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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Fxslerif James g. Fack. Of New York, and MS
son, William flack, who are OF ban pending ,le "p
neal from the Judgment Of conviction asaln-' them 10
the nroceedings growing out Of the divorce cons piracy
case in which they figured have rented " hon'" al
No. 7lg Quincy-st near Kcdave
Charles Hikcl died on Thursday az No. 80 Broaf
way Al the age OF ninety. u" wa born l hf""NN
and spent most Of hi, lie IL the city. liz business
was that of a rolemal.er lie left h'c children
The Union Ferry Company director have appointed
thi, executive committee George H. MaNWrl' II. -
Hor, " II. Male. ". :. Nash. H. h knapp
r +. Jackson and Roswell Ecfdec The semi nn
uual dividend las been reduced from I" = per cent
Vincenzo CaJmto. who PLEADED guilty IN tie court
~ sessions 10 attempted man-laugicr III hri, IN
mot, al Mrs alto Cord,cia because 81" refused
~ clone with him cent 20 The Pcnlirhi'rr' YES
tcrdN for five wears aud nine months
Jo..nh Doughcrt, OF 80. % Adophi.st. attempted
IA end his life near Fort Greene Parh Yesterday morn
tny Ne sbo, himself IN the abdomen. and is not
expected 10 recover About ten DAY az, he lost III"
wife. and he has bc-r dependent since then
william Potts VIII deliver the second lecture Of tho
.ere, Of four Evolution and social Reform ~
fore thc Brooklvn Ethical Association - moro" even
ING i'm the second Unitarian Church, AZ clinton ana
Congress SIS the spcclal topic being Thc eo'in-''
Method The discussion Viii be opened by Professor
Daniel De Leon. and Professor George "union and
other, viii participate. The association VIII also
commemorate the SEVENTEEN birthday Of Herbert
Spencer.
,;ovcrnor Hi has signed The Brooklyn Institute biil
and the organization !, now any H,"P"r r
cvcniuc Nav l. at the house Of Edwin beer. 40
1a1 Ec,nsen.st for the purpose OF prfectlne the or
cauizaton and adopting constitutions
The families Of Patrick and Denis Gargan nope :"
inherit a fortune OF c2j3. 900 left In le-' al '"VAi
Ireland hv Patrick Gargdn 10 his three ncphcws. who
,.nc "a iii. country IN 1917 and settled III BroohN H.
The ncphcvs arc all dead. and only Patrick ana Denis
left descendants, IL l. asserted, hnhDngh Nait"r'l
Carcan Of Dublin prOfc.scs 10 be descended from
Michael, the third brother.
A curlou, complication occurred yesterday III inc
Cart az session. from the fact that Two men bearing
the name James KING were prisoners IL Raymond
Street Jail and each charged with III" same
oo.rco I'm stealing . watch. one Is thirty years old
and the other sixteen. Tho Younger one Vac III
dicted and by mistake the other had been called up
TO plead II was uncertain ia the mind OF the '"nir
which was which, and the olhccr who arrested one &"
,h. Kings had 10 be sent for 10 strigltcn out the
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4 BIG CROSS COUNTRY MEETING.
CONTESTS IN TWO RACES BETWEEN TEAMS Of

CONTESTS IN TWO RACES BETWEEN TEAMS Of
VARIOUS CLUBS AT MORRIS PARK TO-DAY.
large crowd is expected Morris Park to-day TO
witness the senior and junior championship races OF the
National Country Association Most OF the best
distance runners OF the country entered and good
snort is expected willie Day, the famous runner
of the New Jersey Athletic Club. Is the favoritc and
II he is in condition ought in first. Stlll,
many athletes doubtful yesterday about Days
chances. They their belief on the suppostion
that Day has had too much racing and has grown
stale This element thinks that the Prospect IIsr
r4ers will certainly win the team championship,
whether Day wins the first prize or not The officers
of the day are
Eeferes b c. Williams ,Ad c. senior SG }ndgs
WHEN Wam W \ .l'!l y A. c. Mill x S "a c.
" ii. Rogers 4. 5 ~ Frank T. s,, Kilps'rSk' $ T.;
1laT G s SSSyS9sEs nc ! s%
cSief marshal-Ge%ge Carr NJ A. C., assi ,tsaa
M gaF c Rossrs c5 ssDr' st. g. C. il asin
s. A John andrews, star a. c.. Wil n,n j.
a. c.; clerk Of the samuel Cornell. A. G.;
Official Representation De Forest Bostw1cA. NJ A. c.;
auuouncer-A. {. Palmer, NJ A. C.
The entries for the senior championship race are
Is follows:
Hes h & f 6s fooe Nstdy fd9 TSanT TAG On
george = g. s c. NJ kayp0n Ed r Ls.se
&. George a: CT. Collct captain George Ban
cl are j II. smith, " haynes " e. Plclan r. Stein
G. stein f. Hach, J. suzbach rescrveS-W. J. Robin
son. A. Baunian J. Damery, q. NJ. Marsh, G. stone,
Prospect fiarrcIs d. LLOYD. captain p c. Petre.
w W Knhlkc j. : II. McGrcgor. : r. Freth. ;. r.
stage A. : McGregor F. J. Dolsn. H. S Hart. G. J. l..
NJ Bent. f. H. Knhlke. f. Thorpe, G. W. Conklin,
j. j. COughlln.
New Jersey A. CIV ID. Day, +. Day. II. Gray,
w. Kenny, w. +. Thompson, {. b. Gardiner, A. {.
Diedrich. H. Hjcrtbcrg. u. Iijertberg. James Rose.
J. Rumpf, NJ Corcoran: rcservcs-W b French, e.
skmai, G.. Pfortner. :. +. Gardner
For the Junior championship race the Prospect Har-
rers have two teams entered and the American,
Psstime, New Jcrsey. star Acorn and Riverside ath
letic clubs, one team each.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WE.TCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAIN~.-A psImtHcni ors'/i1htioh "i t'lo
White Plain, Casino has b,"n en- ct DN tic cr. '.l
of y illiam \. NoodWorth pi.,idci'.. Jane, "'io'
vlcr.pic>dcnt &. II. IJhlt, ser tar. VI. u. lar.
Treasurer AMI = kOdr,i oi ''pN r,iO., '"hp'''h VI
u PAIL Thchaud Dr. IL. T.. -chhi. DtNm 'i"ni
cell William VI. d. Bon. William l.. Piu,. Z. l..
sherwood G.. l.. whitney. Nilon Brown. IT, an Inc
officer, N" lyccun Ia, added loo volumes
to IT, library OF ncI.ig 1000 choice work.
NONkEN~.-Thc cty enter, on it, nineteenth year
Of municipal government with bonded dep' %.
..,.i 900 of which :-O.OOJ /, for water pui 80
The recently elected Mayor Jane VIII
ward ha, recommended to the Common Council ,ni'
action he begun To compel forfeiture OF the hOr'c
car railroad charter unl,,, the company forthwith
pe1utncntly repair, tlat portion Of the HIGHWAY ,
,rrcrd upon AZ the time the franchise was granted.
Alderman IIly has been elected President
~ the Common Couuci which VIII convene on thi
-.cnnd and fourth Tu.-iaN 81 each month.
\ handsome banner. made by Mr.. Robert Harper
wife nf the Eminent Commander of knights Iclnplar.
ha, been presented To- tine Noufcr~ tommandcIy.
MOUNT VERNON The rs-ri alton of captain
y Ir,..-ey commandment of the Eleventh >rpaIftu,
Iompnuv ha, been accepted by Governor lilll. ana
AN election e. iii the vacancy VIII be- h'ld AZ tie
new arnor, on NoudaN night
RYE NECK Health officer MiN-cll j. seriously III.
PDKT, HESTER The vital statistic, OF the village
Show that between June !. l--'. ana Nprll J. l-3p.
tnci,. have been .y births. .Jl deaths aud -i9 mar
ritgr.
RAE The public school has Leon closed III"
last week account Of 81 prevalence 81 ,'arlatlna
'af ed $3.50 which has been u,Dd in purchasing
building and ground, ioi rcadA- room ana public
library.
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NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.

PLAINFIEID.-A novel entertainment. entitled "A
"Weihnacht Kinder symphonic" viii be given by the
Kings Daughters II Washington Park In the Holy
Cross Chapel TO night The Union County turnpike
contractors expect by to night TO have pcicd the
new road which runs through Wcsthcld to Plainnci
The ,horougiarc Of the longest stretches of fine
macadamizing IN the state.
EITIIERFORD.-rniO Mon Hall well filed on
THURSDAY night by the members and friend, Of Ruher
ford Council. American Legion Of Honor who Assem-.
bled 10 celebrate the councils trnth birthday.
NEW BRt' NsW1C K.-Thc stcamtuc Clara, Of tl.
Pennsylvania Steam Towing Company's line while
coming up the Raritau River last night with A heavy
tow al low tide. struck rock on Rocky Beach and
stove "A hole in her bottom and broke her wheel,
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LONl l~l.AND.

LONG ISLAND CITY sheriff Goldncr. of Queen,
Comfy odd under fore, u-urc SAL. at Lone Island
City Yesterday. 81" acre, Of hand at h"'h'"9y
leach 90 satisfy - Judgment against Henry y
AticrlI h,ld los g. T.. Huntington and Alfred :
IIat,h of SOW NorR The property extends over
thrc. miles and rams from the hs hotel i' tn cud OF
the beach II Wa, bought hi William PARKER. 81 40.
o., Wall ST.. Sew lora. for ~-o- opu
NLW IlE' llI several arrests were made ic>'"r
day hy the officer Of th" ~o'"tY i"r hr prevention ~
Z ri.lfy 10 Animals 81 persons who participated To-
a dos rsht WHICH t""A pAi." al Fort Hamilton OIL
Aur.l 49, iuirI- those taken mt" custody arr JA'A
t,.r.urly of lllflu-h owner of the dog spot !.
N,han. owner - Barney ' and Napier. iIr p'p
rr..,or uf tl- dos pr. Nh We're arr7.'gncd hrfor"
iud.. Church. az New trcehf. and b. d for trial
uud.r 5000 bail superintendent Hanhins"n ha- ~"v
,rl more warrants for the arrest If other, Who VEN
1
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ORANGE.

The reception given by Lafayette Lodge, No. L.
l. o. o. f.. in Upper Music Hall last evening was u
re,nark,hlc ,uccc,s There was large attendance
Of prominent members Of the order.
II Marks Day celebrated last evening by the
,oir of :, Mark, Church with "A musical service Of a
hi, order Master John Parr. the solo treble OF 81
Gcorgc', Church. New York, sang Memberships ~
Jerusalem. Thou that Kilc-t the Prophets The al
dr,s, wa, by the Rcv Alexander Mann. Of Grace
Church. The church crowded.
George KEENAN, will lecture thi, evening in Music
Hall on Russian Political EAc>. The sale OF seats
Ia, been large.
DE- soucr. a graduate Of the University Medi'ai
College Ia, been appointed resident phy slcah 20 ,c
Orange Memorial Hospital and VIII assume the duties
of the place May /.
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THE MAYOR DENOTNCES a ELL.
Az o1-TRAGrous PIECE OF LEGISLATI ON-THE
cIrY,s AND PRIVATE INTERESTS WOULD
BE SERIOUSLY INJURED.

MAYOR Grant received yesterday the copy OF "a Dill
introduced in both the senate and the Assembly ~
Albany which is an exact counterpart Of the Burns
hill which was exposed and defeated some weeks ago
This bill will give railroad companies power 10 take
control OF large tract of land. running from one
hundred and thirty second St. t. Hunts Road Long
Island sound forbid the las ine ont Of any street
or highway across the tracks of any steam railroad
within the limits of any city containing population
of 20 600 more or within radius Of twenty fivc
mills Of such city, the grade or level except
upon the order Of the supreme Court, confirmed by
the General Tenn The Mayor also received the
information that the bill had been rushed through
10 a third reading in the senate. II l. entitled
An Act TO Amend Chapter 40 Of the Laws Of
1850 and to Amend Chapter 81 Of the Laws Of
1853 which Relate To the construction Of roads and
streets across railroad tracks"
am astonishcd" Mayor Grant said that such
all outrageous measure could get 80 far along without
the citys representatives. finding II out. II ii
law il will practically close the land fronting
the best harbor at this port. where the water
is 100 feet Deep aud where the heaviest vessels may
find safe anchorage"
EXJudge Finest Hall. counsel Tor the Port Morris
Land and Improvement Company, whose property
will be seriously affected BY the bill. much sur
priscd when informed of the situation. have had
five men In Albany he said watching for This very
piece OF rascay yet they have virtually let ID through
both houses without sounding The alarm"
The Mayor said that this bill would close one
hundred and thirty second one hundred and thirty
third and One hundred and thirty eighth sts which
have been opened by the Board of street OPENING In
addition 10 other outragcs.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
FORMER STUDENTS or vAssAR ORGANIZE.

FORMER STUDENTS or VAs>AR ORGANIZE
An organization effected Yesterday afternoon ~
former students of Vassar College al the house &" r'
Frank l. Babloit No. l49 Lincoln race. NH
Truman j. Baolus presided, and the following oh''r'
Of the organization chosen President MrS fr"l'
L. Babbo,t vice president. Mrs. ). H. '"'INc' "
rotary Mrs Charles O. Gates. treasurer. MIS- HOW
,., d,rec,ors Nr. William NJ Dean and Mr.. Rich
ards II j. designed Ia draw together the non grad
nate students OF the college VINO are not chfDe Y"
membership in the alumnae associations 70 th' me-
can aid in furthcring the work Of the college. Inc
rrooklyn organization will bc branch OF tle Ntu
dents, Aid society formed In other ciics II j. lI"
nos. 10 found scholarships. AhDni 80 o. ne ~
women in Brooklyn formerly come yea WIN ~
attended the meeting. Mis- MARY Whitney professor
Of ASTRONOMY spoke upon The work OF the college
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The strenuous opposition to the Mlon-ave site for
a public .chOO In thu Fourth District has in
flienccd the Board Of Education 10 reconsider ih.
selection Of that site and selection VIII be made
John IIalliad. who was president II the Mechanics
and LabOrrrs' lank at the time 81 IL failure died
Thursday night AT his home III BROOKLYN. Intib
tho failure Of the bank Mr. Ialliard Wa prominent
in business and social circles. lie hfty-nlnc
years old.
Five more Of the Tscally election officers were ar
raigned before Jude' Lippncott Yesterday and r.
qucd 10 furnish s2.oOO bail. They James
Jordan James Whclan Nathaniel Fowler, Patrick
MalOncy and Thomas Mailly.
The Board Of Aldermen intended 10 make another
attempt 10 pass the gerrymandcrng ordinance lat
night. Three Democratic members were absent and
the ordinance was not brought mp. Another attempt
TO get the ordinance through Will be made next Tues
day night.
The different municipal Boards organized YESTERDAY
The Board Of Finance re elected President Edcl,cin
and Ccrh ". O.. German. President was re-
elected by the street and Wafer Oar the Police
Board reelected President Foncy.
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.,.a companv and has taken great '"'c'eS' ]" '"'
success of the property John I. DcNllie' VII" IA
been manager for The last four years VIII "'."ir
80 $780, ,h,s sc,son The cottages at both hotel,
o hcirq renovated. and will be ready Tor Use Oh
limo In the meantime train VIII leave UT
Lang Beach and Point Lookout every WEDNESDAY Z"
IN 20 A. m from Long Island city and from hfo2hN'
a, 10 :55 a. H.. for the accommodation "' perm
wishing 10 inspect the hotels ana cottages W.
Dcvine contempatcs getting good Nca""''"' S"'"'
In which the guests Of the hotel can 20 on h'"'"N
xc,r.on. either in the ocean in the sun waters
~ inc Bav The boat Will he Tor the 'A'inslN' ".
OF the guests. If the nuinbc: 81 appiI'h,o io' %
nd cnfface, already received l. tr>tN orthi lN"'
ton The season Of 800 will be prosperous one 1T
snrfs
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Free From Lime and Alum.
The Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure.

The only Baking Powder yet fond by chemical anal ysis
to be entirely free from both lime and alum, and absolutely
n,re is the "Rova" This perfect purity results from the
exclusive use of specially refined and pre-
pared by patent processes which totally remove the tartate
Of lime and other impurities The cost Of this chemically
pure creamof much greater than other and it
is used in no baking powder except the "RoyaI'
Dr. Edward G. Love, formerly analytical chemist for
the r Government who made the analyses for the New
York State Board of Health in their investigation of baking
nowders and whose intimate knowledge OF the ingredients
Of all those sold in this market enables him speak author
ativev SAYS of the purity whoesomeness and superior
quality of the " Royal:
81 have tested the Royal Baking Powder and find it
omnosed of pure and wholesome ingredients. 1t is cream
Of tartar POWDER and does contain either alum phos-
pilates, or other injurious substance
"E. G.. LOVE, Pr d.
Late L S. Gorcrnwcnt CbrmD
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.cor,ed TO Crescent Rink, Elzabethport by ,niiy
Division where the annual inspection OF the hVc
commands took place. After the Inspection the
visiting divisions were handsomely entertained a'
supper by Unity Division.
The strike at the gas works ehden yesterday al
the cmployc, returning to work. 20 ADVANCE "as
made in their wages.
The annual report Of st. James Methodist Episcopal
,.,,.h .hnv,- present membership of :}}o
crease Of twenty -iivc over last year The young
uconc', union has purchased and paid for valuable
Iot ON which IL is proposed 10 erect chapel.
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WHAT IT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

fassett Investigating Committee Court House, II a. m,
senate Courit,cc on General Laws Hotel Metropoe III
.. IN. 90 -
tiant anniversary dinners at Demonicos o'oV p w.
and John Euiidin, brooklyn ~ D. H. anu H"O
Republican Club reception. D. m -. -,
Congress Committee InnnisraLon Bar9e oHce' IA
a.
Linden PARK races, p IN.
Cro.s-country races. Morris Park, afternoon
state Forestry Association. Museum Of Natural history
Q D. ,,,...
lp. IN. 40,
armory brooklyn. J, m.
ErastuS r. Post, No 800, g. A. f., entertainment,
No 1913 Picrfeuont-st., Brooklyn. y. m.
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TOf-E C'RNEE~ The BREWERY II Munro t'h-
a Ipir Corners Yesterday sold A. pu'll. Al'i''
together win the horses. wagons ana olcr sf"fh Ih
r-. port, va, purchased hy Nathan Ittiucr. ~ New
ri for $1,000. Erl-ifIu fr'cniN itle' for
--op.ool and made an assignment f0r the benefit OF
h.- creditors.
puKI EiCHNoND. Keeper M,'ormcl. 81 the
Richmond con Yff NlW-hpu-H. acting under inetru'
'.on. from Coroner Walter Woods. ~ Port Richmond.
,c.t .rlay morning buried me BODY oi On" WHO"
hrnui suicide. who -uppl-cd % De ~" ltr1>AN
..-arsier Fvraud Tie. Coroner sli N"-t"rdN t't
be- va. fully convinced that the suicide was som"
one else.
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ARRANGING TO OPEN sCxHER RESORTS

Nearly all the seaside resorts expect prosperous
SEASON. and arranging 10 open their doors early
Should the weather be favorable, the Long Beach and
Point Lookout hotels will be ready guest, June
-. George S. Edgell las been elected president Of
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

RUNSTlCK-EN. { CONGRESSMAN Lewis Il. Gunckei' OF
Ohio. FIFTH iVENUE-Iudgcs David L. foiiet anu
Irving g. Vann Of tn Ncw-YorA supreme 'ouI., -,
Seton. Karr 81 r. Of England. and state senator "rse
Erwin. GRAND tNJON-Senator Charles J., oSN.o,,
of CLYDE \ y uOFFMAN-toquc Sacnz feha anu
Manuel QuntaI1 delegates from the ArIcntme ~
the Pan American Conference senator watson =
OF Wa.hngton and William r. sheehah OF n ii
NETKOPOLE-State Senators C. 7. Ncdder Norton Onsso
IL j lngrn
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Announcements.
CopSrIIis RFNIOlN COsNrIIC soar
- !, .a-----L .l--L.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ.

CoRNrIi's BFNIoiN CoSMr1lC soar.
ne., -aIn .oap mad. sure ,ur' irr ,hari't hands
All druggists - ont
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..
Ni~I -fIf 81
Diseases %, 'he N'rfol. stem "lo- rnary organs
In.I.o'snOe and ~t.rA.ty Hour y % T.. ) 20 .
kccp's Dress shirts g. measure. e. for -. None
h.fi.r A, nrY mice Iact,f -'o.a - - furnishing
root- In NeN -l'1k q" ,nG ~li RroitNaF
MRS MISSION SOOTHING SlEtP
ia. hen used ilr over FIFTY AIS as MILLIONS
= MHTiIEIs for ,hcir CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
I'M Win PERFECT SUCCESS Il SOOIHFS the
Child hOFTENS ~ GUNS ALLAYS al PAIN
CHRIS WIND collie AL e. The best remedy for
M iHRUOF, Sold ~ Druc~irs every part " tho
world Twenty-Five cent. totaa
The action Of Carriers Little Liver Pills J, pleas
an, mild AID na'uf,I The, gently simulate tn liver
and REGULATE he bowels bat do no' purge
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Palestine Division, Uniformed Rank. knights OF
Pyihias Of Jersey city, together with Black Prince
and Eathbin Division, Of Newark and Crescent of
Plainneld, visited Elizabeth last night and were e..
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OUTG DING STEI uERS. /
TODAY.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30
SHIPPING NEU-S

PORT OF NETWORK. ........ FRIDAY APRIL Is 1880
ARRIVED.
steamer fRrl. Prarcr Liverpool and Oueensfown
with m,isr and passengers la " Hurst
steamer Lux (Br Hogg cardir IN ballast to Bowring
Archibald Arrived AT the Bar AT
sfeener Astral (Br simpson shields ballast TO Ia Dc
A . Arrived al the Bar =,
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MINIATI RE ALMANAC,


sun rises q; A. Moon sets - Moon.
WAFER
IM-sAnny Hook OOl GOV. Island o - Hcll Oats 2 IL
P.s-sAndy Hook oj6 GOV. Is.nL 10 Hell Gate. s.l2
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steamer Straits OF Gibraltar Rrl. Con. London with
chalk To order. vessel To Barber co
and passenger. tunch. Edye& TO Arrived atthe Baa AT
Steiner chateau antc FIR olivier norlcau, with
passenger Punch Edse& co Arrived at the rai Al
Steamer Augusta Victoria GER Albcrr HAMBURG with
Stc.mtl TrAvr wneoroi. Bremen and Southampton
win mdsc and passengers to orIriehs 10 co
steamer lrrrl. tornann Bremru in ballast 10
Gustav Ilcye Arr'yeda the har At pm.
steamer ceres isusN Worung. & Marc &c. Win misc
and passengers 70 g tcti Arrived at the nsr at 40 n.
steamer II Hartman Morl wahiee.s i@'.c > '.SS
srcemcr w'rkcndm ,ptchl. basser. Rotterdam MN
s,~.,n,r Coo W clyde Holmes san Domingo DC with
mdsc and passengers 10 VIM clyde 60. Arrived AT The
steamer Wcrgcl.nd tNor. Thirss Bara,oas days with
frgi MOnS' a Go a" The Bar g. ,rnt to
Conner f".rs'I arrived at tho BAT al midnight AM,
steamer v,'a SPAN he"" Havana WITH mase ana
steamer Yemas"e Mckee Jackson lie days VA Charles
ton with P,1,rnssr. to VIM cHsM o% xo-
with mdsc and pssscngrrs 10 Old dominion 5, Co
to s aep varremsna "''''"' antwerp ''''
SUNSET wind at SANDY Hook. hight F. foss,. Mciy
Island. wind hight Ne cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
steamer st Romans sbr'. Campbell Liverpool with md'c
STEAMER Niagara. hansen days. with mise and
steamer city of Atlanta Dole West Point Va with mdse to
steamer H D,mock. Eldridge Boston, mdsc 20 II
Dimock
Erura tBr). Hams. liverpool Vernon Brown
q
St,,mcr Dovonia Br) Craig. Glasgow anderson Bros
steamer lnzatua tta cauIoner. Lisbon Phelps Bros
a
steamer Norge IDanl Knuk.on stettn Fanch EdIea Co
steamer tmetia tGorl. kuelheim. Hamburg II Corts
steamer Ems lGer,. sanders Bremen Oelfichs Co
Steamer Procdn GER. Fenat Pcrnambuco Funch Edye
&
Steamer II Hartmann NOR. wahberg. Baracoa-Gomcz
a Pesrsa
steamer odin Nor. Meido. Baracoa- IL pumols
Steamer STATE Of Texas. Williams fernhndina-C n
Mallory & Co
Cherokee Bearse Charleston and Jacksonville
VIM L Clyde Il Co
SAILED.
Steamers Hindoo for Hull Hugn. Baracaa state OF iexas
fcrnandna savannah Cherokee charleston
ships Stimdoul for Shanghai. Lydia, Antwerp
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
NApLEs. Sailed. steamers Bolivia aud Lctmbro for New
York
HAnsuas. April 2?-sailed steamer voneza lGer) for
Eow-Y0rk
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THREE Prince.
BROADWAY Warren.
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