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New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY MAY 10 1900

PORT OF NEW YORK. THURSDAY. MAY 10 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manitou (Bp. Cannons, London April 2S with
COMPANY Arrived at the Bar at p m
Swansea % with mdse to James Arkell Co, Arrived
steamer Lain Ger, Pohe. Bremen May l, southamr-
rGb ton and CO 3 Ere s6h wh dss nd m and to o
"a bsaT o AGS e & Co. e ff ar ass AB
steamer sempione GtaD. Dodro Genoa April 49,
0s5 steerage passengers Hirzel. Feltmann
% semsF S G%ndlsshGs pa she @ deiss csleyits March
%dse to Norton Son pit Arrived ana the az mn
80 Hamaca Nav Faa and SAN nPr juan ~
@ds Sc and 30 @ & the and Porto Rico
Steamer jamestown, Tapey. NewpoI1 News and Nor
ss t9 Co. with mdse and passengers to the Old D0m'no"
steamer City Of Macon Savage, Boston. SIS
a n b, S 81 5P
nd he e. ae
sandy HOOK J. May 10, o:so p m-wind north. light
breeze partly cloudy.
s Steamers % la FlandTs DgtCh, FOR Antwerp; BROOKLYN
pagne G Hayre; Kaiser Friedrich Ger Hamburg. Via
with barge. -, city Of Macon; savannah CITY
Bremen, scuhampton; Jefr+rson Norfolk and New
5 sS 81 a b fe a
United States transport Burnside Porto Rioo.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
London. May e-Arrived Marquette r) Gates
NewYork; 10th. sailed, Minneapolis (Br Lay
land New York
Liverpool, May lo-Arrived, steamer Columbian ,Br)
Masters. NewYork.
Plymouth May 10, $50 a m-Arrved. steamer Fuerst
Bismarck Ger). Barends. New-York for Hamburg via
CherbOurg (and proceeded.
Scily. May lO-Passed, steamer Michigan (Br). Lave
rick, New-York London.
Brow Head. May lo-Passed. steamer Tauric CBr).
Lizard. May lo-Passed steamer Elise Marie Ger.
Daidorn, from New-York.
Queensown May 10, 7;le m--Arrived. steamer Ger
manic tErJ, Haddock for Liverpool pro
ceedefl. sailed biO a m-Steamer TeutOnic tBr1 Ne
kinstry from Liverpool for New-York
Newcastle May 0-Arrlved, steamer Marengo tB-),
Bingham, New-Sork.
Stetn, May G-Arriv@d Island dam. SkIodt.
NewYork. via Copenhagen.
Hamburg May 10-Arrived. steamer Diamant (GeD,
Reiners New-York
Rotterdam. May sArrved steamer statendam Dutch.
Van der Zee New York Plymouth aLS Roulogne
Cherbourg May 10. $40 m-Arrived. s.ermer Furst
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

meeting of the Society for the Study of Prac-
teal School Problems Will be held in the
rooms of the School of Pedagogy New-York Uni
versity, Washington Square and Waverley Place
at p. m. Dr. C. F. Meeney Associate Superin-
tendent of Schools in the Boroughs of Manhattan
and The Bronx will give his second address on
Content in Language Teaching to be followed by
a discussion. All teachers and SUPERVISORS are
cordially invited TO attend
The annual business meeting Of the Phi Beta
Kappa Alumni Association will be held at the
Hotel Savoy on Thursday. May II. at p. m. Pro-
fessor Thomas r. Price, Of Columbia University
will address the meeting the subject. Some
New Plays"
The Rev. DR.. Charles Cuthbert Hall. president of
Union Theological Seminary will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon to the Columbia University gradu-
ating class on Sunday. June TO-
The New-Yorl1 Association of Alumni of the Os-
Normal School will hold its annual reunion at
the Hotel Majestic tomorrow 1870 q. m
with luncheon at y m. Charles R. Skinner Super
intendent OF Public instruction, will address the
association.
The Tribune has received from ~ A. c." of
Fort Apache, Arizona check for $50 for the India
Famine Fund. The money has been handed to
Brown Brothers & Co. the treasurers OF the fund.
Young voters are invited to q meeting at o'clock
this evening in the Amity Building. No. 312 West
Fifty-fourth-st.. under the auspices Of the City
Vigilance League. The ice question will be dis
cussed.
social meeting of the "old First Church will
be held in the Sunday school rooms. Fifth-ave and
Eleventh-st., at o'clock this evening A portrait
Of the late Algernon Sydney Sullivan will be pre-
sented. Addresses will be made by Marion j. Yer
derry and the Rev. DR.. Howard Duffeld The must
cal programme has been arranged by William c.
Carl.
There will be open to the public In print gal
lery at the Lenox Building, Seventieth-st. and
FTth-aVe., on Monday next, an exhibition of set
Of Turner's "Liber Studiorum.' including etchngs
first state OF mezzotnts, published and unpub-
Hshed, and autotypes from original drawings by
Turner. being portion of the special gift Of prints
recently made to the New-York Public Library by
s. p. Avery.
The cadets Of ST. Francis Xaviers College In
West Sixteenth-st, will be revie we'd next Wednes-
day evening in the large drill hall the institution
by Major-Generai Daniel Z. Sickles. The cadets
will execute many military evolutons under the
direction Of Colonel James w. Powell. L. S. A.
who is professor of military science and tactics at
the college.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
MOUNT VERNON.

The Archdeaconry of Westchester County held
its May meeting yesterday in the Church of the
Ascension, Chester Hill. About forty of the
rectors of the county and lay delegates pres
ent. The visitors greatly admired the church.
which has been built under the ministry of the
Rev. F. NJ. s. Taylor. Bishop Potter made an ad-
dress of welcome to the visitors. After short
devotional exercise conducted by the Bishop, the
business of the session transacted and the
delegates entertained In the pa IRISH house by
the women of the church.
Burglars on Wednesday evening visited the home
OF W. c. Pells newspaper reporter. in South
Third-ave. They took. among other things. several
pictures of notorious cOnviCts which Mr. Pells had
borrowed from Sheriff Molloy for reproduction in
a Sunday edition. and after tearing them up threw
the pieces the floor The home of Mason
Matter, in Second-ave, was also entered In the alb
sence of the family.
The city campaign here is drawing to a close and
1t Is confidently believed by the leaders of the
Republican and fusion movement that they VIII
elect their entire ticket next Tuesday. Mayor
Fishes candidacy has been weakened by the de-
sertion from his cause Of many prominent Demo-
Gratis Among those who working hard against
him are ex-Judge George c. Appel. ex-Fire Chief
William Jewell, ex-Aderman Albert Jrltcht and
George r. Crawford president of the Westchester
Fire Insurance Company and leader of the gold
Democrats. Alderman William Grant the former
Democratic leader of the Common Council is run
ming the Republican and fusion ticket against
Mayor Fiske
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Annual meeting of State Savings Bank Associa-
tion. Chamber of Commerce, No. % Nassau-st II
a. m.
Hearing of charges against District Attorney
Gardiner Criminal Courts Building 1890 a. m.
Sale of racing stable of the late W. II. Clark,
Morris Park, p. m.
Frank Moss before City Vigilance League mass
meeting. Amity Building. No 3l2 West Fifty-fourth-
st. p.
Peoples Institute discussion the city charter,
Cooper Union, p m.
New-York Genealogical and Biogra phica Society,
No 226 West Fifty y-eighth-st., evening.
New-York County Medical Society No II West
Fortythird-st., evening.
Philoexian DEBATING Society. Columbia Univer-
sity, evening
Closing exercises of Pilgrim CONGREGATIONAL
Church Industrial School, hundred twenty
frst-st. and Madison-ave.. 7:S0 p. m.
Walter S. Logan before Liberal Club. No. 90 East
Ffteenth-st., on Limitation of Wealth" evening.
Exposition of Typographical Union No. g. Grand
Central Palace
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
SAY BILLS ARE EXORBITANT.
SUPERVISORS REFUSE TO VOTE BONDS
TO PAY FOR STRIKE.
WANT CITY TO SHARE EXPENSE OF PRO
TEcTING ITS PROPERTY IN WEST
CHESTER COUNTY

The Iyestchester County Board of Supervisors
refused a special meeting yesterday TO bond the
county for $4,000 with which pay the State
militia and bills for other incurred in the
strike at the Croton dam. a resolution at the
meeting of the Board authorizing County Treas
Carpenter TO borrow the money to pay the
bills unanimously voted down and the Board
took an adjournment for a week pending opin-
ion OF counsel to the legality of having the
county alone pay the bills. The Supervisors are
anxious that the city of NeW-York should share
with Westchester County the expense of the strike
The bills presented thus far amount S3,J00 They
presented by General Roe for Company B, of
the 1st Regiment and Troop c
The Supervisors took exception to many Of the
items in the bills Among the charges is potatoes
at 50 25 per barrel" which the Supervisors think
should have been bought for not more than 81 80
or 81 Beef at 10 pound by the hundred
weight is also considered excessive charge, as
the top price has been y cents a pound.
a. 20 dozen. They were selling throughout
Westchester County at that time for from u to II
dozen retail IL was asserted
Supervisor Haight, of Peekskill. said he thought
Westchester County was suffering outrageously for
this city's benefit. The city refused to pay taxes
for any its improvements in the county and
then Westchester had to pay for protecting them.
The county had assessed the dam at $4,000 a
low figure. it millions. and the city had re-
fused 10 pay anything.
The bin of the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad for the transportation of the SOL
diers is sl9l. The Supervisors estimate the entire
cost Of the strike. including the pay of special
deputy sheriffs. at about s26.5G
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11

JURY DECIDES AGAINST MRS JULIA A. FROr4
INGHAM, DIVORCED WIFE OF WALL
STREET BROKER.

Mrs. Julia A. rockingham, the divorced wife of
Howard P. rockingham. a Wall Street broker
was yesterday evening found by a Sherins Jury
TO be an habttual drunkard. and incompetent to
manage either her business affairs or herself The
Supreme Court will appoint committee of
Ter person and estate. The inquiry held by
Vernon NJ. Davis. DR.. Constantine Mcclure and
John H. Spellman. the commissioners appointed by
the Court.
Mrs. Fannie NJ Bcdow who was much distressed
While giving her testimony said Mr.. Frothingham
55h prior to his divorce proceedings had given her
daughter mansion at Mount Arlington I
which was worth about So. 600 She had ieweIrv
worth $4,000. and property valued at s25 600 in
bonds and securities. John S. McMasters counsel
Tor Mrs Frothingham's infant daughter who lives
win ner rather. corrobOrated Mrs. Bedlow as to
the value of the estate. 7 "
Mrs Frothingham was the last witness called
She admitted she had consulted a lawyer about tho
case, and was aware that the object of the in
curry was TO have her declared an habitual
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11

MANAGING COMMITTEE FROM VARIOUS
UNIVERSITIES MEETS AT COLUMBIA

MANAGING COMMITTEE FROM VARIOUS
UNIVERSITIES MEETS AT COLUMBIA.
The Managing Committee of the American School
for Classical Study at Rome. composed OF repre-
sentatives OF the various universities met in an
nual session in the School of Architecture in the
Havemeyer Building, Columbia University yester-
day Professor z. T. Merrill, of Wesleyan Uniyer-
sity. acting chairman of the committee presided
and representatives were present from Yale Co
lumbia. Harvard. Princeton, Pennsylvania Cornell
Michigan, Brown ana Wesleyan universities
The committee anasunced the following fellow
ships: In classical archaeology. to George Henry
Allen, instructor in the University OF Michigan and
Miss Mabel Douglas Reid OF the senior class in
Cornell University; in Christian archaeology to
Charles Rufus Morey graduate Of the University
of Michigan.
The election of officers resulted as follows: Chair
man. Professor E. T. Merrill, Wesleyan; secretary
S. B. Flatner Adelbert College, Cleveland and
treasurer. c. c. Cuyler, OF Cuyler. Morgan & Co.
this city.
The Executive Committee consists of the officers
and the following: Professor Bennett Cornell Pro-
fcssor Hale. Chicago Professor Gudenman Penn
sylvania; Professor Beck Yale: Professor Warren
Harvard; Professor West. Princeton; the president
of the Archaeological Institute and president OF the
American School Athens
Professor Smith. of Harvard and professor MAJ
quand OF Princeton. also editor of The journal
Of Archaeology"
The professors of Latin for the school at Rome
were appointed follows: For 1902 Professor Ren
nett. OF Cornell, for 1866 Professor Egbert of CO.
lumbia
will meet and tomorrow the Arcbmoopicai ineti
tute Will hold it's meeting
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11

WOMAN WHO SAYS SHE is WIFE OF CHARLES
INGERsoLL APPEARS IN YoRKvI1I.E COURT.
Mrs. Grace Ingersoll twenty-five years old, who
says she is the wife of Charles Ingersoll. the
treasurer Of Tompkins County, a complainant
In a summons case before Magistrate Pool in the
NorkVille Court yesterday morning against Mrs
Carrie T. Hunter, boarding house keeper of No
2l2 West Thirty-eighth-st Mrs. Ingersoll charged
that when she left Mrs Hunters house, May
J. the latter retained her trunks containing 500
worth of property. and still held them. Mrs
Hunter alleged that Mrs. Ingersoll owed her for
money lent. and that she retained the trunks
security. Mrs. Hunter said that Mrs. Ingersolls
husband also owed her money. This Mrs Inger-
soil denied After good deal OF discussion Mag
istrste Pool SAID that Mrs. Hunter according to
the evidence. had no right retain tho trunks ana
that he would hold her for larceny unless an ami
cable settlement reached. For that two hours
allowed.
peared before Magistrate Pool in the afternoon
They said anica Die arrangement he'd been made,
and asked Magistrate Pool TO dismiss the com
pIaint. He refused. and held Mrs. Hunter in $500
bail for the Grand Jury. Mrs. Hunter IS fifty years
old. Her daughter went her bond. Mrs Hunter
and Mrs. Ingers0ll left the courtroom together.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11

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Two souls with but single
thought. y
But how different the men;
one pays huge amount for his
clothing and never looks well,
the other, inexpensively dressed,
is always being taken as a model.
It's all taste.
Here's a suit that will look
we'll on most anybody, one OF
the best taste, summeriest look
ing suits we know of, yet most
serviceable. In color, the popu-
lar gray; in texture, firm, closely
woven SIS.
But you'll find here this season
lots of sack suits at $25, SIS and
$50.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
25S Broadway cor. Warren,
and and Q Warren St.
500 Broadway, Prince. We I'LL orders
1860 broadway 32d by mail.
and 81 West 33d St
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.
We I'LL orders
by mail.

The Board of Education yesterday entered into
a contract with John e. Risley, former Minister
to Denmark for the purchase of his home Beau
mont consisting of fourteen acres of land on
Lathers HILL for $4,000 fer a school site The
contract is subject to the approval of the qualified
electors
The Board of Trade will hold it's annual dinner
in Metropolitan Hall tonight.
There is much feeling between the rival Repub-
lcan clubs of this city. The old club. led by
Charles Chamberlain. H. A. Gouge and others, met
last night and refused to diSband Mr. Gouge said
YESTERDAY; They have stolen our members, our
name and at last furniture We will make
them suffer for it." The club has established
handsome quarters In the Countant Building Its
leaders say that the old club is practically dead
and that they left it because it was unable to get
a quorum at any of the meetings They say that
they bought the furniture a fair price
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
HOME . NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-T ". Blackwell of Pittsburg.
and Alfred Graf, of Philadelphia. EMPIRE-H.
l. Aldrich, jr. of Providence. FIFTH AVENUE
Professor A. Harkness of Providence. GRAND
Major w. H. H. Crowell, L. S. A. HOLLAND
Arthur Amory. of Boston; z. V. r. Thayer. Of
Boston; B. +. Keith, Of Boston, and c. H. Rock
well, of Cleveland HOFFMAN-Stephen Furness.
of West Hartepool, England: Henry Grove, of
Seaton-Carew, England Werner Essen, of Elber
field. Germany. and Robert s. Gray. of Walpole,
Mass IMPERIAL - State Senator Edgar T.
Bracket, of Saratoga Springs and J. w Murray,
Chief of Police, Toronto. MANHATTAN-W. r.
Dunno of Halifax, and William r. Kerr of Chi
cago. NETHERLAND-Charle Peabody, of Cam
bridge, Mass, and Judge S. A. Hutchinson, of Chi
cago. PARK AVENUE-Dr H. G. Lazelle of
Richmond. and j. s. Doddridge, L. S. A. PLAZA
General Charles Miller, of Franklin Penn. WAL
DORF-Ex-Mayor George E. Green of Binghamton
and Franklin Farrel, of Ansonfa, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
PORT CHESTER.

Justice Keogh has confirmed the report of the
referee favorng a decree for the plaintiff in the
divorce suit brought by William r. Schofeld. clerk
his wife, who was formerly Miss Emily Serrell of
Mount Vernon. Mrs. Schofeld eloped last July it
church in Rye. who was at that time her music
teacher. Girard's wife had been dead only few
weeks when he went away. The pair lived together
in San Francisco and have since returned to New
York. Girard was brother of Oscar Girard the
actor. who died in Australia about year ago.
After much local agitation the Village Trustees
have improved the park about the soldiers monu-
ment and it is now one of the prettest spots
New-Haven Railroad between New-York and
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
WANTED TO BE BURIED ALIVE

William Kendall, twenty-five years old went ~
East chester Wednesday with pine coffin in
which he intended 20 be buried alive as an experi-
ment After securing permission from the owners
premises ne put two men 10 work digging IA grave
he said II the test successful he Intended IN
give ehhlpitons at fairs and entertainments charg-
iiG ~ cents 10 people who desired look down at
MN MN tiilVush tube. He had scheme to illu-
inIle 1he comm with an electric light. The hotel
PeoPle say me police stopped the experiment They
d nat b ahaI kendali had no burial permit and could
not pe i;lterred either dead alive. Kendall went
on 10 Eimsford where he hopes TO secure permis-
sion for temporary burial
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
JOHN c. HAYS MUST STAY IN JAIL.

JUSTICE FITZGERALD HOLDS THAT OBJECTIONS
TO HIS CONFINEMENT ARE TECHNICAL
Justice Fitzgerald yesterday denied the motion
made for the release of John G Hays a Wall
street broker. from jail. Hays was the defendant
In suit brought by Frederick c. Hnkle to recover
$4,000 damages for the alienation nt Mrs iIinkla.s
affections. Hinkle obtained a verdct for $40 900 and
costs He had previously been successful in
suit against his wife for absolute divorce on the
ground OF her alleged improper init M cy with Havs
~ ys atterWdrd married Mrs. Hinkle He allowed
lhe suit Tor damages TO go by default and was
isicd N''"'-
Justice Fitzgerald says the objections to the de-
fendants continued confinement In tail are nurelv
technicaI in character and capable of amend
ment He therefore denies the motion for the dis
charge Of Hays. ~ ~ N'S
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11

Hamburg.
ST MichaeIs lo-Arrived. steamer Morven tErl
Norr.e Shanghai. for York (for coaD; passed
Archimede Utab. NewYork for Naples
a
Gibraltar May lo-Passed steamers Cttta de Messina
Qtan Iaveteli. Genoa for New York: California (Brl
MitcteH Genoa. etc. for New-York.
Naples MAY Arrived Trojan Prince (Br1.
Faglcton New-YOTk.
Singapore May i0-Arrived previously steamer Roy
alist tE3r). Terney. New-York Hong Kong.
Porman May 6-Sailed, Leven tBrl. Peterson,
New-York tand passed Gibraltar sthi.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
WHITE PLAINS.

Coroner Banning, of Mount Vernon has called
the annual meeting of the Medical Society of West
chester County of which is president. for Tues
F. Chapman will read paper Modern Thera-
peutics in Gastrointestinal Disorders Dinner Will
be served at the Elberon Hotel.
Charles Little. well known resident of Mount
kisco died on Wednesday. He the of the
late Daniel II. Little. and thirty-three years
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
COLLECTOR BIDWELL BACK

Collector of Customs Bldwell returned Yesterday
from Washington where he had been on depart-
mental business. including the case of w II Tbeo
bald the special employe whose oner,tiors arc
now being investigated by the Treasury Denart
ment The Collector had nothing To saw about his
visit TO Washington, but decision In the Tbeohsjd
is looked for shortly
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
INSURED CHILDREN STARVING.
PARENTS FOUND GUILTY OF INTIUMAN CONDUCT
TOWARD LITTLE ONES


Eighteen months old insured for $50. starving
lying in bed of filthy its mother drunk. its
father in JAIL its eyebrows eaten off by mice. the
baby of Mrs. Agnes Henderson found the
top floor of No. 10 Vandewater-st, on Wednesday
afternoon by agent of the Gerry society. 1t was
taken to Bellevue Hospital. Its mother held
for trial in the Centre-st court Yesterday ana
may have to pay the premiums on the babys life
insurance policy longer than she expected.
When the Gerry agents rescued Walter O.. Byrne
four years old and Freddie O'Byrne. six years DID,
of Thomas O'Byrne. of No. 769 Melrose-ave
and stepsons of Thomass wife Mary, Walters
feet were covered with ulcers and his face was
scarlet with scrofula. His feet had been frozen
last winter, when he turned out of the house
barefooted and clad in rags. Freddie was starved
to skeleton. Both had their lives insured
Justice Mexican, in Special Sessions, yesterday
found the stepmother guilty of inhuman treatment
She will be sentenced Tuesday. Her husband
held much blame. In his case SEN
tence will be suspended.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
NET-BRUNSWICK SEMINARY.
THE PROGRAMME OF THE ANNIVERSARY ExER-
cIsEs-GRADUATE SPEAKERS.

CIsEs-GRADUATE SPEAKERS.
New-Brunswick, n. J.. May 10 (SpeciaD.-The So
clety OF Inquiry OF the Theological Seminary the
Reformed Church celebrated its eighty anni-
ycrsary this evening in HertzOg Hall Chapel. The
sermon preached by the Rev Edgar Tton jr
pastor OF the Second Collegiate Reformed Church.
of Harlem. his subject being THE Design OF the
Christian Ministry" The annual meeting Of the
Alumni Association OF the seminary will be held
on May u. at ! D. m. and the commencement
ercises the day 7>30 p m, when addresses
viii be delivered by the following members OF the
graduating class. Clifford Philip Case. Of SOner-
Vile y. J.: a Livingston Warnshus of Grand
Rapids. Mich and Gustavus Watermuelde-, of
Torreston ILL., The professional certificates VIII be
presented by the Rev. DR.. J. i. Searle, professor
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 4:47 1Oe a 2:55 Moons IL
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island He'll 7:31
PM.-Sandy Hook He'll 1855
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11

of systematic theology, and the address behalf
OF the Board of Superintendent will be given by
the Rev. DR.. E. G. Read of Somerve, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
INSPECTORS REPORT on POOLROOMs.
CROSS AND THOMPSON TELL ABOUT THEIR IN
YESTIGATIONS.

President York Of the Police Board yesterday re-
ceiYed from Inspectors Cross and Thompson
ports asked for by the Board in regard a num-
ber OF alleged poolrooms which the attention of
the Commissioners called early this week. In
spector Cross inclosed reports from Captain Vre-
denburgh. OF he Oak-st. precinct. concerning two
places. one at No. New Chambers-st and the
other at No. 80 Park Row, and from Captain Dia-
end. OF the Ftfth-st. precinct concerning an al
legged pcolroom No. ll2 East Ta-teenth-st.
Captain Nredenburgh tells Of detailing men to
make arrests At the places named and the results
Of their work. Captain Diamond made arrest
hut the discharged in court.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
Announcement.

E. & W. All pure white linen. E. & w.
a cool shirt for weather
New-York tribune., 1900-05-11
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SATURDAY. MAY 12.
TUESDAY, MAY Is,
SHIPPING NEWS.

m, Bremen. y G. LLOYD. .......... 700 1000 a m
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