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New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
NEWARK.

Joseph Dillon, employed by produce dealer IN
Commerce-st, is in ST. MichaeFs Hosp tai sunerhg
from lead poisoning and the hospital recofus sho"
that there are twenty other patients suffering from
thc same cornplaint although thcr cases not
serious The physicians say the disease was con-
tracted By drinking beer drawn through lead pipe
from the cellar and that there are about 200 such
cases In the city. 1t is doubtful whether Dillon VIII
recover.
BENJAMIN Nicholas and Sebastian Potz, who were
arrested "Wednesday night for passing countcrfeit
SIS silver certificate on Charles AlberSon, OF No j
Cornmcrccst., Identified yesterday by several
quor sellers as the men who had passed or attempted
10 pass counterfeit bills them. The prisoners were
held in %} 900 bail each for examination before the
Tn ted States Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
JERSEY CITY.

A barber shop at No. 1s2 steuDer-st, owheo oy
Frank Caspar, was recently purchased by Victor
Commlsky Yesterday Commlsky went to New-fork
to buy some chairs, leaving Caspar In charge OF the
shop When he returned he found poker game
going on and Caspar had lost not only his own money
but s75 belonging to Commsky, which no had taken
from the drawer Tho bill OF sale Of the place was
also missing Caspar was arrested
Arthur n. Taylor, the boy who shot ana Riiled
Sherman Lee colored man. in Belmontave, on
Wednesday evening, was aTaigncd before Justice
Nart.n in tho Second District Police Court yesterday
morning Hc was accompanied by his father, Wilson
Taylor, agent in Paterson for the Prudential In
.urance Company, and by his brother, who S New
York lawyer. Al tho latters request the examlna-
ton was postponed The prisoner feels his position
kocnly lie says he had no ntento OF shooting the
eolored man ard did not know tho gun was loaded
He is charged with maslaughter
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
THE pADDLERS AT LAKE GEORGE

PRIZES AWARDED TO THE SUCCESSFUL CANOE
MEN.
Lake George Aug 90 (SpeclalD.Through the fault OF
the tclegraphc facilities the news was not printed on
"Wednesday morning that the tandem padding race on Iue
dav for oen canoes was by ii. r.. Rice ana T." u
KnapD OF SprnCned Johnston and Torrance OF Canada
second A similar race for open canoes was won 10y Iof
rance and Legs Of Toronto The novice sailing race was
won by r A. Gage and the manoeuyrng race by Jones'
OF Rockville who also tho unlimited sailing race
The first race this morning was padding one one
mile There were only three who chose to race: H. l.
Rice Of Springfield NJ. T. Johnston OF Toronto, and H. u
Knappe Of Springfield They finished in the order named
Rices being minutes Johnston 10 ana hhsppe
55 Johnston tainted at the close The second was the
three miles for place among the contestants Tor
new cup given by T. H. Barney, OF Springfield and known
as the Springfield Cup. Brokaw got first place
The third race the combined or padding and sailing
70, three miles There wero tweny.seven entries M
" Brskaw finished frs, L. G. Knappe second and H. L.
Quick, Of Yonkers third.
The review OF the whole feet, FIRST under paddle and
then under SAIL had been posted for this afternoon bus
was postponed and will not take place The first part OF
the afternoon was devoted to tricks with This
evening grand campfire and distribution Of
prizes The Central Division have elected w. Il Hunt
ington Of Rome, vicc.commodore f. w Mastcn of Al
bany rearcomnedoro: r. H. suykcr, Of Rome, purser
Brokaws record scores thirty pou,s the highest ever
made and the highest point 70 be obtained The other
Quick 49, 10 These nye have the first hve prizes The
follow thus: Stewart is s6, Forrest IL 10 Rice 10
Bailey 9:55. Butler :05, Walsh $50, Brszer l5.
Goddard go, Edgar 35, Wsrder 10, johnson 4, Nick
80, Thomas as Putnam 30, Palmer l. French
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
NEw.yORK CITY.

Tia pilot boat Edmund DR. ggs arrived at Stapietoh
6 L. Yesterday and reported that at a. m'' ou'siuo
the bar, she vas run into by the steam ureus',
Reliance, had her bowsprt and heao gear o"i''u
away and lost her head stays
Tho Board Of Managers Of the Produce E4chane'
has given notice that on and after september 'ne
hour OF clos ng will be 3 80 p. m instead OK 2Io
at present
Tho Dock Board is preparing plans for tho building
NJ the new piers at West Washington Market when
the marketmen move out. Their leases will expire
next month and the new piers will bo started THIS
fall.
The Armory Board held a short meeting yesterday
and approved the bn Of Contractor Hoppin ior
sl3652 for work on the 9th Regiment Armory
petition for a new armory for the 9th Regiment was
also received and plans filed OF property that has
been offered to the board for the list Regiment
Armory The property In question takes n the west
side OF Lexington ave-, between Thrty-thlrd aud
Thirty fourth SITS.
Armand Crlaux, a passenger on the steamer
1. Gasco gne was arrested by Custom House omcers
Donohue and Brown, who found rings ana other
fewclry valued at 800 lD his possession The custom
House officers recognized the man as ono who had
been previously detected IN an attempt at smuGgn ng
jewelry.
Friends OF Kilrain tho prize fighter, applied At
Police HEADQUARTERS yesterday for permit allowing
them to have a parade In honor OF Jake's' arrival
He ia expected tomorrow.
The funeral Of Ferdinand j. White, organist OF ST.
Bernard's Church, in West Fourteenth-st, who died
on Wednesday, will take place at the church at lo ~
a m today Ho was forty-fOur years OF age
Tne Mayor has rcce we'd complaint from the
owner OF the house 40. $50 West Twenty thrdst,
regarding high lumber pne next door, which is said
to lean over the Sidewalk
Thomas Ieahey, brakeman on the Hudson Rivor
Railroad was killed while going under the McComo's
Dam br dge freight train night before last lie
stood on the roof Of one OF the and In the dark
ness did not notice the bridge until too late.
Oscar Hestovorzucca, age seven years, living at No
33 West slxty-nrstst, fell from the roof OF the I'VE
story build ng No 81 West Sxty-hrst-st on Wednes-
dsy evening and was Instantly killed
Fifty-two candidates tried the Civil Service e1'
animation for inspectors Of masonry for tho new
aaueduct, held at Cooper Union yesterday seventy
aye is the number called for and examinations VIII
be continued until the required number OF competent
men is secured
Tho twenty seventh annual excursion OF ST. Johns
Guild was enjoyed by almost seven hundred ch idren
yesterday. The Singer Manufacturing Company gen.
erously betrayed the entire expense OF the excursion
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO

WHAT is GOING ON To'DAf' =.
Aqueduct Investigation. Part H. supeef oou'" -
. 49,
s;cepicchase races, Cedsrhurst 2 80 .. m =. -u..
IyesOregon Trsnscontinentd Railway suit eupfen''
Court ~ o.. ,.. chrr.h rordha m
1915 q. m ,., -...,,,.. NJ, "a was,
Twenty -ffth-st. = p. m .. 49,, vo,,ck
Workinrmen's Protection meeting. Laght ana 'aficS
sts., 8 p. NJ -, .....,.,, nav Shore
South Side Field Club tennis tournament Bay 9h'''
l.. ]. .,, =, xIxtb
Assembly District No. 0s7 Eighth-ave, D. m =. q
United Labor party meeting NO. 2of East Icn'"''"
Music in Battery Park By 6oth Regiment Band' D. H.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
SKILLED WIELDERS OF TIE MALLET.
PROGRESS OF THE CRooUET TOURNAMENT AT
NORWICH.

Norwich. Conn. Aug % l-Beautlfu weather
greeted the early risers Norwich this morning.
OF the political hopes OF the co0uet players gives
Harrison and Morton a decided majority. Additional
yr>tors are constantly coming In. Professors Hoyt and
Guilfc>i from Jersey City. Paist, from Philadelphia; ;
Colt fram Concord; and Rsmsdel. from Windham ar.
here 10 see the closing games By electric light last
evening another circle TO the score Of Ger
mon and this morning black 10 Jacobus, who
won the balls by magnificent jump. but bad luck In
shooting from an depression in the ground
made him fail. II Read hlrtyfve minutes to 81.
lence the strokes Dckcy. Whitman spoiled the monoo
nv Of Spauldng's straight lines on the score card.
Jacobus IS tho holder Of the Horsman United States
champion mact, and has been CHALLENGED to play BY
hauer. The winner OF four out OF seven entities the
victor 10 ts possession Jacobus has consented play
game by electric Light tho rest Will be played
at New Brunswick 49,
Charley smith, the youngest player Of the tournament
only seventeen, unbrokon record In the second
division. -. ,,- A.,
Smith got away with spauldinr, leaving his record
whole Dickey. after wonderfully narrow escapes gave
Nnurcr another goose Bishop gave Maurer another
spherica addition to his stock. making three in all The
following the Wednesday evening record OF the first
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
BROOKLYN.

Mrs Ellen Horn, of 40. cal Myrtle-avc, received
what will probably prove fatal burns yesterday BY
the upsett!ng of an oil which she was at
work She was taken to the Cumberland Street
Hospital
August Wing, who left his wife ana eioped WIN
her sister. Miss Minnie Rudolph, last week, was
ARA Qned before Police Justice Kenna yesterday upon
a charge of abandonment and held for examination
He was arrested in Albany on Wednesday. MISS
Rudolph returned to Brooklyn with him.
Charles Fuchs who was at one time employed as a
bartender by Louis schuer, of No. 162 Graham-ave,
has begun a sui, aga nst schuer to recover $1,000 as
damages for SANDER alleging that schuler called MIN
liar
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
OEDARHURST S1EEPLECHASES
ro.pAY's PROGRAMME OF THE RocKAwAY Asso

TODAYS PROGHAM-n1 OF l"7 1'00
CITATION.
C.darburst, the only race course in America where
steepIechssing should be permitted, will be lively
and attractive place to-day with its throngs OF lovely
women and gay cavaliers. It's beautiful landscape
its hedges and hurdles its brooks fs scamperns po'o
Monies and prancns hunters, its borrowed stccplc-
chasers from Monmouth and Saratoga, It's red and
white nags its brilliantcostcd hunt servant and his
cavalcades It's drags, coaches, rocksways, palsy
carts, and farm wagons, its handsome gentlemen
Jockeys, Its upsets.
II is the fist day OF tho Roclaway 6teepechasc
Associations autumn meeting Tho programme IS
excellent ghout, from Roulette to Cnker while
the Wave Crcst Hurdle Race gives promise OF raro
sport. Tho races begin al 80 p. m. Trains leave
Long Island City at 10:o5 and III a. M, and Oo,
l 80 and 3 80 p. m. and leave Brooklyn at 10,
10 so IL 55, 20 and go. Tho entries are given
below
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
LONG ISLAND.

No tldngs have been recei sed Of The miss Ing crew
~ tho sloop Favoritc, Of Ncw-London, which was
wrecked during the severe storm on Tuesday night
ON tho beach d tch Plain Lifc-saving station
The four men who supposed tn have been lost
are said to have been residents Of New-London-
Detective James Cody, OF the Long Island Rail
road, Is busly engaged investgat ng tho attempt TO
wreck the caSbound train winch left D0uglasiOn at
:4G Wednesday evening One OF the fish 10 nts mad
been removed and 80 placed upon the track that
L was 10 deral the locomotive.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Saratoga Aug 23 (SpccaD. .-,chc programme for TO-
amends for todays failure and there ought
10 be some stirring her running with Belle
Tuesday Clay Stockton with five pounds less than
carried ought to win the first race, with Little
Minnie or Bronzomortc in second place
Lctria and Van Tromp may first and second In the
mile and q iuIlong racO.
Viciress is likely the third race. with Daisy
Woodruff second
Mrih has the best chance for the fourth race. and
Nettle should be second.
,h.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
FAvORITEs HAVE THEIR TURN.
THE r1nCrs SAY THEY WON -FOUR RACES; THE
pupIrO SAY THEY WON FIVE.

III j
PUBLIC SAY THEY WON FIVE.
Saratoga Aug. % CSpecial).-The wealher was eh"'.
ng to-day and tho crowd present at the tseA was p
aby tho largest Of the The track was very oao
and all but the first PROFESSIONS the la'oie'
having M trouble TO win The decision In the nfs race
cave great amount OF dissatisfaction Tor thce was q
radical difference opinion between the JuaeeS a" inc
publlc as to which horse Aaho got the "ors. oi
the decision Mr. Baldwin. who was mueh disgfuhod
paye Murphy instructions to make close hnish Tor
tho Kenner but win by an open length when nc oo.
The Dryers withdrew Sir Dixon as the track was 81 oaa
tha, tho his present condition had no chance WIN
the Gy who merely played with the PAIR Oh cfecpcf' op
Thee arc the details:
FIRST RACE-PURSE sIoo. Two-YEARoLDS SIX
FURLoNGS.
Goncy & CO.: Fddlchead. by King v1n1Ssy6 Erns'i
Santa rSucP CPistn ioS Sta ole laho ICE MaTtn}
Il Il cGmGIs aenre D. cS foqie Minnie Palmer
..n nep2 ddeSss 10 Aias f .1en to % on
Ail9Si Fscls-Ass s2o Minnie Palmer s25 Remsen sl2.
emsa 90 o. q in fos Immediately passed
RY Ma coE tie apa cad me he
1 F p Nn9G So9 head raTe m IRON. Hhq o rS1s
heal but tho race given to Fiddlehead.
SECOND RACE-PURSE. s4o0 SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ONE MILE
Chicago Stables ch C. TsIrg Gotta by Harry GC,O 01sl
is: s.s b9S9's s'3 s,!5 Is ,5s %Sfs$ s:s
Joseph and Straih pey. With Terra Gotta outMEven
Bohemian to joseph % to hoSsTan Ssratnspey' Place
tOi",os PooIs-Tcrra Gotta $50, ied 81.
Mutuals-sG 60 Tme-l 81 l:4
THIRD RtCE-KENNER STAKES. TlIREEYEAR
oIDs. e1Oo EACH. $500 ADDED. TWO NILES
Santa Anita Stables b. T. Los Angeles. by Glcnelg-
Me6oIIa Ia rTk% taSl iSt en- C. Aexandria lo4 CWsns
hurricane Stock Farms c. Young Sweep, Io1
Bet,inr-1o to on Los Angeles; 10 Is Alexandria IL
| Mutuals~s5 SO. Times ;54 IA. - --
! Alexandria led for half mile, then Young sweep wen
to the front ana remained there until the final run w
The sire ch, when Los Angeles cane up ana won With
by two lengths. AieNandrla eA oeior'
Young Sweep
| FOURTH RkCE-pURsE. 800. FIVE POUNDS
ABOVE THE SCALE. SIX FURLoNGs.
j. B. Haqgin's ch. f. Yum YUM by Onond ga- Waroyet,
Eqsl,y yts s.oss g cs m i, claire 1cl C. coy.nsSn
Bctting-O to on Yum Yum Rebellion 10 La care
J Place. TO ] La Claire.
| rools--Yum Yum 80, neld 81;
Yum Yum hal lead at the start and led heoellor
q head az the half with La Claire two lengths BACK OF
J ihc turn Yum Yum got away and won easily oy tw'
( lengths, La Claire half length before Rebellion
FIFTH RACE-pURSE s4Oo. SELLING. NILE AM
SIXTEENTH.
j. T. Carmodys b. g. Daso by ST. CyrLady Bohemia.
rxSesof sIs' ssses ss fhoOS eh Michael 1911 Tara
Ismossncy Brcs.' b. T. Belle Broeck "a H. tossler
Botting-5 to on Dago, to : Michael Belle
| Brock. 10 place.
MSfuals~s15 50. Tine 100 l.e.
DagO took the lead from even start and never beln'
headed won by four lengths. No bid.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
AIONG TILE SOUND.

Sailing masters have made SO many complaints
of the dangers at the draw OF Washington carriago
bridge In Stratford that Harbor Master Mcneil has
on tho subject and viii submit II TO the bridge
trustees IN the hope Of inducing them to take acton for
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
TROrrING AT POUCHKEEPSIE.
BERTHA AND KILCURRY WIN IN THEIR HE-
spFCTIyC CLASSEs-DOT RUNS AWAY.


Pourbksepsie Aug. 90 Especially There were nearly
four thousand people At the Driving Park today Many
urncn OF New.Yotk and Brooklyn were on the GROUNDS
In the race for 90 class Beauty bright won uo
arst heat In % IA In the second heat bellhn was
never headed. and she won In 2:23 l'% ehc aSo "o"
IN. third heat In 25 Ia and the fourth ana race ID
20 Ia Beauty Bright taking second money. Jonh fer
cu-on third and Cyclone fourth
Re,wcen the heats Madame Cassini ran her marc Dot
ha,. mile in $50 ia and then lost control OF the animal
The mare ran two and hrecquarter miles Deofe Se couu
be stopped Manager Harrington OF the park ran h o ~
alongside Of Dot FOR half me, and finally succeeieu III
catching Dots bride wblo both animals weio goinE a.
fu speed and managed slow Dot UP after running na
4 mile further with her Ihe spec'~'oi' ''' ~
Harrington Enthusiastically.
Tho 90 class furnished great race ThOrnes' was
N. favorts Kncurry won the nrst heat IN ~ ana
the second 21sS4 The third was won py 9a AZ
In Oils IA the quarter being nado III U % o..
Tho crowd cheered Wildly The fourth heat was o not eA
citing Kileurry winning it by two lengths IN ~ u,
Tomorrow tho "a and the 1s classes VIII DC c Gae%d %
mn a.d there will be for grand speclal psc VI
IS COO between Rosand wilkes the trotcr ana "ossip
H. the PAGER The weather Is fine.
WILKES BEATS CLINGsToNE AGAIN
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
ppoM1yENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Chaunccy r. Black OF penns'S'1ihM ,he
FIFTH AVENUE-Judge Thomas M ooo.cy, VI IA
In,erstatn Commerce Commission; John H. McLesn anu
Juus Dcxter Of Cincinnati; ex-Congressman rrcS0 s,oa
Niles OF Connecticut and Mrs olive logan e,sa. Sayy
vfCT0pIk~J. de- Pcdroso. Of the Spanish Legation AZ
Washinaton.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
sso EACH. 1000 ADDED.

vrAROLDS $50 EACH $1,000 AIDED
Milton % Young. sr Hypoer BY I'nfSis'1S.i eSsrss.
J dss: j. ss:ss ssS los ;As5isa
odds sssI,, ssis sS e f.ss
a15s,s,s 1s s noss Sss.3 ocean s e to ,s.v,,
Ocean wa. in the lead when the nag fell. Now,oiN
led around the turn, but on the oackse .sr,,,r,nr
nd held Nv sames strOdc the front and remaining
ha'a neu n,s. by two lengths. Ocean four lengths
me- me- W.. N.y.r The Minority colt ran shocking
FOURTH HAcR-HANDICAP swEEpsTAhsS E.s '''
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. lle MILES
cs,. s,sni.'s b. h. Little Minch by GeDelS GSe,
stone aged, lis ,.: Hsywardl 2
fs,:s;!. ,ss. .S + SI,s NIassia
ii Sorl.ss FI'seost'a sYsSSsns,s a Ic7. 4sasld
Post odds 70 iS e. TN N.sas snsn Is
ppSSsrsIit,le Minch to ), Eurus TO o. 49,,
F1arcoe,ta opened gap OF SIX or seven ass, sna
-, 20 the uppcr turn Little Minch who actea oaay ."a
~. -, Ios, as usual. waiting In the rear unth fe'eiis
Tho half st which point Barnes gave nm rem anu es
co 70, the leaders. lie dropped ms hoi7es WV. a CO..
S.sc AMI was first into the homestie'ch. Huiu ' ~
r,r, advanced with him. but the MY haa 'ei' Ho'
49,. =, ,,o s,,hIe and soon fell back, while hurus "u'
,,,r.a % suk Before the old rogue couid mnAo ny '
mind bowever Hayward set him going ana nc h"ue ''.
,,,c- Iit,lc Minch. or course he didn't eaten inc i
,n,er who won handily by length; the same oo'"
oahIan lines OF beauty. His burst OF speed was sar'
nx but his gyra,Ions lost him second place =. ooo
TIFTu RACE-SWEEPsTAKEs. $50 hA0A' ''''''
ADDED SIX FURLoNGs
"A. II. Morris. blk Britonc' 6y,,tsnas 6y risvnS
tstSesS M;Ss,t,y yrS' G. iis Salisbury s. 10 TsyIoI
Chicago stables br G SSya"S Mhsse4 T. lis Ahdsson
G. B. MSFfis's ch h Tms%i Sali' ,S s 81 rs 'N"a''
Pos. odds % T. Ssa sxsn g s's'r'' Pace
1r,,a1nic . 10 l. salisbury 7 20 D.
u,,onrc was nrs on Salisbury gained the cao ~
1e, strides and made the running Tor nVe iuI'one
with Brannic second. Maroon third ana "hee'e' - s
hocop moving up with the favcrte on the turn anu
- .h i,s, f,rloup pos; both Wheeler T. and br's'h''
80, salisbury who was ssadwiched between theh
s,cco.ded in forcing his mount ahead OF the ia''
49,. 49,, could never get up Britannia again. VINO WI
~, ~ oo,, a heol between second and third Ihe spieh
ss ,c,a between the three colts at tho nhish ih'o
Gated the entire grandsland -, CIV rrp
SrvTu RtCE-PURSE $Coo SLLLlN"' ola rSi'
LONGS.
u rvan,s b. e. Freedom by FonsO-La TraYin.a: TrYss
s5s iS3 y Dt SFfOYYil h. Yilmalaya aged is l5l9
J. cOtson's ME- ssars,,a z aOt + 60 'dTsasia dtsaa
C. A. Baaer en- Z; R;haymcf a 81 lJones)
= Il Il Streets ch c. Manhattan, 3. 100 (AndcrS0n)
~, Ti%enl TF9sc1oia iac to 5. H,malaya 8 to
uonSatan 20 / Rednette to l. Cha mer ~ 20 l. MI
/ "a 10 / piaco-FNedom to 5. Hlmaaya even
IL was Freedoms race all the way b'TheS OooA LII
fsyorite in hand after getting well on IN 'he eau' am
.,i.,ed pednee 10 run front TO the turn freeuon
men showed his heels to opposition, winning IN
w,,t nv two lengths Himalaya length before MIA
! The winner vas bought in by the owner for el7o'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
NEWS FROM THE SUB URB&
NEW JERSEY.

Anton Miller, an aged inmate Of the almshous'
was killed at the Sprng-st crossing, Elizabeth, by
the Philadelphia express the Central Railroad on
Wednesday evening. The body was supposed at hrst
to bo that OF Gottieb Wechter, prominent German
clt'zcn
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
SPECIAL Me TION

AAv.v,,ssucass admitted Int ssess esis~s,
.,c.uwe nod .. the resasr. 81 rnz raisuvs
q. ss.r.szhiy ssii~Sie. ss~ s"siscs' ess ~ Zee.
~ nail with tss aivrrstss's vita sssisss sssse,
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
STATEN ISLAND.

The funeral Of Lawrence Slmonson, age ninety,
three. took place at his home al Port ltlchmond
Yesterday The dead man veteran of the War
OF 1872 His death was FASTENED by Injuries re-
ce we'd Monday BY accidentally falling ana breaR
ing his hip.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
WFSTCUFSTER COUNTY

draft OF fifty convIcs was made Yesterday iron
Sing Sing prison TO Auburn prison. This was don
10 relieve the Ovcrcuwdcd cond tion OF tho Sing Sin
prison, which has / ,2sO cells and about 1,40O con
vlcts 10 occupy them.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
Announcements

HAVE YOU tried CORNELLs BENzoiN Cos
Mrric SOAP Best skin soap nada Four ounce cake
twenty-five ccnta For sale by Cassoboer. Druggist
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
SHIPPIAG NEWS
PORT FNEw.YoRX,... ,........THU RsDAY. AUG IS. is'
Arrived

Gslla tsr,. Nurphy. Liverpool Aug !. 9a''.
town L. ami 46t ps'senEers TO Vernon ii Brown % A.
steamer Wisconsin .Brl Bentley. Liverpool ,.A,.soI
wit mdse A. I d? passengers 10 Peter wright So"S
r'sSe i.ia me- tsr u-.r ~ et,s
with mise An passengers to Fdnch Edye Co. Arr''
m or Kisso9 Ass Is r. r0F S S' fs
steamer - ciiiso CBri, Aemp,Oa. L.snn. day" WIN
StSamer "a t'4ioocl'.. pssse,.. savana" aA'' ''A
n.iS sseamSr rS pnocx rids Boston miss to III
smIS spccr tBr speor Lonioa IS days. with ~a''
10 order. to- + whune, & Co. ,oa ,, -, Del,
BARK UtD. NAtc Al'AamireA 10y az fS va sdys
ware BgeAkwater with mGsc To order vessel 10 fuu'h
Bark Marn casroona UtaD. onverL soyrna 81 days. WIZ
mdse McAndrews a torOes vessel To- m"ssr Jaas 10
VIII mds, I, order: vc-se 10 MA g. . -,,n lcr
wood to Jimne' nausteds Co. vessel 10 W Loud ~
sUN~Er-At sandy hooS, wind. modeFa'e' "S"' WV
At C.jy Island, w1nd. hsnt. NM clear.
Arrived yes'erfay- ,,.,
steamer Brcaxwl,er Dole. Newport News and N'''-'
with mise ami passengers TO Old Doau,oo a,ya VITA
sugar to ii rrow bridges sons
CLEARED.
Steamer Fnlaa tGer. RnsS. Bremen via son'n'"'"-
steamer Bermuda lBr. Fraser windward l'Ah''
steamer tlmsrSt. tBr, Tayor. Ponce Pr MayASaSN
Steamer Hic.s Percy GnlvestoaJ Van s'ssis lSs sy
Steamer L%@,' n H@5N s%.n Sn@. srS' ca
| stoamer ,iurandotte. Kelley NorsolS ana Ne"p0''
steamer Brsakwaer Wallace. West Point Va-o'aO''--
steamer Eacent (sn. Taylor. Bal'imore-'"'
Spence ( Nontg. = nmock
shp Austria tarl Dexter. Porth Ambos-,hoW" asu
| BarK Queen o. tbs East (Nor. sOrenseh S'o'''"
Bafs Nova scotia tBr. Potter, RotterdAa ~
| q Co. AZ p,-.u
| BARK ROslna (Itall. Lrina. txmouth-JohnN
| SAILED. a.. o,sr
Steamer. 81 Romans for Lvsrpool ststo o. VIE
Ely.ia 0,mbotts sobvsn
| lana kIauorrg; jerome. Para; AmicitA' |'u
| bermuda BarOrioes -.
ship John, for ran Francisco s,,,r, Bristel h''
| Barks 81 Janes Yokohama; Aurora sto'''n'
'''"''" THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMkH''
FDks.iS PJkri 81. fBr,
orEyxsrowy Aug 23-Arrtveh. steamsr ,S.ra.s, ,s9i
| Rtsby from New. York Aug II, on hef way 10 A" -
| proccededl ,-.,.x f,ty Of Rope "a
Young, and Ciiy OF chicago OBJ. LOWS HV" -
| hon for New-loTk. kier toes,,
| Christon-rs from New. YORK Ans 10. on heI "' -.
| land proceededl. ,u.,s arsmss w.
| for Now.fork. ......a lnrk 49,
Ter GsEYsgk
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24

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