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LATEST SHIP NEWS.


For Latest Ship Netrs see Fgth PdgeI
ARRIVED.
steamship Gen whitney, Allett, Boston, with mdse and
WyanoSe Couch City Point and Nor
folk dse and pas to old Dominion x sies oo dIp Z"
Bark Ironsides Tapley Leghorn 50 days. with marble
bark Inverness of London Peter. Shanghai Jan 3D. with
Yea" Hark Anal cNorl Lunoe London days ballast
BARK verita It BartoOtto, Caghar ~ days with
Bark Brothers Pride of st John, " b. BrowneD Cabaren
Bafk Thomas Pope FossetI Gaboon River, W. C. A. SO
Big Lewis clark jof Bangor smith. croiI Is days with
big NINA Indsey of St Johu n. b., Robinson St Johns
Big Liz of HantsporL T. SD Lawrence sagua IL days.
Big Excelsior Mayor Of and days from Bermuda with
Eng Emma of Portland, Buckman Matanzas p days with
Brig Maeias John y. b. Rouse Caibarien 10 days
Brig Mary Bartlett Maehias, Thompson sagua 10 days
Eng Dart of HaI1a1) Golfer Guantanamo Il days With
Te Josephine picton Young city Island in ballast
Brg Whittaker Mitchell, shuee. y. :, II days with
spiling. - go. O., p,..r q ..v, wit,
schr Alamo Piunket, Two Rivers, N. g. days with
sem John snow MITCHELL shrjee. n. S. 10 days with
i51lf AIMEE Falenburr. Racket Horizons Point
Lizzie Ives, saxton, st. Crox y dayA with sugar
1chT Robert Clark of lgepors. DaytoA BAracOa IL
chr Tsott King Calais Bradfd Aux Cages % days
schr leonard of SOMERSET Crowley ST. Iago de Cuba
l., DAYS, with sugar.
scar oodviI of Nassau, Rob Eleuthera days. w:h
pine apples.
schr Prank W Emery to Psrtland,. Faiker, cardenAs
day, mOasses
= 10 DAYS, with plaster
.ahr. luilda thompson, IT. George, Ne. with granise
Jordan l.. MtIt Brown PaIacOa ~ days. with frut
,.hf III Lyons phsns Havana ~ DAVIS with
5chI Nehe ufa loi hlsworth Jordan BaTaesa ~ days
/ vii. Hut
Mary 4, Hyrr lo New Haven, HoigfOn, Port Az
b tono Jam. l5rays, with fruit
-cr T.. Robinson lof Gloucester, Harvop Eleuihera
day, WITH INIT.
ecAl s..ai Barton oi trlggaJ)lo. 80 s.h d. ndsaf
/ y g.. %. - s.. N.tA ilfst,s
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RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS.

MEETING OF THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY IN
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 2O.-The fifteenth anniversary
Of the American Tract society held nere las night
IN the second Presbyterian Church corner of Michigan
ave and Twcntictst The Secrety- report shows that
nearly 900 900 pages Of various publications have been
distributed during tho year. The total receipts have
been 6j2s72. and the expenses 9G50lS7 During tie
last hall century the society has printed j,3O3J7 33S
copies OF publications. lis total receipts nave been
sl3Jg--g The receipts Of the decade show very sais-
factory prscrr~s Addresses delivered by the Rev
VIM Giles II scotland. the Rev. . H. Tying ST. Of New
York. and others.
SESSION or TIE PEE-BYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
II ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2O.-The General AS
sc,nby of Presbyterian Church in the United States
met this morning at DR. RutherOrds Church corner Of
Eleventh. and Pinc-sis The Assembly reprrs ni' a the
southern States and Illinois, OHIO and issour and a
large number Of delegate present Ai;cr the Assem-
by mad called order, Dr. j. L. GHardtdl, Moo
orator ~ sion delivered the opening al ss
DR.. NJ D. Uogc Of Richmond. Va. Was tAeh ccctcu MOI
orator, and tle Assembly ADJOURNED
INTERESTING STATISTICS IN !ilR EPISCOPAL COUN-
Gil CONVENED At ElCHI)ND. Va
RICHMOND, Va, May 2O.-The Episcopal
Council decided to-day mex; year AZ Alexandria
The annual reports of Bishops johns and White were
read showing that 500 persons have been confirmed
during the year; II ministers ordained priests and
male dt.icOns churches cun-rcra"d, ana tHal
thrr. ar II candidates for hoy orders About 2UO
clerical -nd lay Delegates are present
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE WAR on TIE WHISKY RING.
W,curNcToy Thursday. NAV 20, 1870.

WASHINGTON, IDufsuay, MAY ~ 1900
The following is an official statement OF the
seizures by the Internal Revenue once III te fs
Illinois District Parker K. Mason rectifyng house.
volne 81 SOB 90; Roee. Junker Co., rectifyng house.
va,ne so4 Oo5 20; Galson Eastman rectifyng house.
value 42l So the distllery of the Union copper
Distillery Company, 1864 20 ana ne dseilt 49, VI
the Department is advised OF the seizure r OF tne
distery of Marshall IN the Ie MIN G IN me Fourth
Georgia District, and Of TWO oxen Win wagon anu
harness in the Second District OF tennessee me
gate valuation OF the seizures reported touS
900 so The following Is list OF the lhtcInI
observation-disclosures Miller. John Steinmetz, r; Vito
Henry Wend. g. d. Phelps, g. A tarslSht Ernst la
and Nathan Gatzert. Gaugers-B Miller l." MatteIn IL
Wakeman r Baeke, g. +. Robinson, and d. l. layIor'
FORGING THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE
An anplicant for reinstatement to clerkshlp
in the Pension Bureau recently presented TO the commas
s,oner his application, upon the back OF Which was
forged Endorsement Of the President The commissioner
suspected the commences Of the lndorseheh' "ne "
1as presented 10 him, and wrote 10 the fIesi-
80 nnosriirc IT. and to-day received COM
nunication from Mr.. Luekey, private secretary ~
ing that the Endorsement was loi sed31 80
m5rning the applicant again appeared at ue
1tce When the Commissioner escorted MN 10 inc Ohce
of Gen Cowan, before whom he lad an tne i n d
Coap ouestioned him how he obtained the lhrse
menf ana he said he got II through man rom aiD
ma at the time mentioning the nsU niiH ty
= Men,her nj Congress Of excellent Iepuuc HohI
mas sfte named He did not know whether tue iin
~, that ne coud gel the Presidents Endorsement
I
Though Gen Dent ami few days ater hdnq MN = ~
,er ndnrsed as above stated. He gave tins man Fl0
pf his .Tvces tine last money he had III the word ana
snnnosed the Endorsement genuine. He dld MOI Aho.
,hether the man in town or not, anu nv ~
,"n~w where he boarded. Gen COwan lniOrmcu nlni
that forgery was very serious ohense ana th NC '
fnd this man from Alabama ana D1ns nm t o,tn,
a. he was aetcrmned 10 sIt the matter 10 tIe po'.o
Tbs youpg man, is German, went a"ay e. ~ .,
;nry soTrowfil and 1t Is just barely possible tHa' W 'y
md the man who, he says, secured the Ioiseu Ai
ment. -. -, ,,~-rov
oswEGO MADE A PORT OF ENTRY
Oswego, n Y, has been designated by the
Secretary Of the Treasury with the approVa Oh Tue
ort under Section 2s66 Revised Statutes as port en-
, Tor ,he entry or exit from Canada OF merchan-
disc in transit Intended under the treaty OF
either for importation mo the Dominion or loI eApt
berefrom wa one of the scabOad porte; also lot hh"r
t.fou from Canada under consular seat diiu o' is u az
sit ~ domestic nuiIdatiaDle mcTchahhlse, anu "y
maid or free goods the regulations O maEch "o'
i'''' REAWARD OF POSTAL CONTRACTS
On account of the irregula'ltics discovered
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IN BROOKLYN, +. D.

a fire broke out III the repairing room OF
J. A. Baldwin's furniture establishment at Nos At and
Is Fourth-st, Brooklyn e d., at 1880 p. N yesterday
The Fire Department promptly On hand but IA
there Is Insurance patrol in Brooklyn damage or
caused by smoke and water to the line goods
on the upper floors. Mr.. Baldwin fully insured mostly
IN local companies The building which OF brick. four
stories high, with iron front owned by Charles WILSON,
damaged III 900; insured IN the NlIlnisDlrgh Cty
Insurance Company .Or $4,000 The cause Of the nre
supposed 10 have been the spontaneous combustion OF
oiled rags Mr. Baldwin, who IN the next building
was nearly sHOCated in his efforts 10 e1Lngulsh the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPC RT
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, %. g.. Friday. May ell i. Va
SynODsiS fOr Zee past hGenty-fOdr hOwrs
The barometer now highest over tie
Southern states and the Ohio Valley
south ana west winds. increasing 70 high. have pre-
vailed on the Middle Atlantic Coast. Southwest Wuis
prev all IN the interior Of rhe country
Cloudy and rainy weather are reported from the phio
VALLEY 20 Arkar !s and Iwa. Partly cioUdy and cie2r
weather prevails esrU hrr9 with generally higher tenn
ptratuTe. except in .he extreme Northwest.
The rivers have fallen AID especiay Cincinnati and
Memphis
Probabilities
For Friday the SOi.th Atlantic and Crlf states sta
tpulry falling barometer, south and east WILLS,
partly clluGy and clear, warn weather win possibly
Orclsnnal rain ia the GIlf states.
FDy IsHaeSsee ad me OhO s0ey, the tovsr lakes, Md
DE and Eastern Ngss. SIi0hGry riSAnq baTomeer,
south-weSf n0ritcst Uhi4s, purity cio,i3 and clear
TcnNcr T stationary ten pcr0tHTeS ercei ~ me for'HeT
district clDhdy lce.Gther anil D@sSiOIy tght rdsh
the upper lakes, the Upper IsSlss ppi anu Lower
Missouri Valleys stationary rising barometer. some
what lower temperature north and west winds, coarer
AID clearing weather.
The rivers viii tI!l slowly
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sTRIKE IN THE CEMENT QUARRIEs ABOUT
ROSENDALE.

KINGSTON, n. Y, May 2O.-A strike was
begun BY TIE laborers the cement quarries in the
Rosendale region this forenoon, beginning at Martin q
Cearwaters works The Rock Lock men went 70 all the
others IL tie region and compelled stoppage OF WORK
Prom II TO Is mills shut down, ana over
1000 men are on strike They were receiving
81 20 and q % per day and demand 81 CO.
When resisted they used threats but violence has vet
been reported Il is stated tonight that the strikers VIII
the extensive works here and in the vicinity 20
morrow. and compel suspension There Is no uIssStis
faction among the cement laDuTers here who Will receive
s. 40 per day pay day. There Is rnor OF qesper,
ae intentions the part Of the strikers put nte reai
al yield 10 TIE demands for higher pay.
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CAwTLF MARKET.

PNTrfoRH May 10 ATTIR-The market during the Early
Part oi she Gu and pri,es shade lower Dat Closed
higher han as1 week very Dts' - a
20. a-4i uIa,tr ID rGt.; medium or good f!r qIaity
ordinary thin steers oxen. and COWS, id4 &C
,ales J44o ~. receipts, liz mead a.es
Las l"id.
h0,s nave duh during the week and declined ~,
cls ~ vt. a tendency Sill dD ard far 10 CHOICE 100
l. to pts. 4.i-p me-.
-nEEr have ben dn. t'e range being az Lee Lambs
flr .-raud at - lUNcI receipts, 3,J0' JcaL
,Gu. May eI-CArILE quiet. steady receipts, 300
common evfa shipping % J0G S6 - go0d steers - 7pp
- %. shipments. 5000.
Hoo mI.-rit lower receipts 5000, common to
c.0ca s7nt- 20 chiefly = - 7s7 ~ ,hinmeni1 41op 80
-.lff. scarce. prices, Receipts
shOrI. sSlaJ 30 NOncA. - JOl-l -.
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CONVENTION OF NEW-ENGLAND yEAVERS'
UNIONS.

FALL RIVER. Mass. May 20.-The New-En-
gland Weavers' Convention met to-day in Grand Army
Hall Al p. III. The meeting called 10 order by Mr.
John smith The UlIols represented were Fan Hver,
PawtucAet, Taftsyle, Conn; Lowell, Olncyva, r. l.;
New Bedford. warren, r. L. WauTegan. Central Village.
M0osop Conn. LOnsdae. and Taunton. The opening al
dress WAC delivered by l.. II. CA4nlDern Of Boston. He
gave bliei history Of tue early labor movements IN
England. datin. back TO the eleventh century Tie
weayers were among the foremost in taking NivaHt-
age OF the benefits Of association. lie concluded by
drawing glowing picture OF the achievements possible
10 the workingmcn by well managed associations. At the
conc us0n ~ bis speech the der-at from tnc various
Unions their reports and 1t , D. m the tonVenJion
adjourned until D. The c.chlnS session was Stc.f't
one ana nothing has yet Orcn made pubic 10 the pro
credn-s. \ public meeting VIII De neld u
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MARINE DISASTER IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 20. - The schooner
Chesapeake Captain sias Morris Of seaord, Dell from
Baltimore; and the Pungy I. and W Dickerson capt
VIM summers, bound for this port. cOllded in Chesa-
peake Bay this morning, short distance below the city
the helm Of the Chesapeake carried away aud her
yheehouse broken:by the force Of the collision Cent
Morris was Knocked overheard ana drowned Andrew
smith, employed the Chesapeake VA severely III
iures The body OF Captain Morris was not recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

To remove dandruf-Go to Arizona and IN
erview tie Apaches-
The heaviest snorer we have heard of is the
elnpest SAVING sLe did wish he would stop shoring iof
aae wanted 70 hear the thunder Greenfield Gazette
There was once Pennsylvania ieglsla,otf
sho LAID BY $4,000 IN session. When ne was ash9
Low he managed this with sal ry OF SIVVV NC o"a1
LAT be saved II by doing without u Lircd gTl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
SALE OF THE MEMPHIS wArFH-woRxs.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 20.-The MemDlds
Vaerwors sold n auction today for the benefit
OF the first gage b0,dhOldcTs and were purchased
By " p Wallace President " the New York Guarantee
AID Indemnity Company; Charles Keep. Manager OF the
Holly Wa.cr-Works Company, Lock1ort. " Y, and VIM
Goodman Vice Prcrdrn II the Third National Bank Of
Cincinnati each % which institutions held large amounts
Oh th bonds. Ia, prco -=1OOOO being little more
I'm. LlII tlc c...l u tL- MnIl.S.
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institution was inspected throughout BY thu vsSA ms
mornings session Of tho Association lasted TIL O'CLOCK
D. m when an adjournment was had until O'Clock p m''
in order to visit the State Asylum for Insane Criminals
This eveuu9 reception in honor of the Association
held at the residence OF D. NJ Osborne The programme
for remainder Of the sessions as fc,ows faay
dscusslon OF papers Saturday at $50 o'clock m me
Assoration will proceed the State ut tea Tor
Incl In MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
TIE REV. ERWTN HOUSE.

The Rev. Erwin House, assistant editor OF
The Western Chrisan AdrOcne one OF the leading Meth
odist paers in the West died suddenly Ut his office ID
{ Cincinnati yesterday. Mr. House was born in ls2l
and carly in entered the ministry Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. He in tho editorial department
OF the Methodist BooA Concern for - years and was
author II several religions books. Mr. House was IA
Fri nd Of sundaycnoOls, and aDored zeaousy To
increase .Aeir mum, Ell and efficiency IL She Nest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS, Nay 2O.-An article has appeared in
tc FIGARO suggesting that the reveg Of France be post
pcned years, and causes much excitement Is as
ny the Libcre that the article las t1n made the
SUBJECT " CIblncs discussion.
ST. JoHN, y. B., May 2O.-The tightness of
The money market making itself felt among business
men The following failures reported }. Beiler d
Bro musical Instruments T. r. Sneeden broker FRED
nlll Lnr- u.I.I md u NJ. Rood. drug -Ist.
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ARMY AND NAVAL ORDERS.

W,suISGrOx Nav 2O.-Lieut.-Conmander G. NJ
Chester Boaswan Andrew Milne. and Acting Gunner Robert
Norfolk Passed Assistant surgeon George n lofney
has been DETACHED from Roanoke at New-lor1 ana
t..1 ON Waiting orders Assistant surgeon J. f. Brans
br5 has been detached from special duty connected
sh - Tarsn survey OTCered the Roanoke fust
Lieutenant j. W Mcmurrsy st ARTILLERY has been relieved
hO dnty "a Professor Military Science and Iscucs a. c
Cornell Ithaca y and ordered 70 JOIN Lbs reg1
leuL TIT order IA axe effect Jnne II.
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" fRPTED.

OVFPToN WHITE ON "wednesday. Nav 10 A. the rest
dencr the brides parents the Kew. J. Thomas D.,
assisted the Rev. " T. Bridges. Edwin A. OvertvB -
Fannie NJ daughter OF n. Il. White ali of Brooklyn No
cards
PEDDLE-SMIT RoseIle. New Jersey. "Wednesday.
Nav 49, H. P'-,Gl 10 Helen NhltiemOre, daughter 81
IN. late Adrian ". 9s.ih
SRI DDIFORD- sEABROOK-At Lambertyie n. j. on
wednesday, H. by the Rev p. a SiuGdiDri. ID ID,
Theodore H. Studdford VI. D.. u Lambertvle ~ j, ~
Mary Gordon daughter OF the late Nicholas H. sesbToos.
ESQ Oi Richmond, Virginia.
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TIE CONVICT sHARKEY.

CHARLESTON. 5. c., May 2O.-Capt. Curtis of
the Crescent CITY IN reply 10 question asked him by
The Collector OF this port stated that he did not have
tie escaped convict sharkey, board bis steamer
but that Davis the detective, was on board as
passenger DAVIS the detective who had snaTKey ~
cAarge IL Havana The Crescent City remained al Qlsl-
aAune Station five miles from this city, only low
hours and aid not come up % the city al all
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THE FIRE RECORD.


~ TRENTON, y. J.-LO-a. 100000.
TRENTON y. j., May 20.-A fire broke out
in speelers pottery last night causing loss % from
$1,000 TO 10000 The flames confined - the
main building and warcroom. The works are Insured rs
follows
Franklin % Philadelphia, $4,000.
London, Liverpool and Globe, $1,000
Reliance OF Philadelphia, 5000.
North American Of Philadelphia, $1,000.
Peoples OF Trenton, $1,000
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LIBERAL REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune

by ILLEGEAPH 10 THE TKIBUHE'i
ALBANY, May 2O.-There will be meeting
Of the Liberia! Republican state Committee in this city
June TO- Tor the purpose Of consultation IL Is propapo
that call for Convention Will DC issued. or that the
Executive Committee will be empowered to issue one
Gen. T. a. Merritt Gen. Jones' and other prominent
Liberals in town and seem 10 be OF the opinion that
the Organization will maintain its Independence.
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DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY MAY o. ls75-TRPLE SHEET

regard The President spoke to the students IA TO men
VINO IN little tusr would be filing pulpts OF promi-
nence and influence and making the results OF their
teachings widely felt parting hymn and benedicton
by Prof Wheeler closed the exercises Those present
were then invited lunch the residences OF the mem.
bers OF the Faculty large number remained 10 ma
much enjoyment in the grounds the Seminary TILL late
in the afternoon taking the evening trains, North and
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE CARLIST WAR.

THE CAILISI WAX
REPORTED DEFFAT OF THE ALFONsIsTs NEAR TIE
TOWN OF vALMASEDA
HENDAYE. Thur, day, May 90. 1875.
There has been two days fighting near the
town IT Vanaseda. The CaIsts claim that they have
occupied Usu.bl and AriO, from which the AHonsist
troops retrea:ed with heavy loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
CONVENTION OF. sUPERNTENDENTs OF THE
INSANE.

AUBURN, y. Y, May 20.-The Association of
Medical supcrutendeuts of the Insane returned 20 tAis
4, last evening from hcr excursion tn tie Willard Asy
luIn for tho Insane in scneca County. banquet VS.
yea IN honor Of tue Association ~ the Asylum aud the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

g: s;::: i 81: &C.: 4 g. IS s.,.
via vineyard Haven with pl.ster. c.,. s,n,.. NJ
schr francis of East Maehia' c''e' Sn"''e NJ
= S ~ a1y Hasa ei Parrstoro ST. Haae wina''s
velms of Adds on, Punkett shuiee ~ o. =" VI"
schr Mary r. Curtin. Clements. virrtnia
sCHoOSEgs-RIvKg AND coAsTwIsE
{nn a C5axo,s gG.'On Eabsss New Bsford
J. ! iampnry New Bedford. Roanoke, Taunton:
LS Sssa w WSs; Hole
Margaret Jane Providence. j. W. sp.ncer Providence
spor w poSasncs ap ioeis PToTaeno
RA P pTSyGsHS .r aa9s
MIME prank New Haven. Eva Belle. New Haven.
Exerticn. Virginia II. champion; virnnA
issaer Ss s1rg I,1so ar kfs
W D. Mangum. Norwich Maria pierson virginia
Yankee Doodle virginia II. T. Wood. Virginia.
] Fort Georgetown, d. C. Il. Van Dnsen Alexandria
H. J. Raymond. virginia. We; Tatis Virginia
Banvard Virginia. y. A. Collins Virginia
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAylS, May ls.-rho steamship Cuba FROM Ss~-Y'rs'
May 2oAryyea brig Elizabeth ses %insI Sw S re.
L6yDox May eo-saed for United ports Mercedes
Rome salem. Ystroom. Recs Arrived nom the gni,sA
states The 18th inst Perr Thomson Frank Psnas;
ioh nS ysna capt %s Liter ne
channel freya. Femic Arrived on tho 10th ns, ErstS
HSssn Ss Gs =. GiS s ap'
NAVAL.
Thet ntei states steamship Monongabcla Admiral Leroy
was at Janclro April 2J all well The United states ~
left lilo Janero Apr % for the United states
United steamship Brooklyn at the River Plato
MEMORANDA.
Capan Pearce the from London for Quebe
abandoned reports very severe gales nom west TO NORTH
vest vessel made wafer which increased daily, although all
hands the for several DAYS te pmpS
ch0ked the ballast washed on May s a.
lon the vessel settling down rapidly made ready 70 lsass
her when the bar. schiller er) hove IN sight and ok ~
sell ~ In number about ten miles away the
bark suddenly disappeared, and We saw no more OF her
Dark Three Brothers of New York; put into Pernambueo
Aprl 20 OF captain who died samo
buried shore she To leave May In charge
Of The mate. bound home.
The master ~ the schr Jesse Elizabeth az RIO Janero re-
pOrs hDrakng, March - in lat i6S Ion. % 30 W. Nhaag
bark Tal,y of New BEDFORD with 1870 bbis oil bad crused
we'll chronometer 270 miles CUT %
the way.
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George tr-nf Victoria Fills Comfy, Kansas the
farmer In the world 100 miles uses for
man and beaet. CT I's IISIMRSr lODIDK % A><ioSiA
Sold by ali druggists Depot No AL Sixthsyer SewYOrk.
cen m ri bot
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r1RE N TIE WOODS NEAH MILLTowN. v j

A serious fire is raging in the woods near
Midtown y. j., caused by the burning Of brush Two
houses have been destroyed and request has been sent
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testimony of all the Offices IN the 1RI B.
UNE building they the MOST ATTRACTIVE Asd.
all ipgs the CHEAPEST anywhere In that part
of TOWN. third and half Of the building IN now
rented and who seek desirable oees should MAX carly
applicaon. ell beautifully finished in hsrs
VOID sh elegant xtures heat and water eys
room exceedingly light and airy pereoty veDti
lated all outside wpdows communicate directly with
the and nearly Ali have independent
hall Many OF the really for tenants tho ss
May and that day and The following Monday cgns
lawyers and Advertising agents moved 10. Oter
only waiting for the elevators, which viii begin
running within week lenanls sn5 gay. ApplS
eaton should be oots AZ THE TRIBUNE Co0nIiusroon
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Buckingham Hotel.

FIFTHAvE, COR FIFTIETHsT.
Opposite the cathedralh
completed by sepembee next and will be- cenducte<
on the European plan, with spsar regard TO the comfort u
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