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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
soE
Buildings, Schools. Churches. Hospitals,
Dwellings, s.ssmsrs, Passenger,
Sleeping and asirlssrsiorscars.
Psrsscs vsasIIasisn gasrAssesd
wherever vsnsiiatien is
Rsqsirsa.

Architects and builders unite In saying
e. the window.
Our ventilator gin any sizsl. when
placed through q wall. Q window sash. o.
q wooden bar under sash asdmits Q con
slant supply Of fresh air und8r peffeci
control. without drauRhls; any tesiroc
temperature can be maintained IN any
apartment Ne cffice or sGeeping room
should Be without u e Il stops D9rzlars
excludes rain and dust and keeps thf
apartment constantly fresh without Ssis
ing the windows. Being heavily psated
In nickel. Il n very ornamental wheG In
plaza. Tho handles serve % n Ealats
ventilstof. also 70 reiss ard lower tht
window.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

q. 9. Lzxp oyFrcs ~ oErsrssE.f..l
ApfA =. tezH.
GrKeflee - hereby sfpn1 shsf fH0xAH
PITTS hae nlea nofiae 81 fni~ntxza " cc1n-
a. n he abssae<. tbs fsiers - fas I)is1llc<
Gguxi. ~ Bis ef1ne ~ seas u. v. r.. % TAnrx-
Day. she liza Dag a. suns A. D. lies. -
aSEpsstesd apEllesfion "a. Ee1l, fes tas 4 n
- \ e ssetisn -. tosnsAtp - n1r1l. sne.
6 eRsA.
IL manss - rssnsasees A,ssb sak.
kbTz;sEm gsnez. Ssmss q NeDoza31 "a Tnss.
Hark;ne, ~ y kea<op, WI
foElN I. 0oNHx.
sszn{s< E<xisEer - - Ee6ll <I1es,
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A hnmz spashIe physirzan ssssrss thzs
h - earrd Q wous1n o< nerss1s dis
sussex bs having hex pTsc<k&s - rciieE
sksssa 1 few ko1rs sscA tzy foE thrss
nseuskA
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bag is Iaaepeadent.

WAHHIsoToN, June 10.-Fnst Assist
ant Postmaster General Hay says that
he 10 unaware Of any prsroxatlve by
which Senators may dictate eppoias-
fnents Of postmasteFs, and that while
he would give great weight 70 their
suggestions, he would appoint q post.
master opposed in politics to the Ad
Iniaistration II q majority Of the pat
fons OF tAe Office favored such an ap-
fointnaent,
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Examlnassens Dc ne uefd.

BcaTox, Sune 10.--AIl establishments
in this csty engaged in selling pools on
base ball and other sporting events
we're raidcd this afternoon and all their
appurtsnanees seizsd, all persons sell
ing pools were arrested.
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Divided Nshiilss..

Sx. PETERSBURG, jane f0.-The police
state that the Nlhilists Of this city are
seriously divided In opinion as 10 the
hest means OF continuing their aRita-
tation. A majority of tbe brotherhood
are believed to be in favor OF an aban-
donuient Of terrorism and Of the max
nag Of an eifort 10 effect revolution by
uAaifie means.
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Ask YOUR HARDWARE DEALER
FOR TT.
General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
8 and 2.
Send for circular. Cal Or address cor
respondence Investigating DAfLx P0sT-
IsTzk1loKnCksL eeattie. W. To
rnyynrr swru ~
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AAzsks Cfxs. No, Juas IA sensz.
- = eh0fcA and s1eietv circiss uas
sH1 aess today b. tho qualification
- <sAss Of LEGAL desanseass and In
&St from hochestsr, New fosk. 80
y snog tllRs ths kHs. ff. D. JAr.
~ victor eG 81 Maryss kpascceal
- q Mis- ssty asrvsd : term ~ I've
g Us Manroe psllisestiAsys Nos
: 1&sinz bsen esnesaesi whsIa BE
ee<d Il. tps tie tnuelary IL ne
aue " his hrosher IN hsw. Mr..
ak4 u Rochester. in sss0. A
3 ~ isF Rzhooo ~ s@na a. ssns
aezau& aaAiass shs Tsasss let wGh.
- e><1ssn Dhsrsxsn al iasnasalisy
= lss1hasI
IN fkskraxis Araxrzs r.
1Hzz ossx. yanas 70. Il zlhsz lar
- esoemlbia teliay, ~ -
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al Trun

uv.xrA. Mon, June l0.-Dr. w. +.
f.-srr Uniled states Mint EKsminer,
.ss,.orszss the statement thai the Assoc
as,sA Press teisgfam inis mofnlne
rstlna that several gltnesses tsstined
= - fse. taas T. b. Harrison, assayer
= asieus. used pabgic funds for private
srrealssIon /, 10 . malicious forgery 70
sslore Harrison. No sacn evidences ua,s
1870. nor Gas any sueh fact sstab
49, "a the inspection Of tiie assay
800 Al Helena ioss made. On she
s.ntrsry, the offics was found 20 be IN
,srfses condition and the iaeceunts
49,. elinaaad N a nEnf
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4 meeting uf the Colorado Cattle
Growers Association ID In session here,
~ he purpose Of discussing tha qnes
tloe Of sssahiiihing Q uattia trail aefOss
~ State fsosn Texas 20 Wyosnina
Prominent cattle men are present from
Ill psrts Of the stats. IL Il nndsrstood
~ sEors viii I've made tomorrow 10 co.
tAblish q trail through the state near
Ne ksnsss iisle, oDnneotiig with the
Dallas trail. Tim the Las AnimaE
Cpansy stock men will vigorously op
pcse. sod serious tronble may possibly
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Canaaa,s Chinese.

OTTAWA, June l0.-In the Commons,
Chapleau. Secretary Of State, gave no.
tice Vt q resolution 10 Be introduced de-
clarinR il eapedIent to impose q tax OF
so 90 evtry person Of Chinese origin
entering the Dominion, and providia2
that no vessel carrying Chinese imlni-
grants ehal. carry more than one immi-
grant for every so tons Of the vessels
tonnage.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

THELARGE srKAM saw MILL AT
- hnghAm Mhelcom county enS4r
-a1ly situated fer shipping. and II the
c4nfer 81 . growing city. For rsrfifu-
iars inquire Of X kLDltIDnM Oh the
premises or kHAeTu6 BARTlETT. m
hAyes sfteek san Ffencisco. ap2tduisn
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pruvrsa, June l0s-The AmalRa-
- as.oeiation repoxts another sag-
- - tts,ir scale tOday-tse Akron
i,ou Company, Of AEfon. oa,o. Lne
s,~ snploys about 80 ms0; fhe plate
-, :. a ne sligo Iron Works vas run
- t.,dav w.sh pl1n- nnion workmen.
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Ds.pss.ss fires. eri.k-


Wlmrnoross, June l0.--The Juneer0p
feport OF tha Agricultural Departmett
estimates TIE total wheat erop Of the
soanlry a. go, 00O. 900 bushels, Of which
z7.00a;0oe il winter, and l58lWO,UW
spring. The condition Of tint winter
sbsst ID lower than ever before In June,
beng nov Sc against ~ 10 MAY. The
spndision OF spring wheat 10 ".
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{<zelHtkfl. Jane tt--Sehaeidel. who
Z = ~ h4milinn. uasa, isii, sentenced
y e k.nzsd on Jana 1914 foe kitliaz
y. mcates. made Q confession % the
faa'ef AMI his spiritual adstssr, he
40 lhza bis sosllasr had shFeateired 10
c1ee ~ wife, aud had ssksa him -
- 1cr tive slsh hisn he agreed b les
~ i've utth him half o. TIE tiuas. bas
EFPer qaArsih arose. ana he
1ssser demAnlied 10 be takea 10 he
s:sllsosd assssaa. Do the gay she said
49, e his wife ess dlssd she wonid
1 home. 'rhis mad3sned him and
xack het asI the hs,Ad wiah q STONE,
~ carried her % aud barred her. He
~ s1s<ntea me siorv tiAs 8 tramp
~ mem and inurd,sresA his mother.
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CLEVELAND. o, June I0.-Ovsr enc
thousand men and boys made a raid
upoG the Salvation Army a. Akron. last
nsRnt peltiRR the soldiers with znua and
stonas. tearing thsif flags % pieces and
destroying their dr1ms. Several Of the
womea soldiers were sssanIsed ana
quite badly injured before tbs poljcs
dispersed the mob. There vere no ar
rentn.
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CosCoap, N. r., Jane 10.-The Demo
cratic members Of the Legislature, in
cauous toniaht, nominated Hon. Harry
Bingham. of Litgleton, as candidate
for United States senator.
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NV yoEk. Jane 10. ---0sneral Logan
1pe1z lhfse honrs In ehai with Gen
~ Grant today, and lnnahed with the
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Nz<Hzxo1ox, Jane i0.--.ihe post
edI4 ihspectont Who have been parsu.
- hihbs. the ssefauiting postmaster OF
ks4iste1, Idaho, have discovered he 10
g tArssii. . togn so nailes distant
fzpu Fis1oria. 81 q As be b sooom
WAiet b. hts family. the insteutoss
n4ss tittlc aeuht Of being able 70 arrest
IN. Il h probable an atssmpt 70 81.
- nlz exifAdision viii BE- invoked 10
~ dai1caiiy, and will raise o nice
Fotnk Ne could nol be held foe sm-
@1<leusni. ~ THAI oaaasa 10 not COW
80 ~ sxistsnjt treaties With British
N:emnia, noe iDreeiy, - he vas acting
= Ne capacity OF postmaster vhsn be
anew ~ fraudulent money ordels. IL
1ond ~ may Be held npln she
AzfEs u steallns LISTERS addressed 30
snesnef psrson, but tkis again involves
&Ase quesiiea. TAa latisFs Hobs t0ok
iss@ TIE pouches were addressed 10 enc
Java uhlan vas Q name ASHAMED
- Ms p1xpose by himself.
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ca.biisE assse. Cls.ed.

PIITsBURKH, June l0--An gambling
houses here were closed tonight by o.
oeT Of tes Mayor, who says gamblers
HON Chicago and Western cities, under
TIE impression that this ID their para
diss. have besR hosking here and be
wants il stopOsd.
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me stuek Eisi.


Dxxyxn. June i0.--The strike on the
nssvsr Il Rio Grands road b apparent.
n al an end, resulting IN q camplett
victory for receiver Jaokssn's manage
1snt. The Rad h nov 10 perfeot
FoekinR order In every department..
s.sss~ s.en A. f.nnfesenee
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n.loneI n. y. batcheIdef, UepuSy
U .ss-s.aster General, left Washing
- s;abt fOr New York. 10 seeAeve
- 100 10 Warrington toe testtmo-
~ s 80 p,ssents reserved by GeneEai
49, -. u some and abroad, which were
ols..ssa a tois Government By Mrs.
-. "a has nos yet been decIded
49, -. ~ pressnts Will be permanently
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intsfstsvsd b rsportsr this s.snsns
ne did not dezy thst Be- had ssrvsd 4
term IN the penitsntisfy in early life.
a ussting OF the vestrynDen q d
Mary's IL n session t1nicl.t
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A FRENCH oPfSIox.

PARIs, June 10.-rhe Rspz6liqHe Fraa-
CATS, speaking Of the resignation If the
Gladstone Cabinet, says that Europe
must distrust Ministry where the Wis
dom Of Sir Stafford Northcofe can be
annulled BY the passionate imprudence
OF Earl Salisbury and the petuiance Of
Lord Ran oiph Churchill. when for
eign Questions demand 90 much GOODNESS
and tact.
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San FhANolsco, June IU.-A street. Fn-
NOR las been pat in circulation that the
Union Iron Works In this city had been
attached for million dollars. An in
vestigation OF the rumor shows 10 10
have been unfounded; no attachment of
any kind for any amount having been
levied. The esnard was traced 10 Q
rival puanufaof0Fv
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, LosDox. June 10. James RnssiI
Loseh sailed today for tbs Cnited
STATES. aboard the steamer ScJthiA-
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PORTLAND. Or, june l0.-John Gates
was nominated for Mayor this morniag
by the Republioans. The nomination
regarded BY many as good. The cleo
tion will take uIaaa Monday
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JoHNM. AYER. Manager.

kDnusn RICE. Prss'I II. III GALusaA,
IA. A. BoakpkAN. Tresa. Sec. and anR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
NEJCS FROU THE SUBURBS.
low THE SUMMIT ACCIDENT WAS CAUSED

Dr. James Douglass coroner OF Morris County y. j..
Yesterday began an inquest In kclly's Hall, at
Chatham, In the case of the victims OF the acct.
dent "A, BunnelPs crossing Tuesday. DIR.
lance Wolf, attended the victims,
Thought that two OF the death were Instantaneous.
wallace McKirgan. farmer said that he did not hear
the train no whistle blown any bell rung He
was at the Bunncll House, only 100 yards from the
track Il was possible for person riding along the
road to see n train coming. Box stood
there all summer and there was no
gocman ut tho crossing. II the whiste
had been blown bell rung the witness would prom
ally have heard H. The carriage was driving slowly
when the accident happened. Mr. Bunnel, tho next
ness testified that the carriage passing slowly
along the road; she watched II and the accident The
carri.ge was moving more rapidly II approached tho
track Then she heard the tram and thought she dis
tinguishcd bell but whistle was blown. Tho box
cars shut all view Of tho train fi0m tho carriage.
le grade of the crossing and tho obstacles mako tho
crossing dangerous.
Engincer Thomas Caffcy, who the train testified
that he usually from summit to Chatham without
steam The cOmpanys instructions are 10 blow u
,yhIstle and ring two bells at every crossing Daniel
McNamara the fireman. rang the bell all the way from
the other side OF Stanley The train was running twenty
,nIles an hour. II the lady had not whipped up
a.. horso the train could have by
a al nobody would have been hurt The accident was
mnayoId able After evidence had been given by other
witnesses the inquest was postponed for q week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotcl-Ex-Prcsident X. b:
Hayes Of OHIO Senators Logan Of Illinois, sherman OF
Ohio. ingalls, o. Kansas Palmer OF Michigan, Brown OF
GEORGIA. Harris OF Tennessee. Cockre OF missouri anu
Henderson OF Nebraska; General Wesley Merritt, OF
West Point Charles T. Gorham, OF Michigan David H.
Paige, OF Ohio; Congressman II. g. Bureigh, OF White-
hall. n. Y. j. Horace Kent Of NewHampshre; A. Herr
Smith, OF Harrisburg. and Dorman B. Eaton Atoc'
marie Hotei-Colnmbus Deano. ex-Secretsry OF the IN
terror. Windsor Hotei-Ex-P Postmaster General
Gresham. OF Indiana; General Nathan Gof r, OF West
VIRGINIA Oliver ii. Payne OF Cleveland, and John IS
Drake, OF Chicago Ereteu H0nsc-Congressnan "A:
X. Parker, OF Potsdam N Y and Lewis b. Gunckel. OF
OHIO HOFFMAN House-Charles +. Coon, ASSISTANT assistant
secretary of the Treasury and W. A. Simmons OF Boston
..... Hotel Normdndic l.. Clemens, or Hartford
......Idrk Arenue Hotet-senaor f. s. Esty OF ithaca
....-. StUterdW House-Dr. William III. Pancoast, OF
Philadelphia. Wesfniister Hote-Ex- Congressman
W. Dwight. OF Dryden. N. -. Norton HouseUEx
Congressman William f. English. OF Indiana. GHseB
House-sccretary OF State Joseph b. Carr, OF Albany
Edwin Cowles. OF Cleveland. aud exCongrcssman JONI
McNuta, OF Illinois, and Governor Lucius f. HuDpard
OF Minnesota Grand Central Hotet-Governor d. NJ
Rusk Secretary OF State t. g. Tinme. state treasurer
G. McFctrdge. and Attorney General L. f. Frispy' Oh
Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
TIE sUBURBAy RAPID Transit nRIDsE

The bridge acrOSS inc TT lTItrl OF me SuD-
urban Rapid Transit Company Is nearly completed aud
4, attracting much attention.
The company operations arc going forward
favoraby" said chef Engineer j. J. x. Goes yc~tcr
dav that contracts will he let this week for the
pction the elevated ROAD I" Onchundr~d forty
iourtl.st. This line will liner from the Old sic-
waited roads In that shall own all the
land We traverse. Iy easy estimate IL Is
seen that In accepting streets from the city the Manhat
tan Company has paid for law suits than the
property traycrsed by their lines would have originally
cost We having some trouble In purchasing the
right OF way to Jerome and Bronx parks but expect to
Obyiae that before long Another point of difference Il
that the supports OF tho structure Will generally be OF
masonry instead OF iron"
The bridge * an imposing structure, 2i5 feet long.
divided into three spans. the central Of which Is draw
OF double length. The central piece Of masonry snp
porting the draw Is about 100 feet In circumference
The structure Is twcnty-nine feet above high tide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

Prominent public mon were the rule IN the
a-sembages at public resorts uptown last night and
ordinary people the exception. The Ffh Avenue Hotel
the great gathering place. and IN the course Of tho
evening. among Others. seen Generals sherman.
Sheridan Bclknap Macfcely OBelrne. Colonel shcrl.
dan Colonel Davis. Colonel Gcorgc ". Hooker ETMayor
Wickham. ExCongrcssman Paige OF Ohio senators Sher
man. Morrill,. Palmer Warner Miller. Harms.
Eusils. Henderson, ingalls,. t"ckrcl aud Brown. IN
POstmascr-G encrd crcswcu. speaker Erwin. LNPosi-
raster-t,cncral James. Edward learned Isaac
Dalv GOV crnOr Eaton, cf Colorado Governor Algcr
Of Michigan :eIAffOgury Gcnrr Picrfcpnni General -
Iurdeft General JpIu Cameron. senior Romero. CALVIN
= Hrcc Potter Palmer. Of Chicago. Colonel A :. Jones'
OF Virginia: Smith ". weed. JOAN -. Priest ~ s. Louis
eYsccretary Isnb~sou, and many Others ENPresident
Hayes renamed quietly In his room ant did not show
himself Al the Hoffman House. Governor Hill was
once or twice visible. IN the evening lie attended the
performance Waack's Theatre. Governor Hubbard.
Of Minnesota with his -tan arrived - the Gsry House
aud made notable addition 10 Il, gue-ts The Influx
to-day will ba large. The hotels are already taxed To
their utmost capacity.
Secretary Manning and wife arrived I'm tho city late
from Washington aud are AZ tho fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
REOOKLYN.

TS.ayaton- Ter collar a; 40. 1903 Montague at. re-
suea u the discovery %: human skull yesterday The
deed from British hospital were buried In that vicinity
during tire Revolution.
It's hoped 20 have the break IN the iS-inch water
main iu Atauic-lSc near Troy ave. repaired so that
the water can De turned Oh this morning.
The contract Tor new steam launch for the Police
Department hn, been awarded 10 James Muldoon, OF
No ll5 Luquccr.st. at SOTO. It Is TO bo ready In
sevcnty-hye days.
syndlcatc 81 capitalists hls boon formed 10 build
an elevated railroad from Hamilton Ferry Fifth-ayc.
and Twenty fourtlst, 10 connect with tho brooklyn.
Bath and toncy Island Railroad. OF which control viii
he secured by the syndicate. Among those Interested in
n are william Lcgcr aud H. -. Litchned. Mr. Zicglcr
ihr purchaser Of the west end OF COncy Island ana
proposes to erect a number OF cottages there.
william Johnson. the brickbat burglar" has been
traced by means of pawn ticket to Philadelphia and u
has been found that he passed there ~ a. H. surbad
alias -. Clair. and served ton years IN tue Eastern
Fcniteutiary
George Schneider OF No. - spencer-st. has begun
suit against Adolph : Jansen, 10 recover $1,000 as
for the alienation OF his WHO'S affections by
Jansen. with whom she IL now living al No ~ iiarr
souaye. lie Is also seeking absolute divorce from his
wife.
suit has been begun by Rudolph Allen against the
la FARCE Decorative Art Company OF New YORK. 10 re-
cover ~ 900. due him rs commission upon an order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS POR
SHIPPING NEVy
PORT OF NETWORK. .......THUR5DAY. AUG. O. 1885

ARRIVED
os 49, H Rsa sT a"sss E s 5S 0uhamD
s"aS @SITS K Pa 81 city Js
s' "" r ny w f. se ana to Win
Steamer xpc. M"Tas Vera Cruz u July "a gro.tera
:" days. With "d''
81 Po @ g. viii s. BAY Jay
and passengers toll Yongc. agent WV" ''''
Steamer Kanawha. GREENWOOD. Newport News with coal
Steamer II b Dimocx. nalstt. Boston. with mdse to
s "Ss s%S W 1 Mns s % VIII
ship Treasure tfr. Downoy days with cement
and empty barrels TO order. vessel u Scammell Bros
Bark sebastian Bach Corr woItien Trieste % days. with
empty barrels to order; vessel to Theo Rqger Co..
n may T CT sugar to Armstrong vessel to Whit
sUNsET-wna at SANDY Hook. calm. fdr At City
Island. glt, NV; clear.
sandy Ilook. II pm Barometer 80 Thermometer. 49,
Wind NE miles Swell light. f. Weather clear.
Arrived Yesterday
with sugar and hemp order vessel 70 Edward Perry u"'
ship Inehara RoDn,oS Rg. Morrison srsns: - days.
Bark Adele Ctal. AsIarlta Seville June TO- with mdss
Bsrk Kestre OF Windsor Ss, olsen Matanzas u days
Elder. '"''''''
Steamer Floridan tBr winder, LverDooI-Pim Forwood
steamer Ruga Gen. Aibcrs Hamburg Plymouth &C.
steamer civ Of Washington Retts Havana and Mexican
steamer Andes (1pan Amazaga. ST Johns PB' and Maya
steamer Onnoco obj, Garvn. Bcrmuda-A Outerbridge
& Co.
steamer Nacoochee. KemDton. savaunah-Treurv Yonee
steamer Roanoke. Couch. Norfolk. city Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion
steamer Gnyandqtte Kelly, Norfolk. Newport News and
steamer WIN Woodward. Young. Baltlnore-J Krems.
steamer Neptune. Berry Boston II Dlmock.
Dark Agnes GER. Scbeplcr Hamburg &C Tobias & Co.
Bark Karl usnssl. olIn loqen-c Tobia, & Co.
Bark Johanna COR. Meindcr Port Nata-John Norton
Bark Victoria SPAN sarlo. Cruz Tenerae-g Co.
Bark Ema. s.rout. Gibara Simpson. Clapp & Co.
SAILED
Steamers Republic for Liverpool; Glenochl and Victoria
cia Laenayra; city Of Warrington Havana; Orlnoco Ber.
muda NacDochec savannah; Roanoke. Norfolk.
Barks Gnen. for Lee ant Arcena oports; Mentor Mon
THE MOVEMENTS or srEAMEaA
FOREIGN PORC5.
LONDON Aug Arrived. steamer Gaious tBr). Sinclair.
Arrived steamer calico (Br Potter from New.York
July %
5th sailed steamer Egyptian Monarch Gr) Monarch tsr.
Morgan for New.York.
LIvgEPOO. Aug CARVED Venetian tBr, T-ant
from Boston July 4 Mississippi (Br Hunter fro Montreal
9TH sailed steamer Ibcriau (Br Maxwell for Boston.
rod from Bremen hence Tor Network.
PLYMOUTH ing 5-Arrvcd steamer Bohemia Ger.
Iowa. from New lOrk JLlr 20 on her to Hamburg land
NEwcAsILr Ang 5-saled steamer Ripon City (Br) Jen-
sciLfY Aug 6-Passcd steamer Assyrian Monarch CBr.
PRAwLE POINT. 6-Passed. Tower I'LL (i3r),
Archer, from NewYork july 20 on her way to London.
tAsINEr, Aug 5-Passel steamer Somerset (Br, Jones'
frou Montreal her 10 Bristol
KSsAIR Aug sPassed steamer Californian (Br). King.
from NeN.Orleans on her way 10 Liverpool
HAmURG Aug 6-Antvei. steamer India Ger, Won
nolpt. from New. York July %:
Wright from New.iork July Is.
HAVANA AusG-Arrived steamer cicn;uegos, FairclOth
from Now.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
MAJOR MCLEAN MADE REOETVER OF TAXES

Controller LOeW appOIntcd Mayor Tcorgc w.
Mclean Receiver OF Taxes yesterday succeed General
NJ +. Mcmahon. who made United states Marshal.
Mr. Mclean Is well-known member OF the County
Democracy Organization. and Ia commander OF the Old
Guard. lie was formerly member Of tho stock tx
change and later president OF the now drfunct Open
Board OF Brokers lie was Street Commissioner sixteen
years ago, and william NJ Tweed was his deputy Mr..
Mclean was legisatsd out Of Office and Tweed sue
creded him. August Belmont and other prominent
bankers wrote 10 the Controller recommending tho APP
pointment. The salary Of the place IL $4,000 Com
troller Loew said that he would have been glad to
mote Mr.. Vrcdenburgh. the deputy receiver. who had
strong recommendations but he believed IN giving such
places actual residents OF the city, Dir. Vrodsnburg
does not live Ia tho city.