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The morning news., 1889-05-29

3Hs9S5c. Oats irregular and lower; No. ?
mixed 24sz "a 25c Provisions - Pork firm at
S12 25. Lard firm at SO 80. Bulk meats firm
and unchanged; short ribs 10 Bacon firm and
at 81 OF. Hogs lower; common and light s. IS
"a is; packing aud butchers 81 25Gl4 -.
Sr. LOUIS, May 2S Flour-Demand very
hight. VIII at higher; No . red, cash 71Llc;
options July delivery 75c Corn higher; No
mixed, cash 3i5+69alSsc; July delivery 3l2sc
oats 1rm; No. , cash S3QS3ic; May delivery 24c
in settlement July delivery 22t+c. WHISKY
steady at 81 02 Provisions dull and weak,
Pork Sl2 l2SS0l2 p. Lard, prime steam nomi-
nally at IS s.. Hams SO 50Dl2 80.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2S.-Cotfee unchanged; Rio
cargoeS, common to prime l5}e@l9}sc. Cotton
seed products nominally unchanged. Sugar
unchanged; Louisiana open KETTLE, prime
II ldc; fully fair 69Sc: ceatrifugals, cnQice
yellow clarified l3l6c, prime yellow clarified
nal; Louisiana ceutifuFals closed unchanged;
prime to good prime %2923c, far to good fair
20 2lc,
LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-Grain and provisions un-
changed.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, May IS noon.-Spirits turpentiue
quiet and steady at 3534G3934c. Rosin firm at
81 0716(S1 10.
500 p. m.-Rosin quiet and steady. Turpen.
tine duh at 3S34GD394c.
CHARLESTON, May 2S.-Turpe1tiue firm at
36c: RoSn steady; good strained at 95c.
WILMINGTON. \. C., May -. Spirits turpentine
firm at 3)lSc. RoSln quiet: strained 15c good
strained soc. Tar firm at 81 40 CruAe turpen-
tine firm; hard VI 10; yellow dip 81, virgin 81
PETROLEUM.
New YoRK, May 2S-The petroleum market
opened steady at S4l0c Some selling on west
ern orders caused decline in the first hour to
S3ttc, after which the market rallied and closed
firm at $3.50.
RICE.
New YORK May 2S.-Rice steady and quiet.
New ORLEANS. May 2S.-Rice unchanged; ordi-
nary 70 prime 3lh6l5c.
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PASSENGERS.

York-T Bostworth, J b Rain aud wife, II NJ
oelig and wife, Wolf, G + De afeld. j Wing
and wife, w } Taylor, A Doller ir, Clinch T.
Rainelalsten, J Z Felch r A Askew, W sjchaub,
w J Evans, aud sfesrage.
Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
N Mills. II A Hilton. Miss Hawthorn Miss II
NJ Hageman. Miss J Montgomery, Miss Dafliu,
Capt J. LAskins W " GrlSwoid, Miss NcCatfrey.
son and children, Miss T. Kamarth. Mrs Fol ",
c Blackwell wife and 3 children, " + Iiayn, G
w Roonie, q Davis, Miss = Enwe, E S Bates, II
A Noonan Rev G w Hershman. Rev f II Colev.
G Boldrdge. c w Haveland, J p Crany. Rev ~
II Webb. T. Bolles and wife. Mrs y Keep. Mrs VI
Keep Mrs " A Scott aui maid a Adam. O
Rowe Miss Rowe and mnid, VI Crosby. Mrs w
n Parker, Miss S Gilber' Miss Luka, G Vo!l,
Mrs Lula Miss Thomas Mrs Thomas, Mrs La
sell Mrs Wyuans, G LO'GOrman, Mrs Gilmore,
Miss Buskrk, Mrs Buslirk, 1lrs NJ " Burgess,
coored and steerage.
The morning news., 1889-05-29
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. May 2s-
2 bbls rosin, bbis spirits turpentine, 10 bales
burlaps, 1 car wood, / car empty bblS. S cars
rock, pkgs blinds 2 bbls beer, soda fountain,
1 refrigerator, 3 double CONS, bdl hides, Il
empty kegs. pkgs tobacco.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry, May
2s-1 bale cotton, 631 bbls spirits turpentine
1,060 bbls rosn, 81 cars lumber cars wood. 175
a plates, 1O9 head cattle. % empty bbls, / lever
car ) bales wool tank cars, II bbs crude tur-
pentine, sacks coffee, 1 car empty bbls. or
wheels il pkgs furniture, boxes crockery.
bdls wood 10 boxes aXes, bbs whisky. rolls
tin, , pkgs paper. 2 bales hides, IS cases medi
cine, hf bbls water, cans paint, crates
bottles 631 bbs vegetables, 10 pkgs mdsc 8 ,OS7
crates vegetables, , cars doors. ! sack tools.
Per Central Railroad May Isl bale cotton,
10 bales yarn, n bales domestcs, 3 sacks wool,
2jl bbls spirits turpentne, 4sG bbs rosn ,007
bales hay bales hides, . bdls leather. horse.
bd!s paper. PCS pkgs tobacco, 40 crates fruit, ?
hf bbls whisky, 146,4s0 lbs bacon, l5l bhls flour,
96 p1gs furniture, % cars lumber, II bbls syrup,
20 boxes woodenware, 200 pkgs vegetables X
buggy. Q cases liquor, II bales paper stock 3
boxes wax, 100 pkgs mdse boxss hardware, /
car brick car iron. II bales plaids, 166 tons pig
ron
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case Cuildren's Je~sey Ribbed Undervests
al lsHc, worth &c; dozen Ladies' Jersey
% dozen Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Undervests At
2lc" worth 35c.; job lot ladies' White and
IA cy Linen Collars l0c. worth from l0c to
l5c job lot Ladies' Pure Linen Cuffs Sc a pair
some worth zoe and DC
Hosiery Drives.
! lot ladies Seamless Balbriggan Hose i5c.
pair, cannot be beat for Csc lot Ladies' Fancy
Striped Hose 25c,, worth from doc to SEC; La
dies Fast SLACK Hose at 25c., worth 40c: | lot
Children's Black and Solid Color Irregular made)
Hose at i5c.. reduced from 25c. lot Chldren's
Fine Lisle Hose at 29c,, reduced from SOC.
Summers in Gents Furnishing goods
100 dozen Gents Unlaundered Shirts. rein,
forced Linen Bosom, good Muslin, wer made,
perfect fitting at 49c., has no equal i0) dozen
Gents extra long Plated Bosom Shirts open
back aud front, at 69c each. worth 81; Gents
Gaule Undervests at l0c. 25c., 35c. and Soc I;
our SOC. Bleached Jean Drawers are the best
made for the money. Special: 90 dozen Gents
fine Balbriegan Hose regular made, at 15c..
worth 2Oc. % dozen Gents fine SILK Scarfs silk
lined, 25c.. worth 50c.
inducements in Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c
Last lot Ladies' silk and Taffetta Gloves at
&c. pair, worth 25c. lot Ladies' Embroidered
Lislse Thread Gloves at l9c, reduced from 3bc ;
lot Ladies' Black and Colored SILK Mitts at 23c.,
cheap for 4Oc. ; 30 dozen Ladies' Colored Border
Hemstiched Handkerchiefs at SC, worth i0c. ;
1000 Japanese Fans from 1c each, upward.
Reductions in Laces and Embroideres
Special values in 42-inch and 45inch Black
Chantilly Lace Flouncing.
Ladies Muslin Underwear
We are now showing the largest and most at
tractive line OF these goods in town, aad guar
antee n saving on every garment; 50 dozen
Ladies Cambric Corset Covers at lie each; 25
dozen Nurses Lawn Aprons at l9c., worth &c. !;
10 dozen Ladies' Black Braided Jerseys at 81 30,
worth 81.
The morning news., 1889-05-29

New York, May 2G-Arived, schr Lizzie Lane,
ClOssOn, Fernandiua.
Hamburg May 26-Arrived. steamship Bel
lngham (Br). Mc3regor, Port Royal, 5 c.
Darlen, May 2G-Arrive1. schrs Williams {
Wickham. Evan, Savannah; Aaron Reppard,
Steelman, do.
jacksonville. May 25-Cleared, schr Marcus
Edwards, Outten, New York
New York, May 2S-Arrived, steamship Wis
cousin, Liverpool.
Arrived out, Holland for London.
The morning news., 1889-05-29
SPOKEN.

By bark Bertha Ger, at this port. no date,
lat 10 S. lon 33 10 w, an American ship showing
signal letters V N W, bound south, all we'll
By bark Agnes Ger, at this port April 25,
lat 14 y, lon 26 W, a Norwegian three-masted
schooner showing letters II P X, all well,
sreering southwest.
The morning news., 1889-05-29
ill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGETS.

LUMBER Business is quiet and tonnage in
good supply for present loading. Freight limits
are S. O006 90 from this ard the near
e GpS P2r.s Tor " rpe snJ poTts Fnrd
Timber 5Oc@31 co higher than lumber rates.
To the West indies and Windward, nominal;
to Buenos Ayres or Moutevideo. $40 90; to Ro-
sario, S22 90; to Rio Janeiro $40 90; to Spanish
and Mediterrean ports, $l4 0O@i5 90; to United
Kingdom for orders nominal, at for timber, &5
los Standard; lumber 95 rs. Steam-To New
York, Sc 00; to Philadelphia, So co.; to Boston,
81 co.; to Baltimore, $6 50,
NAVAL SroREs-Very firm. Foreign Cork, etc
for orders, is, and, or IS Cd for spot vessels.
June loading, rosin As 3D. and IS Cd spirits
Adriatic, ,rosin, IS 61;Genoa, IS 9d; South Amer
lea, r0sin, 81 % per barrel OF $50 pounds
Coastwise-Steam.-T Boston, As on rosin
90c on suirits; to New York. rosin, 3Oc; spirits
soc; to PHILADELPHIA, rosin. 30c spirits, SOC;
TO Baltimore, rosin, 30c; spirits, zoe Coastwise
quiet
CnrrnN- ny staanl-Tha market ia steadv ..
The morning news., 1889-05-29
EXPORTS.


Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
SO bales cotton. 81 bales yarn $40 cases meat.
46s bbs rosin. l65 bbls spirits turpentne S. $50
feet lumber. 20 bales hides, SS bales wool. 62lg
pkgs mdse 80 turtles, 2, 40j slaves, 40 bbs man
The morning news., 1889-05-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS

New Bedford, May 25-The bell buoy which
was run into and sunk off Pollock Rip will
probably be replaced on Wednesday or Thurs
day of next week
The morning news., 1889-05-29
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Necoochee, New York
Bark Russell (Nor), Rosario.
The morning news., 1889-05-29

ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER-
DAY.
Bark Jernaes CNor), Jarendsen, to load for
Europe-A X Salas & Co
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Following Desirable Hot Weather Goods

Another case of those Sheer White Check
Nalnsook at only &c, yard; l case very even
Sheer White ludia Linen at only iJ.5c. 80 pieces
very fine India Linen Lawn, reduced to l0c.,
worth lSc. lot White Dlmity Stripe Muslin at
6l4c, cheap for 10c. lot beautiful White Plaid
MuShns at l0c worth lSc
Quilt Bargains.
white Honey Comb Quilts, good size. at toc. .
worth 15cr Special; lot White Crochet Quilts,
for single beds at Csc, worth 81; lpt extra
large size heavy Marseilles Quilts 9Sc,, worth
81 So
Specials in Wash Dress Goods,
20 pieces Printed Challies al new styles, only
=. worth Sc; Just osened 80 pieces Wool GtRl-
lies, prettler styles than anything shown this
Dress Ginghams, only 6l4c., cheap for l0c 30
pieces fine Scotch Zepher Ginghams he, re-
duced from zoe and I5c; 5000 pieces Printed
Lawns choicest styles at Sc, Sc l0c.. 12lec and
l5c.; 20 pieces Yinch French Printed Satines at
l9lec., worth 2)c. We continue the sale Of our
finest French Satnes at our former low price
Big Drives in Para soils.
lot Children's Fancy Parusols at 25c., worth
Doe lot Children's Satin Parasols, all shades
at Sc, reduced from 81 %; lot Ladies' 24-inch
Satin Parasols, pretty oxidzed mounrugs, at
Csc, worth 81 80; lot Coored Moire Parasols
at 81 80; reduced FROM So; all better grades of
Parasols re luced TO cost
Two Linen Bargains.
lot large size Damask Towels, knot fringe,
Mt l2l9c., cheap for 2jc 10 dozen large sizo Col
orei Border Linen Doyle at csc, worth 81 80
A Positive Cost.
Our entire stock of Black and Colored Dress
Goods and Silks 1 lot 22-inch Surah Silks at
4Se.. worth 15c.
Boys Clothing.
80 dozen Boys Percale and Seersucker Shirt
Waistsa ~ 25c., worth iec.; 80 dozen Boys odd
Pants Poe, 35c, and soc.
The morning news., 1889-05-29
Corros-By steam-The market is steady;

VEGErABLEs-By steam-By special contract:
To New York. Pnilaie pnia, baltimore and Bos-
ton, standard crates. Zoe; standard barrels 4Oc.
without )ntract: Standard crates, 35c; stand
ard barrels 15c
The morning news., 1889-05-29

NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits tur-
psatine vas frmer. There was fair demand.
The sales during the day were 905 casks. of
which j. = casks were regulars at 3631c and 1926
CASKS Of regulars at 3615c, and 81 casks of
regulars al 3614c, 80 casks of oils and whiSkys
at Csc and 20 casks Of oils and whiskys at 3535c
at the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was reported firm at 3611c bid for regu-
lars At the last call it closed firm at 3jl6 for
regulars Rosin-The market was firm at the
|decinA in strained to good strained. There was
Ia fair inquiry and about 1900 barrels changed
ha1lS during the day. At tne Board of Trade
ION the opening call the market was reported
firm witt sales Of 1.252 barrels at the following
|nuotations: 4, B, c, D and E ST Oj, f 81 10,
b S!l5 II 81 20, I 81 IS, K 81 40, NJ 81 50. N
Isl s. window glass 50 90, water white So 85.
At the second call it closed unchanged, with
Further sales Of 419 barrels.
The morning news., 1889-05-29
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee, Kempton, New Yorl
C G Anderson.
The morning news., 1889-05-29

sweet pOJuJOeS' "uibe, Y puSIel oo W W
PouLTRY-Turkeys scarce; Young chickens
wanted, old fowls plentiful; demand fair.
EGGs-Market dull, with good supply and
demand
PEAvrTs-Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices firm.
SuGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HONEY No demand; nominal
SWEET PorAToEs-Iu good demand.
The morning news., 1889-05-29
SAILED YESrI

Steamer Katie, Bevl Augusta and way land
ings-J G Medlock Agent.
The morning news., 1889-05-29

ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Simon Ger Gallas, Dakar, in ballast
A r Salas & Co.
The morning news., 1889-05-29

Steamship City Of Birmingham, Berg, New
York; G Anderson
Steamship Dessoug, Askins. Philadelphia-C
G. Anderson.
The morning news., 1889-05-29

Pr~E-The market was dull but steady at
,notations There was a very moderate in
ary. with full offerings. The sales during the
DAY were only 2S barrels. At the Board of
following quotations. Small job lots are held at
y n q hirher.
The morning news., 1889-05-29

shares and East Tennessee stocks, but CheSa-
peake and OHIO stocks went back a shade. At
the close the market was active and strong,
generally at close to the best figures Of the day
Manhattan, on light business, declined lS. per
cent, but other losses were small aud few in
number; while San Francisco is up 4lS,preferred
"a 81. Paul IL, and Canada southern per
cent. Total sales were $4,000 shares The
The morning news., 1889-05-29

WEDNESDAY. May %, 1889.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
~ = - Nj ag 4

o.- 5sl1ud-The market continues nominal
. g. ,SS,c1anged. T:lere were no sales reported
The morning news., 1889-05-29
Quilt Bargains.

White Honey Comb Quilts, good size. at ioc
worth 15c, Special; lot White Crochet Quilts,
for single beds, at CSC, worth 81; / lpt extra
III
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PLY OYER BY TWO WAGONS.

A horse belonging to Taylor q Co. the Bowery
undertaking firm, took fright at an electric MOTOR
car in Park Row, near the "Staats ZeituhS' buila-
ing at 10 a. IN. yesterday and ran Wildly 'o"a,u Ouo
Brooklyn Bridge entrance Eugene oini'1i' Ul0 ~.
.,d NOT cortroI the horse in time TO prevent a
collision with a wagon belonging to George Shields
Of No 224 Centre-st and driven by Edward Garnet
yonnc colored man. The wheels of the wagons iockeo
and both vehicles were dragged along rapidly Dy ue
frightened horses A German, sixty years olu' WHO
was crossing Park Row was caught between INC
horses and run over by both wagons. HIS Skull was
s,rod and be received serious cuts and bruises
iIt 80 va taken 10 the Chambers Street Hospital
he sad his name was Hermann spiugar ne became n;
o before noon and the surgeons said his condi
.i ST. crnca smith and Garnet wero arrested
ond veTe remanded at the Tombs until this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.


SOCIAL CLUBS DO NOT NEED LICENSEES.
An important decision touching the right Of social
clubs to maintain bars and sell liquor 10 their men,
hers was rendered in the courts at Newark yesterday
by Judge job II. Lippincott, of Jersey City. The
suit was brought by the Newark Excise Board to COM
mel the Essex Club the leading social organization OF
the city, take out saloon license. 1t originated
in the police court in August, 1888, and judgment OF
$50 was rendered against the club for Illegal selling.
the penalty provided by the act Of 1883. Counsel
for the club appealed tho the Court Of Common
Pleas tho decision Of which rendered yesterday.
The single question raised, said Judge Lppincot was
whether the distribution disposition of liquors which
the club makes among the members constitutes sale
within tho meaning of the law, and he decided that
il did not.
City Counsel Coult said to a Tribune reporter last
evening that the decision would be appealed by the
city to the higher courts and he was confident that
IL would be reversed. The effect of this lnnrpreta-
ton of the law, he said would be 10 encourage the
formation of so-called clubs TO evade the Icehse
law Several bona fde social clubs have ALREADY
paid the license fee under the law of 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-The directors of the Society Of
Agriculture and Horticulture OF Westchester County
have decided TO erect a large building for the pro-
lection of dogs and fowls on exhibition at the county
fair this fail.
MT VERNON-Isaac n harrington, who was
elected Police Justice at the spring election in 1883.
died at his home yesterday ming. age about sixty
eight years. lie had hold the Office of Justice OF
the Peace. and of the town assessors Tor a
long period. The village flag was displayed at half
n asst Yesterday in respect TO his memory, .
During the last week the several small local Ice com
tanjes have been purchased by individual
Houskeepers were yesterday told that the contracts
which they made early in the season to be supplied
az fifty cents a hundred pounds were cancelled, and
that the rate would be seventy cents IN the Mtlle.
Many Discontinued their orders, and Others threaten
10 sue for breach OF contract. Half dozen mon of
means are talking Of establishing ice company
in order to break down the monopoly company, and
to sell al the lowest rates.
NEW-ROCHEILE-The propeller Captain John.
which has been running between New Rochelle and
NewYork for several years made her last trip yester~
day 1t Is understood that she has been sold to
parties in Mexico.
NEW-CASTLE-Justice Dykman has granted jose
phine Lounsbury an absolute divorce from her hls-
band Eugene Lonnsbury, farmer, together with tho
custody of their three children Judge Dylfman
ordered the defendant b. pay Mrs. Lounsbury $25
per month. The couple were married In 1877.
PEEKSKILL.-Justce Barnard has granted absO-
lutte divorce TO Mary Carroll from her husband.
Henry NJ Carroll.
YONKERS.-Th Mcdonald. a tailor, age sew
enty-eght years, while walking In Ashburton-ave
sunday, dropped dead from heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
JERSEY CITY.

Patrick Donohue. age seventy, OF NO GOA Hen
deron-st fell down stairs at his home Sunday evening
and died from his injuries yesterday In the City Hos
pital
The Newark Aqueduct Board made an application
to Chancellor McCill yesterday afternoon to onew the
Injunction restraining the authorities of Passac City
from constructing a sewerage system which VIII
empty the citys sewage into the Passac RiVer. Inc
Chancellor granted the application
John Whitney, age sixteen, of No. 8s7 secondst.'
was struck by. Delaware, Lackawanna and western
railroad train at the entrance to the tunnel yesterday
and killed The body was taken to Boylsn's morgue.
Hugh Kenney, age ffty was taken to the CITY HOS
pita yesterday suffering from and possibly fa'ai
Ipi,,ies alleged TO have been all ced by Donns Fi6
gerald The men quarrelled Saturday night In frycrs
rumshop In Bay-st Fitzgerald was arrested yeSter
day afternoon and is held to await the result oil Dis
victims INJURIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING News
PORT orNEw.YoRK MONDAY. JULY 80 1883

ARRIVED
Steamer Arizona (Br Brooks Liverpool July 90 Queens.
town a. with mdse and 5is passengers to Underhi
60 samsr France pBrj jenkins London July H. mdss
70 w Hurst Arrived the Bar at 6; 49,
az %ith NOSE to sanderscn Son Arrived tho Bar ss
Steamer Anchoria tBr). Campbell. Glasgow July is via
Neville 49, with mdse and passenger: 70 Henderson S0s
emunde Il. with mdss aud las passengers |" M e'rus
fs:?:a ss
with mdss and to 0srsh. Sy GO with
sugar ssrs g vssso to Co Arrived at 'h
steamer Tallahassee Fisher days with mdse and
passengers to L Walker. ~, LEI, ,,s,,
ap Steamer seas to %@ GyGS co
& ,S .eS S Dominion
steamer Cleopatra Dole West Point Va. win mdso anu
passen gers Old Dominion SIS Go. ,,,. 18th r0,..
Steamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk. Philadelphia. win mass
Ship Macedon r) Donald Cape Town June r. in oala"
to master 90. ,,o..a,a uamhu,o 40 aays win
mdse to order; vessel TO Theo Ruger d Co 90 - ~ .s..
f sat tx w yrss Sp s%e vessel
Bark Emilia Campa mtal SSnesoi Genoa Az WIN
msS G Prince OBJ Pgs. lo3 days VITA
rae Of II Baker q CO.. vessel 70 Sssns Afcni
Dad santa Anna Msrcia utsD. Maz.aA IAshOrn i0a
DAYS with mdse 70 order; vessel 70 master M A.. Iii,
uos TOOL to McAndrews Forbes weasel to John O. Sea-
ger BARK coue oscar Ausu Ragusen cadiz SO days. with
ma st 70 enava port BetoncOur Lisbon so days. with
ma sss 70 veara sr Hamburg so days. with md''
TO @ Ruth Nor1 GresI Barbados 10 days with sua
10 Brown Bros & Co. vessel to Punch Edge Co
% Ias Lee CO; vessel 70 Whitney CO;
BARK Serene. segerman, Port Natal Il days. IN pAN''
afr Meriden Fr POer. Philadelphia in easst'O 10
1 RITZ fenucca ta Mazea Leghorn 100 days with rnd's
to e eTs MssswasSa % saacenO on 50 days. with vess
table hair order; vessel to John seager 9TH dss "a
Yates its & Porterdeld. .,
suNsET-At Sandy Hook wind moderate ate. ssw' ci0ua
and hazy. AT City Island, wind light, s"j clouay'
CLEARED
steamer wyoming OBJ Rgby, Lverpooi-AM on'''A''S
Steamer san Marcos Burrows IAguayrA Puerto ca0s's
1esmsr latin Golden Br, Bennett MOnteso bAy'
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher walker
Ship Bandeneira OBJ. Ahrens kan 5gt a HinoSen
Sg Gsa g sa & yd Sos
Bark Achilles tNor,. Dahl fef'n A
Co. SAILED
so.msr. Faith ooddsn for Montego Bay u" VI 0ainSs
hr sar ssH Maaonna and Adele for MOntsvid'''
Brig Pearl. for Demerars On, srrAMERS
THE MOVEMENTS OF %
FOREIGN PORTS
,-,. 90 Arr,yed. steamer Canada. RobsnseA
from New YORK, rvsa steamer MOravia Ger, "mck'~
ssi s Tyson for Hs'
Jqs snd
BSssas i r% Ebo e Sanders e Bremen n'H'' ~
/ New. York; o- ,,-,ved Jersey City Nort
! BRlsrOt. July 49,
ca,iar from New York. oo, staamar pracatalle (Bgl
"Y E ,rsrS HEAD July 2v-rrs i,S s''
,y from New ort Tor Lsi'n s,a,a n, Nsbraska
ORR from Ne Swsed steamer state Of Georgia ta'h
LhNh ;,o,a glasgow for New: YORK ,,.u. foeri
Noodle rom J1iy 3S-Arrved. steamer Aus'ranA '"''A
sprnih from July as-Arrved steamer HeEA 'psnA
Te9% ,~s i july britannia Fr Costa
| Now York. -, M. s.nat .teaner Port Caroline lau
! s,nyriok for New-Nork.
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az ovrpzF,1Ous oFFICIAL.

James Tendon, deputy collector OF in@rnai rev.
enue of the lid District, caused the arrest 10"
DAYS ago Of Daniel Madigan' "hon ne acouseu Vi
,b. ,n4ernal revenue laws by selling liquors
.I.,ort = Government license. The examination OF
,adigan,s case was held yesterday before COMMITS
Toner Shields and the evidence showed that Madigan
had only made an application and had not sold any
IIouor Commissioner Shields asked Tendon as to the
a,1,onco on which he acted in causing she arrest
81 haven't large enough salary to go around and
get evidence the inspector c Sa nena maven any ''
o' The Commissioner thought shat the intent alone
was NOT sufficient He discharged the defendant ana
advised the inspector not to arrest men WITHOUT e'
dcnce.
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vARIOUs NEW.JERSEY TOWNS.

EIIZABETH.-The second Presbyterian Church mas
been closed TO undergo complete rnovatng which
will take some months. Meanwhile the cOhgrced'
ton will unite with that of the Westminster fres-
byteran Church $50. 1t is said that tho City Counen
will at its next meeting, take stops TO disOaho INC
two hose companies now in the city ON the groulNH
that the introduction of hosecarts 10 be attached 10
the steamers of the Fire Department does away Win
the necessity for hose companies.
PAPERSON.-The Legislative Committee OF inc
New-Jersey Federation of Trades and Labor Unions
met Yesterday. Arrangements were completed ZOE
tho eleventh annual congress of the State FederatiOh
which will be held in the City Hall on August ~.
The chairman was authorized 10 prepare his annual
address, which, it is said will be outsp9Ken In It's
condemnation of the manner in which labor legislation
was treated by the last Legislature
WESTFIELD-John Kelly was ar ssted at midnight
on Sunday for an atrocous assault Elizabeth casey
and after being taken before Justice Hart was com
mittd to tho County jail at Elizabeth TO await the
action of the Grand jury,
EAST ORANGE.-Sneak thieves entered the mouse
Of Mrs Duncan ELAN, in Sandfordst., Sunday after
noon and stole large lot of valuable 1eWelfy anu
two pocketboOks containing money. The value OF
the stolen goods was about $500.