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=, . w.A.,a,, nIsht 10 enter The liquor store OF
PaaE ops al The corner Of sou Bgbh and rosps' O''
sdS.e @ 10 The proprietor before they bad succeeded
uIInSoN CRY The Hudson County Board OF
Pt.o.T :, rs session yesterday Hudson cry decided 70 S
effort to get rju9con restraining e matte In the Bsy any.
wbs aiopg he borders Of Hudson County % t an
oara OF % ~, font By 1911 deep In The rear Of the Court
Home and Jail at Hudson City, Tor S~VO"
pT IHo a., THE residence of Mrs Colt was
pIOOnI I'm. the family at church Of $50 some
.s and Ober articles MI Wheeler Lost clothing to We sae Of
b Hsus Several attempts have been made upon the sGus none,
The readenee Of Horace ersoh vas also % ~
thieves we're unable TO get dov named Peel Was
JMa Of W CSe Newfoundland In the ball compelled hay
retreat The Town Committee mel '''' e'sA'As ."
stop the robbeneL -
NFWARK-There are engaged in jewelrry, est 3 D.
lshmsns here )l men TO whom an re oapt Of eapa EN-
I ~ he bsbs amounts 10 e2290o and tue sIue Of voc
rnnsIIy equals eO0 The dead BODY on an uu
fon ms, vas found yesterday the turnpike ROAD near VIC ~ O
sapford', Hotel Five were found in DIS poeAs"
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

At the meeting of the Board OF Police Com
missioner yesterday the following transfers OF Ser.
geants were made: John Kelly, from the Fortysecond
10 the Thrtyhrst Precint; Richard Cornwc, from the
Eleventh TO the FOTtysecOnd; VIM l.. Brown from the
Fourteenth 20 the Eleventh. Barnett l.. Phillips from
the Twelfth the Fourth District Court; W w Dllks,
from the Fourth District Court 20 the Twelfth: Christian
Wright from the FOrtyforth 20 the Forty third; John
Dufour, from the Forty-oghth 70 the Fortyfourth /;
Henry Hutchinson, from the Eighteenth 10 the
Twenty ninth; VIM. A. Van Duzen, from the
Twenty eighth 90 the ELEVENTH.; Charles ii. Wood
ward, from the Twenty seventh 10 the Twenty
eighth Arthur Rookie, from the Twentynnth
10 the twenty seventh. The following Patrolmen were
also transferred Daniel Webster from the Forty eighth
10 the Fifteenth Charles McDOugal, from the Twenty
second 20 Yonkers Michael Corey from the Ihrteth TO
the Twenty second: stephen Wamsley, nom the Eey-
enh 10 the Fourteenth Marcus Horbet from the Fourth
the Twentyrst T. H. Mullen, from the Fourth 10 the
Twenty first Samuel Keller, from the FOryseventh TO
the FortysXth John Reynolds from the TO
tho Third; Richard Holiday. from the Third
20 the Twenty sixth Thomas j. Laird,
from the Third 10 the MIMI Dennis
Wech from the Ninth 20 the third Charles II. Rensch
from tho Fire Marshals ONCE 20 the Twenty-nnth !;
R0updsmau H. W. De Clure from the Fortyourth 10 the
Forty.thrd; Charles H. Orser from the Twentieth 10 the
Fftcenth Charles B. Carman from the Fifteenth 10 the
Twentieth; Gabriel AIeT from the First 70 the sixth
John II. Brown from the First 10 the sixth; Levi W.
Pearcs from tho Seventh 70 the Sixth Andrew White
head from the Seventh to the SIXTH John STANLEY from
the Forty sixth 10 the Forty nth John Reardon from
the FOrtyslIth Go the Forty fifth John Powell from the
EOrty-elghth 10 the FOrty-nfth.
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woBKrvGwoMEN's ASSOCIATION.

The Workingwomen's Association met last
evening at Plympton Hail. Miss Susan b. Anthony in the
chair. A resolution passed congrdtulating the
Women Cap Makers Union upon the OF their late
strike. IL was stated that number Of Collar Laundry
women OF Troy, with quantity Of cOllar.makers, had
formed cooperative society and that the managers OF
the Troy Cooperative Foundry interesting them
selves I'm Inducing the into the routine OF busl.
Miss Anthony stated that the Trustees OF the Cor
nell University had decided 20 admit 100 girls,
and deysing means for their employment.
that they might like the male pupils, pay the whole
part OF their expenses for board education few,
thought could at once be received and placed No
domestic work OF different kinds Miss Anthony an
nounced that the National Labor Congress would
Philadelphia the 10th OF August and proposed ap-
pointing delegates to IT, Miss Anthony, Miss OConuen,
Principal Of School No a. In this city. Miss Hutchinson,
and Mesdames Burleigh Wlbour. Eleanor krk lozier,
Shepard, Norton and Barlow were selected. AlusOn
made by Miss Anthony IN complimentary terms 20
the late offer OF the Packard Institute 10 Instruct 20
women In bookkeeping without charge, and she
then spoke OF the encouraging success Of
the Saratoga WOmens Suffrage Convention.
The attendance she said, very crowded, and both
the and young among the ladies present had
listened with great interest 20 the proceedings and In
many cases made her acquaintance after each session,
promising attend the regular meetings Of the WOmens
Suffrage Association in this city their return The at
tendance being small Miss Anthony the only lady
that made any speech last evening and the meet
ing adjourned at an early hour 20 meet again in Sep
efubeF
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The Brooklyn Schuetzen Corps are now
holding their annual schuetzenfest shooting festival
At Myrtleave Park The festival commenced on Monday
morning and will be over this afternoon. The object on
which the marksmen display their Skill lie, or rather was
for there is not much left OF 1t nowan egy OF the
doube.beaded and doublecrowned Austrian eagle hou
the imperial globe, and measuring 10 rect
from tn to tip OF its outspead wings;
The eagle hosted about 10 feet from the ground and
about 100 feet from the firing stand Handsome prizes
are given TO those who shoot of the different imos ana
Ornaments the highest prize gold medal worth $50 ana
no i'm currercy being the portion OF the lucky man VINO
shoots last piece Of the body OF the iron Dot on when
the Imperial bird is inglorlously hIed Ihe lOnoHlhg
prizes were gained Monday, tho right crown Martin
Muller, $50; the left crown, Henry Alters US right
Ehiers, sIO the reiehsappd or globe, Hermann
Posberg, s35; tho left head was shot on before ils
time by Martin Mahers, and the prize forfeited 70 we
company. At IL yesterday morning the sport was le
snmed, and the following prizes were won thr0ugnout
the day right wing. Augusta Traoan $50; leit Wing
Edward Moncke ti5 right neck Henry Muller ~
right leg. Fncheldey, u.s. left leg Joseph Bnese' te
tail John Austin, tl5. Tho tail was shot on at 2,
and the limbless body only beng LETT, IL
sport when the shooting Will be resumed at 10 a. M
The winner Of the highest prize win be led IN triumph 10y
bs comrades and receive the Insignia OF royalty az the
hands OF the prettest young Teuton ladies' IN BroOaly
While the marksmen were showing their skill on the
target a brilliant assemblage OF ladies and gentlemen
were dancing In the pavilion 70 the music OF franek
Band and those who cared neither Tor the dancing OF e
shooting amused themselves with looking on AT tue Back
races and diversions. The officers OF the brooklyn
schuetzen Corps Captain, Peter AsRood FIRST Lieu
tenant. j. G. Hamand and Second Lieutenant Claus
Poulsep The Corps has in existence IL years and
numbers 90 members. Capt. Gerdes OF the NeW-loFk
schuetzen Corps was present yesterday.
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

MIDDLETOwN, CT, July 15.-The great day
Of the feast Commencement Day, has come and gone.
The procession Of President Corporation, Faculty,
Alumni and students formed al the College about No.,
and marched through Of the principal streets TO
the Methodist Church There Oratons delivered by
about twenty of the graduating class, after which
the degrees we're conferred The class is said
10 be uncommonly excellent in average intel.
lectual character, and the performances Of
by J. T. Abbott was remarkably excellent production
medium OF rather easy Latin. Among the Engnsh
orators honorable mention may be made OF hessrs.
The Yaldictory, by IT, S. Carhart, very good The
presence OF his Exceency Gov Jewell, gave additional
smith Cs5Sri Bs15 So StIs ss 1rSS F hSg
i Edison WsroaTon Davis John samuel Greenfield HOrao
Kelley Taae5aus Pny Marsh Eugene Miller Alfred moor
Edvsrd. Rshcs Heny AaaoS stsrI A SuTas TYLER ossp
Bat Wes Caleb Thomas Winchester Harvey Woodward Charles
The degree Of NJ vas conferred course ROsss Al
G-n@ Henry RSEie MOr Augustus nightingale stephen Heay
Charles lafayette Hose Glass Of wilbur Fsk ssldiord Class
m. HSSo4S1 S nfs ' d o. i!oy Esyesy ~
BosEsy ihs Rev Jofp b F1o is Rev Isaiah King The Rev
TIE Degree Of Doctor Of Music Va, conferred Ebeu Toue
The Degree Of Ii D. conferred The Hon Robert Carter Pit
After the exercises the church. the procession minus
undergTaduatesJ reformed and proceeded 10 the Nc.
DOnOugh House, where the Commencement dinner was
deyOured. brilliant eyee at the Presidents house this
evening closed the festivities OF the week our repor
have been chiefly occupied with the public exercises
word should be said Of the dOng Of the Joint Board of
and Visitors The principal matter which has
occupied their attention has been proposition 10
amend the charter TO abolish the Board Of
Visitors, and modify the character Of the Board
Of Trustees. committee was appointed 10 bring the
matter before the Legislature The course Of study
modified increasing the amount Of work in the depart
nents OF natural science ana English literature and al
lowing freedom Of election This is an important
step OF progress Mr. Caleb Thomas Winchester Of the
graduating class elected Librarian OF the COllege-a
high, but weldeseryed compliment 20 his scholarship
and ability. The prospect for Freshmen Glass Of
next year IS quite encouraging. Twenty-four have
already been eNaminedan unusually large number for
Commencement week, the majority usually wait TIL
the beginning Of the Fall tenn.
At the Commencement dinner subscriptions TO the
RmoHnt OF $4,000 were made for the Memorial Chapel,
which will Insure It's speedy completion.
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- THE prFFALo DRIVING PARK.
BASEL BALL.
THE GREAT MUFFIN MATCH-BLUE STOCKINGS
VS.. GREEN STOCKINGS.

THE GREAT MUFFIN MATCH-BLUE STOCKINGS
VS.. GREEN STOCKINGS.
Promptly at the hour advertised yesterday
the members Of the above named tens left the Mutual
Clubhouse in carriages for the Union Base Ball GROUNDS
liamsburgh where the long talked of muffin match
was 10 be PLAYED. large number OF friends accom-
pauied the contestants all anticipating much fun during
the progress OF the game few minutes before poth
Climbs appeared on the field The Green Stockings were
attired I'M very uniform 1t consisted OF stockings
of the richest shade OF green, white pantal0ons
caps. IL is rumored that with some =, slight
change this will be the uniform OF the Mutuals:
The Blues wore shirt, and pantaoons ana s0ckngs oI
blue red belts and blue and white caps u Miles VI wv
Mutals was chosen umpire and the Greens winning the
toss the Blues to the bat who before they were JUS
posed Of ran up Of u runs The Greens went III
ijsnosed OF by whitewash The Blues retained the al
vantage all through the game At the END OF inc louth
inning the stood 81 TO II in their favor put on 'he
fifth inning the Greens pulled up 70 WITHIN Two runs o
the Bues score from this point TO the close OF the
seventh inning the game close but the Blues TOOK
strong lead the eighth inning which they Increased IN
uings to the 90 At the cOseOf the ninth INNING the
score TO 43 in favor OF the Blues Each sde
played ten men; those composing the Blues being much
the better players, both in the field ana at the pat
their total bases being almost double the NUMBER
OF the Greens. Spencer OF the Blues greatly
distinguished himself at the bat and made
and Droum also made homeruns, the former two and
the others one each. Clancy and OBrieD both made
GOOD batting OF the fielding not much can be
said on either sde the Blues doing the best however
Droums catching especially good rs also was Gil
chrst's base play, The batting OF the Greens,
although not good their opponents, was stl quite
play behind was first The fielding of Hurley and
Williams also good At the close OF tho game the
aspirans for baseball honors donned their every day
unprecedented and sunburnt-glad their days Work was
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HAMILTON COLLEGE

CLINTON, N. Y, July 15.--At the fifty-seventh
Commencement Of Hamilton College 81 Seniors received
Ehe degree Of Bachelor Of Arts and IS graduates the de-
gree Of Master Of Arts The degree Of Doctor Of Laws
was conferred upon the Hon Thomas T. Davis Of SYRIA
snse, Daniel Huntington OF Hew-YOrk, David H. COch.
rane Of Brooklyn, aud the Hon Ellis H. Roberts Of Utica
The degree Of Doctor OF Divinity conferred upon
the Rev Addison K Strong OF Syracuse the Rev
A. Howard Of Catski the Rev John Lawson OF selkrk
Scotland and the Rev Wilbur y. Paddock OF Pbiladel
phia The degree OF Doctor OF Philosophy conferred
upon Prof John D. Runke Of Boston; that Of Master Of
Arts honorary upon the Rev. Chas g. Carpenter Rob
ert X Mckinney the Rev. Foster Ely and DAVID Ogden
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THE UsURIoUs MoNEY-LENDERs.

The Grand Jury came into the Court of Oyer
and Termner yesterday Mr. Justice Cardozo presiding
with number OF indictments There is very little doubt
bat that they included indictments against several
brokers for alleged improper practices relative TO the
statute forbds tho District Attorney 10 disclose the
names N persons indicted and consequently his lips
sealed upon the subject The for the
the brokers said TO have been placed In the hands OF
Capt. JOurdan OF tho FTankin.st Station. Color
given to this rumOr from the circumstances that he
passed good portion OF the day In the neghb0rhood OF
Wallst and IN the evening could not be found al the
Station house. where he spends the greater part Of his
time, when not on special or important service.
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DROWNING CASUALTY IN LITTLE NECK RAY

DROWNING CASUALTY IN LITTLE NECK BAY.
On Tuesday afternoon last, Mrs. Adm. Rus
rel. residing the Douglass farm at Little Neck.
Long Island went up 10 the Alley store in row boat TO
make some purchases and accompanied on the trip
by her three children On their home towards
night the youngest child, boy four years old while
lady recently married, jumped into the waerto rescue
him. Mira Russell seeing that both were drowning
ing by the presence OF mind Of her SON aged
years, who had remained in the boat and
held his mothers head above water until assistance ar
rived The bodies Of the drowned soon after recoy
cred and inquest held Wednesday by Coroner Hicks
with the facts THIS sad affair has caused much sorrow
IN me neighborhOod where the family were well known
and respected.
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HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHER

THR WEATHER -, n. u,.1
HEw.YoRE Hour Tber Bar Wind hVet 'sIo IN 90 S T.
IS 40 8G = w. 90 o9 & 4
60 S5S1 ssW II f6' 29s9 s. b.
Strnv-oyereSst 70 8; very cloudy at II 1lo9iy ~
or sSs, rain or mist u 10 7 ogg 70 ~ ondy
sS "a a. shower at Ahtmoop-VAniee ,'
10 SCI little cloudy 1926 CLOUDY iI "a thubdsr
h, nrby nreraed s:l5 Rain aeph ths aA -sptT.
inch Note II; 30 p. m--HeavI ram - A-'''-' ~ "
Thirty fOurtbsa Al 5 10 the
SUS-DuTing last ana the preenI Je
"a, - ~. month The spots have been unusually bs
There E new near eastern hub OF he sun group be sun
1885, ~ deep red color spots have been seen with tne S We
as.s the spos Sometimes they move VIZ y,
Nh az S3 feet per second In june ls4 spot having oSs Of
~ ~ nj a. vas visible August 1889 spot bad 80 ~
iVS svs bIops Of square miles On April &C. 1886 P0" " VIC
,,r,bsr az UereeO counted.
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A CORRECTION.

7 o he Editor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: In your issue of to-day is a report of q
in Bankruptcy, in which william A. Cort is spoken
OF by the Judge as a man unworthy TO be believed
the only William A. Cort In this city aud know
that am not the person alluded to- VIII you please 10
have your reporter take another look and he Is not
mistaken. WILLIAM A. CORr.
Nep York, July IS, 1869.
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,,t-.,.n,o,. nSt John. Port johnson
bfeer, Str Srbov Anna ID. Price PoHghkeeItle.
Success Providence. d n iI.Ie~ p,ova.u,.
Gorilla, btoIses D'"A'i 49, Martin GreeuNich
j. ID strickland Georges BanEs W pao s,
North star GEORGES Banks, tsh geo I oNshioiu a.
a. ;. IafAel5 UEsnort MaTUs Jane Providence.
New hesel' p- 's "a Orion, EevHayep.
+. ]. OSen, Newport ps.hion Me- asvso
Evelyn, Stanford. nsnsI MslsteI EI,,.lsAnort
Pointer Providence. - Ia ~ w oo A.. ssh.s '''
CspaIboat Shamrock, Collins honueai '" "" 'u"''' SNs~
SAILED.
a.. m. o., Il,.,nool, Habsa for Bremen; Eaee for
bteamsb IN 1900 Ion Bristol Eng c. H. Marshall and
SAnduSEy for LIVERPOOL; Beocada ior ote"e' D'''
for Bremen Honduras, for Buenos hJfes'
~ DOMESTIC PORTS.
-, ~ .-rved brig Glendale. from Baltimore. The yaeht
bosIoN Sg NsvYos was Of Highland Light at II O'clock
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THE A,,EptCAN TRACT socTKTy

The American Tract Society in this city
wish II to be understood that they have part directly
indirectly In the dsaRreements in the Boston Society
OF which correspondent Informed yesterday There
section Of the Boston Society which wants 10 affiliate
itself with the organization In NewYOrk but tho latter
has nothing 20 do with the movement except 10 hold
itself In a receptive attitude.
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ROWnnIN COLLEGE >

BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 15.-The Commence
ment at BOwdoin College has been very attractive. A
larger number Of graduates have attended than since the
semfcentennial celebration In 1882 This forenoon an
address before Phi Bets KAppa Fraternity was delivered
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lst a. 81 9Th s,h 9th. 7tb. 9Th. 9th. Total
Blue stoctngs.2 l6 10 l-64

UmUrs-Mr NILS Of the Mutual Seorss-Msssrf. Philips and
Jones Time Of Game-Ihree hours Is Left Bases
Clsncv J. OBren l-otal 2; Hurley ]; Williams Harding
Harvey Tyson u Costello total Clean Home Runs-D1sy
l. p HAYES Spencer s. Dreum Total, g. Fly CAtchesWil
hams 2; Gallagher Hstse h Tyson, q Hurley -tota 10
Clancy hayes g. Kenuey Spencer Droum 81 Glehrst
Foul Bound Cstcbet-Droum q Gallagher Catches
Strfes-Droum, Base P.yPgi ont By oBhen DToum 81
Gihus H. Assisted by Claboey 8; Daley 81
Droum I-totAl H. Put ou BY Hurley 81 Williams, q Haisei
Tyson 2-tots r. Assisted BY Hurley, j. Williams 81 Gallagher
Ellis Tyson ltott H. Double PLAYS by Gallagher and Williams
l. Gallagher Tyson williams and Hurley l. Run ouOBrsn by
Williams Gallagher aud Ellis by J. Hayes Outs Foul Balls
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IAnnouneemenul

ANOTHER VICTORY AHEAD.-The Harvard
crew departed for Europe They to achieve another '' over W
R Tb great and memorable triumph over England We may sug
- "a, ,lo p,eee ono easetedAnd we may As vel say
h was effected not only England but over the whole WORLDLY
Kyex III, halter His Summer styles row to be had " NO 4E D
v,y are OF course calculated maintain his opSiefno"eoso Sp
49, ore, haitian, off ALI nationality.
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PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM HAyRB-n steamship St. Laurent July sM Hensehser
Mr. Hesb Mr. aud Mira aud Miss OFae Miss Reed Mrs aud Mis-
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Freeman Mr. and Mrs Gud aud child Conyer Miss Hunt Mr.
WEIGH, Mr. aud Mira Pommer children Mr. aud Mia
BiEslou. q. Brown, Mr. Chambers aud othsrL
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ATLANTIC We. ORIENTAL

This afternoon, on the Capitoline, the Allan
tics will play the Orentals for the first time The
teurs are a very promising nine, and have this
shown evidence OF superior play Their games with the
Mutunls close and interesting, both closing with
small scores on both sides.
FLY Always VS.. STARS (JUNIORs)
The junior champion Fly Always succeeded
adding another victory 10 their already long list yes
terday afternoon, at Hunters Point Their opponents
the Junior Stars defeated by score Of 80 10 in
full game.
NOTES
This afternoon the new Mutual nine will have
a practice game the UuiOn ground, Williamsburgh
Tomorrow afternoon the Stars play thei champion Eek
fOrds the Union ground.
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-, .,,o Hon 7 " Patterson, Senator from New,Hamp
Sge before the PM Beta Kappa Education ana I've
lation 10 the Republic. Ia the afternoon an
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ASIATIC CHOLERA.
IT'S PREVENTION AND CURE

Daring the prevalence Of AAe Cholera in Baenos hre D. ~ anu
in the armies Of Paraguay and Brazil in the Winter Of 1907 Ihe army
agents medical supplies Of both armies wrote 20 VI
N,yk FOR instructions for using the RADWAY REMEDIES
the treatment Of this eOurg At that time HUNDREDS we're oyD
daily The disease resisting all treatment and the efforts OF s hO
distinguished medical men, both civil and military Dr. RAD"Al 'og
gese following treatment which in the hight o. the disease vas
5 ana u,esed in arreing the fatal Effects scOurge and
cured almost every case.
A the disease prevailing throughout Canada under The name o.
CANADA CHOLERA is somewhat similar only in mild form 70
AsAc Cholera viii readily yield to Dr. RADWAfs REMEDIES
We deem bat proper for the benefit the public health to publish
fst4er
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MOUNT HOLYOKE FEMALE SEMINAR
SPRINGFIELD Mass, July 15.-At the ,i Mou UNA
uoIyoke Female Seminary class OF 50 young dies
80 t6e Westdeld Normal School @ class OF ~ you"h iu
graduated to-day.
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BROOKLYN sCHUETzENFEsT.

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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship ST. Laurent LeAire, HA're via Jay nd'e and
pass
Stsamthp Scranton, Clark South Amboy
Ship Emerald l,ls. Bcomers, Liverpool % days mdse