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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
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Horny J. Cullen has given 800 to the Parncn Do
fence Fund.
The Catholic Knights Of America Will celebrate
st Patricks Day by dinner at Braun's Hotel Fifth
ave. and Twenty-third-st, on Monday evening.
The statement was published in several papers on
Sunday that in the Supreme Court Justice Bartlett
had reserved his decision In the case OF an applica-
ton made to commit Mrs. sophrona Twitchen FOR
contempt OF court. Mrs. Twitchers lawyer, Charles
S. sImpns, says that the Justice did not reserve his
decision, but dismissed tho proceedings.
The Pratt Institute will not be open TO all visitors
tomorrow night and Friday evening" as announced
Owing to the lack of accommodations, invitations
have been sent out for these evenings and only those
who have received them will be admitted.
The new rule OF Police Commissioner Bell that no
member Of the police force shall smoke while on duty
or in any public place when of duty II In Uniform
Is not relished by some of the officers.
Corporation Counsel jerks will 60 TO Albany to-
day, and will take with him drafts of bills 10 pro-
vide for additional $4,000 for the proposed Sol
ders and Sailors Monument, for which 100000
has been appropriated; to provide for filling a va
caucy caused by the death OF City Controller or
Auditor by appointment OF the Governor, ana 10 give
the Board Of Estimate power 70 fix the salaries OF the
Health Commissioner and Excise Commissioners
The newly appointed Patronage Committee OF the
Republican Executive Committee met yesterday, and
the first action they took was 10 approve the canai
dacy Of Ernest Nathan for Internal Revenue Collector
Mr. Nathan has the support Of many leading Repub-
leans for the place The friends OF Supervisor r. B.
Wills confident that he will be made Naval Officer
Of the Port
Public School No. 70, in Pacl1c-st, was opened
yesterday with 500 pupils from No. 10 and 200 from
No. @. Seth 7. Steward, formerly Of No. 10, Is tho
principal Tho new school viii DO solely Of the
grammar grade.
The Columbia College Giee and Banjo Clubs will
give concert in Plymouth Church tomorrow even
ing under the auspices OF the Young Mems Union.
Dr. A. J. r. Bohrends Frustrated by sickness
on Sunday evening near the close OF the service In
the Central Congregational Church, and was unable
10 conclude the exercises. David NJ Stone was beck
oned from his pew and read the final hymn. DR..
Behrends was said by his physician TO be suffering
from overwork, and ordered 10 take rest lie
will probably take brief vacation. He has made q
number Of public addresses recently In addition 10
the regular duties Of his large church, in which he
has no assistant
In test case yesterday Judge Cullen, in the Su-
preme Court, decided that steam boilers were not
empt from inspection by the Police Department when
the owners hold certificates from the steam boiler
insurance companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

MAYOR CHAPLIN ON THE WATER SUPPLY
HE URGES THE ADOPTION OF MEASURES TO USE
LANDS AND RIGHTS ALREADY OBTAINED.
Mayor Chaplin again called the attention of the
Aldermen yesterday to the need OF extending the
facilities for the water supply of tho city. In his
message he said
Four years ago the city purchased lands ana waes
rights and privileges extending from hOcEHlhe
Centre to Massapequa upon Long Island, for the pr,
pose of deriving from them an increased supply OF
water The cost thus far has been S432 GOO. Ihe
MONEYS were raised By the issue of bonds. Tho
property remains unused and OF no Vaiue 70 the Guy
awaiting the passage OF resolutions by your honor.
abe body There Is no existing obstacle In law or
in fact 10 the construction of tho extension necessary
to utilize this propert. That the property should
be utilized at the earliest possible moment docs not
admit Of argument. / therefore urge The adoption
of resolutions authorizing such construction and pro-
vidlng the 10 accomplish IT,
The Mayor also says that tho bills before the Legs
lature 70 keep the city from taking moro water from
Long Island are m tho interests OF propretors OF
water rights elsewhere and that the belief Of some
people that the city VIII drain the island OF its NOM
inal supply Of water Is unfoundcd The message
referred to the Aidermanic Committee on water
and Drainage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
vonr oorRrs WANTED ON TIE WEST SIDE.

MORE COURTS WANTED ON dhb ,,,aA,- sIvth
pwlleS on the West SIDE apo'' -. nHs,oc,.a
,ss, that that section Of the city has been
3d. ~ .Se matter Of police and civil courts and p
nrov,Gns for the establishing Of courts IN thAs sec,
pr BE- been drawn ard will probably be presented IN
The state senate to-day by Eugene ives vic. ,ho
70 giving the bin more weight when presenter Wv
washington Heights Taxpayer Association SDout wv
weeks ago started petition among p,o pOspv .sr,rra
dIst1ct and about 1000 signatures have been
re- .t,,Ion sets forth that on tho East Side OF mo
IT, ,hsro are Eve police courts while only one
J"ssr,oD Marriott Court st sxthAye. and feminist y
~ 49,. wet sac. Above Fifty-hfth-sL heco arc no
ten Courts on the west slde while there arc hfoe on
the East SIDE. Tho IXth District she pe'iu0n .~s
contains two-thlrds of the area OF Alia1'A" :, -,
| that fact together with the rapid ncesse M
is,,on ~ the SECTION makes proper court "a 80 !,
necessity. The petition has been sSslIgg 10
p 1is az the west Side from EightS- ~
1s brtdss II viii be forwarded to Albany Win '@0
bill to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
TWO COMMISSIONERS DO nor sIGS THE R 6a..i,.

r,ro COMMISSIONERS DO nor sIGy THE RbPokl'
IN. annual report OF the Emigration COMMITS
,,onsrs has been sent to tho Legislature II gives
STATISTIC UrSla Of immigration for the year and also
sstory Of the controversy between the Commission
nS -. rreasry department, publishing the CORE
snopdepee on tho subject in full commissioner .1
Hauselt and Rorke, who members OF mo boa'u "
reason Of their being, respectively inc prAI4.' "
~ "a rrisb societies. do not sign tho TO
o -. ., tho refusal OF the Commission TO In
soyDorate m tho report the annual statement oil the
Labor Bureau at Castle Garden.
Tho Commission announces that It IS about ~.
s,tuts claim against the Treasury Department ior
500 600 which sum- It Is alleged Is que as iSH' io
buildings on Wards Island $1,000 stenben-
Jcnjed ibe reht OF this claim. Commissioner
son TJirieh and Rowe have been apPontsa = CUM
mttee 10 visit Washington 10 Hl!uS' u'0 U'
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m opsrpvg ST. PArRICK's DAY.

An entertainment in aid OF the Parneh Defence
Fund will DO held under tho auspices OF the Ancient
order Of Hlbernlans OF Sew-York County at sten-
way Hall on st. PatrcEs Day, March H. at 40
D. m Charles A. Dana viii preside, and tho following
will speak: Samuel J. Randall, NJ +. "lihero' l. v.
Powdery, Colonel John o'Byme Mayor Grant ana
MAYOR orcstes Cleveland, Of Jersey CRY An eiao
orate musical programme has been prepared IN which
these will take part Richard Ryan, d. D. Ryan Mrs'
-. -. Is,ss Nsog1e Room Miss Katie Room.
n i McElroy Msa sophia Is. Poole, j. X suhNah'
Mrs DR. Toal and Bernard a. Flynh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
BLACK BRocADE GRENADINES.

We have secured the balance of a
line of All Silk BrOcade Grena-
dimes. of Lyons manufacture and
have marked them to sell at $1.25
per yard. The regular price was
32. SO. They are of superior make
and of undOubted value.
Also, now ready, our amp0rta-
tiOns of Black Fancy Grenadines
i'm great variety of new designs
and weaves the hands0mest col
lection we have ever shown, at
prices ranging from $500 to
$500 per yard.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
4 COMMITTEE TO URGE BALLOT REFORM

The Executive Committee Of the German Republican
County Committee has been reprssnlzed for agar
with Charles K Lexow, OF tho XXth Assembly District
al chairman. At a recent meeting COMMITTEES was
selected, composed Of Mr Lexow, Francis schelen-
borg Sebastian Sander r. T. Doorr ana Dr. IT,
ohsor N appear before the Legislature and urge tho
oassape OF tho saxton Ballot Reform bill and bin
to hermit incorporated societies upon payment OF
capos Tee 10 sell wine. beer and liquors after 1
O'clock in the morning, whenever the societies give
nfattai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

There were eleven Bridge Trustees at the March
meeting yesterday afternoon and only little business
was done. Mayors Grant and Chaplin were absent
Resolutions OF respect TO the memory Of Controller
Livingston, Bridge Trustee ex-oflco, were adopted
Deputy Controller Brnkerhof acted as 3 trustee IN
his place yesterday Superintendent Martin reported
that 1859 employees had been examined for color blind
ness and defective hearing and only nine were found
imperfect The monthly reports showed receipts OF
s155,794 90: including cash on hand on February
The total number OF passengers for tho month was
2IOS.177.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

tons from near neGe. Belgium with stereopaoon
illustrations.
The fencing club Of Columbia College has decloCa
to have 6, its instructor Regis senac. Professor b.
F. o'Connor, of the college, who has been lnstru
mental in forming the club, will act as the chairman
~ fhn c1,rnrnifleh n charPn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

morrow morning at II O'Clock M5 N MHauHee and
Sew-York secretary OF mo NhiO~e''
81 paul RalrOa1
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

To-DA-.
Sun nses sl2 Sets $50 Moon sets. s2s Moons age IL
RICH WATER
<H-sandy Hook s;lS Gov. Island. S45 Hen Cato 434
pK-Sandy 3.6T Cor. Island. Alb Hell Cato ST.
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Announcements

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Al
sBoUnLoS MAsoL
cup after the ride.
cup after the theatre
A cup nrst thing In the morning
cup before retiring.
cup for the visitor.
A cup when feeling blasa.
wi BE found 10 90 just what IA needed 20 nvigerate
teaspoOnful OF hot water no Trouble o. Dot
tes G0ci quart bOtee S2 TO- Grocers ana orugsAs Be
ware Of limitations Ask Maggie" Bouiuon
DIR. SANFoRD's Liver INvIGoRAToR
IA vegetable for Rheumatism when caused ~ An over
acid condition Of the system.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ d,
$40 WEST l26rH.sT.
Diseases OF tho Nervous system, 0enlto UrnAy OTeAna
Impotence and Sterility. Hours 70 IL otoS
PILES AND CoYsTIPATIoN.-Dr, Upham's
Vegetable Eleouary acknowledged specifics nifty years rcpu
tatIon. o1co 30 East AthsL Sold By druggss circulars
sent free.
The SECRET!
Of white hnnds and clear COMPLEXION CoRxELs BEnzo COS
SoAP Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers 20 eenA
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BLACK SILKS.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
Continue during this week a very
important Sale of Black Silk Fab
rics. Purchasers are offered an
excellent opportunity to supply
their wants, with most reliable
goods, at unusually low prices.
All qualities, from 90 cents to
$500 per yard, will be repre-
sented.
Broadway and nth Street.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
- NV
SHIPPING .Y9Ws

PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........Sfo NDAY. MARCH IL, 1873
ARRIVED
Steamer Arizona (rl Murray IAyerpoo Mar z oueens
town WITH nase apd go passengers 70 Under 90.
stssnsr znshOrs r, Brown Glasgow Feb rs Movius 20
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HOME NEWS.
pRoMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

a
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
AgToR-congressman John IL Ketcham OF Dover
Plssns n. Y. BREvooRT-Murat Halstead ana family.
az Cincinnati. BRUNswICK-Colonel John Hay, OF
washington MURRAY HIIL>-congress'nan Charles A.
RUSSELL exLieutenaut Goyernor James Ia howslI sn
Benjamin STARK OF Connecticut; exCong ssrss Fe1eitck
A. Johnson OF Glen's Falls, N. H. and Gilbert kopert
son, IT,, o. Troy. NoBMANDIE--Dr. ~ ,. easnng OF
Hartford INSTRUMENTATION Preston Hayhaa
Minslsr =. washington and Alfred GoshoEn OF Clnein
natl.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
-,si A. THOMAS B. Kerr, before Judge Daniels
west washington Market Investigation BY Commits
ssopcfs cf Accounts
board Of Aldermen. City Hail.
YORK Commencement Metropolitan Opera House, D. m
College Of Pharmacy annual dinner. Demonicos
Sinking Fund Commission City HALL
Gas Commission. CITY Hall.
Examination Of Robert sigei before United States Com
missioner Shields.
New.York Athletic Club annual election.
Berry Wall reference case. before Referee Myer D. m
The Rev Lysanaer Diekesman. before American Geo.
graphical Society ChIckerIng Hall. p. m
Long Island Historical Society Brooklyn, D. m
Catholic Historical Society election. No. 20 West
Twenty -seyenth-st., D. m.
Lecture BY T. @. T. GRAIN bfore XXIst District
Taminany Society. 104 West Forty sevenh-st.
Legislative Comnittee OF the Real Estate Exchange
Dr. z. c. Manrs lecture before Academy Of Anthro-
pology Cooper Unlon D. m.
Harlem Choral Club concert Pilgrim Church, p. m
Lecture OF Miss Keyser No. 225 West Ninety ninthst
D. M
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Republican caucus at East Chester. .. m
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kA|l|1|ES J / !

sOpEN MINERAL RAsTILLEs, which wsrs
awarded the highest distinction By medical Jury at the
Exhibition Brussels have proved 20 be
nreass remedial In all CaaFrhs Of the organs Of
respiration and digestion.
sODEN MINERAL. PAsTILLEs are prescribed By
phyeans in OF the lungs and chest and asthma
Tia benefit derived from their is unsurpassed. and
even IN tho nost chronic they sootAe, ease and
stimulate
sOpRH MINERAL PASTILIEs are preferable to
an similar preparations because natural remedy
an product Of the springs containing In an
updmnished degree all the sanauYe principles Of these
sprngA
sODEN MINERAL PAsTILLEs are prepared eI'
nsvey under the personal supervision and control OF W.
sToEITzING. NJ. D.. K. X, Sanitary Councillor
soDEN MINERAL PASTILLEs are uneauaiied
a. solvent In coughs and eatarrhA even In the most
chrouie easea Their success Is unsurpassed
sODEN MINERAL PAsTIILEs are superior
remedy I'M whooplnR cough and diphthera In the former
tbey lessen the paroxysm OF the aaek Ws preventing
The latter disease which cannot take hold IN throat not
affected by eatafrh
sOpEN MINERAL PAsTILLEs derive Increased
value from fact Of having very favorable nnueneo
anon the organs Of digestion
sonES MINERAL PAsTILLEs. ought to be ksp,
N eyery home All mothers are recommended to urge
slowly to melt their mouths whe out on errands OF
going 10 school, ,-,,v ~, -. a., -, :,
GODEN MINERAL PAsTIILEs are for sale al
s..,~ u, sruSSists a: SOC box. Should your druggSs
NV ~~'' SOLE AGENCY FOR THE o. s.
soden Mineral Springs Ca. uinted),
Ii CEDARST, NETWORK.
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SPECIAL nrENTIoI

ASversiss.ssA-5 submitted Iass sAess e.rs-<
mr., recommended - ths readers Of THR rnfT
ENG as shorsuzkiy reliable, snd Deafness 80 Il
done By msii with shs advertisers Wild pers
safety.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20
a WAR CLOUD.
Fears That the Brazilian Government Il
Bent on Fighting Bolivia,

Fears That the Brazilian Government Is
Bent on Fighting Bolivia
Panama Cable to the New York Herald
The following is translation from an
article headed "War," which lately APP
peared in the Journal do Commercio OF Rio
Janeiro:
There is no doubt that the Government
is preparing for war. To the question
from the press, to the insinuations of the
public who desire to learn what is going
on, it answers with silence, which is the
most eloquent proof OF the probabilities OF
an immediate war.
THE question is a serious, and in fact a
most serious one, and we pray that God
will not allow the Government to throw
us into war, which will cost much money,
and, what is worse, the blood OF our
brothers. Rumor asserts the Brazilian
Government can do nothing to prevent Il
conflict between Bolivia and Paraguay,
since our Government has suffered check
from the first Power, which will seize the
territory in dispute. 1t is also evident
that treaty of alliance exists between
Brazil and Paraguay, and one which,
while strengthening the republic, guaran-
tees the interests of Brazil. There is no
doubt that we are preparing for war, since
everything indicates that one is imminent.
1.-The Government is the only response
bic party in this matter, and it will have
to give answer TO the country; but what
tho answer will be God only knows, now
that the honor Of the Brazilian flag can
only be sustained by bathing it in the
blood OF our brothers of America. Let
us not be told that war is not at our door.
The intimate relations existing between
the Paraguayan and Brazilian govern
ments are well known, and il is known we
hold interests in Paraguay, and, therefore,
under the pretense OF preventing an inva-
sion Of our territory, we send to our from
tiers an army which is five times larger
than is necessary An yet we want to
pretend we are not threatening Bolivia,
and IN manner which may cost us very
high figure"
The season on the Madeira or Cayari
River is reported to be very healthy, and
thusrubber receipts this year are expected
to be exceptionally heavy. The Importance
OF the rubber trade OF Brazil can be Judged
by remembering that the export OF rubber
from Para during the past year amounted
TO 1903, S34 kilogrammes, OF which S, $780,
4i9 went to the United States and o, 1913, 1856
10 Europe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20

LEE Liners out ills evening; Coahoma FOL
Friars Point Rosa Lee for Osceola.
The Gayoso will be tomorrow evening
packet for points on st. Francis River
A COMPANY has been chartered to erect q
new bridge across the Monongahela River,
from DraVosburg to ReynOdstown.
TnE Ruth will he in today and will back
out for New Madrid tomorrow evening. A.
i. Cummins, MASTER John Holly, clerk.
THg James Lee, Mark II. Cheek, master,
and W. &. BANKER, clerk, assisted by Henry
Best and Ben Bridges will leave this even
for Arkansas City.
ANCHOR Liners up and down yesterday
City of New Orleans, from st. Louis; CITY OF
Providence, from st. Louis and City of Mon
roe from Natchoz.
TnE Independent Liners Cherokee, will
leave this port for ST. Louis this evening al
the usual hour. John A. Williams, MASTER
i. J. Anshutz in charge Of the office.
TIM Bonanza will be next Fridays packet
for Cincinnati, having taken the place OF the
DE Soto. Capt NJ. NJ. Deem will be in COM
mand and Harry Proctor chief clerk.
TIM 0hio River packet Buckeye State will
arrive today and will leave tomorrow even.
ing for Cincinnati and all way points. III. J
Ninton, captain; Robert Hondrickson, clerk
GEoRGE RIcEY and Jas. Jaynes resigned
the wheel OF the Cherokee at 81. Louis, and
Robert Baldwin and Mike Kelly were ap.
pointed In their places. The Cherokee left
81. Louis with a full cargo Of merchandise
for Memphis and way points.
SECRETARY WINDOW has issued an order
that all engineers Of engines and boiler,
under the Quartermaster-Gencral must here
after be examined aud licensed by the Uni
ted States Local Inspectors Of steam vessels
One branch is already covered, that Of
marine engines, whose engineers must have
license.
CAPT. ID. @. KINGNAN, United States En-,
ginccr, in charge Of the Lower Mississippi
has made report 10 the River Commission
relative to the permanency Of the river bank
at Algcrs. He reports, the point at Algier,
i firm ground aud is continually filling
with sand and sediment, and will make
good site for navy yard. The Government
purchased this ground many years AGO fol
the purpose OF establishing a navy yard,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20
The Tagging Trust.

Prom the Entefprltc Farmer
The Bagging Trust or combine is at its
old trick again. 1t has this time got con-
troll OF all the jute and all the factories
that amount TO anything in the country.
What do our farmers propose to do with
this pernicious combination? Let the
farmers Of Arkansas speak out in stento-
rian tones. Let there be no uncertain
sound, but in the strong, manly tones OF
an independent people cry out: "Away
with juto baggng; We will have none Of
it." Grand old Georgia has already taken
the lead. South Carolina, North Carolina
and other cotton States are following, and
now let Arkansas raise her voice and unite
with her sister States In crying down and
denouncing this stupcndOus fraud. Let
the farmers OF the State early bestir them
selves and let them leave no stone un-
turned In devising some means whereby
they can secure covering for their cotton
independently OF jute bagging. Old
Clark County takes the lead, and de-
clarcs she will not use yard OF
juic trust bagging, II she can get any
other. Who will be the next 10 follow
| Let the Wheel Of the State see II II cannot
have cotton bagging Manufactured right
here in the State. That Il what has long
been needed Cotton bagging last year
stood the test, and when its manufacture
is once established thoroughly, il will
create an increased demand Tor raw cotton
that will fully compensate for lis cost over
jutc. Now is the time for action. We
know that our farmers are all busy, but
this Is q matter that demands prompt and
immediate attention. II any good is 10 be
derived from IL. Let the farmers OF the
State act as a unit, whether they belong TO
an agricultural organization or not. Lot
them determine 20 use second hand bag.
ging, pine straw, or cotton bagging, any
thing that will cover their cotton. rather
than DO imposed upon by any combina.
| ton.
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Consumption. serofuIa. General

Debility, Wasting Diseases Of Children,
Chronic Coughs aud bronchitis. can be cured
by the use Oi SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod
Liver oil with llypophosphii,s. Prominent
physicians use 10 and testify to IT, great
value. Please read the following II used
SCOTS Emulsion for an obstinate Cough
with llomorrhagc, Loss Of Appetite, Ema.
citation, Slccplossncss, etc. All Of these
have now LETT. and believe your Emulsion
has saved a case Of well developed Consump.
ton. 1T. J. FISDLEr, NJ. D., Lone STAR
IpNua
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20

A sIIBRo0K 4 WHITE 2,a FRONT ST. Pay
~ highest cash prices for Hides. Furs and Wool
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rpcrini Dl,paich 10 Tho AppoaL.

kpcctal Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CAmo, ILL.,. May i0.-Chorokco up, 3oclock
am, fair trip. The City Of Cairo passed up
at 4 o'clock AIN. The Mississippi Capt.
Charles u. Seeds passed down this lorenzo n
with Gen. Comstock and other members OF
the River Commission on board, on n tour
OF inspection. The City Of Nashville brought
an excursion from PHducah. The Granite
State with usual cargo passed up at 5 o'clock
pm. The City Of Nicksburg win be out Of
O'Clock am, and will get 40 tons here.
River ~ feet $40 ON the gauge, a rise OF one
inch In "a hours.
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THE RIVERS.
Eoats Leaving
nioyements on tbe Leycc.

Arrivals-City of Monroe, Natchez; Joe
Peters, Arkansas River; Cherokee, st. Louis;
City of Providence, 81. Louis City OF New
Orleans, ST. Louis.
Departures-City OF Monroe, ST. Louis. City
OF Providence, Natche2; City Of New Orleans,
New Orleans
Boats in Port-Jamcs Lee, Coahoma, Rosa
Lee Cherokee, Gayoso, Joseph Henry, Joe
Peters.
Boats Due d Jwn--Buckeye State, Cincin-
matt; Ruth, New Madrid
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Al Evansville. Ind.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal

Special Dispatch IN The Appeal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May ia new stern
wheel ferry-boat passed down this afternoon
called THE Peoples Ferry" without land
ing, destination unknown. The Sunday
locals are all in berth generally ahead of the
regular time owing 20 the light traffic.
Business is dull today Sunday about the
front, but tomorrow will be an active day as
several trnnsicnts are due.