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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
LONG Island.

MINroGA.-Eight thousand people attended the
Queens County Fair yesterday Il Inc fair will close
to-day.
Lose ISLAND CITY.-A tramp made an attack
upon Mis-, Lena SpOnsbeck near College " ODDS yes
tcrday. The gIrl's screams frightened the rutnan,
who ran away and has ST. far succeeded IN escaping
a pursuing party, no threaten to lynch HIM.
JAMAICA.-Ihc house OF Counselor LOUIS Frost
was entered by thieves yesterday morning while
The family were absent, and stole property valued
nj 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
SORRY NOW THAT SHE QUARRELLED.

Philip OCOnnor, a pressman, twcnty-hye years
old, drowned himself IN the East River at Pier No,
n yesterday His body was recovered aud car
the day gOOd0Okmg young woman wcpt over II.
She was Amanda Rice, of No 2Oi Madison-st', to
ployed by J. t. Preston at No ~ Rose-st.. and ed
with two younger brothers at No. - Rose-st. Three
years ago he fell IN love with Amanda Rice but
OConnOr went to visit Amanda and their talk
ended in dispute AS they separated she SAID
angrily: 81 viii have nothing more to do with
yo1D His reply was: You will never see me
again." He went to liquor store, drank for
awhile and then went to The riyer aud drowned
himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
WESTCuESTER COUNTY

NV RoCHFIIF.-1hc yachts Sophie X. and
Rocket, owned respectively by T. b. kiSScn ana /.
Brady. SAILED a match race yesterday from Echo
Bay ten miles to windward and return, for 500
side. The SOPHIE capszcd and the Rocket won by
seven minutes
SlNG SING.-Fifty conyictS were transferred
from the prison to Clinton Prison Oh Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Byeroor House-Baron Alvenslebcn, German
Minister at Washington Ar' ps, Hc'f PRIMER
gresham J Thomas Spriggs OF tlca luuo ~ ~
{ u Hounds and John = Blair, OF Washington II"i. ~
q Gilman president of Johns Hopkins University, ana
NJ iamsdrn director Of the Observatory NJ Mcndoh,
Sra1cc 81 penis HofeI-John - Cough, OF NorccSS-
Ter Mass Hoffman House Richard NaA, @ ", l ii
of Nrwhnrg n ". Gilscy House.-William A. Wal
lace, Of Pcnnsy lyania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
INDICTED FOR SMUGGLING EYES.

Special Treasury Agent Bracket was Informed
carly in August that Mr. Bahmann, of Bahmann
& IIoehn meteorological instrument dealers at
No Il Collcge-pacc. and Mrs. }ahmann. were on
the way to tins country with 900 artificial human
eyes. Upon the arrival of the steamship a lew
DAYS later Captain Bracket boarded the vessel ana
found 500 eyes secretly concealed in hustle IN
Mrs. Bahnaun's trunk, with some other articles
upon which duties were aSScSsahe. package Oh
papcrs was also examined i'm VIII oh two private
invoices of a shipment of thermometers, hydrome-
tcrS etc. were found.
Upon 60 rparing the private invoices WIN thoSc
on file i'm the Custom House II was found that not
only was there an excessive differentiation on ne
goods. but that the private invoices represented ~
The SHIPMENT 20 ucr cent more than those reported
ON the Custom House invoices An otter al IN T.
mann q Iochn to compromise for S3,3I2. incIud-
inc fines duties etc, was accepted ny lhc 'oN'In
mont and !. was uaid into the Subj rca>uIY OH
Tuesday Captain Bracket continued his mNcSu,
CATION of the smuggling of the artificial eyes; ana
his officers found cvid eucc i'm Trenton. \. J; ON
Monday which led to the indictment of Nj Bah
mann, whose trial will take place next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
HEAVY FAILURE IN THE RUBbEh lhApE'
DURDETT POND MAKE AN AsSiGNhENI-lhh
PREFERRED CREDITORS


Rnrdett & Pond shipping and commission lnei-
chants at No. Ia Water-st yesterday ilauu3 :'m
assignment to Henry NJ. Burdett. ne iaouiilrs
of the firm are estimated at about TsiVuUnunWo, nv
assets are placed by the assignee at T2ooooo oNfI
the liabilities The president of the Mercahlnc
National Bank, however, of when MI buIuc'' N"'
vice- nresdpnt doubts If the firm have more lnuh
s,i25 900 lett after settling their AFFAIR." ne nlml
of Nurdctt a. Pond consists OF Mares =
UrrIctt and Samuel G. Pond. Mr. Bul,
dott has been in business forty years anu
Tho nreecut firm for eighteen yoars IheA
we're engaged in the Brazilian import , n,,n
export trade. dealing prinGpallN IN IuuII'th ii,d
had branch house in Para, ana Mr. lonu mas ,,."
there for many years lie N now IN TINS Guy. now
ever The firm have been in liquidation lul Wv r' u
thrrc vcors and have lately been rapidly lHNht on
tbo,r Indebtedness I'm the past thlly dNls lnoh
n1,J ol' over ~ 100 600 of their Liabilities Tt''VVV
h"ing Maid nut i'm the last three days the dlltulN
of collecting money in Brazil was the cause oI tue
failure. - ,t,,. ,.;cc- urc. l.
don't of the Mercantile National blnk' NJ 20 ~
Urnnd,yay 4 few DAYS ago when II" 81" Iho' y"
,ssi,riurut was inevitable he seat IN ms hsltIde
t,u ~. mn officer of the bank. What the amount "l
H. Indebtedness to the bank X could not h'
learned Yesterday. Tho bank X the hr't oil inc
nr.fptI,d creditors named in the assignment anu -
besides spccially secured The pr'lelrcd 'lc"''V,S
ara thc Mercantile National Bank, thaiIct W.
Uurdctt n son of Charles j. Bnldctt Auu Ilo
holder of u promissovy note for f2uuoo' me
v.,Yrs of thc parncrs are also preferred crcditolS
for their dover right In certain real estate Wllcn
thrv mort gagged for the payment OF proulls-oN
notes The amount of the preferences was NOT
gtycn Yesterday hut il is said that they amount to
1929 600. The firm will 90 ont of business Whoh
their affairs are wound mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
BROOKIYN.

Walter T. Tate n letter carrier has been dis
missed from his position for swindlng persons on
his route by collecting ~ or - as alleged unpaid
postage upon packages at the post Olilcc, which
were never delivered.
George Russell age fort y-two. Of No. GFrceman-
ST., was killed yesterday morning 10y falling from "A
thiId-stOry window. lie got ny from his bed and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
ppNrfvG TOBACCO STAMPS.

The following explanation Is made hv the J"hn y.
Crnokc CO.. of No 1~G Graud-St., with regard 90 the
Telegram published i'm Yesterdays IlIbtNE ah"Ui
the contract for printing tobacco stamps on tn-i"'
wrappers:
The Government has paid The company to print
these stamps for number Of years at the instance
whom n was an accommodation. as otherwise they
wcr. obliged To- huV the paper trycuu" stamp. ANA
stick them ou. bill was passed hv the last Con
prc4S recurring an tcNcuuC-etamp printing ia bc
dome hv the Bureau of Eugaviug and rmilng,
aud accordingly mo- appropriation was made For ont
side work Rather. therefore. han give mp the
work winch was such au accommodation to h7
customers aud really brought little expense TO his
company Mr.. Crooke hId for "a continuance of ms
contract with thr understanding That the work
should he done free, of expense to the GoN crunc pt.
II is probable that hc will get the contract on these
terms \ Government agent euIcrlntcuds the
printing at Mr.. Croolrs factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
OPENING THE INSTITUTE FAIR
CONGRESSMAN HEWITT OK rnr ElNl"N on
LABOR 10 CAPITAL

LABOR 10 CAPITAL,
The Gfty.tmrd annual fair of the American In
stitutc WINS formally opened yesterday. he mann
hall was decorated with Chinese lanterns, ians anu
parasols At = y. m. tue 0th Regiment band plAN'd
march az Cyrus II. loutrcl president "l Inc ~,
stitutc and others entered the hall and proceeded
to the platform. Among those present were Nnrim
= Hewitt, Orcstes Cleveland Nathan L. EIN, J"hl
NJ NlastcISon Charles l.Ocser, Iacharlah Drd'llch'
William II. Schcmcrhorn Edward SchcL 'hhrlea
H. CLAYTON, Thomas Ruttcr AlcNaGdcr Knox JON
Jardnc, X. f.. Dodge, John Fucker, AleA3hucr
Eaglcson William II. Gcdncy, Aaron |" Norihiop
Edgar DE Peyscr George Whitfield /. W. Mead;
j. W. Fellows j. Trumbull Smith. {. /. Alleh' ana
James Lvall. Mr. Lontrel introduced Congressman
lie Witt. who said in part:
The wealth of the world has multip'icda hundred ioI
i'm the last hundred years We are told 10y diSc"n'''
thinkers who prefer to live 10y other peoples earnings
rather than their honest labor, that all TINS progress
all this wealth. has contributed only 10 the benefit "l Il
fcy rich men and special class II that were tI''
If every time YOU add 10 the productive power OF inl
Won merely add To- the pockets of men already WC'HH;
then indeed would all this progress ana iils aul,I"
wealth have been in vain, and matter TOT MHch CIV
uzation should rcroach itself Socialists led 10y MaN
and LaScelS tell You that this progress mas Only
resulted in reducing the wages ana III
cr.a,ing the hours Of labor, and Henry George
tolls rs that poverty has gone Increasing ana thd' me
results of civilization only few rch persons VINO
the masses are poorer If that is the result OF PROF. IS
and knowledge | do not want any more 0l NJ. Bul Is
truol | think not. since machinery That mas I'NoH
tioilcd the world ha been adopted, the population mas
increased thrccOld and the masses are better on toy
than they hundred years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
EXTR1 HTTS.
From T1e Nc,c. York Erira.

York Erfrq.
The Star should not uush The Times with too much
severity. The attitude oi The Times and all ts de,
pendents Is already sufficiently painful They all
have realizing sense of the horribly bal character
of the Democratic party, aud they are Undertaking
To support the Presidential candidate of the party
on account of his virtues. The point made Tor
Cleveland at Chicago was that hc had spOtlcss
character. lie was described ~ a rciormcr OF the
whitcsi and mos. brilliant kind. II he had not been
spotloss telormcr, there would havo been some
wcl-known old Democrat nominated ana the ltepuh-
Leans would not have received the state of Ncw-
York "a present from the Democratic Convention.
Now The uncs has 10 be- run ON the margin. II IL
the spoilcss character of Cleveland that shines be
You'd the darkness of tn Democratic party. Re
move the spOtlc~snoss of Clcycland-hls white light
Rsa sanity rciurmrr-aud there IL nothing Tor the
fugitive Republicans but to tumble into the abyss
of despair The Times climbing along the steep and
thotny edge of the pcmoctltlc party nest the bot.
tomlc-s PIT, rins u CHASTITY smllc toward General
Robinson. of OHIO II Is sIchly but IT ~ sweet. Do
not mock the mourncrs.
Tho enemies of Mr. Blaine do not seem to bc on
ttry satisfied with the action of the Young Rcpuh-
llcan, Oi Brooklyn. Indeed. the Young Republicans
of Brooklyn do not seem to have been sensitive
about hurting the feelings of the enemies of Mr.
blame stu those dscomltcd enemies should not
take It % hard as to lmpnr heir vitality Thor
happiness tx gone of course, but they should take
care OF Their health.
On the tarin questions Mr.. Cleveland is playing
the pIent pant Oi person who rs ~ deaf that he
cannot hear any hing dislpcclblc and who has an
excuse iu his imperfect hearing Tor saying nothing
important MI Clcyclands greatest performance 10
that OF "a hump on a log
The Democracy are trying to pay two double
gamc-. That H. 10 ~ay they are engaged m quad
ripple fraud The details are that they insist upon
being astrdc of the tarlt question, and while they
are supplying the Prohbitionists with money, they
are attempting to get the money out of the liquor
dealers.
The Blaine men, il is complained in the course Of
the ugubrosty of The Times. were on hand at the
meeting OF the Young Republicans IN Brooklyn too
carly for the comfort OF the select and erudte few
who prefer the Democratic party to the Republican
candidate. 1t IS a real pity. But then the Blaine
men are the widc-aWakcs of the period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
CAMPAIGN EXTRAS,
How Free Trade Works.

The first Of Robert p Pjrters ettrs In i1irT
Furopc contains twenty-five OF tho leter which decrDS
windy the want misery and degradation Of tbs wor~n
classes IN England. Price cents i coog ~ hlalrJi
s2J a thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
Protection "a Necessity.

captal Campaign Extra has been prepared unler ms
title named above -four pages. giving Plain Facts Tor Az
l,soso IN regard TO tho rarin They the letters oe
'Edax." a converted FREQ Trailer rcprn.eL Pr @h
hundred; rs a thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
NEM ARK.

ARRANGEMENTS are in progress for the transfer ol
IN, Er,HiiJ J0HfRdi to a stock company. m MN
dan Pc. Pres. has u 80 been purchased and viii Ice
published a. % two-ccut morning paper lndcpchd-
cnt democratic in politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25

country and uniform scale of working hours;
The old and present, rule is niue hours on =, ol !,
work-that is repars-and ten hours on new. ~ II
ence to shipbuilding no definite steps were taken
Yesterday but resolutions will be adopted to-uaS
covering the action of the association. u.
public mass meeting will be held az the ha,i To-
night. at which several speakers will throw light
on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK-Burgiars carried Oft property worth
81 600 from The house Of Alexander Pollock on
tuesday night
NrH-JrY.-rhc libel suit against john '. On
deiaonA. Excise commissioner and editor "l i1'
Ndcs Idep,aaont .ldrtrt,sty, was dismissed ycstcI-
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
Tbc Letters OF Accrptance.

containing the Letters OF Acceptance OF Mr. Blaine AMI
General Logan Republican platform. Price 81
hundred 80 thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
runrr sI1clnrs IN ONE rAnLY.

Coruucr Ncrk q was summoned at | a. M. ycstor-
d1v tn the rooms of Mira. kicnc. - midwife. W..
tt31 Iiist-lvc.. tp take the autc-m Htcm state
mpnt of Bertha silk She h2d h'.h an hnhI' ul
the lnuee about three months. and recently gave
hirh Ia child She suffered aftcrWold From
uuptncial trycr She told The ruluuct that sh" do
iotn,,nrd 10 lill herself and uu Tuesday might
euaLrl a huurh ol matt he's ~ wairi which
clio tInuk IN \. NJ Irul ~
Nn uul I,tiuutnn. ave. dd what lac
could 10 sa,o hrt no. hui clio died a. so o.. ~.
lluitha was tbs dauthlrt If \ klR llthrN DIV
goods merchant ~ iphihnlu vlQ mNni'd II
second wife two Nrtta asu tud lite children Ntin uh
ahir 90 tatrr with thou strr.huthrt ono .uf ia"
rnna iiruTN, committed surilrhy Shooting htnatll
ia tthtWi i'tth, Another aoh uiel 60 l"llnW leh-
I'VE example aud severely wounded himanll Ia ihe
head, aud Hcitha lett her home aud tlod 20 sup
mont herself hy singing ia lioWelN concert hall
An acuuaiutauce Oi the young women haG last
might that when she left her home she tlltd To- hnd
emp0vmrnt bat without success ana hnalN
called nj an intelligence office IA the lioWcN, lac
kee per offered her a situation III Montana, another
qiIl going with her At Trenton, y. j; the girls
learned That the Montana place was 0uly snare,
and Bertha left the train and met a young man To
whom she cOntded her story lie proved To he a
false friend. Her trunk went To Montana ana the
intelligence office keeper refused TO help her get II
back and beat her a trial in court. Bertha found
employment IN a BOwcTy concert hall and gladu-
ally went lower and lower, until she became
waiter ia a Chatham-St. dive"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
CRYING "FIRE IN A CROWDED THEATRE.

The curtain to a crowded house at the per
Torrance Of "Storm Beaten in the Mount Morris
Theatre III Harlem, on Tuesday night. The fire
scene was being enacted, when the cry OF "llTe
three times repeated rang through the building.
MANY banched faces visible in the audience,
but the continuance of the play gave reinsurance,
and a panic which was imminent was averted.
One excited individual in the gallery, whence the
cry started. was about to rush down the stairway
when he was stopped by Roundsm9n Mckenna,
who ollayed his fears and then started IN search of
the one who had raised the cry. a youth, Francis
McCarron, living at No. FAC Iourth-aye, vas
ponted out by LOuis EIslcr as the one who had
caused tie alarm In the Harlem Court, yesterday,
he was committed TO the island for one month III
default Of $500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
MIRINE TNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunriscs AZ. A0og 9:i2 Noon age. de.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AN-Sandy Hook 1l:3l GOV Island He'll Gate. 139
RH.-Sandy Hook ll:j5 Gov Islni OH Hell CAKE, POI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.


STRANGER THAN Fiction
the records ~ eOmo ~ the ~ cousumpf on
by that most wonderful remedyur U'rcca "Godon NOD
cat Discovery" Thousands - grateful women Ia
have been anachcd almost nom the laws death ,
testify that consumption In rs early stlgos onrr M
cunbc Tho Discovery haa 40 equal cora alf.r
i've and the mos, obstinate affections Of the ihr0at and tg
yield Ia its p0wor All druggist.
"ROuGH ON RATS clears ont rats. mice flies,
r0nchca, bed bugs ants vcrmin. chipmunk.. l5o
'Buchu paiba," Great Kidney aud Urinary
HENRY A. DANES. VI. D.,
Ia LcNington.ayc, betWccu 1lfh ani ilth
n0ura \ 10 l. tot. Diseases of che Nervous system.
0onitO. Urinary organs Imp1ioh 'o AMI .t,riltf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
IRON sHIrBULDERs IN COUNCIL.

Tho fonrth annual convention of the Boiler
,oaters and iron Shipbuilders' Association IS being
be5 in Lsclty at Military Hall, No. l93 B0wery:
49, ~ Ienfva ,pht delegates, representing over 1000
,nenL,r< are in attendance The sessions are
secret The principal subjects under discussion are
lie protection Of the shIpbuldng interests Vi INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
DEMANDING An INyEsrIGATloN

NJ =
sIRN>Gr LtrrEHs sESr 10 MrNnrR or IRE
DOCK noAnp-No RULE AGAINST BORRoWlNG
NoSEY.
ruort- Master Gion." SAID COMMISSIONS Voorhie
az the meeting of tho Dock Board Yesterday, ie-
i,tts nm astounding condition of ohiIs ut the pier
isal lev the Ilnlrl of Health ~ the foot of West
Thttv-.iphth-si. he snV-t la the river 4dl'n
ine thn pier great quantities ol the intoinal pali7
uf animals in Vaiiuu7 stages ui dcpomuu tlun hic
constantly floating. and hum thr sdrs ui th" pier
itstuins eff ntpstiura aic hlnHine snmo oi VINE u,
ttirt it tho sun. hrUh Hlr - nrtWWh ~ tnld'.
Wnilr thp tt,rt b. luihpf ipnrl hN liquid tai iium
che pas works covering the WAiri Win % nun
iluni iptd an, mutH' interrupted Nj Lain
lha communication Va7 hird, Aderga,loh ftu'a
tho ifWi-trtlris of hUHmg sllr presented lh'it
lame '' -" 40" 81 ,I' ,,,p , ~ a.,
l,uits had been circulated about themi thii thrN
iuWerN paid -, 300 year ioi privileges "' lIo
milhhtdd, bat could not nov pay moro lhdh
y OOu. The head of the slip was so blocked 10y q
steamship company that they could not get IN ana
out at u with boats and ther 99s'nr,s lit1 n'ih
injured. Commissioner stark sad ih1t Inc Cond-
ton of the buk head WAS such that hc would not
consent To the dealers remaining there, Contnis-
ti0ner NuOrns said that the dealers had been gwen
sufficient warning, and II was now time thal thc
bnlkhead should be cleared lie Board cOhcuIfcd
a. II. Lasher assistant engineered the Board, was
called before special meeting OF the Commissioners
last Friday for borrowing money from the laO0lers
JIe admitted the charge Ia several instances hut ead
in defence that he knew Of no rule prohibiting one
from borrowing money. Mr. Lambeer moved that
Iasher be discharged, but on the suggestion of Mr.
NoOrhis President Stark was to investigate the
matter and report at yesterdays meeting, MI
Stark SAID that be not quite ready to make the
report. ~,
&" | wish to offer resolution, then" SAID Mr..
JaImbeor MIR Stark has said several times I'D the
last year that he was IN receipt of communications
from Mr.. Lasher, which referred TO dredging beng
done for the Board. These conmunlca-
tIous are said to contain something surprls-
ing Now If there is anything wrong
gong on, or anything liable TO be construed as
such ] should like to have il made known at once.
don't care to give any reports the time to spread
and cast reflection on my acts as public Official.
/ move that Mr.. Stark furnish those reports in
order that the Board may take such acton as 1t
deems uroperD The resolution was adopted.
10 a TKiBUNE reporter Mr. Stark SAID; The res
oluton is not intended to reflect on any member OF
,he BOARD IL relates to some minor matters that
have been occurring. and which have been brought
forward by the personal spite OF soIdo "io H"''
been associated IN these transactions" . .
Il want 10 have the whole matter ont said MI
IaiInbeer land that is why introduced the res"
Union There is nothing secret III ii 80 lar az
am concerned. 1t there Is anything wrong gong
ON IN the Dock Department, want the pubhc u
know IT,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
Announcements

Genuine Johann oGs Malt Extract IL l'1raorr,,,,
HO1 and MOritz Eisner neck Of Dls
all ply scians, for general debility Beware " imtoI
Earl g. Wilson's + and w brand Of Mon,
Collars and Cuns the best Sold every who're ~ ''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LlGIITSHIp CHANGED.
Bartlctrs Reef Iighship No l3, has been placed on
station. and Relief Tigh ship No II brought I'm.
Iiy order OF the Lighthouse Board.
BROWS. Captain. L. = N
Inspector. IhiId Lighthouse District
Tompkns willie 81. Sept. 4. 1891.
the MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.


LvFRPOOT, sept 81 Arrived steamer Samara Br) WOOL
fedicn. from Boston.
Arrived steamers Lake Champlain tBrl, Tranmar,
from MONTREAL st Ronane IIIr. Campbell Iork
Arrived. steamer StrhiharY lBrl, BougntOn IRON
New Orleans sept J.
QUEENSTOWN sept 24-saicd steamer CITY Of Montreal
OBJ. Rcif0ri, from Liverpool hence for Ncw-lOrk-
GLASGOW, sept 24Arryed steamer Bolivia OBI, Donald
son. from eR(Ork sept l3.
SWANSEA sept 2j-sailcd steamer Dorset tBr, stamper
New York.
AuraDrEX sept 23-Arryed. steamer HYDE OBI. Jones'
SournANrToY sept 23-9 m-Arrvei steamer oder Ger
Sander from NcN.lOrk on her way TO Bremen (and pro
LIZARD scpt2I-Passed steamers Crca'sla lBr, Calvert
from Baltimore sept D. ON her way To koterlam l"Ndlnc
lBr McCaucy Baltimore sept .. on her way to Dun
kirk 800
sCLY sept 24-Passed. York city lBr Anderson
from = John Is. sept o. her London.
NNIyFPP. Thomas Melville b.
sandeIson, from Newly ork sept ..
Sd-AUyed. steamer Mesterniand (span) Rande from
New York sept L..
H,Mnl no Sept g Sailed. steamer slcsla GER, - for
T,5Gf sept sailed steamer Gcllert Ger Kopn. from
Hamburg hence for Ncw YORK.
PARA 70 sept 2Gsailcd steamer Jerome r. Mccartney
for NOw-IOIk ~,
Evans. from New York for Martinique. .,.u ~,
BAHBAuoES. sept 2l-Saicd steamer CIAls"hi N"i'
Schulz lOr NcWlOrk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosrov. sept 2l-Auycd, steamer BoIderer tBr) lhl,
cleared steamers berkshire BALTIMORE spartan.
Niclcrson. Philadelphia II Dlmock. haHttt New lOrk
"Wdow 'Sieamer Lancaster Philadelphia.
PuIAuRLrIiIA sept 2t-ArrYtd. steamers Lord ONeil
GIn Haaknll. Belfast via Barrow Maynower Davidson
Cleared steamers Africa Loyeland Fall River TonawRnda
sherman prOydcucc. Ann Elka warren New YORK Acton
OBr Towing. savannah, NllamapOfL Miller New BodtorL
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