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MIssorRrs TRkasrRr PLuNDERED.
Nearly IA Million Alleged To Have Keen Stolen
by the Treasury King.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. l2.-The EreBmg
Post publishes a statement purportinG to be-
entirely Trustworthy but tho authority is not
given. which says that the July interest on tho
State bonds WAS not paid by the State. but that
s220,OO0 coupon bonds ara held 10y a bank in
New York until it shall dispose Of certain Kan
sas City Water Works bonds to reimburse
itself. These bonds are said to be part of the
security which the State Trcneuror holds for
his deposit in the recently suspended Mastin
Bank Of Kansas City. The statement further
says that. in Hidt on to this deficit in Interest
and money the Stnt" Treasurer has. during his
whole term Of Office carried among his as
SETS a worthless check on the Md~tn Bank for
1896 O01 which WAS accepted 10y IN" legislative
examining committee as cash. making deficit
in the state treasury of over half a million dol
lars. in add ion To- the amount lost by the fail
ure Of the National Bank OF the State Of Mis-
souri, and the sum admitted by the state
Treasurer to hc deposited in the Mastin Bank.
These amounts are alleged to have been stolen
by the EinE which has controlled the state
Treasury. and that the only recourse tho state
has Is the Treasurer's bond. which il PRACTICAL
ly worthless and about siOO00O in bonds of the
Kansas City Water Works. u private corporation.
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4 RED HOT CONVENTION.
Berks County Democrats Having n Lively
TLme-The sheriG PrexentIng n Fight.

READING, Pa, Aug. 12.-The Democrats OF
Bcrks county assembled in County Convention
this afternoon to map out the fall campaign and
10 count noses in the Congressional fight be-
tween the Hon. Hester Cymer and Peter D.
Wanner. rival candidates for the nomination.
They had a red hot tune. and as soon as tha
temporary Chairman announced the meeting
ready for business the fun began. The adhe-
rents OF Mr.. Cymer wanted the Hon. S. z.
Ancona for permanent Chairman. while tho
Warner faction named Alderman Fisher. Al
this point began q fight which beggars descrip-
ton. the Convention rising in mass and each
side yelling for their favorites. Chairs and
tables were upset and broken In the
eNrltcment The excited mass advanced to
tnn Chairman'S desk, before which stood
Ancona and Fisher the former cool and COL
lectcd, batiering the desk with heavy cane in
his vain attempts To- bring the crowd 10 order
while the other wns testing his lungs In vain
attempts to he heard 10y the crowd. Nothing
could be done in the way OF business until
sheriff Kemp was called in. and. with his depu-
tics. hustled Mr.. Fisher from his position. and
ordered him to sit down or bc removed from the
building. Mr. Ancona then called the meeting to
Clymer and Peter u. Wnnuer both made
speeches. that of Mr.. Wanner being devoted to
m attack upon Mr.. Cymer. charging him
with being everything but a Democrat. and AZ
having boon one OF those who sold Mr.. Tilden
out IN voting for the Electoral Commission,
Nothing but the nerve displayed by sheriff
Kemp to-day prevented n serious fight.
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SWIMMING TWENTY MILES.
A Contest In the Enst River Extending from
Harlem Bridge TO staten Island.

Kuno Dinners, n Bowery photographer,
and Hans Tuelff. an ex-oilicer OF the Prussian
army. essayed to swim yesterday from Harlem
Bridge to Staten Island. Il distance. considering
the bends in river and bay. of fully twenty
miles. The stake was $500. DINNERS is tho
younger man. hut in the matter Of physical
yigor there is little choice. Tueln having won
several ten and twenty mile races.
The start WAS made at l0:l5:36 A. NJ. of the
centre pier Of the Harlem Bridge at l3O'h
street and both men struck out boldly. Dim
mers taking the Nrstchester and Tucln the
New York side Of tho river Both used the
breast stroke. and neither INDUCED ia the fancy
spurts that usually mark the beginning Of
q swimming match Dinners kent the lead
until Just above Wards Island. whore Tueif
made n squirt and collared him. Tho rate at
which they went for time was decidedly lively.
with 1usln slightly In advance. At Jones ;
Wood Dinners Increased his speed aud PASSED
his COMPETITOR. holding the lead from that time
on the part Of ruen.
The tide WAS in favor of the swimmers. and
each knew the exact point OF the channel NJ
which its effects would most benefit him.
Al l2:2O:30 the men were side BY side.
or nearly 80. OnuO-ltH Twpnfy-tnird street.
hut Dinners seemed fresh. Will" Tuelff looked
somewhat worn ou;, Ten minutes glterward.
aided by the strong tide. they passed Fourteenth
street. DINNERS being then nearly Atty yards
ahead. and swimming with great ehse. Grand
street ferry was passed at 1.lO r. NJ, but tho
positions Of the men we're not materially altered.
Tuelff SWAN splendidly until he rear hed point
between GOVERNOR Island and Bedlo"'s Island.
There he wis seized with cramps. when dis
abed him. hi miners continued his SWIM and
landed between Clifton and Stapleton at $3.50.
making the distance. estimated M 90 miles. in
hours and 80 minutes. lnasmuch rs the land
ing place Wus StApletpn, the question NAV De
raised rs 10 whether DINNERS has fairly won
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MERRYn.ihING B.IyIRI1NS.
Their Queer Column Of Ceres In Myrtle Ave-
niue Park-A Mock Marriage.

Myrtle Avenue Park was "A scene of jolity
yesterday. The Davarans Of Long Island held
there the celebration OF their Annual Harvest
Home Festival. which Is 10 be continued to-day
and tomorrow The Bavariuns young and
old. met at Military Hail. corner OF Leonard
and Scholes streets. Wiilanshurgh. NJ an early
hour and. after costumins about thirty young
men in the various uniforms Of the Bavarian
sodiery. marched out to the park. Lager was
abundant everywhere. and Rhine wine and
Frankiurtcr we're not missing At y. NJ the
process on was reformed and marched around
the park. hating at the base Of the column
erected TO Ceres near the main entrance on
Myrtle avenue.
Here, from a small platform. John Firmbaoh.
tho President through his brother. Raven. de-
livered a comic Grafton and declared tn" Fest
opened. Thrice the line en'irci"d the column.
and tho marchcrs then dispersed 10 JOIN ia the
dance.
The column. thirty feet in height. twelve in
diameter. erected on a pedestal thirty feet
square. il surmounted by massive figure Of
Bavnrin nine feet in height The SHIFT Is ortag-
onal. ana II covered with the proiu q of Tho
earth. each vegetable" being nnird separately To
the wool The GROUPINGS of onions potatoes
tomatoes. cabhacas. heris. cucumhN ~ &C. ars
arranged us 10 form shields anchors
and hlgs, while on the east front the word Ba-
star-spaneled banner is mad. Of Tomatoes and
white onions. egg plants and pooled hots 'ral ~h.
Ms unique WNik O decorative AlI iANlNE iif n
duly Inspected, the thron- crowded the dancing
platforms until the drum sounded the assembly
for the various sports. Pole climbing Punch
and Judy. pot hunting for chi. hen and ducS
sleicht of-hand performances, and other OK.
hioiuon OF SKIN amused the young folk until
the dime set for the wedding. or the repra So ntt-
ton Of such ceremony az 1t Is performed in
thu old country.
No couple could b. found who desired 10
figure in q real Wedding So parties were found
| iorN mock wedding, in the person oi q sister II
on" ~ the committee. q far young matron and
| young Benedict. native ot Munich who has
not vel mastered the intrioa'ies Of the English
language. The wedd NJ PROFESSION was iorined
\ stern, looking old beede headed the
line. Then came band uniquely
clad in taitcrs. the parents Of The
| couple. the bridesmaids and groomsmen. the
| villagers. and finally tho wedding ouiht in a
wagon. two chairs. a pail. broom. a hoe and a
| table, The ceremony intended t. hav" been
| made imposing was seen only by the half dozen
that crowded in between the cure and tho can
| dldntrs
Atnlght, fireworks followed tn eclipse ~ the
moon. and then after the exhibition Of historic
| cal tabeauX. dancing was continued until mid
night
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the BARRIE sCULLING RACE.
Hanian Beating Ross by Six Lengths-Plais-
ted Coming In Lnst.

BARRIE, Ont, Aug. l2.-At the regatta to-
dav the open scul race was the chief attraction.
E.eht started at Gas T.. NJ, phisted taking the
lead. He was. however, soon PASSED 10y Wallace
Ross. and Hosmer. 10y few quick strokes.
reached the latter. Hanlan at first kept back
rowing easily about twenty-five strokes t. the
minute. Ross kept the lead Tor the first mile
and went fully twenty lengths ont OF his course
10 turn the proper buoy Plaisted had. up To
the milo and a half. kept ahead of Hnnlan. hut
the latter. having pulled up. WIS first 20 reach
the buoy At the two miles. Ross following At
about two boat lengths.
At one time HanlAn rested on his oars until.
seeing his opponents making Roadway. no
pulled q few beautiful strokes and IN a short
time left Ross who was following him hard.
fully six boat lengths behind. Tho cheering
was d"nienlnsanda Hnnlan PASSED the judges
lOAt the excitement on shore WIS intense. Wal
lace Ross came in second. and Ho-mer who is
lad oi 10 years. WAS third. The oll,ial time
Is y minutes II seconds.
Tonight the prizes we're distributed 10 tho
successful oarsmon AT the skating Rink.
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TIE WALLINGFORD DISASTER.
Another OF the Victims Dead-A Railroad
Company rendering Aid.

MERIDEN, Conn, Aug. 12.-Fred Little
wood. aged years. one Of the injured ut Wal
lingford. died at noon to-day. making thirty
dead thus far.
William d. Bishop. President OF the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany has telegraphed 10 the Selectmen OF Wal
lingfOrd that the company with q Wow Of rem
dering aid to the sufferers 10y the tornado. will
on Wednesday OF this week sell excursion tick
cts from all stations on the road To Wallingford
and return at half the regular fare. the ticket 10
bo good on any train stopping at WallingfOrd
that day. The entire proceeds OF the sale Of
such tickets will no paid over 10 tho town au-
thorities Of Walingford. to be by them devoted
10 the aid Of the sufferers
At a largely attended meeting Of citizens Of
Wallingford held this evening. the following
well-knOwn gentlemen We're appointed a COM
mittee TO receive and disburse all contributions:
Samuel Simpson. Hczrklah Hall. tho Rev.
Father Mallon. Morton Judd, Henry l.. Hall, /.
NJ Hubbard. Bennett Jcrulds. the Rev. j. +.
Wildman, DR.. b. i. Harrison. aud John Ken
drck. This committee nrc to act in conJuuc-
ton with the civic and borough OH GERS. The
town was divided into districts. and sub-com-
mittees were appointed to canvass each district
for aid To-day 5000 were received from STAN
ford. Al one church in New Britain on sun
day $500 were raiscd. petition will he pre-
scented 10 Gov Hubbard. asking him 10 Issue a
proclamation to all tho churches in the State
asking that collections be made next sunday.
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THE KILLING or OFFICER sMI1H.
What .. said of the Theory that Mrs smith
may have Murdered Him Uncon-cIou-iy.

Tho opinion IL expressed in Jersey City
that IT Mrs. Jenny Smith, as tho police suspect.
murdered her husband. Officer Richard II.
Smith. the deed may have been done uncon-
sciously while she WAS suffering from hystori-
cal mania. DR.. Lampson. who attended Mrs.
Smith for several months. has said
that her hystcria resembed epilepsy.
DR.. L. J. Gordon. who has had
many opportunities for studying hysteria. told
a reporter for THE SuS yesterday that the con-
currence Of hysteria and epilepsy in the same
person lie not improbable. lie added that cer-
tain OF the symptoms displayed by Mrs Smith
during her fits are as indicative Of hystcria rs
OF epilepsy. and several authorities were cited
to show the effects and evidences of these malo-
dies. DR.. Gordon. as the result Of his re-
Searches, thinks that Mrs Smith killed her hus-
band while under the influence OF historical
mania
on the other hand. Dr. Heating declared that
he does not believe il possible for a person sui
UNCONSCIOUS 10 such an extent as not to know
what he is doing or what is TRANSPORTING around
him.
DR.. Petrie also said that hysterical mania is
never accompanied 10y Inconsistencies, but he
mentioned n case 81 cpleptic homicide that WIS
recenilv brought to the. attention Of Recorder
IIackett. patient OF the Doctors. a boy.
named Froudc. residing in Bergen about
seven or eight months ago Killed q boy who
on the ground that he had committed the act in
voluntary under hysterical mania.
Mr.. Fleming, Benefits counsel. said ycster-
day that he did not intend to take any action in
the case until after Wednesdays session OF the
inquest. The prisoner Is held without any
charge or complaint against him. He merely
stands committed for examination.
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Annie Clark. daughter OF n carpenter in White
Plains sued Frederick Weeks whose parents live near
The Purchase" for breach OF promise OF marriage
Justice Romer issued warrant hut Weeks went to New
port for the summer ON Sunday last he visited his home
and Deputy sheriff Ford while passing by him. and,
returning White Plains. mustered force OF ,tant
who surrounded the house man who had charge Of a
horse and buggy ready to convey Weeks to New YORK
alarm and the doors II the house ~
fastened and all the lights within were eNnngushed
The father demanded To know what business his visitors
had there and on being informed, gave Deputy hhcuN
Ford To understand that his son was not there Deputy
Ford said that he intended 10 force entrance 10 the
house unless the out Weeks then surrendered
Mrs Weeks lust before her went with the ON
GERS said that she might not live to sec him again, and
her last words she advised him TO marry Miss Clark
Weeks was committed TO the county Jail
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The Girl who Refused to Ten her Name.

The girl who was found 10y Oncer Cavanagh
at Twenty seventh street and Third avenue last FRIDAY
morning msonslhc AMI taken To Bellevue Hos
Iital still refuses 10 make known her name
She Is considered ont OF danecr amt Will m few
days be- able TO leave the hospital II Is
known that her parents are respectable people living
upon the west sdo of the CITY ant that they know wL'c
she l. ami wall quietly remove h,r when .ht Is
con,nlcs'cnt Tho sirl has ultd" htr aston luf
ph' scian cont inf. and her rec 'erV RETARDED nu
account at her AuNirfv tn know wat d.Iu-lfuN nor
pgrcut. mtrui 10 make of her Il B, also lcho,cd
thar her name B. lltfir OSBORN. tom siuAl in.ui.
orandum hnuA M her OIL. ihnl hHvus mat name written
an a neat lidN- hand th, n, lrai lli. made more
,tfnin lrn the t..i .lat she TODD her uns snlui Or
Mcrhal that hDr FIRST name was nntuc, lut that SHE
would not utio-c hDi ul NAME oIi ut regard Tor be-
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One queer thing Ia that the dead mans hat can
not be found. The police are looking for that.
Officer Coan. the Passnic police officer on duty
In the ncighborhood Of the station on Sunday
night. saws that there were many carriages driv-
ing along the river road that evening. and that
his beat took him far enough from the place To
give time for wagon to drive NJ TO tho track
and bnck. There was runor that woman
had seen buggy standing by the railroad
track about 10 O'Clock on that evening. hut IT
could not be traced to any Trustworthy source.
The murderer or murdrrers ot McGrail must
have been shrewd and bold ana quick wtted
to kill n man. carry him five miles and nut
him on n railroad track in such place that the
next train passing around the curve must run
over him before tho train could possibly DO
STONED.
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The Yellow Fever Epidemic.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. l2-Thirty-one new
cases of yellow lever are reported to-day ami twelve
deaths.
NioNsguge Mis-, Aug Zone death by yellow fever
Il rtunffpd TODAY
GrrxApA. Miss Aug Zone hundred cases of yellow
fNrl W'rr reported here unto - VI tr.aN len deaths
have occurred within the last twenty four hours
AMONG Tho recent deaths from Nclu. fewer WAS that
oi il' krN u. Davidson lrwsh ralhi aged Hn wears
Al Port Eads there were three new ca.rs tn dhN and
ONE death li oi Mrs Moon, wli' of emit No u, three
ui who's" children also have the lover several at the
sitk it fIls IlHct Htt NOT e. NItrfed tn recover
MtNrHis Aus o. --latest udNlNcs rom Grenada Miss
plAc" r total uumlor ui cases oi yellow fever nt over
ON" hundred Wlth twelve 10 th- rl, news has created
,onc ~ 'icm'nt here and tho Roardo Health b. making
every possible cNcruun eNrt thr lnilwlucuon Of the
n ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-13
Fleeing from IL Hospital Uneio.hed.

Edward Woods. who WAS sent 10 Bellevue
Hospital SUNDAY suffering from en-, spclas u the foot
jumped from his bed Yesterday at noon, and so4'd
large carving hmle AMI tork living ON table Thus
armed amt with no covering up0n hh person hu sheet
he from IA" ,rysiuelas pavilion Ia the Twenty sixth
street gate where he rushed into First avenue He got
Twenty nth street when he was inpled up us
John Mullhno, and taken rack Ia tc hu,mtll where he
was placed IN the cells under charge Of Keeper Connolly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-13
a Minister Locked Up.

Hearing the cries of a girl in the Bower IN
Central iark last evening, ofccr Frawloy went there
AMI well dressed old forcibly holding a girI
twelve wears of asr The man identified hv Datco
I'VE lulv the Rev Francis Lee, uf 1853 East l24th
.u,ot ihc sri described herself a. Mdrthas
ki.rhhof OF INl lhrd avenue She met Melee in tho
Paris AMI he lnNltod her 10 take awak H. led her to
the Bower, and seating himself on bench, torcihly
mad, "r sit hi> knrre Sergeant England sent Leo
to The Fnty ninth street Police station
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-13
Stabbed In Clinton street.

man bleeding from wounds on the head
and face WAS found in clinton street last evening In
the Delaney street station suetto eighteen inches
long was taken from belt around his BODY. lie de-
scrihcd himself as Charles B1ucrluoin Of 10 seventh
street ralNe OF France. n, was soldier
under MacMlhonin She Franco Prus.i1u war. and a.
officer the swedish contingent oi the french army lie
hd passed 'lrou hnusi of thr battles o the war and he
al the ia u Sedan lie has nlt been m this city
Ions. lie WIS VERY indefinite lcs tliu- how h. WAS
Wounded >lNu. that Dec had been attacked by unkuown
tcou hut he had not tired 10 use the stietto lie
D. ..I
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Love and Insanity.

DIR. Eckert. n physician Of Union Hill. was
found lat, ON sunday uaht wandering the streets ami
was locked up Existence was produced yesterday that
he 10 not o sound mind II J., related that some years
ago. when Dee promising young
rhr'f.rrr nc snualf tho llut ~ beautiful girl and
Shoe rejected INN Iho ,N LAY, after hi- disappointment
f.l h, ui,t ttc 300 , c. nv became intnNicntrd The
thr-t to, 'uou- tuuh then grew upon lam unt lie be-
~ l. l. L.
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Escape OF FemaIe Conyict..

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 12.-Fivo female con-
vos two white and three coored escaped from the PEN
tcnuary last night The prison houses for females
only ordinary wood buildings separated from the main
building and the escape easily effected the main
thing he done after breaking through the athing AMI
plaster Of the partition being 70 oude the one guard sta
TONED in the yard The three negroes recaptured
to-day hu the whites SUI a large One of the latter
nNwed Amelia Roussel native ct France, was sent to
me leniicnnari from Norfolk about - months ago tor
stealing SIt'n worth Of iewcry from Mr. GuiArd Of
brookyn' while he and his wife were at her house
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This ancient hit of ndNice H. well enough Tor "snare o.
pcuplc, but now about tla.p tlnt ave already too
What /, Ia bcoomr OF theml ~ sull, aud ~ tell SOU
After many cNUrrmcnt.. cNtrndlup urun-h months oi
patient in,tat alton and toll the celebrated analytical
chemist j. O. Allan has perfected aud given 10 the world
Allan's Anti-Fat Thus tnr in several hundred
this great remedy has never failed To reduce corpulent
person from three To six pounds per week Its perfectly
harmless and positively etclenL Sold by drug
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Mrs. benjamin No,es'. Labor of Love

Mrs. Benjamin Noyos started from Newark
Yesterday 10 ind toy Mcclellan anna present 40 unl &c.
uuon ,gucd by many influential u, ~ usNin- for uucN-
tension Of the rcurcNe granted to her husband Or Mere.
dlth Cymer Professor oi Medicine and SURGERY IN fhr
University OF PcnnsNNana, has gwen ccrtnDttr mt
Moves Is in critical condition and has symptoms ~
rayss In over three weeks Mr. Noyes has been out VI
his bed Tor only lew minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-13
Pool. on the Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA. Aug. 12.-Pools on to-morrow's
races have been sold As follows;
First e.-Three. quarter mile dash for maiden two
year oldS r Lorillards Cedric $40; Dan Sparkling s3
Annie Augusta, $50, PTeciosA S25. Kingston 81
The kenner Stakes Two miles for three.year.ulds.
Duke Of Magenta, $40, Spartan, $50. Brambc so
In the third race a miles Parole hasa walk over.
The Selling Race-l a miles RhadamAnthus 500 Ken.
nesaw, 500. Dan X, SO GOV. HAMPTON s6 Lady Sal
yeTs, kIlburn, and Egypt SIS each; W. Higgins. 50
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The shamokin strike Dying Ont.

PoTTsvLLE. Pa. Aug. l2-rhe strike report
ed h-' week in ihc S'nokn district is slowly dyns ont
The bacS hdee colherv operated by Audcnrrd 4 ca
VIII resume work tomorrow morning, the minor having
accepted an advance oi hNe cents wagon tiseNIrct
81 that the Big Mountain cocry, operated by Patterson
Llewelyn Co. WIN resume work this week The same
sunled. a
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NIcoLNITF, Aug, II A Russian torpedo cut
PERSONS
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Clear or partly cloudy weather. light variable
winds. mostly s0uthcrly stationary temperature with
stationary VI lower pressure.
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MADRID. Aug. l2.-Thc Estramadura insur-
rnht- 'r been defeated hl the htuiarmeric Nineteen
of them were captured.
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At lludnut's AZ . \. VI. III; t. G7a: 0. ~; Ia
NJ, - ao"F NJ, - %, al., -. 90. l.. ~.
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FAyorte Chateau Largarosse clarets Jonzae Ccgnacs
ksAde st, H. Y,-lds y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17

Steamer City Of Montreal tBr), Fulton. Liverpool via
Quceu nj q Dale.
steamer state OF Indiana tBr). sadler. Glasgow-A
Baldwin 40.
steamer santiago de Cuba. Reed. Havana-william p
Clyde h 20.
Ste smcr Ocean Gem, winnett. Cedar Keys William p
Clyde 20.
Steamer On areston Berry. Chariestou-J Qnintsrd
steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. Baltimore-J =
stesmsr Antar acite. Grumiey. Philadelphis james
Hand. .
Ship Nep.un tGer). Meyer. Brcmen-Funch, Edye Co.
Ship Martha tGer). Lewins, Antwerp-C Tobias & Co.
Bark Brtannis (Aer). Gronyoid, Liverpool -Funch.
bark Cunads tNor,. Jensen. Bristol. E-Denh.m =
BARK Delta tNor). Erickson Esnors for orders-Fun
Edge 4 Co.
Bark Mida (NoD. Ommundssn. Havre -Funch, Edge Il
Bark Sarah Ellen tBr), Main. Havre-J Whitney
Co.
Bark Grid (Nor). Nielsen, Bordeaux-C Tobias Il Co.
Ears Milton (Sort. krogsr. kou5n-C fobias s. 20.
BArk Floks (Nor). Nicholson. kouen-Bockmann, Ger
lein IL Co.
Tobias AZ 20.
Bark Lincoln tAus, Geroiomieh. Leghorn-John Q
Brig Morancy, Small, Ponce, PR de Rivera Co.
Schr Sandads Port,, Freitss. Viann. tportugal,-G
Ainsinck X Co.
Schr Wes-y Abbott. johnson. Jeremie ThsckSry Co.
Schr Jennie Rosaline, rooker. Jscksonviiie-W
Raw.
Isabel Alberto Tooker Cedar Keys and Key West
Bsnnsr Pinckusv.