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NJ SUPERB DISPLAY OF.
FALL FASHIONS!
MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF DRESS FABRICS
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
81 BROAD STREET.

We nave now open an elegant line OF IMPORTED
DRESS GOODS for fall and wiutcr;
A large assortment of CACHEIIIEES Of our own
importa;ion;
CACHEMIRES from soc. to sl.25 per yard; Il
magnificent qual,ty-al won!-for SOC:
Our 81 CACHEMIRE reduced to 75c.;
A full line Of MOHAIRS and BLACK A.pACAS
from 90 to 75c.;
Our soc. ALPACA reduced to 37.c.; an extra
Don't fail to look at our s-BCTTON LISLE.
GLOVES Al 25c.;
Our SILK DEPARTMENT is completes;
Hanhs9mc BLACK SiLk At 81; eXts" quality,
Don't fall 10 look III our 81 EAPk ms;
SILK NELFHT$ in Ill c0lGrS. much lower than
were ever sold in Richm,rd. We can save for.
our customers from Is 10 25c. per yard. All Of
these good are Of our nwu importation.
Don! r.il to loo. at our TIDES AT Zoe.
In DRESS GOODS We have every variety that can
sn,d-the largest assortment III Richmond.
Don; fail I, look at our HLANNETS;.
aud boys wear. All We ask l. y call. for We are
satisfied we can suit in price and qualify
Don't fan TO look at our CAfPEI:-ihc largest
The LARGEST stock of MERINO UNDERWEAR for
ladies'. gentlemen: and chidrru In the city. Gou
Don't fail to look Ut our MD GLOVES:
AN n1l fr9R e. aoScG Gb goo
utZcU l.l IN Han !'flt-it' II
ct ever shown IN any house This Side OF New
York.
Don't TAI to loo. mt our IRISH LINENS. Prices
10 asiori>h everybody.
DON'T fail to look at our HOSIERY DEPART
NENT;
$50 pieces FLANEELS from l2% 10 SOC. per
yard. These goods wtr. purchased ~ for" HE
recent rise, which enables IL 10 sell them much
cheaper
Don't fail 10 look ut The largest assortment OF
VILE and CoLOKED QUILTS ever shown
in this market:
Another lot of those cheap TOWELS:
CARPETS. MATfINGS- OlL-CLOTHS, and
RCGS-a fui! assortiu.nt
Don't fail to look ut our BALMORAL SKIRTS;
We have the largest assortment in ev, ~ depart
mtut that can be found in anv house in the city.
SICLE BROTHERS,
Sc l5-eod 81 Broad street.
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DHILLIPS. d JENNINGS, 1911 MAIN
ceiysd our fsil siock OF CAR PETS Of all er.des,
DRUGG ETs. RUGS, and MATS: OlI4-CLQ or
MI widths. LACE and DAMASk CURTAINS :
CORNiCE aud SHADES PARER-HASGISGSo OF
ailstyies which we are offering 1t low prices. All
Orders promptly attended TO-.
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BuRKEvILLE, October 2, 1879. I
Gators Dispatch; DR., James, A. Agnew,
a most respected gentleman, AID OF Gne
professional! attachments, died to-day.
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An IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FALL
N GOODS NOW OPENING AT
JULIUS MEYERS. 6o3 BROAD STREET.
PRICES LOWER TF F3EE EVER KNOWN BE-
Our buyer is at present IN New York. attending
every 1 ~, Steamer The LATEST NOVELTIES at EX-
TRAORDiNARY Low PRICES.
just opened. the latest NOVELTIES in DRESS GOODS;
STRIPED SATIN, c9ETkEEls and sC4 ~ C \
80 pieces Me T SvhfH M HI DEBAGE at 1870
IS pieces pieces 1CoLoREp ALL-wooL CASHMERE
All the Iates. shades in STRIPED and BRoCADED
CoLoRED sATINs and vELyETs in III! the new
All shades OF COLORED SIT. KS at 75c.
BLACK CASHMkRES-1hc gIea' est bargains ever
CASHMERE, 40 inches wide, at 55c., worth
75c.; Il special bargain At 65c. worth S3c.; 5
pieces extra heavy, 46 inches "sdc, at 90c'
In BLACK and coLORED SILKS we have spcelr!
bargains from auction, which can't DC eluHilcd
BLACK SILK FRINGE, in Chenille. Tape, and
Beaded, at very low figures:
The latest novelties in LADIES and ClllLDREN'S
HOSIERY.
Before purchasing your FALL GOODS don't fail
to call at JULIUS MMYEk'S. sos broad street;
FALt STYLES lust opened. sc 2G-cod
CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN II co.
are now receiving their stock Of
FALL GOODS,
to which they invite inspection.
INDRESs GOODS
their stock is larger aud more extensive IN variety
th1n usual, embracing many novelties OF rare
beauty. We naMe In part
Elegant BROCADES,
STRIrED SILKS and yELYETS,
STRIPED SATTEESS.
New CAMEL's HAIR, in choice plain colors and
MUMMfE CLOTHS in one hundred different
shades and black.
silks, q large stock OF GUlSET aud other cele-
braied makes OF
BLACK SILKS,
which we are offering lower than the same silk
have been sold for seventeen years. We invite the
closest Inspection Of these silks and defy competi
ton on them, as they arc u positive bargain, ant
can only be sold as low because OF having beer
bought before the advance.
We also have large stock OF
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs
bought before the advance, which we will sell very
cheap. In
BLACK GOODS
we have everything desirable that is iii the marke;
CARDozO, FOURIuREAN & co.
Va, aid Will be phcased 10 see their frisnds.
sc 26-eodSm -,as.
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So that If not another bond should be
funded, the amount Of coupons annually
maturing could not possibly exceed ten
-hupHred and thrty-two thousand dollars.
Last year the Auditor received over twelve
hundred and fifteen thousand dollars in
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Nearly six millions Of consols funded
and nearly $50, 900 dollars Of siS-per-cent.
coupons by the same operation taken OIL
the market and substituted by 100000 dol
aars of lbree-per-cent. coupons. Now,
render, can't you do for yourself this little
fguriug?:
Coupons maturing yearly under the old fun cling n
PstIucad hx mi. nmount......... 10000
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ys s;Eg'GSG,S.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM e.
lNl bers of TEMPLE LODGE. No. 9. 4. Xxx
+. and A. NJ. will attend stated communica-I
lion at 81. Adams Hall on THIS tFrlday) EYE
MING, October 80. al O'Clock. AL Master Ma
sons i'm good standing are cordially Invited TO meet
oc 3.it* r. e. TYLER, Secretary.
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FLOUR.


In store and for sale u, lowest nsese' ,,,ulas4
b. s,ss y, ORR. comprising nearly al! 'a' 49,. ~.
ea'fels fIo'"' a. Y. STOKES 4 o.
brands.
sos
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by ParSOn Massey, with Tue nope tuat lucy
would be returned to the Legislature, there
had been great applause by the Ready listers,
but the wild enthusiasm with which Major
Daniels sentiments upon this subject were
received ,auitediscomtited these gentlemen
and their followers. Hestruck them in the
right place. They knew it and felt it, and
the crowd4saw it. Daniels speech was all
good, but the last half Of it was grand, logi-
cal, eloquent, and powerful. He complete
ag captivated the audience and over
Whelmed his;adversary. He closed amidst
tremendous applause, which was only
,hushed by music from the band. AT this
point many OF the crowd-mostly old men
who had now listened four hours-sup-
posed they had heard the best were satis-
tee, and left, but the house was still left
crowded for the Esplies. The Parson (poor
old 5eEowl) had evidently ieIttte force OF
the Majors "tasa rhetoric and poe
try" which had been wonderfully trans.
formed anto a powerful argument based
upon tha law, facts. aud Justice of
the eases and so feeling. wben the
music ceased came to the front. os-
tensibly for the purpose OF answering
some OF tbe pointed questions that bad
b. cen propd6nded to hims but knowing
TIA t he was yet to be further dissected, he
for. 'ot q thiSs and sought TO regain the
rrnyv d BY sGme OF his anecdotes well told
and n better aeceiyed-coupled with
Inc Inc Of little personalities. by which be
sought TO render the Major personally M
nonular. an d thereby break the force, or
rather effect, OF bis speech. He spoke oil
bis 1.-THE Maio.r's) thirst for office, having
been q candidate for everything from Gov
ernor and judge OF the Court OF Appeals
down to town trustee; OF his feebleness insi
getting bis railroad bills passed, and Inc
siEaated that The Nor had been unYairint
opposition 10 public schools, having once
stated he would make q bonfire OF them;
and finally he was trustee In the town oil |
DanielsYille, scar Lynchburg, where he !
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CARPETS, SsrL-CLOrHs, ac.

Messrs. +. p. HUpGINs aud A. F. NOEL are VIII
us, aid Will be ptSased 10 see their frisrds.
ca
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YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

CORPORATION Counsel Whitney appeared De-
fore Justice Potter in the morning argued that there
was no direct allegation in the affidavit OF the presuen'
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, on which the
Injunction had been granted that the Tax Commission
had failed TO make oath TO the assessment ros oi
1874 He then asked for vacation of the temporary
injunction. Judge Potter accordingly MODIFIED the III
junction so far as TO permit the execution by Marsna
HAYES OF the warrant Issued for the collection OF the t
Justice Potter's order ss foowsi
The complaint of the plaintiff in this actiop together
with undertaking having been presented ~ ne on
the 2lh day OF July, 1879, aud order having pee
or eIfher IF e now upon application Of the defend
ants and each of them by William G. whitney, ooiso "
aDeTs pon witch such order was granted do hereby
order that the said order OF July "a be ana the some 10
boscby modified in the following particular anu IA Il"
SO much Of said order ~ stays the proceedings OF the
defendants, their agents or servants, ron ect the
collecting or attempting TO enforce Oh GDV r from
amount OF the tax referred to in this proceeding OF
sned for tho collection thereof hereby vacated re-
vOkcd and set aside ana the oe.ehunnh,S IN The
same manner though no stay or lnnhc! oh oi ~,
ISIS" 'O '''-' ''''
In the afternoon the lawyers Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, Alder, Cardozo and Rchsro o.
Newcombe gave the counsel 20 the corporation return
blow. Mr.. Newcombe appeared before Justice l"'.ei .
and submitted an affidavit OF tho President OF te /"
olAc Mail Steamship Company showing that upon per
1874 uDveritcd as alleged in the complaint The FOL
lowing AFFIDAVIT of the president OF the company was
read TO Justice Potter
John Riley. being duly sworn sad am the pres
ident OF the Pacific Mali steamship company, rr .
read the complaint OF tho plalLtD and Know PelsHi-
ally of the warrant and levy therein mentioned;
statutes referred to IN the complaint, believe to be te
statutes Of the state OF NcwHOrk. The omission 10 YER
y or make oath TO the roll IN the
mentioned appears by the public records on NE III me
office of the Tax commissioners mentioned ID thc col-
plant. The said Marshal Is also now about 10 MAKO
furtuer levy, as l am informed and believe.
Justice Potter ut once issued the following order va
eating the order issued in the morning and reinstamg
In all respects the order OF July "a
An order having been granted by on the 25th day
of july 1879, modifying an order made by me on me
PAIN day of july, 1879 Now, upon application OF KEN
ard ;. NewcOmOe plaintiffs attorney, ana upon tNc "l-
dayit of John Riley. to this 10Th day OF july,
1870, do hereby order that the sad order granted
by me on the 23ip day OF July, Isfe'
modifying said order Of the 2i,h day OF JuIy.
1879 be and the Is Hereby absolutely vacated and
set aside and the said order OF the Z4th Gay OF Jhy,
1879 is in all respects rcinstatcd Though said order
OF tBe 25,b day OF July, 1879, had not been MADE
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PACIFIC MAILS TAXES.
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE CITY.

AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE CITY.
SHE RECENT JUDGMENT FOR TAXES LAID ON THE
COMPANY THE OCCASION OF THREE ORDERS IN
IwENTy-FoUR HoURs-AN ATTACHMENT fRh-
vENTxD-sTAY OF PROCEEDINGS UNTIL MONDAY
Justice Potter on Thursday granted an IN
junction restraining the city from enforcing
the Judgment. recently obtained in the United
States Supreme Court, against the Paclhc
Mail Steamship Company. Two opposing
orders were issued yesterday by the same
fudge; the defect in the papers in which the
first was issued having been remedied on the
application for the second; and finally the
original order of Thursday was confirmed,
granting stay of proceedings until Monday
The complaint of the steamship company
furnishes its reasons for seeking to avoid
payment of the judgment.
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REJECTING LIQUOR LICENSES.

The Newark Board of Excise having been i'm
portuned for months by members of the Law and
Order Association, refrses to license not only those
liquor-seers who h,ve been convicted of violating
the law, but also tIOse whose places complained
Of by residents as being the resort Of dlsorderly
persons on am day in tho week. The Board met
Yesterday, ard TO almost every application for IL
ceuse there was strenuous objection and Ia almost
every instance the objections were Sustained. Some
az 6e applications were laid over for further con-
sideratlOn. -
Last evening there was considerable excitement
among the Germans because license was granted
10 Elihu Mockridge, who they allege, keeps dsor-
DERBY house near Wayerley while tue application of
Beda YOig, tho lessee OF Union Park, was promptly
rejected. VOigt's place Is one Of the Germans IA
vorite pleasure grounds, aud petitions were signed
bV the most influential Germans In Newark In favor
Of granting him a night 10 continue his business.
When the meeting OF the Excise Board came TO a
close there was crowd at the City Hall entrance,
and IN tue confusion the Roy. Dir. McNair was
struck A cry raised for the police, but the as
sailant escaped without recognition.
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SHERIFFS OFFICE LNEESTIG ATION

AN ADJOURNMENT TO SEPTEMBER "a REPORT
EXPECTED By OCTOBER /.
The examination into the alleged abuses In
the shcrfs ONCE and at Ludlow Street Jail was ad-
Iourncd yesterday until next September. Bernard Fiiz
simmons, the acting warden of tho JAIL the stand
nearly all day and denied many OF the statements made
BY prisoners. He said he charged the prison
crs room rent he only charged for board The prison
known rs boirders generally assigned cells
wherever they desired them. He never saw Warden
Watson intoxicated except two occasions Tho first
time about two years ago. and tho second was
shortly before Mr. Watson ceased all connection with the
jail reported the second case to Sheriff Relyp said
Mr.. FltZsimmons, "and II almost resulted IN my
being discharged. The sheriff ASKED me how Otter
had noticed Watson drunk. aniI said several times
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KILLED BY A STREET CAR.

Among the passengers on car OF the brooklyn
City and Nowtown Street Railroad Company, run
ming in De Kalb-ave., from Fulton-st' 10 Myrde-
ave-, about $50 p m. yesterday, was James
Sheerin. aged twenty-threc, liquor dealer Mt Carl
ton ond porl, oves. When the car reached Washing
tonayc ShccrIn Qot of on the side toward the md
die of the street and started to cross the other track
on his way to PaTk-ave. lie did not notice car OF
grade driven by John Roy. who did not see SheerIn
until the car reached hiln, as the other car OBJ
innate man II was too late 10 check the ear, and
Shcerln was run over and killed. The driver, Roy,
and Bovd Smith, conductor OF the car, we're arrested
and held to await the result OF the CoIoherS
u0upst
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DESERTED BY FATHER AND MOTHER.


Pauline Neumann was married to Adolf Nsumahh
six years ago In this city. year ago her huspana
visited Germany, and returned two months ago WIN
three children of his first wife. Pauline was taken
by surprise, believing her husband TO De chiiu'cSs
and objected to adding more to her ian,iS, mH,on
was already large On Monday last Adolf LETT MS
business rs dealer In " old clothes" ut No. ilo "
vison-st, taking with him $40 and eaying ns VIE
81 cents seven or eight children, and his STOCK III
trade. He represented that he was gong 70
McGratps olothesmau on Chathem-st. but ra, lt
TO return and report the result OF his business vis
Yesterday Pauline concluded that the state shoul.
assume charge of her sep-chlldTen. and led two OF
them before Superintendent Jackson at Castie pI VI
den. TO whom she told a pitiful story, WINE sIr
Jackson and Detective Groden were investigating
the truth OF Paulines statements, sho Walked 1R
Broadway with the two children, and IN 1ront OF
TRINITY Church left them with INSTRUCTIONS that
they should return to Castle Garden. LaS5 nIgn'
Defective Groden was sent to search Tor fauiIne'
and Mr.. Jackson supplied food and lodging to JUS
thus Neumann eleven years old and Us Is proiner
Irnatz two years younger. The thlrd chlld 10 III
Hebrew hospital at No. 90 East Broadway
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FIRE INSURANCE REPORTS.
AN UNPPoFlTABLE SHOWING.

A LOSS TO MOST or THE COMPANILs-A COMPARE
son OF The BUSINESS AND STANDING OF THE
CoMpASIEs on JUNE 80 1879, AS COMPARED
WITH JANUARY l. 1879.
ALBANY. July 24.-SuperintendentO of lnsur-
ance smylh has received sem+annu staements OF the
various fire companies under the supervision
of his department. showing their condition at the close
If June 80 last, Following win be found an instament
Of New-YOr City companies giving the principal items
Of their report with comparison as 10 the Same items
Of their reports on January J. 1870. In all the
total assets" arc those quoted uuObectOuable the
liabilities include capital, and the surplus is the
" net surplus beyond capital"
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same and the levy aforesaid and all lcves MADE unuef
the warrant be declared void and be set aside anu
that the plaintiffs recover from tho delendahts anc
Win interest from the dates OF the payments ana hal
the paintfs have such other and further Judgment OF
relief to the Court shall seem Just anu PioP0' WIN
costs. - ~,-...Ao m
The complaint is signed by Richard S. N:wcomoe as
the plaintiffs attorney.
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uo,t1c1nE IN sIIEEOLK COUNTY,.

At Bayport, Suffolk County. l.. l., yesterday
Conrad HouseT, a respectable German farmer, was
murdered by a discharged employe named ltenry
Luchner. In the morning Houser ana Luchner De-
came involved in q DISPUTE over the amount of
salary dine Luchner. Hot words passed between
them which finally led to blows, Then Iouser
seized pitchfork, 1t is said, with which ne at
tenpfed to drive Iuchner off the premises, where,
mon the latter caught mp large stone ana hurled
it at lIouser The stone struck HIM on the ,head,
crushing the crown of the skull. lie hyeG Dut q
short time Luchner was at once hurried OH To JAIL
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PASSENGER ARRLHED.
IRON LrYERpooL-ny STEAMSHIP ApRIATIt
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
CoAsr srrRvpY OFFICE.

COAST STRVVY OFFTCF. Z
WASHINGTON. July %. 1917
having been received ~ this office from T. W.
Johnson master of the lighthouse en6er IRIS or tho eN
Of dangerous rock between Green Island and
Green Island Reef Casco Paw Me- Lieutenant J. F. Morer
NJ commanding FndeAvor. directed "a eNa
anime the locality. He repOrs. under da'e o July . having
found the rock, hearng NE "a r. m'gnefic distant ne
from the northern extremity ~ outer Gree1 Island.
TIE will he Tohnsons Rock II l. hnt few
Yards The depth found or deepening
ranidy md fathoms all around Vessels using this
chanuel do wei close the southwark II red
buoy No g TO the eastward Of the rock.
CARLISLE p. PATTERSON, superintendent.
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EyCURsIOyS FOR SICK CHILDREN.

The Floating Hospital of st. johns Guild made
its seventh excursion this season Thur day, taking
out on the trip 1,12O sick children and mothers
The excursion which takes place to-day Is gwen
by DR.. A. L. Sterling, who has contributed 500 Tor
the purpose. The following additional contr1bu-
lions have been received since the last acknowledge
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25.-Arr str Hansa, from Baltimore fo1

SOUTHAMPTON July 25-Arr str Hansa from Baltimore fo1
Bremen. 'i w
LONDON July 25-sailed 10th inst Pasqualno: 22d inst
Lincoln, both for NewYOTk Fairy 23d inst Proiomo Az
guste Marina Benyendt9; 24th inst latter Tor
NewYOrk sKblaGncr Ogir. Tara1f. 25th inst AIirei
Arr 18th inst A.DstlnO FeluR1: 22i ins, Nor Knrs
County, 25d inst Finn. Mozart 18th inst Vck Mebane
M0sher, Maggie " w Grace Nina Hlawttha st Andrea
Whitney, Gebroedcrs BunSe; 18th ms Aretas LAizis
-
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hard labor, but ne was subsequently ADMITTED ITO 10
bail pending an appeal to the General Term. The
General Term of supreme Court ut Poughkeeps,o
restad on Wednesday evening at New-Rochelle, ana
Yesterday was taken by Deputy-Sherin ford 10
prison 20 serve his term.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. Dents Hotel-Ex- Congressman j; II. Rainey; OF
sonh Carolina Uestntstsr Hotst-BaDk superintendent
Henry L. Lamb OF Albany Gramsrey Park Hotet-E A.
sofhcrn Pffh IrenGc U0tstJudge James Grant Oh pa
yenpor Iowa and w j. Floence...'.HoD"d" H0use-'o""
q uy Vassar, of Poughkeepse.
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SHIP NEWS
PORT OF NFw.YOPR..
ADDIVEn

PORT OF NFW-YfPR rs
ARRIVED.
Oder tGer,. Lest July 10 via southampton
str hnton'o CBr, seahorue Newport Eng 4davs with
iron 10 Nayor co. vessel 10 Bcnham, Poyescr Pickering
str santiago Philips cenucgos Juy L. st Jaqo dc Cuba
10 ana T ns, r., 70 co. NED WaTd 60
city Of columbus Ncserson savannah July 2s to Geo
New Brunswick GioNs loves to old Dominion $, Co.
Finc,en; anchored IN Graycsend BAY Tor order2
pay ~ Zone ga, Ipsn London s days. with empty bar
Bark overland nelns tGer,. Fortmann. Rotterdam so
Park Kate Harding Watts Honfeur 55 deysin ballast to
Rark CAMDEN Nor Andersen Dant1c So days ballast
aa-E Sais Vor Kputsen, Dublin 40 days ballast
RaTk Hans Tote tNorj Iosephscn vigo days ballast
BarE qIsneida Corning. Cow nay days with coal to
FS too S % To SGE nav eday
prc Tens swea, I9k9nsop Bahia wlth ?ugar to order
10 Ser wNaenberG CO. uA'S WIN ir'
raining At city .as sip% ls. 22 gcosy E. thick and
CLEARED
strs california Pr,, Donaldson London Henderson Prop
TfS Queen C Tnrec Tve VIA srs SS
whe asrow Brs Pb rgT prm n r
Av.1Toutl Geo Hglleyi. Alhambra IBr, MGt16inney.
Jasonve via Port RoSa and RruSsW * P''S S GRSr
cE octST3Ta5 hSynolas Ram9re KremS' Bidde
ships Monarch Rr sinclair NM scamme Bros, Golden
5ay rSs SGf d%T uSd R'H v.
CO. Neha tNor Valentip Queenstown Famonth for or.
ters Benham, Boyesen. Pickering Coz Primo Utan De
Barheri Aberdeen: Wig Nor Grenartsen Cork or
for orders Tobss Co besse Parker (Br. Tucker Dun.
Kirk Fl Parker & Coz skerryvoro tBr Craig Cardenas
waydel Co Stella (Br sprague Georgetown Drmersra
Ieaycraf Coz Fredenoo Utah. Vianello Constantinone
slocovch Cos Justine III 1nEersoll Stron Rio Taneiro
soni ArcanVeo Padre Utah Scala. Marse,es Ies
Henry Boscletto utan Razetto TYNE Dock Newcastle
Dassor straehe Co Avenr FRI Berthem Roohefort Fr
Dassori, Straehle 4 Co. -
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Julv 25..rr Castlawood from New arr
At Bristol str Devon from New York. Dunkirk str
Lady Francis from Philaielnhia Rouen, Yemho
from Neworeans arr at Gibraltar Palon from New,
| York for Naples
Sailed SIR Ilvria for Bosron.
QUEENSTOWN July 25-Arr Scythia from New YORK. Tor
| LiveruoOl, " w
Sailed str Celtic for New. YORK
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NAVY INTILLiGENCE.

CHESTER, Penn, July 25.-The United
States ship Vandaia. Commodore Meade arrived here
this morning She will tow the Government dry dock
to Pensacola, Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
A RANK OFFICER SENT TO PRISON.

William X. Humphrey, the secretary OF the
broken savings bank of New-Rochelle some time
ago was found guilty Of embezzling bank funds,
and sentenced TO five years imprisonment at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

PiOus old lady: Just think, Rose, only
five missionaries To- 10000 cannblls!" K.nd-heartcd
niecei "Goodness! the poor cannbas Will starYe to
death al that rat