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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-23
Summer Complaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
By the use of the great Valley-Tan
Remedy. known as Johnson's Essence
of Life. Be sure and have a Bottle IN the
house to use on the frst symptom.
Onlg 80 cents. Sold by q. G. ". J. an!
all druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-23
In a New Place.

WILMINGTON, n. c., October 22.-Two
distinct shocks OF earthquake were telt
here this morning at about 5 O'Clock.
One was quite severe and shook houses
and awakened great many people.
No damage reported.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-23
The Arctic Whale Catch.

San FRANCIsCo, October 22.-The fat
est reports from the Arctic state that
the whaling feet had captured eighty
six whales 20 September Goth. The
catch was about evenly divided between
San Francisco and New Bedford fleets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-23
Pedagogue.

NEw8RK, N. j., October '22.-Green
hackers of the State met in this city to
day and nominated Frastus Potter,
schoolmaster of Port Orme, for Gov
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-23
CAPTURE OF MAN sUs.
His Entire Party Run in by the
Military.

WAsHINGToN, October 22.-The follow
ing telegram from General Miles,
dated at Fort Apache, Arizona, October
49, hasss bsen- transmitted by General
Howard to the War Department:
The detachment under Captain
Cooper, Tenth Cavalry, has just arrived
at the post, having captured Mangus
and his whole party, consisting of Man
gus, two men, three squaws ard i've
ca ldren, also twentynine mules and five
ponies, all OF which were brought IN.
(Signed) VIELE,
Captain commanding.
These Indians have been pursued by
Lieutenant Johnson and others Through
Chircuhua, Mexico, and New Mexico,
since September Tth.
(Signed) MILES,
General commanding.
A later dispatch dated October 2l)
from Assistant Adjutant General Nc
Heavy, says: The following telegram
has just been received by General
Miles
"ManguS. who was captured by
Captain Cooper, states that part of
q tand was captured by Mexicans and
was never heard from afterwards.
This would seem to confirm the other
reports and give rise to the report that
Mangus himself had been killed.
Captain Vieie, commanding Fort APP
ache, states tina. be believes we have
all that are left of the Mangus party"
1: is learned at the War Departments
that the indians above referred to
formed part OF Geronimos band, but
separated from that warrior s comm and
last April, when he offered to surrender
to General Crook. Nothing definite
was known of Mangu's movements af-
ter the separation, but il was reported
that he had escaped into Mexico and
had been killed By the Mexicans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-23
LIST OF BLANKS.
Kept on Hand and For Sale at tn,
y "Sait Lake Herald" Office,
Mining Blanks.

| Mining Blanks.
/ Notice OF Location.
Application for Patent.
Notice of Application.
Proof of Posting Notice and Diagram
Of Claim.
Proof that Plat and Notice remained
Posted during Period of Publication.
Certificate of Identity of claim.
Registers Certificate of Posting fol
Sixty Days.
| Agreement of Publisher.
Proof of Publication.
Affidavit of $500 Improvement.
Statement OF Fees and Charges.
Certificate OF Citizenship.
Power of Attorney.
Fond for Deed.
Mining Deed. - .r-f nav
Justices Blanks.
Summons.
Subpenas-CiYil.
Subpenas-C Criminal. w.
Warrant. -
Commitment. u -
Execution.
Writ Of Attachment.
Affidavit of Attachment.
Undertaking on Attachment
Notice of Appeal.
Complaint
Affidavit.
Affidavit on Claim and Delivery Per-
sonal Property.
Undertaking on Appeal. -
Constab le's Sale.
Miscellaneous.
Deed-Bargain and Sale.v ~ ~
Warranty Deed.
Quit-Claim Deed. t- 500.
Trustees Deed.
Warranty Deed Against Grsntor.
Mortgage.
Mortgage Long Form, ma
Chattel Mortgage.
Lease. -.....r SIZE e..
Official Bond.
Incorporation Bond.
Articles of Incorporation,
Acknowledgements. ---
Protests.
Notices of Protest.
Tax Posters.
Collectors Sale.
Collectors Certificate of Sale Of Rea
Estate.
Sheriff7s Sale.
Application for General License.
Application for Liquor License.
Bond for Liquor License.
Administrator Bond.
Petition for Letters of Administration
Order Admitting Will to Probate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-23
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Maximum temperature, As degrees.
Minimum temperature, 81
Rainfall, OBJ inches.
VIM. A. KORT5, Observer,
Signal Corps, o. s. A
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
GIDEON j. TUCKER DECLINES.


To GROVER CLEVELAND President Of the United states
sIR: The newspapers that you have designated me
Commi- examine report upon 100 miles OF
railroad constructed by the oregon and California Railroad
Company III southwestern Oregon No such appoint ntueht
has reached but public announcement o. II was
made at the White House by private secretary 10 e
newspaper reporters II 70 have been made OF deter
mined upon.
BY such inquiry have been able to make learn that
this comnssonershp provided for OF those laws by
which corrupt Congresses have in late gwen away 70
railroad capitalists vast tracts Oi lands belonging 70 tne
American people subject To favorable reports. wnen ie 70
the Dy cOmmiss soners nam.a ny MN 10 IN,
the eohpteh roads My framing AMI aVOcatlOns nave nOt
csprtAiAN httet Or EXAMINATIONS And IL
whether my employment beneficial or Sats
factory To The puDLc
But have further for declining the ofice An er
anna'on OF tins knd tol treated sort OF enter
tannen given u tne COnnss Oy the OnlCaIs O he
rOhh subjected 10 the examination Free ldes IN pAacecsrs
free quarters at hotels hospitality which ls at the same
time generous anu selnsh commonly extenie, aVOrA
bic report however Just lies under the mpdton OF having
been purchased On The other hand, The OOmmls-Oner "ho
would refuse All tavors than the expenses
OF Oilintty travel am poor man. depending upon my
"oth io ny income ami cannot aiOrd 10 take TINS appoint
mtn accepting decllnaLon please also accept ny TO-
spec;iui acAnOw elgments GIDEON J. TUCKER
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

length service PRINCIPALS on attendance Madison length
Of reached aztec four Worresier
length Toledo number ~ pupils has nothing 70 90
with salary question Omaha maximum Of lco reachea
after i've six years teaching. Utica ensth
Of servic. and ability Rochester length OF service
indianapolis length OF and fitness St Paul etpe
rienCe Detroit length OF services 500 maximum ae n
Denver teachers commencing in either grahat OF
primary department receive $50 month or the nr' n
months trial; 40 month the OF the vesr roo
month the second year and after that increase for spec
merit
In the primary departments OF this city there are =,
present after ourie-n years and yer oi serv'ce 90
t-srhers rscivins 1884, 78 S777; So $40; o. so.S'
SO $500; 81 $594: 1864 5. 40: 2, S52Zi o. SolV'
l. $500: !. $500 making total OF 33S primary teseh-
ers. been trsching fourteen years ana over
than $3.50 year. under the system OF
paying salaries according the average attendauce
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
HOME Me- WS.

~1 ". P"-BarthoIdfs name Is pronounced as spelled
Bartody with long and short
Colonel Elliot Shepard will lecture
-JeruAalem the Golden Hebrew Christian Oh urch
No II 81. Marks place
Annsoal reception was given at the residence Of w W.
Law" fonkers for the benefit Of the Moquette Mission OF W.
j. soane carpet factory Friday evening Among those
VINO toon part were Miss the Misses Nun
ger de Sroot and Hastings; Foote william Den
isoh mares A. Budd. ami Frank :. Hastings
"A Friend" sends s. THE for the Charleston
surerers
Inc taxes received by Major Mclean Of taxes last
week were s54O.40Le4
foooggan slide will probably be put up at the Polo
Grounds
The ladies' connected with the chapn the Aged
an in nave been engaged for several months In preparing
lot r In aid OF that It will be held all this
"eeK IN the Masonic Temple Twenty hirdst and Sixth
ave large number Of useful and ornamental articles VIII
be offered for sale.
NJ Barthod several members OF the French Delegation
vSe' The battles OF vicksburg seventhave and Fifty
nfth-st on Friday and remained an hour
Tho American Institute Fair this entered upon
S 'oouh month Many curious and wonderful inventions
are on exhibition On December exhibition Of carrier
pigeons viii be given by Professor Arnold
Robert James Lees gives Of lectures
on LONDON Illustrated with doramic views has had for some
better chance people all the and
orhes OF The worlds metropolis His first lecture at Chick
ering IAN Is on the Tower the dynamite explosion
occurred In the Tower Mr Lees empowered by the Gov
ernme 10 con uc through the apartments which
were closed to the public He time had
e exclusive right take the private apartments
Of the Royal palaces
The Rev. Walter Elliott viii begin special of lect
ures this evening Faus Church. Nnthave and Fifty
ninthst.
The installation the Dr. Robert R. Booth pastor
OF the Rutgers Presbyterian Church. Madisonave and
twenty ninth 81. will take place tomorrow evening. Tho
Rev Dr. William NJ TAYLOR will preach and the Rev. Drs
John Hal and Howard Crosby will deliver the charges
looking glass fell upon lamp of Mrs. Mary
A. Best at No lO4 Bavarist last evening. and caused
light fire. Mrs. Besrs dress ignited and she was
burned severely about body.
According to Professor Diapers observations in Central
Pars the wind travelled 35 miles last week the temperature
ranged from AZ 10 II. The rainfall 2l 100 inch
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
RROOKLYN.

Peter K Kennedy forty died yesterday from lock-
Jaw at No 32l feminist He nail into his foot last sum
The entrance the Roosevest ferry ar Broadway
was opened yesterday IL faces south Egththst IN Kent
numter Of residents OF CassOn called on Mayor
whitney yesterday protest against the erection OF tee
graph Telephone that neighborhood some OF the
poles they sd, eighty feet high ant liable 70 al at any
time The Mayor ntWate that those recently efecteo wOud
have tO down thai the would IN some cases Oe
strung along the Brooklyn E Elevated Railroad
Augustus Shearman nineteen. Of No 22S Wlrrenst,
brother the Rev Mr.. ~hrarm formerly priest a. be-
fore Justice Massey Yesterday charge ot burglary alleged
10 have been committed OF september 20
The Bath Beach Hook and Ladder Company has been
formally organized An engnenouse Will probably De erected
soon IN Eighteenth-st.
William b. Conkng and MyrOn f. Tanner were informed
yesterday by Wilson " the ioar OF Assessors nat
their his department would De no longer required
Both pnbcans and MT Tanner has been the Bolris
employ for II stated al they refused To con-
tribute iOwarl the Democratic campaign tuni
Thomas Armstrong tried for numbering his step
father Thomas Herrck. has gone 10 sydney.
New Wales avoiding divorce proceedings
brou -ht against him by his wife.
FOR 10000 damages for badly broken arm was
brought Yesterday by James Fakenberg IN the city Court
Another OF l. Seneys returning prosperity
flied yesterday the County Regster Office IN e Shape
deed from the Metropolitan Bank % I'll n. Robinson oi
seney OF the property from Mr.
Robinson Mrs ~eney and mortgage by Mr seney o ms
wife fOi $4,000 property The consideration OF
the Mr.. Robinson 10 Mrs. Seney was -IOUUOU
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
RESIGNATION OF The REV A. MAcKAr-SnTH

RESIGNATION or The REV A. MA CKA T-ShIH
The members OF 81 Thomas's Church-dnd many
who are not memhers--will learn with regret lh''
the Rev Alexander MacEay smiths resignation u
assistant minst,r of the parish has been before DE-
Morgan and the vestrY for several mouths. ana VIII
taac effect January /. Mr.. smith sad last ngh'
that his cea-ons for leaving St. Thomas were oi .
Iur.ly personal nature lie had come TO the cou
clu,on that IL wa, time for him 10 20 elsewhere
" tim a short time he has received three cahs !"
other churchcs although II not understood that nc
will accept any Of them, they have mad much I"
do io inducing HIN b. give up his present lV-itCh.
He -ak that he had plans be1 Ond Ihe emu Vi u4s
year. -. ,,.,. .,.. ,h. fol
lowing account OF that led 10 Mr. smith
rc-iru nat on: '.IIe has now heen haftl at HvH 10.
MANY wears, and feels that he needs rest he anu
Mr. smith have INDEPENDENT means ami VIII prvo
aby -ucnd some time abroad. bniortunatrlS' Mr.
smiths position in st. 1homas's would not sumt oi VI
20 long an absence, and therefore he has handed ia
his rr-gnatOn. IL would be impossible TO express
too strongly regret felt by the vestry hc bsse
AZ vet n0 ldea - to who will be called 70 succeed
hlm-"
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
HOW PUBL1c SCHOOL TEA oHERS ARE PAID

HOW PUBLIC SCHOOL TEA oHERS ARE PAID.
The Primary Teachers Association on
Wednesday presented petition 10 the Board of Ednca-
ton asking for the system OF regulating the
ssares OF teacher AT present the salary Is based on
sewerage attendance; the teachers wish Length OF
service" made the basis Correspondence having oeen
opened with the superintendent OF schools eaon o n'
foovmg larse eities relative to the systsm adopted Ia
eayng teachers sssries dscoses fact that Ia no
one Of them are salaries paid 10 this city, according
70 the average attendance system The following are
extracts from the received:
In Boston, length OF service only maximum OF sass o
fSl6 he'd after service Chicago maximum o
s725 after hve Washington length o service
attendance Louis length of service
baltimore. length OF service the superintendent eanno'
understand why teachers salary should be reduced bu
fso principals salaries alone depend upon pmDers Jersey
City numbers have nothing 10 do with teachers salary
Cleveland salary depends number pupils taught OF
average attendance Syracuse length Of service NO sa.
account OF ndance teachers better
lbie with smaller numbers Brookyn
snsth OF Albany the teachers salaries based On
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM L. TROUP.

William Z. TrOup, member OF the firm OF
Charles A Troup Il Co., No Il Beaver-st died az mis-
home No. 333 West Ffiy-seveHth-st. on Friday night
after a long Mr.. Troup was horn IN this city
on April s. I-47 lie direct descendant or an o!h
scottish family head OF which, John Iroup came 10
this country from Aberdeen III May. l1O2 Al the age
of fifteen william t. TrOup entered the firm OF Charles
Norningstar & Co.. of which he subseq isntly became
the senior partner retiring from IT after twenty-Iour
wears OF continuous active business
For sOme years Mr. TrOup was partner Ia the hr OF
C. A. Iroup Co.. but never TOOK AL active part III tne
bn.iness s known. not only IN TINS csv, but
In Eastern and Western business centres AS We'll ana
va. hgnty esteemed sterliDg integrity and char
acfer He was a member OF the Produce and Mercan-
Tile Exchanges In 1877 he married the only daughter
tara ltyinU
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
ENGINEERS THANK MR DEPEW.

The following letter has been sent to
President Depew recognition or his address TO the re-
cent convention OF locomotive engineers:
W W THOMPSON Chairman Committee OF Arrangements
Twenty third Annual convention Brotherhood OF Locomo
tive Engineers
This has authorized me through your committee
% 10 the Hon. Chauncey NJ. Dep -. president
OF the New York Central and Hu son River Railroad
the locomotive engineer IN the nited es
through their accredited delegates tor
eloquent Instructive remarks his words OF COM
the exercises OF order. His
the problems that now agitatng
the country his Endorsement Of the address OF our
Grand chef. leads 10 believe that the views OF
q. c p. VI. Arthur the labor questions OF the
dav approved whole business and sound social in
country amt BY our policy we trust TO
obtain and confidence Of the commercial
social moral professional ami all other ntere Is
q al are factors IN uphohHg our supremacy as NSuon
In expressing thanks ~ tlis Convention lee that
hut feeb their sentiments and would simply ay that
r.. /. and Betsy and tie Baby thank Mt De-
OF their hearts his presence on TINS
occasion NJ kICkAkD Chairman committee OF lAanAs
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
NEWS FROM The SUBURBS.
IL ERNEY CITY

Edward waglev age thirteen. OF 3s5 Palisade ave Pp
peard before Yesterday accom- panied by~hs
mother made Ompaiut against Principal lloy of Pubic
School No The uOy's Iand brulsei and his mother
said that there body and resulting
from beating gwen MI HoyL Justice anser SAID
he would have the case investigated
The police SANFORD Barnum. young Eng
lishn this country only short nme ago
Barnun recently attended meeting IN the North bsp
t- hurn tn ami succeeded IN nteresting some
Nnunv Association with tale Oi poverty and
ct lie furnished with food. the Rev Mr. Nichol
him OvercOa several small suOsCrp
ten. ~ roney handed over 10 him. and finally he was
taken Burkes boar house In Henderson-st and
the members nf the association becoming re
aponsbe his board Yesterday Mt Bdrnum disa peared
taking INN quantity OF clothing and <l4 IA money be
longing the other DOardels.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

Boiler Insurance Company has published the following
and sent 1T far and apparent eaus
ing the public to believe that a BABcocK 4 WILCOX
BOILER has exploded
A Loss PA PAP D. or o. SAbcocK @ WI wILcox BOILER.
I'VE AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE
OFFICE OF BROOKLYN sue.e REFIyISe Coxraxyl
American steam Boiler Insurance Company
GENI We desire TO express 10 You our graureaton and
ali usted upon & Wilcox boilers isv
you tie full amount OF demand for he damage TO
boiler and also The OF the claim VI Patrick sapoon.
one Of our workme who scaei by the escaping steam
BR6oKLYN SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.
J. A. ST a r. BERG. Secretary.
1t settled policy all Boiler
discourage the Of Safety Boilers fear Of
explosion grea inducement policies
the apparent OF publishing and sending the above
uce win the following words Large type Loss paid
Babcock Wilcox Boiler. which Is claimed 10 be
posive and absolutely safe" evidently grudge
counted for mainly from the they
deavorei TO have the BABCOCK * WILCOX CO.
them general line ali Of their manuAct
ures. which decnei by this Company the ground
that they had confidence either stability of
the honesty Of It's The departure Of the
OF said Insurance Company thereafter for
where has known. RENAMED shows
that the opinion of the BABcoCK WILCOX co. nos
without foundation.
The following letter shows the actual facts in the
ferred to-
OFFICE OF BnORK5Ss RE51sa2 sselE Rrgsss 5sr 81 Co Ss
Messrs The Babcock & W .lcox o.. New York:
GENTLEMEN In reply yours Of 29t ns would ssy thas
sincerely that 2Dth
steam Boiler nslIan Company saould any way
the quality OF boiler, certainly dbl
convey such high opinion Of
boilers believe have demonstrated thoroughly Dy
the repeated orders that have given you 1919
The accident referred by tho
gsence OF charge Of the boilers who
sequenty after proper investigation promptly dscnaryed
This > tubes
TO he BADLY burned and rupture which the only damage
done 10 property.
The done Patrick StapletOn by
fortunately slight that enabled "
work the second day iOlloNn- thc accident.
We shudder contemplate result would have
been had had IN any other style VI boiler.
Yours truly
BROOKLYN SUGAR REFINING CO,
JOHN A. sTURsBERG, secretary
Twenty years and upwards Of 100000 power
sold. single explosion demonstrate boil
er ali $ claimed for then.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
Joseph r FLANDERS.

Ex-Judge Flanders, whose death occurred on
FRIDAY at Richmond Hill l. l., has been prominent
member OF the NewYork Bar since 1868. Before that
time his home had boen Malone and Fort COvingon
fp Franklin County, " Y, where lie was Distinguished
o. citizen. lawyer aud judge for more than twenty
Eve years At one time he and ex-Vic--President
wheeler were partners in the law business ana were
both ted on partisan judiciary ticket. after
the adoption OF the Constitution OF 1876 Mr. Flanders
represented Franklin the Assembly OF 1e46
and ls47. and was prominent member OF the Const
tu0na Convention Of ls46. IN which his abilities as
tursi were Of great the STATE In politics lie
was identified with the Democratic party and for many
years contributed largely 10 the columns OF the Demo
cratic press as editor aDd writer
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

Steamer Alamo, Risk Key West and Gairsstsa-o u M
ory q Co.
Steamer Eureka, onick Orieass-John Van Gnk1a
Steamer Louisiana, eager. New Oreans-S II Seoman
Steamer Louis Bucki Mount Jackson ville-WarDer Ray
Steamer city Of Savannah. Daggett savsnnah-Hsasy
Yonge, IT,
steamer city OF Columbia woodhuI. ChasisstssI "
Quintarh q Co.
Steamer Roanoke Couch. Newport News and wsss rsu&
va-Old Dominion Ss
Steamer Old Dominion, Smith, Norfolk Ctr Point -
Richmond-Otd Dominion ss Co.
Steamer Il knight Chichester Alexandria 0ooRGo.
t0wn-T w WlghtInaD.
Steamer Josephine Thompson Moore. Bathmors-DN
steamer Franconia Bennett Portland-Horato Hail.
Steamer " r Dimock. Halett BOston-H y ffnock
Bark Wallace tBr. smith. BOmbay-C W Bertanx
&
Bark Richard Hutchinson tBr). -. Limerick W Parker
SAILED
Steamers Etrurs city Of Richmond Egypt and xurcsne.
lverpDol Ancbora Glasgow; Buf8o HULL 8eiser Copens
hagen Moravis Hamburg FHlds Caznd Rotfer
as rem an and Coninck, Antwerp La G&scogne, hsvr
Cienfue' os. Havana.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
CHARGED WITH BeA1IyG HIS SICK WIFE

Heeney thrysix Of Bergen ST. near BROOKLYN
Brooklyn before Justice Eenna yesterday charged
with acting IN inhuman toward his wife. who
l. sick with the smallpox Accounting 10 the testimony
ClOOnan. arrested HIM, Heeney dragged his
wife out of the street at
her with his ht Mrs Heenry caught the
SINAI pOx while her cightvear Old child whO died
with il a The disease II saii hal ust
reached critical point with when the slightest
pOsure til great danger and i doubtful size
husband charged with assault but he
lie Vi bail
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
NEM-IkRsEY.

WEST HOBoKRS.- During drunken on Frdav evening
MOrrl-s shop st. and Summltave, aeon
Worth truck men named respectively kinseL and
BOnmelr 1t ~ feared that
kinse skull fractured and ms injuries may prove at
" orh
RAHwAY.-WOrk being rapidly pushed on the new Ne
NOR al Home which Barry Post .. ~ X, IL erecting on
John keAn sent subscription Oh 500 70
the tlni.
PERTH AMBOY-A shirt factory Will Oegn operations
l. y the prOprirors and employ
II pected 10 De furnished 10 over 3OO hands
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YORk .-....-.-SArURDAf NOV o. ASe
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YoRA. A.---.--.-sArURDAY' NOV D. 1850
ARRIVED
Steamer Europa tGer) stetel Messina Oct l3 Gnraa.
90 wi mdse aud passengers TO Phelps Bros 4 Co. At''ou
A. ~ Eats Fawcst Br) Loring santos and RIO Janeiro
,xI,b rnt.e order. simpson. spence
younr Arrived al Bar az L. 40 M 49,. ..,,h ,-,,,
Srsamer Rover (BrD, Mausneld baracos "'' "' ''''
70 ~ r xirand. AR, Bnon Johns NJ, Via HALIFAX
81. Ie and nsssenxers o BOwring & ArchlaOld
Rark soironningen (Norl. AaAsc. olA'~hsef - usys
in oal re. Iian Cacace Lisbon 81 days with mdse
IN order vessel Funch Edye Co.
oaT Henrik IOsen lNor Nog Bahia 80 days. with sugar
90 "a .yemeyers & Elder. vessel " Tobias & Co
BARK Freeman. HOwes Boston. IN ballast 10 Vernon
Brown 4 Co.
sUNsET-Wind at sandy Hook. moderate w raining. A.
CITY Island. fresh, SW. raining
yesterday
Trave Ger. willegeroi Breemn Oct 81. south
ampton 2s with mdse and passengers " Oerichs CO Az
at the Bar At 23Oam ~,
steamer Azaea tBr Prtrie. Shields Oct o. Hamburg ~
mdse To Lawrence Giles Co Arrived atthe ba' A -
ship Anahuac Of Boston, Robinson. Colombo Nay ~ VIA
Gale June ~ with mdse Vernon Bowl 49, - Az.
Brig q Armstrong. Alexander, foih1~f''' -
with sugar W W z Armstrong
CLEARED
Monarch (lrj. Hldtch LNerpoo' VIA Noi
steamer 81 Adams CBri Mcpherson. Liverpoo'-Chas
'1n nasr An,ho1ia Br small glasgow Henderson Bros
steamer Moravla (Oerl PetzodI Hamburg X unhardt
steamer FuIa Ger, Rlngk Bremen via Southampton
steamer Penniand Belgi. weyer AntwerpPeter Wright
a Sons
steamer Elsa ,Br, Arbuckle Belize. &c-wiAms a Ran
Kid.
steamer blanche Henderson. King. Bermuda-6 Lougt
steamer cienfuegos. Fsrcioth. HavanaJss Ward Co.