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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
AN UNEXPLAINED ROBBERY.

William Hallisey, jewellcr, at No. 81 Chatham
ST., upon opening his safe on the morning or july
l6 missed from an inner compartment q clgar-DoX
in which he kept his watches diamonds, etc; The
store showed no signs of having been entered, ana
Furthermore, other contents of the safe were m
tact No one knew the combination but himself
and his belief was that the box had been taken out
the NIGHT before while the safe was open, and MS
suspicious fell upon twoyOung men VINO had Dceu
i'm the store about closing time and with whom he
had taken a glas, of beer which had been brought
IN from a neighbOrng drinking shop. One OF the
persons he had known for about year, and the
other was introduced to him by his friend as - my
EMPLOYERS SOM They were IN the store only
few minutes, but II was AT time when he was
busy packing up his vauables for the night, and
he had his back turned toward them several times
Mr. Hallsey reported his case TO the police and
two detectives were detailed 10 work IT up. After
closely watching HallScys visitors and searching
them and their lodgings, and finding no incrlini-
mating evidence against them, they came to the
conclusion that the jeweller was GA the wrong
track No race Of the stolen property can be
found Halscy in hopes of recovering It, has
offered reward of > 900 and no questions asked
He valued the articles stolen at $4,000. lie has
several times represented himself as the victim OF
robberies that border on the romantic. About two
wears ago he was nailed in his store N broad day
light and while so fastened his show-Wludow
was smashed and diamonds stolen.
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DYING on HIS WAY 70 CHINA.

Pan SchoHg, a sckly ChIuaman, landed at Per
No 3 Yesterday from the steamer City Of Merida
which came from Havana. Lee Leo Wa, fellow
countTymSn, who accompanied HIM, noticed the
preternatuIal palloI OF Pan Schongs cheek, and
sailed a cab The two MOngolIans were driven 20
No 80 Pell.st. which Is Chinese grocery store.
Pan Schosg would not leave the vehicle, and asked
Tor a doctor DR.. Ten Eyck. OF No. - Mott-st
10 Tie steamer On the way to the ship the sick
man died HIS friend brought hlm back to Mott-st
And the body was delivered TO Undertaken NanGh-
ton Of No. 81 MOtt-st.
Pan Schong had been a sufferer from general de-
bility Ion some tine. and his death IS thought 20
be due TO tn disease He had been well-tO-do
merchant IN Havana and was on hls way 10 CHINA
10 die His friend Lee Lee Wa is wealthy mer-
ehant. and owns stores in Cuba, tins city, CALI
foTnia aud China. lie will give his countTyInah
6ne buIlal in Eyergreeus Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

READY TO HANG JEFFERSON.

The T0mbs gallows was erected III Raymond
street jail yesterday IN readiness for the banging
OF Alexander Jefferson, the negro double murderer.
TODAY. Sheriff Stcgman completed all the arrange
mcuts for the execution, which s the second since
his term of Office began. The same careful manage
mcnt which characterized the hanging of Walsh IN
1882 is expected TO be shown to-day. Jefferson
calmly awaited his end yesterday, assuring all who
saw him that be had freely forgiven every one.
The nose OF putting the gall0ws in place did not
appear TO affect him, as he quietly smoked lie ate
all of hIs meals heartily. Among his visitors
District Attorney Ridg1ay and Miss Linda Gilbert.
The former assured the prisoner that he had only
done his duty IN prosecuting hun, and Jefferson
said he fOTgave him as he did all his enemies. \
new suit of clothes was provided for the murderer
by sheriff Stegman. and dozen photographs of
him were taken at his request, and he gave them TO
his friends.
After the execution which viii take place about
10 a. M the autopsy wlll be made IL the Brooklyn
Morgue. under direction Of Coroner MenningcI
The brain Will be examined BY Professor T.. c.
Sptzka. DR.. A. w. Shepard will make the post
mOrtem examination OF the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
RROOKLYN.

Police superintendent Campbell started on
months vacation yesterday.
Absolute divorce, were granted Yesterday to
Frederic Buchoz from SIIs. Maria ". BuchoIz,
and to Mrs. Emily W. Raddman from Carl Radd-
man.
The assessments for the purposes of taxation the
prcscnt wear aggregate S3l7,S1i, $50, showing an
increase of II = g5I,-44 over $50.
Mrs. Jane Z Wilson. for thirty years principal of
fLe primary department of Public school No. -,
i'm Maujcr-st., died yesterday at her home, No. -
Lec-dVe.
Mrs Betty Wiutncr. wife Of the Rev. Or. L.
Wntner. rabbi OF Temple Beth Elohlm, IN keap-
ST. died suddenly yesterday at her home, No 1902
Uavward-st., at the age Of forty-three. Her fun
eral will be on sunday.
Thirty so-cal!ed Independent Republicans have
united IN a request 20 Carl SchuZ t. speak IN the
Grand Opera House on Tuesday evening next, and
tell Why he support, Cleveland and Hendricks.
The gross receipts OF the Brooklyn City Railroad
Company Tor the year ending July 30 were $500
49,: the net earnings Gllo,jlJ. TIE net income
was TIl32iL
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company and the
contractor employed by the city TO lay a sewer IN
Thlrd.aye. have settled their difficulties on the
basis that the company shall use one track on the
aide of the street and keep It m repair and pay the
contractor $1,000 Work on the sewer will begin
next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
NEWS FRON THE SUBURBS.

WARING CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHIER.
The case Of s. Waring. who has been on trial in
the Queens County Supreme Court. at Long Island
civ for the murder of ms brOthcr-n-law, George
f. Frucnd nj Dutch klll- on the evening OF May
20 last, was given to the jury shortly after
o'clock yesterday afternoon Inc Jury, after an
absence of one hour returned into court with a
verdict Of mansauchter in the second degree
District Attorney Fleming objected 10 the verdict
and asked the court not to accept IT, as the evidence
ON the trial did not warrant such hndlng Judge
bartlett said that the jury had found II the
court would have to accept 1t, aud ordered the
clerk to record It, He added addressing the jury
that il was a remarkable verdict they had found
as nothing IN the trial had been sand 10y counNeI or
hv him N his charge to them of granddaughter in
tie second degree After an appeal to the court by
Mr Covert for hcuency to the prisoner on the
ground of good character, Warng was ordered to
stand and ia response to the questions of the clerk
said that he was thlrtyelght years OF age, born IN
Ireland married and by occupation woOd-carver.
Judge Bartlett then sentenced the prisoner 60 ht-
teen years Imprisonment AT hard labor IN the state
Prison and 10 pay fine of 81 900.
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NEWARK.

The new savings banks, the Franklin and Se
curity. will both be opened for business to-day.
The grocery store of Henry Ashcroft, No n
Newark St, was entered and robbed OF consider
able stock early yesterday morning.
IL was definitely announced yesterday the Mayor
had decided to veto the contract with the gas COM
panies for lighting the streets aud public buildings
Ii IS said that the Common Council at its meeting
tonight Will repass the contract over the veto.
The Inspectors of the Board of Health caused
twenty-fou bodies in Woodland Cemetery TO be
exhuIned and II was found that most OF the bodies
wefe only about two feet below the surface. The
cemetery officers claimed that the Health Phys-
clan had authorized them to bury bodies IN this
way. but this Is denied by the Health Physician.
Michael sheridan, age ten. was foand wondering
in Orange-st. -cantlly dressed III ragged clothing
and nearly starved. lie ate rayenously OF some
bread given HIM. He told the Police Justice that
his home had beng in tho Italian quarters III
Drift-st that his mother WAS dead and his father
was constantly drunk and did not provide for him.
lie had running sores on his body. Attempts were
made 20 get hun admitted 10 "A hospital or some IN
stitutoD but be was refused because of the con-
tagious nature Of his affection Yesterday the
Police Justice was compelled &c let the boy SO
admit IL the streets
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LONG ISLAND.

WTNFrrrp-Dr. William f. Redman made des-
peratc attempt 10 kill his wife this evening, hrlng
Two shots at her neither of which took effect. They
have not lived happily together for some time,
owing to the fact that the doctor has received let
ters from divorced wife living IN Houston, Texas.
Constable HOmcyer arrested DR.. Redman soon after
and locked him up IN the jail. lie will be arralgned
before Justice MCKcnua this morning.
Long ISLAND CITY.-The Queens County Board
Of Supervisors met at the Court House yesterday
Controller Grant of New-York City, and w. A.
stevens. representing the owners of kkers Island,
appeared before the board ana offered to paw
$2,723 in full for all claims OF Queens County
against the Island the transfer OF which has been
authorized byan act of the Legislature. The Board
refused the offer. After discussion between Judge
Armstrong representing Queens County, and Treas
urcr Bleckwen of Long Island City, and Controller
Grant it was announced that tho sum of 49,
to be paid by New-YOrk City had been agreed upon,
when the board accepted the terms and authorized
the transfer.
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on 81 OOO This is six points lower than last year.
The tax rate OF East Orange has been fixed az
9O IN 31

on 81 900. This is six points lower than last year.
The tax rate OF East Orange has been fixed at
81 80 on 81 900.
HARRIsoN.--John Hallway, living in New-Y York
City, was struck by train on the Morris and Essex
Railroad some time on Wednesday night. and so
badly injured that he is expected to die. lie is
about thirty years OF age.
CALDwELr.-Freeholder Henry Ahlhorn lost a
valuable horse on Wednesday and suspected man
named Charles-Sr1ith of having stolen it. He en-
ployed detective who traced Smith to Plainfeld,
where he was CAPTURED with the horse IN ms
ossession. Smith was Lodged in the County jail
yesterday.
RAHwAY.-The Railway Reform Club, with a
membership of $50, Is to have n mass-meeting on
Sunday afternoon. j. Is. Gibbs, president OF the
Manhattan Temperance Association, viii be one OF
the speakers, and special train viii Leave New
York at p. m. TO take out largo NUMBER OF teh-
perance people from this city.
BLooMFIELD.-A mlddle-aged man, giving the
name of John Burns, and hls residence twenty
thrd-st., near IhiTd-aye., NoW-f0rk, TOOK lodgings
at the Farmers Hotel on Wednesday evening
Yesterday at noon be did not appear, and his room
was entered through a communicating door. burns
was found sitting on his bed with two bullet
wounds in his head revolver was lying on the
bed A physician was called and he SAID that
Burns could not live. He was taken TO the nos,
pital He would make 10 reply to questions asked
him.
HoBoKEN-A rumOr was spread yesterday that
Samuel Syms, president ofthe FIRST National BANK,
had taken poison. On investigation III was ascer-
tanned that Mr. Syms had taken some poison accl-
deBtally and had nearly lost his life. Mr. Syms
has been IN the habit of keeping two bottles OF
medicine in his pocket, one tonic ana the other
preparation of nuX vOmica. lie occasionally look
dTop of the nuX VOnica diluted IN water 10 stlmu-
late his appetite. On Wednesday afternoon ne
took a spoonful of the poison when ne intended 70
take the tonic, and was Immediately prostrated
DR.. Heller administered a powerful elnctlc, and
after several hours of intense suffering Mr.. Syms
was pronounced out OF danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
, crpv,VT GIRLS TUEFTS.

DR.. f. c. Hagerman. of Oyster Bay, Long Island,
being in want OF a domestic. engaged jennie King
voung Girl of eighteen. This on Friday, and
Jennie returned to Oyster Bay with the doctor ON
Monday all of the family except jennie King and
Florence Hagerman. age eleven years, went away
on an excursion. Or. iIagcrman returned early 10
OYSTER BAY, leaving the cars at RidVcWOod. On
the platform he saw jennie King with a bundle
She told him that she was tired OF the place ANA
was going away When the doctor got home some
time after he iouud that jennie King had hr>t
sent little Florence away on fictitious message
and then had packed mp all the shvcrware ~ the
,,l,ce and taken IL away with her. Doctor Hagcr-
man wrote 10 Captain Williams. and detective
James H. Price Of the Twenty ninth Precinct, ar
tickcts for most of the stolen property. The Grl
was brought before Justice Ford IN Jefferson
Market Police Court Yesterday morning, ana thrIe
Hampstead police, who had warrant Tor her ar
rest.
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ILLEGALLY ACTING AS MARSHAL.
JOHN c. LIST ARRESTED OK COMPLAINT OF 10

LENDER & CO.
Holm c. List No 9 West Oue-lIundTcd-aud- nine
tcenth-st was arraigued yesterday morning before
Judge smith, in the Iombs Police Court, on q
charge of falsely representing himself to be city
marshal preferred by John l.. BTodsky, III behalf
of Frederick Hoendcr ~ Co.. importers OF beer.
I'm defanlt Of $500 bail he was locked mp, but was
released in the afternoon, bail being given for hun
Inv James Cassn who lives at No. S9l Flushing
ave BROOKLYN In reference to the charge against
List /. w. BTOdsky said TO a TRIBUNE reporter:
.sRobert A. Ammon obtained judgment several months
aco against HDil nder a. Co, tor qlU2 j. T. Br"d7kY
nd an appeal filed, and in the meantime, LAST male
levy on the restaurant in the basement OI me S'HutS
ZefoHq building owned bV our clients As he was lcdN-
my the restaurant Mr. BrOdSky served him with the
Ulopcr undertaking OF the appeal Ihs was on May =
List came here -cycral times AFTER fees and represented
himself AZ Il marsh On May he sad that be would
have TO collect the Judgment He aud Marshal dgan,
of the First District Court went 10 the firms house IN
Eu.st where met them and told them tia they could
NOT then collect "a cent by the advice Of List, Madgan
thea took belonging to the firm, that WIS standing
i'm the street, resistance being one cd them Maleai
who va. totally OF the previous levy OF May =
morning having been informed by List OF the facts List
SAYS that ne was a partner of Madlgau, and be really
acted IS a mar-nGrs clerk without the authority OF one
Ne had the papers before the Grand jury bu refused
to act in case, had not first gone 10 tne Ponce
Court. M1digau brought INTO the case through lhe
mis- re presentation OF List
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
~ aid ia nnrhE FAILS.

The failure Of John Cas- veil * Co.. importers Of
teas at No. 81 Front-st, was announced yesterday
afternoon, causing general SUI pIse "a te credit or
tho house stood high and il IS one of the oldest IN
the trade. The firm consist of ". If. and j. IL
Caswell and Bcnaman Buyer. Ia answer to in
auires they declined 10 make any statement except
that the suspension was only temporary. 4 leading
tea dealer SAID to a tribune reporter:
a"Tuc arm have been doing r. little IN teas OF late.
They nave been lI-ely engaged In inc ,xa0rt of cotton
y mt 70 CT a. I uIcr-taud mat they nave large
stock on hand. "a tins with he genera financial dcprs
10 h. mas probably Fought about tnc suspension. Tue
firm WIS large amount " real estate
The house was founded by John CosHcl IN 1851.
and when hc died in 1871 he left an estate valued
at $l,3JO,OOO The estate Il not yet settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
BROOKLYN POST OFFICE AFFAIRS.

Another petty dcfalcation was discovered in the
Brooklyn Post Office yesterday, and LOuiS l.
WIebe who had charge of the second-class mailing
department IN tho latter part of June, was ar
rested. Re is accused of cmbeZzlmg 900. lie was
a captain in the War of the Rebellion, and has
been in the Post Office, in charge Of branch stations,
for several years. Lattery he has been IN the in
quiTy department Of the main office, and from June
70 TO July had charge OF the newspaper depart
ment IN the absence OF the regular man.
Inspectors Brown and NcwcOnb said Yesterday
that the entreamOunt chargeable to Assistant Post
master Morton as dcfaulted amounted to 500.
Money was charged III the pay rolls to men who did
Clue expected to lind Colonel Morton Oh the line Of
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MIR. oLNGY AND THE MAYDELBAUM CASE.

District Attorney OucY returned Yesterday
from his vacation and spent the day at his off. G.
When asked about the case against Mrs. Mandel-
baum and the printed criticisms Of the police force,
he said:
an MT prepared to make any statement
about the mai er at present, because AN
not sur. that 1t would -.r,c tie public interest
10 30 20. WI Immediately turn my ait"u-
ton 10 HE matters referred TO ln tie COMMUNICATION
from the Pole BOirj, md vii have my an " aiv
n af W Jas ] have had rtmu aiiIayli~ AID st1fe
mems IN NV possession. but 81" MOI thuk IT would be
consistent with duty m view OF the pending pro
,ediu.s e. make The pa If. present A. far as
can learn he nted state uculs have not or mated a.
this flee DO not whether the Grand jury viii
be call q 10 take action.
In answer TO aqucstion respecting the information
given by the counsel for the plalutlh III the evil
suit OF Scott against Nandel baum, Mr.. Olney sad
that the lawyer had called upon him wnils the suit
was pending and had Land before HIM the results Of
certain inquiries Inch the lawyer sald he had made
Tins the first Information received about MIS-.
Manufacturing actions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

nv tho steamer Greece. from London there ar.
rived Yesterday lj2 PeTcheron horses, y cows ana
bulls.
Immigrants to the number OF 25,04G were landed
at Castle Garden III July 2O39 of them were
provided with employment by the Labor Bureau
Plans for the erection Of buildings In different
norts of the cty 20 cost 5 80 900 wero fled with
the Buildings BIIcau Yesterday.
The Armory Commission met yesterday and pre-
pared "A report 10 the sinking FUND Commissioners
recommending the erection Jf the JtL Regiment
ATmOIy.
FRAUDULENT BEGGARs PUNISHED.
William Wood age twenty-five, of No. % Null
berry-st and George Anderson, ago hirty-one. Of
No Is Bavard-st, were committed to prison for SIX
months. by Justice smith. yesterday for palmlpg
themselyes of Oh the charitable as crlpples.
BRICKLAYERs STILL ON STRIKE.
There has been no change of Importance in tho
strike of the brIckayels There s a gradual thin.
ming out Of the number OF men strike because Of
their getting work Oh jobs. 1t Is SAID that 200
will more than cover the number out o. employ.
ment ut present. IL ~ confidently expected that
nearly all the leading bosses will give III to-day.
NEW STREET RAILWAY bonds.
The Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad
Company in order 10 improve and extend it's road
has issued 800 bonds of the denomination OF 81 900
each and has conveyed by trust deed 10 William II
HAYS all its franchises, stocks, &c. and the depot
at sixth and Seventh ayes and Fifty and Fifty.
first SIS
COMPELLED TO PAY MAINTENANCE MONEY.
Charles Reed, the negro minstrel, was yesterday
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a. Music.
o. Bonediction.
Suspicion OF CRIME ON THE SEA.
STRANGE STORIES ABOUT A PHILADELPHIA
sCHuoNFR-HER MASTER MISSING.

STRANGE STORIES ABDUL y ii''''''-'-'
sCHUoNFR-HER MASTER MISSING.
The schooner Phebe, of this city, Michael Medero
master which arrived yesterday ana no" lies at
the foot of Old Slip, reports strange ana SUSPICIOUS
conduct on the part OF the acting captain oil the
schooner Julia Baker, of Philadelphia, when Ielt
this CITY for GuadaOupc June 10, with 500 barrels
of -four and n deck load OF white pine and other
merchandise. John Lewis, OF BOOtnDay, Me, II OF
was the captain of the Julia Baker strange ac-
tions on board the Baker are reported by Two cap
tains Mcdcro of the Phebc. and Kelly, OF the
schooner Annie u. Merritt, which arrived Nednes-
dav night and lies near the Phcbc. Kelly saw the
Baker Oh Baracoa de Cuba. She refused p0t'
and soon after stood away toward lnagua. Inc
pilot who knew Captain Lewis, said he was not
aboard and things looked strange ms was ABOUT
,Inlys Captain MederO and Mate Martin Elm
son learned when the Phebe reached lnagua on
July 10 that the Baker had left on July !, altcr
selling 10 barrels of flour through d. ID. sargent,
United states Consul and mercantile agent there
and delivered III. Learning that the IhcDc was
coming and that the captain knew Lewis, the
skipper of the Baker demanded clearance az
once collected all the money he could, $500, took
n draft for 800 from Sargent and refused to wait
to deliver the rest OF the Hour. lie seemed so nA-
ious to get away that he asked to be cleared Tor
anywhere but finally named trinidad. ne
had previously accounted for his appearance at Il
port for which he had not cleared by saying tnat
he had been blown out of His course and lost his
wav Mr. Sargent yesterday sent dispatch
stopping payment of the draft y dispatch from
Key West states that the Julia Baker from Fortune
Island had put into port for rcpalrs, having
sprung mast The belief is that Captain Lewis
has been murdered, aud that those III charge Gi
the schooner were not competent 10 manage hei
The acting skipper Is described as wearing Iuii
reddish heard
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DIsPossEssTNG THE WESTERN UNION.

A contest has been wagcd for some time past be
tween the Baltimore and Ohio ana the western
Mon Telegraph Companies 10 obtain possession
of the wires on the line Of the New orb ontario
and W, stern Railway, between New-lOrk and
Oswego after August Is, on winch date the present
Western Union contract expires. Inc Nesterh
Union has had control of these wires since lNf4.
4 contract was executed yesterday giving thcr
to the control of the Baltimore and OHIO. IuiS viii
add about one hundred valuable Offices to ITS sys-
tenn The Baltimore and ONO has succeeded IN
OF roads among them the Vest shore. Nickel Plate,
New York. Ontario ana Western, Baltimore and
Ohio, Cincinnati, Washington ahd Baltimore ono
and Mississippi and GuIt, Colorado and Santa Re.
No interruption to tclcgraphc communication with
the many stations along the line OF Ontario road
VIII occur BY reason Of The chInse.
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sehr osena tBr, Parks. Haiifax-J wbj,nev Az,
SAILED

ana aac cty o. Montreal for Liverpool Grecan No,
hnu snce LondOni lxla, Queenstown: S.sycp
oissgow; Rhaotia Hamburg; Hermann Ant1.. SsTS<a
Richmond. "'s"s' hoan0k6
ships Kenmore. for Calcutta; Derby Bremen
BARK Adele, for Syria. MuTcar0la fevaDt. Ce,,t. ~,
pia, H0nieyideo. 7 '''inor5 Az
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FoREIGN PORTS.
Dunconbe, from New York July 49, tsrs
LIVERPOOL, July 3l-AITived steamer Canadian m,
zles, from Philadelphia July ~ "P' hsns
QUERNsToTS. July BIO msaied steamer Ane,t..,,
Grace from Liverpool hence for New. YORK She esyssp
SPECIAL mall and loo 900 in specie. '~ifses q
GLASGOW July 31-Arrived, steamer Waldensian m, ~
Zlel, from Montreal July l6. 9TH Ut
SOCTHANPTOS July 3l-Arrfyed steamer Elder 49,
geroi. from NewYOrk July 49, way " Breass" s
proceeded. 0"'n Aaa
LIZARD July 3l-Pessed, steamer 4aird CBr Cara.
from Baltimore July Us. on her London " 's'Da-
hciLLY, July 3l-Passed steamer Bohemia Ger K.1o
from Newly Ork July 20; on her 70 Hamburg ''A""A
MALS. July 3l-P8ssed, steamer Toronto RI
from Montreal July Y, ner way n Liverpool 'Au'ys
BRISTOL. July 3O-Salled steamer Jersey CITY Br H..
for Ncw-YOTk. 49," ""sor,
ANTwERP July 30-Salcd, steamer Pleter Do Copt,h,p,
binet, for New York ~'HeSs