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suIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or HEw-YORK........JULr 81
('ienred.

Cleared.
Steamship Europe tFrl. Ductr'ne' Havr' George Mac
krnx-. A., ., -, 1.h.,,
Co.
Steamship Hsyti ORR Hrr-m. liverpool, Booth Co.
STEAMSHIP B.albec (Br.) Harmon. Liverpool H. Ouhauo
eteam.hl p Gen. sherman. Pendrlton, Baracoa; -, 4,
Steamship Lsdona, loyey Ncw-OseaI'' o. h'in''A'A
Fillmore. -, n l. = ga,
Ship Village Belle (Br Liiae Londonderry o. K j. h"'i
Snip Henry (,iuch ohleheh Rotterdam fanch' Ms'n'A'
L Wondi. =. n.
ship Moloek.e, Niekels Naples Dearborn Bros;
TsIk Orm,nli Prescott. Pirih Amb9y. BAXTER -
RnrT IIoIi. ID Perkn. St Jago, J. Thompson - D.
Bark wavclst (Brl. Wavelet o'9o'"e MO H. '"''' Oh
Bs,k iipdine. Wilson. Baltimore, Roger, { Rich r.
EsrS pl.aIes Miller Cow Say. Yates aud r9rtefhei
Psts voi,ni Rollins Newt Orleans. ". IL Robson Co.
pt ~ ~ Dodge Walls, Mobile T. d. iurlout Co.
Bri, onsngo t3rj. Brooke Cow Bay, {. y swain
Rris sam (BrD Rivers Cow by,, l. noou,pee"f g u-,
Brig J. BenkholIn tbr) benhhoin' 20" Day - r." "'
H., tCsy,dopsee Harry, jacksonville Fla, Hersls
Mt Orient m D. Joyce ilafbor Grace. . 49,,
ME Alphor lBL Morrison ST. John, NJ b. III Nsvins
hi, Nellie. Wallace, St. Thorn" and st. croa, Boche
scst " D. Bedford Landing st. John, N b. j. L. d.
Snh, Charles Benton, Latter Eswbsrn, Murray No
schr. j. W. Hatfield tBr) Potter, ST. John n b. D.
DsWolf ,,
scbr, Horton (Br.l, Wallace. Wo.i'is, N. 8. d. X p'
sehr. Jamestown. Mages wsshinston, T. D. HurlSa'
So, Elishs Y. Smith Docsn Newbern. C. 0oodspssd
Schr lessee Jones (Br) Large st. Nis Jones Lough
Schr Edith (Bf.). Savssr. Essssu, jos Guscs
Schr Marvin. Miller. New 0rIssns. T. z. Phillips.
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tells him masss run we of be said we all liars. an eff

tells him massa run off, be said oil liars an ef
we don't 90 right back be shoot we"
i you would instruct your readers in the true state
OF the southern (SOuth Carona) mind. don't publish
alone Mr. Taveaus carefully prepared letters. and
thence freely deduce that the Of the Southern
people are ready TO do this that which is honest In
the eyes OF a man who knows black. white. but
only manhood. Send correspondent to attend the
sessions OF proyostcourt in the country. and give
digest OF erery that before 1t In day or
week, and promise that all or one half viii be calcu
lated to stir the blood and Indignation Of every true
man. Though Slavery is dead the spirit which welded
(and the war; is not and restoration OF authority
TO such spirits the absolutely pdrts mode OF
procedure known. No black man. nor black man 3
friend, will be justice. yet all black men must be
Judged sentenced and punished. The military court
was liable enough TO bias and bribery the civil one
proposed is already bought. w.
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THE ALLEGED THEFT OF A DIAMOND PIN.

THE ALLEGED THEFT OF A DIAMOND PIN.
To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: Your paper of the 9th inst. contained
what purported to be an account Of an outrageous
assault and robbery committed by Patrick Oates and
Bartholomew Griffin on a Mr.. William Dayton in q
Fhaye. stage. Will you be kind enough to state that
after full invest CATION Of the matter by Justice Dodge,
the complaint Of Mr. Dayton has been dismissed and
the accused parties honoraby discharged Mr. Dayton
stating that be intoxicated when the charge YVES
made ard that the diamond pin he had accused them
OF stealing had been taken the day before from his shirt
by his sister without his knowledge. and after the
charge was made returned to him By her. Will you
also state that the gentlemen against whom this charge
was made. were-not thieves or rowdes. but officers
Zone Captain the other Lieutenant in the I'd Metro.
politan Police Regiment and that at the time OF their
arrest they had just returned to this city with ther
regiment after three years service In the held
JUSTICE.
Tour PoliceRcporter informs that the statements
of Justice" were substentisted by subsequent do
velopmcnts of the Diamond Pin" casc.-ED.I
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Trayeiers, Guide.

To Albany by Hudson Il. r., Depo, 3o'h,. and
l0th-svs aud by Harlem r. r., Depot 2eth.si.
and 4hav. via Hudson River. 4 a. IN, 2,46,
and l0lp. m, via Harlem u A. N. and ~ Q.
Sunday train. via Hudson River. p. m City
cars run between Chambers aud 3cth-sts. stations
and Oily Hail and 2ithst. station.
To Al1''y, landing at principal place. on The the Hnd.
son, BY steamer {. Wizard Tuesdays, ihursday'
and ss:urday.. and Daniel Drew, Mondays. We'd
nesdly. and fridsys, from foot Of Desbros'es't.
To baltimore by the New.Jrrsey Il. K. foo, Of
Cotrtsndt-st. aud lli a. M. p M, and IL
To Boston. BY steamer, CIV Of Bath every ssiur-
day, and Jersey Blue, every "Wednesday, from
80 5oton. by New London line. Pier 50 n H.,
and Neptune Line Pier q ~ H.. daily Sunday
70 i.,on 11 Sc~i.:cn r r. VIA ;aia,aed p Il"
T. Eo'ion by new Haven e. L., ii;i,s, and iih'
aI. vic Shore Line. III s,l D. M Sunday. ?. m
ForCat.knL by steamer Thomss Powell from foo.
o frsnklin,,.. y. r.. every Tuesday and Thurs
dy, al p. aud every Saturday aluminium. p m
To { al an ilsua Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca and
we,t by Ere Railroad. foot OF Chunberrst.. 7
sd 10 a IN. ................:.... pm
ro Greenpor. by Lops Island Il. r. foot ofJame.
np b. ;.c :Hi Ws.i c.mp a "
'team-r, -avr FOO; Of Iiisrsonst. North River p ni
Il Ne~burs. Poushssepsie Roundont and hile.
ton. lsnd.ns at Corx.n's Dock. West Point aud
Milton. the ss.aiaeE Mary Powell. daily from TOO; .
SO y, L 4 Tor .nio "
and springhed-stesmsrs leave Peck Slip at 3.
20 iy IL. Ncwiien Ra ati
and i,-.v At : g. ii m. III. }. Ji5, y SUD p IA
20 Norwals landing at Whio,ioue, City ls'snd
and Greenwich. by steamer John Romef. pieF %
ER tPeet .p, y p m.
T. the West. BIZ Cenrsl Railroad OF New. Jersey.
via Allentown. rom foot Of Li5er;yst. ~ H..
a m. ~ m and 500 SUNDAY train........ p N
| 10 fhilsdclphia, by Ns~.Jcrs-y Kaihoad foot OF
Court sni' 1t, 7. 20 All lit NJ ~ m, antt p.
m. and 10 mdn gut. cunday................. p M
To Staten Island, By steamer. from Pier No. ~ y.
K. near Deyst., st :, Q, 1880 m. IL "a 2 ;,
go 100 p m.
To Providence by Neptune steamship Coz Line.
daily from ri~r a. foot OF Robnsons, " X, At v N
70 White Noun ain. and Lsic Memptrnaso:-
| Direct route Vi. New Haven lsic,mb ~ or rail-
ro.dl Sprin.ned aud tho Connecticut River VAT
ley. T,se steamer. II tom Peck zip II J.I3 p. IN.
from gsh ~. station at IL 10 p IN
Ito Washington. by NewJcrsey H. X foot OF
,ilnl-p, snnd.v..',.,....' . m
Ior nr,h,r In rcsnd 20 RAILROAD Time Ta5es
see Advertisement Ia snJ.ier mart o. paper
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CHrEP CUARrERNAsrERs OrrIcs. }
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WAsHIxsroN ID. C.. July :. 1905.
earn ON HARNESS AND SADDl,ES-

CHrHP CrARrERNAsrERs OrrICs. ,
DEPOT WASHINGTON,
WAsHrxsroN d. C., July :. 1905.
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES.-
There j. on hand this depot for sale, about oo sets
~ limited :, ates Harness. consisting OF
ll3 Single sal Of lead horse harness
LA sins.e sets Of wheel horse Harness.
$500 Single sets OF lead mule Harness
san Single sci OF wheel male Harness
sol Single set OF lead horse Ambulance Baness' ana
1921 Single sets OF wheel horse Ambulance Harness:
Th. harness been used In the public service ou Is m
.,rviceabc for road and farming Purposes. -, ~. %.
sealed proposal, invited for ats purchase In lots oil s
set aud upward. ,.L;.,,,
Proposals must plainly state what kind OF hafne" oa iof,
whether wheel lead mule horse; and Tor @mouancs
harness. whether wheel or cad -, -, .., ,ho.
pcrs are also invited the purchase OF several tnou
.5 orn Saddles Of various patti In lots OF 100 ana up
I'D sanpes OF harness snd saddles can be seen ~ the
foys,rn emf hli in this city, application to Coone
Charles H. rom Lins A GYM, corner Of lwenty''econd
Popo.as for the pGrchase Of i. harness, &c. will be re-
ovs3 AT hi, office until II TUESDAY. August 1909
and should 30 ndorsed Proposals for the purchase oil har
P.vmrat I'm Government funds, must be made upon tue
proposal and prior to the delivery OF tho ha
meas, &c. 49,. ii ...oos.t.
The uuders xned the right to reject all proposals
which may BE- considered TOO low.
The sale of harness public auction adveEtised 'uh'
Tho sale Of wagons aud mules Is sl going on from Gay
Jay ru''u''e'' N' '"'"'' D. H. RUCKER.
Breyet ysor Gen. and Quartermssser.
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PART I.
Park March

Park March.
!. Overture, THE Fairies otthe Lake. .Auber
Q. Merceaux. Obligato for Cornet. .Suppe
3. March from the EnchantreSs, Ever be
PART III.
4. The Victory. Grand March. ..........C. Wells.
). Overture to "PreciOsa" ..-..............-WeD Weber
6 Ouickstep 1.-THE General. .......... KOchk ecr.
T. Grand Selection from ''Satanella" .Baife
PART Ill
g. Papageno Polka. -Stasny'
9. Vivandier's Song from La File du Regi'
ment-" Salute Ia France. ..-.--.. D0nl5etti.
TO- Quckaep "Annie Of the Vale" .-.-..-. Bradley.
IL. Waltz dream of the Ocean GungL
1he Union
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The Elective Franchise.
To Dh T1itOy Of The ~ y. 7rits.s.

SIR: Below submit for public consideration
suggested change in the National Constitution. Thai
document. as 1t nov sand, contains no provision FL
Dept BY plica,on 10 who. other than nainralzet
persons. are citizens. Tho legal theory and judicA
construction TO- and has been. that citizen OF eiihe
one Of the States became by virtue Of ha citizenship
citizen Of the United States and this being granted
Southern reasoning determined. and acted upon III
further theory that could only become n oiihei
Of the United State. by becoming citizen Of an ndi
vdual State Lis first and most imperative duty aud al
legiance was 10 that State. The adoption Of The sus
seol amendment will dispose Of this State Rights doc
tTnc forever.
And without some amendment OF the Kind the whoe
question as to the right ofsursre will remain 1t It
prc exists under the Constitution as !! s eKcli
,ivey 10 the individual States to confer 1t upon.
fuse il to whom they respectively please 1t Is hns
that Congress may contain sufficient numerical vote
in favor Of granting refusing the night OF Suffrage to
some particular class 10 prevent the admission Of new
State or the re Organization OF an old one, without a
State Constitutional provision for against the vong
OF such class But here the power ceases. To ob,ain
admission the State inserts the required Constitutional
elause is admitted and the next year. or any time
thereafter onends her Constitution ana takes back and
denies the right This Is another incident OF State
RIGHTS for which there present remedy. but which
would be entirely obviated by adopting tho proposed
amendment This amendment will destroy no existing
right Every man who is now voter will continue 50
until Lis DEATH Every boy who has got or rather who
oosby thinks be has got too old to learn to read and
write Is allow ed to trouble generation with his ignG'
ance It confers United States ctizenshp on ali nj,
tive born and paturalized inhabitants. 1t makes
voter without the consent Of the State In which be 70
des Of every man. white black. or yellow. as the co"
may be- who fits himself for the privilege, and prevents
the States from hereafter granting such privilege to any
one native or FOREIGN born white black. who does
not feel interest enough in the Government snd nsttu'
tons Of the country to acquire sufficient knovedgo TO
understand them and to read the history Of passing
events. Dill
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Returned.

Schooner Even, of Nassau Sawyer hence 18th inst for
Nassau. 10th inst in heavy blow from SW carried
away fosnas close the deck and loss ide 20h inst
miles south of Bsrnegat taken in tow by pilot boa.
Ezra Nye No 2 aad towed 10 this port
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THEFT OF A WATCH.-On the 29th OF April
last number Of young men became engaged In a
scuffle in the saloon Of Alexander Mckay, No. E9
Beecker.st. Mckay attempted TO separate them, and
the party named William j. Woods caught up the
watch and ran away with it, On Thursday he was ar.
rested by Officer Richly OF the Eighth Ireeinet ana
Justice Dodge committed him for trial. The watch had
been pawned.
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CITY NEWS.

Music IN THE CENTRAL PARK.-The Central
Park Commissioners announce that. If the weather is
fine. there will be music on the Nall at the Park
this afternoon at Al O'clock by the Central Park Band,
under the leadership of II. d. Dodworth The follow
ing is the programme
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BORT n)ar0ems' Notice.

SrArg or NEw-yoRK,
Poar-WARDHsS OFFics, No. l1i Wsllst
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
section 4or the ect passed April H. 1851 entitled AN
Act 10 Reorganrs the Wariens dice Of the Port Of New
York" al persons interested Ia. having charge Of tbs
.ubec. matter OF such inquiry. examination surrey hs
the fooin. vessels under examination by The P9
Warens and tha the said surveys examinations WIZ bs
competed within tsn days succeeding THIS notice on
board said vessels:
Ship Europs.. ........'.'..'''''''''''''. Iran
ship Eugene. T. "
Barr Ami, 81 Gray Wooirun Eobinsons.
Bark Mary b. Richards. ... ,cksou Woodrnts
Brg Alice Frank n...............,....'..:rc ria
Bug Esquiusux. s.s'.s'''sss'f hhpi''
Briz bSpOr'.. 'lif1,H
Schooner Sarah L,...................,....'he us'
Schooner RAINBOW ll"H
MlNTHORNk TOAPklNS, President
J.AuGs HERMAN Secretary
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fAdvertisement.l

READY TO-DAY.-Illustrated chronological
Journa for August 20 cents. Six numbers, ST. year. 81
see Heads, Good aud Bad" Hints to Wives"
FowLBR & WELLS, N. Y
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fAdvertlsement.l
TAdVeTiIsem~nfI
prxp APPLE CIDpR-Dr TALBOT'S Cox

cxSrRAIrD MEDICAL PINEAPPLE CIDER Will cure you IL
you sics and you well will prevent sicknes Dee
long advertisement In WxKKLT TRIBUNE from Apn ~ 10
May H. 1906 inclusive Send for CIRCULAR One ounce SAM
pie bottle hy mail receipt 81 30 70 pny postage
Is. T. B.BBIrr, Nos o. to u Washington a., ~ T.
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Acknowledgement

,l66 BROADwAY.-Dr. HARTLEY'S INSTITUTE
for the special treatment Of affections Of the Ear Carrh and
Throat diseases No advance required Consultation fiee
Calls received between the hour, Of 10 and p.
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Mails C,e,e as the Psss.Omee

Mails CloSe At the P0St.tpmc6s
For Havana, BY steamer Havana, Saturday. July2 p N.
fos Kingston, Jamaica. by steamer hontezuma,
Saturday, July H.. ! p m
For Charleston, by steamer Alhamofa, Saturday,
July u p. m.
For New Orleans, BY steamer Flung shuey satur- .
day July 2...... ~ " m-
for Great Britain and the Continent b. steamer
SaIonii, Saturday. July 10y p. H.
For Ireland by steamer City OF Baltimore, Saiur' 49,
day, July lOt NJ
? 81 Denver City. Colorado, Great sat Lake, Utan.
aud Placervi. California, daily. Sundays
ceprd BY Overland route. " p m
North Mail Via Hudson River r. H. through Man .
aud for Peekskill aud Hudson g. m and u D. No.
Forth Mail Way Mail Except PeekskDl and Hud,
sonl IN and p m
East Mail iva New Haven r. r.. 3 m " and p ~
East Mail New Haven Way. ......t 2;2O ando r. m
East Mail (via Newport aud Fall Riverl........ p M
South Mail 4. 4. and icy
Erie Railroad Mail. and 1t
Erie Rsroid bail w ayl...........1 a. III and p IT.
New ork Central Railroad Mail................ p. m
Long Island Mal.
Long Island Mail Ito Mineoa Hampstead Jamaica.
u y
Harlem l'atrosd Mail % a. M
New JERSEY Central Mal.............3 and p m
Monis aud ESSEX Nail. q. M and p M
NORTH, m Railroad of " Mail................ -
Brooklyn Mall. aud a. IN aud u D. NE
Astoria Allil... a. III y
lIobole Mail IN. and n p.
Freehold and keyport Mail. Observation-Disclosures. p m
Canada (hlsiJ Mail except frday..3 III and = D. Ire
Canada (W-si) acknowledgements IN and u r.
Canada lEast) ION Fidays) .........o = m and p H.
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ASST. Q. NJ OrFIcR, FORAGE DEPARTMENT
CORNER WHITEHALL AND bRlpSsst'' {
NEw.YoRK CITY 1903.
YINUIS DEPARTMENT. is prepared 10 rece .rS
written PROPOSALS for the delivery Of SohN oAi''
HAY and STRAW IN this City and IN rasaep Ind pres
Bids should state the quantity, descripuoh' VI ~ f'
place and time Of delivery. &c. ., ,n.,s.Asr
PAYMENTS to be made upon delivery, or soon 'ne''''
.s the office may be in funds. -, o..,,..t.r
- ~ s b BirRCHARD. Capt and Asst ouarterns"e'
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF TIN
UNITED STATES.
ARTICLE XIV. or TuE Cifizen'hp and Righ

81 SlDTdge.
SECTION l. Every person born within the Jurisdiction
OF tie United Sates-and every person born within or
citizen Of any country part thereof thereafter nc'
CURED by the United States II such person elects To
remain IA the United St,ies-and every person whose
father at the time 81 such persons birth. was citizen
OF the United Sates-and every person who is or be-
natnralized IN tho manner provided by laws
citizen Of the United States. 49,
SIC g. Every male citizen Of the United States OF the
age of twenty.one years. who read and write. and
who has resided within any State the period required
by the laws VI that State to enable citizen OF another
State TO therein and who has paid snch captaion
tax not exceeding three dollars per annum, as such
State may impoi the privilege Of voting and VINO
shall have complied with such registry and other reg
ulaons UNFORTUNATELY provided for all voters
shall be voter Of such State and exercise the right oi
suffrage at all elections held therein.
SIC. 3. No State shal impose any religious or prop
erty test or qualification upon the Right OF Suffrage
SIC a. No State shall grant the Right OF Suffrage 70
any person who cannot read and write but this Limitation
shall extend TO any person who, at the time OF the
ratification. of this amendment. ia voter In either OF
the States; 10 any white male citizen who on the
date Of such ratification IL over Is years Of age.
SEC. s. No person who is unable to read and wrlte
shall be admitted to citizenship by naturalization; ana
every applicant shall exhibit this ability in open court
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fAdvertsement
LADIES' SUMMER CATERS 81 A PAIR

CASrRELL is di.pong Of his stock Of sh,colored GAifIks
very low prices aud they just the sfsicies to veal IN
the during the Summer advise early call to MS
esabshrnen No. 8lJ Broadway, between Eleventh AMI
Twslth-sts.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun RI.e,...4:l7 sun s.t-.....i23 Moon scts...
mon WATER rms DAY. .
Sandy Hook. 1893 Gov Island. S;ls Hell Oae'''lo~
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QuAETERsAsTER GENERALS OrYIcs
WAsHINGroy, d. C,Juy TO- loo5 }
INVITING PROPOSALS FOR THE PURE


4 CHASE OF TwENTf.THREE HUNDRED Cow
EMINENT MULEs.-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII De re-
ce,y~d at this office until u M TUESDAY August 1904
for the purchase of MULES in lots of Nifty aud one
hundred esch, at .Ls places named below, VIZ;
HARRISBURG, Pa. 8 lots, 50 each
UARRlsB BURG, Pa. 4 lot, 100 each.
WILMINGTON. Del. 4iots 50 each.
WILMl hGTON. Del, lots, 100 EACH
WASHINGTON, ID. c. OTIS 80 each.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. lots 100 each.
PITTSBURGH Pa, lots 80 eacn.
PllTSBU RGH. Pa, lot. 100 each. . mi.
These mules will be put aside, each lot by ise and will 30
free for inspection OF bidders the places named respect
lively Tor ten days pEior TO August J.. ., -
Many of te bought in the beginning OF the war ss
Young panied the armies ia ali their marches ana
camps thoroughly broken, hardened by eIercise
gentle aud familiar from being 50 long surrounded oy the
Ihourh sound and servceable they ongr required
in M army and can now be obtained at Ear less than ther
true value go, =, -. -. l..
telegraph and required receive the animals on or before
I office reserves to itself the right to reject all bids 'has
may be- offered A., ,,...a M
marked Proposals for the purchase OF Muies"
PAYMENT be sde in Government funds at the time
delivery.
BY order Of the Qusrermsster General -
~ JAMES A. EKIN.
Brevet. Bris slier General, in charge,
First Division e. NJ. o. U.
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"INSIDE VIEW OF THB ARMY. The Lee.
ture this interesting subject, announced for this
evening at Dodworhs Hail. is postponed till Wednes
day evening of next week at the Same place.
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AKKEST VF n DAHUAHh IIhf -OI .'r0.1''1'!
last Mrs. Mary Briton. wife Of Alderman Britton OF
No. 81 Ninth.st accompanied by her daughter started
for Lake Mahopac. While purchasing tickets at the
Harlem depot. In Twenty. sXth-st. Jnmes Thompson
alias Rogers stole their trunks containing clothing and
other articles valued at $3.50. On Thursday Detective
Elder arrese ed the thief and succeeded in recovering
portion ofthe stolen property. Justice Bowling COM
IN lifted the prisoner
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Advertisement,
MUsKETO NETS and
PATENT PORTABLE CAsopfys
o. L. x }. Il. KILT, No. SO Broadway.


TURKISH BATHS, No. Is LATGHT-sT. Hours
Geutlenen, to a m and TO m. Ladies, "a u to
D. u. "OfeGtsst Of LuIuries" Try one.
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90 farmers anh Others.

A GPICULTURAL Drain Tile. Glazed Stone
u w.,. saver. pipes Flooring Oven aud Green House
Tic. Fire Bricks Chimney Tops Vases, &C. &c. Depot o.
ms Island Pottery No. 278 Pearlst, ~ Y Edw h. Quinn
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GRAMMAR School No. ID GRADUATING

GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. ID GRADUATING
FxERcIsrs-The Graduating exercises OF the male de-
partnent Of this school held yesterday afternoon
in the Assembly Rooms, which were crowded With the
friends Of popular educaiion many distinguished citi'
zens Of the Twenty first Ward occupying the platform
The graduates wore "red, white and blue On their
arms and the rooms decorated with The same ma
tional colors Edward Banks. esq, Chairman OF the
Board of Trustees Twenty first " ard. presided
The programme consisted OF chorus. defamation
solos and dialogues The dialogue, "Tis all for the
best" was rendered with spirit by Masters Ecclesine
Wilbur and others, and the solo 81 m lively tonight
By Master Foley eyinced little musical talent Inc
city superintendent presented the graduating class VITA
their diplomas and Commissioner iiastie addressed tue
graduates in appropriate manner. Annexed Is list
Of the graduates; ,c-
John II. MONTGOMERY. John Gordon jr Jsms. H. MeIs'
hill Henry HGfuer tssc Httch frencs J. Kelly John r.
Zebley IT, Edwin r. Beiell, Charles A. 1roup Henry a.
1hoinaz Frederick Mocss Herbert E Smith John A. WIZ
dur Benjamin =. Ten John r. Bucselew Jane. smear
or Charles f. Baker Stuart A. stephens Robert H. WI
Der. Frank Carpenter, Charles Hine, William H. tnni,
Joseph b. Eccesine jr, William o. Matthews. Thomas =
Neefsu Charles H. Sommers, Allied Nicholson, charles w
Turner Warren y. Coleman Richard q. McCary fraik H.
Ron me LOU. Kahn James II. Redhed, Henry W. Carey
| James J. Carroll, AbfaIn b. Roshofe.
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