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Time, l:484-l:4S4-l:49
FIFTH DAY.

&C. 4ss,Ss SSS snss. ID By
$500 to carry 50 lbs Dress silver grey
Years Old, b Lexington, DNcatoon " Wagner q
be sold tor $6OO oO lbs Dress black gold
sLPS Smith enters 5 ja itoaa ears il BOB
carry y Ss Ss Shs y ;So @
Sssc5s 6s cp BFd d RdE ESf, D sold for
s52 5an TO carry 6 hs pess gsy and xo,
old by LIsXngsop dam by GsnsSe to be sod for s60O to
carry SIgg os DSsS IRE RED ana 9ae wars oi Nv Rg
9 DAM SHne n Nansasd so Be- S5 ' oF $40 SUI carry
J. I snih snsrs NH YAM anu Its%s b c q
Se S 3 o $685. G to carry @ % b ID bs red y and 10
Horses entered to be sold at 800 to carry their proper
sqd at 9 allqEea I'VE 4 M Sld those 6e STA a. sao
alter hs surplus 10 90 to the Club A viii
be public auction with the consent OF the owner
Time, 2:253.
SECOND RAcE-sane day-oho Stake Two Mile Heats for
2 5 snais j. e 6e es to S s9d S
james 1i s@y SS enters a o By lightning dam BY
II d y 4"s sm ePts Pso s. S e By Bonnie Scotland nj.
A. ui; KaehS hS" Ria6ard saiers s P"sE b e i, .'
Time, 34j 8 5-3:47.
SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RtcE-saturday, os q, 1866 Purse, sloO-Mil
T. LA a. Smith ontorsb Fle9u ears old, by Bon
d me scotland, dam lady Lancaster. Dress white
- t. Underwood enter; d J cronse's q e;,jf,@%3
n lit Dress bar and blue. ...3
SheSalla years years o9 by E,yenus dam 6y Boston.
r. hse 25n1"l rSa @E4 eSis:s C. $anrs old by L:Ia
y ton dam siice Jones By Glsgcoe. D.esS GGo
,n Esliae / ye1Ts old, by, Bonnie ScoaHnd, daa
ID J. i"s sah EsGs9 enters p;si G il " %aaass Count Bis
'r mari, years old by Lexington, dam y d sno1c
ID ID Dress '"''i Zine, IN" p Dis
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FRANCE DECLARES WAR AGAINST ooRrA
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEN. MEADE.-The steamship
Gen. Meade, Captain A. W. Sampson, from New
York 27th ult., arrived At her wharf last night
We are indebted to herpurser, Mr.. Conell, for the
following report: Lefs New York Oct. 27; Oct.
20 experienced heavy gale accompanied with
rough seas. The following is list of her passen-
gers:
MIA A. Werner and two children. Mary Cnn. II Rich
ards Aruan j NJ Chsne, Walter, l. Crocker, Mis- E.
Woodnnse Miss ssryuIt, Mrs TFipp, Miss Hore
ess Norson, Miss NJ E-Wilber Wilmer, Jas Bannen
IL ncBurnett and others.
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"'..' 'suOIlpIodION
IaqlA puR s5lluduloO
. 50uBInsuI 'sfuBa 10
EOe4S al!dHO 10 snpA
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REPLT TO HARLAN ON THE CRERO-
KEE LAND MATTER.
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DEATH OF SIMEON DRAPER.
Interesting General intelligence

MARKErs, SHIPPING. RIVER NEWS
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'eVlssaA laVio pun
slHOQulUs4S u! YoolS
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KANSAS. CIrx,. Nov. 5--A fight recently oc-
CURED at Baxter Spring between party Of sur
veyors, under Gels. Philps,and Gosa, and num-
Der Of dasperadoes, in which Goss was Killed,
Phillips, EasmortalIy Wounded.
Goss vas the Democratic candidate for state
auditor Phillips. was formerly q well known cor
respondent of the New York Tribune.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

No Cases OF Cholera Reported in the
Cfsy-Four Cases in Brooklyn-Quaran-
tine Deserted.
3hsre Of cholera reported by the police
Daring yesterday, and the supposton that there
were no fresh brsskings out Of the contagion.
H, HEALTH OF BRooKLYN.
In the Twelfth ward the cholera may be said 10 DO
past ten days Red Hook Point In that ward, have
resulted fatally For the greater part the disease appears
% have confined itself 70 that low locality until yester
day. when IL made its appearance more TO the north,
TWO having occurred on Hamilton avenue, which
~ mentioned below The subjoned yesterday
reported 10 the Board Of Health.
Patrick Connolly, living on the north side or wacott
etrset Van Brunt street. attended by Dr. willss
died at eight O'Clock yesterday morning.
James l. Toole No. Hamilton avenue found to DO
In state Of collapse by Dr. Ford died yesterday morn.
tug after twenty -four hours illness
Patrick Burns living la Walc0tt street. Richard
attended by physician named Andrews died at eight
H'clock yesterday morning.
III at No 80 Hamilton avenue yesterday morning early
Was attended BY Dr. Murphy and reported recov
eying late In the evening.
L.s At ST .rps rsrAxn
Ino hospital ships at Quarantine may be said 10 DO
most entirely relieved from duty The c0nvalsscents
Havc bceu gradually taken OF the Falcon transferred 70
~ Saratoga, 9nd, after due course, and being pro.
n0unced entirely we'll by the doctors they have bcen
showed to como up to the city Over thirty vessels
passed mp yesterday not of contagious disease
paving been found Tie island by pleasure
aeekers during the whole day. but there were no out
RACES or depredations anywhere.
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otherwise valid upheld In courts when made
INSTITUTIONS societies having authority by charter
by law TO receive them; and when the purposes
plated by the donors within the range Of the objects
That the English system OF indefinite charitable uses has
no existence IN this state, and place In our sys-
tenn OF Jurisprudence That the authority which,
prior to the statutes OF - Elizabeth, exercised
by the English Court OF Chancery in respect
10 pous uses, distinguished from other
ana trusts was not part OF is original
ana inherent judicial power equity tribunal, but
branch OF the Jurisdiction assumed 10 exercise In vr
tue OF the royal prerogave and the cy powers,
with which the courts OF this State have not been In
vested That by the statute OF - Elizabeth, various
ABUSES OF the previous system were remeded and the
law OF indefinite charities substantially codiaed
tam enumerated uses Of this nature being sanctioned by
parliamentary authority, and all not thus sanctioned
nein2 permitted TO fail That the new abuse which
parliamentary restraints In the Mortman act Of Geo
H. O. 20 That the design and effect OF the repeal OF tho
statutes OF 45 Elizabeth and the hortman acts by the
Legislature OF 1888, to abrogate in this State the
quent legislation has supplied complete and harmoni.
Gus system OF charities sanctioned by legislative auho
my SUBJECT u statutory regulations and adapted TO the
condition OF our people and the nature Of our insttu
uons That there In nothing 70 withdraw gifts TO mere
private trustees for Indefinite charitable from The
operation OF the provisions OF the Revised Statutes In
RELATION 70 uses and trusts, perpeuites and the llma
lions or future estates and the prohibitions contained In
law on this subject existed Ct the time OF tho Revo
luton, when our first constitution adopted The
OF the BAPTIST Assoc alton Harris executors "A Wheat,
H. Callegos executors Attorney General % Leigh 47A
Ayres W. the Methodist Episcopal Church 70 Sanford,
1917 Yates VS. Yates 10 Barb A5 and Fountain vs. Ran
mel III How. U. s. r., 1897 In accordance with tho fore
going viesa were approved tho OF tho New York
Prolestan, Episcopal school 3l NJ r. Rep STA explained
and the CAGES ~ Solwell Mott r. Sandford Oh. Rep
al and Williams Williams Geld, c25 SO far as they
inconsistent with those conclusions were oyerruled
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Fort Lee.

THF EXODUS YEsryRpar.-Thc terror of cwp DE- so'eii
seems 10 hayo frightened our people from the city yes
terday. Accordingly crowds might be hurrying 10
the whsrves To take days enjoyment along the sau-
brious hanns that limo the opposite Of tho North
river The steamer Hulse almost oyercrowdcd eyery
TRIP. Gangs o. plckpockcts were not wanting and a
gentleman entering the boat Fort Leo deprived
his gold watch, Suspicion fell two mischieyous,
ndgetty gents whose right hands were bandagcd In a
handkerchief On getting ashore tbs Chris.
topher street wharf OF these adopts dearnus
Of making the acquaintance Of gentienans watch that
he was throttled by his intended victim who tho
lockout. and who discovered formidable knife thrust
under tho eeve OF the suspected mans coat The latter
with difficulty saved from condlgn chas,iscment,
although like simon Of Troy, p1v1ss uumqe His willy
companion after endeavoring 10 create on
The boat aud PROD. by the tumult. was ignominously
eiected By CAPITA IN Annott.
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NEW JERSEY NEWS,
Jersey city.

Row AsaSG FInEsEs-Bctween eleven and twelve
O'Clock Saturday night misunderstanding occurred
bcsFoon some members OF Engines No. and Jackson
No o. ~, company. and general fracas ensued.
H. le. tbs GUS powers OF tho rival companies,
the uor,p AMI cur;at, ,'ectcd each, known as
Nver h,iov All sosar co,no,a 20 latter representing
no = md the former No The como -, ~, 4 !,
noon yesterday on a spot lying between sr.. ~, 49,.
Bergen, WHOM, after stubborn nghf, Niger w, -
way aud was considered by his friends the ms iopn
table way u cover his defeat general morasu
by iis discontinue Alley e rnds collected around the
the house Of Jackson No and abused many o. the
inmates they could lay hands upon. large crowd
OF bysanders who bad collected at the qu6'isd
the noisy performance and the assaiianis Obliged
70 depart and mourn their loss OF tho aures that hal
slipped from their grasp
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ANOTHER rrsY DAT ON THg BEACH. ETc.
Thare was another rush 10 Consy Island ycstcrday.
me excessive heat brought crowd of bs,hers mum
bcr o. FIST nags Tho oad While the railroad
we're moi alone llicd ba, crammed concy Island u
near .ew York and the oonvenisnces for reaching u
have hoen 20 much Increased Of s,o that has become
one Of the fayore places Of resort N this Vicinity
II Coney Island were atty or hundred miles
away II would one q most fashionable resorts.
our darling bae and attendant beau will not think "
era ~ within tho limo o ss n thsy do not 10
distant locality during the summer sesson This idea IL
presumed from the fact that distance
rlace near New York better bathing be bad
than al Coney Island whore people get the
ssres of life at moderate figure. To b. sure on
70 udsys some bad character occasionally IND their
way 10 the beach, but 90 where you win,
you cannot Always md the most refined and elegant
society In the gIlded parorr Of haraioEa sud Long
Branch you may associate with sittsrsns throng of
fa-honaes from all pArts Of the country intent on one
thing alone, and that IL bang seen and admired fhsre
l. little health, bat all troobicd ~ 70 who
shall make most brilliant appe2rsnce and or"ste tbs
greatest sensation II not with Consy Island
visitors People 20 there 10 snJny the inviEorsiins
breeze from the broad Atlantic, and roll them
selves In the bray waters
There were shoussnds on the Island yesterday Nearly
ali donued the necessary gsrmentz and barTyng int0
the water enjoyed each foasIns wavens came bsavng
on 10 the beach. Crowds wers congregatsd IN the
vicinity watching the somewhat comicai nanmuvres o.
the bniherr And then again there vas no krciss law
in force and people Who wanted drink IN the spiritual
sense OF the term could take IL wlthou, haf dozen
detectives watching their every NOV ement
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ing promenades as is the intention Of the dry goods
and other merchants 10 close their al seven
In the evening The movement commences this evening
and VIII no doubt be quite general most OF the bust
ness houses have promised TO try the experiment.
Those who have been in the habit OF doing their shop
ping In the evening VIII BIO compelled visit the stores
and make their purchases during the day
THE ORGAN FOR PLYMOUTH CHURCH writer In one or
the daily papers recently stated that he heard "a semi
brave attempt to control the energies OF Mr. Beechsr
new organ" and that "candor compelled him to say II
was only partial success" that che saw Plymouth
church had secured elephant without akeeper" &c
The writer probably not aware OF the fact that Mr.
Beechers organ is little more than half hnished, and
that the sembave attempt the testing Of the water
power by the use OF all the pipes both those tuned and
who was testing H.
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oswsso, July Il, 1860
Fica, An but unchanged sales 500 bbs wheat
dun and IN -sxfd; sales 900 bushels No. Chicago
spring At q J0 Corn steady sales 70. 900 bushels
No Illinois At Tsc. 0,hor grains nominal Canal
fr.rbts unchsuged Lake lmports2s. 900 bushels corn
canal erports--i4 900 bushels wheat 5000 bushels
oas
Flour auie, wheat lower sales 10, 600 bushels No.
Milwaukee, al az 0S Corn--Saiss Al 60c Tie for No
4 ana a, ZOE Tor No os,s dun and nactive-hed al
lsc Z 44c FOR No l Chicago. Barley nominsi. Rys
canal fralghts lower corn axe 10 New Work, and
80 TofKpo Jaiy ~ 1904
Flour dull wheat dull and declining; sales
her Michigan nj "a oil eS Corn &C. lower salen No.
m,red ~ DIE No. 1 whts al ssc. Data steady take
freghts dull and unchanged.
cmcAoo, July I4-sPH
Flour dali Wheat dull, and declined 2c a te sales
Al al 90 al o. for No !, and " a VI 90 for No. q
Corn aetlye and declined 70 lc sales al s7.c a
bThc for No 1 and Soc At5kc fcr No q Oats qules
and advanced Nc sales al 1okc 8ikd for No.
and mite = Le for No q Frsights steady. Re.
celpts t,days 800 bbs ngar, 10 600 bssbsls wheat,
"a 600 bu.bels corn a. 900 bushels shipments
coo bbls aour 600 bushels wheat 2tT 600 btaheis
corr, ~, 900 bushels oaia -
Crude turrentne steady At Previous oaosions EprAa
trrnantine an a st 4Sc a 90 n0sgn quiet O. 10
Nrv opusxss, Jaly IA is6
C1ttop--cslea 500 nsiea Low fnifdiine Al Soc s1r
Sagsr-fsr t4a holas-as--soihIns asaas. BAnk s,sg
lima i6T. New YORK ehehAnss pr,nnuia lfosghis Y
csssTs.sr. guly IA iss
Flosr uusei,isd superor ssld "a 20 Nhssi auu
srlfa syflns o. whlsssy anobasssd ssd sssssY Tar
s9s Ca 1914
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Interesting 70 wsii Makers.


The following decision recently rendered in tho
Court Of Appcas and contains much valuable ingorma
relative TO the legal relations existing between toe
taors and executors N residents OF different States
waiam r Basem q al. Arpsiianh ". caroii~s AZ
s,rssr, late Nteaoh; Lectl b. BrOwr, Esecrtov " ne
Rap ud~ra --rhe appeal ID this case was from iads
meut sffrminr decree of the Surrogate OF tho county
o. New YORK made July 1850 on The nna accounting
Nichols. deceased. The Appellants we're William
Brown and others residents Of Vermont claiming 10 be
thai STATE al term thereof bald January 1900 upon
ming . copy Of tho VII and also ciaim'ng
70 be ass.. ss sspa.Ss
Court o. Vermont, and signed BY four Of the six,
At Burlington, January H. 1900 and BY two Of them
msnts we're made 'for the purpose Of receiving any
AMI oil bcqucsts gfts eeacies 90 dsvsss In said viii
be -, of females 10 b. ioea,sd q Msdsrury
Vermont aud 70 found, establish and manage such In
stulon according 20 the viii o. said fcstasor and the
laws of the State fhess appointments were procured
70 conform with tho different modes pointed out in the
second section and 10 thu rraidusry clause.
The will was erecut Cd m New York the 2Ist Of
August 1887 and the tssssior died In that city in Feb
ruary 1855 and al the time % his death resident
Of New York. The estate amoun,sd 20 soou' one hun
was the validity effect ~ two clauses Of The viii
Tho prevailing opinion was wrissen BY Porter Judge az
nrulur the Judgment appealed from, In which Davies
chef Justice and wright JUDGE and Peckham, Nor
gan, Leonard end smith, jas,Ices, concurred Hunt
Jadge also read opinion Affirming The Judgment but
upon different grounds
In ths csse The Court held follovs That bequsss
by New York tcssicr 70 such persons a. the judges 81
another State srroint after his death 70 receive v
Intellectual for any purpose unlawful 10 The State OF
hts dornc that such beqaests 10 perEous unknown for
tho general purpose u founding establishing and man
aging In another nsttuton fog the education 81
females 10 void under the laws ~ Nev York that has
been The sstted poliey 81 this state " encourage dona
tona and sndovmenls Tor educntonsi, religious, aud
charitable purposes By provid M fof The sdinsarstio
Of such funds hroasb organized add Responsible S~n
cies sanctscned By legislative authority. and subs2 "a
lsxAlakiys rsxzialsa nd ssuDI asi sseh s>fs. n
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Sss Faarcisco. july ~ l-sS.
The boiler ~ steam pllsdnyer Ia the Marc Island
Navy Yard erpIoied Tuesday, killing NJ Wsnss,
civi engineer and woundng several others W. Weiies
IL a nephew o. tho Secretary u The Nsyy.
The money market Ia gs,iss easy Nine thoussnd
ounces chiefly Of Bolss Nonians Dust and nagsst1
were deposited 10 the Mint yesterday
The quantity Of coffee Imported here dsrng The ssi
an month"; pared With the sane period ia@i ysar
shows an incrcasu of 500 900 poands fs importation
N tea bss fallen shout 10 900 pounds
The s,tp Nightingale, Captain fcammon JAILED rec
,srsy FOR the Russian Possessions Carrying pf0T&ena
ana cargo for tbs Collins Telegraph srpedisson.
Amer suprensi0n ~ three fnon,hs the Clinton Io3ien
uIlls opp1~ts aan TrsBciseo, have fosrwsd wotk.
T1rty one hundred aud eighty begr u Hswa ae
sugar ~ere nold to-day Light grades showed an lu
Tranaarsions 10 Hib'ns shsres smsll. impertsl
sfoa Opbw s78s Ysow Jsekei 900 sasage $50.
Legal tsn6srx Tii&
Ts Arss stage 20 80 fyuts hstvs~a cairo, CALI
fornlA and lfAho thr0agh Ia Tires fAy~ II =
belle ~ at th@ Idaho trade hsrrtogrs rnE 9ctsf y
Columbia rysr ~ tha touis > bfgaghs - csfof
Tss uncertainty sloos The sshg ub.s,ti,A s nAasks,
FER lu,tosed EDoaG There fas dssnsns fss wbssa n
nj, sgrr@s Eftfa sDsr quypd Al " -
Aryyss shipa Tvanhoe and q. vlgvsf from wew Yerf
M later r~psr~ Gsosxs yhsrspsgn> aeamsn a. Ne~
HArsn 80 af1wnsd al ga
H.l..ss 90 g.ma Cent?. x.ph....
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BAaE on PrEsr CARTS Peterson, SANDY sst plot came
up s cy yesterday and rsprs that the oh Inst OF
Nantucket b.rk. mans nnsn0wu on Gre with c@fgo
o. pe,rolsum. N. O. board vs.ss bousa
The ss~ Fork pilot bosss MAR Csshsros Ne and =
obnss No IS close BY her.
Mtse~iiaaeous.
AsoSssH Lass or srnAssss Brrvsss HAsss ssB Sks
YosrThs Yrrneh Transsnc Company fstssd - smpioy
is smaller steamers in csfryins ensfsns from
York gods sud passengers from ss~ ross
" yer. Cruz and goods sai troops from Vera cruE 70
v.aoshas mailing circular The ars, dsrssiars
Of the place from Hsvrs s~iaraAy Dh
an The whieh left shs Yer. 1rsr hsfsiofgge
.sploysa On he West inas.a Msssa line. shs he's al
passengers aad sr Tons goods Ths fsmpeo shsFuy
% follow.
shiP cserssa .sss|sn IRON se'''a for csiss1@ i"Hs
Ne 49, ~. 49, from '"''ao- To- sE~s s'y
~ ;sT wS,Isi,siss z gTsY''i a~-'''sa' '.'a'as
B.2 a.ssh H@ssit frsa xsBr,as TO- Bs.s@s Jaly ~
gsrstsn Ports.
49,. n; lls -:r S:iss' sfi 4 49, r..
"a, az. q X s' s:;... ~; y w..
Y9ra ~ s.ias -: y2s..; - A'4"'S g.
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A, ss.,. JOY i~isr kA~4sl Qas.s Iss.. Sy~s 90
BE- s.s, =. 10. ~ IT. Ygass yos'--ss
csaI lose .sa L:-r,.. ile..' s'' &c. - a.
fsI fsss -. W. q o. ~. sI..sya !, sis,s
J.s. siss. s@ysss IsssSa 80 ss.s. 80
Ds..s.sA Jun. r-fa psr h~fs y! i@~sys. sss.6.
Ten e.lss.,. - - & ,..s sssss. -.
r..ovrn ~ l-au Z Dssi. gseEmsa, x.simsls
.s.. s.,s. y .s,s.s. s.-e... Rs - ~
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,.a,,.s f'ss -, ysssy Hsrsszs Dr.,. rsnsss'
yeia. 1s.a rssfss pstal ssl.ss sssf - q. -"
Esltrses.I cArt Ng.A tpssi~ tsa4hsra'o Etws
90 - Jas. " ~ shxsiss. s4ssa ffsA Lss.a'a -
aA....n tsns 800 assksns AnlsK sna Bss "
~. a., anv.. . ggtt ~ - rsis~S Nstas
u.v.. 1ngy l-Ar PeAg@A.. Hssssr NFefs 80 80
~ lr.g.A taFs.sy rsFms 800 ~ NHfasM ktstss ~
Ws.ssA4 J4as D--Afg ANsans@aaa .s its@a@snns -
u.t,as, fuss sa-CA lw.~a Qssrss HsYas, tssNs
fsrsmreas. f4r. N-Arf kise - TAa.ias 49, ~
c.,usss tssfs ssa ghfs.ls LsnA e.l'...gr - Hsasss
I-sA.s cts,.s.sy, isss M.sat - - .Lf.ss Hy.'.
ssa, sssssnss or,.ee tsssrVs. =. $50 y,y...s.
5sss', - - - No.. go b. 3D. ssg
49, 80 ., s,. ~ ,, r.- ..'.,s .s.. '.
| rsti NJ f.ssss.r, Dsss;ss. rgwia,sa~-
4 is:,,.ss.s ~ &. "; Co. =. 49,. .
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HiPPING NE w S.
ILn.pAc vos new yoas-rum n,x
srE sssss. hoos SETS ....'eve ~ y,
sur nsoa J"
Port OF New York, July 10. 1860.

AkRitED
HAVE W,s Win md. md ss p..s.nssr. % io.sai
$ep a.say bound Y iss ~ T nv
ssr Ds"s s ss%ss ' soas ''' ~ ION
s.:.ln.sig x%sss; ,s.s%. Mayer s, z. July vs
os,ss. a Go Msa .s.s,ly .,ss: z: .sc,. ss..ys
Ms%ssls s.S u %. sss%.sp fsaioais from
.a s;ss. 's.: e.. 9i a:f1Tc .Ss pod;
u 6.d;. neg sss. Il ':a s.- July
s..s ~. s1 S: FROM ps::S ss e
WALSH o. rhiisdsphia. bound 4
s:: ss s:s .:-:: Sssss s
mile. q CAPS Hssssrss passed steamship rianbs.u.
s..as:n,p Issss. x.,;s@.n ctsre:.9s 70 hours With
s;s:.:s. Hunt. Ssss: siiansSa sc' % hours
sSp Eisas srsm sssnsr. Ssrs.aiss M.y - and oh.
.. .s MOI - z ss.s . .... "a,
.Sss. ~ z .:. s s c "a s
s:rs xS.sis. Her.: 20 D:a:a:ss!s' Essd ss'sa.. u
"a I ss.:; 6 s ss r s:s day, With .u.
"a: ss;ep , Ysss ma, r''d.d 'ouS'
Sas ,Sr'. rilsy. %. nay days. -'A coal %
sns riosssss tBr, Jacobs. b~ Bay sd.ys, win coal
hss fsti.y Poster. cA.russIs days. 9Th lumber,
ssS1 wash. Hughes. Mobile "a asy. With eol,os 70
~, ssss..s s..s:. yl;:s,ss,ea, 10
ssSr n.-.ss. rii.on. Virgins.
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Arrival at Fortress Monroe OF tho Re.
SAGA In . Disabled Condttion-Dopsr-
ture or Naval school Ship saco.

FoxrREs MONROE July Ii, 1909
The United States naval propeller Resaca, fdeuten
Commander Bradford, arrived to-day In tow Of tho
quarantine steamer City Of Albany Captain Answor.h
sho was from Washington TO Portsmouth, N. H.,
to DO lifted out She broke Of her pump rods just ,hs
aide OF the Ces This accident viii her but sho
delay here.
pyYARrURu o. yHn eAco.
Tho gunboai 3aco OF tho school ship aoet that has
boon undergoing repairs a the Portsmouih Navy Yard
for the past three weeks sailed u day Shs prcceeds
direct Boston Special thanks given Naval Con-
strucor Hanscomb OF tho Navy Yard for the thorough
Of the repairs and their prompt andensreetc COM
pietiou.