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ALBANY, Jan. IS, 1se
BILLS INTRODUCED.


BY Mr.. BARKER-To facilitate the construction of
the Gloversyille, Mayneld and Worthwhile Railroad:
also to aid In the construction OF the Fonda yohns
town and Gloversvile Railroad
BY Mr.. DAy-To amend the laws relative 70 the
village o. MOHAWK; also relative TO the Herkimer ana
BY Mr.. TowER-Relative TO the construction a,
bridges over the Newtown creek, IN Queens county.
the city Of New YORK, public park, and 70 provide
for beautifying the same.
70 oe aos sss .sa AL 5ss pss
dfty dollars; two Or more horses saoc ''s'' NURSE
Livingston county ssps % Jnsar,o & % sp,nswafe
BY Mr. AfNBs-To improve town Of Butter Mills,
By Mr.. MADDKs--roin incorporate the Ladies. Nv ash.
ington Association OF Hampstead, Queens county;
also 10 amend the laws relative TO the public road
relative TO deeds and documens In the Clerks once
q queens county; also 70 alter the maps Of the
county also % amend the laws relative 70 the con.
struction Of . bridge over Newtown creek.
By Mr. MILLKR--To amend section Iss Of the
.he completion Of the willard Asylum for the Insane
BY Mr. rLYxs-To permits all classes Of mechanics
tourneymen, tradesmen and aborers TO form asso-
oations for mutual AID snd protection.
BY Mr.. LA BAU--To create harbos district OF the
Taylor Johnston samuel Sloan. Jeremiah p. koSn. bin
son, John y Williams, David Doves, Seymour T.
husteu, francis w. q. Bell0wA Cornelius X. GaYrr
son, George N. Chairman, Ambrose snow, the May
ors Of New York and Brooklyn and the Comptroller
o. the former city, a. board, TO have exclusive con-
roi od AL wnarves, piers, bulkheads slips 40, In
salary o. $500; attorney $1,000; treasurer o. 5o0
secretary, $500, superintendent $500; assistant
secretary 1000, and president $1,000 per annum.
BY Mr.. GLESH-To legaIize the proceedings OF cti.
zens OF school district So 10, Ia Macedon, Wayne
BY Mr.. LawREScE-Authorzing the Port Chester
Savings Bank 70 make deposits 10 any incorporated
banking association or national bank. Also 10 IN.
CO. porate the Temperance Society OF Mount Vernon
Weatcheeter county
~ nr. RooT--To permit VIM. W. Rockwell, Henry
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CLEARED.

Steamship New York tNG), Nordenho, Bremen-oelrchs
Co. .M.
steamship cleops.ra Philips, Vera Cruz sisAi via
Havana-F Alexandra Son.
Steamship Eagle, Greene, HavanaAuantic Man Steam
ship Co.
slesmship Gen Barnes Morton, savannab-Lrvin ss.on
Fox Co.
steamship ssragossa, RYDER, Charleston-A Leary
Steamship Chesapeake. Bragg. Portland y Ames-
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Boston-WP r CLYDE
ushp City Of Brooklyn, Muliken CallaoFabbri Chaun
Bark Lord Nelson tBr Blythe Greenock for orders-G
Bulev.
Bark Progress (Nor Olsen, settin-Funch, Meincke Co.
Bark Nybrog Dam, Large, Lisbon-Fabbn Chauncey.
Brig Shasta, Brown Vigo for orders Warren Ray Co.
Sons.
schr Adelaide (Br) Taylor, Port spain-Jones Lough
schr Howard. Grifln, Hayhna-J Philips Sons.
schr Wings Of the Morning. Mcfarland Nassau-Moss q
Ward.
schr Palmer, Pearce Savannah Bentley, Miller Thomas.
Schr vraie, Mason, Chareston-E McCready 90.
schr Yankee Blade. Coombs, Georgetown, sC-N Nc.
Cready a Co.
., sssf Crescent Lodge Hatch RhiladsDhaS Wonder.
Grace Chiffon, Gsa'rcy, nabeshpors Bennsr Brown
schr sam Gilman, Kelly. Boaon--s Lewis Co.
ARRIVALS.
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From the Boston Traveller, Jan. 70.
e,aSs sA & announced. % she ' ought to be called we
suppose Duchess Of Auerstadt and Princess OF Eck.
muhl, as her husband was made Duke Of Auerstadt
voust vou OF Dsvout was the aDsst Of ali Nspoeon's
marsaa unless Massena ts entitled to the nrst place
y, ss sds IU q when
thirty -four having distinguished himself 10 the wars
OF the republic and he was not less distinguished
no man. He won the battle Of Auerstadt on the same
day that Napoleon conquered ct Jena his l0rce pen9
only hall as large as that q tne ~ ~ mne sae
In 1909 he stsod In line with Massena ana nao
his advice been followed at Borodno, IN lSl2 that
Fredland. He married Nile. Leclerc sister of Pau
line Bonaparte's 1rst husband, who pershed 10 the
sttcmpt Of the French TO reconauet c ~
been the last Madame de Marechaie Of the rst impe-
vived their husbands, as Olympias, Cornelia, Ser
villa, Terentia Junla Terta, Lvia, Lettuce KNOWS
Lady Leicesterl the Countess Of Shrewsbury e. bess
OF Hardwick''), MRS. Cromwell, Rachel, Lady RUS
sell, Lady Rich (Cromwell's daughter Francesh the
Duchess OF Marlborough, Mary Of Modena, Maria
r. Moore and Others. Lettuce KnOys survived her rst
husband, the Earl OF Essex, more than nity-elgnt
years; her second husband, the Earl Of Leicester
Queen Ezabeth's Leicester-more than forty-six
years; and her third husband, Sir Christopher
Blount more than thirty-three years. But her sec
Ond husband was suspected OF having poisoned her
iirst, and she is said to have poisoned her second
husband, accidentally, by giving him dose OF pol
son. which, scandal said. he had had prepared for
But all women cannot have her luck. Besides, sho
lived to be ninety-f0ur years 0ld-and many nus
bands can be buried In almost avescore years Bess
her ninety years; and she survived her fourth hus-
band more than seventeen years, her second more
than fifty years, and her first seventy-hve years.
How long she survived her third husband Is not
KNOWN but 1t was more than forty years, as she was
married the fourth time when she was hity years
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alton Of the Assembly which was framed n acc1au, %
ance with therepor ofthe committee yesterday. The
report was adopted and ordered 70 DC pFesenseo "
the Legislature.
Union No. was onered BY Mr. Feneer ana was
unaniMOusly carried.
The constitution Of the Assembly was aMoa9e0 ~
inserting the word sworkingwomens" WnAch WAS
passed BY q two-thlrds vote.
A committee was appointed 70 wnls on G0vernor
HOFFMAN and present the views OF the AssemOy 70
MIN and ask his cooperation.
The following nomination. for emcen were
made:-Prestdent William J. JeEue, :. Y: Vbrien'
Thomas Fencer Il. b Mulhall. Dngald Campbell r.
j. walsh; Second Vice President James a. Rourke,
retary Alexander Tfoup: Assistant Secretary, Adolf
Donai; Treasurer, Thomas Alder, Lyman Il weaver.
The election OF oficeH was assigned for eleven
O'Clock tom0rrOw morning. sNM
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STATE woEKISGuES,s ASSEMBLY.

Proceedings In Albany Yesterday Reports
Presented and Resolutions Adopsed--A Com-
miitce Appointed TO visit the Gevcruor.
ALBANY, jan 28 1859.
In the State worisingmen's Assembly to-day Mr..
Kuhn from the Committee on Conspiracy. presented
bill making 1t lawful for ali trades unions 10 meet
pesceably end discuss and establish all necessary
bylaws for their own government II provides that
subdivision 8, chapter l., title Q, part 4 Revised
Statutes, shall not apply 10 members OF any society
organized In pursuance OF this act The bl was
adopted and viii be introduced In the Legislature
tomorrow.
Mr. Reeve, from the Committee on Prison Labor,
presented bill which provides for the entire abo.
lshment of the contract system; that hereafter such
labor shall be at the disposal OF tAe prison author
business az may be imported from other countrIes.
aad that no emolumenf shall be paid to the convict
The bin was adopted and referred to be presented
20 the Legislature.
Mr.. WALSH reported that the Committee on Rcso.
jutiong had carefully considered the co Hnmuncation
OF w. r. Sylvs President OF the National Labor Con-
&ress and dissent from some portions OF lsaid com
munlcatioryiz: where he states that vne labor
b.sn inelr nssion on their present basls AID again
nis recommendation 70 ding the present EIgns Hour
ton OF the communication relating 70 q tsbIe Of
p1ces-we would suggest the appointment Of spe-
port The presdeni ser s .0'r Ths om
mittee also reported tns following. which WAS
adopted
Resolved Tha shis Convention rccomrnsnd The ssvenI
labor unions o. the state ofn the National Labor Union
and Y ooopsrst. With !, for he common good Ill The
o. hs county and for THE purpose 10 prevail
ofkIngmsns unions 10 take ehasr from the National
Labor Union
Mr.. ALpxn, from the Committee on the F,rh, Hour
Law, presented bill which provides that no stats
w0fk shall be done contract unless In accordance
with the Eight Hour law The report was adopted
and ordered 70 DC presented % the legislature.
IN apprenticeship law was presented for consider.
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REpoRrEp BY THE HERALD srEAx YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
s1 $ s q.
r soups al ~: ss
bound r same dsy, Late % 2 ,ops steamer M Sty q Ant.
sssss ssa ia 'fs
hence Tor liverpool same date 8 miles I Of SANDY HOOK
ro o ssaas ssn1s ~ 81
9SssnseyP S With ndss and 70 Wsm:
n Hsd m d sssy "a ss SsTns y a ss Jan
4 & q: ::. q s LS1sS me
,ssss%:Sp Mo:ss. SS, Isisl:, Is%s?9s Jan ~ u.
ss. s$ 4, $
Sst blew hurrcsns rrom and ssw snd were compeied 70
.ssss :;.ss.; II :ss T. :sis. & IL g
70 ii, passed cunard steamer, steering 3.
4. A. % f.ss Nan 'ss 70 yn CO ;
Inst as 80 Ion o. passed schr Ames from 81 John,
ss.mp A.ssma L,mssarnsr n gsrnsna,ns, Jan a. with
sss%,hp Empire. Price, washington, DC, with mdse. 10
srsmship isaac Bell, Bourne, Richmond, Cry Pom. and
Eofon, With mdse and passengers, 70 The Oid Dominion
sssapsSp Somerset Child, Baltimore. with mdse, % VIM
s.ssmship Nereus Bsarss Boston. with mdss. to VIM
ss.mshp wsmsu.ss, yi,s ssw Bedford, with md.s and
a.as.s $50 :S & s
oie Daniel xar. from san rrsnssco for Liverpool I've
Brie Velocity r Darrell Dsmarara via Bermuda IL avs
with sugar. Ac, 70 Darrell Mash Sailed IN company with
: nr sp;r: ms,l.a Ts%1 Bahia @ with Brazil WOOD
Grands 90 Sal 80 days, 70 D Morgan o. From lss y
on as spoke Whaling essn Roman Jsrnss.n. q Nsw he'd
ion pois Hsrdns from Boston 'fo sor New ~ Or
sss sssl SIX % os puet.po Perkins. Para. ~ a.,.
yisn rubbss nn.s Ac e Sherman Been 10 days of
sekr bartlett ncfnsrs, Portland No 10 days. win head
Hchr Jas Henry SPARKS Newport
nchr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford. M
echr Parker Crockett, Glen Cove.
gchr Almtrn, Earle, Glen Cove
6chr Gloucester, Hodgdon, Glen Cove.
schrs John Curtin, wllarns and Only aon oyIlns from
equsn Beach wnh par Of the cargo o Brig Costa Rc
Gently sshore u that place -
SAILED.
Steamships rripcii Liverpool New York Bremen ;Esge
Havana; ssrsscsss chsriesoni Gen Barnes, savannsb
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY IS, 1889.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purse Of Vessels arriving this port WIN
please deliver Al packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht neet The New York Associated Press not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of psckag
win Be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting bald March 3 1885,
Resolved That and after April 1853 Associated
Press VIII discontinue the collection OF ship the
hArbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
Hf The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES ana
JEANNErTR Is at whitehall slip. All communications from
and consgnees the masters Of inward bound YES
sells win be forwarded free Of charge.
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Martin county, Ind, has family named Gross,
and the fact Of Mrs. Cross having given birth to
unusually cross. On the last occasion Mr.. Cross OBJ
served to his wfe:-"Amelia Jane, this is not to be
borne" But 1t Is born,n replied his wife, meeky.
'sDon't be cross, my love- we all have our little
crosses to bear" Mr. Gross groaned in bitterness Of
spirit. "Amea Jane, this thing has been going on
long enough II you have any more little crosses to
bear won't help you support them"
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STRANGE ARRIvALs.-The people residing four or
five miles west OF Marysvi.e, Union county, have
been in high state OF excitement for week or so
past over several strange animals that have been
seen In that neighb0rhoOd. They are said to be
large frghtfully ferce looking, with fiery eyes and
all that sort or thing, and as matter Of course the
children In that neighb0rho0d as well as some OF
the older ones. are greatly excited over their un
welcome guests. The Marysvlle Tribune says 1t IS
driven from the north by hunger, they frequently
or
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The Teutonfa.

The Teutonia Society had their ban last night,
ana they exerted their best to make all their guests
TO feel homeke. Some caricatures were matter
o. course-Prince Carnival, for instance, William
Tell and his son; Othello; Mazanillo, Max and
Of Pictou de Boum. supported by Tannhauser and
Venus. II all these satisfactory to the carnival
public Of the Teutonia then nothing further need be
said
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meeting Of owners and Of coasne vessels belong
ng the districts Of Connecticut and Rhode Island held
st New London Wednesday. Jan a. association organ
lied auxiliary to the national association a Philadelphia
Capt Roswell Waterman o. Few London, chosen dele
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RAILS LAST NIGHT.

|
Ball Of the Independent Butcner Guaros
The fifteenth annual fancy dress and civic ball OF
tho Noxv yorr rnaenanaent Rntcher Cuard was given
M .Ae -" - -".~,, !. -.
last nignt AZ tne Nationai Assembly noos IN ror'y
fourth street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
mi. a,so.,o.,o,, .ao,o,s .r,or, ,ts voyrhor. rnro.
inS asso0.a.lou ls0Non' ".ons - . 49, -
Der OF wealthy ana supstantia citzens ana us ies-
tlyals have always been among the best patronized
~ tho winter terns,cborean celebratons last niobt
- sis v'n.e' .'' - 80 .s -.
King Carnival delgned 10 Iavor the assemDlage
with his presence, and his retinue were
rra,ar. IN t,a banrv tbrong Due notice
tiesen' ~ sne nApp, oS w
had been given OF his Majesty's intended Visit, ana
preparations had consequently been made for giving
- . .~., ..aan.,ar m,,o rro,,s ~ tna 6ro dorc,rc
MN reea recep.'oh' ing "aiiS ~ sue my uanolns
room have been elaborately ornamented Win paint
inCs representing scenes in the history Of the king,
and tho ceiling was festooned with the stars and
. sno s1.s ~. ~ - ~ cnor ~ tho cermans oa
hns 1 S the Se nacniiar crcumstances nner Which
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Ball Of Company e, Seventy.arst Regiment.
The American Guard, Company 3, Seventy-hrst
regiment, National Guard, held Its annual ball last
night at Irving Hail. The attendance was quite
large and fashionable. The hall was richly and
tastefuly decorated. Flanking the band Of the reg
ment which was stationed on the platform,
were stacks Of muskets supporting knapsacks,
and the galleries and ceiling were bright with
nags and streamers Of every hue. The
regimental standard was conspicuously displayed
In the gallery to the right Of the platform. The ball
opened quite early and was not brought TO concu-
sion until late hour. In point Of taste, In decora
tlons, excellence OF arrangement and brilliancy OF
costumes the entertainment fully equalled, II did
not surpass that OF any military company held this
the company; Mr.. Jarvis B. Smith and the other
members OF the committee have reason TO congratu-
late themselves on the result OF their labors.
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An INDIAN KILLED ON RAILROAD TRAcK.--A
rev days since an Indian was seen lyin on the
Track OF wisconsin railroad about four miles from
manison Just before the train reached the spot The
whistle was Immediately sounded and every eIort
maze 70 stop the train, but without success. The
indian was struck on the head, which was horribly
crusneo, causing instant death. The train was
soppen, when an indian girl came up who was
deceased. Her groans and Wild gestcutations were
anecting - well as dramatic In The highest degree
n threatening manner, a. II she proposed taking
her own llfe gentleman present took u from her,
~ ne same ume comforting her In her own language
the p0dy OF her father were taken on board The train
and carried about miie 10 the camp, where the
family had been living Here another sad scene
ensued Three or four young Indans--children OF
the deceaacd--gathered arosDd the corpse and gave
uiterance 20 their agony 10 piercing means. The
whiskev
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 49, l86aTRRLE SHEET

don Norwich. Provdenes ssybrook, sonngon and other
places. 4t
Tho magnificent Al clipper shp Seminole 1871 tons. built IN
Mystic. Conn, in lssk and bsonsns Nssrs lawrence
Giles CO. Of thm city d on the great sectional dry dock near
the foot Of Rutgers p Eas river for the purpose Of being
stripped Of her old shsashng rscauksd and remstaisd
z &: :s'::Hs:1sss ::ss s 'ss
ssys ss.nsy sson:.y vii snsosbtsdy remain On
5: osss % % e.
Marine Disasters. @t4N
h: zen sssnsaisSs sss iu q water. ana dsnss: TO
:. sss s ::
S..n ssss ou e IS L Pas ~
is =: II, Tss.s Is:aS e;PI
e s @ 4 sa % 4
sss On ani sn :nns vs
q: e. .s 3 s.o ;Ss
s.s #iv :s:. s:s ,ss:, 81;
and hoy: shP unas; torn spanlsr and FORE ana main
a.:
.ns p ass I
and cabins s 5 q and ra,hn and
s S; aas n aR sss
S
ss:s
started covering boards forward men,
% sin So~ns W With
]
pump well and with this assistance enabled keep ship
saving gear possible % save ssaminsd stem
aS
over '.0 Sss' ss'i1 ITO
found ship making less water since doing same The ship
Or The EsSs port WIND and weather
2s ri Il.
ca S ne o
sy 1s
BARK STAB KIse Groesnick, put into Gibraltar 9Th inst
sRnS be heinz s OK sy % n Of hatch
tained, and ship proceeded 9TH inst.
BRIG co.onADo Igr from cienfuego: for New York
shoai is6 mat and isy there hours when
& New
s would railway same day FOR repairs rep
BRIG ALICE Knight from Baltimore via Norfolk, Port
sSs r.; = ae sas 81 sns.d s .p
~ "a. z. ana ma several usss
dschssHs cargo would Drocssd % ca5s 70 load Tor sa
more.
p6e e h!s n Hsns a
S 81 q sy ss. or from her
Sen. MAsy wALx.. from Aux Cages for Boston, be-
a a,.'1H BY IN distress w''
put @ for
m T left
eesnsl2n e1e was last heard from at Back Creek
yids: MaTlss from New YOrS Tor stranded in Tor
nom s.en:rh.ysn or aYori spssssnssr.S has been a.
IA s S as ssn
mssSnsy good oondOn a Hs1ssSsus 'Ses' & sn''
S x. s ss:
n G $ Inn s q 4 w. up q
from Tinasd m s 2 H.lias Len Former ism
c.s thrown on hsr beam s1ds and bad %
n:4 s.n Tss s. s:h =. bark syess Gay. arrived
.. :pS e The Ts. Free
Il: ~. ,;s'; ssi
%ana s.ss. Sss o.G Svs % and s g.
depor.bis eondion having I had nothing g
o s s days but o. which
w x; ~ oay p.s. sns ss soas % u the % r..
cargo q oats sh had large quantity Of deals In her hold
Jan 1.-The American bark Waldo Capt Baker, from
Ardroesan, with railroad iron for Philadelphia on
weather. She still remains. e1s''
The Prussan bark Rhea, Capt Rockholz from Liverpool
with general cargo for Galveston arrived here 9th
injured BY collision the night Of the 7h with an unknown
vessel
spirits OF cases are marked .E Machstke
Inspector and 0auger, Phoenix Works, Phladephau and
Schnieder and Heaau have been picked up the har
Dor and delivered the Receiver Of Wreck this port The
vessels arriving here report that yesterday they large
number OF them floating in the channel.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Thomas MacLoushln, OF the Inman steamship
City OF London, has our thanks for his attentions.
ABsTRAcT or Loo STEAMSHIP CITY or LONDON
The following sbstract Of log the Liverpool New
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BILLIARDS.
Billiard Match Between Dion and Foster In
Montreni-Dion the Winner by Eighty-four
Points.

Billiard Match Between Dion and Foster In
Montreni-Dion the Winner by Eiahty-four
Points.
MONTREAL, Jan. 2s. 1869.
Dion and Foster played a match game OF billiards
push shot barred), American carroms, on q second
size carrom table, for $4,000, at Mechanics Hail, in
this city, tonight large number Of
prominent billIardists present. including Deery
George, Phean. 0'Connor Boyle, Cronin, Bryant
and many others. Mr.. Hubbell was chosen referee;
Chris 0'Connor was umpire for Foster, and Cyriile
Dion for Dion. Before the playing commenced It
was agreed upon that whenever the balls iawed
they must be got out In three plays At the start the
betting stood one hundred to eighty on Dion.
The play commenced rather briskly, Foster rum
ming 70 after q few innings, when the balls froze
and he was compelled to scatter them. Dion then
got the balls together. and, on making 1o3 points.
the referee decided that the balls were jawed A
dispute ensued which finally ended By Dlcn re;
the run, making 120 The play was very pretty but
there was no chance for nursing. The scoring then
became slow, Dion running 80 and 30 and Foster 3d.
Al the eleventh inning the game stood-Dion 25f,
Foster 1ss. At the next hand Dion, whose play n
WAS got the balls together spendidIy near the lower
leaving the gane-Dion 476, Foster 1856 The betting
was now one hundred 10 my on Dion.
The play that followed for some time was tedioua,
the luck being against Foster On the eighteenth
inning Foster missed by hairs breadth, leaving
DlOn the TWO rcus wei tORetner. Dut ne only run o.
On the twentieth inning Foster missed nne follow
along the cushion, leaving the reds again, so that
his competitor got "a points. The game then stood
Dion 621, Foster 314. On the twenfy-second inning
Foster made fine cushion shot, got three balls
together and scored 40 missing an easy shot q the
close. He then commenced 70 gain upon Dion
slowly, the game standing-Dion 40, Foster t31. On
the twenty-seventh inning Dion left Foster the two
reds when the latter made . brilliant run OF $50
points but leaving the balls together The play was
splendid during this run, the balls beng massed
eleven times round the table. At this stage the game
ing 81
Dion now run 1855 points on the balls kept
Foster got three balls in corner and made
iee ~ very delicate play Dion following on
the thirty-second inning By running lo2 The
The latter then made 10 and In attempting TO make
VERY risky draw shot, Missed when Dion got the
balls wei up and ran out with fO6 points, beating
his competitor BY a.. There were 80 innings, the
average being 20 and over. Thr0uRhout the game
the betting was In favor OF the winner.
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eteamships Tripc Liverpool New York. Bremen Eagle
Havana ssrssosss, chsrieston Gen Barnes, ssvannsh
wind n sunset W. f8
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IN 000 CURES Gi cLUDrNG THE PoPE'sl win
VsVUU out medicine or By Du Bays delicious
REvALr fTA ARABICA FOOD,
m dyspepsia phths liver, and bilious Disorders
cOnstpauon dlsrr a, nausca debility, cough, ashma.y
sleepisssness u fves time. s cost IN medicine and
costs less than or aiy food Also the Revaentn hoc0ae
Copies of curf lay be had gratis DU BARRY CO.,
~ WllamT Y View YORK, and through all grocers and
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poYAL BAKrNa .Pc DER COMPANY
III hae ~movedto
No. D. lssey street. t
DoYAL HAVANA LOTT W, PRIZES rArD IN GOLD
IL Information furniahss w All lssaIirsd fsolasriss
2 GALLAGHER BRO $40 chss!nu, stree,
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ANTWERP Jan Is--Arrived, Dunus, Blauve, Phladsl
Sailed Iish Aususis csuieand Alexander Almfsld New
Sailed from Fushng roads 7th Anna Blanchard seeking
Jewitt Cardiff eusan Hncks, Phinney, New YORK
WIN Lsavt Leav'lt, Callao land was OF Dartmouth lth
kosmos ksssa PSiaSsphis ANNA bhrns, Silssn, New
xpsIAIps tAussrslia, Dec s-Arrivsd previous, bark
h1s.S gsa .sAr Carl. w. Lawson
NYork via 81 Xndsvs called letters and sailed ioh To-
sslsd iSh bris nsvarinO. blood c,snfussos son. schr
bni1ssh2vSN Jan Is Arrived. irs Schultz dsivssscn
Sailed lssh smid Uh NYork tsss Dssssrs, ish, AhIsr
sess from Liverpool cargo sssS and OH oSsr"iss =,
CxsDiyr. Jan ii--sasd. Abraham sksllss orsssrson,
pszi Jan Il-Asiysd Assiansa c, Diros, London (and
FALnouIH, Jan ssaisd Caroline, 0ibbs from rcsdcnl
Boston; i2h Amra coomhs Hansen, Bristol; Bremerha-
Ghisspy. yss lin hs ROADS, Arsso %, Brown. from
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DAY, having repaired Merritt Eaton, repa, schr
Rena del Sud- Cobb, sending down mant Wind 40, air
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HAMnuR9, Jan Sailed from Cuxhayen nth, Hsizburr,
notyggA ., Jan iiru in, Cecilia, Bis,rap rom Liver.
pool for Uharerton.