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New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
BIG LOSS FOR SMALL INVESTORS

The receivers of the Republic Savings and Loan
Association. No 20! Broadway, working hard
on their investigation Of the books and accounts
of the company. but it will probably be six weeks
yet before they make report. In the mean
time they are receiving almost daily visits from
persons OF small means who had been persuaded
put their savings in the company by promises
OF large returns. 1t is estimated that about 10000
shares of the company sold to the general
public. mostly in lots OF ten shares and less II
these people get 80 per cent OF their investment
back again they will be lucky. one widow invested
$4,000 with the concern the representations of
a smooth talking agent
Thomas Wait. OF Staten Island. came to The
Tribune office yesterday say that he paid the
company Sc month for twenty-four months on
the solemn assurance that If he paid in 50 for one
hundred months he could draw out $1,000 Wait
now wishes he had been contented TO invest his
money with some company which promised less
than 100 per cent profit.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
WHITE PLAINS.

Clarence De Hart. the young architect who was
shot early Sunday morning by the night watch
man at Beck's Hotel, Rye Beach, is reported TO be
improving. Friday the man who did the shoot
ing has been arrested and has given bonds to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
The Board of Supervisors will meet in extra ses-
sion on Tuesday. under an order OF the court, 10
arrange for the payment Of certain bills.
1t is said that locks in the WestchesteT
County iail are all right. The Jail Committee of
the Wesichester County Board of Supervisors in
vesigatng the recent almost successful Jail deliV-
ery had the maker of the new steel cells come be-
fore H. He said the locks were all right, but
that the taller either never knew his business
thoroughly neglected to do 1t. To lock the cells
it ia necessary to push up lever then pull it half
wav down This locks the whole tier. The Jailer
was in the habit Of pushing this lever up but neg
Iected TO pull II half way down again, 1t Is said
This left the cell doors so that the prisoners
could easily open them at will.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
WOMAN DIES IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Aug. 13.-A woman who gave her
name as Mrs Elizabeth Carpenter. supposed to
have lived in New-York. died in the Episcopal Hos
pitaI last night from injuries received by falling
OF window of lodging house. The woman.
who was middle aged we'll dressed and of refined
appearance. sought room In a lodging house at
No. 2607 North Fourth-st. last Wednesday night
She gave her name Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter,
and to her was given a on the third floor
Two hours later she was discovered lying in the
alley under the window in an unconscious cOndi-
ton. She taken to the hospital, where it was
found that she had sustained conclusion of the
brain. In her derium the spoke of a
happy home in New-York and little girl. Mamie
who had once been the light of her life. AS she
grew weaker and weaker the nurses thought they
heard her say, Forgive me- Jim; it's been two
years now and perhaps Wen meet in Heaven"
During a conscious period the said she
accidentally fell out of the window, but this the
Dolice believe.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
LITTLE GIRL SAVES COMPANION.
SCRATCHES FACE OF RUFFIAN WHO IS
DRAGGING OTHER CHILD INTO WOODS.

SCRATCHES FACE OF RUFFIAN WHO is
DRAGGING OTHER CHILD INTO WOODS.
Annie Brandt twelve years old. of Nepera Park
Yesterday saved her companion, Marguerite Fee
ten years old from bodily harm at the hands of
brutal scoundrel The two girls with Jane May
Fee eight years old, were making their way
through woodland, when the ruftan rushed out
of the bushes at the roadside and seized hold OF
Marguerite. He started to drag her away.
The three little girls screamed. but Anna. seeing
no assistance at hand darted to the rescue OF
her little friend She dashed her little hands
into the face of the and scratched and tore
The fellow released his hold the child. and once
free, she ran away. with Anna by her side.
The children not followed by the cowardly
rascal They to the homo of William Fee. in
Nepera Park, where they told their story between
sobs Mr.. Fee and some friends went out IN search
of the fellow, determined TO Kill him on sight, but
he had made good his escape. The police were in
formed and yesterday afternoon Policeman Robin
son arrested a in the vicinity of the trouble.
He was Identified by the three little girls. He is
Lawrence Healy who has served many terms In
prison Acting Judge Thayer held Healy in $1,000
bail to await the action of the Grand Jury on a
charge of attempted criminal assault
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
POLICEMAN,s DEATH A MURDER
THORPE WAS ARREsTING CoLoRED WON
AN WHEN HE WAS STABBED

Patrolman Robert J. Thorpe, of the West Forty
seventh-st station, who stabbed early Sunday
by Arthur Harris, colored, of No 341 West Forty
frst-st, at Eighth-ave. and Forty-frst-st died
yesterday at Roosevelt Hospital as the result of
the wound.
Thorpe. in plain clothes arrested May Enoch of
No 24l West FOrty-frst-st who passes as Harris's
wife, Sunday morning charge of lettering She
was being taken to the station when Harris ran
out Of the side door Of a saloon and demonstrated
with Thorpe. a crowd OF negroes gathered Thorpe
was attacked. knocked down and beaten He got
to his feet again, grabbed the woman and str,Iok
Harris with his night stick. Harris 1t is alleged
drew knife or razor and stabbed the policeman
three times in the abdomen
Detective Duane and Policemen Flynn Walton
and Winnefeld found Thorpe lying on the sidewalk
nearly unconscious. May Enoch was arrested and
identified by Thorpe the woman he had ar
rested. Coroner Bausch remanded her to the House
of Detention. ~ 'e
Detective Trojan. of the West Thirty-seventb-st
station later IN the day urraigned in the West Side
Court samuel Felneth, colored thirty-seyen wears
oId, OF No. 5Z8 West Forty-ffth-s charged with
Delng suspicious Character. He was remanded 70
the station to await a further investigation Fell
meth was arrested in Brooklyn by Acting Captain
Cooney, OF the West Thrty-seventh-st station
VINO says he has evidence the effect that Harris
ana Felneth were together early yesterday about
the time Of the 6tabbinR. and that he is certain
the prisoner knows something of the affair
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
AN ALLEGED BURGLAR cApTrRro

frank Dalton. tAirty-nEe years old VINO saws
t4at ne AFes IN providence, r. J., IS under arrest
IN Mount Vernon while the police ara 1ool,ine, -,
his record II is alleged that he attempted TO enter
The home Of c J. Alvord a druggist who lives at
No @42 South Third-ave. Mount Vernon. Mr. Al
Vord was aroused about o'clock yesterday morn
ing oy some one who was attempting to force an
entrance TO the dining room The druggist threw,
open the shutters OF his bedroom and asked who
vas mere suddenly dashed out OF the
shadoW OF the house and, running across the Ia U,n
spTang over the fence Alyord, who ives armed
with revolver. fired shots at the ~
figure, and although neither took effect tbaS
served 70 arouse Patrolmsn Reyder who aftaruyarJ "a
met Dalton coming along street near The boUsa
ana arrested him When arrested Dalton was
breathing hard II he had been running Ha g
fused to talk and was remended for examination
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
WEDNEspAY. AUGUST 15
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY. AUGUST Is. 1900
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW YORK. MONDAY, AUGUST Is. 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocasset CBr). Owen Liverpool August / In
ballast Phelps Bros * Co. Arrived $50
steamer Potomac (sr). Anderson I.iverpool July 81
in ballast Philip Ruprecht. Arrived at the Bar at
S:3S a m.
steamer Cymric (Br) Lindsay Liverpool August and
Queenstown A. with mdse. l25 cabin and 24S steerage
passengers 10 the White Star Line. Bar
Steamer I.aurentian CBrl Nunan. Glasgow August .
passengers Austin Baldwin Arrived at the bar
6:35 a m.
Steamer Mesaba (Br) segrove, London August . with
mdse and bS cabin Atlantic Transport
Co Arrived at the Bar at 4:3O a m.
Steamer Colorado (B), Hayes. Hull July 81.
and cabin passengers SandersOn & at
the bar at 4:I0 p m.
Steamer Adra (Brl. Harris Huelva July IS with sui
phur 10 the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co
vessel TO Bowrtng & Co Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Drummond C5rl. Chubb Shanghai June Z
Hong Kong T. Singapore 81 Perrin July L. Port Said 10
and Alsiers 26' with mdse to Barber s. Co. Arrived
the Bar at a IN.
Steamer Massepequa Qsr> Cook Cape Town. July IT,
Via Hampton Roads August II in ballast. to L Hogan q
son Arrived at the Bar at 1918
steamer FrtdtJof Nansen Tanpico
.. in ballast TO w u Munson. Arrived the Bar
29O a m
steamer Dominic (sr Forbes Manaos July IS and
IarG August :, with mdse. 20 Booth & Co. Arrived
the Bar at a
Steamer Mamma Hata Charles. Baltimore with 20
II. c. Foster.
Steamer Yuma. Warren. Philadelphia via Rarltan
Canal. with mdse. To William Clyde 81 Co.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
CHARGED WITH STEALING 4 HORSE.

Christopher Held. forty years old. soda dealer,
OF No S19 East Seventy -hfth-st, was arrested by
Policeman Grady, of the West Sixty-eghth-st.
station last night the charge OF receiving stolen
goods. William Kelas of No sSS Tenth-ave., is
the complainant. He says he sent his driver.
Mitchell Walsh August II with load of copper
to Morris-ave. and -hundred-and-t thirty ninth
St The copper delivered. but the horse and
wagon not returned. The police arrested the
driver. From information given by Walsh Held
arrested. He had purchased the stolen horse
and wagon from Walsh. The horse had been resod,
but the stolen wagon had been painted different
color, found in Heid's stable.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

TAX DECISION AGAINST RAILROAD.
JUSTICE BIsCHoFF DENIES APPLICATION TO ADJ
JUDGE THE COMMISSIONERS IN CONTEMPT.
In the Supreme Court yesterday Justice Bischofr
denied the application made by the New-York Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad Company a few
days ago to have the Commissioners of Taxes and
Assessments adjudged in contempt of court. On
June 80 Justice Bischof granted to the railroad
company writ of mandamus ordering the Com
missioners to strike from the assessment rolls
their assessment of $766O 900 against the New York
and Harlem Railroad. The Commissioners did not
obey the writ. and pleaded that they could not obey
it because the tax rolls without their juris-
diction' having been turned over TO the Municipal
Assembly. provided for in the charter.
In denying the application Justice Bischof decides
that the appeal taken by the Tax Commissioners
to the appellate Division acts as a stay. He told
the applicants that they might renew their petition
to have the Commissioners adjudged in contempt
upon the decision of the Appellate Division.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-R. G. Erwin. of Hartford; NJ. A.
Oudin, of Schenectady. ASTOR-L. Q. c. Lamar,
of Havana. FIFTH AVENUE-Robert E. Sheldon.
of Columbus GILSEY-GeneraI Lew Wallace. of
Charlottesville, Ind. GRAND-Captain II. II. BEN
ham, u. S. A. HOFFMAN-Frank Campbell, chair
man Of the Democratic State Committee M
PERIAI-Dr. Virginius Harrison Of Richmond;
Colonel John Hull, Of Savannah; Judge r. Z. Fisk,
of Helena, Mont Colonel A H. Bauer. Of St.
Louis: Judge T. w. Walsh. Of Duluth MANHAT-
TAN-Martn A. Knapp. Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. MURRAY HILL-R. NJ.
Thomas, L. S. A. NETHERLAND-Profess
Charles NJ Manly OF the Smithsonian Institution,
Washington. PARK AVENUE-Professor Michaes,
Of Albany. WALDORF-John SHELTON Williams,
OF Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
KNOCKED DOWN BY 4 HORSE.
NEWPORT MANS coLLARBoNE BROKEN IN
FRONT OF THE CASINO.


Newport. R. L. Aug. 13 (SpeciaD-Thomas l.
Cushing who has been for score or more Of
years a cottage owner and summer resident here
was knocked down by a horse on Bellevue-ave. to-
day and had his collarbone broken, besides being
badly bruised He standing in Belevue-ave.
on the sidewalk in front of the Casino, with his
back to the street
A spirited horse. driven by Miss Daisy Pierson
daughter OF Mrs. j. Frederick Pierson, had been
somewhat refractory coming down the avenue
Miss Pierson. however. had the animal we'll under
until of the reins parted and the horse
swerved suddenly and sharply to the sidewalk. Mr.
Cushing was struck in the back practically without
moving. and knocked forward his face. though
the horse was backed away before he could tram
pie upon the PROSTATE form
Mr.. Gushing taken into the Casino Club in
unconscious condition, and later, upon reviving
somewhat, driven TO his cottage, at the lower
end of Bellevue-ave. nearly two miles away. He
was attended by a surgeon both at the Casino and
his home an examination at the latter place
revealing the extent of the injuries received which
are not believed be serious. This afternoon he
was reported resting quietly and comfortably.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington, Aug. 13 (SpeciaD.-The following
Army and Navy orders have been issued;
ApNFV

ARMY.
Leave Of absence for four months is
JOSEPH =. WRIGHT. assistant 'surgeon-general
Second Lieutenant ROY T. BALLARD 32d Infantry
having been found physically o perform
the duties of his rank, is honorably discharged.
Captain G1ORGB L. ANDERSON. 7th Artillery is re-
leved from duty at the Artillery School, Monroe
and viii Join his battery.
Major ORLANDO DCCKER surgeon Will report by letter
10 the surEeon-General for instructions
Lieutenant LEWIE A GRIFFITH assistant sureeon
Washington and report 10 the Surgeon-General
The absence Of
granted to Chaplain ORVlII4E j. NAVE 4 is
further extended include October /.
for surgeons certificate
OF disability is granted 10 Second Lieutenant JAMES
GOETHE. sth Cavalry.
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM c. STONE recently an
pointed 0rom corporal Troop +. ID Cavalry), ia
assigned TO the 80 Infantry and Will proceed 10 Fort
Wood. New-York, for temporary duty
Leave account Of sickness
is granted Captain PHILIP p POWELL 9th Cav
airy ~
First Lieutenant ALBERT F. TRULY. assistant surgeon
is relieved from the Department Western Cuba
with the LIST Infantry. and will proceed from New
York City 10 san Francisco for duty with troops
destined for foreign service.
Rear Admiral M MILLER. commissioned rear admiral
from July /. 1900.
Passed Assistant Paymaster ". II DOHERTY commits
stoned passed assistant paymaster from November i2
1889. 80
Paymaster b. P DUBOIS commissioned paymsster from,
July TO- 1850. A
Assistant Surgeon NJ ELMER commissioned assistan M
surgeon from July Is. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
NOT WHAT HE NEEDED.

From The Omaha World Herald
A Walnut Hin resident made up mis- mind few
days ago to begin taking ice from the local ice
trust Having various brands of bottled goods in
his refrigerator he thought IL best to have the ice
man leave the ice on the back porch. Accordingly
he came downtown one morning. and, dropping into
a hardware store. purchased pair of ice tongs.
I'm going to carry my ice into the house
and put II into my refrigerator" he said in
planaton OF his purchase
Two or three days later he again entered the
store, bringing the ice tongs with him. Walking
man said;
Say 1 made mistake when 1 bought these
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
ACCUSED OF PASSING COUyTERFEJys

Thomas Ryan. twenty-five years old, OF No 263
IhiTd-ave, was arraigned in the YorkvIlle court
yesterday before Magistrate Brann on a charge of
passing counterfeit money. He was transferred 10
me custody ot United States Commissioner Shields
Ryan was charged with passing a bad 80 cent
glece on isaac Cohen, cigar dealer, Of No 243
East Seventy y-seveuth-st Cohen was susnicioTs ~
me CON ana informed policeman. The latter ar
Iestea Ryan VINO threw away five 81 cent pieces
Gntch were picked Up and are said to be counter,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
DECISION IN INSURANCE CASE.

Albany, Aug 15-Attorney-General Davies to-day
advised State Superintendent of Insurance Hen
drcks to dismiss the charges preferred against the
Bankers Life Insurance Company of New-York
City by John P Beal. of Pennsylvania, who alleged
that the company was violating the anti-discrimi-
nation section OF the insurance law.
The Attorney-Gener recommends dismissal Of
the charges on the ground that the company ; con-
tract is not OF such a discriminating nature as to
violate any of the provisions of the statutes OF the
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

Postmaster Van Cott announces that the mails
from Australia which arrived at Vancouver are
due in this city on Thursday morning, and that
the mails from China, Japan and Hawaii Of the
following dates: Hong-Kong. July 13; Shanghai.
July Is: Yokohama, July 25. and Honolulu, August
t. which arrived at San Francisco on the steamer
Gaelic were dispatched east August y, and are
due in New-York on Friday morning.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
MOUNT VERNON.

Mrs. Sophia Mornhinweg, the wife OF Frederick
Mornhinweg died on Sunday at her home, No 13S
South Eleventb-ave. Mrs MOrnhnweg seven
ty-two years old. and had lived in Mount Vernon
thrty-hve years.
Abraham Kingsland, ffty-six years old died at
his home No. 40 South Eleventh-ave., Sunday.
He had been a resident of Mount Vernon thirty
ave wears and leaves a widow, and a
daughter One of his sons, Frank Kingsland, was
private secretary for Congressman Ben L. Fair
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
SENIOR TRUJTLLO KILLS HIMSELF.
CIGAR MANUFACTURER FOLLOWS FRIENDS
EXAMPLE

A message was received yesterday by Bias Tru-
jilo & Co, Of No. l16 Pearl-st., announcing the
suicide Of Sehor TrujiIlo Saturday night at
Tampa, Fla The dispatch from his brother.
Sehor Trujillo who the sole member Of the
firm. of the leading manufacturers Of
Havana cigars in Tampa. He committed suicide
by firing a bullet into his mouth. At the local
Office OF Senior Trujo # was said Yesterday thar
no one could assign cause for the deed His
business affairs are in good condition. A friend of
Senor IrLJillo expressed the opinion that he was
suner1ng from Temporary insanity He was about
1oTty years old, Of Cuban birth and unmarried
II Is pointed out p peculiar coincidence that
on January last Benjamin ]. Guerra a prom
inent cuban cigar manufacturer Of this cfty- who
was friend Of Sehor Trujillo committed suicide in
not known either ~ 49, ~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
COMuTSsIONER N4GLE PLEASED

street Cleaning Commissioner Nagle said yester-
cay that he had not received one complaint about
the condition OF the beaches since the order went
Into effect TO discontinue the dumping of refuse
at sea. He said that the contractor who undertook
the disposition Of the rubbish was getting along
~ flght, and IL was the hope Of the DepSrtmsnf
maj me dumping practice would be done away with
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
POLICEMAN STOPS FIGHT IN BROADWAY.
LESSEE OF THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE AND AN
OTHER MAN TAKEN TO COURT.

Patrolman Forbes forced his way through
crowd in Broadway at Thirty-seventh-st. yester-
day afternoon, and arrested two who were
fighting. One was Eugene Robinson. of No. 24S
West Forty-ninth-st. He was we'll dressed and
prosperous in appearance The other man was
John H Springer, lessee of the Grand Opera House.
at Eighth-ave. and Twenty third-st The men
injured. though their faces were red their
clothing torn, and they out of wind.
Before Magistrate Hogan. in the Jefferson Mar
ket Court Springer said Robinson met him and
hit him without cause. Robinson declared that
Springer had called him a thief Springer retail
ated by asserting to the Magistrate that Robinson
kept a poker room in West Forty -fourth-st. Each
of the prisoners then said he could furnish wit
nesseS to prove that he the aggrieved party,
and Magistrate Hogan decided to hear the wit
nesses He adjourned the until tomorrow
afternoon, parong both men. Springer lives at
the Marlborough Hotel, but could not be found
there last night. Neither could Robinson be found
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commercial Travellers Mckinley Roosevelt Club.
No 737 Broadway. noon.
Captain Goddard's free excursion. Grand View
Grove, Long Island.
Municipal Council. City Hall. 1 p. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Music in Tompkins Square Park. p. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
DOCK BOARD AWARDS a CONTRACT

he DOCK Commissioners met yesterday when
BIDS were opened for supplying one thousand bar
FeIs OF portland cement. and the contract was
awarded 10 John p Kane Co, their bid OF 81 6s35
a barrel being the lowest. Permission was granted
10 the North German Lloyd Steamship Company
e extend Piers Nos. a and e. Brooklyn TO thirty
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.



Iahn BTemen G Lloyd. 700 m 1000 m
AnchOria, Glasgow Anchor 700 m
Advance Colon. Panama R........ $50 a m I:OO M
Algonquin. Charleston, Clyde .......... 300 = M
Ell RIO New-Orlesns. Morgan. -...-... 800 m
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is
St Paul. Southampton, Amer. ZOO m
Teutonic. Liverpool White STAR. 900 m m
Aragonla. Antwerp, Red star O;3O 1900
City OF Wash ton. Tampco. n Y & {. m . m
Sabine, Galveston. Mallory.------.--- 500
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10
Auguste Victoria Hamburg. Hamb-Am $50 a m 1000 a m
Barbarossa, bremen, y u Lloyd 1000
Orizaba Havana, n & Cuba. ...... D m 300 D m
Nassau, n Y & Cuba. 500 a m a m
Trinidad Bermuda. Quebec
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
WORK ON NEW CUSTOM B0USE SITE

Borings the new Custom House site on Bowl
ing Green were made yesterday, and VIII be CON
tnued for the next few days. Work on the founda
tton walls viii be started soon as the excava-
ton and cetsson operations are completed ana
Collector Bidwel is hopeful OF entering the new
building by tha latter part OF 1903
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS


Liverpool Aug 11-ATTived steamers Gsorslc So
Thompson. New-York: 18th Unorla tBrl, buiton NeN-
Manchester Aug 12-Arrtved. steamer Hosarth CBr'.
Sciiy Aug Is. 4.45 a n-Passed steamer Kaiser VII
der Crosse Ger. Engelbart SewforA ror bremen
via Cherbourg and Southampton 80 - -
lizard Aug 13-Passed Minneapolis t8ri Lay
land, New-YOrk for London --.- ",
Southampton. Aug 13-Arrlved, steamer salser ~
helm der Crosse Ger. Enselbart- NeN-fork va S
bourg for Bremen passed Hursr Castle QUO 4
Isle Of wight Aug i2-Passed. steamer Washington
Greenock 1S-Arrtved. steamer Califorrlan F7F'
NeW-YOrk for Glasgow.
Bremen, Aug 13-Arrived. steamer Grosser ku-turst
Ger Reirnkasten. New-YCrS via Cheroours
Hamburg. Aug 12-Arrivsd, steamers august hoIA
(CIer WIschensen. Ne-York HeIios Ger Jansen NeS-
Havre Aug 1s-Arrived. steamers Alexantre Bixio
Grl, LemOine New-YOrk. - Regulus tbrl, Acsl--sl-
New-YOrk for DCnkirk- Arrived in the roas s>eaD1'
s. Nichaels Aug 12-Arrived. steamer WestouTn tSr1
Bell, Calcutta, etc. NeW-YOrk ttor coaN-
POnta Ferrarta I3Passed, steamer IartaT Frlnos
CBr) McFarlane. New-YorN via Azores for Genoa -.
Gibraltar Aug 1S-Passed, steamer Cyrnoene toF''
Edward. New-York for HOng-Kong- -, vr.-
Tarifa Aug 13-Passed. steamer Vera C1erl NeSs-'
New-York for Naples and Genoa - -
Naples. Aug 11-Sailed steamer karauanla '0F' 'oN
stOn. Nsw-YOrk- 49, -
Venice. Aug 11-Arrfved steamer Ptcqua thr'- Hl-N-
New-York. via Gibraltar. IN
Tries1s aug s-Ar-ived. steamer Vincen-o d'a9.
Rizzo. New-Tork via Palermo. etc o., O.-s--
Malta, 1S-PaSssd steamer Armenia tIer' osts-
mann Viadfvostock. for New-Tork- -,
East London July 19Arrived steamer Sandsead tD''
Clark. New-York via s. Vincent Y, etc ,.-ts
Auckland Aug 1O-Arrtved steamer star q ticto-S
CBr). Hart. NeW-York via st Vincent. Y Ne'n'ull7'
(Br). Annson Wellington for New-York -,
Singapore. Aug I2-Arrved. steamer 81 Bede lhrl ~
Pherson, New-YOrk for Manila - .s...
Santos. Aus 10-Sailed, steamer Handel 'Hr' Far''s
Nsw-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
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