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SIZE DIDN'T WHIT MN ARRESTED.
Mrs. sill Asking n Justice TO Reprimand Her
Husband for Heating Her.

A comcly woman. who said that she was
n song and dance artist. applied to Justice
Riley in Brooklyn yesterday for advice as TO
her domestic troubles She said that her stage
name was Whitney, md that she was the wife
Of II. II. Sill. the Of Horace sill the leweller
nj jsi Fulton street. Brooklyn. Her husband
she said. beat her and abused her because she
could not provide him money. and she didn I
want 10 have him arrested she loved him too
much for that. but she wished the Justice to
reprimand him. They were married "A year
ago. she being II and he ~ years Old: hutthey
told the minister who married them that they
were much older. He was earning SIS week
then, but he soon grew lazy. an when he re-
fused tO work she WAS forced 10 seek means to
support him. and her voice and figure got her
employment on the variety stage. She earned
from SO 10 az u week, but her husband sut
possession 81 most Of that sum, and she had
barely enough 10 buy costumes. She got him
two or three places as ticket taker. but each
time he lost his position through idlcncss.
After the summer season arrived and her
earnings ceased. he began to beat her She got
S25 advance pay from the managers Of the
Olympic Theatre on the strength OF an engage
ment this fall but as soon rs this was gone her
husband recommended his cruelty. The Jus
tice advised her To got a warrant. but as she
hcsitated he consented 10 nd iorher husband
and lecture him.
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New York Mark cts.

MONDAY. July 29.-FLouR AND MEAL-Flour
VERY armi msii.ancd esrcciaiy ior patents and nc,d
ground rom gid wheat New l0ur Mso sollhs ieiry
ani Western .urcrnnc. ssloesss5i extra state.
!, W. d. Xxx AMI Xxx 81 lofss25. ,yi,tr WHIT
extras s4a0stl. IS. do. Xxx and ANx s.5iss6. Nin.
= -. Southern bakers ana family brands - 759s ~,
w cern sIi SS"' sianaS% 10 RRyc
nour y Ss'ssasa Wheat iced, siiGsls a. Ton r,s
u GS ae less .s ss'c s 2s'' rsI a! IKE sa
August II 'uc Tor scptmher II 2ic lor October M,
and ii ioc Tor fcrruarv SAFE, y i,iiai..
lNoysloSs-rors IN good demand at lgn prices, t'r
at sin si06a and for future delivery arnhl mess
6,ff 5l0ai Bcciand n,eoSam,qHSi 6aeouani s1im.l,,
yer, h, but rather SOW OF sale LAID ocd demand
ieS At y IS fer prime CIV ana y oas7'l a1oy
s4f.cs Ns % .5I taS 49,, 4'G Il a c,
AID - "a Tor Ocolcr Dressed hogs 90, ai amt hru
Bnier trmcr e"m'i"N -'a5,',' Sl1& ", ~, +. y .
prr -srd, state factory, dqH,c Wes'er" do, da''.' ,
skins, 3s3c. FL, sl ctgs llAltsc
in contrneis halln Substantial, ceased sales On Ire
SPOT 10000 bush, inc un- soy new nnhgr a. slte
- . rcd vino, slo5";l Oh g. , cGica.o, siu7s
a. s. sssl q AMI tor m'ars delivery. sisSH
9a.h, mse,gr,HIs 81 White a. 81 lsSsl,i99 or
WESTERN az for August No. amber for August -" b,
SeSMber rex Ra . l0 is 9Yq Da. 'n ss. c. an
SPOT and sc for all August oetsquctand about ,r,
white including So gladed at si@ii,c roi mNci and
N'a@31c tor white Indian corn trmcr ON the spot but
nui uniformly higher fur futures; SHES the spot
unhu,l at Y Aa'Sc Tor steamer mixed, 49, siSsc tor
No ih5ss &c, No g. and b2si5r Tor ~ &c. ant Tor
iuuW delivery, l3dWp hush, nciuln. No =, AT iTc TOR
August and 40 ior September, aud steamer al a. 20
| 47tac for August, and nc. for september
bHortkES- Raw stu mr. was iull amt unchanged At -
81 luo Tor lar to good refining. with sars ol H1u d,
fined nrm at H'saOac. for hnrds ani oSHs' fur sanRr
AZ Rice was In moderate do mhnd at 1Nc Tor duue
ue Moas,es was q,t AZ i-o i.r cuba, 90 test and 80
49, for grocery grades Rio CONE active and nrl
at l2A@O&c Tor cargocs, with sales OF 1850 bas 80
private terms 500 bags were shipped To Chicago mi
quiet but steady Maracalbo, ld1sSl7c, gold sales ~
| bags within the range.
| sUsDRits-sptrits turpenune was weak at 2sc, with
| oil % Tor common % good strained Petroleum was
lower and weak at bsc crude IN bulk. and luesc Tor
refined an lrcghts were generally steady. m ne h
less active grain To Liverpool b! sail AZ 5A@aIsi do
BY steam, quoted at 6tsSGAc DO 20 London ~ ste ava,
Id do 10 Cork Tor orders quoted at 81 al b refined
petroleum " Rotterdam, L. 81 naphAa " H1iIe VI
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Games at ~ Picnic.

Tho Clan-na-Gael enjoyed its ninth annual
picnic and national games IN Joncss Wood yesterday.
nddlcr, played jg, AMI reels The space around them
was filled with unuung dancers The has. floating
the gates and from the towers OF every nation eN
c,pt the ENGLISH score OF members. acting police
c. arcl the course for the games The programme was
peculiarly Celtic In putting The heavy stone 30 pounds
w,i-ht James Dav nf the Hamilton Rowing club won
bV ~orng ~ cct ~, inches jaime, MurphN OF The lh,
sio Athletic tlub scored - icet inches IN three Jumps
jaime. pHly, 90 The running hlt Jump scored iret Ia
inches James Murphy a. ug iurm. br'od ilni
was won hy Fierce Moor, M ,,a . yard rae. ior
bows WAS won ly luhulN y Nle in 20 seconds u.
johnson ol tr Ncw York Athletic Club walked two miles
n D" f-t Ihc lnNnri race Wa, won ny ttDu-. ulell,
NaN YORK Athletic tlu, lu ll' stNVli~' lfAt- nNsIl
was fret IN the onc.mc walking race Time, uIi's.
George 1dell won the one mi race iu hH Ihf tu- 4
war between New York ami bfooklyn resulted IA favor
nl Nm ~
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THE REV Mr. COwLErs TROUBLE
The Shepherds Fold In Court AEain-Asitins
for nm InlunctIon.

The contest between the Rev. Edward
Cowley and the trustees Of the Shepherds Fold
was before Judge Daniels In Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday in one Of its numerous
phases At the formation Of the corporation.
about ten years ago. Mr.. Cowley was Its mana
ger. but year or two afterward a large number
Of the persons Interested in the institution. be-
coming dissatisfied with his management. took
his name of the list OF trustees. Then several
OF his adhcrcnts. including several ladies'. or
ganizcd new association. calling II the Ladies
Association Of the shepherds Fold.which name
was afterward changed to the Childrens Fold.
and the society was Incorporated under the lat
ter designation. Mr.. Cowlcy was connected
with this association until 1876. when the State
Charities Aid Association reported against him;
In 1874 the property Of the Shepherds Fold
was foreclosed and the trustees distributed the
children under the care OF the society about
forty In number, among various other institu-
tons.
Cowley and his friends called a meeting in
February. 1877, and directed that an election be
held in March 10 choose trustees for tho Shep-
herds Fold. At that election. Mt which, II Is as
serted, only four or five persons voted. Mr..
Cowley his brother, and Miss Gahaean were
appointed trustees. They organized without
delay hired rooms. and purchased furniture on
credit giving chattel mortgage thereon. soon
aiterwnri Judgment was reecyered Tor the
fF% gla. Of this furniture against the Shepherds
Some time ago Mr. Cowley began proceedings.
by mandamus. to compel the Comptroller 20 pay
his society $500. under the statute OF 1871. He
about twenty-three children. He has collected
a legacy OF $500 made TO the Shepherds Fold.
The corporators of the original society have in
stituted an action IN the nature OF quo war
rnnto. to prevent Cowley from asserting his
claim 10 be an officer 81 the institution. The
motion Yesterday was made In This suit Tor an
Injunction restraining Cowley from prosecuting
the mandamus proceedings until after the de-
termination uf the qup warranto suit. Judge
pAniels reserved his decision.
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MRS. KOFFENs TICKS INSANITY.
Threatening TO Commit Suicide while her
Friends are Trying to Get n Release.

The Supreme Court, Chambers, was moro
than usually crowded yesto riay morning. il
being expected that Philomena Koffenstick
would bo taken before Judge Daniels. The
woman. however having been pronounced in
sane by the C.ty Prison physician on saturday
was more violent throughout Sunday. Her
lawyer having been informed that she WAS ac-
quainted with Mrs. sobeschecke. who keeps q
restaurant at 165th street and Third avenue
wrot, to that address. but received no reply
- hc was preparing - 20 10 Court yesterday
the following letter was handed TO him:
CIn PmsoS. July 20 is5s.
" A. . Ss1rr
sane. and should be- nt 90 m n.yur She rciu~, 81
fhr prlsuu ami threatens commit suiCllr
INK she will open vein Respectfully,
WutisN l. HAHDY. Phy sician 10 romhs.
As Mrs KofIenstick was too violent to b.
taken TO court. further proceedings IN her case
were postponed.
Later in the day Mr.. steckler received the
following:
H. i'rai S..ll,r
pr,R sns / herewith consent to discharge Phionicna
kof'nsuek g. carr Vi rieds. II they willing ~ take
WuIAS L. HAHpr " n Physician 20 Prison.
Tho writ was then Withdrawn.
VT Morris Gontihart oi Gnrdnor & Good
Mrs philcinenn kpflcnsti.k and IL should b.
said further that while Mr.. Goodlart was at
on" time clerk 81 the City Court Ia New Haven .
he was always in good profess ional standing in
that city rs lac has been since his comin. to
New YORK.
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The Track where Mr Honn"r's Famous DeN-
Ter Made his Mile in .i1s IL.

BUFFALO, July 29-As is usual during
race week, tho TINT House s filed with an army
OF distingu ished turfmen from every section of
the country. who take great interest in the races
at Buffalo Driving Park. the scene Of more bril-
liant truls than any other track ln the country
The inaugural meeting at Buffalo was in 1886 ;
up TO that dutr the amount Of $4,000 had
nev0r been given in purses, and the results Of
the trots were awaited with the most intense In
terest. AZ that meeting one horse only, Mr.
Robert Bonncr's famous Dexter, trotted n hent
M fast a8 80. and again in 1867, $50 was not
eauaod * oopt 10y Dexter, vino trottcd his great
mile in harness in 2:l7A.
The one thing nccdlul TO insure successful
mccting this wcck is fine weather All the other
conditions nre very favorable. Al the track this
mornln,. there was much animation. Many Of
the horscs that are to take part in tho races
wera ont taking their exercise. Already over
300 fyrrs are watched over ana cared Tor In mo
stables. A large number Of horsemen wore
nj the track this morning, and all were OF tq
opinion that the prospects for successful
meeting were excellent. President Bush was
extremely sanguine and spoke enthusiastically
ON the subject. Between 10 and IL O'Clock
Charley Green drove Lulu entered IN the
trot for the special purse, around tho track,
milo, In Abe. All Of the horses entered are
ultartcred on the grounds. The only absontees
are the Blue Mare and Jim Irving, entered in
tho 2.22 class; Jessie Hayes. entered IN the
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MRS. HUSTLED COLE
She Desires In inierpose "a Supplemental
Answer the Divorce suit.

Collins b. Coles suit against Cora Louise
Pearl Hustled Cole was before Judge Daniels in
the supreme Court yesterday. on a motion in
behalf of Mrs. Cole for leave 10 interpose "a sup
elemental answer setting UP conformation and
forgiveness on the part o! her husband. The
alleged nlouuticn was on the Sth Of June at
Hyde Park where Mrs. Cole WIS with her grand
parents. Geo. b. Fowler and Caroline Fowler
Tho motion was opposed in an affidavit by Mr.
Cole deny ing any conformation on his part and
asserting that the whole matter was part Of Il
conspiracy 20 ihwart his success in the divorce
suit. he says that on the 18th 81 May Mrs. Die
came to this city, and meeting him al the Office
of iis lawyer begged his forgiveness. which he
dii not grant her. Four days aitcrwRrd he re-
cciyoi tho following telegram:
Cora j, dangerous sick, congestion " brain come
immediately q b tcNLLN
He did not respond and two days aiterward
received tins message:
Noteti,r. Wrote yuu to-day G. BF
On the same day another message;
Come here az once tAAuLisA FowitR
Thu next dag this message;
Cora worse Dr Noi kIls called consultation
% B FuwfrR
On the 9Th Of juno Cole says he went TO SEQ
his wife. taking with MIN a witness, ~ 0iNlce
OF his lawyer. Eight dUys 0ft"rwIrd Mrs. Colo
wrote Ia q Mrs. Case, referring To her husband :
" | hope with tho neAt WIFE hc gets h' VIII hc
happy. ] also hope he will got the DIVORCE
shr loved him. and thought that bee would for
give her. Ca the other side lettors written by
Mr. Cole 10 Friend Dave " wcrc submitted to
the court. Decision WIS reserved.
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2.2s class Mambrino Kate. entered In the 1924
class and Kansas Chief. entered in the 2:2O
class. II Is said that the abOye-named animals
will not trQt on account OF lamCness. All the
rest OF the horses here are I'm prime condition.
An exciting incident occurred nj the track ~
about A. Nj. Yesterday. While Johnny Cold
broke. ana Tie horse ran twice around the track.
Johnny, with great presence OF mind. stuck TO
his seat. and. by freely using his whip. kept the
horse from jumping over the fence. which he
seemed inclined a. do several times. He WAS
. finally stopped without donL any serious in
house at the time.
The programme forthe opening day includes
the :3l class. purse 81 900. which has eight en-
tries and the 222 class. purse $4,000. viii h
has nine entries, all famous trouers. Rare
sport is expected
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Busintss nottts.
Rup,ure-Mr. Gordon. sts,emeu, or hi. Cure.

To Enron THK suS. II Is with unhoundcd pleas
IRE that add my testimony in iavor Of Dr. j. A. Shor.
mans system Of curing rupture. having been myself
victim rupture and cured by IT, have been actively
engaged, without Interfering with the cure since placed
my self under Dr. Shermdms treatment Previous to
INK Ia him had tried the Radical Cure Truss with great
suffering and injury was getting worse AMI much dis.
Outraged went 10 Dr sherman from reading IN vouf
paper the Arthur McEvoy OF Washington Market
would recommend any one rupturcd to abandon the
truss TO DR. sherman. and he cured rs have been.
Ny Improvement both physically and mentally, IN con-
sequence of being relieved 81 the ture, Is both eltby
myself and seen nv friends IL good thing. and
feel II duty aud pleasure ~ ala m making II known
to the afflicted ANY wishing personal Information
can call upon me
INV yORk July n. 1878.
Mr. Gordon. In handing In the above testimonial, con.
tributes To- the good vt humanity Rupture Is terrible
afcton. AMI, solely from DR. shcrmais great success
many shameless fellows are engaged OH ring tricks
AMI traps guarantee cures thus victimAng the un
fortunate. Or sherman has an established reputation
Tor than forty years and hi. trcane nj the only
known that will ctuty relieve and rupture
His office is 25i Broadway, where those interested may
consult him.
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BESr-At Quincy Mas July 10, Mrs Nancy Rent
BuYp-At the Uid Cont cmen's Unscctarian Home 52f
Ea. l2rl -. July - Thomas Boyd ia the 7lst veal
:, BR"WER-In ne citS Of Railway july - Elizabeth
Blgwer willow of John Brewer, aged 20
on "Wednesday, at O'Clock in the first rrcsbyteliar
BrLL-ln Toronto Canada, July "a, Bartholomew
CtSSINGiAN James Cunningham. in religion BRO
LhNns Pairick, II the christian Brothers Community,
lli,h mass viii h. ceebrated on Wednesday newt att
O'Clock 4 in st Nary's Church.
Edrpigc. wealthy shipmaser o Harwieh, Mass,
prominent in the cocoanu trade between New York aud
HuME-On sunday. the 2sih inst, Henry Hume Of
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
Tie inral from h,, lae rssilsnSe l'a sehermerhorr
JQliNsoN.-ln Ncwbur,. Nt.reeenry Harris Johnson
'kEENAN.-sadd,ny, on Sunday morning, rhomai
Re- auves and friends respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral at "a o'clock on Tuesday, 3lth inst, non
rssd,ncs q Prince t. Brooklyn ,..-. .-,,-- =,
William \ Kcily, asef - years
Funeral from 81 Marys Epl~ opal church Ciasson Az,
corner q wIoushhy Brooklyn ON Wednesday, July 81
wiam.iarsl Nr> KIN Eenscly, AGA . years
at Saf pa. ococs on Wodne'is esV'" ''
,kiNG1ln S9,"go Jay ~ s'sthsn T. King son d
Notice oi funeral hereafter
,MuNAGilAN In sep trencisco, Cal Jul, Il, John
,olNEN-,lg rro,iiencc. R ANY 2 co stephen T
Nill-, ,kifu hoIanst aud two or hree tunes eandi
fALfREf In Roston. Mass. July ~. william Palfrey
asei - year. ~, sraniaih.r Tas one OF NE charei
b,s n,hcr f,r lam. VIM, ~ rt,ry f the sun,r ~
He ant ms son, Rohert also were members
kOBlNsuN,-lu Baltimore, MI, last week. suddenly
George " Robinson, OF the New York hrm OF Robinson
siMNoNs.-Iu Sew orleans L.. July a. of conspmp
uon, Franklin Snmou, aged i3 years. native ~ Wary
l'.d H. % i"F G sl ""f EAR
widow of John studey, AGED 81 years ana months
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BRTGiNDS ~ MADISON SQUARE.
sleepers on the Benche. Robsed-The Tables
Turned by Two Onicer..

So many complaints have been made TO
the police by persons who have been robbed
while asleep ON the benches in Madison square.
that officers have for several nights watched
from places Of concealment IA the bushes.
Early on Saturday morning the officers arrest
ed two men as they were rliling the pockets "
an ntoNl'a Gated man going home. At ! O'Clock
yesterday morning, Roundsmrn Price and
Officer Geuore crawled under tho bushes Just
north Of the centre walk. Tho roundsnan
lay on his stomach and look I'D in one direction
while thu IN FER. in "A similar position. scanned
the park walks on the other side. Presently
Round-man Price saw two men stealthily APP
preaching. and peering into the faces ot the
men who sat on the benches. Many Of these
were tramps. and were pas Sed by. but there
are often men who have valualles on their per-
son. VINO sleep by the hour in the park. Some
OF thes" have had n drink or two too many. and
otner- are ont 10 grt a treath 9i cool AR.
The two uirn whom the chtrsrs saw vickeI
OUT tnr.o ven Mon unr, "i We thleN"- stood
in front OF the sleeper. and drawing revolver.
held il close to the unconscious mAH's head.
The other thief then went through the pockets.
Tile revolver WIS 50 held that the sleeping man
would s-e it, mu1,le pointed right between his
eyes in case he opened thrm. One Of tnr men
whom The thieves were robbing opened his eyes.
Inst ntly ~ WAS struck in the face with the
butt ol the revolver. and then he stirred NJ
more, just then R9undsman Price emerged
li'Ilil i'4' ltiA.N il 7'|fl iil' NiAi WIN itl'
revolver. The tables We're turued. Tor this man
saw an oinrers revolver thrust between his
ewes. tie yielded. The other thief ran into
Madison avenue. Onirer Grnore running after
him. As the thief turned into Twenty onth
street tho officer fired three shots. The tibet
turned a. he was running ana returned tho IRE.
Then H. threw his revolver into the street. an
Onicer Gcnore seized MINI.
Tn" two men gave their names rs James
Mccain and Patrick MrCulkin. the latter being
the man who stood guard with the revolver. On
Mccain was found gold watch marked Y. s.
x Co.. ~. II IL now ln the Ihlrtieth street po-
lice station. Justice Smith committed Mc(ann
and MrCulkin. He SAID that Roundsman Price
and Officer Genorc deserved all praise for their
4.
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Ever since Graham made his confession &C.
cusns Benjamin Hunter o being the principal in the
murder Of John VI. Armstrong the Camden authorize
have been Impressed with the nouon that Hunter IN.
ud1d tu commit suicide. lie tuhanVd ca-r
and close watch k,pt o,rr HIM The cost Of tins WIS
81 a dAy, and tle authtrtic, dctd that II was too
much. particularly a. h. would certainly b, M tlVr
hands ,uul November The ttrhud,r- IN Friday last
ordered ms removal nm lined rtii n thr women s
department, and he was removed thence yesterday
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The National Greonbael Labor party Of tho
First Assembly District met al 81 Ncsoy street last
ing and President ar who headed OF the four Sew
York city dloetuons who barred out OF the syria
Con, enuon. made an official report lie sed that
he would meter being tho cola 10 heuW nittrd
with some uf the other three delegations. Was pro
posed Resolutions were passed expressing entire cont
dcnrc n NJ Hair Htd his dclcs cation aud ympIthy with
them IN lpng barred ou', uphollns the syracuse plat
form and supporting GIDEON = Tucker. tlc nominee tor
Justice ut the Court ui AINtH-, nNNig financial oi
IS huluna the circuauon tn per capita basis tn be
uIatrd hY competent authority nom time To time de-
nuuu,iul oli party hacks AMI uns combination with
the Nellptid niTelngs at the Od paruVsn
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GRANtrO-CILENDA.--O Monday. July 20, by tho
Hon smith Ely, Jr, MaNor oi the city ct New York,
Sluor Nc,nko Grniitu 90 Signonn1 Cuts nn Gle mia.
daughter ot si.nor Ncenzu Cenla all ~ Palma. Italy.
IELONG-CANARO,. In New Orleans. La, lnly ~,
the sdence OF the brides iather by the Rev. Father
Mtl,t T. Anionin LeOng OF France ~ NJ. Olivia CavarOd
New orleans.
RANFORDf-MOLLiNART- lon saturday, July 81. by
the Hon Smith XIV jr. Mayor signur Luigi Ranpord "a
srrrna Maria Nohn 1 daughter " SignOr Bart0loned
Mollinari. all OF Genoa. Italy.
RILZO-ORLA MO- -Un saturday, July 81. by hii
Honor Mayor Lly Francisco Rz<o 10 Miss Francesca Or
laudc daughter Of Francesca Orlando " sala. COnsO
lima, Italy
SrREET-WElNrIAL-On Monday. July 80, nv hiI
Honor Mayor Fly, Mr. Levi : street 81 Miss fhUhc Vein
thai daugh ter Of Mr. solomon Weintha all VI thus city
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Mr.. Edward Hope, an aged and respected
Iarlor Master died yesterday OF heart dioUse at the
residence of his soninlNw, Mr. Jacob Vanderbilt 81
Eighth street. Hoboken lie born IN Vande~1tcr
street, in lSO7 At tho age of - ne was appointed a
sandy Hook pilot in which capacity lac served tor thirty
years lie gave M that position ~ ls1i, and WAS NJ
pointed Deputy Harhor Master of New York lie cun'
unuod Ia serve In that capacity until lehi when lie
moved 10 HobokoH, and WAS made larbOr Master there
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SIS Dcvonia. Craig. glasgow July IL. and Neville 10th
s. The queen, Atrvc, Liverpool July IL, and Queert
town 18th.
IS city NJ Austin. Chester. Fcrnandina
IS Cuftcs. Bennett 81 Johns, y. r.
S. De Ruytcr, Falk lfaVrc.
ship Goschrn. Helms. Hamburg .
Barb sam Shepard. Duricc Cienfuegos.
Bark koningcn Augusta facsen. Bordeaux.
Barn fremudcn. TauesScn Rotterdam.
Bark Amor. rrcmuda. Gulwav.
Bark Julia. Higgins Hnvre
Bark Mary Virgins Wood. Rotterdam.
Bark Aquilla. Stay. Copenhagen
Bark BOrsvn, Hauk Bergen
Bark Pro Domo. jacobsen Lcth
Bark Charles Dccrne, Carter. Havre
Bark Rcvcln. Reyn0his. iIavrc.
Bark Naa, kuuten, Gloucester.
BARK John 4. HarNie. LOckhart. Cork
Bark Chapman. Olsen. Waterford
Bark Caroline, Stricken. Rrcmen.
Bark AGNES. Hirdcs. Bremen.
schr Mazurka, Holmes. st John, n. u.
Also the usual COastwisc vessels
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MARINE INTEL LTG ENCE-

rrIlruRN ALN,SAc-rns nar. .
Sun RISES. 4 IS sun sets. 7 IL Noon sets 90. 81
wArNR-rufs nAr.-
Sandy Hook. 30 GOV isiani. II Hell Gate 10 "a
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yacht. whose hull was painted white, with
hole in her side, her sails badly torn, and without per
son on hoard hoated in At the Atlantic Dock Basin,
Brooklyn on sunday evening She was taken possession
u by the police she Is well butts her 0ngth Is about
twenty twV feet, and she bears no Manu-.
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The Firemen's Trust Company.

ALBANY. July 29.-The Flremen's Trust In
surance Company OF New York, whose capital was
ported impaired has surplus Of 5000 II is the Ffc.
mems Fund Of New York city whose capital Is impaired
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MATTHEWS IN the civ Of New YORK m the goth
dav ct July ISIS tv the Hon charles Daniels Justice
ct tie suprrme urt William Matthews nom Ella Mat
thcws. Cause. adultery.
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