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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-05

INOR SALE-One four-horse engine and boiler
IL complete, in good order. Inquire at Franklin
Machine shops, corner of Sixth and Cedar streetss.
1S4x
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-05

Gen. West, Of Mississippi, has accepted the
nomination for vice president by the Green
back party
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Thiriy-five most beautiful Tints; also, White,
for inside and outside use, suitable for painting
houses, fences, barns, bridges. roofs, walls cell
ings. ETC. Beautiful Gloss. Best Paint in the
market. Every gallon warranted not TO crack or
peel OF. j. P. ALLEN. Druggist, and dealer IN
Paints. Oils, Glue, Window Glass, Putty, Whiting,
Brushes, etc. Sole Agent for ST. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-05

GHEAP FOR CASH-Ten second hand thresh-
" ing engines; one 40-horse power boiler;
four portable boilers. Apply at Foundry Office,
on Fourth street, corner Robert. 1928
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-05
MRS. WALLIS,
The Great Medium Of Spiritualism,

Can tell you the present and future and even
can show you the you will marry, and
give you the full name of the same. Office
hours from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m, at No 276 Good
rich avenue, corner Seventh street, the Union de-
pot and Fort street cars pass the house. Only
aides received. 1898
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TOR SALE-A most desirable residence with
IL in 10 minutes walk of Bridge square,
corner lot 50x150 feet deep, situated one block
from the face Of Prospect Terrace bluff; has a
commanding view of the country, good house,
cellar, and cistern water, also barn 16x22 feet
with out buildings, sidewalks, fine garden,
shade trees, lawn and flowers in abundance.
VIII sell for So, 800, part cash and balance on
time. 4o3 Winslow avenue, corner Delos street,
West st. Paul. 184-193*
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ENOR SALE-A fresh mich COW of superior
IL stock and qualities, with or without
heifer calf, perfect beauty. Inquire at 20 East
Fifth street, st Paul. 1867
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RAILWAYS.
Chicago, Montreal & Boston
AIR LINE.
THE WHITE MOUNTAIN ROUTE.

Commencing July 1st, trains leaving Chicago
at Bel p. N. daily for Boston and New England.
make through connections, arriving at Montreal
next day at Z 100 p. M. Boston 200 a. m.
Trains leaving Chicago daily at $3.50 D. m
arrive at Montreal on the second morning and
Boston at 500 p. m.
Trains for White Mountains and Portland leave
Montreal at 100 a. m. and arrive at Fabyan
House at As p. m, Portland, 500 p. m. and
old Orchard beach at s 80.
Observation cars on day 1trains. Pullman
ars aud through tickets can be obtained at 103
ouths Clark street, Chicago, Union station, cor
ner Polk street and Fourth avenue and at all
coupon ticket offices in the west and northwest
". C. ANDRUS,
General Western Agent,
fS4-6m e5 Washington ST., Chicago.
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EINdNCIAL.
LAWTON BROS.

GALL at IT'S Dakota avenue when in want Of a
" good bargain in West Side property, bnsi-
ness residence, vacant acre. improved and unim
proved property in all localities, offered on terms
andfor cash Houses and lots on monthly pay
ments, Lawton Bros. 1o1-o7
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REMOTAL SALE.

TloR the next 30 days goods VIII be sold at
u great sacrifice. .Refrigerators and ice cream
freezers speciaIties. 1a3 East Seventh. Wolter-
stor1 & AoEitz. 17s
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THE CITY.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE CHE ASrGNA1 OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July A, 1856 p. N.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations named
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MISCELLANEOUS

DAsTTRAGE at Lake Josephine. Not yet
/ grazed j. Hodgson, Odd Fellows Block,
St, Paul. lo7-loS
UTANTED-A partner with at least $500 or
w 5000, with good business capacity ana
references, 10 go into store (dry goods and gro
ceries), business, as partner may choose, in
new lake port and railroad terminus, destined TO
be a good business point, by one having good
business lot and some money. Address box No.
SO, Bayfield,, Wisconsin. 1857
NTANTED-Some family to adopt female
w child. Call at 90 Exchange street,next TO
corner of st. Peter street. lSj-le7
CTOVES STORED away for the season.
y Called for and put up again in the fail. Call
or address Joseph Hasg, 300 West Seventh street.
sss
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nor SALE-A first class Livery and Hack
IL Stock, situated in of the best localities
in st. Paul. Inquire "a West Fourth street.
186-195. r1t
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feet q inches in height. They too must pc u
specifed weight and measurement.
NEWS From The SUBURBS.
HEARING A VOICE BUT sEEING NO ON


HEARING A VOICE BUT sEEING NO ONE
There is excitement at BlIssville Laurel III anu
the suburban hamlets of Long Islands hesL Sua
Cemetery. caused by sound resembling the nun" aa
yoce About 10 O'Clock on Ihursday nlgnI oa1ne 'e
FIahertv. florist of Bssyie, when passing soh 10
nnoccupied buildings the road from bnssVihs ~
fhe bohemian settlement in Ihomps9n-aVeY was
startled by voice crying Ohio" From tne PC pc
cnIiar sound of the voice, If 1t was voice. ho o
Thought that it was woman in distress anu a ~
searched the house When IN the house ne I isu
the voice outside. He then became li.,Io
frightened" as he said, and went directly n1 w.
and informed his family. is son John selztud j.;
shotgun and summoning ten Young men s,dl ar ~
pnrsuit of the strange creature. lhey alsC
the same voice but it had moved toward oac%cd
Cemetery. The men divided into pairs scar ThcT
around the cemetery but without success , H. ON
met at Bradleys Hotel in BssvIle at y 'Ihooter
Friday night each one armed WIN So nTt,cs
or shot cpn The men divided into three paT.tJ NJ
each taking different route; Williams
raw Patrick Kavanaugh and James McM ,I,' inft
toni command of the men. They hau sSditoS AID
The hotel when they heard the same On-Lo,, CO. 60
-; +be came bonse where Mr.. FIaherty hau lIsF
heard t They surrounded the house anu tS 6i Vi
t%er number had just entered 1t ween the - oIce
bo ca,ne from the cemetery fence. lheH at unrJ
ran in that direction, but failed 10 ulscoNSSiiu
ran ~ The returned to their homes dis-
coHraged and dishcartoned but satlsned 'ha' 'no
voice Was not that of any living creature
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NEW-JERSEY.

ecorcu PIArXs.-On Thursday night tramp
entered Public school building No. IA, turned on
the heat. wrapped himself in the piano cover anu
slept until morning.
p ,rrEsoH.-The strike Of the silk ribbon WeaVcl7;
which was partially revived alter SunS'dutiu
failure has now ended. HE WedNtIs "Ho ia
heou ON strike are hockng 10 the mills asking loI
work and imposing no conditions. Many OF thelh
cannot find employment aS their places iiiEe occii
filed and the manufacturers refuse 10 ClscHIrrS
those who were taken on IN place OF StilheiS' IN.
strikers rcpudiatethc action of an alleged "eaNeI9
committee" headed by liquol-SeIleI VINO lcCtii' I
went around trying to eXtort money 70 SUPPER ti'o
strike from merchants under threal8 @! Do$SolsHs
il the demand was refused. ..... W i!iam HaH ucl;
ace thirv-tEree a paper maker living NJ NO ~
n ayne-aye died of consumption yesterday lIOihIds
after an illness of tWentN-One ,daArr' il TO-.
minutes later his wife died. enc nao sulgIvI ND,
heart-disease and was not told oil her husoanu :
death. go
M,D1sON.-Tho Rev W. I. Gill will preach
ON Nov Religions" to-dav......lt is reported
hat the president of the Drew Theological semi
nary soon Will be made bishop OF Tie -Iolli'u'9'
Episcopal Chnfch. IL
MopB1srowv-Tb Rev Or. Buckley, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, IS Nri'.nT tui 70
(hristidR 4drOcdte series OF popular Irutl' ="
Young Men, ......NT. htwater, the expert &c
couutant appointed by Judge Magic, began an m :
yestigation into the expenditures Oh inc Do"lu Vi
FreeEoders yesterday. 80,
MArlwAN.-The Democratic primary was heIdd
Yesterday Several candidates were n@niilI,el
who were not agreeable to majority or me PaLN
a ctizens' meeting was held last night which was
largely attended. Candidates were nominate" i''
all the town Offices.
pr ,I~FrrLD-M Mayor MnxsOn, who fell unc9n-
scious in the street on Thursday morning was anle
IN attend TO business in the afternoon. IL was
merely a case of talntlng.
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LONG ISLAND.

NEwrowN.-Frank Warren has applied to the the Sg-
prprue Court for au injunction 10 RESTRAIN laHcI
q RaldUin the treasurer Of Queens County, from
paving. or charging against the town his fees ana
the expenses of advertising the iauu tn"1 may w
struck down to the town for unpaid taxes.
JAMAIgA-The Queens County Teachers ASSocl-
alton met yesterday. There was a good at
tendance
PFARsA1I's-The centennial anniversary aud
inbilce service at ST. James Methodist Eplscopai
t'hnrch to-day will he Of an interesting character
All The Indebtedness OF the church has been pad
and the cancelled notes and mortgages VIII De
bnIncd in the presence Of the congregation
urooos,nr The Law and Order Association, or
ganized for the purpose of preventing the deNecra1
tiOn of the sabbath, at Their last meeting app@lTu
a committee to devise the best measures tor thc
purpose in hand. An opposition organIzalion H ,
also been formed for the purpose OF e&lenulIE NE
'a,. freedoIn 10 strangers that they have hitherto
enioycd. re two parties are making things lively
i'm the village.
1,,.,,,>cIov James I. Shpman, who died on
Friday night in $50 was made resident engineer
nf ths Long Island Railroad and soon atter ciiiet
engineer of the road. lie was at one tluie iueiooi
of The firm eff ShIpman ~ Martini
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BROOKLYN.

pres idont Robinson of Brown University VIII
nreach AT the TOmpkius Avenne C0ngiegatI0nal
Church to-day, in the absence Oh 'he heV NI' Ien-
tecOst.
49, Granite COMPANY to recover Sou damages
for alleged violation OF contract yesterday toUh
default IN the Supreme Court before Jusllcc Cullc'
The WILLIAMSBURG Athletic Club has planned
new field for outdoor sports ana Woik MlL oes st
n few days. The project VII probably coy
a. a. q o00 onf fine club has So 600 at command
Thr ground is 632 feet along CiaS9n-aye Az
Graham-st' with lSJ teet along }o a
other end Is near
1876 feet.
NJ, uagcie Dooqan. mother of the Hearts OF
OaLV bahv which was found at flatbnsb' uhuer
fhe stoon of the county hospital, mas hISo po' u
sound and sent TO take care OF he "1NpIlhg} WHICH,
e. s"erne from diphthcria. While nstne hospital
sLe fonghi with Mary OIOgaD, VINO also mas pm
thereto baby. over the division oil some ha4heeu'
A musical and literary entertainment under he
auspices Of tie PhliOmathean society VIII i"he
nlace I'M the lecture room Of plymouth I uUlCH vi
THURSDAY evening Albion ". IOurgee VIII denver
an address and Mrs. Florence kce-hnOXI MiS'
Evelyn Lyon Hcgcman, Carl Wolf, l.. I. Mol Gu
6auer H. f. II, Benedict ana tue Bluhs"ich VIII
take part in the musical part OF the programme.
Police Commissioner John n Partridge has filed
with the city clerk ms new regulations Tor ponce
.ervice lie said csterday that he thought lhcy
would enable the city 10 get betler men ioi ID"
merits irrespective Of ms political Affiliations o.
other considerations Mayor Low has approved
The regulations. They apply TO clerks patro!ntn
and hsidce keepers All applicants for positions
as natroImen dOOInen or br dge Keepers, IN idnse
A. must be citizens Of the United states ana resi-
dents of Brooklyn foc the last four years must not
be under 28 nor over 80 years OF age; not less lhd
feet q inches or more than q feet men, III neIRh'
and with prescribed weight and chest measure
inent. Glass Is mcludes all wbo-have been clllZehs
Cf the United States aud TesideDtsOf Brooklyn lor
ct least two years, who not under II nor over
~ years Of age, and between feet inches and
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THE LEERD1rS RUDDER LOST At SEA-

The ROYAL Netherlands Line steamship +.
Caand commanded by Captain f. H. Boier arrived neIe
tldinCs from her sister snip. the lecrdn
The latter vessel lett NewYors on February 90 Tor Am
s,erdam She was sighted nv the p. Caand on March l.
I'm latitude 400 49, lon -itude 40 81 I'm company with me
British steamer Lord Cough. The Leerdam reported tna
severe storm she lott her rldder. Although she did not
need immediate assistance, the T. Caland kept her IN
sight. night the Lord Cough steamed OIL her az
and arrived at Newcastle, Del, and grounded Friday
night on March the Leer'lam rugged mp Jury ruddcr
which was found TO work satisfactorily, and the vessel
20 ahe 10 make five to SIX miles hour AZ the beer-
dam and her engines IN good order and "a she was
snpled with everything necessary, IL was c0hrlueIcu
sae 10 leave her and she proceeded on toward Amste
dam while the r. Caland resumed her voyage TO New
York The heavy prevented the remoya OF any pas
senrers from tho Leeldan.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS POR
SBTPPING NEFS.


PORT or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, MARGINS. 1854
ARRIVED
stcamer TbeIcsna CBr co1nss Liverpool q DAYS with
Ildsc ], B Portland. - o.. ,,-.. ,,,, 40 ,,o
Lame - with and passengers 10 Austin BALDWIN Ca
steamer Wesrr tcr Buns Bremen Feb ~, Win muse ana
ra-srugcre 10 OolTlCh4 d 90. 80. o., u-,.t
rndsc and pa Essen gers Peter Wright son. - 49,, ,
Cailnd (Dt:h BOuei, rotterdam II Nys' "lh
rldsc and passcngcrs % Fuuch. Ehye - 60 ., ,.,o
steamer Nrchucde tItal) Viola, Messlna Zen H.
Il and Gibraltar ~ with mdse ana PASSENGERS 10 Pheps
Bros h Co ~ 10 % rs,o
20 Nasau N and Savannah days, with mdse ana passed.
gers 10 Jas j. ward & 90. o,---, H.. uri.h -,s.a
New-YOTk, QUICK NeW-OlIeahs "Ns9 N''' '''
10 ROgert Il Morgan 80 ,-.-. o. ,.r. 18th
ndse ana passeuEers 70 Jas WQuntari = Co 49,. 80. 4,
richmond BO8Z, Norfolk anu west fOh Va WIN
udse and pa-senCeGB Old Dominion - Co go ., -. ~
TucAahOo Townsend, Baltimore Win muse 10 '7p
II clover. ..i,t .,,so aud
Ste.wcr kwater Jeuncy, LeTca Del WIN muse ana
passengers to old Dominion @sC0 - - III, -.. 80 ,r
ZaldO Miller, AaaDzaa y uAy WIN H"B '""'-
der Waydcll & 60 - - h.uast
10 * sors 18th
smiling 10 order; vessel 10 Nevius & son III, , a,
Rr Harding, - J0hht Nh - uasH WIN A''
to order: vessel tn Scanned Bros.
SUNSET Wind At sandy Hook. moderate, Nj losgH ~
CRY IelsHd. fresh, NE cloudy,
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HoDoKEN,s COLLECTOR NOT FOUND.

John Mcmahon, IIoboken's Collector Is SUI
missing, and but little progress has peen i'a do'
faTlter Charles Adolphi, the accountant who mas
made annual organizations Of the books ol t G
ofcials knew the combination OF me coif' COM
mittee decided not to disturb the papers until an
expert had been engaged to examine them ne
committee later decided to employ MlI,IaIIn =.
Sactett to make the examination. McMahon
bondSmen and Mr.. Sackett were told to meet the
Mayor and the committee this morning wh9n Inc Inc
safe will again lie opened To-day was selected pe
cause Mr.. Adolph could not a''enu al ""S 0'''''
time. cr...,, COZ, tole-
grabbed Yesterday that he was sun IN bulaIU Ds
had not found his father. The sons saidlN w. w.,
only 81 800 year, but he lived extraVaS"nuy'
spending much money.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

MDDLrBURY.-TLe man killed on the NagSaIuc TX
road on Thursday evening was John Eldriugo VI
this place. no 49,.
UARlrN.-The selectmen have accepted $40 IN
fun payment Of the claim against an nlsuraIn Inc
compa1y which issued a policy on the town nan
recently burned special tenn mfelHg WIZ nf re pe
MINING e hall Oyster growers are still IN
doubt as TO the boundaries Of public and private
oyster beds as proclaimed by the Fish Comhiis-
siOncTS
NoRwAIKA general index of the town TGGG ,rd
" INC Will Of the late Warden Thomas H. Morl-
SON is on file. The bulk of the estate, valued NJ
81 600 600. goes TO his son Thomas >. Moris"n..
~. Church Choral Union Will give a concert on
Wednesday evening with ch"ious oI @oo Nol''S'
NV MIFoRD.-Thc meeting of the Housat"nlc
Mix Producers Association II 10 be held on o"tui-
d1y. The Housat0nic Railroad VIII issue Tree
masses one way for all who attend the meeting
BgIDGEPORr.-Ihe HaTb0T Master was informed
Yesterday that schooner loaded with IRON ore was
SINK on Fort Hale and that another schooner les
agrouud on the flats above the fort. Both VIII nc
m ,ed The schooner Ruth Robinson arIlFtu
from BOstou Yesterday having been eleven days ia
the massage She was blown twice from her COURSE
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Companies c, D, 6, and X of the 22d Regi-
ront wi narade AZ the arn0ry for battalion drill under
command OF Colonel Porter tomorrow evening ,.o
siics f Inc S ate marksman'a badge 10 he completed
for nv team Of ten from each company-oue 10 ne
presented to each member OF the winning T,.n , ro
netitiop will he under the supervision OF Firsteu-
teI mi md Comlui.ssry william H. Greenland acunS IN
spectOr Of rife practice. - = -. t,.,.o.,.h
FTbe veteran CORPS will meet az No East Fteenth-
A. ON March - Coloncl Laird requesting mn 9teno
u,c the members o. the corps hdye been invited 10 az
tend the animal reception of the 1st Pennsylvahla
Pee uent al their now armOrY, and will proceed there
with the veterans OF tho 2jd Regiment On hSIcn AV
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rnent for The Salvation Army has hireda
hall for one year, and Will begin services to-day
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

tbS Of ho Churches last Sunday
ed as follows Baptist 81 PTSsIyteG,an pr SS-
formed o. Methodist 49, Inc Union hen ns sn 9SrI bv
cry Jmt"al life Insurance Company to Richard de
CHntiIon tho Union League met in this building
and il was also used for the storage OF annanitoh
uri ha transforned into tenement house prop
ert V The membership of the Rockland County
Branch of the Society Tor Inc
c|,,rU Ny,cK.-Commod0 William Yoorhls and
prcsident browning of the Northern Railroad have
ivan a valuable plot of ground on which to erect
n fine engine house
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THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEANERs.

IoynoN March 7-Saed. steamer Durham CITY lBr] Lhh
for IIaifR- and Boston. .-- - m,
Inch from baltimore Feb II. 90 , ,,--.-- m,
opPSsTowS March SAILED steamer City Of Chester tBr
land from Liverpool hence for New Iork
sfbArTyed steamer Ceplsl0nia OBJ, walker from New
York sch ~ on her Liverpool tand proceedeti -
Istr az WIau March S-Passed, steamef LWgate Hill
~ Aer rom Feb ~. on her way 10 London.
SftTY March Passed, steamer Amenqne Fr, Santeln
fror, sew. York Feb u, her way to Havre,
C6rTSH,Ggy March 7-salled, steamer 1hingvana (Dan
LauD, for NeW.YOrk
Asr,vs.,I March sailed steamer city 81 Para Dexter
for New-YOTk. QUA. ,,.-...s-..
VggA CRIL March sailed steamer CITY oil ALEXANDRIA
Tfrnu,ernaun New YORK via Havana
March sailed steamer city OF Pueba. Deaken
from Vera Cruz hence for New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-09
Jersey CTTY.

large fv-wheel in Thompson's steel factory
hurst obont : o'clock yesterday afternoon, ana ere
ated CONSERVATION among the $50 men employee 10
the building Robert Welsh the englnteer had ba nN
arm and leg broken by a fragment Oh Ine Tme 9,,
and another piece struck RODcrt VIcch' "O'H'"'
and broke his leg. -
The Rev. Alexander McKelvey will he stalled
,aefor of the second PTeshyterian ChuICn OH
Thursday evening. The Rev. c. 4. Shaw, OF fater-
son, will preach the sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-09
UrSTCuESTER COUNTY.

PrERsEILI-The fair Of the ConTtia kLo oI,,
= and A. M which has been heid III the NeiS3h
Mo Ill% -, came to a close Friday night. The
Perkskill Hook aud Ladder Company was AWARDED lea
a silver trumpet, and 5000 piano was Drawn py
George Odell. IN.
Wu,rr P,1I<s.-Chester w. NeTick the jalIoI
who shot and killed James Burns prisoner III me
Pnnam County jan. in November, was taken De
fore Judge Dyclunau yesterday on VIM Oh napT T
decision was eser, ed......An application h3yin9
Leen made for executive cemcncy in behalf OF
Hoffman, the murderer, Governor IIeNeIahu LAS io
auested a copy of the evidence III the case
SING S,yG-Goyernor Cleveland has pardoned
David Murphy, who has been in prison nearly
eleven wears. lie killed David Barry III bar,IOom
fight at SecOnd-ave. and >Xteenlh-st., NeW-lorh =
and Recorder Iackett sentenced him 70 be hanged
Governor Dix committed the sentence to lmprlsoh-
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Steamer Canada Br, Robinson, London-F " J ii prst
steamer Calico lir Je9s4s ysrn yl
'sI leSmdr RSc Or Bensc Liverpool oucenstown-
steamer crcassa (Br Campbell Glasgow-HendersOn
steamer Empire Cpr) Davies Newcastle on Tyne-smp
0P Steamer Viola KS Murray IeseageE Bros p,o.
steamer allfnrnia Ger Nmklcr Hamburg ScaecI bIo
steamer Westphals GeT1, franzen' hamburg
steamer Rhein CGer Jungst Bremen via southampton
Steamer Pcnnana CBcIg) weyer Antwerp-Peter Wright
steamer Niagara, Baker. HayanaJas ward co. r r,
steamer Ianpasis. Crowch' Key west hnu ''i'''o" y -
Steamer CGametta Read New Orleans & Morgan
~, 4 nor Hudson Fiennau, New Orleans " seaman
Steamer Na,oochce, KcmpI9n, SaysnnaIt ohfei II o,
steamer city OF Columbia "oodhul' Chare'''n- = yum
Steamer Benefactor Trtbou. Wilmington, Nc-wm Clyde
steamer Richmond Boaz, West Point, Va, via Newport
stosmeT G1yandotjc Kelley Newport News and West
Point Na-Od dominion 5 Co 49, ,,.,.,.o, an, Ate,an.
dri s.eiifSl v w Hhf ,.''
steamer nne foseT foIato H 1Ts
stea,nrr zen whitney Halctt, Boston--H DmocL.
Bark Reppno Acc,nue dtsD aignone Anlier java Tor
srs seatoo Tao cappclO FunohaI and sbOnFunch
Ap ,arS q f 80" IN carter. Houeu-scanme Bros.
Bsr4 tarmoqnt Br King AatTeIp1nSSS n nIIs0''
BARK 81 Olaf Non sloberg, RIO Janeiro-C Mccullough
BSrE Chas Ward Behrman Matanzas-Mler HouSh-
Bark Morning star ,B Leonhari stJaso and Guantanamo
sclr Helen thompson stevens BaracoaH Dumas,
schr Harry Morris lBr 81 john NIB j Whitney Co.
SAILED.
Steamers serviA and Baltic. for verpOol Canada and
AssyTan Monarch LGndon Catalonia, Lyerpoo wa b3'loa
Cifcassa Castaa state Of Indiana, GLASGOW Nlasst
Hayana Lempas1s ga VSs accb S savannah Civ OF 20
lumOia ChaIlestOD bene'acto wilmington On DVm!nron
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HOME NEWS.
,pOMTNFNT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman Ho%se RoGg[ hc }S9n United
cfPh6adelphia, ana Hotel st. MGrc-Danel Meaning,
HS 4; Ps. 4SsSSe
4e Tocaueyie, OF "itsd states Navy. Glenhom no q,
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Sbner pOu i y a. darlington, United states A'oy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-09
NEWARK.

The Common Council has appointed comm s
sion 10 consider plan for erecting ne" maj nc
hOnse
Controller Onipn has been authorized to issue
600 900 of temporary loan bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-09
MARINE INrELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Ann rises 6l7 sets 500 Moonses 447 Moons dS y
WATER TO-DAY.
H-Saudv Hoot. b5l Gov. Island, 620 uet care sV 9S
PM-sandy H9oA, 6:l3 GOV Island. 6oI Ideu Cas- o7V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-09
STATEN ISLAND.

SorTtrF1rtD-The Legislature has passed an act
ieSaiizing bonds to the amount, Of $4,000, and
aIs0 making legal bonds of Middletown to the
amnnnt OF SlS,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-09
LUNDBoRG's RHRSIsH COLOGNE.

HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. De-
,AATsvtrgfon.e ave between 30th and ltSstt
Heurs sto Bt07 Diseases II tho Nofyon. W,Sn
GenitO. q rlnary Ofgana Impotence Ahd stoihH'