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w.-hllsd smigrant trains are now running over the
West Shore road.
UTICA.
WATER wORKs-NEw DEPOTs-A CENTEN-
NIAL-UNPAID BILLS.
TBY rEIBaRAPu rRIBsrsl

UTICA. April 1.-THE Senate Committee on
Cities heard argument nj Albany Tuesday the bill pro-
viding new works for Utica The mayor anu Co'
poration Counsel appeared for the city Residents Oh
Herkimer County protest against Utica taking water
from West Canada Creek The Water WORKS company
has pubshed card announcing reduction IN the water
rate after May l.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company viii soon
erect handsome depot on the site OF the old American
House opposite Baggss Hotel. will be two stories ana
a half high with tower. The material will be brick
with Connecticut brown-stone trimmings. The building
will be OF ROmanesque style, and viii cost aoout
$4,000 The contract will he let in few days The
work Of remodelng the Central Depot in this city Will
also ere long he begun. The Offices will be changed
about and the depot will be covered.
The Oneida Historical Society will appropriately cello
brate next June the one undedh anniversary OF the set
Element Of whestone by Hughltt He the first white
resident in Oneida County. monument will he erected
in the village park of whitesboro It is already COM
peted. Committees have been appointed and arrange
mems for the celebration are being concluded.
The City Treasurer has sold several pieces OF properly
on Bleecker-st for the for a new pavement Inc
right OF way and structure Of the Beecker street Railroad
was sold for S1475, and bid in by the city. Inc COM
pany hopes TO reorganiZe soon.
George Kincaid well-knovn and popular resident OF
Utica and one OF the and best conductors on the
Junction last Tuesday by Its suddenly starting up.
Three ribs were broken and he suffered from internal
injuries He will probably recover
At the recent fire number Of restaurant proprctos
furnished the nremen with hot coffee and eatahes The
bills amounted to $50 and the Board Of Police and tlfe
Commissioners have refused audit them, as they were
not contracted by any member of the board.
The carpeutcrs who struck for an increase OF fifty cents
per DAY In their pay ast week have returned to work
They will receive twenty -hye cents more ia! aIOeT
May l.
Miss Emily Faithful lccturcd Modern shams" 10
large audience here last Monday evening .. W.
Hutchinson gave her an informal reception aiIer the
lecture.
Word has been received in Utica that Lewis H Lat-
renee has had apOplectc attack al hls orange grove IN
Florida The latest adyices indicate that he Is mproV-
ing
The Utica Brewing Company has increased It's captai
stock from $4,000 TO $4,000.
The Northern New-Yo~k Conference Is in session NJ
Utica. The Rev. VI Y. Capoon. of BOonNlAc l. being
tried for uubecOming conduct.
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MUNICIPAL POLITICS-BOARD OF TRADE
RIVER NAVIGATION.
fRY TELEGRAPH To LIE TRIBCNEl

by TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
ALBANY, April 11.-PTeliminary steps to-
ward contesdng the Mayoralty election have been
taken; but it IS not determined yet to bring the case 20
the courts The claims fraud made by Mayor Swnburne
rest chiefly that of199O0 was returned
while the vote poled IN lSS2 only $500 and or the
latter number 1000 were conceded TO be traudn-
lent. Mayor Swnbune says"I have spent all the
money intend to spend for the city Of Albany For my
part have found the worst enemies Of Albany among
ifs higher class Of citizens" The Citizens Association
has begun 10 raise subscriptions 10 defray the expenses
Of an investigation. Ont Of seventeen Aldermen the Re
pubcans VIII have four loss Of and Of thirty-oue
Supervisors the Republicans have thirteen gain OF two
The Board OF Trade a meeting Wednesday passed
resolutions requesting Congress to suspend temporarily
the coinage Of silver dollars and pass the Welnpe bill
anpropriating OOOOO 600 for tint Erie Canal Senators
Miller and Lapham and Congressman Van Astyne Of this
district were requested oppose the Storm King bridge
bill. committee appointed to oppose the bill IN
the state taxing personal property at it fun as
sessable value The committee viii be heard ON Tues
day
Ex-senator Hamilton Harris associate counsel for
Mcdonald the coutumacious witness, states that his
clients case Will be carried through the General Term
and to the Court Of Appeals if necessary.
Steamboats, running between points the west side Of
rbe Hudson and Albany win reduce fares the coming
season. 10 the competition o. the West more Raj
road The work OF removing lue new par III 'ne T4'SI
necessary 10 excayate about 10000 ards OF s'hd 2"
store the channel to its normal condition An Hld-
toua appropriation viii be asked from the legislature
The funeral OF Amos Dodge. crer OF the Court Of Az
peals occurred yesterday. He had held the position
since the court originally established under The con
stitution OF 1915 and familiar character 10 the
profession throughout tie State. lie died IL Dis eghiJ
second year.
The Leland Opera House has been closed during Holy
Week.
Postmaster Craig publishes card stating hat he was
not present AZ the rotous proceedings DIT INC =e'
Convention.
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TRANSATLANTIC TR4TELLERS.

A large number Of passengers will sail for
Liverpool to-day by the steamer Alaska, among them
being General L. F. Noyes, ex-Minater 10 France 81
owen Lanyon, Judge and Mrs James Ingis Of Indiana
Miss Josephine Yorke tho singer; Y. Taliro,
and s. Tokuda, japanese Commissioners 10
the Agricultural Exposition at St Petersburg
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Aston Kane, Mr. ana Mrs.
Adrian Iseln, Miss Emily Isen, Miss Georgia Isei!n'
Professor 9. Il. Winans. Mr.. and Mrs Henry BUST Mt
and Mrs r. P Mcbride Colonel Brttei OF the British
Army Mr. aud Mrs j. Davenport Wheeler, the Rev. l.
l. Cbivers H. Il. Moyneaux Nj and Mrs. George Oh
colt Nj and Mrs Alexander Gordon, the Rev. William
Kchmond Mr.. and Mrs +. Hersey, ". p Bonbright.
Professor G 7 Winston II. Y shpman. James GilmOur,
A r. Ehaftuck and Mr.. and Mrs. John Christensen.
The steamer Rbynlsnd viii take among hsr passengers
the Rev and Mrs T. ID. Morris, Mrs J.. " 5nppen, the
Misses shipper Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malls and Mrs. r.
Moras. -, -, =,
The steamer Spain Will take among others Dr. a. NJ.
Phelps Mr. and Mrs. }. J. Ellis l. l. Mez, W. sydenAaLn,
Mrs T b. Rhys. A. H. Barnett and W Bowman
The steamer Baltic took among her passengers on
Thursday Nj and Mrs r H. Burton, Mr.. and Mrs J. H.
Osborne W. L. ogden, +. u. Peabody, wafer Ills V" d.
Stead. HI BrOuglt0n ana g. A. Ives.
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ARREST or 4 s4LTITIoy ARMY LEADER

Major Thomls F.. Moore the head of the Sal
walton Army in this country was arrested Brook yn
yesterday upon requison from the Governor OF New
Jersey, answer to an indictment OF grand larceny
found against him in New Brunswick y. j. Major
Moore arrested short time ago IN New Brunswick
while holding in thas city upon the charge Of
msappropuating $500 belonging 10 m" New Brunswick
detachment OF Army, which had been deposited In
bank there lie released bail pending the action
the Grand Jury That oOdY proceeded 70 lndiot him,
and he went to BrOoIlyn lie found at the Saliva
ton Army heaiIuIrters IN Washn@tOu-st, brooklyn.
when made he asked for time 10 consult hrs
LAWYER aud then with Policeman EnOa FJuIIt, OF
New brunswick. 10 that city. Major Moore nas Dsen IN
this country about two years.
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CORRUPT CITY GOVERNMENTAL FREE IL
BRARY.

rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Troy. April 1.-THE Supreme Court has
been asked by counsel OF tho Citizens Committee 10 re-
move L W Hydorn from the Office Of Excise Commis-
siener for mafeasance II IS charged that he retained
moneys collected by him for Licenses 10 the amount
OF many hundreds OF dollars Charges against Con
troler Spices are being formulated but no one as
vet has expressed a Willingness % step forward and
father them. The police magistrate Judge Jenuyss viii
be called upon next month before the courts
10 a charge involving the illegal retention OF moneys
collected by him in his official capacity. With the late
Chamberlain In Jail here the charge Of robbing the
city treasury Of S77O 600 the discovery in the Chamber
ains Office after Cnurchs fight Of unpaid checks given
by the Mayor in payment o. taxes, and the more
recent proceedings for the removal Of cly
officials on the charge Of corrupt practices
it cannot be said thar Troy just b.est with node
municipal government
The Troy Young Mems Association with It's library OF
$4,000 volumes viii on December i next Us sem.
centennial anniversary, become free Institutions aud
books pictures and periodicals Will Doe thrown open
10 public This has been accomplished through the
beraty Of tOwnsnen, the largest gifts being those OF MIS-
Richard J. Hart, L. Thompson Gale and William
Gurey Mrs. Hart gave $4,000. The association owns
fine edifce and income large enough 10 support i
free OF charge 10 the public.
The Hoosac Valley Merfno Sheep Association had rs
sheep shearing contest yesterday burgess ana
Percy's - 900 ram Baruum" shOru OF fleece
which weighed thirty and one half pounds and took
the first premium
The Troy Conference, now III annual session, has
elected the Rev McSsrs. Eaton, Graham. Sawyer and
Philadelphia. and Messrs G. D. Hammond and J.
Graham. delegates.
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ROCHESTER,.
HOMGOPATHY-POLIC COMMISSIONER
THE COVER NMENT BUILDING.
icy TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE

ROCHESTER,. April 1.-THE Homeopathic
Medical Society Of Monroe County gave banquet last
evening at Powers Hotel, IN commemoiauon OF the
birth Of Hahnemann. About twenty-five sat down 70
TIE elaborate supper at the close OF which papers We're
read as folio VS.: Samuel Hahnemann," DR.. Bieler'
Homeopathy in the United States" DR.. Sumner;
Homeopathy as a Science" Dr. schmidt "Quaoks,'
Dr. Dayfoot.
The new Common Council held It's first meeting on
Tuesday night and failed elect Police Commissioner
IN place Of Jacob Howe IT, The aftel's term expired
one year ago; but there was deadlock in the Council
over the matter last year, and no compromise was
effected. Under the City Charter Mr. Howe ned over
for whole year. There bids fair TO be another deadlock
This year The two candidates for the position are
Joseph W ROsenthal, leading wholesale clothing manu-
facturer Of Rochester and the leading light Of the State
Commercial Travellers Association, and the present
incumbent.
Charles s Ellis, superintendent Of the new United
States Court House and Post Office. together Win his
brother Harvey returned from Washington this morning
where they had been summoned by the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the Supervising Architect for the purpose
OF consultation in regard the proposed Government
building here The plans submitted some time ago by C.
s & II. Ellis adopted and the superintendent was
Instructed 10 begin work on or about May l. { ILLS
stated This morning that he had been informed that
SZ25 900 had been placed al the disposal OF the demp
Ineut 10 be used in the erection of the building The i'll
structons given TO Mr. Ellis during his last visit are
really steps yet taken by the Government look
Ing toward the commencement of active operations
The proposed buildings. Work viii be hurried forward
a. fast possible.
much needed Improvement has recently been made
g. the University. on the first floor of Anderson
Hal has been fitted up FOR the Of the faculty Here
tofore the meetings Of that body have been held IN Pea
dent Anderson's office The apartment viii serve
both as q meeting and reception room. several Yau-
ALE additions have recently been made TO the University
library.
Colonel James Bracket, Z. p Ross. ". c. RoVley NJ
Carson and r. :. KENYON went 20 Albany Yesterday ana
held conference with the Senate Committee on laNa
ton which they protested IN behalf OF the business
men Rochester against the Titus Tax bill which nad
once reported fayOTahly bv that committee bat Dd
under objection, been TecOmmited 10 the same commit
lee.
Joseph p Hvd0rn, OF Troy, has sued DOran Thompson
q CO. this city about $1,000 lost IL -pecu
latlng in stocks. The defendants. ran stock TX
change or Buciet-shOp " here ana the action j.
brought % back moneys LOST by the platinum and
won the defendants under contracts which are be
heyed 70 be void under the statute declaring all bets
wagers or stakes made 10 depend on any unBAOWn or
contingent event unlawful
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NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES
BUFFALO.
NpIcTING GAMBLERs-EAsTER MUSIC
NEW POLICEMEN.
inv TELEGRAPH TO rHK rRInCSK-l

inv rxLRsRAPH rHr rRInCSK.l
RrrrAro. April ia number of charges
.eanst Buffalo gamblers have been brought before inc
Grand Jury and something is likely TO come Of them as
the Citizens Reform Association proposes to press tne
ps The charge delivered this week TO the Grand jury
NJ the Court of oyer and Termner has excited mucn az
tention and favorable comment Besides denounclng INC
corrupous the present jury system and the metnous
OF scectng Jurors, the Judge referred to the alleged
election frauds OF last fall Another return would occur IN
June next and the desired the jury 10 give such an
..preson OF opinion that time that those having the
,eection OF Jurors fully acquainted with their duty
and made to perform It, The judge understood that tes
tfnOny would be presented TO them showing irreguarty
on the part inspectors and trusted that thorough IN
yestigation would be made with view to bringing the
oaanders IN ,nsce The charge has again been brought
10 mind nv report which has produced great sensation
to-day that the Grand Jury had been tempered with y
gamblers who feared that efforts were being maze 10 III
dict them. The jury called into court TINS holnn
by Judge Daniels who again warned them against aioN
ing themselves 10 be drawn into conversation with out
sders II has been learned that steps have been
taken TO ascertain the offenders and bring them before
the court.
Elaborate preparations have been made by the choirs
~ b CITY for Easter services Orchestras will be used
in two churches and instruments besides organs in sew
eral others The standard Of the work Will he fuy as
high as usual condensed form OF Arthur sulvans
TIE Deum, written for the recovery of the Prince
Iections from Gounod's Redemption" and Gade :
"Hoy City at another The scale of salaries for church
singers has been notably high this year. and competent
solo talent has thus been secured
number Of appointments of policemen under the
civil Service regulations have been made this week
There is some complaint against the new system at
headquarers on ground that the best men physically
fan 70 pass the mental examinations.
The annual convention OF the women's Baptist Foreign
aurs1N hatd hara
on Wednesday and Thursday of next week and large at
tendance OF delegates is expected
Mrs. J. Gravllle Smith, who died in New-York this
week vas daughter the late Judge Houghton Of this
city and twenty years ago fayorte member OF the
younger circle of local society.
chorus Of about 900 children from the public
schools has been formed for the June festival aud VIII
hold its first rehearsal tomorrow.
Most the socialist agtator, is expected in Buffalo next
week 10 give three lectures
Itisnoted that there has been large fire in the city
since burning OF The Commercial AdferSer building
IN December 1882
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GOOD FRIDAY OBSERV4NcEs.

SERVICES N THE CHURCHEs-CoURrs AND Ex-
CHANGES GENERALLY CLOSED.
In all the Catholic and most Of the Protestant
Episcopal churches yesterday the solemn services OF
Good Friday we're held In the Catholic churches the
sacred Hest, which had been exposed on the side
affairs since Thursday, carried in sol
emn procession and placed on the high altar.
There place also the ceremony OF the unveng and
alteration Of the Crosse nerewas music from the or
gan and the bells silent Coverings OF purple were
over ~ the sacred pictures and the OF tie
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Rooms an0 flats 60 Get.

A HANDSOME FLAT on north side of 1921
4 st. tie Hudson River. rooms AL Improvements
Al'' ~ J. KOMAINE BROWN, 1880 broadway.
4 FEW HANDSOME apartments 70 let in the
~ Iispcnard. @Grhs. Madsonave rents from $50
70 S1.OD per hight rooms beautifully decorated
Apply On the premises.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS in American
Deposit elegant re proof edhce 5have and
f2dt unsurpassed location aud cOlvenlenco5 Inquire IN
COmpaDy's office on pre- uises
MISERABLE SUNNY ROOMS FOR GEN
DTLEMEN ANAL pr vlte family bathroom tine locatlcn
rent moderate. 81 West thst
ELEGANT FRONT PARLOR facing Gram
ercy Park with bedroom and private bath also square
ana single room gentlemen only reference 90 LIVING
place
TWO FLOORS Unfinished splendid
L light to Jet at 81 East l2th-st, over drug store
STH-AVE.. 121 (Walace's Single rooms
- for gentlemen handsomely Furnished also at % irving
Il1ce.
30 EAST ST.-Newly furnished rooms.
CD Reference
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SHIPPING NEWS.


ARRIVED
steamer Erin Br Gr.fths London March x, with mdse
and passengers 90 7 " j Hurst.
steamer No0rdand Bcigl Nickels Antwerp - uAys
with mdse and passen gers 20 Peter wright = SOUS. -,
steamer ksrO smith Matanzaa > DAYS Win sugar
70 vessei 10 IL Winchester & Co. -
steamer NeItuunus BIT. LegOe Il Anhs BAY ia uays
with fruit % o. Vessels go
Bark Emilia its. De GcnsrO. Me-sna % dhyH WIN uul
20 Robinson Co, vessel % 7eager BROS 81, -
BARK Helen sands of pOrLautI LOrng CelDaIrn - nay
with sugar 70 Morgan Cos vessel 70 70 II winchester
a ..-
BARK Leocaia .G~r) stolf Brsmeu - days with empty
barrels 70 order; vessel 10 Herman kO0p & Co..
tOrisauchs .Of brrenOCk, lhOms Atacau 40 4Ays
with sugar 10 oidrI. vessel 20 B0wung q Archlualu ,
Jennie Phnncy Morton, M1tsuLas Is days Win sugar
10 order; Vesse 90 Brett q HOit0n. ~.
Brig Terra Nova OF Windsor, Mcdonald, Mayaguez ~
DAYS With moascs Henry Beste vessel to John Gamble
,., ......
Brig ANGELA Evans - Jago de Cuba % days with sugar
10 order. vessel 10 simpson Clapp & Co.
-chr Lewis King (Jf Ellsworth Rdnkef baIacol 10 udy'
with fruit 10 q omez & Pearsall. -
" Davidson Haley, Sagua 10 days win sugar TO
J N CabalOs q Cos 10 J II Winchester Co
Jlyte LangtOn MatanZls 10 days, Win modsses 10
Melville co. T. " BertauI.
Hchr Crockett IhOIndyke Pensacola ~ days Win iul
Der Robinson Booth. vessel 20 + II 9ullth q 20
gclr VIM Il Keeuey. Lppncott Nuevitas IL days, Win
cedar 20 ~eiIas A PardOi vessel % Jae Y AN Bfult
schr Emerson ROkes OF R0ckland Mel Marathon Havana
dave with sugar order; vessel 70 Is / Metcaf q %
sehr phebe MtdefO BaracOa Is days With nut hpohto
Iuuslsj vessel " BILL a Blunle
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SYRACUSE.
HELPING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. R
THE UNIVERSITY.
lBrrELEGRAPH TO rHg rRIBUNg.I

THE UNIVERSITY.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO rHg rRIBUNEl
SYRACUSE, April 11.-DemOcratic politicians
are showing signs Of preparation for the campaign
II is believed that the dominant influence IN Democratic
politics in Central New-York VIII favor the nomination
OF Governor Cleveland for President The influence OF
the Manning machine will be exerted all through this
giOn toward that end.
The fourth annual excursion from Boston 70 San Fran
cisco passed through Syracuse the West Shore road
this morning The excursiOnlss occupied special train,
consisting Of Pullman The party viii spend two
dsysn Chicago three days in Santa F week IN Los An
sees five days Monterey. fifteen IN san Francisco two in
Bait Lake City and ten among the mines Of Colorado The
party viii visit Niagara Falls the return trip, reach
lng Boston again about the middle of June.
The commission appointed investigate alleged frauds
A. repairs to the armOres in the State has concluded its
lbors in this city II generally conceded that the
mission found that all the work about the armory here
was properly done, and the charges reasonable
The two Grand Army posts IN this city have already
appointed committees with Decoration Day in view The
Of Post Lilly win have charge Of the decorations
Oh the north side Of the canal and have appointed Mich
oas Grumback G. snlper A. Z. Hayes, ]. J. Kline and
N. Greer "a a Committee Of Arrangements. Justice
Vann has consented 70 deliver the Grafton for the Lilly
boys
At the Methodist Episcopal Conference at Utica yester
day, Chancellor Sims Of the Syracuse University was
appointed treasurer OF the Gardiner Baker professionally
fund The Chancellor addressed the conference in the
interest Of Syracuse University. 1t pros
porous now he said Four hundred students have been
In attendance during the year. and the force Of instruct
or has been increased by three.
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of Mas Maude,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Durston, to John L.
Partridge. The ceremony occur on Tuesday evening
April %, in the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
The people Of Syracuse are agtating the subject OF
new City Hall building The present structure is entirely
inadequate 10 the uses TO which it ia put.
The Amherst College Glee Club gives a concert IL the
Opera House tomorrow night. The members viii receive
banquet from the University boys
Chief Judge Ruger Of the Court OF Appeals returned
10 Albany to-day In good health aud spirits.
The Common Council passed resolution to-day, ap-
proving the proposed new charter for Syracuse and
9uestng this districts representative a. Albany 10
procure il passage.
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Bo4rRACD-G on ice SCHrrLKILL.

PHILADELPHIA, April 11.-Arangemenrsh have
been made for a single she'll over the National course
Of mile and half the >chUynd River. on May 7,
between F. Henderson, Of the Malta Club, and P. \.
Dempeev Of the Pennsylvania cub Great interest IS
taken the event A. Henderson the champion lnee
scdLer OF the Sohuylkiu navy.
The class Of the Uaiverstv = Psnn'ylvania viii
take place Nay 3, and the intercollegiate race Tor the
Cb!ds challenge cup June l..
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EASY VICTORY FoR THE NEW-YORK NINE

Fully 1000 spectators assembled at the Polo
Grounds yesterday witness the second game between
the NewYorl League and Yale College mines The league
club outpayed their opponent, every point and
easy victory by the Of 10 to o. Ward pitched for
the NevYork and the coegians made only safe
hit during the game The home nine played excellent
game making ONLY one fielding The fielding Of the
Yale nine Atwood aud Hopkins excepted, was perfect
The score was as follows:
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mElnoDLsI pELEGAIEs cHosEY.

TROY April 11,-Presiding Elders Homer
Eaton Of Cambridge district j. II. Bond, OF Platlsourgh
district T. c. sawyer Of the Albany district, and the
Rev Dr. Henry Graham, OF Gloyervilie, were to-day
escted delegates from the Troy Methodist Conference 10
me General Conference al Philadelphia G. ID. Ham
mond and J. Il. Graham we're elected lay deleesteA-
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SrIcIDE or YOUNG LAWTER.

PUTsBCBG, April 11.-Ossian Terburgh, MS
ing young attorney and OF Dr. :. j Terburgh, OF
this cy, committed suicide this evening by taking
pris-ic acid. so cause II assigned for the act.
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MARINE INIBLLIG ENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sur 52i sets683 Moor ries. s+7 Aooas a:sdA Il
WArsa TO-DAY.
4 X-sapdv Taok. Sal GeV Island, 924 Hell Gate lll3
PA.-Sandy HoeG. S:UI GOV Island $40 heH baJa ll-35
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS Port