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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

July 6. sch James Holiness Ryan, Boston.
July !. Scils. Mary f. Corson, Robinson, New
York; sarah +. Ward -, Boston.
SAILED.
July 6 echs. Howard Holder, , st. John;
+. l.. Warren, Colson, Boston.
July $. Sch Nellie ;. Pickering, Flowers Ban
July .. Sch Nellie V. Rokes, Hatton, Deer Isle
AMERICAN PORTS.
Boston, July 3. Arrived, schs. Mary Eliza, Nor
rissey, Bath; NJ. B. Millen, Dyer, Philadelphia; t.,
arrived, schs. Flora Rogers, Bradford, St Simons,
sch. Odell, Wade, Belfast; Sth, arrived schs Mary
l.. Peters, Williams, Hoboken; Brunette, Knox,
Searsport
Philadelphia, July . Arrived, sch. Isaac ODER
ton, Trimm, Bangor, 3, arrived, sch. stella NJ
Kenyon, Williams, Bangor; S, sailed brig fidelia,
Blake, Bangor.
baltimore, July2 Arrived, sch. Edwin A. Gas
kill, Hoffman, Belfast &, sailed, sch Yale simpson
Boston
Bangor, July 2. Cleared sch. Leonessa Patter
shall, New York; ;, cleared sch. Hannibal, Pen
dleton, New London; g. cleared schs. Susan n
Pickering, Haskell, Annapolis; Kit Carson, smith
Philadelphia.
Portland, July 5. Cleared sch Matte b. Rus
sell. Collins, kennebec and Philadelphia; 6, ariiv
ed, brig Stockton, Allen Boston Ito load for South
York.
Portsmouth, \. H., July 6. Arrived, sch. King
Philip, Coombs Newport News.
Georgetown, ID. C., July .. Cleared, sch Yale
Simpson, Baltimore.
Jacksonville, July |. Cleared, sch. Flora Con
don, French, Fall River; July 2, cleared, sch. st
Johns Gilmore, New York (and sailed from Fort
George 5th s. cleared, sch. Nettie Langdon
| Crawford, New York.
| Charleston, July |. Sailed, sch. Melissa A. vii
| ley, Hall, Darien, Ga, and Boston,
Newport News, July 2. Sailed, sch. King Philip
| Coombs, Portsmouth, n. Ill.
Perth Amboy, July ,. Arrived sch Sarah ID. J
| Rawson, French, New York.
New London, July 3. Arrived, sch Webster
| Barnard, coastwise.
Bucksvile, S. c. July 5. Sailed, sch Addie Jor
dan Hartman, New Haven:
Bath, July 5. Sailed, sch. Thomas w. Hyde
Sherman, Philadelphia.
Darien, Ca, July g. Arrived, sch. Melissa A
Wiley, Wiley, Charleston.
| Salem, July 6. Sailed, sch. John Pierce, Rogers
| Philadelphia.
Providence July I. Sailed sch. Sandy Poin
and Sadie Corey, New York.
Georgetown, July 5. Arrived, sch. F. Merwin
| Clark, PenObscot.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Montevdeo, May %. In port, bark Hattie G
| Mcfarland, Dodge, for New York.
| Cienfuegos, June 81. Arrived bark MegunticC Ok
Wallace, st. Thomas, to load for North of Hatteras
Sierra Leone, July 6. Sailed sch. Wademar
| Parker, Boston.
Rio Janeiro, June IL. Sailed bark Fred W
Carbon, Reid, Boston.
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MARRIED..

In Lewiston, July t. Clifton n White and Miss
Dora Carvile, both Of Lewiston.
In Palermo, June =, Ill the home Of l.. A. Bow
Ter, Esq. by Rev j. II. Bennett. George W Narney
and Eta N. Webb, both Of Unity
In Searsmont, jane u, by Rev. W. Wiggin, Asa
{. Cobb, of >earsmont, and Miss Alice A. Greer,
of Belmont.
In Camden. July 3, Freeman L. Mescrvcy and
Miss lila &. Brown, both Of Liberty.
In Camden, June %, James L. b. Young, of Cam
den, and Mrs Louisa IL. Calderwood of Searsmont.
In Liberty, June D, William Lewis, Of Liberty,
and Mrs Melissa II. Weber, Of Washington.
In Warren, June y, Ed. Andrews, Of Warren,
and Aggie Walker, of Ihoma -ton.
In Brennan, June -, William III. Sprague, Of
Newcastle and Francna NJ. Dreamer, Of Waldo
boro.
In Wtnterport, june % Percy y. Hall and Miss
Lizzie A. Eaton, bo;h Of Wmtcrport.
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IsIiIGs.

David Bugbcc, showers, at Barbados june 20
for Delaware Breakwatcr.
Ermestine, II b Whittier, sailed from Ponce =
r. June y for labacoa, TO load for Portland (would
leave lahacOa about 21th.)
ii Il Hussey, Iodgdon, arrived at Charleston
June - from Bath.
II Siblcy q w Iiichborn, on the passage
from Bangor to Aspinwall.
II II Wright, VIM Meyers, sailed from Portland
June l3 for Rosario.
W Parker, Kane, arrived at New Ork May p
ned White, Alban + Elwel, arrived at Rio
Janeiro May = from New York; in port june l.
Sparkling Water, Hichborn, sailed from Kings
ton, Jamaica, June for Black River.
scnooNERs.
Benz Fabens, r b Condor, sailed from Demclara
June IA for \ I.
Carrie y Lane, Dyer, arrived at -Atata May 2S
from san Francisco.
Clara Cocord Patterson, sailed from Balti-
more July for Bangor.
Dione, RayneS, arrived ut New York june %,
Hattie Nee Buck Putnam sailed from Bucks
Vile, ; c. July for Point -Pitre, Gaud.
Herald, Reagan, sailed from Pensacola April %
for Rosario.
John l. Treat, Mcclure, arrived at New York
June 20 from New Haven,
Lackawanna. Closson, arrived at Perth Amboy
June 30 from New York, and sailed July for
Searsport.
Linah G kaminski S + Woodbury., sailed from
Charleston July for New York.
Lizzie Lane, A q Closson, sailed from Searsport
july for Somes Sound to load granite for \. \.
Lucia Porter, Grindle, arrived at New York
June % from Fcrnandna.
Mary Hall, NJ Neazie, cleared from Philadel
pha July for Fcrnandina.
Roger Moore, Gilkey, cleared from Portland
May for st Pierre, Mart.
sally FOn, w II West, arrived at Breakwatcr
June % from Antigua.
Warren Adams, Colcord, arrived at Boston july
5, from Hoboken.
Welaka Cottrel arrived at Gloucester July ,
from CadiZ.
William Frederick, Woodbury. Burgess, arrived
at Boston June from Cadiz.
Willie l. Newton, Coombs arrived at Fail River
July from Brunswick, Ga.
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July g. Sch. James Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
July !. Schs. Mary f. Corson, Robinson, New
York sarah +. Ward, -, Boston
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CNMri.N. Isaac NJ. Strong, the hardware mer
chant died suddenly of heart disease, Sunday
night He leaves a wife, three sons and two
daughters. Ills age was a..
NORM HAVEN. Sch. Maud s., Capt. sanford r.
Cooper, Is fitting away for the mackere fishery 49,.
Sch. Oasis Capt. l.. Mcdonald, arrived last week
ne took to NinaIhaven to seIl......Dr simmons
and family have arrived and will spend the sum
MGR months at the Naval Hospital or Widows Is
land ~ chts are numerous and pass through
the thoroughfare daily on their way to Bar Har
nor. The yachts King Philip and Gitana are eN-
pccted here soon from Boston and will remain in
this vicinity PARTIES from Ninalhaven were
here last week and went to the pond for lilies
TnoENnIkE. Dog days seem to have lost their
reckoning this year ana got here ahead of time.
since July came in there has been little no hay
weather. Although grass is forward the farmer
casts Ai7 eye heavenward and hesitates 10 take out
h'- mower. Not much hay has been harvested yet
~ thi~ vicinity Miss Emma Mortand, of Sears
port, has been visiting the >aywari family and
friends iu Freedom. She returned home Monday
laNning..-.. Tine young Misses Rich of Bangor
Nu-ie ANA Annie, daughters Of g. H Rich, former
4ft,f.tJ...,.. gr,. ,f.itfn,, friends here II
-,y.,,.l -i,t g, fine I,,,, n, Tin, nom, -, s.,-,o,r
unll nn Monday, and has sent him to Belfast to be
srt,t,..I.,u,i mounrad
hAlIhAii' Charles t"n' Young man living
ID tie eastern part of Montyillc attempted suicide
a-i sunday r. VI hy cutting his throat. He inflict
t'' ga7h four or I'VE inches long, but did not Int
H' '"tuiar VEN if- 49,. bllhhgs WIS summon
"i ""d -owed the wound mp Tie Dr thinks his
recovery possible 80 reason Is assigned for the
'''t' VI. h7 Always n''h very lal'l' l'eaccahle
mt' ahi attended strictly % hs own aiialrS-
Nif7 He'9u2 Ann sawyer "t hhoA' Is 'l'ille 7lth
"'"' cry 7iP''7 III nef loot an" neg '-' ne ouf'h
H'-7'' GU very l"e'A id 'hl7 vicinity. i'"t a rev
'"M nfre 't'loA''l the 'r'' "t South Moh'Niile'--
0i"i''N l7' were NICE ''aA : aug pe"lIe went NJ
''"''' " way i"' secure" l"'tt an amount "i nay
y" ""e ''1u ''"n.
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STMR. ELECTA.


Win leave Belfast every week day for l7lesboro
and CaStne, at 9.I5 A. NJ Connections on this trip
At Islesboro with steamer Cimbra, every Tues.
day, Thursday and saturday, at Hoo A. NJ, for
Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Bass ll#rhor, south West
Harbor, Seal Harbor and Bar IIarbor, and with the
Henry Morrison every Monday Wednesday and
Friday for Deer Isle, >argentville, ;, W liafbor,
North East Harbor and Bar l!arbor.
win leave Belfast for Islesboro, Iiughs Point,
Castine and West Brooksy jlc every week day at
$50 p NJ. Will not go to liughs' Point and Brooks
Vile on this trip if there no passengers TO at
Connections on this trip-At Castine with City ot
Richmond, every Wednesday and saturday going
east for Millbridge, Joncsport and Machasport
Passengers and treigh going east should take the
Electa from Belfast, at $50 z. Nj, every Tuesday
and Friday, stop i'll Casine over night and take the
Richmond at 500 neNt morning.
sunday, will leave Castinc at 500, lslcShoro IL
s 50 A. NJ for Belfast. Returning, Will leave hti
fast at 1000 A. NJ. (or ON arrival of Boston boat II
later than 1000 for lslesboro and CastIhe.
DIR. A. WALTON,
tf2S General Manager, Bangor, Me.
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Gitp RfaI estate 90 Ess.


A -A.-A--BUgIHEss PLACES.
1se Psyssy. sbove Grand, large store ana
leS Bcwssy, large store snd house.
21f AowasL large store and basement
7es END 81 Bowery viii aiter OF build 70
& Ssys sSi ss ss ssisp w VIM g Ts..
246 H0we{y. 6story house.
z3l Ggan1-st, store and houso.
n e Corner West and Hsrfison ST.. store
Is doFsfd.st, store, bseepent and loss.
20 Eat 10eth~St., haltstore and roorns.
|Rs1<1 1d-sve,. hxif-<tore and rooms.
n HIeeckerst, drSt hcoP stpze. s.,.
n " coTsse 7st-aye. and 1osth.st. full
a,iSf sd-sys.. hal, sss.s and rooaA
10 70 ID DfyjsioD.st, B light smdI iofts.
81 Bowery, 5 small lofts.
81 Elissbsth,st 81, z q ~, 2 n iSi,s
$. w; Former blesckes and Mulberry. small
Is SeEsiy, s.ssery basement and celia,
JSS Canal 81, large building.
2S1 Grand It., H&tory fstore) building.
Cor. Harrison and Wess sts-, sinsli building
25$ EiixanesR1ts 3,efory building.
L I; 4 a &ssSZ ss so, sa. sSIu house
5s6 Nest Gfk-aL sSnsu (ftors) bull ding.
And 3 large selection Of nu kinds Of b1siness
places III undecided tenants. Applicants
~ iili cAEkE Sii Agent. cnnc,s..
ard Bowery. undsr oriental Hank
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. Gountrn Boaro

A T FARMHOUSE Cheerful, comfortable
"A rooms, substantial board; mountain
building hotel preferred handy With tools;
West z2d-st.
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miscellaneous


A RTIsTrC wedding, reception and visit
"A Ing card engraving good work rea-
sonabis prices HENDERSON, 11e 0th-ave.
An OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anita
"A moths externlnated from houses no
lars free. KoMNoMo CO., 4i2 +. 17th-st
ID podlas, libraries bouHat In large and
small Quantlties: also large stock OF thl
szme Tor sa,o back numbers OF all magazines
supplied. SILKS BOOK EXCHANGE
4 furnlturc, &C. also whole stores bought
out. a. dry goodx clothing, grocery, 10
SCHwEINBuRG. lis East 9odst -
IT PTOWN Family Table d'Hote, Broad.
II way and t2d-st.. brealkfast, luneaes !;
private tables beRsss pEissss 40 !, 5'eh H.
s snsssss gsiss3 nsssIs ussSSsssis. MAI
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= 1.-TWO xtousEs LEyT our OF
ss q. Nh ~ s' ga Ssstssss III
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Gountrp Real eatats GO Get

Gonnirp Real Gstats 90 Gel
TaHUNTs POINT" 29d Ward, city,
"A TO Ieass, . magnificent mansion, With
out-officos. and 10 aorss, highly cultivated
grounds: /. 200 feet water front, with dock
And nonihouse; only 8 minutes from Ia
roads Inv New Haven Branch road location
exceedinely healthy and admirably suited for
private family, hotel or clubhouse. Apply
Owner, f5l West 11th-sL; no CORE
At SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.-Hcuss
"A IL rooms, bath. SC, ] acre; shade,
stable; rent, $500 yearly Address p. o.
BOX 30, south Orange
Ar oRANGE.-Housf, IS Clarendon Place
~ near Highland Station. Rent 1000. Per
fec. order. r., ~ PARK Place New-york.
ID AY fHORn, Z. L--Posltiye bargains IN
ID furnished ectagcs, farms. building
pl'ss s s9pHi KEyas ssss 49, Write OF call o.
u NcLFwoOp, n. u, 40 minutes from
II New.York attractye houses 10 rent for
year OF sessep; property for sale or ex.
ssseas;, ere Poe s coE 5h. New.r0rf
r. furnished COTTAGE Of ten rooms
yso8 bsscinenk on Oyster nay Hafbor.
I,.e Ii , c,s5sn' wv ny YduNdsa 's oyssei
NJ Ew-BRICIIT0N stzten Island, three
IN minutes from station, ten rooms fuii{
furnished, 500 per gear. Pose salon April
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Rooms ipantso.

A BUSINESS MAN, absent at times from
board and sun exposure, In Ncw-J ersey, and
Convenient to New-fork City. q, B5x 2,
Tribune once.
n ENLIST desires furnished rooms for
~ once between Park and Tth ayes.
5lsf and 4Sd sta, or Lexington and 5th aves.
Hth and lod SITS. Answer, with full par-
ticulars. DENTIST 100 West l2d-st.
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VAR ssS Sss sss s ssis = sa g,'ssa
eso4 Wi * vs;ef q gsepis,sss sifsua s1s
g h AZ EisH o iisisSlsss SsnS s. y !.
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F..
SzT5xE PROPERTY. isss and pdSsss
~ hn110e y exchange for property unin-
ssness 6 65sSsso e Seu. sgss slSycl,yn.
eYyo N1kCHAH6E-westem lands and good
j Ennns City properly tor merchandise %
tfHdH s BLACK. xsnsas ciH. No.
TWWI16, -IefeAandise Of any kind 6r
W 4Ie1l Nhseern properly fer R6sd yssans
~ jm0geye4 Eansis City properly Or wsss-
= E EaPskc 8 ZEE SE1 c65K Ksnsss clsy. Ne.
WH 0I8xK fof exc1snes fbs eQuisy m
~ sssSp hlssss ga - spsst1 ,S si nsu, :,
l ssssSa 1879; sse en- iI %pny Cog {SSY
5c0fT nos. EauisS6is Bufhins. 100
0eTOnY BnOwxgTONy ARABTfENT
g A0GeE nsrkeley Eisee nreokIyn.
sSsrsf s. sEx5ER. 20 Couftsk.
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O Inn HOUSES FOR SALE. 700 lots,
y lVO plots and whole blocks; largest
ysnstyi best barfains syer offered: choice
ESn ss e Son ss a. '7sdne Streets cireu-
iofx. factories % lei neat city Hsii ana
throughout; e1. 900 900 b loan wILLIIM
z. GRACE, corner wifeughSy and jay IL.
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nor SALE, HoUsR.-The s-story brown.
y sSone house, No. 2ee Greens-aye.; 10x
4Sxlc0 II rooms; In perfect order. and ysry
attractive house for incderate-siIed family
price 5000. Apply at BIB Washington
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u OR SALE.-A house ana grounds on
southeast corner OF Washington and De-
kslb ayess. contsining 00x1t0 ~ feet
tanning II rooms In good order situated In
strictly nrstelssz neighborhood; 20 min-
utes TO City Hal Eew.York. and 10 min.
gte s;,, 70 42d-ss depot Esw.Ysrk tae rra.:
ffsiI and public scsecl are " within three
blocks anordipg superior educatohM al.
vsptages; the house. via plot 4ex11o Ia
Eockawsy beaches and other watering
plaess ON Long leland. Apply 10 owner,
513 Washingtoh-aye.. brooklyn.
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n or sALH-wsterrtght, yith vS acres
l. of lspd, containing thrnn8 n2 ssy Ssst e
sun.. ~ tes4,nlncE. litilc capital required.
1 mtvS rH i7t West ISih-st, lower bell.
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TToR sALE-LONG IsLAND-ISLIp,- =
An opportunity 70 secure 40 Gle.
csnt seaside rcAdence; 20 acres sronnd
GOD fscs waser 'front.' ere a0 0sne gaen ncus
~ "a cold water !; numerous outbsuldinga,
sr I'm f Of carriage house, stable Tor
XXI hoffscs. COW and poultry honssA lce-
hc s greenhouse. billiard. loom, bathing
s sn1 oo0 hut viii Be- sold much below that
s,jt:s;st cfins 70 suit pnrchescr further
6aneri ption inquire RoIaERT Nee. ROBIN
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nor sALE.-Monroe Place, Nest Side
y Three-stery and basement bnsk. 2sx
larxs extsnslon dinins-roopi beautiful
dteosatisn; WOOD maptsls, mirrors, book
esess fretwosk; plssferu staircase, all IN
s:d p,ss sasES y .s e 3 s' Sc. On s'ss
spP.selsted Apply 70 oaAs A; sEf-
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HTfTxTT fzKTY has frst cisn eddie
= ~ diving horse. sensle. prompt and
~ y' szsh'nss s for isss ,I ISsS aorss s g
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T ohered for sale on thc watsf side OF
Columbia Hslghts; 2 corner hoqss 2!xaS,
tnArs New.yorf nay ana Esst River; I'm.
po di 3 focsns deep On each socr every
SSs az ssuss wis s' fsnsss
Sn4lrsns end esAieys fAfoughous; electric
Lighting burglar slsrm si!ed floors lsfse
sna sSs5slss nisscfs and srfes ., buiis In n
yesx $50 the lot Is 27xf50; storehouse on
Furmsh-st scented; we guarantee this. the
peatest bargain ever offered on Brcokyn
on s. can post sye y es s
our ONCE and barn full particulars, price.
p iacrifee aloud poi let his opportunity
8Ardless Of cost. cHAs. A. SEYMOUR 4
CO., 203 Montague 81, Breoklyn.
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FIJI E32s6 RRs STOCK on eooD SEC
IS ss ksss ~ e e :, sSI'saessc Ms
aaS /. s 81 ~ i hf ~ l ifEF ii1fHsr
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IsoieI Arrivals.

The following were the arrivals yes
terday at the different hotels
AMgmCAN.-R. Frouobeger. Column
bia. S. CD. A. Harris, Lyuchburg Va.
William Wyatt. Eagle ". Va, +. T..
uailcn. Baltimore Nd: l.. l.. Hubbtli,
u4ubury. Conn. w. H. Turner Balu-
more. Nd james J.. Fryer. Philadel-
phia. a. NJ Steel. Danbury, Conn:
james l. Patterson. Baltimore Nd .
Robert $. Johnston. Joseph l.. Fryer.
lr. Philadelphia. PI.:C. $. Pace. Rich
m0ni. Va 81. Y. Fleming. Cumber-
hud. Va. +. H. Mcintyre. Philadelphia
George Is. LaihIop. Des M0ines. Iowa,
Hanstn RucSer. New York. John A..
Baxter. Nashville. Tenn: ii VI. Walden,
Charles City. Va. ". l.. Mason. Mat
toax. Va. r. l.. French. Cincinnati.
Ohio. X. y. Turner. G.. ID. Farrer. T..
VI. Fauer. Goochland county. Va. John
W. Broaduax. Manchester Charles
hamelman. Buffalo. y. y. NJ. VI. Pull
len. Baltimore: John James Hayes,
Lynn. Mass. ,J.F. S,rotheraud wife. Mrs
l.. Ibroeaih. Winierport; G.. }. Millen.
R0bl. Adraiu. New York: j. L Turpiu.
Little Rock. Ark; Chas. Hauvelman.
Buffalo y T.; Il. A Summons. Dau-
pmn Pa; j. Aubrey Kent. Fluvanua.
Va. +. Z. Ramsay. Maryland. g. W..
Williams ami wife Washington. ID. G. (.
A. l.. Barham. Sm.thfield, Va.
FORD Sc. N. Ward. North Caro-
lima Ware b. Gay, Boston. Mass. A..
ii. Burroughs. Lynchburg, Va Mrs. f..
:. suong. child and maid, Fort Nc
pherson Pa. G.. ". Etteuger. New
York John Siabbs. Jr.. Philadelphia.
Pa; A. & fApps. Virginia ". l..
Gillian. Fafmyiiie. Va; ; Oppenhim-
or. New York Miss MOlle Lanier.
Nd james Aldrich. William
AldIich. Aiken. ). c.; Mrs. 5. G.. Lewis.
l.. Pearson. Wilmington, y. c.:
j. ". Deyer. Boston. G.. W Fills. Bal
timore: $ T. Foster, Cape May City. n
J.:J. p. Myer, New York; II. G.. Par
rish. Baltimore. f. Book. New York:
". A. Brooking. Huntsville. No: G.. G..
Fisher, l. NJ \ leman, New York: J.
u. Raun, Cincinnati, y.
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One Of the largest Of B0stons banking
houses makes specially Of deposit ac-
counts with the Chinese Of the city, who
all place their money in this establish
ment's hands. Tue aggregate of such de-
posts made by the gentry Of the howcry
land is nc any one time very large, while
the personal accounts Of the fantan
gamblers. who are the rich men Of the
celestial colony here, run far up into the
thouandsof dollars. An importantpart
of the business done with them consists
in selling drafts for money sent to Asia.
Much trouble WAS found at first in
keeping accounts with these pig tailed
capitalists, owing 10 the curious fact that
each Chinaman, as q rule, has several
names. which arc employed in such a
manner as to be triile confusing. lie
always has az least three, and sometimes
more. lie has one nameas boy. When
he gets % be man he takes a new one.
Upon going into business he adopts a
third No one Of these three seems 20 be
used in connection with the others, and,
inasmuch as a fresh designation is ac-
cepted every time he goes into q new
laundry enterprise, thepaying teller finds
some difficulty now and then in securing
a satisfactory Identification. When a
laundry is sold out. too, the proprietor
business name goes with il 10 the pur
chaser, and thus transfers OF personal
titles are constantly taking place. occa
sioning no end Of confusion But bank
ing for Cinnamon is an occupation all by
itself, and must be acquired by specia
study. Washington Star
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-24
POLICE COURT.
Two Persons Jaiied-Oihcfs Fined For
various Oficnses.

George Henry was charged with steal
ing a lot of railroad iron from the
Richmond aud Danville Railroad. The
yardmaster discovered George Henry
in the act Of walking of with lot OF
small pieces Of railroad iron, which be
had placed i'm bag The yarlmastei
collared him and marched him into the
street. where he was delivered to the
first policeman seen. The young thief
was given thirty days in Jail.
Mary Johnson lcOlOredl went to the
house Of Mrs. Thomas Streat for tht
purpose Of purchasing some clothes.
While Mrs. StIoat s back WAS turned,
the accused siyiy placed in her pocket
purse containing IS. The accused
was when arrested found to have in
her pocket the purse and money The
court sent her To Jail for ninety days.
The case of Charles Wright lcoloredl.
charged with striking Mary Wool.
bridge with rock two cascsl was
continued until TO dav.
Julia johnson (coloTedl was fined
g so aud costs for abusing and threat.
ening James Johnson.
Ahce Green and S.lle Gaines. both
colored. were fined each q 20 foI
using abusive language towards eaci
other.
W. j. Turner, charged with fighting
and creating a disturbance IN Exchange
alley, was fined $40 and costs, and re
quircd to give security in the sum oil
5000 for six months.
Margaret Stokes lcolored) had to pay
s. and costs for assauting and striking
Amelia Henry.
LOUIS Worth, was fined $40 and cost
for fast driving IN the street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-24
Mntnad 100 Lnte.

The SanitarlQn. of New York. is one
Of the most complete cyclOpedias OF
practical sanitation extant. When the
normal heard of the idea of eXhuming
The bodies of the smallpox dead at
Clarke Spring. it sounded the fol lowing
note of warning in ITS July number
1t would be well to remind the
Council and the public Of an incident,
as related by Sir Spencer Wells before
the Scottish Burial Reform and Crema'
tion Society. Glasgow. last wear. with
rerard TO a disease considerably less IN
tcnsely contagious than smallp
briefly. as follows:
There was q remarkable instance IN
Yorkshire. where a number OF scarlet
fever patients were buried IN the
chnrchyard. A part OF that church.
ward was closed, but was afterwaid m
cluded IN the garden of the rector, who
had Il dug up. and the scarlet fever
from which those patients had dled
thirty years before broke out IN the
family of that clergyman and spread TO
the surrounding houses.
"There are many instances IN which
other diseases have been incitod ana
snread in the same way. Aud To
knowingly and wilfully take. or Off
ciallv permit to be taken. such a Iisk
AS that which threatens Richmond IN
his case. is hardly conceivable Of an
enlightened community.
our Council had already followed the
advice of our Board OF Health and
Committee on Health, and there Is no
danger Of the smallpox dead ever be
ing disturbed.