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STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The sdvices from Manchester are unf.yorsble The
but closed with rather steadier feeling.
LIVERPOOL BREApsruPFs MARKET.
Messrs Richardson Spence Co. report that the wea-
ther unfavorabe for the crops Flour quiet at
quiet al Tuesday s advance Of 3D. Id sales Of red at
los. lis and white lis. I'd. 12s- 3D. Corn firm,
with The = o.
3D., yellow at 33s. . ass 3d. and white at S4s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION xA1KKr.
Messrs Wakefield, Mason Co., Bigland, Athya Co.,
weak V''i Pork STEADY Bacon steady LARD rm
Dos. Tallow frm Niles Of North American 1t 53s 64s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The brokers and other circulars report pot ashes dull at
sos. Cd SIS Sugar steady COGse firm, with slight
Improvement on the lower qualities. Rice firm, with
large inquiry for Images 90 saos al qualities ph
adelpha bark sales at s.. 3D. &c. lid. Fish oils slow
of sale, but prices unaered. Lnseed oil active at 2s
dun at 34s 33s Cd closing with sellers at the latter
American tar l5s. Sd. Tea unchanged
LONDON MARKETS.
Mcssrs Barring Brothers report wheat advanced q. !;
sales Of white American 81 o6s eos and red at Us 9
Sc. Flour 3os a2. Iron, rail and bar, dull At Is
U.s. Cd IS los. pig iron dull at 5as Sugar steady Tea
quiet prices easier but s1SoGSs snca.nss1 ss
dulat 35s roughdeclned 70 7s 3D. Rice arm, with
tive demand, conee firm At an advance Of 3D. ls.
Linseed cake firm. Lnseed oil nrm at 20s Sd. Fish oils
quiet. Sales Of sperm at 92s. cod 1T Co..
nAyuz cp11v4s n~runr. N
The sales Of the week added up 800 bales New Or
closed with declining tendency and the quotations. were
barely maintained The stock In port 267 900 bales
TEE LATEST MARKETS.
Cotton-sacs yesterday 1000 bales including 10 specu
lators and exporters. The market closed very dull, and
prices weak. -
Breadstuns steady.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
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BRooxLyS REGAuA--This regatta, which was TO have
been continued from Monday last and concluded yester
day. did or owing TO the Jersey City rcgatta
taking place The members OF the club, having met,
pissed resolution to the following eectTat owing TO
the day not proving suitably breezy for the Brooklyn re-
gst,a 10 off, and the Jersey City one happening on
the Ilowing day, IL is unanimously resolved that this re-
gatta stand adjourned until the 18th OF July next, Of
WHICH due notice viii be given through the public press
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AUSTRIA.
RUSSIA.

ne Austrian Cabinet had unanimously resolved 70 70
e~AAsish the Ministry Of Commerce and Public WORKS.
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Coroners, ORce.


An ANTE MoRyxn EXAMINATIONS DExAyDED.-T Ccro
ners were notified yesterday Of the dying condition Of
man at the New York Hospital, named Thomas Battery
who was fatally stabbed At the grocery store Of William
Miller No 70 Laurens street, the evening Of the 18th
instant by young fellow named oNei The father Of
the injured called three times at the ONCE in the
course OF the afternoon but unable 70 procure the
services Of either Coroner 0Kecfe or Gamble the officials
then on duty The will probably be attended 70 TO-
day Raery Is represented 10 be very low and would
NOT be surprising II he should pass away at any moment
ONei ia at largo, and for the purpose OF having
him arrested thai the father Of the ing man was
anxio that the norton examination should be held
yesterday
Fovxp DaowSp The body Of an unknown man, in a
decomposed condition. found floating in the water at
the foot Of per - East river yesterday Tho body which
was scarccy recognizable had evidently been In the water
several months Coroner 0Keefe was notified to hold IN
inquest.
AccDrn.-George Coffee, lad about four years old,
resdsg At 90 Cannon street. by Of the
Grand sfsAt ferry omnibusses Monday evening and
almost utantaniousy killed. The occurrence rs sasd VI
have been partly accidental. Coroner 0Keee mott
ned 70 hold an inquest upon the body.
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rHE ATROCITIES OF THE RorALrsrs m SICILY.
Loypox, June n, 1890
Admiral Mandy to the Secretary Of the Admiral
~ from Palermo June o. that the enacted hers
srs most horrible whole DISTRICT thousand yards
An length by one hundred wde has been laid In ashes
vsmyies have been burned alive with the buildings In
wAsch they lived The atrocities Of the royal troops
have been f4ah,ful In other parts converts, churches
and soaied edces have been crushed by shells, eleven
hundred pf which were thrown into the city from the
citadel and about hundred nom the ships, besides
grape cannistsv and round shot
THE CONFERENCES AT BADEN.
The Emperor Napoleon had an interview with the Prince
Prussia at Baden on the 10th inst, but the result or
has not yet ranspired.
THE fRfNrH FUNDS.
psals. June l6-32sr.M
The Rcirsc opened fat to-day, but slight improve
net subsequently took place The rentes closed al ssf
t5c., which Is lower than yesterday.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LONDON MONEY! yARKrr.
mo Iosdcp rcoey market was slightly eascr. Console
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FRANCE.

me annexaion of Savoy and Nice TO France wss for
mally contaminated on the 1sth inst The event was
celebrated in Paris by grand military review and n
Derm- N. Thouvenel was decorated with the Grand
Gordon OF the Legion Of Honor on the occasion.
The monthly return Of the Bank Of France shows 40
increase in cash OF over nineteen million francs
The health Of the Prince Jerome had again become -
r,ous causing much uncasiness 10 his relatives and
friends.
The Paris Bourss was fat at ssf SOC. for the rsn,s
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vs new Russian loan Of eight millions sterling, at four
ana bali per cent was expected 70 be introduced Lon.
don Wy The Earrings
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIVE EUROPA At HALIFAX.
ADvlCE0 10 SUNDAY, JUNE H.
-~-~~~s>r--~--r-~~~~~~~-
PROGRESS OklTE MClIAN REVOLUTION
ne Congress q Continental sove-
reisns at Baden.
Departure Of the Great Eastern
far New York
Decline in 0uttsu- Improvement In
SrsadstuAs,
~, Ae., &es
PROGRESS OklYHE MCILllH REVOLUTION.

HArDAx, June 20, 1891.
ma stsaDsh Europa, Captain Leitch, from Liverpool
- The loth mst via Queenstown the l7h inst, has
arrived q this port. Ee
ne Europa arrived here n hah.past Six O'Clock this
evening" end sailed again ~ ten O'Clock for Boston, whore
~ win 10 due at early hour on Thursday morning
1ns Europa has lol passengers. she reports-Passed
u the 2oth nstant steamer supposed TO be the Arabia
snA On the 21st inst. tho ship Robena
me steamship Edinburg, from New York on the I'd,
arrived at Liverpool On the 18th inst
Tho steamship Persia from New York on the 6th ar
rived at Queenstown the 18th and At Liverpool the
~ inst.
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SARDINIA.

The Sandman ministry had introduced project for
new loan Of one hundred and nny millions Of francs
Marshal valiant en- route FOR France, visiting VIC.
cor Emanuel.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

ne English Parliamentary proceedings are unir-
portant.
Explanations were given in both Houses Of the out
break In New Zealand, conhrmatory Of the newspaper
accounts
II was reported that the twelve millions sterling re-
commended for fortihcations by the Defence Commits
stsnsrs win be raised by Of snnutss tesmnable
m 1--WE years. and works WIN DO FORTH
with commenced
O. r. James, the novelist, Is dead.
John Foster Co., private bankers al Belson, rad sus
pcudcd Their liabilities were moderate
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Died, IN Snthiown, Long island We r7sh ipstAnt,
Hon JoeHrs s~rrH, Formerly stase senator, seed any
ninc years
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Captain Hardy, Leutenants Rogers and Tyjor, calling.
Sawyer General wheat arrived on the Dodgs, and
returns in the Mexican steamer Consultation u nv
days.
Tho Dodge leaves at II H., and win be towed over ths
bar by the Consultation. me authorities have shown
great deal Of attention 70 the ocsrs Of he Dodge On
Sunday last Gen. Cara, surrounded BY brilliantly uni
formed STAR paid visit 70 the Dodge and Ne tsd Win
seventeen gums which were answered by ~ castle.
Consul Chase and hs accomplished wife were also On
board, and were saluted with the usual number u guns
Mrs. Chase cheercd upon leaving the "Heronc o.
Tsmpco" title which she has Justly won On Tuesday
Gen. Cara gave splendid banquet 70 tho ccsrs Of the
Dodge and General Wheat Ut which the best Of eelmg
prevailed General wheat leaves for the interior with
General Cara in short time. The reports nom The IN
terror very conflicting Uraga u said 70 30 slowly
General Vol is badly wounded In the breast, and IL
thought from his advanced age that he cannot recover
General Cara will move with splendid column - soon
- his park Of artillery arrives.
The Wave sailed on the 18th from Vera Cruz.
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THE REVOLUTION IN SICILY.

There is nothing important from Sicily.
oarbaldi was actively engaged in organizing his re-
isrve forces and expected that he would not mako
any new movement FOR some days.
late despatch from Palermo dated the nth inst, says
IA The cmbsrkatou Of the royal troops continues and
sAat the town u stin barrioaded.
ne statement that tho Neapotsn squadron had seized
svo ssips conveying volunteers and TO Sicily still
lncks conf1mation.
m Nsapolitan envoy 70 Paris returned 70 Naples
witAcus visiting London, under the conviction that his
nission would b useless.
TURIN, June II, 1860.
II dc Nartino, the Neapoltan Envoy, entrusted with
detailed Instructions for brief and urgent negotiations
with the Emperor Napoleon.
NE following are the bases on which the King Of Ma
plea consents u least for the present. 10 arrangement
with the Scilan insurrectionists-
Francis H. ready TO engage himself to grant liberal
should the ecilans desire distinct and independent
= ps0e Sicily in position similar 70 that Of the Duchy
- Luxembourg
ne attitude Of Count Cavour leaves, however, little
hope Of q solution favorable 10 the King Of Naples
Gariba,di being triumphant, Count Cavour now re-
quests the Cabinet Of the Tucres 10 adopt In regard 70
siiy the policy followed IN rcfsrence 70 Tuss-y, rs
~, Nodena and the Legations, This request has only
been cou0dsntially made 10 the Emperor Napoleon
Count CAvour has addressed ocia despatch 70 the
hsvalier Nigrs who communicated its contents 70 H.
Thouvenel about four days ago.
In Wis despatch Count Cavour expresses hope that
vance win nos In any way interfere In the snAirs Of
sicily He reminds the French Cabinet that the principle
Of nountsrvention in Italy, ~ contained in the cele
brscd note Of Lord John Russell, has been ocaly &C
cepsed by the French government
ne Marquis Forrearra, Marquis RocaiOrte, and Count
N.p,oui sicilian eniQrss, have gone 70 Palermo.
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THE CONFERENCE OF sovEREIGNs A.
BADEN.

ne Royal Conference to be held At Baden had attracted
considerable attention The Prince Regent Of Prussia Ar
rived there on l4th ns and the Emperor Napoleon
on the following day. 1t reported that the Kings Of
sHzony, Hanover, Bavaria and Nuremberg, and other
German Princess would joinlin the Conference Various
were the specuatons 70 the cause and eject Of the
meeting but nothing authentic known concerning IT,
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LIvRPPoL COTTON MARKET.
Tho sales Of cotton In the Liverpool market for the
week were $4,000 bales, OF which l. 500 bales were To
spectators and 5000 10 exporters. Prices very
irregular and decline Of eeighth one quarter OF
penny had taken place all qualities The sales Fri
day bales OF which 400 bales were on specu-
laon and for export The market closed dull at the fol-
lowing authorized quotations -,
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lANfftps afkhos suht v, tro3 y
Departure from rcrs Crr-7k Brookiyw and Sorasopa-
Uregss Dgeat-Ts Jvayz Cabsrs-kcc>~oss g ves-
sis-OFceys Of ne Dcdoe-Ges. Wheas--o5nad Czase--
Urooa Recorcrne- Gn>roi VOLS wosnd-xliayy
Movements, &c.
We lcf Vera Cruz the morning Of the sth, with de-
spaiohcs for the Secretary c STATE and with orders 10
touch al this port Mr.. McIAne left the Brooklyn on
The morning Of the ID for raguna The Brooklyn lowed
The Saratoga sea- she firing parting salute 10 the city
she had saved The city returned the salute with good
will sndmsny prayer went up for the safety Of tho gal
liant ship and her gallant Captain Turner's mama
win henccforsh be household word In "Heroic Vera
Cruz "Antcuia watched him from the house TOP and
blessed his ooers from himself 10 his mere lieutenant"
The news Of Uraga's defeat and capture
hss been confirmed IL also reported That
the second 10 command killed, leaving
General T. NJ j. Csrvs,al ~ Tsnaulipas, IN command.
This DISASTROUS for the liberals and in case the
column that remains under carvaia routcd they
will be worse on than they have been They have
not been d,spirlsod or down yet, and deter
,ned never 10 say de has resigned but his place
a MOI b~rp allied shen let General Ampudis n
~ admin ietrrnr The war ofhce TIE Wave "a small
~. .y WI 10 now co~sting between here and Iaguna,
al All he perts The Constitution (formerly In.
.o".n,'s 'stasn dsstenaga here under orders che
a y, 10 ~us ard " commanded by of the most
ssIs,, ane.rs ~ e psvy The oicers ~ The Tige
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Arrived. SUNDAY, Sent. l6.

Steamship Huntsville Post, Savannah mdse and pass to IL
Cromwell Co Sept Is 20 mleS Cape Haeras signaled
steamship Montgomery bound s. time of Cape Hatteas
hgaed steamship Georges Creek from Baltimore Savannah
iae cay Hateras bearing s. w 40 miles distant sgnaed
sihr Alena, bound 10th, sgnaed steamship Nashville Tor
charleston. Iha ii. experienced strong head winds.
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, Richmond, Sc mdse aud
pass TO Ludlam Hencken - ~
ship Niagara to Bath Lawrence Liverpool 35 DAVIS coal
Liverpool for New York. > - F " "''' '''"'
ship Charter Oak, Of setnpot Chase, smyms July pad
Chase. WV w. " N"' Val
Ship Peruvian Of Boston Roberts Baltimore DAYS coal to
master Came to this port to finish loading for San Francisco
lSh INST a so lon Y 80 painted port ship steering south
Sons signal) ~ A'"
days. guano 10 Barr Bro f'
be 10 master 49, 80
Bark Julius Cammert, Of Easpo Buchanan Cardiff "a dys
railroad iron TO master Aug H. lat 90 % lon 10 a. spok, b
Jeahnette nom Gloson Eng) for Boston The C. has b
se sr9t west ~ Tue nanks with tight westerly winds
Bark Wursa (anl Becker Bremen 81 days lde and $50
pass 70 hrn,ehen unkdr Aug 9 lat ~ ~ lon ~ Is sooke
III schr Ehor from Haar for England alt lat 43 o5 hon "a
90 spoke ship Fariua Of Boston steering H. w "
barb MAiagorda, Brown Wareham days In bas IA mss
btg haInaA Downing Crnfeg Aug H. sugar 10 n Talhoi
sh inst Bafneg. bearing WSW. 10 miles Was nm into bx
IAs 'ehI bAsDa Vista, 9m ssies Jsga w Vbgne, which
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p,ssxu1er. Sailed

Ia t.am,hip Fulton for Hdrys and Southamptoz-E Narh
beaIe Of Dispatcher H. T. Clark Ashman WIFE, two oahd
rem and servant Mrs. Kesel q o. Born, H. B-1nsr
NevYork; A. de rei Mr. and Mrs T. w Evans and daogntr
and daughter San Francisco L. Hubbard H. lnioes New
York Mrs Behriny and two children BAtimorei r. byrDe,
Rev Father Sm.t New.York; T. j. Card Br3okyn o. A.
Caesar b. Faessrr New York Ms Evans, r. Dale, Phi
adepha; Mr. and Mrs Vog. child and servants Ney H. Ler
ansrd j. Blanc Ritter John and Louis Sey Masters 4 and
O. Feuy Newly rk j. L. Wise Mary and Monies SPAN
II ThoTtpecken NewYork ID. e. Hs.kin, CaifoInis ~ D.
Gillian NewYorh Mr. Musbet, Neworl.us; @ Psrth5ge,
J and Miss Duyeyser. New York; w. IT. WILCOX W. Lewis
Phil ldepia; Mr.. and Mrs j. Bowler, Mr. and Mrs u Aoadl
California; Mr. Randolx Paris; H. Atss, New-Jersey Miss
Odhs New-York; Nod and Mss Torrschin New Haven r.
Smith, NewYork A. A Auman, Virginsi Mrs Gasparoni,
Psrs; v Wall, c. Hicks, Goutalt, Mss r. EbensT hrS
Miss l. Wilson New.York r. L. Goepert, p Tisso Caifor'
mia. Total IS.
IN stedm,hp Bdtayi1, for Hasbgrg and Southampton
q &. Muhle Mr. and Mrs A Bullet. w Haas Miss NJ Meyer
C. T.. Redel and family NJ. WAGNER Mrs. H. Murray Mad
Tornie w II Bigle g. S1seunhl G. Burch, w nanhiem j.
Hoerschner Kroner H. Stotzer A. Roth. C. Nilsson Prof L.
Larson r. A. Dreiss Miss b. Fleche Mrs Mary Dung Win
senden, J. d. Ruve and family, Wagner Jordan .oh,
j. Staple W. Lauer, j. LenburFer r. Hubert Mr. and Mrs
j. Betz Mrs. LaDgben and enld H. Konigow and family aud
Ia ,team.lip Ctyof Manser for liverpool and Queens.
Mrs Ramsey Harrison, c. dillingham; J II Campbell and
two daughters Blake w. Cola, A. Bakenske, O.. A. Nor
ris, G. Meyers and 1871 In steerage. Total, l4I - - .
Ia aeaR Kaynak fer NassdH-R. Wiley J. Smith, w. h.
Wiley r. brisk w. Renk T. Rogers p. Fox T. Finegan,
VI and Joyce, p Joyce J. Mccabs NewYork Mrs Taylor
servants t. Daring and son, r. Butler Mrs Griffin, r.
Boyd A. Scott Nassau Ensign HGete Seay and Barry OF st
w regiment For Hivsns-D VI Mahz, A. Fener j. Fogue-
90 and servant, 4. A. ETisndson
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wxs,s.-g,,oytss ky Ts!1syapa.

.o.v Sent is-FLovR steady With large sales y az
.sss oBotstions WHBsr dull and dech:ed Sg ". ~,
so White 3T9 81 o.. CORH dun a.d heasy pss
tl.Ss Unchanged Provisions quiet Po'k-Mess 81
3d.. ais Lard stsady at lat Coffee hrn a. I4@i'c' "
=, ascI, ed le sales at IS.. Il. u,,,,,- S.,Bn.d
spruApHrPHIl, Sept b-fLouR gu'et WHsAr $500 te.
al < col SIS Red, e. ss@SI r ~ Oo''S a'"'''
c%c.sS SEPT FtorS sa for No. spns Iu snS s,s
~ r No D. IN store. C9Ry dull ' RsosirTs1S COO Sd.
as GO bush Wheat; l3 90 ss 20 b 49,, >,
a., snIpwrzTs-7 bbls Flour LL' 'S1h !"
yCsa,b Corn FREIaHTs dso u 81 ioc "a nss' ~ Du'a'
S s,Y vs' P,CTlSef on Nsw-York 2 eeat hum;
oswsso Sept IS n-ora aosaossa oSs a a,,sd
b,ore the steamers generally known Vn saes
"a 900 bush WIntsr Red Western, principally at S'pV eL o.
ana "a OO bush No Chicago Spring at $l ~ anpst ana a
cred in boats the market closes quiet and nomineY lowell
Cow arce and held the views OF buyeT oc Were
eersJ but refused BARLEY unchanged sales push Oan
Gn az 9c OATS and RYE quit CANAL FRsleh1s %
A 56c on Flour ne Wheat llc on Corn 70 Se" iok
IspoRTs-C0 bbs Flour 1888 600 bush Wheat STo pasn
g., 2DO bush Oa 20 800 bush Barley Z0D ousn rye
C,x.r FYPoRrs3 $50 bb Flour $500 bush Wheat ioV
ba.h Corn $3.50 bush Oats ls 100 bush Barley s"" ou'n
Rye, Ll68 bush Peas. ,. son.,ue,,r
IInIyy Sept u.s. s m.-FLouR unchanged denand.at
WBHAr sales $50 push rood white Michigan at tl o. ooES
,aeS 400 bush Winter soc Oars sales so bush state ~
aaaa9lc WHISKY; sales ia bbls. Prison at NdIisc'
Cy6sysTI Sept l5-FLouR duh and unchanged WHISKY
aul and declined &c. Mess PORK, SIS BAooSNcthng d'ne
MosRY msrbet unchanged .oooN,..
NYw URLa.ys sept 15-CoTToS-ssles today i oaes .,
lolaU &C. Mddllng Mess Poss, Sz% Inc rest Oh 'oe
MAJ al m HANGED,
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ships-Aqgasts W9Odh9n, Savannah, s. l. Mitchl
Son; Yorktown Parrish, Norfolk l. diam Hetncken NASH
Vile Murray Charleston spoford Teston Co. Monticello,
Goger, AleSsndra H. B. Cromwell Co.; Potomac, Walton
Baltimore Fl. y Cromwell Coz Patapseo, Vail, Portsnd H.
b. Cromwell Co.. Kdrnak, Brownies, Nassau q CunaEd H.
r. Cuyler. Berry Savannah, II b Cromwell X Go. Oh,
Nightingale Bowen, Liverpool McKee, Shatem1e, Oxnard
Liverpool Snow Burgess; $ Ely, Lying'ton LiyefpooI
II Marshall & Co.
Bsns-Ardennes Good EiEabehport, Plume Lamont; J..
c. Kuhn Moss glasgow. j. h Brewer L. Co. Golden Rule,
White berry, Aspinwsn Panama Railroad Co -,
Bng-Iilags Belle Scott, Queenstown, James Iris Eddy,
Brusch H. d. Brooknan Co. OBren Plnmer JacksonyiLe,
Brett. Son Co, Julia, Robson, Fogo ~ +, Dealey
aforementioned Howard, NewbeD, 5. Davis Clare
mont Johnson, Richmond c. H. Person; d. aole Ailen
ST Augustine Van Brunt Saght Wm Bacon Tyler Norfolk
stuges CearmaD Co Marietta Gray Barbados, George r.
Hatch Florida Mott, Norfolk, Bedel A. Damon Hssisll
Philadelphia r. Buck Co Marcslla Crockett Portsmouth
W. j. Blown Co Bay State, Hallet, Boston Dayton Go
T. Baker, Gil Philadelphia H. NJ. Johnson kes 81 Mays
Brett Co.; ). Gilman Crowel, Boston, 5. w. Lewis
Co c sropg Lisclm, Baltimore, Merrill Abbott; Era
May O, Boston, J. w. Mckee.
Sloop-Opera. Satellite, Providence master
BaIge-Oneids, Trout, Philadelphia j. Briggs
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DIED.
BAKER-At Sea-

BAKER-At scsrsdae, on Saturday morning Sept Is Mrs
Susan Baker widow Of David Baker in the 18th wear Of her
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral at st. Marks Church New York on Mopdny I7th
inst, at o'clock, without further notice. ~
CORNELL-On Sunday, Sept l6 Sherman infant CON nj J.
and Minnie X. Cornell
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO attend
the funeral Tuesday at II O'Clock at No Chareton
DU FION-In Brooklyn, Long Island Saturday noon Sept
rs, Mr. Jasper Do flon, In the 55th yer Of his age
The relatives friends pecny Invited 10 attend the
funeral from his late redence No 55 Dued street on Mon
day, Sept. II, d2P. m.
JORDAR-In Jersey City, Sunday Sent l6 TbomAs d
Jordan, Of small poK IN the saith OF his age -
His funeral viii take place this day D. H. from his late re
denee, corner Grand aud Barrow streets.
MEHWlN-.At Bergen N. j., Friday evening Sent n,
FIsnk Milton son Of Joseph H. and Adald A Merwin ~
months
MATTlsoN-In this city Friday evening Sent a 1890
Frank only child Of Alexander w and Sarah Ann Ma,i.on
sgsd ~ months and 10 days '
Philadelphia papers please copy.
PEABODY-On Sunday morning Sent L. Robe,, suo iu,,
son Of Charles A. and Julia l.. Peabody ' "'
His Temsns will be taken TO Hyde PAX Dutcbe Countv for
intement. ''' w
RHEEKENBACK-In New Brunswick IL J. on vsas,5,v
event Sept ~, MIA Mary wife Of Nicholas RbenLanbn-S
eyed b. Yeas mouths ALa " days