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The evening world., 1888-08-29
A MAYNARD BOSTON GIRL.
Making Hers One Of the sad, True stories
Too Often Told.
rsrrcIAL TO TIE woR1p.I

fsrrcIAL TO TIE EVENING woRID.i
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug, 29.-Yesterday
afternoon Inspector Burke, Of Boston, with
the assistance Of Officer Reilly, Of Giouces.
ter, tracked and took into custody two young
women who. spurning parental cnre
and advice, had aed from home.
Their names are withheld. One of them
is the daughter of q wealthy resident
of the Back Bay district In Boston, her father
being one of the solid men of the town. She
is about sixteen years Of age, petite in figure
and well educated.
She met a young man with whom she fell
in love, but with whom she was forbidden
by her parents to have anything 10 do.
Olandestine meetings were had, and the
young. woman ran away with the object of
her affections.
She WINS found and brought home, but con-
tinued in her thoughtless course. FINALLY
her parents threatened that, unless a
change of living were effected, she
should be placed in q convent. Then,
in company with another young woman of
abont eighteen, she came to Gloucester
about o week ago and hired furnished rooms
in Williams court. Acquaintance were
soon formed, and old-time friends visited
her.
When the officers called for her, the younger
girl broke down completely and wept bit
terly. She reached for a penknife, but the
small weapon was taken from her.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
WOMEN IN A PRIZE-FIGHT.
They We're Seconded by Their Brothers,
and the Vanaut.hed Called the Police.

fsPEcIAL TO THE EVENING wonIDI
CHICAGO, Aug. 2o.-Two women fought o
prize-fght of two rounds here last
evening, under Marquis of Queensberry
rules. They were Mary Ann Mcnamara
and Julia Perry, and the most peculiar
feature of the whole disgraceful affair was
that the brothe rs Of the fighters acted as
seconds.
When time was called for the first round
the women stepped up from their corners IN
the ring prepared especially for the occasion
and sparred cautiously for an opening.
Both ound openings fast enough, M they
exchanged wicked blows that disfgured
their faces badly.
There was a crowd of spectators present to
witness the fight, and they cheered Justify
when either succeeded in planting q blow on
the face of the other.
When time was ca led for the ending of the
first round neither had the advantage. In
the second round. however, the observance
of the rules of the ring was forgotten and
the round was devoted to hair tearing and
scratching.
The women had their sleeves rolled up and
were rs mad as hornets. Mary Ann proved
more than q match for the Perry woman in
this kind of cat-and- dog fighting, knocking
her down and dragging her around the ring
by the hair.
The Perry woman was unable to respond to
the call for the third round, so she and her
brother got even by calling for the police.
The women, their brothers and some of the
spectators were arrested, A good deal of
money was bet on the result of the fight.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
JERSEY CITY NEWS.

John r. Downes Held for Abducting a
Fourseen-Year-OId Girl.
John F. Downes, o smart young colored
porter on Pullman palace car 374 of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was before Justice
Lane, in Jersey City, to-day. to answer to q
charge of having abducted Minnie Rawls, a
girl fourteen years old. daughter of Isaac
Rawls, of Jersey City.
Minnie and John had been keeping COM
pany for some time, and on Aug. IS she dis
appeared and Downes did not come to the
house any more.
Two witnesses testified that Minnie re-
turned to Jersey City Aug. % and told them
che was married to Downes, but the latter
contradicted them fatty.
He denied that he had married Minnie or
knew anything about her disappearance. He
was on his way to Savannah ut the time.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
JOHNSON,S LEAP TO DEATH,
From n Tbird-stOry Window TO tho Stone
Fayed Yard Of HIS Home.

FROM q Vn1rd-HtOfy WINDOW 10 tho Btnne-
Fayed Yard Of HIS Home.
Antoine Emelie johnson, O Norwegian
cabinetmsker, committed suicide early this
morning by throwing himself out of q third
story window Of the house, 719 Second
avenue, where, with his friends, Lind eman
and Rudd, he rented rooms of J. j. Traverse,
barkeeper at the Continental Hotel.
johnson fell sick three weeks ago and was
attended by DIR. A. H. Goelet. At times he
expressed the fear that he would have to be
taken to q hospital, and said he would pre-
fer death to that.
AT 1856 this morning Mr.. Traverse was
awakened by Johnson's passing through his
room,
q What are you up for. Mr.. johnson /?
What do you want p' he asked. johnson
paid no attention to him and went directly
back to the laundry and raised the window.
Traverse hurried after him. but WAS too
late. When he reached the yard he found
Johnson's body Oh its left side on the pave
ment in the back yard, directly under the
third story laundry window. He had struck
on the left side OF his mead and death had
come. instantly. His body was removed to
the Morgue.
johnson was q steady young man. twenty
five years old and unmarried.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
UNDER THE "DETAILS WHEELS.
A Drunlxcn Mans Hand squssxed and Prob.
ably Manned.

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ably Manned. .
Bobtal cars ore putting IN their full time
for mischief before the city Legislation re-
auiring the employment Of conductors goes
into full effect.
A victim of o Twentytthird street juager-
naut stood In Justice Duffy's Yorkvills
Court this morning. and though convicted of
intoxication was discharged with o repri-
mand.
He bore his punishment in the form of q
hurt and probably manned hand, the result
of pressure from the wheels of o bobtail
car after he had been thrown from the
rear platform. The presence of O conductor
would have insured either q safe alightmg or
the forbidding of q man In this ones condi-
ton to board the car.
The injured prisoner was John Calvin, of
williamsburg. His hand was attended to ut
Bellevue Hospital.
Secretary Mclean says his company has
fifty new cars under contract, and is thor
oughly in earnest about reforming the sys-
tenn.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Transatiantir Passessers.

Among those who ieft here for Europe on the
North German Lloyd steamer Traye to-day were;
MI. and Mrs. W. X Browpe ana children, Hugo
Groasman. ]. b. Farquhar. q. Luyhes, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. LeseIr, Mir. and mrs. W. G. tiffany and
W. Morton Grinnell. On the list OF the Red Star
line steamer Belgenland were the following:
Major lDd Mrs. Il. Y. Woolman. bishop Camillus
+. Macs, Rev. Paul N. Kslopp, DR.. W. p. Hoch
and Andrew M. Beveridge.
Rev. W. Thompson. nr. Charles W. Wynne,
Rev. !. M. DeRul, Rev. John I. Paiey. b, Il TIL
den, Mr.. and Miss Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Bur-
CESS and Miss Annie Cathcart sailed ON the White
Star line Ateamer britannia.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Hebrew sau,tnrium Excurslon.

The Hebrew sanltArium exoprsien Of his morn
ing took in over i've hundred oaiIdren. The first
contingent was taken on board atthe foot of East
Ffth street, and the mai portion OF tho
little ones at East Thirty-fourth street. The
barge Henry Morton, in ton of the tnghoat Il
Mayors, then took the parry down tho lower bag
cakes, ice-cream, milk and fruit In ahnpdAnce.
Drs. Samuels. Wise and Hanlon tooE charge OF the
bnbiea.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Sioux Indians on the .warpath.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 20. Two white men
were found dead near the RattlesnaKe Mountains
on the Shoshone observation. Fremont County.
where they were murdered by the Sioux, who
donned their war paint after being ordered of the
reservation. Scouts report the presence OF nfty
hostile Indians within the reservation. To-day
i've Sioux on the reservation were arrested by the
Indian agent
The evening world., 1888-08-29
A Blow at wanderinE Ehowmeu.

Charles y. Kohler and William Paul, proprietors
of q cheap show 1t One Hundred and First street
and second avenue, were held in $500 bail each by
Justice Wilde in toe Harlem Police Court this
to attend the show unacccmpanied BY persons OF
matured years.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
warren Ffghrs Fonl.

tsPEcIAL TO TIE EVENING woRLD.I
AsHLARD, Wia., Aug. IA glove light be-
.Ween Tommy Warren end John Van
heeas took place here last night Tho
STSene of the battle was the Palace
ttsostte and aMo-ounoe gloves were used In the
y reieree had allowed him to have the best Of
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Church Va. Staten tsIuud.

Mira sarah Prevot, q French boardin g-hoaAe
keeper ct aea West Twentieth street, get q warrant
at the Jefferson Market Police Court for the arrest
Of her husband, julius Arthur Prevot, o painter,
The husband wanted her to 90 to ciass-meeting
with him on Sunday. She said she would rather go
to Staten Island. He caught her by the throat and
attempted 10 CHOKE her. The husband was held
for fFaal
The evening world., 1888-08-29

John Fay, Of 90 Columbia street who was Sc
verely stabbed over a month ago by William j.
Fitzpatrick, brother of the Alderman. was enabled
TO leave Bellevue Hospital to-day and appear In
the ksseK Market Ponce Court against his assail
ant Fitzpatrick was intoxicated at the time. He
was held for examination In g, sou ball.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Yonhsrs Entries for To-NIerroyx
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WoRLp.1
YoEERRs, n. W AuG. 29.-The following are the
entries at Yonksrs for Thursday, Aug. 90:
Foand Dead on Oiifton..

The body OF . man was found In the bay OF Cliff
ton, B. l., this morning. He was about forty
years old, 8 feet 10 inches IN height, and wore blue
overalls and 6 striped jean shirt and wore a
belt around mis- waist In his pockets was found o
smaii piece OF rope and q handkerchief, and IA his
belt he had q sheath knife.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Racing nj naratoRa.

SARATOGA, Aug. 20. The races at Saratoga to-
day resulted as follows:
First Race. -Tessa X. nrst, Minnie Palmer sec
ond and Fiddiehead third. Time. l2k.
Second Race. Cruiser nrsr, Harry Glenn second.
Jaubert third. Tme-l. AK.
Third Race. Climax nrst, business second, Red
Prince third. Time-l 60
Fourth Race. Zero nrst, Mas Mouse second,
Perkins third. Time-L. 17k. -
Firth Race. Sanford nIst, Evangeline second.
No third horse. lines. OSA.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
A LMdy's Big Cnteh.

Mira II. p. rockingham, tho wife Of . ,oker
whose ONCE Is at No. . Wan street, went on q
fishing excursion yesterday afternoon on Lake
HopatoOng. she vas accompanied by Mahlon
Decker as guide and assistant The result xas
the following remarkable catch of black bass: On
weighing ~ pounds, one OF ~ pounds, one Of
~ pounds, four OF 81 pounds, ONE OF 3 pounds
and one OF IN pounds.
The nsb are on exhibition to-day at the Gilsey
HOuRa
The evening world., 1888-08-29
ahe Zuln War nx~.

GDY cARIE TO PRESS NEWS AssocIAEyoz.l 3,
LONDON, Aug. % "A despatch from Natal
announces that all resistance 10 the British
authorities has ceased in Zululana. The
troops are returning to Natal. Dinizulu. aL
though defeated and a prisoner. ~obstinately
insists on his claims, as son Of Cetewayo, to
the sovereignty of Zululand.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
she,s n, che Gerunn Emsa.sy,

tDY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssooIArroN.1
PARIS, Aug. pa man rushed in front OF
the official residence of the German AmbAs-
sador yesterday with a revolver in his hands
and fred several shots into the entrance,
The bullets barely missed tine porter, who
was on duty atthe gate. -.rs 4
Th wouldIbe assassin was arrested He
furiously denounced Bismarck and Germany
as he was being led away, and shook his, fist
at the Embassy.
The man was taken 10 the police station
and examined. Several cartridges wsra
found in his pockets.
The police pronounce him hopeiessfy m
sane, with o monomania for kiiEng Germans.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
swiudled by an Immigrant Agent.

Hilda Brodic, o young Swedish girl appeared At
the Jefferson Market Police Court this morning
against Alexus Andersen, aged twenty -four years,
OF S8l West Thirty-tnlrd street, who 10 employed
IN tho EmiEraLts' Home. She charged MIN with
the larceny Of her $40 gold watch.
Size said Andersen told her no was O watch
maker, and asked her 10 let him have her watch to
repair. lie promised TO deliver It In a few days,
but failed TO do SO. The prisoner was held in 81, 600
hail for trial.
The evening world., 1888-08-29

FFEUIHE " N FENIN WUHLUsT
CARLISLE, Pa, Aug. 20. -President Cleveland
has written a letter TO the Changers Of this place,
replying 10 an Invitation sent him to attend their
annual picnic. The President concludes his letter
as follows:
''lhe rejection Is an interesting aud c~onsolinR
one, thar In the midst OF political turmoil, IN the
feyerish anxiety OF the marts Of trade and in the
rush anil hurry OF financial operations, our agrl-
culturists pursue the even tenor OF their way at all
times. furnishing the most stable support Of our
%cOuntrJ's prosperity"
The evening world., 1888-08-29
MISUNDERSTANDING In ,Lo N~iuoteeu,h.

The Cornelius DAILY Workingmenis Club will raise
q Cleveland and Thurman banner and hold a ratin-
cation meeting az Fiity-sixth street and Tenth ave-
nue. tomorrow night.
The speakers will be Assemblyman Connolly, OF
the Nineteenth District; ex-senator Thomas +.
Grady, sheriff Grant Thos. c. I. Grain and
Samelf. Carey, on 0hio.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Cnrinr FOR Rmirrnnls, Rnrnnne.

A joint meeting Of the Emigration Commissioner
ana the agents OF the various trunk ines ia being
held this afternoon ut Castle Garden. Some pro-
vision for handling emigrant passengors' baggage
win DO MADE. Tho Commissioners want the fah-
roads 90 pateh ~ their difficulties and Tesume
charge Of the bagGage-FoomE.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Chevreuil,. lOea RIrthAnv.

ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE EVENING woRLDLI
PARIS, Aug. 29.-The aged scientist. Chew.
reuii. attains his load birthday to-day, thus
beating Sir Moses Montefiores record. But
he is not expected to live through the winter.
as his strength is failing.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
nnbylo. Yoarna fpr uIm.

Richard Kingsbnry. a painter employed by II. 7.
Hume, OF Babylon, l. l., Suddenly left for parts
unknown last night. AS a remembrance OF his
employer he took $40 and q gold watch. The au-
thorities were notified and . general alarm sent
ont
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Drew n Knife on the Policeman.

Drew n hhIIo on the POIIceHhh.
While Oficer Dorrien, Of the Madison street sta
ton, was taking Thomas Oliver TO the station
house for drunkenness the lattef drew a knife and
attempted to stab the onicer. Oliver was Btll
under the influence of liquor when arraigned In
the Essex Market Police Court to-day and was
hald-
The evening world., 1888-08-29

MKRIpKN, Conn. Aug. 20. John I'm, aged
sixty years, was ground 10 pieces by the passenger
train leaving here At 2. 10 4. n. for New Haven.
He evidently was dazed with night ana could not
IaaSA ana nFaok. 4. H..H
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Yals Uuaxsruity,s L.eruex.

me Wan Of Ebonezer b Beiden. the wealthy
physician, was fled in che SurFogate's once to-day.
ne gives the bnlk of his estate TO Anna J. Ran
~ nlsetlter, and directs that amer her 10 shall 90
The evening world., 1888-08-29
France and the sugar Convention.

fsrRcrAL GABLE TO THE EVENING wonLpH
PARis, Aug. 29.-The Gemps to-day says
that France would not sign the sugar bounty
convention, because that would give the
United States power to shut France out Of
South :American markets. It also says that
other countries will probably withdraw From
the convention. .. .-f ~. ~
The evening world., 1888-08-29

dag; Wa: TAylcS a Sa-sgsst r. shs TssAssg. EAys
IN favor q the Alaska Company. T. Y, Morgan, an ON.
ployeo Of thu company, gave SinailAr testimony.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
ssn, Rnok Wnhoul Her Lorer.

The steamer Trave, which sailed for Bremen to-
day, carried away FANNIE Fiselmann, the young
emigrant who skipped 70 this country with a coun-
tryman named Katz. She was accompanied by her
father and seemed pleased with her return. She
now believes thar KATE 10 q villain.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Drowned in Hyannis narbor.
[spEcIAL TO THE WORLD.

=" IbPECIAL TO THE WOHLD.I
HYANsrs. MasA, Aug. 20. -Bertle and Edna
Smith and Fred Barnard. each about twelve years
old, were drowned IN the hafbor yesterday. Tue
sized the vessel. Several others narrowly escaped
death.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Tb,. TRAMP Coveted washtubs.

August Bender, n seedy-looktng tramp, was held
In tae Essex Market Police Court this morning for
trial in Special Sessions Ior aieenng !wo Easn;
aNP0at
The evening world., 1888-08-29

wan my IL 9 mild, efkacuVe. vegetable purGaatve
snunse oetter get Dr. PnRcE'e PLEAsANT PpReA-
hSeaaehe, dlxzlneaa' Constipation. indiaeaiinn and
~~'vuS Astack1i 10 cent? Q vial. BY druggtstG
The evening world., 1888-08-29
,arroted and Robbed in Boston.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING wonLD.I
BOSTON, Aug. Ra-An unknown man, while
passinR through Brighton street about II O'Clock
To-day, was garroted and robbed Of Eoid watch
PhHllp MCGUIRE were arrested, and Il is thought
that they are the gafroters.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
WIN Dance behind Iron Rarn

Charles C. Edgar once . prospeIous dancing
master in this city and who enjoys the reputation
OF having introduced the can-can into this country,
was held In 81, 500 bofl for trial this morning az
Jefferson Market P0ioe Court fof l0dgiDg-house
sneak ~thievery.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Bread Higher In london.

~IsPEcIAL CABLE 10 THE EVENING woRLD.l
LONDON. Aug. 29.-The price of broad ID
being raised in anticipation of the expected
shortage in breadstuffs.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
Harnen nt AuetIon.

Ya,stv Ana brod young HORSES and 4 numbeE Of ohoiel
Posrkc viii Is sold d suction by l. J. Nq1AyEnnrs
"a the Mott Haven BasebaI GrorndS on tSosn St.' neal
The evening world., 1888-08-29

Stack Exchange Open on SATURDAY.
At q special meeting OF the Governing Committee
of the Stock Exchange held at 40. 10 to-day, q reso-
luton to close tina Exchange on Saturday resulted
In a tie vote Of thirteen. Consequently the motion
Wan lost.
The evening world., 1888-08-29

AANte Nuu l6f8tNDupAlDu 8ADMEEDM2A
NY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssooIArIoN.I
LONDON. Aug. 29.-The latest accounts
from Hamburg largely increase the previous
estimates of the losses by the fro ct 6tein-
warde. Six thousand tons OF beet-root and
immense quantities Of cotton, rice and salt
petre were stored IN the warehouses and are
still burning. Nothing can be saved. Il qis
now estimated that the total loss will readh
f5,0 900 900 sterling.
The most deplorahle feature Of the ,oonfla-
grafton ia the loss of human life.
Thirteen bodies have been discovered in the
ruins, and gangs of workmen are digging up
tine debris as fast as il becomes cool enough
in search OF the remains Of persons stih
missing. sss j .l .5gb.. u I2dt6at
The destruction. OF such large quautitiss q
merchandise has q momentary efcct on
prices.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
A CASHIER CUTS HIS THROAT.
He Dice an Hear Later In the hank Build
Ing Whore the Deed Was Done.
[sPECIAL TO THE EVENING woI

IsPEcIAL TO THE EVENING wonLD.l
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 29.--Mr. Joseph
Breed, Cashier Of tho Hartford National
Rank, cut his throat in the bank building
and died an hour later.
Tn suicide was short in trustee accounts.
The evening world., 1888-08-29
BOMBSFOR THE CAR.
Eleven Persons Arrested for Plot
ting to Kill Him.
The Imperial Family Also TO
Have Been Blown Up.
Some of the Prisoners Openly Avow
Their Intentions.

TBr ohBnr TO THE PRESS NEWS Assoc1xr1ox.l
LONDON, Aug. 90. has been received
from st. Petersburg that another attempt
against ths life of the Csar has been dis.
covered Just as it WIS being carried into
execution
Meven men N three women have been
arrested near the Imperial Hotel. They mads
a desperate resistance, but were finally over
powered.
Upon being searched bombs charged with
dynamite were found Upon their persons.
1t is said, while the men refused to apswsr
any questions. the women openly axowed the
intention of blowing mp the Gzw AnAin-
perial family, and gloried in h.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-23

A good live salesman to represent the
State of Maine In selling oil; a large
profit to the man who has had expert
ence in selling goods.
Address OIL, COX 235,
my22d1W BOSTON, MASS.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-23
Memoranda.

Sch Geo w Jewett of Portland, FIN Gardiner for
Richmond carried away foremost and head OF
manmast. with all attached. while of Nantucket
Shoals. viii go into New Bedford or New York
for repairs.
Provincetown, May 21-Sch A Hayford. before
reported with cargo of lime on fire. has been
opened and no trace of fire was found. The
schooner sailed for her destination today.
San Francisco, May 14th-Ship Sargent at
this port has been sold to Capt Pummer and 9TH
ers. and Capt Morris. formerly of ship Geo Mon
son takes command of the vessel.
New York, May 22d-The well known Ameri-
can ship Snow 4 Burgess is missing. Left this
port Nov 18th, bound for San francisco, with gen.
eral cargo and has not been heard from since.
Under ordinary circumstances the passage should
be made in from ITO to 120 days. Has been out
1876 days. Vessel commanded by Captain Brown
had crew of 20 men.
Delaware Breakwater. May 2lst-Sch Hattie I'll
aground at the Brandywine Saturday night She
was assisted of by tug and arrived here this morn
ing leaking slightly
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-23
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE.
Portland & Rochester X. X,
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS.


On and after Monday, May "a, asSs,
Passenger Trains will Leave II ortiands
Fer Worcester, Clinton, Aver Junctions
NASHUA, Wimdhnm and Ripping al 5.3O
a. an. and 100 y M.
Ror M@nchesIer, Concord, and points North
al LOO .. IN.
For Rochester, sprinsvale, Alfred, Water.
bore, and SAGE River at $50 n. M, LOO
and (inixed) at $50 y. ma.
Fer G0rham at 5.SO a. m.g Loo, 300,
$40, and (mlxed) at $50 y. ma.
Ror saccnrnppa, Cumberland Wills, WeLe
brook Junctfon and Wooescrd's az 1.sO
and 1000 a. m, 100, 500, $50 ard
(mlxed) SD p. mn.
for Forest A ,enue QDeeriBE) 1000 "a. uo.i
800 and $40 y. nm.
The 90 D. IN. train from Portland connects a
Aver Juncf. with Hoosac Tunnel &onte
the West, and at Union Depot, Worcester, itb
New York via Norwich Line, and NIL rnil
via sprin IA Id, also with N. N. a. N. a.. ". AZ
("Steamer Maryland Route'O for Pbilndel phias
baltimore, Wnshington, and the South, ana
with Boston a. Albany n. ". for the West
NClOse connection made at Westbr0oh Jane.
si0u WITH through trains Of Maine central r. X. and
Al Grand Trunk Transfer Portland, with through
trains OF Grand Trunk Railway.
Through Tickets 70 all points West and South
NAV be had OF s. II. HELEN, Ticket Agent, Pert.
land 4 Rochester Depot at foot OF Preble Street.
octS2dn j. W. PETERS suDt
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FREicHTs.

The following are recent charters:
Bark John j. Marsh Trinidad to north of Hat
teras, asphalt SO 80 " ton.
Bark hel, Portland to Rosario, lumber 81 v
M.
Bark Celina, Portland to Bahia Blanca, lumber
S12 90.
Bark John K. Chase, Key Frances to north OF
Hatteras, sugar in bags Is cents y 100 TBS.
Brig Hattie NJ. Balm, New York TO Portland, coal
zoe and discharged
Brig David Bugbee, Turks Island to Philadel-
phia, SAT- SC y bush.
schr Eva May, Portland to New York, heads at
private terms.
schr George Tauline, Kennebec to Philadelphia,
ice zoe y ton.
Schr j. Nickerson. Portland to New York, lum-
Der 50 pm.
Schr F. Merwin, Portland to New York, paving
sl2 80 y NJ and loaded.
Schr Andrew J. York, Portland to New York,
paving at private terms.
Schr Robert q. Dunn, Baltimore TO Boston, coal
81 10 and discharged.
Schr Mabel Hooper, Kennebec t. Philadelphia
or Baltimore, ice coo y ton.
Schr Eta NJ. Barter, Sullivan to New York, pav-
ing $40 " M.
schr Oliver Dyer, Portland to Glen Cove, l.. l.,
syrup bbls sc and loaded.
Schr Ellen Crusoe, Bear River, n. s.. to Glen
fuegos, lumber 81 pm.