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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-29
TRANCE.
Continental and Colonial
AGENCY.
SO Rue de Dunkeraue, Paris.

Executes Indents for every description
of French, Belgian,
Swiss, German, and English Goods, at
the best Manufacturers Lowest Prices,
Commission, Two.and. "a. Half per cent
All Trade and Cash Discounts allowed
to Clients. Original Invoices forwarded
when requested.
Remittances, through a London or
Paris Banker, payable on delivery of
Shipping documents; or, direct to the
manager.
The Agency Represents, Buys, and
Sells, for Home and Colonial Firms.
Piece Goods, Cashmeres, Cambrics,
Silks, Velvets, Lawns, Chintzes,
Muslins, Carpets, Cloths,
Millinery, Laces, Gloves,
Fringes, Parasols, Haberdashery,
Gold and Silver Lace,
Flannels, Feathers, Pearls,
Boots and Shoes, Glass, and
China.ware, Clocks, Watches,
Jewellry, Fancy Goods,
Electro-plate, Musical instruments,
Fans, Ecclesiastical and
Optical Goods, Mirrors, Toys.
Perfumery, Wines, &C.,
Oilman's Stores, Books Artistic
Furniture, Stationery,
Chrome Machinery. &c., &c.
NV s,
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Anderson & Lundy,
Dentists.

Artificial Teeth from one to an entire
set inserted on gold, silver, aluminium
and rubber bases. Crown and Bridge
Work a specially. To persons wearing
rubber plates which are a constant
source of irritation to the mouth and
throat, we would recommend our Pro
phylactic Metal Plate. All operations
performed in accordance with the latest
improvements in dental science. Teeth
Extracted without PAIN by the use of
Nitrous Oxide Gas.
rB- Office at Old Tregloan Residence
Hotel street. Feb.2O.s9
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

signatures of over 900 men, including many Of the
prom nen brokers and other doing business there
II being alleged that Nichoa Cosulick. who killed
Joseph Moore on July 90 at No. IL Hamilton ST.. is
insane, Recorder smyth yesterday appointed Jesse
Nelson, lawyer, and DR.. Frank p. Foster, COM
mission TO inquire into his mental condition.
Congressman Edward J. Dunply who has a cadet
TO appoint from the With Congress District 10 the
Military Academy at West Point, will select the APP
pIicant who passes the best competitive examination.
Mr.. Dunphy will announce the examining committee
and the time and place for the examination at early
day.
The New-Yorh Female Assistance Society held its
seventy annual meeting yesterday afternoon
at p m. at the home Of Mis-. Pryor No. - West
Twenty sevcnths The report OF its treasurer A. l..
5. Barrett showed expenditure of 81 04G % paid
for groceries distributed among the poor during the
last year. and 1872 25 expended for fuel. Its
adjunct, the Dorcas society, paid 1891 for ma
terlas 10 he made into garments The Rev. DR.. s. ii.
Virgin made an address.
Jerry" DAILY. brother Of Maurice DAILY, will open
wellequipped billiard parlor at No. IFS Broadway on
Tuesday afternoon next Jerry is favOraby and
well known in this city. having been connected with
the billiard business for many years. few days
after the opening public exhibition will be given by
Slosson. Sexton, DAY. Schaefer and lieiser.
william J. Ballard, of Jamaica, J.. l., will speak
state Normal schools. at No University Place, upon
"Physica Training In Public Schools class OF
pupils from Mr.. Billiards. school will be present. and
give demonstration exercises in connection with the
lecture
Mrs. S. 7. Rorer, principal Of the I7-iephia COOK
ing school, will conduct demonstrations in the use oil
baking powder every Saturday night. beginning 10
night, at the American Institute.
The Kings Daughters furnished an excellent enter
tainmcnt at Grace Reformed Church last night at
o'clock. Marshall p. Wilder held forth In his IN
imitable way mnglng dry jokes, impersonations'
burlesques and grmaces. varied musical programme
was rendered. The attendance was numerous TIC
boys of Grace Church are tubant over their military
society Of twenty seven members drilled by Lieutenant
Smith, of the 10th Regiment, Company A.
J. j. Phyfe delivered address last evening before
tbe Epwor4h League of the St James Methodist Epis
copal Church. OH the Passion Play as witnessed by
him.
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NEWARK.

Extensive arrangements making by the Irish
societies for the reception Of Mesrs Dillon and Orien
upon their visit to Newark tonight committee
will meet the ENJOYS In NewYor and escort them 10
Newark arriving at 8 o'clock They will be enter
tanned by James smith, IT,, at his home. and then
escorted by the Irish organizations 10 Saenger
Hall Company a. 1st Regiment, aud Company Is,
Third Battalion of the National Guard, will act
escort.
The Congregation B'na .eshIirun proposes to build
Sl5O 900 The congregation worshps ia the
temple I'm Washngton-aye., and has been offered 3d.
600 for the property, and Will probably sell it,
George Holden living in Elghthavc.. who lost three
children by dphthera recently, lost fourth child by
the same disease yesterday. only one child remains
"Our Dramatic Company" was to play at Institute
Hall on Thursday night. The audience was assembled
aud Mrs Mamie Eeefe. who had the part Of leading
LADY, was about to 60 on the stage when messenger
arrived announcing that her child Sas dead she at
once left the theatre. Immediately af,crward Miss
Lillian A. Neville while crossing the stage. ft through
a tran and was rendered unconscious. doctor was
called and she was sent home in carriage Another
female member of the company was detained at home
nv q serious accident to member oil her h'lily Tic
performance was postponed 20 future date.
Herman Makawitz a blacksmith, who made a mrr
derons assault with "a knife on Levi Geld AT No. :2o
Livingston ST. on Thursday night. was taken into Gus
indy in the attic of his house. No. 10 Belmont-ave
Yesterday Gelb is at the hospital Win serious woa
in his neck, extending from ear 10 ear
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9TH Err SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

YONKERs-The funeral of William H. stewart the
Fire Commissioners held in the Reformed 'hurc"
yesterday afternoon. The church and lecturerooi"
were completely filed and there were loo people
waiting outside. Mayor Mlward. ex Mayor Gus ana
MANY other present and former city oihca's were
nrcsent The fremen, the building trades organiza-
,ions curling clubs from YOnkers and New YORK the
Young Mems Republican Club ana the P'nsaae nua.
tlub attended as societies. The opening prayer was
by the Rev C. T. Allison and the address anu ci9sls
PRAYER by the Rev. DR.. Cole For over nan a., 'U
stream Of people passed the CONN; Inc ou M WV. ~
In st. Johns Cemetery -. IN" ny. "a. ,naSont
viii deliver lecture Paris. Past ana rreScnt,
Illustrated for the Guild OF ST. johns Episoop''
Parish on Monday evening. $780,
MOUNT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lodge oil Free g, nasVa,s
had an exceptionay interesting meeting on lhur
nirht e. & Hodge. the master OF the lodge, MoIheI
The third degree which witnessed ana commences
Lv John w Vronman. Grand Master OF the STATE D0uS
so Inv tho Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Oh Noo
rado and other well known VISITING Free Maaohs.
After the work of the evening supper was gwen 10
The CHESTS at Hendricks Hall, at which addresses
were made by Grand Master Vrooman, Juaee iIaa C,
NILS and others. M III 49, - arannc nayt
~ ,vbirh iulius stern the blind billiard player, VIII
give an exhibition OF fancy shots.
RYE-Robert Hume, policeman OF Portches YER
saws he was assaulted and robbed OF Sl3o by lour
Italians at Rjdge-st. and the Purchase KcaG on
rhursdov morning at 4 O'Clock. lie was loulu
everally cut about the face and bruised about me podS
lie is manager of the Atlantic and Paclhc lea Noh-
paws branch at POrtcheSter
\RONECK.-A new steamboat pier VIII soon
he built I'm MamarOneck Ilarbor III VIII DC lou ice.
long fronting the channel, and 10 fect wide'
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Bids were opened YESTERDAY for the new Fifteenth
Precinct police station at Amity and Emmett sts, the
lowest being Sal $50 and for the new Twenty
Precinct police station. at Grandave. and Park Place.
the lowest being 10000. J. T. HanlOn was the low-
est bidder for both
A new public school In the Eighteenth Ward Is 10 DC
erected at Irving-ave. and HarmOn-st
Judge Osborne. in the City Court, yesterday handed
down decision denying the motion of Lester A. Lewis
for permanent injunction restraining Edwin IT, Coll
ner from building apartment houses in Union-st near
Eighthavc The Judge thinks that GOllncr contracted
as alleged not TO build I'm the neghborhood oil INC
plaintiff but the plaintiff has his relief for breach OF
contract in law. Nevertheless, lie declined to award
costs TO the defend INT.
The Union Ferry Company, Of New York and Brook
yn has issued nrst-mortg bonds for S2Oooooo az
per cent to thirty years, in addition 10 S'oo'
600 capital stock
The jury in the suit of D. w. Tallmadgc against tho
Press Publishing Company yesterday brought III
verdict giving $4,000 10 the plaintih. Inc Jury was
not out long, but notwithstanding this the verdict was
n compromise one Some of the Jurors voted at FIRST
to dismiss the complaint, and the question OF dani-
ages the opinions varied from $500 to $l2'ooo' ana
the average of them was struck at $o'oo'
The third free lecture before the Brooklyn Ethicai
Association will be given at the second oni'''a"
Church. at Clinton and Congress sts, tomorro" even
ing at 80 by Francis Ellfngwood Abbot, au'hor ol
Scientific Thesm~ and "The Way ont OF Aenosteism
The discussion will be opened by George Hes VINO VIII
be followed by the Rev. J. W. Chadwick, DIT. Il. u
EccIes and Raymond s. Perrin
At meeting of Acinthus Lodge, NO I'D, +. ana
A. NJ TO be held at Bcdfordavc. and Madisoh-st. OH
Monday evening. the second degree VIII be WORKED
James Dnnnigan. fifty years CID Of No. 1os But
lerst is reported missing lie is I'VE feet ten inches
in height and has gray hair and mns'achc ana hs"'
omn,cxon lie wore a SLOUGH hat, dark suit and low
shoes.
The Deputy County Treasurer Mr.. Gardiner whose
wellknown generosity is frequently taken advantage
of by impecunous persons, was accosted by "a'iace
Jamborn at York and Bridge SITS. yesterday morning
and when Mr. Gardiner did not give him any money
Iamborn became abusive and nearly upset MI Gaie ner
The latter had him arrested. and he was seh' 10 e
n,,o,;a for six months by Police Justice Walsh
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The Rev. Mr.. Erich. OF the German Lutheran
Church at Eighth and Hudson sts.. has refused to
leave the parsonage although he was dismissed from
the pastorate BIS the church. Two weeks ago Mr..
Erich set movement foot to start new church,
and the trustees OF the IIuds0n-st church engaged
a new pastor Now ole pastor refuses TO vacate
ihe parsonage 10 make tor his and the
trustees have begun proceedings In the Circuit Cour:
70 eject him.
Money is so scarce in IiOlphcn that the banhs de-
cline To make any temporary loans - tie city. To
enable the authorities to meet their payros Mayor
Timhen has advanced a5,i00 and Philip iIcxamer
80 600 This money will be used 10 nav the salaries
Of the police and for the carpenter work on the
schOolbousc
The city OF IIOboaen experts 10 collect S4c0,00O
hack taxes by the adoption of the Martin Act. As
soon as the supreme Court appoints the three commits
soncrs 10 perform the work the collection OF
will at once begin.
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FAILING TO CONVICT WATERMAN.
n ,s,.p,cr. ATTORNEY RIpGwAY HAS SOMETHING

DISTRI CT ATTORNEY RIDGwAY HAS soMEIhlN"
TO SAY TO JUROR
The iu-y in the trial Of Asa II. waterman io'
m,rser in the first degree in shooting PETER DoFai
mn April 10 remqned ont all night ThurSdaS' "'"
rt,lrnel t, court yesterday at 1O:3o a. NJ ana -
,or;ed their inability 10 agree. JUDGE Moore us
eb,rcei th,m II is said that seven lnrymch laVorcu
aaut,a and five were for conviction. one l'Vorco
conviction for murder In the first degree Two man
slaughter in the first degree, and two mansisush'c'
in the second degree. .
One of the Jurors who stood out for acduittai
was J. X Brown, Of No. 1S5 Third ave As uc
Jury were leaving the courtroom Distrct-A"orhc!
Ridgway who had not been present when the jury
reported the disagreement met Brown IN the cor
ridor and said The result would have been dinc'-
ent II YOU had not been on the jury. Knew soo''
after YOU had entered the iurybox and had been
sworn that my case lost. If 1t had not boeH
too late would have challenged you Mr hl"s-
WAY refused to explain further his reason save from
the expression of Mr. Browns face. Mr.. Grown
returned 20 the court and related the iacts u
nudge Moore and asked for the protection o! INC
court Judge Moore Iomerkcd that the Distrct-
Attorney should not have said what lie dd, anu tntt
tine remarks were entirely ont OF place. MI hideNaH
said afferyvard that he had heard that f:fown eX-
messed an on MON Of Watermans innocence before the
trial begun.
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NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.


RUTIIERFORD.-A dinner was given by the Demo
cratic society in Union Hal on Thurday night about
80 members and guests attending, among whom were
Judce, Van C.ecf ana English COngressman-elect Cin-
mus. Coronerelcct Young and COunciimen Dalhheim'
Alyca and BrinkcrhOn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meeting in the interests OF
public ball and other improvements was heiu on
THURSDAY night when the Garfield improvement ~.
socia.on was formed with g. d. B0gart as presldcn.'
r. C. stevens as secretary aud T.. J. scanl0n y.
Jecmc J. Shecdy. r. c. orri'on, and j. i. liIr4p
rs a board Of directors. Fifty shares OF so WIZ o,
Issuet and the funds OF the society VIII be ihVcs~o
In loan and building assoc alton.
DAYONNE.-Cnc hundred and c'cvon parcels OF feaI
estate were sold at lubc auction on Thursday lot
tclnauent taxes assessments and water rents. Ma!%
Jonn Newman was Obliged TO buy eighty seven pirces
for the city, bidding the several amounts DUE WHICH,
aggregate si097O -. In most cases owners DouenO
i'm the other twenty four parcels paying H''oo- -
The sale is not considered a success.
DEMONSTRATIONS Henchc' OF Northp?t, L. j., H..
was killed at Little Ferry yesterday, being STRUCK 10y
the Susquehanna train. lie was standing near uno
station. and about to board tram wien ne We
struck by train passing over the Ot1er track hehche'
was twenty 1.-TWO years old and unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
NETWORK CITY.

The Alumni Association of Columbia College has
purchased from John BussiIg jr, through James l..
Wells twenty of land at Gun Hill Road and
woOdawn-ave in the Twenty fourth Ward, TO be used
for athletic grounds
al :. D.--The Commissioner of Jurors. Mr..
Reilly has given instructions that ballot clerks
not exempt from jury duty. by some oversight they
are not mentioned in the law which excmpts other
election officers.
Judge Fitzgerald yesterday sentenced George Les
sing to the State Prison for two years, for trying 70
rob the Church of the TRANSPORTATION. in Nottst.
Dr. A. +. schauffler vce-president Of the City Mis-
sion Society, yesterday applied to the Health Board
for permit for the removal Of the human bones that
lie in the ground under the Olvet Church. in second
St. new church is to be erected there. at cost OF
1855 600 The bones will be removed TO cemetery
outside of the city, The Olvet Church was built
twenty-five years ago ground which part OF an
old Presbyterian cemetery, and the foundations
laid over the graves 1t Is not known how many
bodies were buried where the church stands.
The employees in the Gauger's Department of the
Custom House held meeting on Thursday, and adopted
resolutions of regret the death Of Peter Ewald who
died on Wednesday. Mr.. Ewald was a clerk in the
surveyors Department. and we'll liked By all who
knew him. lie was sixty years old and Republican
Professor Harris II. Greene will give the midday
lecture before the school Of Pedagogy the University
The Logical Basis of Language, with Especial Refer
encc 70 the Acquisition of New Languages
There were large sales at the Produce Exchange
yesterday, including 10G00,0OO bushes Ct wheat,
. 500 900 OF corn, and $4,000 OF oats. In wheat
about five times as much sold an average
day. The decline about IL cents a bnshel.
The settings were by Wall street and Western
Special meetings for young men being held at
the Twenty -thIrd-st. branch Of the Young Mems
At . 80 n. tp.f
H. H. Webster will conduct the service. solos viii
be sung by C. f.. Griffin. The Rev. W. II. r. Faunce,
pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, will ad-
dress young men Association Hall tomorrow after
noon at . 80 O'Clock.
The Board of Managers Of the Cotton Exchange has
declared The seats vacant that held by samuel A.
sawyer and Thomas Miller members Of the firm OF
sawyer, Wallace d. Co., which failed recently. The
seats will be sold at auction on November "a at IL
A petition has been circulated at the Custom House
IN favor of closing the Custom House at p.
saturdays for the rest Of the year. 1t received the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Linden Park races, 2 p m
Horse Show Madison Square Garden.
p.ncoon WESLEYAN football match Eastern Park Brook
Ign, y. IN. - $1,000.
Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association, Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
XIth Assembly District Republican Committee nearing
No. 100 Broadway, . p. IN.
Crescent New football match Washington Park
Brooklyn 3 80 p m.
Lotos Club saturday Night" 80 p
United Service Club, No. 81 West Thirty'nrsts'.' o
D. IN.
The Rev DR.. A. J. Behrends's free lecture, Cooper
Union, y. m.
w J. Ballard before Normal School graduates, No. o
University Place. . 80 p m
Dress parade and review Of 23d Regiment, Armory,
Brooklyn, D. m.
Delta Kappa Epsilon Club dinner, Delmonico's. 6:So
p. m.
Funeral OF Daniel Sidney Appleton, Church OF the An.
nrnciation, 10 a. m.
Lecture by Professor Harris T. Greene. University Of
the City Of New-York.
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TO WITHHOLD PUBLIC MONEY.

MAyop CHAPLIN TO BE ASKED TO REFUSE PAY
MpxT TO THE EASTERN DISTRICT HOSPITAL
Mayor Chapin will be asked today to suspend the
.vment Of finds of city Of Brooklyn to the Eastern
pist,ict Ilo,ptal. Health Commissioner John Griffin
will make the request. For long time there nave
bo., strained relations between the Health Depart
mont and this institution. Complaints have been ire
ouept that the hospital conducted as an exclusive
retreat into which only certain GLASS OF patients
uon,d be received. The city Of Brooklyn has con
tributed several thousand dollars annually 10 the hos
pital and it has been open question for many years
whether or not classes OF patients should De received
there Some time ago ambulance surgeons complainca
that red tape predominaed to such an extent IN the
hospital that they could not remain there Ambulance
service was suspended and the ambulance surgeon now
on duty in that part of Brooklyn prefers to sleep III
the stable where the ambulance is kept. His board
Is paid by the Health Department and the amount de-
Quoted from the city's allowance to the hospital lie
Gently the hospital trustees complained that this ambu
lance surgeon acting under advice from the Health
Commissioner refused TO bring patients TO the Eastern
District Hospital.
On Monday patient taken to the hospital by
the police lie suffering from vertigo and nervous
prostration The doctor in charge said the hospital
was accident patients only. An ambulance was
called from the Homeopathic Hospital TO remove The
paticnt. The ambulance surgeon would not do so ana
the sick man was turned into the street he walked
several blocks 10 police station ana was hnay t'hch
TO the brooklyn Hospital. ,,.,.
The trustees OF the hospital are inclined to thinit
that the Health Department is DESTROYS OF cripphns
the hospital Ii Is also alleged that the physicians
want 10 run the hospital and the trustees are over
severe in opposing the wishes OF the doctors. Inc
hospital building is one OF the finest in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15

Detective John Graham. Of Prosecutor Winfeld's
Office, yesterday arrested Thomas Rush. an indicted
election officer. lie arragned and charged with
having conspred with Richard Whalen. James Council
and Frank c. erIick, election officers last fall in the
Fifteenth Precinct of the lid Assembly District 10
violate the election law. When taken TO court Rush
said that he was blacksmith. and had not been out
of the city since he indicted. lie gave $1,000
bail for his appearance when wanted his mother
being the surety.
Delegations from nearly all the courts Of Forestry
in the county met yesterday and decided 10 build
Forestry temple, to cost @GO,OOO. The money VIII
he raised on bonds 10 be issued bv the F0resters.
The board Of Education has reappointed Addison II.
Poland CITY superintendent OF schools. at salary OF
N 900 wear Tho first years work Of Supcrn
tendent Poland pleased the board.
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Steamer Geo Dumois (Nor), Lampe drey''"s-" nov"
steamer city Of san Antonio Wilder brunswick Ca anu
~ prnin elau Berg Savannah-k walker
Steamer Algonquin Mckee Charleston an" '"ch''"'''o
Steamer Neptune Bearse soston- III Tnch FdveA
steamer Wcsthal (Br) MorsSh ''
Co. .,, Than pnoer Co.
Shin night Of the Garter (BrI. Gordon' ey"neh N'
n sa un Gelcne fGer Olsen Brisbans-H PEABODY
& GO. c.urD
c. ,.-on. Tor para. Neptune Montego Bay; City OF
p,rmncban, Savannah: Frostburg. Baltimore: par,.
Barks Thos A Goddard, for ZanzDar D"r's hSo~ ~
does
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
r. ~. =. Arrived steamer City Of Chic'go
rS Renford from New her way to Liverpool anu
proceeded ... /.ro...,. fpr, He'd der.
HULL Nov sNsaiied steamer Apollo tBr Morgan i'r
New.York. ia nd fBalgl Jami.
son from her way 10 AhIwoiP fGer,
HAMBURG, New i4-Arrveo' s'o""'' N ~
VOgelgesan1. from Newfork
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OUTGOING STE Il WERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NETS
poPTOF NEW.YORK. ............ FRIDAY. NOV. IA. II
ARRIVED


poRToF NETWORK ............ FRIDAY. NOV. IA. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Nevada Trl. Gushing Liverpool Nov J. Queens.
steamer stat. OF Georgia OBJ Noodle GLASGOW Oct ~.
Neville with mdse aud passengers 10 Auslin baidwin
a &c. L.,
Cocpe & Trube. Arrived al the BAR AZ !" ZOa IA
steamer Gae3 (Br Mage Hull oct 70. VIA Boston, win
m,ls % Slnderson n son.
- mise order vessel 10 simpson, Spence Young
Arrived at the Bar al iam.
Steamer Santiago. Pierce Cientueg0s. via ~ Jago and
Nassau with and passengers To Jas Ward & Co Ar
rived a the Bar az I ~ -.
Alamo Lewis Galveston days. with mdse 10 IL
Naliorx & e..
steamer Richmond Jenney Point Va with mdss aud
pssseng gers Old Dominion 50 Co.
steamer tiryandott Walker Newport News and Norfolk.
with Indse aud passengers 10 Old Dominion IS C.
ElcaDori Bennett Portland WIN mdse 10 Iorauo
Hall
Bars Pilgrim Paine Ilolo Ju with Nor.
ga 4, Co. vessel 10 ID Bacon.
sUNsET-wind At SANDY Hook. light. w. haxy.
Al CITY lsand-Wind ligIt. SW: clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Greece Brl. Jeffrey. l.onion-F W Hurst.
steamer Antanl bri. DnOn Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon II Brown G Co
steamer - Pancrr, tBrl. Young Iverpool-Chas sum
( Co
steamer Martello (Br Abbott. Hui Sanderson Son.
Steamer Russia GER schmidt Hamburg II j COrtis
Steamer Ems (Gerl Sander. b.emen southampton
Oercls * Co.
steamer spaarndam tDtchl Boujer, Rotterdam Funch
Faye a Co
steamer Prins Hendrix Dtchl Hurst fortan Prince. ne
Kunhardt - Go.
steamer ALPS lBrl Legg. windwsrd i.inds christA