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The Portland daily press., 1884-06-03
INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
EastpOrt, Me. Calais, Me-, st. John, n.
B., Halifax, N. s. SC.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
3 TRIPS PER WEEK.

ON AND AFTER MON
NhaAt- DAY, MAY 9th. stea M
f-Jzka@sssS Esa+1p of this Line will
Leave RaiirO ID Wharf,
foot of State Street. every Monday, wednesday and
Friday at p. m.. for Passport and ST. john With
COM ections for Calais. Robbinston, st. andrews
Pembroke, Houlton, Woodstock, Grand Menan
Campobello, Digby, Annapolis, Yarmouth, Wind,
sor, Halifax, Moncton, Newcastle Amherst Pictou
Shediac, Bathurst, Dalbousie, Charlottetown, Fort
Fairfield, Grand Falls and other stations on the
New Brunswick and Canada, Intel colonial Wind
sor and Annapolis, Western Counties, Rail Roads,
and Stage Routes.
R-Freight received up to p. m. and any In
formation regarding the same may be had at the
office of the Freight Agent, Railroad y haff.
For Circulars, with Excursion Routes, Tickets
State Rooms and further information apply at
Company's Office, 40 Exchange st.
7. @. HERSEY, President and Manager.
mays DIFF
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A No. b Moulton street. lately occupied by
n Smith & Wescott For particulars call on
REUBEN WESCOFT,
myl2dtf AIS Fore street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily wholesale Market.

Portland Daily Wholesate Market.
PORTLAND, June 2.
The general merchandise movement is fairly
tive with prices steady and unchanged in most lines.
Grain was frmer to-day at the West; here the
market remains about the same. The amount of
Corn in sight at present is 8,452 $50 bush, l.
b16, 1863 bush less than year ago. and the prospect
for heavy corn crop is rather dubious. Sugar is
weak at unchanged figures. Bermuda Onions are
lower. Fresh Fl b in good receipt; by the cargo
Cod sold to day at l1ac and Haddock lc " ID and
Hake ~ c. No receipts of Halbut at this port, but
at Gloucester he market is firm and higher. Fresh
Beef is hrmer but without quotably change
we quote sides 991O1Ac v ID, hind quarters 1l@
a9s fores 61s@71ac rounds with tanks log 101s;
rounds at 11G12cc, rumps and loins at l4@l6c,
rumps 14@l5c, loins I4917c, rattles at 6@6c,
backs 71aG9c, ehueks 61a@7c, short rib cuts Ii
9l4o. Mutton at 10@12c,
The following the latest quotations, OF Flour,
Grain, Povisions, &c.
ElOur. GraEu
auperine and old "a M Corn car lots. 90
low grades. 3 50D4 80 new do, car lots. 67a6S
Spring and Corn, bag lots, 66969
Xxx Spring. 3 DOGS oo Oats. Sar LOTT. a G46
Patent Spring oate, bag lots.... 46@4S
Michigan Win iCottonseed. car lots % y
ter straights5 Ou@6 col ottonSeed, bag lotsS0 90
Do roller. 1898 26 sackedBran car lot. -
st. Louis Win IL 509l9 DO
tor straight 8 0OG16 IS 90 baglotA2l O0@22 90
Winter Wheat S22024 90
atente.... 80 bo@7 25i do bag lots 2s@$25 90
Produce. Pfovfsions.
p do syrup s1a1 o5 Backs. 10 ooa1e SO
Pea Beans Dogs 20 Clear. .18 O0@18 30
Mediums. q 7O32 30 Mess 1T 5Ol18 90
German med2 $500 80 Mess Beef II 009l1 80
yellow Eyes $393 30 Ex Mess..12 25@12 so
OaIons Pbbl. o 0010 90 Plate. .13 259l3 so
Irish Potatoes 35@40 Ex Plate.l4 OOa1 IA 20
gsrmudaOni'ns1 65@l75 Hams ...... 13M@l4c
Eggs " doS. GIG Hams, covered 10 0loc
turkeys, ~ 10 ~ @23c Lard
Chickens ....... 20422c Tub, y ID 0s4 9
Fowi.............20G2lcI Terces.. 8M g 8
Ducks 1920 Pail. ....... 91a @1o
Butter. seeds.
Or samery ....23@26c Red Top. ...2 1903 90
Gilt Edge Ver... % 1850 Timothy 49,. i 66@2 90
Cboi w.. ..........18 Q2Oc Glover. 10 @12M
Good 20, ........159l6cl Raisius,
store. 10@12 20 Musoatel. .....2 4092 10
Cheese. London Lay'r q 2292 rs
Vermont Ill 5141s Ondura 500. 91a9101@
ny Fact'y.. IL G141a Valencia. :. 7@ S~
Apples. Oranges.
BaldingP Dbl. .5UO96 90 Valencia 6O97 DO
Rvaporaied y h 1917 Is Elk large cs 0098 90
Dried apples. ..91s@10 Florida. "A h0D6 W
Sliced :" ...1O11Ola Messina. ......S 1894 90
sugar. Palermo ......S b0@3 rs
GRADUATED " ID ....7 Lemons.
Extra O......,.... ..6sS Messina. ......4 BUGS bO
Palermo "a 50@S 80
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Hides mad T@Ilow.

PORTLAND, June 2.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
"a cars miscellaneous merchandise; for connecting
roads, II cars miscellaneous merchandise.
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FOR SALE--$5O0-An old established en-
Il ploymenJ office, finely fitted; present owner
years in the business enjoys first class patronage
located on Washington Street. Boston, paving SIS
70 $50 per week; rare chance for somebody. w.
+. CARRUTHERS, "a fremont Row, Boston. je2-l
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REDUCED OCEAN TICKETS.

pY the largest, fastest and best passenger and
u mail steamers between America and Europe
Rates: st cabin $50 to $780, second cabin $40 to
$50; intermediate $50 to $40; stsersge outward
and prepaid to and from British ports, $50 and $2l
mental ports, SIT to S25. scandinavian ami Sterl-
ing sight checks at lowest rates. Apply to j. l..
FARMER, % Exchange street. ap14d2m
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Sid I'm Liverpool May 81. ship Abner Coburn,
Nichols. New York.
Sid tim Pauillac May 49, ship John Potter, Cur
us Cardiff.
Ar at Shanghai prev to May 3Ist, ship Belle of
Bath, Nichols, New York.
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ENOR SALE, $i5O.-An interest in paying
Il business, live man wanted for Treasurer and
General Manager, business is established and 5000
dollars has been spent in advertising it. The
amount above will secure for good man a situa-
ton which will pay at least Thirty Dollars per
week. References required and given. JOHN
SMITH, JR. & co., 45 Milk Street, Boston, Mass
may31-1
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will leave BELFAST on arrival OF day train
from Boston and Portland, for above points. arFY-
ing at Il ASTPOR 600 n nm. and HALL
FAX tvis Windsor & Annapolis Railway az .. 20
p, mn day following. Returning leaves AN
NAPO every MONDAY and THURSDAY on
arriy Of train leaving Halifax at 72O a. m; leaves
EASTPORr p aud connects with train
from tefast following morning. Will run tri week
ly during July, connecting with Maine Central X.
X. at sit. Desert ferry. jn2d1m
The Portland daily press., 1884-06-03

Flows from the Maximum Mineral Fountain of Sar-
atoga Springs, and is in the opinion of the most emf
nent medical men Natures Sovereign Cure for
Consti patton, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver I'm
active ConditiOns of lhe II idneys, and most
salutary Alternative in scrofuous affections. With
ladies, gentlemen, and bon vivants everywhere 1t
has become the standard of dietary expedents, for
tifying The digestive functions and enabling free
ivers to indulge with mpunity st table The world
of wealth. intelligence, and refinement tiles to
its sparkling, naturally pure, and delightful quail
ties as the beverage incompatible, and accredt it
with being the and speediest of clear
comp exions, hi h health, and exuberaut spirits.
Hathora spring Water is sold only in glass
bottles; four dozen pints are packed in case. 1t
may be obtained at all hotels and Of druggists wine
merchants. and grocers everywhere. my5d6m
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wANTED-Men, Women, Boys and Girls, G

WANTE D-Men, Women Boys and Girls, can
w start new, light and easy business in their
in daytime or evening-Do peddlingo travelling nee
essary-is strictly honorable, and will positively
bring in more money in so days than anything ever
or SO to SIG day if you start right. ''The Secret
Revealed" what want you to do,' and ONE
DOAEN Samples to commence work on, by return
mail, FREE. Send 1Oe for postage and advertising,
and address ii. NJ. CHENEY q CO., Waltham, Mass.
my12 dim
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EOR sALE-ssOO; one-haIf on easiest of
l. TERMS Lodging House. finely located in the
city Of Boston, 10 rooms, 10 beds; black walnut
month; pays easy $50 month profit, with personal
rent free. AyEaELL s. EGGINTON, II Court
street, Boston, Mass my28-1
ESOR SALE, $60O-One half interest in
manufacturing business, well established with
800 per cent profits large list of paying customers
live energetic man to increase the business and
work with owner lucrative. SHIRT hours, pleasant
genteel. AVERELL 8 EGGlNToN, IL Court St.
Boston, Mass. may31-l
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I-A-lRI-NE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
MONDAY, June 2.
Arrived.
Steamer State of Maine, Pike Boston for East
Brig a j PettingiIl, Dewey, Philadelphia-coal to
Nc Gent RI: Vessel to j Winslow Co.
Sch Flora Rogers, Jameson, Brunswick, Ga-hard
pine to W Richardson.
Sch Mabel Phillips, Gardner Baltimore-coal to
Sch Florida, from Boston oil to conley Son.
Sch Rowena, Colt, Boston.
Sch Florida, Hall, Boston.
Sch Harry MattheIs, (Br) Smith, Darlington, MS,
with canned lobster to Portland Packing Co.
Portland Ogdensbuag RI.
Sch M Giilmor. Gillmor, Port Clyde.
Sch Nsuseag, from Prospect Harbor.
Sch Anna Lila. Fernald, with 200 bbls mackerel.
Sch Corporal Trim, Parker, off Shore with Ito
bbls mackerel, fresh.
AR 3lst-Sch Olive H Robinson, Keene Western
Banks with $50 otis fish,
mackerel.
Barque Queen of the Exc Dinge. Sydney, CB-
Chase, Leavitt Il Co.
Brig Hattie NJ Balm. Collins. Cow Bay, CB-Per-
Scbs Golden Gate AIMEE and New Boxer, Rankin,
| Weymouth Hall & Haskell.
Sch Shepardess, Mcfarland South Bristol-N
Sch Emma Littlejohn, Kennebec to load for
| Philadelphia-0has Leavitt g. Co.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
SACO, June 2-Ar,ischs Eliza Levenseller, Keller,
| Elizsbethport Jos Hayes, Phinney, Albany.
WISCASSET June 3l-Ar, schs Lewis French,
| Merriman Gloucester Alfalfa. Thurston, and st
Lucar, Knight, Boston.
Sid, schs Emeline Merriman, Portland.
BOoTHBAY, june lar, schs catalina, John:
son, and Wafe fall. Orchard Portland; Abbie NJ
Deering Seavey. do Julia A Ward, Stevens, Boston
to load ice for Philade phia.
| Sld schs Lille Dale, Hodgdon. (from Cape Shore)
| for Portland Cora Louise Pinkhan. fishing.
| EAST MACHIAS, May 30-Ar, sch M B Oakes,
ingalls,. Boston.
| Sch Walter Hall. Sc tons has been sold to Capt
| P Hanson, of Machias. who will take command
of her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
THE HoMGOPATHIO CONTENTION

DEER PARK, Md, June 19.-ln the Homeo-
pathic Convention this morning DIT. Bowling, Of New
Work from the Committee the question or an Amert
can edor-inChlef the revision Of the Materia Med
ca made report recommending that an editor be APP
min "a 10 work in unison with DR.. Hughes, OF England,
and named Dr. j. z. Dake OF Nashville, Tenn The
conmendstion was unanimously adopted II was or
dered that the appointment OF three members OF tle
American Committee OF Revision be made by the commit
toe sDnoipted last night. Drs bowling Talbot, and o. s.
Rnnnels DrLLTabot, chairman OF the intercollegiate
Committee reported that the eleven colleges represented
in the institute had unanimously voted TO require from
the sessoas of 1885 and 49, thorough examination
The branches of good English education, mathematics,
and natural philosophy. The report was adopted.
The reDort of the Bureau Of Surgery presented by
rr George A. Hail. Of Chicago, chairman-subiect for
discnssion Inflammation and included papers by Dr.
g. A. Hall of Chicago, DR.. Talbot OF Boston, j. H. Nc
tleIon of Ptsburg j. f. James, OF Philadelphia A s..
Everett, OF Denver COL NJ G. Terry of Utica, william
Tod Uclmuth OF New-loTk.
lively struggle ensued to secnre location Of meeting
for anot er year St. Louis received hytwo votes Lake
MinnetOpka FIVE, and Lake ChautauquR fOryeghtg DR..
Allen OF New York, unanimously elected president
Of HE Institute, and Dr. Cowperthwats OF Iowa. vice
president DR.. +. NJ Kellogg, OF New-YOrk, elected
trea,urer for the tenth. consecutive time Dr. H. C. Bur
CHER OF Pittsurg, was reelected general secretary
nr Il NJ strong OF NewY0rk, re elected provisional
secretary The present Board Of Censors reelected
DR. H. ID. Paine, Of New-YOrk, was reelected NEGRO
loRiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
EALLrRES IN THIS CITY.

Soon after the County Clerks Office was
opened yesterday morning Of the legal representa-
tfves of Ii. b. Claim Co. put upon record judgment
against Gu-aye Simon in favor OF them for 80 S93 o.
Following this ve judgments amounting to S1663 ~ IN
favor OF Jacob Feischhauer, eight judgments aggegang
50 Gg6 90 in favor Leo b. Segman aud one Judgment
Tor 997 OF favor OF Robert Morrison were also put
on record against Gustave Simon. This gentleman Is ne
senior member Of the firm of Gustave Simon Co. manu-
facturers of lace goods, Nos. 26 and % Lspenardt
simon began business In August ISL and In January,
1872 formed the firm Of G. Simon Co. In May last they
claimed to have surplus in their business Of S6lS2o
over liabilities OF $4,000. But as they had been slow In
their payments their rating at r. @. Dun * CO.'S was
materially reduced. II said that they now owe about
900 The sheriff possession Of their store on the
Judgment in favor OF II. Il. Clatlin Co.. .
W. d. Riggs Co., manufacturers OF felt sklrts NO a.
Worth-st made an assignment TO samuel Fredberger
when Was recorded In KINGS County their FACTORY Is
at First and south sixth sts Brooklyn, and both the
uartuers live IN that city The firm composed OF
William d. Riggs and Ira p. Arnold. Riggs began Dls-
ness m January 1873, Riggs Page. They dissolved
in January, 1892 Riggs continuing alone until January,
1888 when his present partner joined him Their prefer
euces amouut ~ DOL 80,
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LOSSES IN OTHER PLACES.

WHEELING June 19.-The Andes FIGURING
and wooen Mill at Beeye W. Va was Du nf Soo as
goods grain aud flour were destroyed Inc mn mn WI wa
owned by Wells COngrove, The loss Is SHooo' ana
there 5 insurance.
BRADFORD, Penn, June ia fire started this morn
ing i'm A. Monroe q Co.'S. frewOrk and conectlon
cry store destroying it, together with the
Bent House, a fOur-story building anu
Flynn Brothers tailor shop. The loss ls esa
mated at $4,000.
PrrrsBURG, June ia house on the South side was
set on fire this morning by the explosion or an Oh can
and Lizzie Temple age ten. burned so badly that
she died i'm an hour Frank Oxemiter, who extngushed
the fire. was terribly burned about the head race ana
hands and may not recover the little grl was using
oil to light fire In the stove.
PITTsBrRG June 10.-Willam RentOn IL Cos. hinge
factory was destroyed by fire this morning ne loss Is
$4,000, fully insured in the Germania, OF New york;
the Phoenix, OF London the Etna. or Hartford; the
London and Lancashire of Liverpo) and the western
of Toronto
BALTIMORE June 10.-Fre this evening destroyed the
produce warehouse of Hops Halter on North ST., WIN
isconents hay straw and grain The damage TO STOCK
was $4,000 with $1,000 insurance. The damage 10 the
building $500, fully insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
ROBBED BY TIE BROKERS.

CLEVELAND, June 1S.-The firm of Harmon
& Grove is an extensive lumber Of this city. Tho
Junior member Is Mira Grove, whose husband ded few
years ago, leaving her with three sons and
Inc vast business he had built up. Ms. Grove
had tho utmost confidence IN her sons and
some months ago her Edward to OF the
CITY banks TO deposit $4,000 e took the money and
did as his mother directed Mrs Grove weekly received
brr nrofs i'm cash Edward Grove is all nell gent young
man about twenty-five years OF OF excellent moral
habits but unused TO the ways OF the world The stock
ments II was the same old story.
stocks dropping Finally Mrs. Grove
wanted 70 draw out 5000 and took the bank book
and when went get the money, the staggering ju
cceuee met her that she had but - 800 to her credit
The hank book showed cash balance OF nearly 500 600
THE bank officials knew nothing ABOUT that. The figures
were not theirs.
he now finds that the officials correct The AFFAIR
places Mrs. Grove in an unpleasant position ana efforts
viii he made to compel the brokers concerned refund
yItatt have received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
ORDERS TO NAVAL OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Leutenants B. 0.
Scott Alexander Sharpe and j. A. sherman have been
ordered 10 proceed to their homes aud wait oTders Le
tenant A. d. Wyokof ordered 10 temporary duty at the
Navy Department Pay Inspector 4. T.. Caswe 10 the
Hartford as feet paymaster of the Pacific Station Pay
master H. NJ. Dennston placed waiting orders As
Philip Leach ordered TO examination for
uromotion Following officers been ordered to the
European station by PQwhatan, June %; Lieutenant
Commander John schOuler. Chief Engineer r. M. Barte
Manney Passed Assistant Engineer A. Is. Canaga Lieu
tenants w. j. X Patch aud d. Adams TO the Lancasteri
lieutenant Singer Chief Engineer L. j. Allen, Leuen-
ants T. f. Fletcher L. W, Sturdy, c. s. SHERIFF. NJ. 4.
Huston and J. b. Briggs, paymaster II. g. Mcconnell.
Passed neer j. r. Bingham and Assistant
Engineer O. T. Manning to the Quinnebaug. Ensgns A.
n Wood and A. Q. Almy ordered ~ the Nina Passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
NEW-JERSEY.

Observation-Disclosures attempted TO ire q
la-ge four-story building used as leather factory,
on Bloomfeld-ave., on Wednesday night
LONG BRANCH.-The American Railway Master
Mechanics Association listened to several papers
Yesterday and then elected officers. J. H. Flynn OF
the Western and Atlantic Railroad was chosen
president. The members went TO Beach Haven TO
spend the night as the guests of Charles I; Parry
of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, of Philadelphia
PATERsoN.-Henry Z. Gritty owns a greenhouse
near Straight and Far sts., and james Norwood
has a house ON the adjoining lot. Norwood COM
planned to the Board of Health that the tnmiga-
ton Of Chitty's greenhouse was nuisance. entity
then hired Surveyor who discovered that NOR
wood had built his house fraction Of an men over
the line. Yesterday he brought suit IL the
County Court for damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
WINNERS At THE BICYCLE TOURNAMENT

PHILADELPHIA June 1S.-A large assem-
blaze filled the grand stand at Jumbo Park this after
noon TO witness the second days ia the bicycle
Tournament The two mile race for amateurs who had
never won a first prize taken by f. W. Kohler, OF
philadelphia in 6:25l4. The hve-me tricycle. race was
won easily by +. p. Burnham in 1893 The
one mile amateur obstruction race over
hurdles eleven inches high, was won by
j. A. Green in 4:l4.
In the iye-mc amateur bicycle the best amateur
record was beaten by two men, A. Doph of New London
Ohio, making the distance in 15:18l9, and John Brooks
of Blossburg Penn, in 1520le. The twO-me amateur
state championship won by A. q. Powell, Of
Philadelphia, in 653. In the one-mile amateur bicycle
race for BOYS under sixteen Finley, OF Smithve,
I'm 3:23. The onc-me tug-of-w8r between the Quaker
City Club Philadelphia and the Star Club Of Smith
VILE n j.. each club entered three men, and the three
Star men finished first
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FRENCH CHARITY FESTIVAL.

The annual charity festival in aid of the French
Benevolent Society was held at Lion Park One
O'clock the trains of the elevated road began to
discharge carloads Of guests at One hundredand-
fourth-st., aud by IL O'clock there Mere Mere
1000 in the park. The large paVl aOd
coats of arms of the different cities of France among
which appeared the red, white and blue Ghii-
nese and Japanese lanterns by the hundred' pa.
8 o'clock the French ana Belgian Consul-Generals,
and the presidents of the Swiss, Italian and French
societies in the city, were formally received Dy tne
were INDUCED in, and the festivities were con-
tinued till o'clock this morning.
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o.. ror. ,pr Pike, Hsrbor Grace NB-Harvcy outes
Or BsFs Falmouth Br Malcolm, Hantspsrs Ns-snow|
Burgess aptic Lanfsre st Pierre MartinqueH Tro
BRIGGS ,S soma savvsr Galyeston-Tupper Beat,e,
pri1 Masr AUST scopnlcb Konesberg eer=sioco'iop
&C. &C. kathleen tpr Cook cudad Bros
BIZ Daylight Croker, Bridgetown' Bermuda"
scsr Martinique Loxen Aguadilia-R Buck Co.
SAILED.
stsamor. Baltic for Liverpool Grecsn Monarch LSnaom
st.e state RSTeaax Wsiana Hamburg Brooklyn CITY Brsto
City Of Alexandria Vera Cruz; Gwas sydney cD oaH'A'
sbaDs cmann for sbangha Caroline phlIsdegha
Rarks Joseph Bopes Tor Zanzibar; Caesar, socknoim
A Brig Cameo, for Port Spain
THE MOVEMENTS OF sfEAhSh@
,oxnos Jupe 1eArrved steamer Regina Br) Cook from
LiyFSroof, June ls-saileo Egypt (B SUMNER
iO f6SpospRaRY June 1eArriyed Loyaine tBr
rR @ne Bi% % Say Tea Canadian B Men,
es z tS june Is%Passed Barre from
N SssSGs Jun! June Greg
Or iE E% June issasd steamer Rasia leer Aieer'
for New-York
HAVANA June ls-Arrived steamer Saratoga mcih'''n'
SRAcsY HAD June steamers Peruvian sg,
Wyiie from Liverpool for Montreal Titana Sbf oasso~
iC MoSTsraL June e-saed Montreal Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posrox lime Arrived steamer De Ruyer (Bss, Bra
rens Antwerp Norman Googns, Phhaneipnhi A'pN" i"A
month Ms; Berkshire, Baltimore -, o...h. Yo.rta
Cleared steamers city OF Macon Kelley Savannah Jeane'
COggins, Bafacoa - 49,, .o...or phoortcan (Rr
Brown Glasgow Reading, Salemi Cenupeae Aii'n''"N'
Achilles and Harrisburg, Boston -. ,ro.vror. No,..
Cleared steamers Planmeer OBJ, Rowe newport Ne"'
RAiTMoRF June Io-Arrived, steamers Johns HOPKINS
Savannah: Nlneand, New. YORK ,,..ro. p.o,oan. W.,
Cleared steamers Habsburg (Ger) Pfeiner Bremen
woodward New.Yorki Allegheny. Bostoh Naohoe 'Di'
Fyfe Kingston.
y.I lime Arrived steamer Cbattahoocbee, Dag
oetf New York; VIM Lawrence. Balumofe'
Sailed Gate City, Boston s.oamer
NFW-ORLEANs, June 19-At the Passes-AIfNeu' 'es"~'
sailed steamer inventor (Br) Liverpool.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FIRE FOLLOWED BY A RIOT.

BRADDocKs, Penn, June l9P 1Iien e. en- t wss
DESTROYED by Are this morning The buildings consumer
were the Fawce House. the Burton street aS ssdaens
Tnnor store and ten-pn alley Seddens hardware ana
tin shop CreghtOns pump works and ktstefs
was partially insured After the fire had peeh ehu a.
gushed small riot occurred which was Rpce6 i9 tbs
b1ngs of some whiskey barrels and become
number Of persons were slightly INJURED, ouG IN Who
0uelled The riot and arrested eight of the principals
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Holt reference case before Referee Cole, IL a. m %
Produce Bank case before Referee Scudder' NO. oo
Wal-st., IL ~, will -
Examination OF Newark Savings Institution oicers
Newark. - o--,...
Meeting OF Independent Republican Committee
Kairoad meeting Mr.. Fink's office.
New-York Driving Club's races, MorTi sania, 3 p M
Kelly prize debate chapel OF the Conege Oh Ine lily VI
New. York, 1870 y. IN.
lawn tennis tournament, Hastings 2 y. m 49,
German Republican Central Committee, NO. $50
Bowery, p. IN. -, - q, .... car,
Fifteenth Assembly District Blaine and Logan Cam
nairn Clnh. No. 53l Nnth-aXe., 2. N.
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LONG ISLAND.

EAST NEW YoRK.-Henry Bussmass, age sixty-six,
of Vermont-avc.. while crossing the track OF the
Long Island Railroad in Atlantic-aye. yesterday,
was struck by an engine aud instantly killed.
LoNG ISLAND CITY-The Citizens Committee has
decided that the County IreasureTs Office should
be investigated - The case of Patrick Casey, con-
victed and sentenced to be hanged for the murder
of Police Sergeant Cummisky, came mp for a re-
hearing before Judge Bartlett, IN the Queens Coun-
" Court of Oyer and Tcrmmer yesterday morning
Casey's wife, his mother and several of his rela-
tives testified that they had believed his mind TO
be unsound for many years The case Will be con-
Jury this afternoon.