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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25
wall saper

N. "A. Alien s Cas- new wall papers ars
now arriving direct from the factory, all
grades now Ia stock. Call and examine it
before purchasing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25

Ilev s K Davis vii not ii his regular aI.
pointsnent IT Tangent next Sabbath after.
n0on. At that time he viii be at Camp
meeting It lewiston. in BeaFon county.
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Hats ana cans.

l. = time - get your spring head apparel.
a. y. Ncilwain has stock Of hats of the
latest styles, which every mao Should ex.
anime before buying
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BILL NYE."

will make the season OF 1856 at the FOL.
lowing places.
Lebanon on Tuesdays of each week.
Brownsville, "Wednesday night snd
Thursday.
Halsey. Thursday night aud Friday.
Bill Nye was sired by Edward Everett
Thus Is will be seen that he combines the
blood OF Vermont, Comet, Pathfinder and
Emigrant. This is not only y we'll bred
young horse but he is good individual
ly anl those thar are breeding for light
harness blood can not do better. The Zee
required for his services is Sl5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25
Clo,hinx az sscalwain'..

By callins At A. Is. McIlwain's you can
get your clothing at prices that viii aston
ish you. He has good stock and is bonnd
10 sell it.
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seed Yoar Cherries.

We have little machine that will seed
cherries at the rate Of from three TO four
bushels per hour. just the thing for persons
having dryer, or who expectto can cherries.
It's cheap. Come and see it.
PETERS n STEWART.
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Hats and Gaps

N. III Allen & Co.. are nov receiving q
large stock Of hats aud caps, children
straws, Ia season will be made i speciality.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. w. BENTLEY,
The reliable
AND SHOE MAKER.

Repairing promptly snl well done. Farm
srs should leave orders for boots before har-
rest and settle for them after harvest. Salts.
faction given.
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When Daby was sick, no gaveEex CAsTORTA,
Whcn size wac Child, she cried for CAsToRIA.
When she became Miss, shs elung TO cAsTORxA.
When she lad Children, she envs fhem CAGT0RIA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25
gI.Is ; saek.

20 account ol tie Iow price of w,ieat -four
~ill be soil 80 tbs Mlgnei4 Mills 81 81. 10 =
sack, or st.49 t1rrel, ss,d vii! be- delivered
free toaIl parts Of the ettv
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25
eIseee q Lsaa.

On from one 70 three years time, on good
security, In sums Of $500 Hp. Call on
CLINE, MoNrgTTH & Co.
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The finest liao Of window cornics mould
ngs at Wooiin's
For your aewing machines, sewing machine
needles and extras 60 to Will Bros.
Examine Woodin'a Extension tables. They
are -well 20 aud sec them for yourself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25
New Geads.

a. B. McIlwain has large and well select.
ed stock Of new goods, as tine Is ever brought
TO Albany. Call on hlm and make your selec.
tions from his tirst-class stock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25

LEEDY. At Sodaville, on June 90 i. 1886
to the wife Of schoolmaster A D Leedy =
ann a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25

We are again handling cheese from the
noted Svencer Butter Factory.
READ & BRowNELL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25

The incest and cheapest line Of ladies fine
shoes ia town can be found at
READ q RROwNELL's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-25

Highest cash price paid for wool by Mon
teith q seitenbach.
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PETERS n STEWART.

II you want striotly tirss GLASS goods at
rock hottom prices 60 to
READ 8 BRowNRIhs.
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The half blood Percheron stallion form
make the abovs circuit with Bilf Nye,
Price as usual. Don't forget their ap-
pointments and don't fail to see Bill Nye.
the handsomest horse on tho read. "a
thing of beauty is q joy forever"
ID. Ii. MCKNIaHT, Prop,
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Have Come /.

BrOwnsville, Or, June ssrd, 1886.
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state Tsaehsr. As.eeis.lsu.

Following is the general program of the
State Teachers Association to be held at
Yaquina City, July 9th, 9TH, sth and 9th,
1886
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NEWS FHON Idk SUBURBS
A YOUNG woMAN's STRUGGLE WITH A TT

A YOUNG wOMANS STRUGGLE WITH A THIEF
Miss Elizabeth Dugan, age seventeen, the daughter
OF County Collector Hugh Dugan. OF Jersey Guy. Iad
u desperate encounter with sneak thief yesterday
AFTERNOON al her fathers house. No $40 She
returned home about 230 O'Clock. As went upstairs
she heard noise IN her brothers room, aud, Knowing
that her brother was not at home she uyes.
ugato Mlss Dugan was surprised to u Drowed.
Misunderstanding young man rummaElng throulh le
drawers ar Der brothers drc laying It's
contents out on the hOJr The thief equally sur-
prised 10 see Miss Dngan. aud male dash door
but the pucky young woman seized HIM SCI cameo
Justify Tor help The Inlet outchod her by the throat
aud threatened 10 Kali her. but she only screamed all the
more vigorously desperate struggle followed. The
thief ugb-Ded his grip Oh the young wOm4us
smother her screams and pounded Der the face
the otner hand TO mako her loose her hold. In tho
struggle they reached the head OF the and Tell
down. rolling over and each other until they
reached the lower hall The thief endravOred reach
the door. but Miss Dusan with courage dis
erection, clung tenaciousiy TO him aud redOubIed
screams for help
CHRISTIAN kossing. stout-buit young man. heard tho
screams and went To her assistance other
FROM the side walk and held the thief
with desperate yigor, until the arrival Policeman
Bruene who reduced bm " subsection. Ibe prisoner
described himself Charles Norton thru -uus
sailor, New Haven. Conn He denlod that lie was
the with whom MISS Dugan had the struggle, and
said he merely ran INTO the hallway hearing her
for help He Is repulsiye looking fellow, and the
police behave that lie Ia member OF the notorious
"WhyO" Gang IN SewYork. He - locked up, and his
picture WILL DO taken ~ the ROguos' Gallery.
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CnAMBgRs- Before Van Brunt. Mos.
g. Is "a 90. g. SO, 81 g. %. H. ll2 ll8 llS I'll
l4o. AS 1875. 49, lss. 2l5 2lo 2s, 220 rs. 252, 22
243.
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcIAL TrEM-PAgr I-Before Donohue
IL calendar.
5UPkhhE COUbI-ClhCUT-PAkIl -Beiore Van Worst J,
Moody Caiendar.
q OURr-CIkCUIT-PARI ~. Adjourned
thursday July l.
sUkKoGAIEs CoURr-Before Rollins SWIM o. Jane
surERI0R CoURr-sPEcIAL TERE-Bef ore Ingraham, j.
No 40l.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcGAL rEgM-Before Van Hoesen. j.
No s.
COMMON PLEAs-TgAL TgRM-PART II.-Adjourned for the
CRY CoURT-TaIAL TEBA-PARI L-Beore Han. J.-Nos.
64g 9Joi oio5. OUUi jJ2i 6ljo oto2. 0iJ5, oi2O
20 - 1873. UJb3 Ioi5.
CIIY CouEI-TRiAL rERn.-PARr H.-BcfOre Ehrlich j.
Nos 12t3 4Jyi 3lD3. li5u.
CITr CoUgT-TRlAL TEga-PART III-Before Ii, at, j.
Nos o75. o4J5. O-J VoZ 1425. U2o2 6J7i 6l62, 6l95
Og,G 6522. 1896 UJ3l.
COURT OYER AND TRRhxEa-Bcfore Judge Barrett aai
Assistant Dis,rct Attorney Fellows.
COURT or GENERAL SEs5lOXo-PARI I.-Bcfore Judge
Gidersleeve Assistant Dsrnct-Attorney Fitzgerald
Nos l. = 5, l. >, D. T. g. . 10, IL, II, Is. IA.
COUEI OF GENERAL SEssioNs-PARr Il.-Before Judge
Cowing Assistant District Attorney DayisNos 3 )
4. .. i, g. g. 10. IL. IL. IL. IA. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
THE COURTS.

QUESTIONS ASKED BY WITTY LAWYERS.
ALL THE WITNESSES EXAMINED IN THE TELEGRAPH
cAsE-vALUE OF THE BANKERS AND MERCHANTS
SYSTEM
The examination Of all the witnesses In the
suit Of General John g. Fsrnsworth. receiver orhe
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company, against
the Western Union Telegraph Company except Anew TO
be called in rebutal closed yesterday before JUS
uce Lawrence and jury in the Supreme Court A. b.
Brown crossexsmIned at great length by e1Sena-
tor Conklng He denied he had conversations
with Jay Gould concerning tho value OF the Bankers
and Merchants system. He had talked about It with
General Eckert.
"You have said" suggested Colonel Ingerso, THAT
telegraph company that did dot pay expenses was Of no
account"
That's So" WAS tho answer.
" It takes hen three to hatch eggS Would
to hen and try to convince her that she was
losing money by atting her nest Colonel Ingersol
"f she had been sitting three would" was the
reply
hatcb out diyidendsr
q" What do You mean r. inquired Mr.. Choate.
"Thst the Western Union mas passed Two Dividends
answered Colonel Ingers0lL
James Merrihus general superintendent OF the West
Unon placed the value Of the Bankers aud Mer-
chants system last July at 81, 1894, 800.
"Do you think" inquired Colonel Ingersoll, " that
thi. hemisphere belongs by divine right to the Western
Union. including the adJace watersl
have such itca'' tic
The case adjourned until TO morrow.
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PORT CHESTER John Cafer Hungarian. came to Port
Chester and ned employment MOuldcT
h. accompanied wllc ne month later
To her friends WIN th3
undc chat he shOnd Josin TO prosper
he would s~nd her 10 re,urn and rJon him After
waiting hn. band O4 over year she re
"a BABY five ntis Old In he she found
her living with another when she ape lo;
support hessy took the child from ms WIG
handed the strangc woman. After oniur ng
weeks RS Carer applied TO
Justice H. " henderson 20 once had the onenGng par
ties brought before him. rest red The ut 70 s mother ana,
the husband he PLACED undor heavy bones Tor the future sup
wife
WHITE iIAvs.-GeOrge Weston the stable hand who stOo
So IRON bOTcr and dsappt yesterday
Captured OF Pore about 10 take
sage a steamer Liverpool tie had i'd his pas
had The exchanged Tor English gold. &c was
;aFen back White Plains committed 10 tho County
Jail to Wait the action OF She Grand Jurt.
YOSKR-.The Proibtonats OF The X Vth Congressional
District Yesterday TO tanildatt CoHgr5-5
There tnrtywb de cgates present and fOrteen
reprcs The convention nominated lesSs H.
Ouhn. a of YOr town Afbr tins convention al
jourued rohbitiOn lid ASSEMBLY District Convention
nell joan Tho wclAnOwn
buildci. Tor Asscmbymsn.
a convict named william Burgess age twenty
who worked IN the laundry IN nc PRISON e'tcay co nined
suicide pockets win pieces ana jump
on the dock u" sentenced by iecorder syth on May
IL 10 tn and hal Tor burglary Ia TIE ihrd degree
Ii had Away been al orderly prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
VETERANS or THE SEVENTH Aroused

War between the veterans of the 7Jh Regi-
meut and Colonel Clark wakes hot with the season.
There will be a meeting of the executive board Of the
organization Tomorrow ami letter prepared
by Co onel Locke W Winchester their commander, Will
be submitted 10 them. The letter VIII discuss The
points at ISSUE define the position of the
II adopted. Will be published IN the papers.
loss account for Colonel Clarks hostility"
sa!G bian and hearty yesterday. tank 10 is
ms Tie least Weac literally The fathers
o. regiment II he graudsOns
OF the he won't have
e. the heat Of his anger lie has made Of
lie subscribed S21,uOO
the asmOTy aud then TOOK $4,000 OF 10 furnish
Tie pr0nts
@ the far, whore paradec and down IN
aud aided the Of
families friends. a
loast $4,000 that time the uni ormed battalion
The aTuory, and famous
has only been used Tor q the association
Colonel Clark saws keep locked an0 lsc
fCTc.gn BODY the rog rhe locked
The the hands Of the jauItOr of
the zroiy and veterans well other people, 20
harrs ,.rf lak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
sEARCHIN q FOE STOLEN PEARLS

A letter was received yesterday by the Hun
garian representatives In tnls CITY irOu tnef OF Ponce
Naysherny. Of Buda Pesth. Hungary. In relation 10
David IrOttlua, arrested IN this city a few
months charge OF having brought $4,000 IN
pearls 10 thls country. Du used state wituess
against the dealers who received the pearls
the Chef Of Police that the morning Of septem
Der 49, 1885, Louis GOldschinidt Of LiDauck, has
ONCE al No. q Rue d Au1igue, Paris, stay
Ing the Hotel d Europa III Buda Pesth, robbed
Of pearls valued several thousand dollars One Of the
peal OF FIVE half carats. OF four
each. 1877 OF them aggregated 226 carats The only
OF questionable character WHO bad the
room was David 1r0ttina. who arrested. lie had
proviousy been accused OF larceny in another Tho
bearis found IN TrOttinas possession and he
was discharged. IL was afIerward reported that
Of the pearls had been sold by rOta who subsequent
ly Europe The GaIia He released after HIS
evidence had been used against the ewelry deae aud
now Al liberty aud Is suppvsed 70 be IN ths country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
Its Y. LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Van Brunt in supreme Court, Chambers,
Yesterday reserved his decision application mado by
W. BOursc Cochran for mandamus compel the Boa
Education award TO John I. Birmingham
coal for the puOc schools during the
claimed that Mr. Brmin gham emitted
tIe uidicr. bid OF g.
IL h.. set aside .Or nfOrmalIty. he
tract awarded TO talbot Philp "a ton or
nfttcu ceuts than tho bid OF Mr.. Birm inxhanL
II rosa Naikan a young girl. selling
Rlptdway before Poi Justice Reilly
who, allegation that less than
We I.s Oh. committed hsr to the Juvenile Asylum
10 affidavit that al
sixtocu tOunsel Judge Alfred >teckier obtained
sterday Justice Barrett
o Ieruliner release Theresa b.
Pine the -ociety for the prevention OF Cruelty
hdrcn opposed the application and the proceeding
Adjourned until this morning.
Henry TrowDrdgc OF Astoria. was the only witness, the
COust contest before Commissioner IN
Brooklyn yes LtrGay MI TrOwOriGgs that he
"a the he5eb rough estate AZ
rents account and Charles
bro ugh having fuil Tho bills were paid
By hmsei CheseDrou the latter paying
900 the Of the Counts
death The will be continued rIday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
TIE DECISION AGAINST THE EDEN MUSEE.
| GROUNDS ON WHICH THE OPINION WAS BAsED-
WHAT TIE MAYOR WILL Do.

GROUNDS ON WHICH THE OPINION WAS HAbhD-
WHAT THE MAYOR WILL Do.
The following is the official opinion of the
Court OF Appeals IN the case OF the Mayor against tie
Eden Musee Company:
The Consolidation Act OF 1872 amended In 1885. undor
license and regulation Section JSs sa1cts that shalt
den ground. concer other place whn
ne city any ntsrlude tragedy COMEDY opera ballet pay
stage any part parts therein equestrian circus
rope dancing acroOat until csn,s The place such
G s be nave s a s a a1s
public concerts which ts describes consisting OF
which At elevation INTO larger hi and
hall" This carefully drawn clrcnmocutiSn aSods :sy
Ing ina, th hs Tan upon stage but the der
shows that s place 10 one Of pgoo amusement to Which
az smsson is charged and which anybody attend
Of ne o price, SeR I PnnsG and
OF pubic seeking the puoc patronage without
by the statute as needing moe or less Of sovernmcns
supervision and regulation aud required topay license
!: ea%s sS that neither an
and thus not within the language Of the statute but
referred TO- Tie appellants counsel TO their origin
what were known as MINISTRIES insisting that they were
country conounded with the musical artist
Somce ve e tsst or aeHes as wssn S
sreisy and musician" that sroIled the other
nen IT is certain that The word "musresy acquired
OF isel WAS coained 70 negro MN.
strrlsy," phrase winch desgDstSd anil SPECIFIC
kinh OF mus cal entertainment, and made the
the subjects OF license the exclusion OF
what may be called But the OF 1877 the
word MORO dropped and word "mnstrelsy" pur
posoly left W its broad AMI general meaning
without any qualifying restrictive express
10 II Legislature had de-
caIeI that nse AL Of limiting the regulation sort
KIND ~ mlnstresy 10 should thereafter apply all sorts
anu Kinds without limitation 80 broad was the act that in
1870 the LogsaCure deeno necessary 70 specially except
from s operation private theacas church Sunday
school exhibitions the IKE. The phrase
tel nment OF the stage broad and chen
Iheancdi operate performances. mnsrelsy aud
dancing had Already been sJec caly named and ohor
entertainment the stage" picd there others
Do included as 1t meant that match the stage
oil place OF public G need regulation and H.
we opera tragedy old Ia lag statute
In al ia terus IL egieIty meant nciud, All cl sses Of
pubic exhibitions sIch usually conducted stage
ior the observation and ne pGOc ald
reason lof narrowing restricting obvious
and purpose
Ihe order should be ncd with costs.
AL Concur"
Ths opinion was received by the Corporation Counsel
Mayor Gr4cc said yesterday that lie mad not yet
celved copy As soon ne received 10 he would
mun ate with the Boards OF Excise aud PJlse aud
force me provisions or the law. Untll that he
could not say definitely what scti would bs taken
The Board OF Excise had received q copy OF tno
opniOn late Ia the Afternoon.
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HOW TYPEWRITERS ARE SWINDLED.
METHODS OF THE GLlB-rONGuED ENGLIsHMAN
WHO Is DEFKAUDING THIN.

METHODS OF THE GLlB-rONGuED ENGLIsHMAN
WHO Is DEFKAUDING THEM
The publication In The TRIBUNE of yester-
day swlndhng OPERATIONS % tue g!lD-tOnsued.
midde-agcd Engishmsn among typ-wrIters and steno-
grapners caused mucn comment among them, and
strange story Illustrating the evils OF this
co'uplishci Confluence mAn were told - know that
f,uov" said downtown photographer 10 tho
give him credit for. him some
Inn, ago. called at house uptown day long
d,eagcd proprietor Of the house invited par
Tor began talking about his wealthy connections
and friends, represented himself To he aud
showed mo magazine article whloh lie said that he
lnen lie remarked that lie preferred to dictate
to q typewriter. lie nad mucn literary wors %
hand that could spare the or writing FROM
tn- dropped into deplOring tue fact
typewfiters aDove Iwonty-thiri-st. and finally
said: Why don't you cOnls up and take ~ desk my
front paror. A steuUgrapurr and typewriter would
make u Ds thin: up here. | Will give you all my own
WORK and lrlenir Mrs. Parau Stevens Chaunoey
Drpew several bank PRESIDENTS 10 send you
WORK Will make tue rent iIght Tor You, say nfty
- day.
was taken in by tho oily tongue OF the Englishman
and began to tnluk tnat might brneht myself vs.
agreement TO the effect that pay cents "A
day Tor quarter. And now, my young friend, MY
cent? day SO month aud S45 a quarter don't
suppose you would object 10 plylLg about s2o down
bargain
ana mind, and tho Idea struck me that hs WAS a
fraud So said would think OF II aud let hun know
ths same time folding up he Agreement aud putting
II In my pocket Here IL Is Let soon, he
said, .Or Another party wants the desk Next day
looking Tor aud ho pesrred for more than
LOur for money. Usually he gives fictitious address
and his yctn more oi his money. II, however,
lac should DO hard pressed no would probably
inc person WHO couplalhed mlstoos the number. The
fellows VIE runs tAeap UOAr,Iing hOuso and gives
Lessons In French ana would, "A room
Ia his house FOR Time nave known women 10 hunt
all over Union aud Maiiaon squares Tor THIS man. Ito
II All accomplished lngulst ana throws los Of French
Into his conversation"
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NEW.IERSEY.

Observation-Disclosures u saunders. OF No 1T Firth ~,
his wife Ave and his daughter Marie ago
suddenly III YESTERDAY and DE- Heller rec
symptoms those of copper poisoning Inc
family IN fair way 70 recovery. The cause OF the
have string beans.
.owe OF the beans have ben sent 70 Professor IN A.
John schmidt OF No
m yesterday aud found his wlio
living dead by his side Death IL supposed 10 nave been
caused by apoplexy.
PATKRsOx-Coroner Stewart held inquest yesterday In
the John the wedding guest who was Killed on
SATURDAY night by Walter HOdgson The jury found hat
Arro had been killed W blow on TIE head struck ~ va
that tho no nicide justin lbo The
verdict excite astonishm mt and general indgn alton
m Patrick Tru man, about sixty five was killed on the
Susquehanna and Western Railroad At oclocK
He Mt East eontn
rwelfthave which he killed. He had been
king the track when he
The accident occurred before
he evc O W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

PORT OF NEW-YOHK. JUNE 30, 1885
ARRIVED
Steamer Moray (Br) Duncan. Yokohama April I, Kobe
Naeasa e. shanghai &C. SINGAPORE Mas H. Port Said June
T1faaI To- Win muse 10 henderson BIOS Arveda the
steamer Irinacra tsr,. Mitchell Genoa May 10 Leghorn
Gibraltar with mdsc anc passengers to Henderson Bros
steamer Eae Godasa pr Bennett. Kingston June 10.
10 . = esses & Go. Arrived At the Bar at 6i5am
step1er eau9ei ,Br,. Mcknight Port Lmon June 81
Ars.rs It the Bar at l2.4c pm.
-. s.4elas.9r, lTIooa; Wilmington. NC days, with
oanose Couch Newport News and West Point
sUNstrvInd at sandy HOOK. light. sW hazy. At Guy
Isianc. light NV clear
Arrived yes;cTiay-
water with order Funcb Edge = Co.
CLEARED
steamer Wyoming tBri Rsby, Liverpool Queens town
steamer Holroi ess) Rendle Liverpool-Busk JevOns
steamer Calico tBrl. Potter Hull-sanderson SON.
steamer snes Barras OBJ burpee. Dundee-simpson.
s.samer sh1eia uta. Rosasco Mediterranean no,,.-
Finance Baker Rio Janeiro Para Bahia &C via
Newport News Thomas-U & Brazil Mail IS CO. va
steamer Philadelphia Ness Laguayra Puerto IaDelo and
steamer Jeanne tBr. treeIhy, st Johns PR Ponce.
steamer city o. augusta Nicserson Savannah days.
steamer Talianassee Fisher. savsnnaa-nenry Yonge.
steSner ;, IN \ odwaIl Dung iittalore-: 81 reais.
snip New Olty OBJ. Bray. Amsterlam-snow Burgess
BarG Laura & Gertruae lGer HeImsrs. Hambur. -Ihco
Ruger Co.
SAILED
steamers Wyoming. for Liverpool Calico Hull: Lutetia
Baracos Jeanne 81 Johns PR, Wyanoke Richmond Rattle
snake Port Johnson.
snips MnskOta. LOT Batavia; New CITY. Amsterdam.
Banks TOpdai. for BATAVIA; Anna Sundsvsll
Also sal ed-vIa Long Island soundsteamer Glaucus for
Boston. BARK Nores. for
THE MOVEMENT, % SrEA4EBS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN, June 2.Arrved steamer City OF Richmond
(Br Lewis New YORK Jnne H. her Liverpool
(and proceeded.
NEWCASTLE June &c Arriycd Queen (Br) story
from Ncw.IOrs June " 1917
June 2o-Saled, DANISH Monarch tRr,
'-'
FAsTXET. Juue 2J-Passed steamer Alaska (Br, Murray
from NewY0rg Juno - her way " Queenstown aud "
erpool
for ew-Nork. '
GIBgALIAg, June 2jPassed steamer Gladioas (Br Sin
CLAIR rom Ncw-i0rK Oh her way t. Marseines.
PAHA juno 25-Arrved. steamer Amazoneuse (Br, Clark
from New YORK June y. ~ 1872