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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
TAXATION IN KINGS COUNTY.
REDUCTION OF THE ESTIMATE OF THE B.:ooKIY'
BOARD OF EDUCATION AND THE COUNTY CHARITY
f,oxfurQaJoN

REDUCTION OF THE ESTIMATE OF THE B.:OoK1fS
BOARD OF EDUCATION AND THE COUNTY CHARITY
COMMISSION.
The Kings County Board of Estimates, on
Saturday made the following changes among Others in
the estimate Of the Brooklyn Board of Education: There
were struck out 81 from $50 900 previously allowed
for site for primary schoohouse near School-house
No % and $4,000 previously allowed for new build
ing for school No 49, there restored $4,000 for
enlargng school house No o. and $4,000 for enargng
Schoolhouse No 81; the Board increased the sum OF
$4,000 asked for a primary schooEhouse In the
Twenty second Ward to $4,000 and inserted $l2ooo
for books for INDECENT pupils making net reduction OF
T27960o from the amount asked anu hiaA'hs '"o
amended estimate for 1887 ,l9S 70.
TIRE estimate Of the Department Of Charities was re-
duced from al G63 20 to S3i3s4s which Il t9tlJ2
less than the last Appropriation during us, IS gei
when the prices nearly all articles were nearly uOoe
what they are now. the New York city authorities aued
so persons with outdoor relief AT cost OF $9 l39 lo
while Brooklyn IN 1854 expended @lZoOOo III giving o"t
door relief 10 $4,000 persons.
Secretary Galley that while the budget ~ IL now
stands been brought within the charter iut te a
hundred OF valuation against - % last year.
increase Of two cents on each hundred OF
unless a further reduction Of about 100000 Is made .
The taxable valuation or real estate IN DrOoh.h ~
s-4 was S2oI 1893 in 1873. Sl9s 6OoOlO In ls'-
>l926I3962. The increase of this years Iauon over
that of 1874 has not yet been 8scertained Dnt IL s
mated that instead Of II VIII or iess tn
hat amount During the past few days Notices OF the
valuation OF their personal property nave oth -eut W
persons and corporations IN the cuy Inc boaru
of Asscsors Saturday, resolved to strike rom Ie
prperty rolls Of last the names
OF Large Of who could not De iolnu or
who proved to have personal property liable 20 Sses
men Also that all corporations In the cty whrh nav
failed to MAKE shall b. assessed to the full value
OF their capital stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
DIED.


BAKFR-In Brooklyn, May 80 Of pneumonia. VIM H Baker.
artist, aged u years , $1,000 T., 80.
Church Atoncinent corner OF Ffthsve and seven
NASHVILLE and New. Orleans papers please copy.
BENNETOn Saturday 10Th inst. Elizabeth wife Of william
asT a asi Of thu FAMILY are SSsd to attend the
funeral at her late residence MIci.ve south OF Baltic
CAMERON-s Suddenly AT Hartford Conn., Nay 81 1873. In
tie year Henri Cameron second soa
@emSer q he Junior Class Of Trinity College Hartford
Notics unersl hereafter.
pIsBRow-on sunday, soth inst, sarah Cook widow oe
samuel W. DisOrOw in the sd year OF her age.
rom ts Central NJ H. chrcn south Fifth ST. BrooElyB
h. D.. Tuesday June l, at O'Clock y. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %, 1875, Jane Dumont, widow Of
the late fsss sn Manssy she ga =, in ock
m in Inc second reformed Church. New Brunswick.
The 40 train, Penn. r. II. arrives Al ~ o'clock
.T aos s M S At as % # ss T ess.
gelltiyes and family respectfully invited %
services from he- are residence 20 Vest
Na.ngo9 plae on Tuesday jane p M Po ln'ensn n
Ssoher Join Anvil hudson. \. Hudson r. r. r.. Tabls
MrTCHEL-At PARIS, France May 81, or-n.sy Mcknight
Youngest OF the late Maiar Gen. o. ~ Mitchell aged 80
alter an Illness da Rev. d0r Morgan, u. D.
Funeral .eics- lsEe place e the rs.asnes Of his sonn.
Madison amt ttthsves. ~YorS' on Monday morning.
May 81, ut 10 clock
NIcHoLs-on Friday, May %. 1875 Hannah 4 Nichols
widow Of Robert IL Nichols Late of Brooklyn. " Y, aseA
73 l month ant u days
Rsaiiye- attend the funeral from
residence Of j. o. Hais-y Orange, n j. on Tuesday.
June l. Train fom foot Of Barclay o.. at 80
Drcs church station
sANBORN-rhis morning at 8 o'clock Of pneumonia.
alter Illness Franklin l. >snDotn, OF the propri0
the mon -quare Hotel
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the funeral
the Union square Hotel corner Of Fifteenth ST. aud
Fourth-sye., on Tues'iay jane l, at i o clock.
SINP-ON-At Hudson. " T., sunday morning, Nay 20.
ard Gillette infant Of Joel and riie IA snpson
Funeral residence Of his parents Alien st., Hutson,
" T., ON rue sd3y. June /, at O'Clock y. M.
sMITH-On Thursday May -, sarah Allen, widow Of the
J. Hosiorf smith.
Relatives invited TO attend her funeral from
her rcs.dcace, stanford Conn. NJ M0nday.
May Carriages viii he In attendance rival OF 2
tran Grand Central Depot Inteinent viii take Place
Now Haven.
THOMAs-On Thursday. May 81 Sarah Willard only
daughter Of Dr. I. Gaiard and Mary I. Thomas aged
years ard ) nOuths
Notice " fubsrri hereafter.
CAariesi0n. y C., papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MVMCs /.
GsI.NORE's CONCERTS.


The opening Of the Hippodrome as Summer
Garden promises 10 be Of the most successful
calculations Of The The place has been attract
,vrly ged and the saturday night vhen
IL was throneed with people and gtterng with light was
highly interesting The multitude of refreshment tables
were all occupied the resaurateurs did thriving pns
ness aud tho OF skeepers In the long corridors
under scats rs busy as bees SO many
,eope were the transformed that movement was
somewhat slow and difficult, but saw no disorder
or Improperly Of any kind Mr. Gilmores band In full
unifprm occupied high platform In the center In the
confusion of many thousands OF persons nearly all
talking OF impossible tosten to the
with the which good criticism presupposes
but believe the frequenters Of the Hppodroms
Judge either the selections or the performance by
very high standard II is enough that hundred well
disciplined players filed the pauses Of conversation and
accompanied the promenade with stirring strains and
that visitors while they sppcd their ices in evergreen
bowers ehatted their and beer were well
entertained with popular melodies and marches and the
bright Of Mr. Arbuckcs cornct Some other night
tho audience has settled down to quieser enjoy
ment Of Mr. Glmore's programmes, We may ind an op-
pcrtu.ity TO discuss the merits OF his band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
WATER FRONT ENGINEERING.

ruR ENGINEER OF The DOCK DEPARTMENT DEPENDS
ITS PRESENT sYsTRM-COMMESTs ON Ex-CoMaIs-
sIoNER WOODS LKrrER-TEsTs PROPOSED.
Gen. ChaIlcsl h. Graham. Engineer OF the
Dock Department III a communication sent to THE
TRIBUNE states that the general impression that Gen
Mcclellan intended surround the city with stone piers
erroneous and that his pan as he understands twas 10
build masonry wall around the city and to place at
each side the Battery alone solid stone piers All the
rest Of the piers intended to be built OF preserved
wood and eon rcted the system since carried out
In tbe piers intended for the White line the Pacific
Mail steamers and others.
Gen Graham then states that the system OF consiruc
ton recently applied to the Csnas Section which has
been so severely commented on by ex-Commissioner
Wood has been successfully practiced by some OF the
ost eminent engineers In England. France and other
European countries as well ~ throughout the United
Ststos Gen Mcclellan, the letter states, also Intended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
BoAr RACING on THE HARLEM RIVER.

The regatta of the Nassau Boat Club took
nlace ON Saturday on the Harlem River large number
of spectators were present many occupying boats OF
different kinds scattered upon the river The various
hoat.bonscs were deeked with ags The dirtance was
one mile straight away The first race, between single
skulls, was by John A Walker, IN . minutes %
secouds On the second siDgescul race. James H. Foot
WAS the winner In minutes 26a seconds. The contest
between fouroar crews sharp and exciting to me
and Four crews entered The was won b., the fol
loving crew f: Frank W. Bacon. bow Lindsey watson
No 2 !: A. X Mont g0meIy No. 3; John Gun-er, slfOEe
rha time Ina,e was , minutes - second- lie maj
boa ~ the engie souls by John A. Walker the
winner of the frs trial heat, minutes 2s seconds
TIE prizes consisting OF silver goh!ets, were then
awarded 10 the nIiers L. L. Spring acted a. re orbf
" y Met reedy wa selected Judge OF the fnis1, ana
4 ] Epglehsrdt kept the time OF the contests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. / "A. Barnes sailed for England on
Saturday. al she Brltanie Mr maurice Di'" Will SRI III
tle GofmsaIc ON saturday next
Mr.. Montague will set forth on Wednesday,
for San FianciscO, in the o0npanonshp OF MI Boucl-
caut He returns in the Autumn having oeeh re-
engaged in Mr. WascSs company
Mr. George Clarke. Mr. Joseph WleeOck, and
Mr. J. H. P.Is contemplate offering strongly attractive
for their Joint benent, WITHIN fortnight
at the Academy OF Music
The L,st performance of The Two Orphans
NJ the Union square Thester on June - viii he the
lSOih Tho tleter is " b. decorated via no%rrs anu
souvenirs Of the occasion are to be gTen 10 inc es
who attend.
air. DAILY announces that be will present,
mex; season the Fifth Avenue Tbeater the following
Rf oy. by H. d Byreh The Princes Roys' by Mr.
Daily; Hearts Delight" by NJ; hailday hoe VIC
b G Howard aud West Point" by Miss Olive Logan.
Divers Woodworking persons are 70 be bene-
ntcd by the performance OF Ia ne us haiaine
Ango" at the Lyeenm Ins ad on seema rSat %
OF noblcne ike stars. shall shine ON s aeserves
Robert FInan dOOrkeeper OF the house, and several
others who employed In The front IL pheasant 70
se- usefalne@ and ndoiity duty thus remembered
Mr.. George Rignold intends 10 so 20 En-
eiapd for the Summer but viii return IN the faL His
Isst performances before departing are 10 De gwen IA
The service o. charity and VIII r 7esn nd me me Rroon
Academy OF Music ON June H. MI Kignoid VIII tnen
sgssr IS f~os .sa sr snjster he IL said 10 be
eOnsIlculou-y excellent IN TINS part hss Mai1c bI
brook from thf London stage. Il To make her GeDi mere
10 this piece The Central Disensary will take inc pfons
OF the representation
Ned Bryant has reorganized the Minstrel
Band that is rc,hers death was the means OF Parng'
fOrmsnce under his direction al the Academy u nuc,
The attendance was considerable ana the specats nei
with company for the present Ont A. soon ss posse
70 roes.ablsh Bryants Ministries Ia New YORK hs
Ter, Broskwsy Morton Walters. Templeon, Han Barry,
and Others. md Is good and competent rgHi1a'on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
THE DRAMA.
THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON.


The arrival of June marks the end of the
regular dramatic and the ginning of the term
Of miscellaneous Summer thestricals- Mr.. WallacEs
company parted Saturday night. That OF hessrs.
Jarrett and Palmer will par; saturday next. The
Summer wsacks begins this evening. Booths
Thsater viii closed after In the Union Square
fheaier the of "The Two Orphans" viii be pro-
icnged tall June IS while in the Fifth Avenue Theatcr
the run OF 1.-The Big Bonanza" bids fair 10 be continued
till Midsummer. Since Mr. DAILY and section OF his
company. however. TO depart hence for Chicago,
Omaha and Francisco. about the middle OF June 1t
may be Inferred that the end Of the regular season will
be- then reached this theaer After the 9Th Of June
the Iyccum will he closed and viii the Opera House
OF the san Francisco Minstrels
The present albeit just the turning Of the tide
will Of interest. There is desTth indeed.
theatrical sctivity In several directions Miss Nor
rs at Booths Thester. viii tonight appear CcDie,
and 81 the same Mr. Moss ill bring out ~ Wallaeks
Thester tho play called The Donovans,' with
Mcssrs. Harrigan and Hart while at the Lyeeum Miss
Emily soldene and her English opera boufe company
will effect its reentrance New stars 1t Is promised, viii
also the Olympic Thester Two or three benefit
performances Will occur. offering novel features that
make notable Thus al the Union Square Theater
on Tuesday afternoon, when Mr.. Mckee Ranfin
takes his benefit, Offering strong Dill OF at
fractions. Mr. Charles Yandenhod viii reapear on
she New-york stage after absence OF five years.
Mr.. vaudenhcf will act Voltage in a scene from The
Marble Heart Since this last appeared here he
has been continual practice in other American cities
and England and report bespeaks him not only man
o. fine natural talent-whicn was known before-bnt an
ARTIST OF finely trained skill and unusual proficiency
Another notable beueft is that Of Mr.. Tllo;sOn of
Booths Thoater down for Thursday afternoon when
Mr. George Rignold. Mr.. c. r. Thcrne. IT,, MI George
Clarke Mr. Frederick b. Wsrde Mr.. c. ii. Bishop. Miss
Clara Norris and Miss Helen Tracy will participate In
Tire performances Mr. Thorne by the way has been en-
gagged for Armand and will appear at Booths Iheater
frfrii lis
viii no the appearance OF Enesons Minsirels at the
PARK Thfster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
OUTDOOR SPORTS. =

YACHTING IN THIS COUNTRY AND CANADA.
LIST or CLuDs, WITH THE NUMBER OF BOATS In
EACH.
register of the Yacht Clubs of the United
States and Canada has Just been published. by l. H.
Biglow Co., OF Ne ID wi,liam-st. II is compiled by
Nels Olsen, Of the NewYork Yacht Club and is In imta
ton Of the ANIMAL register OF English yachts published
by the editor OF Bers Life, and has the official sanction
OF the New Yorknd Eastern Yacht Clubs II contains
the lists Of officers, and the names OF all the
vessels and their and furnishes cbromoltho-
graph facsimes of the club signals and private signals
OF the New York Yacht Club 1t shows that there are in
the United States and Cansdss ii clubs Of all Sorts Of
which two ice-yacht clubs. The total number OF
yachts Of all sorts Is 7sf.
The following table shows the names OF all the clubs,
the number OF yachts in each the Of their oganiza
ton. and the location Of their stations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
MINIATURE YACHTING AT PROSPECT PARK.

The weekly regatta Of miniature yachts on
tle Lake at Prospect Park, Brooklyn Saturday after
,,oon attracted o largo number Of spectators Park
President strsnahan, who Was present, was 80
pleased with the sport that he promised Ia grant the sp
peaten Of the owners of the yachts for the building OF
house for their boats. There being STEADY south
east wind giving the longest course On the lake. the sail
inc WIS unusually tine. The first was between tne
AdilOnaaok Republic and Matte, and was won by Inc
sdirondgck The yachts, with tho wonder, Pafl-
LIMITED Ina Te second race which by the Repub-
NJ tpe AdI ondlck coming IN second and the Matte
betTeeu a Of the four boat Just named. and was won
y the with the Matte second and the others
sfrrll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
COLONEL JAMES MCCOY.

Col James c.. Mccoy who died on Saturday
in this city while on his way to Columbus. Ohio was
native of Pennsylvania. and Joined the 54th Regiment
If Ohio Volunteers in October 1861 with the rank OF
Second Lieutenant. He in the field throughout the
civil war; and WAS member Of Gen. sherman's staff from
uy $50 To the close hostilities, when he had OBJ
tanned the rank of Colonel He received second Lieu
tenancy in the second Infantry OF tho United States
ArIny in July 1866. and assigned 10 the Fourth
Artillery with the rank Of Lieutenant III 'eceinDer iStO
1,I N.t'oy Was "a gallant soldier and greatly
lee W. by Cen sherman His death has caused much
regret at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. saturday. May 81. 1s75-l a. IN.
synopsis FIR the past t'rertv-lour hours .
The barometer has risen In the Atlantic
states aud h CHEST in New-Y0rk; storm center has
moved eastward Dakota and Minnesota where the
pressure is lowest with brisk and high opposing south
east and northwest winds. cloudy weather. and oeea-
sional light rain clear weather prevails, with light
winds. At all other stations 49,
TIE rivers have fallen, except slight rise In the Mis-
souri during brisk southerly winds
Probabilities
Dwrng Monday, throughout nc Atlantic states rising
foored BIZ f1uag barometer, irinds backing 10 northeast
aud southeast wd,acr ciear partly cloudy ocalher
For the Gulf states. Tennessee and the ONO Valley
stationary falling barometer warmer soutnery WINDS
aud clear weather except possibly OCCASIONAL local coast
rains.
For the lake region falling barometer increasing
clouiness south east winds possibly increasing
10 brisk, with Light rain ON the upper lakes
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
falling barometer, warmer sOutherly winds, followed IN
the northern sections by cool, brisk northwest winds,
light rain rising barometer and clearing weather.
The rivers will continue sl0wly falling.
Cahtionary signals are ordered for Lakes Michigan ana
sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
OPrTTARY NOTE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3O.-Col. ID. W. c. MOone, a
prouinent citizen died Last night. He formerly
President OF the All anc Base Ball Club, and was lead
ug rcber of Rev Dr. Talmaiges church in this city at
the tme that gentleman called 10 Brooklyn.
Mrs. Jane Dumont Frelinghuysen, widow of
the late Frederick Frelnghuysen, died at New Bruins
wick " j. on Friday in the s5h year of her The fn
neral service. will held this morning N the Second Re
.nr,ncd Church. Deceased the mother OF United
states SENATOR Frcghuysen She lady Of much re-
neInerf rary culture and Christian virtue Her LUIS
han ted ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
CONTEST FOB THE LEECH CUP AT CREEDMooR.

SatuTday was t1t Et'Uhu uay Ut tHc 'P1r"s
meeting of the National Rife Association o. Creeomoor
and the eech Cup the prize contested for Tho day
vas very favorable for the pcrt and large number Of
rgemon were present The conditions provided for the
use of any rife distances 500, 600 and 900 yards ID
shots from each range the position to be at the option OF
the contestant All the members Of the American Team
except Mr. Ballard were present The prize was won by
Col Ion Bodine who scored 2O5 out of possible 225
The scores of the other competitors as follows: Col
IT. A. Grdersleeve, 1913 Major Henry Fulton. 1873; r
coleman 1875 l.. L. Hepburn 1871 A. " Ganied. IL
/ q RrTce l76: II. :. Jewell. l76 g. W. Yale 100
Cen r $ Dasin, 100; George Crouch, 154; A: Ander-
SON l5I Col. b. y. Valentine. AZ; j. = Coniln l4o
Holland 1876: A. Afford. 10 4. : Fowle, III W ".
skddy % T. H Sanford, retired on account OF an IN,
mr. f.reived by lis rifs To-day the matches VIII De
nsn only 90 nemler " The National Rife Association
and menbcrs Of the National Guard ~ UNIFORM. me l
contest viii At short range, and the second al 900
and 600 wards distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
DISAPPEARANCE or THE GRAssHOPrERs.

Z. A. Pierce, President of the Atlantic and
Pscnc Railroad. received the following telegraph on
Saturday stating that the rssshoppers have disappeared
from Kaasas:
ST f0r'Is Nav -. 1875.
kA rRRCs Grasshoppers in Ks1sas have dis3p
pesEed from public gaz0 Inc Missouri State lnOinoio
oct th.sks ue eTsssLoypos viii not extend lar beyond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

WIN D-onlotk lglt, y. T..
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MoSEo2 May 30Possod In for Baltimore onSs
J. Dillingham; shd J. Al. oLckney from Porto o'S Dsuh%
less Mes-iIa -
BALrMoRR May 3O-Arrfved. steamships America, from
Sayaunan ebrccs clyde, ningtOn !. y. ,lri &c.
from phi ship Johnson, Iobos Island
j. IA. Dillingham;. from MayaguaL
SAVANNAH, MAY 3J.Arris cd, steamship Seminole rom
Boston scirs Joanna Doughty from Philadelphia Ale Kan
der Wiley Baltimore Del. Boston. sailed slnp
DorInio, for LiyeTpoO scnr = = Bcknor iof
Piaepha Arrived 2sth steamship Cleopatra irou New
York. Sailed steamships herman Livingston Tor Newfork
CHARIssToX, May sO-saed, bark, W. J. whiting. foe
Liverpool. -. -, .-..-
Contribution for Panama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

Any one doubtin<. call and see Robert a. smith, heed
nan try man Hoyt cripple bombing ON
srIIie ms onts twlsted suffering irarfuly. UixS
IlNIARNr lonIpr OF AMMONIA made man OF him.
by ali druggists Depot No 4jl sIxthaVe Ne~rWA-
Only soc sad al per botts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

the present imits and win gradually disappear from the
infected Crops In the greater portion OF
both states look very promising A. A. TALMAoE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

The Nest Attractive Offers In Town.-Ihc nniverss
testimony Of all who the Offices IN the ThIH
USE building that they the MOST ATTRACTIVE md.
all things considered CHEAPEST anywhere In that part
of town Be, Third and half Of the building Il
and those who seek desirable Offices should make eary
application The all beautifully finished In hard
ash with elegant gas heat and water in sverD
room all exceedingly light and airy are perfectly vona
lated all outside windows communicate directly with
the elevators nearly ali have independent entrances nom
tie hall Many for tenants the 10
May and aud The following MONDAY az or eshs
lawyers advertising agents moved In othue
tenants only waiting TOR the elevators which wn onxn
runnfrg week. Teaants IN say day ArPu
cation ,lU iiir IElELNE S~~nthk wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31

The TRIBUNE has received from W. G. +.
A. for tho lady temporarily In charge Of the Working
y ,n,en's Protective Union who n 50 years Old
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PAlSGENGRRS HATLED.
pASSEyGERy ARRIVED.

FOR sAvANNAH-Ir HesmsAfp san Jaetnto, May "a
rowie =. yssoSh. n. FsynsA D. r. Lamar. = "sdron -
Vuuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
M4RRIED.

CHAMPLIN -KFNDALI-On the 25th Of May. by the Rev.
ProI John Forsyth ID. d.. Chaplain Of the L. >. Military
ACADEMY Point, H. IA. Champn OF Cornwall ON
Hudson Angelina Grmke daughter Of Isaac C. hendzl
esQ, OF Sev-lork.
Al Notices Of Marriages mast be indorsed cih faH
nam and address.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ryor other shin Mems see RIM Po,e

ARRIVED. Sunday. May 30
United states steam frigate Colorado Ransom hsmptoa
United steamship sw.tssa Ralph cha1d 1. is% n
bourne March /. via Barbados NAY 20 ,,
I'D % %dse N ann p X cGs ~
Ioss Nth & sna p 70 0eicss ca
ss%sRp cts o. Houston 6sss bermuda Nay "a VITA
steamship Ashland whitehnrst, savannah May q. with
ssa%ship John Gibson. winters Georgetown d. C, ana
Alexandria with md.e and pass 70 Kenyon s p,,,, ana
Noros, With and pass OLD Dominion steamship Co
BS s,sa3 s 7 ia a aaso to f a.. Even CO..
Barr Ada Gray lof Portland Race Buenos Ayres Moh -
Bark snearn of Dundee Webster rquiqus Feb I6 with
BARK Vctoria Jtal De MARITIME So days, with mdsa
se 's Moss GLEN OK St josn Messina 81 days
er louisa A. johnson of Brookbaven Mailman csrdeaAs
scaf Israel snow. latch BaracOs days, with fruit;
schr Mary Jackson. Wilson. Georges Banks, with nsh
H. Hail. Rokpor with granite for Jersey
sshr. wav. Freeman. Mschias with lumber.
schr. Triumph, Hogan, Cherry with Lumber, IA,
schr Cino ,o Bangor, Lsnsel, font&Pitre 40 dy" VINE
Schr Convey French, vinalhavcn with granite
-cir. Ada >. Allen (of Dennys'Ie Dudi1y "ih"s" ~ ''
soHooyBEs AND oo,srwIss ,
NJ A. Prssi:nSrs Providence. 4. Curtis Providence:
< 81 baxter. rrOy.dence. Medford. Providence.
Ss4ss I.s. n9Sss Isy
Umpire, New BeiorL l. Il; Bor EN- Pail River.
: w. pouder Taunton. American chiet. RocslanA-
bengal Roc LAND Trade " ind RIOS kiaad
Herald aocAland Monticello k0cka1d
Mqrnns s9 Nantset' e t, rsf aS%sss
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