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ACROSS THE BELT.

Starting up the trail which runs ID the wash to the south of the BELT office after about mile of the debris which covers most of the surface close to Pinal creek, re come to where we can get look at the solid formation, which IS mostly quartzite running into conglomerate as its one extreme and limestone as the other, although of the latter there is com paratiYely little. There are a few claims to the west of the trail which show well defined ledges, but as there is only assessment work done on some of them they don't show much. The hrst clam of any note that we strike is the Buckeye, belongiug to the EpleY Brothers. They have two well defined lodges which crop out boldly above the surface about sixty feet apart, and assay in some places over $50. There are openings on both leeges about 12 feet deep. show ing the veins to be about 4 feet wide earryIng considerable galena, which goes about $60.
 The first northerly extension of the above claim is the Oakgroye, the property of San Francisco eompa- ny, their superintendent here being Prof. Fisher, of whom we can only say that if he can only make the mine pan out as we'll as rhe fiddle 1t viii be a great success.
 Striking northwest Ws come across tYo strong ledges. which although claimed have no work beyond assess ment upon them
 Next cones the Mccormick. This is one of the earliest locations and has yielded some very rich ore. As says SEQ 900 per ton have been had from it, and there has been milled about ten tons, the last of which gave a return of 135 ounces per ton. ThTe is an open cut in a small wash where the ledge shows about five feet wide. There is also . shaft 45 feet deep Messrs. Lemon aud Price only stop ped work on this mine recently, be- cause their bond from the owners, Messrs. Hammond anu Readran out. The contract was too big for their means.
 Southwest of this is the Belgium mine with 8 shaft 20 feet deep, showing a strong vein of copper ore whic also yields considerable silver Still nearer Globe is the 1st western extension of the Mccormick, lately
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Oh, for a Bethsada, a purling stream that weuld run dimpling all the way until 1t lest itself in the waters of Salt river, instead of sinking into the ground and hiding itself until t reached Wheatfeld. The bed of the whilom stream in front of this town is as dry as bone, and if 1t were 3 felony to drink buck beer those who arc opposed to sinking their wells deeper would suffer from thirst an- less 1t rains while the next moon is in it's first quarter.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

sold by Messrs: Ransom & Go. to Messn. Snyder. Barbour and Van Slyck. who intend to start up shortly. The shaft is down 125 feet; consid- erable ore has been milled from this claim averaging 560 ounces.
 Northeast of this is the StoneWall; shaft 40 feet; ore averaged S250 per ton. The Junction mine near by is down 60 feet, has yielded consider able good ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
Mra. Sarah D. Cornin. midon of

Mrs. Sarah E.. Corwin, widow of Tom Corwin, cotemporary and po- litical friend of Henry Clay, died Tn Lebanon, Ohio, June 10th, at the. advanced age of eighty-three years.
 Corwin was as member of the .. $. Senate and rendered lis name memorable by bis speech in that body in opposition to the Mexican var, in which be said, aIf IWere d Mexican as I an an American I would vel come the invaders of my country with bloody hands to inhospitable graves. Clay declared him the best stump speaker that ever address cd 8 mixed assembly. He vas fa- miliarly known as 1Black Tom, T and so dark was he that upon one occasion, when he and Clay were canvassing the State of Kentucky together, Clay passed him { (Corwin) of apon an unsuspecging landlord with whom they were stopping for the night, as his servant, which re- suited in a shake-doWn for Tom in the bsr-roOm and supper and break fast in the kitchen.
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lIining Delinquent Notiee.
Globe District. Maricopa1 County. A~izona. May 4ths 1878.
10 WHOM n NAY CONCERN.

Al VI HUH II MAI JuNJLftNs Parties claiming any interest ID that cevtain mining location or clam known as the sst " esterD extension of the R. c. Mccormick minisg claim, sitpsted in Globe District, Pinal County, Arizo- na Territory
 This to notify you that m accord ance with Drbvision of the Mining set of Congress, May 10th, 1872, and in cou- pliance with requirements of said act, and also instructions from all partiss claiming interest in said IsE Western Extension of the R. 0. McCormick mise, work hss been done on said claim for one year last past, ending May 4th. 1878, by ths undersigned.
 Now, therefore, if within ninety deys from the first publication of this notice you do not come forward and pay yepr proportion Of costcf said work, the un- dersigned will claim forfeiture ef all your right, title and interest in and te e7erg portion of said mining claim.
 ALBERT BARBER,
 D. H. SExER,
 ". H. VAS SLYEE.
 Globe District. Pinsl
 County, Arizona
 Hay 4rh 1878. Smo
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Gen. Doniphan is spoken of as g probable candidate for U. s. Sena- tor from Missouri. If he IS we would like to see him elected. He is a square man and in that position he would reflect honor on the State.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

The cost of milling 2,201 1-2 tons silver ore by the McCrackin mill as stated to the Arizona Sehti ael by 4. G. Hubbard, superintend- ent vas $T.10 per ton. Percent age of silver saved S76.06. Ag- gregate 3g3 ,588.31.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
N0TICE

Is hereby given that ] have pur- chased Sixty Cords of wood nearly west of and near Bremen's saw-mill, {, from Frederick Beebee and hold a bill of sale from said Beebee for the same. This, therefore, is to notify all persons not to remove or m0lest any of said wood as l viii hold tres passes responsible for its cash value.
 F. ". WESTMEYER.
 Globe, A. T. June 4th ITS,
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

A majority of persons coming to town have so sshunt roundv for a bed. if We had an uptown hotel 1t would be otherwise, and 8 person who would keep one and knows how to run It would be well patronized and soon become plethorie n cash; a na- bob, and if so disposed could keep carriage and admiripgly contemplate his escutcheon emblazoned upon its panels. The want of a hotel here was suggested by seeing field beds ( not an unusual sight, spread on the floors of some of our stores, and the noses of recumbent bi- peds. Irl one of the stores, this week. ten persons, at one time, for got the cares of life and dreamed of home. 4 square meal and a clean bed are always desirable, and to none nors shan wayfarer Who is the benefactor thas will embrace the op- portuay to sleep lem and eat 'em2 He is called for and necessity is inl- patient that he should step to the front.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
1IInIng DeIInquent NotIee.

1U HhUM IF MAY CONCERN. Parties claiming any interest ln that certain mining location or claim known as fhe Sherman 5lining claim. situated in Globe District, Maricopa county, Ar- iz0na Territory.
 This is to notity you hat ia aeccrd- ance with provision of the Mining act of Congress, May 10th. 1872. and in c0mpli- ance with requirements 0fsaid act. and also instructions from all parties e-ain- ing interest ln said Sherman mine. and for which accounts have been rendered. work has been done Oa said elGiE0 for one year last past, ending May 4th. 1873 by the undersigned
 Now. therefore. if within ninety days from lhe first publication of tliis notice you do not come forward and pay your prop0rti0n Of cost of said work the un- dersigneu will eiAm forfeiture 0f an your right. titIe and interest in and ts every portion of said mining claim.
 GEo. ". COLE.
 JOHN D. SIBBALD. Globe District. Maricopa1
 County. Arizona.
 May 4th. 1878. 3mO
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Jack SwilliDg and Andrew Kirby, accused of robbing the mall near Wickenburg, are ia jail at Yuma. They will have a preliminary hearing before the U. s. Commissioner on the 10th instant.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

We learn from she gihzen that the Fourth in Florence will be duly hon cred. Music. dancing, supper and fireworks are mentioned as the maln features of the entertainment.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Recent statements from Camp Thomas in reference to the killing of Montgomery at Jones' saloon gives 8 different eoloring to the cause that led to the homicide, and more favor able to the boys in blue. Tle state ment IS that Montgomery had pro- claimed himself cock of the walk: shat he was decidedly on 1t. The striking on the head and knocking down of the soldier a night or two previous to the killing was regarded as a verifeation that he really be- Heyed himself the gallinaceous fowl he represented himself to be.
 We hope n the near future to be able to record the facts of the la meatabIe occurrence. Human life should never be taken unless under circumstances that renders a killing absolutely necessary and in self de- fense.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

When Freedom from her mountain
 height
 Unfurled her standard 70 the air. She tore the azure robe of night, And gave the World-MOntgomery
 Blair. Citizen. And subsequently Frank, but whis- key killed him. Gratz Brown still lives.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
Diss0lutlon Notice.
Globe District. Pinal County. arizona. May 4rn 1878.

The Partnership heretofore exist ing between N. J. Logan. ]. T. Vosburgh and s. Klein undar the firm name of Logan, posbargb < Cu. was dissolved May Sth. 1878. tosbuzgh & Klein; successors, will settle alI debts due tg and contracted by the firm.
 d. J. LOGAN,
 J.J. V0SBUaGH.
 $. KLEIN.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Devoted to the general interests of the Territory and more particularly se chat of iEs mineral resouTces
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Silver CisY, June 26, '78. Merrill, Kellnsr < Go. Clifton coach robbed last night. It was talk en for Lacys; be careful in remitting.
 Morrill, & Kellner.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

WASHINGTON D. c. June 1 1878. TO THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA. l very respectfully announce my self as an INDEPENDENT PEOPLES CANDIDATE for reelection to the 46th Congress.
 If l am elected l will STRICTLY adhere to my former course, and with the advantage of past experience will labor to advance the ENTIRE in- teress of the Territory and her peo- pie. To this end l solicit the sup port of all citizens.
 Very respectfully,
 Fl. $. STEVENS.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
Notice.
TO whom t maY concern

No ice is hereby given to all persons wis bing to purchase of Frank Tar bell sn interest in the Pioneer South nine. that be is md ebted to me for york 0H the miBe in the sum of sl4244. and thetT I will hoid such ln- tersst liable for Che amount.
 I'll NEW NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
GLoBE CITY. A. 2.

Buyers will find 1t to their advantage to call and examine our goods and test our
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

10 WHOM KT MAY CONCERN. Notice is herapy given that ] will not bs responsible for any debts contracted by John a. Miller in the name of tue firm of Tidwell 6 Ail.er, for the reason that said firm is already heavily indebs- ed tc me.
 SLAS HOWELL. Silxsr City, x. M.,
 May4 1878. s.tf
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
CASSIDY'S BARBER SHOP
 and BATH ROOM Globe, Arzona.

If you want smooth Shave, an elegant Hair cut, a delicious Sham pooing or a fragrant Hot or old Bath call at 'Jimmy's and you will be sure to come away satisfied. 9tf
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SPOKEN.

Steamer baltimore Ger, from Bremen for Baltimore
Aug 5, lat 40 ~. Ion 8 II.
ship q Robertson (Br). Merrill, from London for Della
ware Bre akwater, Aug !. lat 80. Ion IL
Ship Prince Leopold (Br. from Cardiff for BOMBAY JAY
20, no /, &c.
Bark Del ratia tvor) Nielsen, from London for sagus
nay, uiy IL lat Al. ion 20 . . - -,
s. lat ~ 80, Ion ~. , -, g. 80
Bark Mnrie Uier) Nahmens from New ork LOT Ant
werp. July 30. Int A 81. Ion Al a. r,
Back Bella. Of Charlottetown, rEI. oound Il, Aug
!, lat 4s N, Ion 20 SO w. - -
Bark Hera Ger Petschke. from new York ior b'e"on'
July - lat Al so, Ion SO 80. ~,
Bark 1razieia fNor,. Espelund. from oran for Balt
more. July rs. OFT Tarita. ,,,s
Bark Eliza Keith (Br from Cork Tor United Stsses, aug
5, 1884 miles of the Fastnet.
Bark ii Mclsrep (Br) Dslap from Rotterdam for Now
York. July 80, lat ~. n 43 o,,r
Bark Roska, hound Aug l. lat 40 n ION % W..
Bark Salacia (Br). Andrews from st John NIB Tor DUB
lin. July "a. lat 49, Ion 53 3d. -
Bark Frank NOR from st John, NIB Tor La hocnoe.
July %. lat 43 81. Ion SO.
ark Gratitude (Brl from Bermuda for Bull River, Aug
IL, 20 miles OF Cape Roman.
unhlda (Br) Meike from Bristol Tor Baltimore,
Auy l6. 30 miles Sc of Montsuk.
Elise (tta Repeto. from London for Phtladel-
phin Aug II, lat - 40 lon rs 81.
A Norwegian bark. from - for New York, showing
signals WPN, Aug 3. lat II 33. Ion 63 81.
Norwegian bark from Antw~ro for New York. showing
signals MNTQ. Aug is, lat 40 a. Ion 69n4.
Brig Bernard (Br) Willeby, from New York Tor Mos
sinw. July 30, lat Al. Ion A.
Brig Somerset (NorJ. from - Tor Charleston, Aug 1.
lat ~ N. Ion 81 W. NL
Schr Aldana Rokes. Rhodes from Southampton. bound
An 2 lat 4S A. on "a 2,
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END OF AN ELOPEMENT.

Jane Edinger, the belle OF the village of Bingen,
Pa Allentown, falling victim. 1t alleged. 10 the
wes Of Captain William King, Of the canal boat Mary
Eliza, eloped from her parents two weeks ago and
came TO New York with Captain King, relying on his
promise TO marry her soon no reached
the Empire City. Tho Mary Eliza discharged
her cargo OF coal IN Wlliamsbury on Sat-
uraay, and the Captsin, after receiving his
freight money pro posed start his return trip
Tomorrow morning, without fulfilling his alleged
promise 70 the pretty Jane. The crew OF The boat,
however, stalwart Pcnnsy lvanan named James
Shields, who had been old fame of James, was not
satisfied with the result Of the trip Knowing his
hopes that quarter had Deen bghted, he in
sisted that his captain should fulfil his promise
take the woman in question to priest, and thereby
make her again "h0nest woman" This
King refused to do. wheroupon Shields laid violent
hands the King and the two were busIy engaged
in fighting the matter out when Oflcer Sam Hirst
appeared The and arrested them both for
disordcrly conduct and they were both locked up 10
the Fourth street station house.
The woman, leem,ng her hopes OF happiness
blignted BY tn perady Of her King and beIrayer.
took the opportunity Tor flight, packed up her lew
articles of wearing apparel and LETT the boat; bus
being without means took lodgings In the same sta
ton house and will remain there until pccuniary
reaches her in reply TO the letter she has sent
hnrn
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SHIP Light or rHE AGE Orr. from Iquque. with nj:
trate arrived Fsmouth GB with mast broken ana
leaking.
BARK EDUARDO JULIA (Spl. from Havana for Fall
mouth abandoned in sinking state July 20 IN las
so N lon - IS w. The were taken of ana landed
Falmouth
ScHs CURTIS. of Harrington. Ne. from New York for
Wilmington NC. laden with empty spirit barr vs. vent
ashore at IL AM YESTERDAY Ocrxcoke Bar. both
anchors down and heavy sea prevailed which
caused the disaster
ter despatch SAYS tho Curtis is lying Mt high water
mark And is completely stripped. The cargo &C Was
saved and the crew the beach. They were ABLY
assisted in this by Captain abby OF the enter sssvsn.
and his The captain declined lurtnrr assistance
until mis- was heard from
QUEBEc Aug leThs steamer Quebec wa, placed on inc
VOLTS Cove yesterday morning; ~ rect OF ner
keel sakes including thu lower par OF stem
broken, part gone other damage to heI bottom ~
tring The repairs will pushed on with all
possible despatch
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug lI-Bark Kalakua fHaw). late
Mary Bell Roberts, her arrival has had new decks
and hswe put in and various other improvements
made She has fore aft aud found 10 be
.'sonnd u nut" She has had thorough overhan'ing
Is "Al.n
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

william Turner OF Hyde Park, Long Island, quar-.
relied early yesterday morning WIN James Trainor,
Lecper OF a saloon at No. 3O3 Bowery, ana bitten
on the lip and cheek by the latter frainor escaped
arrest
Albert Kruse, fourteen years old esosped yesterday
from the Juvenile Asylum and was found IN the
neighborbood a short time alter entirely naked. He
had taken on the Uniform Of the Institution 10 escape
detection.
The body or an Unknown was found floating In
the North River yesterday AZ Oicer Fenker of
the Twenty precinct IL " described as being
that OF man about 1iiy 1--we years OF age, Eve est
i've inches In height, having gray hair, eyes and
whskers The deceased was dressed III a dark suit
Roundsmsn Cosgrove, Of Inspector Murray's stan,
brought TO Police Headquarters lsst night Frank Nor
RE, who is numbered IN the roRuss gallery No. 1040
and clsssed ms Inlet Aboutsx months ago Morris
becaSns acquainted with giri ,paucd Cora Wood.
who1fved IN Newark, ana asr psrsesding her TO rob
her employer Of q watch and chain aud sccompsny
him 10 New YORK he took her 70 . hotel, where srs
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Aug l0-Arrved. bark FskinburE, Homo
ALEXANDRIA. Aug 17-Arrivsd. schr J Ward. Jersey
City ,and cleared 20 return);
BosToY Ass $ pasr Bay % M.
Batavia schr Hame1rg Libby. New York
load fnilsdapS!.: M.ssi: 6h.dxisI SsT.. No;ois
% @
N.ts:orys HDpos n"ssi:nd ssisrnss. Ssr;uns ssrry
s Si~ Ys s.. S;:s aaali ssn:oa
ss.,:y DO: Addi: Tsad Sor.aa L:n: Hunter so%.s:
s:s: ' O'"' ''
BAITIMoRE. Aug is~Arriy.d stesmors W Bruno,
Y::s, York .y TX
Usko tRuss). sromberg, Barrow; schr Maggie e Gray
.saNaVR, Aug ie Cleared brig BENZ Carver Ray New
York. sch, w,:eh% man, Harlow: ..,. ts do Ana.
iss-s.ii:d .osI: Henry 1dslS.r, a:.d' ;:erE.scys
K:ii.,; Iiiss Ssy::; S:t'Ii rs;, h,:s%ssa
ssisro Aug i7.s.iisd. .chr amo. F.it.nsars, Early
CiIAREEsToS. Aug l7-cleared. barr 4 s.oitsrfoh,
18th Arrived ship Martha Bowker Bowker Liverpool.
PEHRSsNDiNA. Aug is"cIsared :ehrs Mary Ra...
ISM drse. 3D. S AiGx rns
bark Nora. -; brigs rrmus tGer). from Delaware
s.tsd-Brix To. tBrj, riroust csrom Psrnambueo)
nGEoRGErowS: DC, Aug ieIAr,y.d, .: .hr. Aesl;
NEW oRLExNs, Aug Is-cissred. steamer Lord
I4.h-Hrrivoa, steamer 3 Ward. yr Pi.n.y. Ra...n.
18th Arrived. steamers New Orleans Halssy. New
PASSES Aug 10 Arrived, .ehr Anna. Candy, Tu1ssa
18th. sailed. steamer Fire Queen t3r,: liverpool .
Avg is s, Sss ssrs so Smith
NEW BEDFORD. Aug 1e-saiied. bark veronica. Hath
I7th-Arrived. ,chrs John A Becterman, Hathaway,
Georgstowu: DC; ov,tta Hcrvey. PHILADELPHIA
Brown Pan River for barren island samuel Orocssr
ThTssaeT ,op rsunioa Tor Ssw York ,,,
win New YORK; George Bentley for Prince Edward
NEW HAVEN. Auv I7-Arrivea. brig Ann Elizabeth,
Dean, Bangor; sehrs American Team, Crosby, BALTIMORE
P0Rr BLAKELY Aug io-Arrived. ship otago Hard.
fENsAu1Ik. Aug IL Cleared: bark A c Myer cGcr,.
rMiLXDELPIfrA Aug 1s-Arrived. steamers Tlinois
shs ckford. Liverpool; J Everman Plata, Richmond
brig Johsnns MarrsrethA (NorJ, Rasmussen. DundsE;
schr. Grace yanius.n heeves Gardiner: John Proctor
P0RTLAND. Aug i6-olsar.d. sosr II Havons. Pe.rce.
-rAwrUckhT. Aug Iosailsd, sehr Frank Maria, Alloy.
RICmMoSp, Aug 10 Sailed, schrs Mabel, Hall, New
York Enoch Moerc, IN 'mbers. do.
NsW bark Maths Kidsoui. wictbcrx, Port Blaf.y.
nossrsS 80, Sfm.srons DO: L.%..t.Sit: I'D, ws,s
.sAyANNAn. Aug is-Arivcd. steamer Gen Barnes,
ssisd-stssmor City Of Macon, K.mp.on, New Yorr /:
,s.IEM. Aug i6-1frivsd. steamer Reading, colbura.
WILxISaroS, NC, Aur I4--Arrived. steamer Bcnef.c.
wARKHAM. Aug 10 Sailed. schr Ada Herbert, Allen
is,h-ss'isd. sehr Young rcm,r, Fscsmio. Ph'isdsl-
phis.
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FUNERAL OF ROWLAND H. MACY, JR

The funeral services over the remains OF Rowland
Macy the only son OF the late r. II. Mscy, and who
died at Boston the 14th inst Of heart disease was
held yesterday at the residence Of his mother.
No CT West Forty-niDth street, the Rev. DIR. Lewis,
Of Rev. Dr. Tyug's Episcopal Church OF the Holy
Trinity, officiating. The remains lay IN rosew God
ket, with SILVER snson handles and mountngs the
plato bearing the following Inscription :-''Rowland
II. Macy Born June 20, 1884. Died Augustus, 1878"
The floral offerings were Of the most artistic designs
aud proiuse. During the services a choir Of picked
voices, consisting OF Miss Amanda ". Wells soprano
Mira A. G. Taylor, contralco; Dr. Piersop, bass, ana
Mr.. A. q. Taylor, tenor, accompanied by small or
gan, rendered tho crock OF Ages" and other appro-
pirate hy INNS affecting manner, ami after brief
eulogstc address ana prayer by the Rev. Dr. Lewis,
The remains removed Tor intcrment to the family
vault at Greenwood. There we're no pniipearsrs and
the funeral was largely attended.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug ls-Arrived, steamer Golden Grove Br).
Smalls baltimore; banks Marie t6er). Nahmens Now
York; Harry Douglass (Br), Landry, do.
Sailed 17th steamer Daniel Stsinman Belg) Lechere,
New York; bark Bogart tBr) Reynolds, DO
BARROW, Aug l7-Arrived brig Genoa OBJ, Priest,
Hantsport, Ms.
BREMEN Aug l7-Arrived, ship Kendrick Fish, Henry,
Baltimore
Sailed 10TH ship Caliope (3D Sinclair America; barks
Joseph Hickman 3D. Bishop. do; Auriga Br. Messcr.
Montreal.
DASrzrc. Aug l4-Arrived, bark Adolf (sw), Renmann-
son, New York.
HULL. Aug 1s-saied, ship Lydia (Br. Henry, Now Or
leans,
HAvRE. Aug 1s-Arrivsd, steamer Canada Fr), Fran
guel. New York.
LIVERPOOL. Aug ls-Anived, schr Julia Ward Stevens
Philadelphia.
MovrLLE. Aug 1s-Arrived steamer Circassan tBr) Wy
lie, Quebec for Liverpool lend proceeded).
PLYMOUTH, Aug 1s-Arrivcd, steamer Pommerania
tGer). Schweosen. Now York for Hamburg land pro-
ceeded.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 10. SIS M-Arvsd, steamer City OF
Montreal DID Fulton, New York for Liverpool land
ceeded).
STOCKHOLM abors Aug l3-ssiled BARK Franz, for New
York.
SINGAPORE Aug I5ssiled. Gordon Castle (Br)
for New York via Suez Canal.
WEATHER REPORT.
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FIGHTING EXCURSIONISTS.

The Seneca Social Club, organization existing In
the Nineteenth ward, went on excursion, yester-
day, TO Rockiand Lake. II took the steamer ,. II.
Stsrin barges Baltimore and Vanderbilt to
commodate tho party. Hsw .thcy fared In the early
part OF the day Is not recorded but the police Of the
Ninth precinct say that on their return home,
when aboat nvo miles above Ionkcrs, a
party OF roughs board raised
ngnt. during which tho bar and refresh msnt
counter we're completely demolished and cakes. sand
witches, dishes and other accomplishments distributed
without regaru TO cost ownership. The damage
done confined Principally 10 the provender, as
the only casually reported was the stabbipg In the
hand OF George Mctiinness bv whom IL ceuld not DO
learned. bernard Iligsn and James Morrissey, who
described as the rngleaders were arrested when
the boats reached this city.