadqe sal,er her husband Joseph K Mar
Aisxsnra Bounds ber ba.bsIs Mi2,s. H. + a,5is "a
f.na anna X s.mPSns and William o Simpsns her bus
tin William F Martin, Mar l. Martin Ada NJ simpxas.
Marion " Nee her Husband Ms9i5s r. Zee, sSsaa
Laura NJ wooisy and Henry e Wee I' Sr X 5sans -
and Aaxustns "ey uosI.e7iy SnoNn IS rslle saerp
baum and Mary MendsaIm T' s ss tsr I.Is IS
known the plaintin,: May j. van8oren Ps5ar h ies
wood and susan I<ckwSoi. his wife W.naa " LosS-
Tama- 70 T~oSa 1 1is VIE LULU la1srty John Goua-
the unknoH9 1 ana Ar7, Ms Vifs E-saees Mann;
executors administrators hus5aads o. James NJ
I@Gkwood John L Lockwood Benjamin F. IcEwood.
4s5s2s SSS9od 'ntphew OF Jsnss LoeSooa as' above
L. Bounds Ma4iSs sogr '4s2a & S,sT.in; May
TaSih WiiisH N,ni M1I, cs2,se M4+tiH iah9 Martin
Oscar simp4ns: Florence p simpsinr Nay z. Neei
NJ wooIey MatiIda i.abnra yy's,, r. S,l - - -, a.
Belle sslter,. Peter h. IodSwoot. William vs. Loeswooa.
a lockwood Frances Man T,aev o. ra-s'as l,fsS.
sons nsT G!hsr ss than s sstsa@,s, nsss w5e
Sers ~ a.-osnds or "'S - any 'hS dseeast
John L Locsvood Bsaismla = L5ssv,-i wilism II
nepheyg Of James .ua 4SS Isyas Te5 , s isi
louisiana Sslter joseph x Martin. :l'rg I. Bounds
a George " Msr,n. @', JahH 4 Main. lam + Ma
s'1. HT; Mar 1y-.1. L Ms5g e, At4 .,mgkns os s,m
Nee Sarah \ sell. Laura T. F. cor Larrt NJ wooley
peter b IScEwood wiian " Ie-sss-i ss NaibaHi.i
oS ,I%s. La 5SIs5'y joan G.uii LES a Iss
known a. Nsssv P,oas, ISs,; S ~ s ss9s 'a''sF"aTd
SUMMONED answer the complaint IN mis- action
,S. twenty e. y. sg, s % at:S & ne '5yc I q @
e1e to appear e or aa ,S 81 s5t sn @ ~ - an az y as ia
Tor oy ds.an io the rel.f iesod-i IN the complaint
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
TAROR TPOrBLEs IN PAss4IC.

Passatc April 30-The building trades in this city
will be a a staudstill tomorrow, as general
strike of the carpenters and tinsmiths has been
ordered There about $50 men In the two
unions The men demand an elght-hour day ana
az cents an hour. The contractors refuse TO agree
to the demands.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
DEFAULTING POSTMASTER NAY GO FREE.

Bridgeton, April 30-From present indications the
case against Postmaster Charles H PIerson, who
Is short about 800 in his accounts Will be
pressed Person returned home on Saturday night
and signed judgment papers in favor of his bonds
men their protection being inheritance held in
trust by Persons mother
Deputy United States Marshal Gerrison has been
here with a for Persons arrest, but II has
not been served.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
JUSTICE MAGIE'S SUCCESSOR.

NO CHOICE YET MADE-NEW CHANCELLOR
TO TAKE OFFICE TOMORROW
Governor Voorhees, said yesterday that he would
send TO Chief Justice Magic his commission as
Chancellor of New-Jersey tomorrow, when the
new Chancellor will be sworn in.
As TO the appointment of the of the
chief Justice, the Governor said that he had not
yet reached decision, but would probably make
the announcement within few days Rumors
were still current that Justice Depue Justice Col
lns would receive the appontm but when asked
TO verify either of the rumors Governor Voorhees,
was reticent and said that all he had TO say yes
terday was that the matter was still in statu
quo"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
ASSAULTED WITH AN AIE.

Matawan. April 80 (SpeciaD.-Mack Skipper and
John Richards. employed by the Cliffwood Brick
Company got into an alteration AT their boarding
house near the works last night, which resulted in
Skipper picking up and dealing Richards a
blow across the front of the head, fractur1ng the
skull and making a gaping wound. Skipper has
disappeared. Richards is likely to recover.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01

ceIlaneous Suppnes-War Department Washinston
II c April l. 1900 Sealed proposals. IN duplicate VIII
be received here until p m. MAY g. lso, ana then
Stationery and Miscellaneous sup
piles (Brooms. Brushes. Soaps Towels etc. for war Ds
partme1t its Offices, during nscal year end
ing June 1901 Information furnished on appIeatissn
be envelopes indorsed proposals tor
statonarv and ''Proposal. Miscellaneous Supplies
rssnsttyeIy and addressed r. THORP Chief Of supply
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
PRIEST BARRED OUT OF HIS CHURCH.
GREEK CATHOLICS OF PERTH AMBoY ORDER
PASTOR TO LEAVE THE PARISH.

Perth Anboy Apri! 80 (SpeciaD.-The congrega-
ton of the Greek Catholic Church have ordered the
pastor Father VaIensky. leave the parish within
two weeks Yesterday they took this action and
barred the priest out Of the church. A new priest
from RAINY Penn, has been called Detectives
guarded the church and the parochia house yester
day TO prevent injury to the priest and the prop
erty. ,,.,
The members of the church say that Father
Eaiensky wanted to ger control of the seal, SO
that he could have full control of the hnances or
the church. This the members are determined snail
not happen They assert that they are in tree
country and will not be imposed upon by any
priest" This week their building at the corner
OF Broad and State sts. will be moved to new
site at the corner of Broad and Division SITS.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
STRIKE IN HAT FACTORIES.

Eighty men and boys employed in three hat fac
tories owned by Nathan and David Ludisky, In
Scott Kent and Wicklr SITS, Newark, went out on
strike Yesterday for an advance in wages The
strikers are Russian and Polish Jews. 1t is ex-
pected that the strike will extend to other shops
Employing this class of labor The shops nom
union and employ union and non-union men.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
BERGEN'S CHANCES BRIGHT.
PROSPECT THAT PORTO RIcAN JuDGEsH1P WILL
BE OFFERED HIM

Washington. April 30 (speciaD-Frank Bergen
s-rived here last night and the guest of Sen
Kean. This morning they visited the Attor-
ney-General and the President. Mr. Bergen also
called upon Senator Sewell. II be stated on
authority that the President seemed much pleased
with Nj Bergen II IS considered that there is A
prospect that the Porto Rican judgeship may be
rendered TO the New-Jersey lawyer. Senator SeWe
and Senator Kean both taking interest in the
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
MAGISTRATE REFUSES TO MOVE.
JUDGE MooRE's ORDER REGARDING COURT
HOUSES NOT oBEYED.

The City Magistrates Court in Long Island City
still occupies the County Court in the Court
House Sheriff Baker made a return to County
Judge Moore yesterday the order directing him
to put the Court out Of the that 1t
could be altered. The order has yet been
obeyed Magistrate Connorton, who presided in
the court yesterday, refused to when his court
would move
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
ACQUITTED Of POISONING CHARGE

Henry Bozer. who was tried in the Hudson
County Court of Sessions yesterday on charge Of
hurting noison in the tea of Christian Hit a fell
low workman in the West Bergen Chemical Works
Jersey City was acquitted The verdict surprised
the court officials
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
"pERpETU4L MOTION" INVENTOR DEAD

John Kreyerickson, seventy years old. who had
been laborng for years what he said was the
invention OF machine which would solve the per-
netual motion problem was found dead in his
room ar No 80 Fourteenth-st., Hoboken, by the
police Sunday night. The body was lying on the
nd
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
DRoPosAI.s no SPRINKLE, SWEEP AND

JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
TO BE SENTENCED FOR FIFTH TINE.

Edward Clifford Will be sentenced to-day for the
Hfth time under his conviction the of Su
perintendent William Watson. Of the West Shore
Railroad four years ago. The remittitur from the
United States Supreme Court has arrived. 1t is be-
iievad that Clifford's counsel has exhausted his
ieeel obstacles the execution. and that this Will
he the final sentence
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
Rr1FcTFD srITOR WANTS PRESENTS BACK
HoBoKEN MAN SUES YOUNG WOMAN WHO. HE
SAYS UITED HIM.

Henry Heimen OF Hoboken, has engaged Justice
of the Peace Seymour TO bring suit against Louisa
Joch the daughter of a saloonkeeper in Hudson-st
Hohoken TO recover presents which he says he
gave her while they were engaged to be marrled;
Heimen came TO this country from Germany TOUR
wears ago bringing with him $4,000. He Is SAID 70
have spent a good part of this money IN concert
means A few weeks ago. it Is said, Miss Joeh
told him that she couldn't marry him. and he tried
10 commit suicide with illuminating gas. Heimen
savs that his presents to Miss Joch consist OF NIFTY
books an electric apparatus three diamond rihss
and a diamond brooch. .
Miss Joch puts in a counter claim for presents
given by her to Heirnen. She says they consist or
a neckfie a cigarette holder. scarf pin and a
diamond ring.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01

Agriculture Office OF the Secretary, WASHINGTON. u.
April 19OO-Sealed proposals viii De
ONCE OF the Dishursins Clerk Until p THURSDAY.
ending 80 1901, follows Stationery; laboratory
lumber and packing boxes ne painters plumbers ice.
howerpOts cleaning telegraph ard hardware.
flags instrument; maps; mapframes; furniture:
paper and lanterns. Full information
nlshed application to the Discussing Clerk o the
Bureau. Bids be sealed and addressed
Secretary Of Agriculture in accordance with nsruc
tions given on schedules - -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
Droposals.
4 KMY RUfLDING. Whitehall Street, Ne'

A kMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
York City April 80. l9O0-Sealed proposals. In trip
lcate will be received here until II O'Clock May
To- 1900 and then opened in OF bidders for
supplying this Department with stationery Illuminating z
supplies veterinary medicines and instruments ash bar
re miscellaneous hardware. galvanized iron pipe and
nttings. oils. brushes shoes, and
officer furniture. specified schedule be had at
this Office L. s right reject accept
any all proposals. thereof. Preference will
be given to articles Of domestic production and manu-
facture conditions Of quality price dncludng In the
price OF foreign productions manufacture the duty
thereon) being equal Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked: Proposals Quartermasters Sup
plies TO be opened Nav Is 1900 addressed Col
A s kIMBALL, A @. VI. Gen'l. T. 5. A. Depot Quar-
terrnaster
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01

A DvERTISEMESrs subscriptions for The Tribune
n received az Uptown Once No L2ss Broadway.
of.ist--t-. until O'Clock aivsstiss-
- following branch ofces regular
until O'Clock m. VIZ "a sth- ave. . =
cor .sd-st sth-sve. i2th-st- Macy dtnA
ish-st., ii2 Columbus near West tdh -: iod
West s2t-.t 6th-svs 92 East isth-st 81 West
s2dst Tn and sth iS9 E-t attn st. lSsS
50 ave T6tR and 18th l026 81 ave. near
sist-st l7Os 1st-ave., st So $50 81 nsar
5ss 81 ave 30 BlescSer at SeS Beeeksr q,
go East Tefk--t. lec1 I'd Ave. 2taS xo-
ave OF a any American District Telegraph on>>
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR YEARS OLD.

New Brunswick. April 30-Mrs. Hannah Barlow
will be lO4 years old and will celebrate
the anniversary tomorrow night Her descendants
five children twenty grandchildren nrty-two
great grandchildren and four great -great-grand-
chIdren-Will attend.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
GorERNoR TO LOOK OVER OYSTER LANDS.
INSPECTION TRIP WITH VIEW TO FURTHER
LEGISLATION FOR oYsTERMEN

Trenton. April 30 CspeciaD.-Governor voorhees,
left here to-day for Port Norris with State Senator
Stokes. Early tomorrow morning the Governor
and the State Oyster Commission will take a
steamer and visit all the oyster lands AT Maurice
River Cove and Delaware Bay. Under the new
oyster law the Commission last month turned Sc 200
over TO the state The State Will receive about
Sl5 coo a year from the Commission. The Governor
lskes the trip 70 study the subject with view 10
further legislation for the oyster Industry.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
DEPOT OUARTERNASTER'S OFFICE,

Washington. D. c. April IS i9OO.-Sealed proposals
In trpllcate will be received here until p NJ. Monday
May 2S. 1900, for furnishing fiscal ending
June 80. 1901, fuel and mineral lamp oil Information
furnished application L. right accept or
reject all proposals thereof Envelopes
containing should be marked Proposals for
Fuel OiD.' addressed T. E TRUE Depot Q. NJ
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
Citn fotels.

SIBERIAN SQUARE HOTEL,
BOULEVARD. COR WEST list ST.
AMERICAN PLAN
Strictly family hotel: suites furnished unfur
ushet 70 rent Cuisine and service
~ The highest order reasonable. LocatioE con-
vsnient all parts Of The city . -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
DRYDOCK NO. 1 THREATENED.
FIRE DESTROYS A SMALL BUILDING NEAR IT IN
THE NAVY YARD.

Drydock No. at the Brooklyn Navy Yard was
threatened Yesterday Q. by fire which
destroyed two story frame building used a
storing loft for rigging. The building stood only a
short distance from the drydock. The marines
from the vessels in the yard turned in response
to the fire calls The Brooklyn Fire Department
also responded with half dozen engines. The
marines helped the fremen to extinguish the fire
act cause OF the fire could be learned last
night. 1t is being investigated. The Damage
done by the fire is placed $1,000
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
Boston
miscellaneous.

OUR SFES-IALTIES found elsewhere. Gancs
" LAvall~Fe. ENqusa Perfumes
PARTISAN JeweIry. LSvsIere Cor--ts. JAMMES. W.s
sTth Sth-ave