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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10

ID PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF n y.
Forty-eighth season-iSs990
THEODORE THOMAS Conductor
First Public Rehearsa-Friday. Nov. Is at D. m.
First COncert-Saturday Nov. 1G OF = p. m.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,
SOlOist-MISS ADELE AUS DER OLE.
Programme.
symphony fiat Op ~ (Rhensh) Schumann
Concerto for Piano. No. major, op Al. Rubn stein
Schcr 90 CapricciO-O. op. 6B-.--..-- DNOtak
Theme and Variations from D minor Quartet Schubert
String Orchestra.
Symphonic Poem "Les Preiuies List
The box office will be- omen from Nov. IL I'LL 16. from
. a. D. m, az the Metropolitan Opera House
limited number Of subscription tickets are still on hand
them choice In PatQuet for the evening con-
AUG ROEBBELEN, Secretary.
y EV. DIR. MAYNARD T. r. II. s.. CHECKER
IL ing Hail Nine illustrated lectures on Forign
Land, southern Cithclras u England. Wednesday 800
Nov. goth. Tickets aud programmes at Chickerng Office
x TANDARD THEATRE. DIXEY.
- Unle- the Management Of Mr.. JAS G. DUFF
% MONTH IMMENSE SUCCESS.
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Drr GOODS
Grip n)anieo


WISH 20 employ ladies on salary 70 take charge
- 80 hrsines Al thelr homes entirely unObJectlOnable
light Very fascnatlng and beautiful no talking required
nermarent noston: wages $40 week In advance Good
sy for mari time NY references Include some Of the best
III 80 ,enne Of Louisville Cincinnati, Piltsburg and
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arr and Chestnut sts.. Louisville, ky.
WANTED Ladies and gentlemen IN city or country
w t..,nc ~ earn az 10 s5 day their h0ms;
no eanyassins work furnished and By mall any dis
lance address. with stamp CRfsTALIzED PHV1o
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THE GREAT UNKNOWN.
THE GREAT UNKNOWN.

AUGUSTIN DALY'S FARCICAL
COMEDY (from the German OF Schonthsn
and Kadelburg). Every evening at rs.
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% CHOICE LOTS,
1s2D AND 1siTH sTs,,
10th Avenue,

1oTH-AVE.. northwest corner 1S2d-st.-3 lots
1s2D-ST north side go feet west 1Oth-ave.-5 Lots
1s2D-ST north side 125 feet of 11thave.-9 Lots
ls4TH-ST.. south side 300 feet west Of 1Oth-ave-S
Lots.
1s4THST, side 900 feet east Of thave-3 Lots
All near Washington Bridge. High Bridge Park. 11th-
ave Boulevard. line OF cable railroad.
TITLE GUARANTEED FREE OF COST.
60 per cent may remain gage per cent per
snnum Maps with auctoner. 50 Libertyst, and 3dave
and 149thst.
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SEW-YORK CITY.

A whole flock OF kites lowered over the city yes
terday brought ont ty the steady breeze. Several
hundred of them could be fIOm the Bridge.
a Roadero-The Museum Of Natural History IS
free 10 visitors and is open every weekday, and on
Wednesday evenings from to 10 O'Clock.
John Toote. age forty five. steward Of the steamer
Iydlan Monarch. suddenly became insane yesterday
He was removed 10 the insane pavilion at Bellevue
Hospital.
\ resolution passed by tho Central Labor
Union yesterday that all labor organizations affiliated
with that body cooperate to mako the celebration
Labor Day, the first Monday in september, success
The Sisters OF 5iercy Of the Maternity have pur-
chased lot for $4,000 adjoining their Homo in
East Eighty -siSth-st
Father Arpin, o. 5. r., has been appointed TO sue
coed Father Anacletus pastor Of the Church Of
81. Anthony Of Padua. In Sulllvan-st.
The Rev. J. IL. Connolly, who was an altar-boy in
Paricks old Cathedral for Ten years, celebrated
his first thorc yesterday regularly ordained
priest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

The race for the American Association pennaht IS
Just a. close as I'm the League with the feeling
of uncertainty a little moro pronounced The race Tor
the lead between the st. Louis and Brooklyn teams Is
stirring ono aud either team may hold the advantage
at the end Of the week.
Tho Brooklyn men IS playing I'm excellent form ara
a continuation OF the present work Will mean the
pcnnsnt at Washington Park In October. The ST.
Louis team plays remarkable game, and Brooklyn
has not the penuant yet by any means.
The Baltimore, Athletic and Cincinnati players also
think they yet have fighting chance for the pennsn
and all are capable Of giving the leaders severe
struggle before victory Is gained The BIidegI00ms
started on a long tour yesterday and II they come
home on August 30 within a few points OF the lead
they ought 10 capture the pennant easily
4 hreadbarc story. ventilated freely last spring
and published broadcast In the papers has started
on the rounds again 1t is BrOOklyn's offer TO ~.
Louis of $1,000 for the release of COmiskey. When
the offer was made 10 promptly rejected by
Won der Abe and negotiations have not been opened
since The record To date IS Is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
HE DID As HE WAS asked

From The Arllausaw Traveller.
\ railway train I'm Missouri stopped at an eating
station: and a hungry traveller starting out, thus
addressed a man who sat near MIN: go
wish you would keep an eye on my Valiso WINE
l gonc'
An right -
shortly afterwau the traveller saw man hasten
Ing away with the vallse. He ran after the fellow
Shouting stop thief and soon afterward police
officer hose attention had been attracted arrested the
culript by this time the train had sonc, and me
traveller determined that the awful hand of justice
should fall upon the hef had him arIaigncd before
a Justice Of the peace.
WE'LL said the magistrate. addr's ing the prs
oncr hat defence have You 10 Make
don't need TO make any defense your honor,
he answered. 90 As this man was getting or me tram
he tcid me to keep an eye his yallsc. told MN
/ voull and Just after he had gone l lrmembereI
that had 10 20 up town % attend q little piece OF
business What wac l to do; / had gwen my word
- a gentleman that / would Keep my eye on the
-sIi.e Nv business uptown was important. but could
even for che sake OF attending Go Important bust
No. oforl to tell faschood' could not; would
Iec.' NV eve on the baS5age would fao 10 with me.
.tarte,l and thc seeing me and not understand
ip., The nur.tv u my motives. had me arr'st'd'
1d You at any limo take your ey OIL the valise 'T
the justice ashed'
80. your honor
or,bic manner. NOu are discharged
ME traveller had turned away, when, finding a
man walking beside him, thus remarked: lie Is a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
GATHERED ABOUT TIE Town.

Julius Johnson, age eighteen. of No. Washington
ST. unloading lumber from the boat Il. g. Kin
CAVE at Covorfs Dock, at Grand-st and Newtown
Creek, Williamsburg, on saturday afternoon, when he
fell overheard. George Vincent aud Thomas Kelly.
who were working alongside Of him. jumped after
him, and after considerable effort pulled him out of
the water Meantime ambulance call had been
sent out, and Dr. Ell.s who camo In response, used
his best efforts 10 revive the man, but they fruit
less. lie died IN few moments.
Angrew 5. Anderson, Of No. sl2 Belmontave., East
NcwNOrk was walking up JoralsmOn-st. from the
direction OF NoOdruGs stores on saturday night with
"a large bundle under his arm He met by Patrol
man Walker, who became Cuiiou, to know the con-
tents thereof Anderson evasivc Icplci failed 10
satisfy him. he took him 10 the -Adams-st police
station, where the bundle found 10 contain 800
packages Of cigarettes valued 20 so. II suisse
qucnuy turned out that ne had stolen them from Wood
rum, stores. Anderson held, and viii be al
ralgned In Justice Walsh's court this morning
Tho family of j.. c. Bosworth, Of No. 263 Cum
berand-st, went away 10 the country In the latter
part of July. failing, however inform the police
of their intended absence Mr.. BoswOrth returned
homo on saturday, and found that his house had
boon riiicd aud many articles ~ value stolen. llr
reported his l0ss al the Fourth Precinct station but
said that he could not estimate the exact amount unt
hi family returned.
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FYrRIEs FOR SARATOGA TODAY.


First race one mlle-Rustc, King Idier, Unah Wood
burn. Remember eelding, Waldo. Aunt Jennie Lady
p,,sifer sunshine Vicente, Bonaietta, Nlolanie.
Second race six fwlongs-Venelon Volatile, Bishop,
Caroeyses Holland. Alice c. g., Meridian, Mayiaps
Bettina Fldiehca1 Ivy.
Third race mile and seventy yArdy-Marshar Luke.
Golden Reel Sherwood, Bob Id~lc
Fourth race SIX fuIlongs; twOyear-ods-Ccntanr Md
dlestone Sena EktOD Warsaw, Judge Morrow, MAYOR
Tom Mana niy. Grctna, Alvcntas. Vioetta
Flftn race one me-EyeIet Red Light, Satisfaction,
Iandseer Mamie Hay, Belmont. George Angus, Lynn
Sixth race one mile-Broonm, Nlgilant' Lucy H.
Carrie g. Mrth George Corbett, john Jay S. VIVID.
Dilemma.
Tho pool salea First racc-Lnltan ana WooCDurh
coupled ell Lady Pulslfer $40, Waldo d. 1cld So.
second raoe-Nleriden $40 Bena e35, Candy SOS Sls
Mayl3ps sl7 Feuelon SO, Bishop Su, C. g. 60 Hob
land S. Volatile So Fiddlchead So. Alice 81. Ivy 81
Third rac-Goldon Reel $50, Marshal Luke $5 sher-
wood Sill Bob Lisle So.
Fourth Iace-Sena $50, Centanr Sl4, MAJOR Tom 49,
Warsaw IS Mdalesto0e 81, Gretnn e., Ilkton a..
Ayeras So Judge Morrow 49, Vioetta 60 Mana hlly S.
Fifth race-Eenont SO Everett 50. hod 80
Sixth race-Carrie c. so, Vivid 3d. Nlgilaht SD
Rrookfu sl4 George CoTbett sl3 Ninth 49, John jay .
Gil Dilemma sil, Lucy H. So
Alter thorough investigation by the judges Of the
Maori races they have concluded that there Is mo- 'aA'I
evidence upon which % base a conviction They have
therefore decided TO Icinstae Soval. and The jockey is
" be subject 10 a roprmand from Captain tfanLA lof
his careless riding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
VARIOUS NEW. Jersey TOWNS.

BERGEN POINT.-Trinlty Protestant Episcopal
Church formally consecrated yesterday by Bishop
Thomas A. Starkey OF the Diocese Of Newark he
was assisted by the rector, the Rev. Harold ARROW.
smith, and by the Rev. j. Carpenter Smith Of Plush.
Ing l.. l.; the Rev. George II. Walsh, former rector
and the Rov. Mr.. Lsngford Tho conversions Of
the present edifce was laid in 1850, and the hrst
services in the building were held July 10, 1851.
The former church building destroyed by fire Just
before Christmas 1879, with It's entire contents. Tho
society now contains about go communicates.
RAHwAY.-The body Of william Govslka, who was
drowned in the nigh water on Wednesday night vas
found yesterday morning near the sound in bed o5
mud.
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GA,rE.s IN OTHER CITIES.

Columbus Aug 4-Kansas City had Columbus beaten
today mn 10 the ninth Inning After two men were out
Columbus got two men on and the third at bat hit
70 Davis in the vicinity OF third lie fumbled the ball
and then throw wild first 70 catch the batter and tho
bail the seats, putting three men over inc
80 ,,,ra tha bou could be felded Gosright hit
strong but outside the playing Of Davis both clubs helded
nicely. The score follows;
Cogmtpr: , ;----------11 9 @ q . o.
Bqsehts-CoIu1nbus T. Kansas CITY ., ErroEscColum-
bus ? Kansas City L. PitcheTs-Gastright and Conway
Umpire -Gainey.
Philadelphia, Aug. 4-Ewlng pitched great game
today and the men behind MIN helded superbiy AZ
consequence the Athletics whitewashed McNlahon
was hit hard AZ the sar but settled down and did good
work after the fifth The game was played Gloucester
Point. The score annexed:
Athletic, ;----.------..--.-9 o 9 o o %
R,sobts- Athletle 3 Louisville - Errors-Athletc l.
louisville 2 Pitchers-AIcAlahon and Ewing. Umpire
Goldsmith.
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THANKFUL FOR SMALL FAVORs.
Tho St pauI ptOneer Press


DR.. Talmage has plenty OF illustrations to accom-.
pany his arguments. In conversation he was telling
how much more Christian sentiment there Is in the
world than is apparent on the surface. and he men,
toned a rather amusing incident which related
to him during his regent visit TO the afflicted Cone
maugh Valley. \ man living at Johnsioyn, and who
never attended divine service, msariins an forms
his home by the food. The water gradually creps
to the third story and then TO the attic The man
his arms in supplicatng attitude he said: ooh, GOdi
IL You will save from this horrible proilcamens
l will be much Obliged TO You.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
WESTCHESTER CurNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-COuny Treasurer Cromweil's
quarterly reports show the total receipts 10 DO so29
GA "a disbursements S252 ,2s5 03; balance on hand
SOB ,051 60.
PLEASANTVILLE-The sunday-school Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church will have a picnic al Haw-
thorne Beach tomorrow.
MOUNT KISCO.-TO morrow afternoon there will
be union Sunday-schOOl conference in the Presby.
terrain Church, to organize a Union Association. Pas.
tors OF churches and Sunday school workers from
CrOton Falls to Pleasantyle Will participate in the
meeting. The public school census shows
3O2 persons OF school age IN the district.
Dawson's shoe factory plant has been removed 70
Brooklyn.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF iewelry trade relative to the Worlds
Exposition.
school site Commissioners meeting.
Brooklyn ChatauQua Assembly excursion to Lake
ChatanQua.
Reorganization " tie Win Assembly Dist1cJ EepuO-
licans. No. 125 Ryington-st, D.
Mass meeting Of Italians, Gemania Assembly Rooms
5 D.
Tamnany Society meeting, 1amnany IIall' 80 D: m.
Music at Paradise lark by G0th Regiment Band,
p.
Bergen Point Lawn Tennis Club tournament Bergen
lIrlnt \. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

Dleudn1ed
yesterday with the appended result: . -
S Sel'i%S'e ........::: Q 9 . 9-lSc
Bssehits-Raltamoro II Newark " ErTcLsrBal;d;
4 Pitcher=-CantZ Cunningham ana
Baker. Umplres-Messrs. Sullivan and Weigand.
The Metropolitan and Cuban Giants play at the
Brookiyn reporters will be played at Washington Park
RroOklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

The Boston team still holds the lead ia the League
race, but Giants have gained f'W points on their
.Olmda,lc opponents within the last We j. Boston
now has tffy Vict09ic, out Of scVcntyseVen games
played. while the Giants now have nrty-siX ouS Of
scycuty-0Vc games played. A. the season COS on
20 seems TO Doe assured hat those Two teams viii have
the iinfl struggle 10 thcT-cve-. They certainly
Will unless the Chica 20, Phi adelIlIa and Cleveland
teams play much cloycreF games than they are doing
At present.
The Giants open their Western series at Chicago
this afternoon. The local men VII play hltcch
genes on tho "trip AMI Will DO good worn 10 win ten,
or even nine, eanes. The PLAYERS were oOnhdent
when they left town that they would ma9, better
rcco-d tie rip than e her Boston or philaielpha,
and az tl.e players thought thar they would win
eleven ont Of the fifteen games TO be- played. The
team may accomplish inc feat, but II = highly In
probable that II viii do il.
Wcleh's pitching this year has been tower Of
srcreth 20 the team, and a. he did not accompany
the nine West MS services viii bee missed. The club
dld not intend 90 take Crane along the trip, but
Welel's iulIrcad absence tht n athbed OF sister
upde 10 necessary. Kcefe and O'Day, un,osS Weich
hould reiOn The team soon, VIII consequently have
10 90 most Of Che pitching. Il viii be determined
ieOre the present trip Is completed Just how valuable
an ACQUISITION O'Day T. o. the Giants. The Giants
are famous Tor Ila}inS phenomenal games when
r. elch or kocfr pitching.
Ewing the Giants Woodworking captain. thought
tba. his team would i,a1 the Boston club III thr
Wr,t and. n they id not, hat they would pass
tleir rivals in me three gmcS 10 Boz PLAYED al Boston
lcf re the team returns 10 This city. The record to
date Is follows:
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4 GooD slyDorT FOE THE BRID4L COUPLE.

4 GOOD SLND.OFF FOR THE BKD4L COUPLE.
From The Albany Express.
some DAYS ago / was going down the river ON one
If me Gay boats when witnessed rather queer sight
al RhlnelccA. As the boat came 70 the wharf large
and worry Jolly crowd assembled. They wcrn evidently
moi SUMMER travellers. buI dweles IN tle village
IcarITH the cause Of the meuimenL for the Lrat
passenger 10 cross the gang plank from the wharf
were a young man and young woman. evidently Just
married The plank was a regular gauntlet for them,
Tor they severely peited with rice by every ono
Of the enfhs asc friends. THIS all pleasant and
the happy couple bore Il good naturcdly The agony
piled up FOR them, however, for Just as the gang
plank was pulled In. a man appeared with aWfI
OF Old shoe. which he chefrfully tossed afer
another aboard The vessel TO wind uR the festivities,
ther mancame rust hing down the ,ifcc iranticaly
waving The marriage certificate which he Just d
10 throw across the rapdly widening space between
the boat and the wharf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBN
JERSEY CITY.

The annual concert and summar nights fssttv,,
OF the United Singing Societies Of Hudson County VA.
held yesterday in schuetzen Park, At Union Nm
The old stone castle was turned into restaurant ana
tho trees were decorated with flags and thousaph
Chinese lanterns. Hundreds Of visitors who couIa
not get into the pavilion seated under the trees
and listened to the music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
ALONG TIE SOUND.

~ BRIDoEPORT.-The Coulter d Mckenzie Machins
company has received for repairs from the Cambria
iron company, Of Jamestown, Penn. a rolling mill
made by the former company years ago. and which
vas damaged during the flood. -. The anti screen
Jaw. wllcn went into effect August 1, was put 10
ialr test Yesterday Among The 235 liquor Shops in
me CITY, so lar as known, II obeyed. Inquiry
among hedlng manufacturers and merchants devel.
ops 1e TACT that they unanimously IN favor Of
New-fork as me place for holding the international
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
LONG ISLAND.


hANHATTAS BEACH.-A serious stabbng ARRAY
t ' place In the Manhattan Beach Hotel late SAT-
uiuay night. Two labOrers, Thomas O'Donnell, Of
tlat6uSh, and Joseph Mcmahon, employed In the
ssoG, MAD an alteration, which resulted in fierce
ngnI O,Donnel, IL is charged, opened knife and
stabbed Mcmahon several times in the spine. THIS
wounds are dangerous. O'DOnnell Is under arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
HOME NEWS.
NrNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVEN UE-S Senator J. Sloat Fassett Of IImTa
ex- Senator Norris Winslow. OF WATERFOWL N " and
John 2. Sanborn, Of Michigan. GILSEN-Congrcssinan
John NJ. FarQuhar, Of Buffalo and eNCongressma b. b.
r. Peirce OF Indiana MURRAY H1LL-EN-Senator D..
F. Wood Of syracuse. NEW YORR-General Pe1io A.
Galyan and Colonel r. D. Saldana, Of Mexico 81
JAAIES-Ex- Congressman Horace T, Page OF san Fran
cisco. acknowledgements FoTde' OF the British
Navy. WINDSOR-The Hon. J. A. Culnnlns. Of Homo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

II Ions --...- o U o . o u
Eaind lulsBrookln . First base BY erEors-Bro9ki
:. Iirst bas. on isll.-CMutlers ,; King 2 Struek
Iolt-King J. Sacrifice Bricn !, Collins J. CORK
bin ]. stolen ba.es-O'N Nell l. COm.skey = Double
pl8y-Lathsm Robinson ana C0misbey /. Umplros-ber-
gu~-n and Eerins. Time Of game-1 80.
The Metropolitan and Cuban Giants crossed bats at
West Farms Yesterday. in the presence Of LOO spec
tatocs. The Nets played I'm good FORM and won
rather easily. The work OF Nelson Troy, Hankins0n
seldom and Trusty brilliant. The score was a.
annexed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

peculiar justice OF the peace must say Fe,..,
impressed with the story OF a Stranger ''V
Stranger" the repeated. THAT fel,ou,. .
stranger. He Is constable and Is attached N ,,o
old rascaPs courtD ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

Tho tcams have finished another homo series, and
ihe coming wccA VIII open another East-Wesi 4erle,
Iu The games tar played between The Eastern
team. ihc Boston nine has done by far the best work
winning twenty-four out Of the thlrty-seysD games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


san macs I:56 Sets TOT Moon sets - Mosnfsss Q
WATER
A.M-sardy Hook 1870 Gov Island. 1:52 He'll Cate SAL
P.X-sandy Hook 2I3 ofsv Island 236 Hell Gate AIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

played Tho Giants have barely held their own, WIN
ming seventeen and losing nftccn games for me
twenty-tbree victories and seventeen defeats. the
record follows:
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY, AUG. g.
THURSDAY. AUG,
Skipping NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. AUG. 4.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
amen P 81 rS %H Saa p,an g. g gi %2:
to order vessel to simpson, spence Young Arrived the
Steamer Rngia GER. Karlowa Hamburg July H. Hsrs
% with mdso and passengers TO RI Cortis Arrved The
Steamer La Bretagne (Fr). De Joussein. July ~
with mdse and passengers to Forget Arrived at the Barn
Steamer Pontiac (Br) Byth Clva veccha June 2s Mess.
h Phsps Bros co Arrived az the Bar az noon
steamer Neptuna Br) Chrysts Port spain days wig
mdse and passengers TO Geo Chrsto Arrived atte bsf
Steamer Cherokee DOane Jacksonville Charleston dsyA
with mdse and passengers to VIM Clyde n Co.
Steamer Naooochee kempon. savannah days. with naA
steamer Gull stream Tngram. Wilmington with mdse and
Steamer Manhattan walker Point. Va with mdss and
Steamer wyanoke BlaEemsn Richmond. CITY Point and
Steser RoanoEe Ha1hers Newport Norfolk
with mdse and passengers 30 Old Iomnion IS e. . r..
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with mdse 70 HORACE
Steamer H Dimock. Edrldge. Boston. with md'o to y
Steamer Indian Prince (Rr Cox Boston to Mnnson
Barr Agnes CPort Cunla oporto 80 days. with mdss
Bark Flint be Winter 10 days with mdss
70 Nor Benrsen MOnteyeO AS days in bal
ai Ra1 70 candns MOI Nielsen days ballast
BTk All Sofi olsen Bahia 80 days with to Barring
Bsrk Msrssriia AUST Bosche. Barbados via Delaware
Breakwater in ballast TO F9nch. Edge & Co =. g..
vI f5s aGss siS 70 rro a' Sons
Big scnd Givan Pierre Martinique, days with susn
10 / W d P Armstrong
sUNsEr-At sandy Hook. light sw; hazy AT CIT
Island wind light. SW; cloudy.
SAILED
steamers France and Ludgate Ill., for London; cudh
CondiL Havana
BARK Shetland, for BuenOs Ayres.
Also saiedV!a Long Island sound-sIeamer wkesoafrs
for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Aug 4-Sailed, steamer Nevada (Br). Cua
ing from Liverpool hence for NeW.York -,
LIZARD. Aug 4-Passed steamer NOrmande or, Cow
Ter. fr m New York her Liverpool.
GIBRALTAR , Passed steamer Dunsan OBI, osA<
Vie, New kurTachce.