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Kansas co..,.rfe,,er Arrested.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Nrwrom, Ark, Dec. IA detective
from Wellington, Kas., eft here this even.
Ing Tor home, having In his charge q pris.
oncr named Dick Ford, with so,cul
aliases. Ford WIS arrested yesterday
While working In The woods choppiug
wood In Sharp County. hiy miles from
here. When told that lac was prisoner,
hc willingly consented To piufn with the
officers, lie j. supposed g. belong 20 q
gang Of counictciicrs which operated in
Kansas about two years ago.
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What the Hours Will Bring Forth
Cannot be Foretold.

The Terrible suferings OF One of the
Wounded, Who Crawied a Mile and
Was Refused Drink OF Water
by Negro Seth Cobb Leaves
Nine Motherless Children
in a Destitute Con-
- dition.
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""Ne"eht hoWhru woman suffrage.
WASHINGTON, Dee. lS.-A movement
toward woman suffrage was begun in the
Senate this morning. Senator Dawes in
troduced bill to remove the political dis
abilities Of Harriet II. Robinson, of Mid
dlcscx County, Mass, and to declare her
citizen OF the United States, with all the
rights and powers Of citizenship, including
the privilege OF voting and being voted
for, Referred
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The case OF the Rov w. Il Campbell To
recover his child bias come rp 10 tlc Cir.
cult Court ut 81. Louis
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bill is intended 10 remedy the discrimnc-
ton now existing against certain officers
and to facilitate promotions.
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and that which is smaller than No. 10 and
not smaller than No. 20, 3 cents per
pound.
Mr., Salisbury offered an amendment,
which was agreed TO, inserting after the
words except fence wire" the words ''and
Iron and steel, flat, with longitudinal ribs
for the manufacture of fencing"
Mr.. Aldrich offered an amendment,
which was agreed 10, 10 insert 80 instead
OF l5, so as to make the provso read that
''all iron or steel wire, valued at moro
than 10 cents per pound, shall pay duty
OF not less than 81 per cent al vaorem."
No amendments were offered to para
graphs l52, 1853 l5i or l55.
There was no amendment offered 10 par
agraphs 1865 to l50 inclusive, coming under
the head OF general provisions" until
the last ono was reached, which was
amended on motion Of Mr.. Aldrich by
adding "for steel saw plates" SO US 20
make il read; "And on steel circular saw
plates there shall be paid cent per pound
in addition 10 the rate provided in this act
for steel saw plates"
Paragraphs 100 to 1876 inclusive were
read and no amendments were offered.
Paragraphs l66 TO 1917, relating to copper
and cutlery, were passed over informally
at the suggestion OF Mr. Allison, who said
that the committee might have some
amendments TO offer. Paragraph la, re-
lating 10 gold leaf, was passed over in
formally at the suggestion of MIR, Vance.
The Senate then, having disposed of
about three pages OF the bill, proceeded 10
executive business and adjourned.
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WAHALAK' WAR

WAHALAK'S WAR
Scenes at the Seat of Bloodshed.
The Burial OF Two of the Negroes
Victims Takes Place.
The Weeping Of Widowed Wife
and Orphaned Children
Moves the stoutest Hearts and
Causes Tears to Flow.
The Touching Incidents Only Add
to the Determination
OF the Men Who Have Come to
Avenge the Outrages
Committed Upon tho Constable's
Posse Of Twelve Men.
The Mournful Grief Of the Children
Of the Buried Men
Causes the Avengers to Tighten
Their Hold on Their Rifles
And to Fly Immediately In Pursuit
Of tho Fugitive Negroes.
Woo Betide the Cowardly Black
Devils If They are Caught.
No Mercy viii Temper tho Justice
That Will be Dispensed.
The Situation Last Night One of
Anxious Expectancy.
What the Hours Will Bring Forth
Cannot be Foretold
The Terrible sufferings OF One OF the
Wounded, Who Crawled a Mile and
Was Refused Drink of Water
by Negro Seth Cobb Leaves
Nine Motherless Children
in a Destitute Con-
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Causes the Avengers to Tighten
Their Hold on Their Rifles
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A heavy SNOW aud uinds,orn Is raging
about ,ion,Ieal.
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No Mercy viii Temper tho Justice
That Will be Dispensed.
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Woo Betide tho Cowardly Black
Devils If They are Caught.
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And to Fly Immediately In Pursuit
Of tho Fugitive Negroes.
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The Situation Last Night One of
Anxious Expectancy.
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One OF the completest
newspapers In the South
Is the old reliable Men,
phls Appeal.
-Bropnsvlk (Ttnn,l States. Democrat
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The Mournful Grief Of the Children
of the Buried Men
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NEWS FROM TIRE SUBURBS.
NEW-JERSEY.

Professor Jacob Cooper began the Vcdder course
of lectures New Brunswick last night, before the
students OF Rutgers College and the Theological
Seminary of the Reformed Church. The subject of the
five lectures is Doubt"
The New-Jersey Athletic Club, Of Bayonne City,
opened the baseball season there yesterday, and was
defeated by the Columbia College nine by score OF
to 9.
The new Board OF the Town Council of Hoboken was
organized on Wednesday night Mr. Klumpp, reelected,
was made chairman Councilman Nolan was made
treasurer a. A. Rich town attorney: Charles Gravtt,
recorder; Dr. Michel, town physician; william Hart,
street commissioner.
The proprietors OF The Elizabeth Daily Herald'
have rented the property in which the congregation OF
the Shiloh Coorcd Baptist Church in that city holds
Its services The new lessees gave notice to tho
Shiloh congregation to vacae, but no attention mas
been paid TO the order The doors and windows OF
the building have been nailed up and there is every
prospect OF war.
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wnAr Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Examination OF Madame Diss Debar. Tombs Police
Court. . p. m. 90,
Funeral of Roscoe Conkilng. Trinity Chapel 10 a. m
Board Of Street Openings, City Hall, p. m
Yale Alumni Association, Demonicos s 80 D. m
Arcade Railway hearing before Real Estate Exchange,
3 D. m.
Huguenot Society anniversary celebration Berkeley
Lyceum, 80 p. m.
Brew ster murder trial before Recorder Smyth
German Republican Central Committee. No. 3S5 Bowery,
Retail Dealers Association. Grand Opera HOUSE Hall.
8 p. IN. c
Executive Committee Of County Democracy, Cooper
Union D.
Mieroscopcal Society. No. GA Madison-eve., 8 D. m.
Barnard Library Association annual dinner Mazetus'
evening
Examination Of Isaac Simon, Tombs Police Court
Plymouth Church prayerreeting, BROOKLYN 40 D. m
District, No. 8 East 59th-st, p m
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WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

An election Of the Westchester Commandery, No
~, knights Tcmplar OF Sing Sing, wednesday
evening, resulted in the choice Of the following ii. d.
NcCord, Eminent Commander; Thomas Lcary, Cen
eralisSimo william Brandreth Captain General George
lockwood, Recorder: Isaac b. Noxon, Treasurer.
Sherman T. Pells, Supervisor of the town OF Pelham
has been appointed postmaster OF City Island.
The Democrats of Sing Sing have made the following
nominations for village officers. For president, Isaac
D. Goxon; for trustees James II. Truesdel, George
Gregory and James Dufle for treasurer, George III.
Barlow; and for collector, Charles S. Raymond
Miss L. NJ. Hail. Of the veteran teachers OF the
Fifth-ave. Grammar School OF Mount Vernon, has
entered her protest against reduction Of salary and
position equal TO that OF newly appointed teacher
and sent her resignation 10 the Board OF Education
The Board declined 10 accept the resignation but she
will insist upon H. Many Of her old scholars and
their children who have attended school under her,
few days ago presented her with diamond breastpn
and other tokens Of esteem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-20
Jersey CITY.

Walter Barry and Anton Conswensh, employees OF
tho Central Railroad Company, engaged in fight yes
terday afternoon in the yard at Communipaw, and
Barry struck the Pole terrible blow on the head with
an Iron bar, probably fracturng his skull. The In
jured man was taken to the hospital and Barry was
locked up.
The Hudson County Board Of Health has decided to
divide the county into twenty four health Districts
and for the future separate record Of deaths will be
kept for each district The object Is 10 locate conta
gous diseases in order that proper remedies to pro
vent their spread may be more readily applied.
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RKOOELYN.

John Joyce, proprietor of a chop house at No. 10
Tlaryst fell down stairs early yesterday ana Drohe
bis neck
Mayor Chaplin, Park Commissioner Kennedy, CHER
Engineer Van Buren,, Of the City Works Department,
and City Auditor Rutan, a builder, Inspected tho
bridges in Prospect Park yesterday, which are in
decayed condition. The Mayor said afterward that
he thought the expenditure of 100000, to put the
brides In proper condition, and TO build new walks and
a new fence about the Park w0ul1 be proper and
economic expenditure
Judge Brown has handed down decision requiring
the Union Elevated Railroad Company to change Its
plans so that its tracks will not be over the sidewalk
in front of the furniture store of Peter W. schmtz at
Flatbush-ave. and Fuiton-st
The funeral Of the Rev. Dr. James Porter, an aged
Methodist minister, took place yesterday at No. 1853
Macon-st The Rev. Drs d. A. Goodsel, George
p Mains and S. f. Upham conducted the services
Many Methodist ministers were present The burial
was In Greenwood
City Works Commissioner Adams has issued an order
10 his subordnates that no employe shall be absent
from his post of duty in business hours unless specially
excused The order a surprise 10 many who have
been In the habit of devoting time they should spend
In serving the city to politics.
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HOME WS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVFNU E-Chares S. Fairchlld. Secretary Of
the Treasury; Senator j. d. Cameron OF Pennsylvania ;
w. II. Panum, Of Connecticut, Congressman
william Whiting and Charles H. Allen OF Massachusetts
and g T. Hopkins OF New-YoTk; Senator j. s. Fossett
Of Emira. GILSEY-Ilallet Kilbourn OF washington
HOFFM AN-postHs General Don NJ. Dickinson. Sena-
tor John j. Jones Nevada and State Senators H. j.
Coggeshall and W. l.. Sweet MURRAY HILL-Wiliam
PARCEL OF Rochester. ST. JAMES-Commander r d.
Evans and Lieutenan5-COmmander r. b. Bradford United
States Navy. VICTORIA-George G. Gorham. Of
Washington wINDSOR-Sepator Leland Stanford. OF
California General ]. T. Terrence, OF Chicago. and ex
Senator ID. ii. Mcmillan. OF Buffalo.
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TIE RETURN OF RUSSELL p. Boyr

Russell p. Hoyt, the former secretary and ,,e.,u,..
OF the Mercantile Benefit Association who dls,nnos.
Tuesday returned TO his employers +. S. Janrav A
Co.. yesterday afternoon but only remained at tho ,o,.
for short time. The order for his has been -,
aside. While in the employ OF the Mercantile Associa-
ton Hoyts accounts became involved An examination
showed that s321O1 IS missing uo
assigned his property for the association, hut
It is thought that 9th OF tho
amount missing be realized from IT, Hoyps bonds
were f. s. Ja6ray and John l.. Reed. each OF whom
became security for $1,000 The officers OF the assoca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-20
PATERSON,

Tho strike of masons and brichayers. which began
on Wednesday, in sympathy with tho demands OF the
laborers, ended yesterday suddenly as 1t started
the men returning to work Their union decided that
they had taken a foolish position
1t Is stated on good authority that the vestry OF
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church (Rev. T. W. Nickerson.
IT, recto has decided to purchase lot 2o5x125xs7 IL
feet, on Broadway, York-ave and Van Houten-st.,
for about $4,000 whercon to erect new edlfce.
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GAMES IN OTTER CITIES.


Philadelphia April 19.-Smith pitched for Baltimore
today and his curves found quite freely by the
local batsmen In addition he was unsteady, sendlng
tour men TO called balls and keeping Trott gyra
Ing all around the home plate weighing pitched SUI
perb game for the Athletics the visitors making only
four hits from his delivery By clever bsserunnng and
two putou however they managed TO score Two earned
runs In the fourth inning on two one-base hits The
BaItnoreans played rather ragged fielding game which
was In marked contrast the clean, dashng work OF
their opponents Bierbauer's batting and WEIGHS neo'
ing were the features The score was as follows:
H HsiIi%Sre g ! g I 9 G-s
Basehits-Athletlc o; Baltimore. 4. ETors-Athletc.
g. Baltimore, II. Pltchers-weyhing and Smith I'm
plre-Mr Ferguson.
St. Louis April i9.-The st. Louis and Louisville
clubs played their second to-day and the champions
again won rather easily Hccher did not pitch with his
old time force and his curves were batted freely Tho
follows:
s. Eou tSqIs . 3 I ) J ! ! dd--iaa
Basehits-st Louis. 10; Louisville o. Errors-st
Louis 7; Louisville. 7. Pitchers-Iudson and Hecher
Umpre-Mr. MeQuade.
Kansas City. April 19.-The Kansas City and cincin
natl clubs made stirring battle OF today's game the
home club winning after eleven hard.fought innings
Toole the ex Brooklyn pitcher. did splendid work. while
delivery OF the mueh-adyertised Elmer Smith was
batted freely. The score was as subioined:
E Ea"ia. avs 2 9 So $50 9 81
Baschis-Kansas City. 10; Cincinnati. 8. Errors
Kansas City. 49, Cincinnati. g. Pitehers-Toole end
Smith. Umpire-Mr. Doeseher.
Washington. April 19.-The last exhibition game Of
played here to-day between the Washing
tons and Cuban Giants and resulted in victory for the
home club The weather unpleasant and the game
called the end OF the seventh inning By mutual
consent. The follows:
S Gs1Gins'on : ::::::: ] 9 9 &s
Basehits-washlngton, TO- Giants, =. Errors-wash-
ington Z; Giants, IL. Ptehers-Dsily and Stovey.
Umpire-Mr. Gardner.
At New. Orleans Memphis. 4: Neworleans Q.
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LONG ISLAND.

"Tbe Patchogue Advance" weekly newspaper, has
been sold TO ID. Vandusen, Editor and proprietor OF
"The Fishing Gazette"
While walking the Long Island Railroad track yester
day morning, an unknown man was struck and killed
by the Babylon way train due at Hunters Point at
go, at the Thompson-ave crossing near the queens
County Court House.
A report published yesterday to the effect that an
attempt had been made wreck passenger train on
the Long Island road was incorrect stone had rolled
on the track from the embanknent and when tho en-
gne struck t. the pan twisted and some delay
ensued. There was no panic among the passengers.
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HE rH1xKs TIE WITNESSES wERE rERJuREp

The application Of David S. Huested for a new trial
In tho Alexander Mead against him for barn
Ing in the town Of Greenwich. Conn., has been granted
by Judge Torronce in the Superior Court at Bridgeport
Huestcd paid Mead $4,000 damages after the first
trial The new evidence Iuested Will offer and upon
which he expects to force Mead to refund. is that
several Of the witnesses against him periurod them
selves. N ''"A"-
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NEWARK.

The Newark Steel Works Company put fifteen new
men to work in the pieces Of strikers yesterday and
have arranged to replace all the seventy-fve men
on STRIKE none of whom will DO taken back under any
circumstances they say.
The president, executive officers and committees
Of the Eighth Ward Women's Christian Temperance
Union have resigned in consequence of trouble In
the Union. About thirty members withdrew. Tho
retiring members will join union In Rosevile.
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OUTGOING STEAM ERS.
sATURDAY. APRIL 81.
SHIPPING NEVS


PORT OF NEw.YoRK.....THURsDA APRIL 49, 1888
ARRIVED
as:. ;spass B Softer Ha Ap Boston
90 e. with ~
Steamer Phse.phis Hess Puerto csbelo April g. Cnra
sS h s. a' X Th @ass Bar aHa to BOu
vita TO NowYork and Yucatn SIS Co. Arrived at the
81 Steamer &h,a sr Mcknight Mar 2s
with 80 passengers TO Pim ForwoOd Co. Arrived
sssnsr Werseand tXsr. Hsusss, BayasS. days. with
r sisi@ 70 aG pimodr aaet Boston with mds. to
D@OcE -
Windsor Ns Day;:P BuspCs Ayre' IS
brig Harriet G, stanley Neuvas IL days. with sugar to
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook wind light ssw; cloudy and
hazy. At City Island. wind Light s"' cloudy
Arrived yesterday
Steamer IIco span Havana days with ndso
:.sora -Is""S''' " : ~n.ar
Steamer SUSSEX tBr). Callaghan Lenden-Barber Co.
Steamer City of Alexandria. Deaken Havana and Mexican
steamer Agaaa OBJ xdair Belize Livingston, &o-wlL
sissmsr MsrsOn Obj, Watt Boca del TOrO-rhs Frank
Bros Co.
Steamer Bsnsar (Br) Appleton MatanEas via Fernandina
steamer Werssiand (Ner) Kansas BAracoa-H Dnmois
oS sesmer Oriuoco tBr, Garvin Hamilton BernudA-A
Steamer \ ,eooehee Bnrg slvarnai-H Henry Youre.
Steamer 1uysnhotte. Kelley Norfolk and Newport news
-llh D0miuion :. -
Steamer Zen whitney Bearse Boston--H Dlmoek
ken N''' '''"i''' '"''~4'F"'-
Brown A Co, '
A. hsfA Ocean tNOrl Dsss. Konigsberg Gsr-Funca Edye
ea 'o'enta tsDanh MunOa St Johns PR-A LAscelss
sesmm. np ina scsmmsii tBrh Ksrsead stJohn. NIB
Edvs ar salvatore Uts Romano. Newport Ssws-Funeh
Armstrong. s""' Ds'e~1oos-S -
Houghton. "p"'A' "As~n,As-hihet q
SAILED .
steamers STATE of Indiana for o.sso CITY -.
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NO SALE FOR THE IA CIT RAMBLER

The sale of the schooner yacht Rambler advertised
to take place at No 81 Pnest yesterday was unavod
ably postponed. The yacht was worth a, one Tina
about $4,000 but no In the vast crowd assembled
In the auction room was moved to bid above the mise,
sale. HOnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-20


Earned runs-Brookiyn 4; Cleveland. First base by
errorsBrookyn 8; Cleveland. g. First base on oails-
Mcclellan o'Brien. Radtord @ Stricken Albert Struck
l. Orr l, Terry1. Stricken /. McGlone
thinner l. Stemmeyer l. Stolen bases-Pinkney l. had-
ford o Smith l. Peoples 2 McGlone !, thinner L Lett
on bases-Brookyn 8: Cleveland 8. Two-oase hits-
PInkney l. Fouz 2 Terry 1. Peoples Hotaling fsatr
l. Double plays-McClellan and Orr. Wild pitches
semmeyer l. Terry 2. Passed balls-zimmer 2, Peoples
l. Umpire-Mr. Gsnney. Time Of game-l hour on
minutes
The season formally opened in Jersey City yester-
day by game Jersey City and Syracuse clubs
The home ouplayed It's opponents at every point and
won with ease. The by innings was as follows;
s Ss,ssy city : 9 9 9 g 9 ID IL
Nearly 1000 people the game at the Polo Grounds
yesterday between the New-York and Princeton college
clubs The professionals they pleased The score
by innings follows:
S SsRe sogk g 9 9 3 : 9 9--3
The second game the Newark and Boston clubs
took place Newark yesterday The score by innings
follows:
Newark . . Q IL
Boston . 2 o o x-6
Ward signed contract with the Ncw-York club last
NIGHT and went with the midnight train for
Washington Keefe is in Boston, but will probably sign
by Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-20
A MATRIMONIAL WAR

IN Europe seems Imminent and such a war woula -.
az, ia great destruction OF life and property Gre,tsr
utsuuSuoh. however IL wrought by pneumonia r.snIt
,ng IRON neglected coughs colds hosrsnsss snd chest
psins timely use OF BENSON'S PLASTER for s,,ch
pneHumono symptoms would Thousands Of live. an
hu1is Desnes osnishing fref and sorrow from innum
fsss al other plsstera ~ NA~'S0"e ma 10
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cd. Hitherto a homicide in this

in coming is welcomed Hitherto homicide In this
city has cost nothing.
louis Tannenholz the absconding manager and
proprietor Of the Roumana Opera House, is supposed
TO be IN Chicago. The Lcvys, Of Levy, Roenthal q
Levy who are interested in the opera house, had heard
SO yesterday. They are more concerned, apparently,
about their property than Tannenhoz, for they said
that they were not bothering about him.
SThe Mail and Express announces the accession
to IT'S present STAFF Of Frank S. Grey, OF The Chicago
INTERIOR who will return to Ncw-York
The Barnard Literary Association OF Columbia Col
ege viii eat its annual dinner at Mazzettis tonight
I'D 10 late hour last night nothing had been heard
of H. L. Blnn, the proprietor Of the Hotel sheourn,
No 3se Fifthavc, who has been missing since April g.
The business being carried by the CLERKS of the
hotel.
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OPENING THE SEASON IN JERSEY CITY-oTHEH
GAMES AND SCORES
The Brooklyn aud Cleveland clubs played another one
sided game at Washington Park Brooklyn yesterday The
home club played throughout and won rs It
score was as follows:
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VICTORIES FOR TIE LOCAL BALL CLUBS

ton believe that the balance will be paid In time by
uoyt whose friends still express great confidence In him
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toi Canada London; Marcngo Hull; Buga HAMBURG Bur.
rundia Mafssio. City of Alexandria, Vera cruz barra
eants Barbadoes Andes Kingston; Cydonia 81 johns Pr
xguap Belize. Benfar MatanLas Marmon boca del Ioro
frnoco Bermuda Chattahoochee. Savannah ouysndotts
and Kanawha Newport News - s,.... ~,
ships Carbst Castle for Meoourne Tam oshanter Baiti
more -. -. -. u,-.,. vn.x~ Mas
Genhun Brisbane; Lizzie Hoss an lda, buehos
Axres Nepdoza HAvana. Avonia ~ John. NIB.
Brtrs Reindeer, Barbados, Ida. Nuevitas
Also saled-via Long Island sound-Bark Emma soam-
nell for 81 Johp NIB.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
ouryssTowy April l9-sailsd steamer Adriatic (Br,
Cameron irem Liverpool hrnce for New.York
Arrived Britannia tBr). Parsel from New'fork
N, her war to Liverpool (and proceedsdl
Sailed Ohio Sargent, from Liverpool hence Tor
Nsw.York
willeEersi from Bremen hence for New.York
Arrived Ems t0srl. JungsI from New York on
her wav Bremen tand proeeedcd) 49, -
BENTLEY NewYork April 10 on her way 70 Queenstown
and Liverpool. - ~,
scLY April is-Passed steamer De Rnyter (Belg. Bra
rens from New.York her way n Antwerp.
IMBURG April lB~ailed steamer Hans q Kurt luer).
3iaevccke. for New-York
BREnEx ls-Arrved. steamer Gucfaut (oer) Buch
ner from NewYork-
PARA. April l7-Arrvsd. steamer Jerome Obj. crimn
XsprswAL April le-sailed City Of Para Dexter.
for Nsw-York
tFSrIatsr shipping any, zee rim PsgO
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MAXINE INIELLITENOE.
MtyrATupr .rMANAo

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-FAL
Sun rises 500 Sets $40 Moon sets 155 Moons aga o
WATER
Z.H.-sandy HooE i27 Gov Isrd 200 Hell Cats. 35s
N.-Sandy Hook 2ll Gov laid 30U He'll Cato l:49
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"TO MOTHERS"
MIRA wnaLows SOOTHING ~ tuP for Chiidrsu rssshiux
softsns the guns reduces linda nnatioa alays all pain,
cures wind colo and disrrhsh Twenty Ave eess bottle
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY, APRIL

Germanic Liverpool. April
City OF Richm Liverpool. n...---..-