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The sun., 1890-08-31
Taking the British census.

LONDON, Aug. So.-At Somerset House tho
authorities have already commenced active
preparations for taking the census. 1t is
estimated that 100000 schedules will be re-
quired for the purpose. and 40, 900 enumerators
will be employed.
The day fixed for the enumeration is Sunday.
April 5.when the name OF fevery ono will be regis
tered from the house In which he sleeps on
that night. The whole population will thus be
numbered In one day. and mistakes are very
ing were to spread over o considerable time
In accordance with the custom that obtains in
America.
have already been begun at Westminster for
the purpose OF housing the clerical staff which
will be required to 60 through the returns Of
the onum0FRtOra,
The sun., 1890-08-31
THE KEARsARGE ABOUT TO SAIL.

Treatment or Seanen on Board the Now
Cruiser Chicago.
TeleRraphic orders to be ready to proceed to
Central America at once was transmitted to
Commodore Horace Elmer OF the war ship
KearsarRe on Friday at 8 p. NJ. She will 20 to
the Pacific side OF the isthmus. The Thetis
and Ranger are on this side. All OF the officers
Of the KeRrsarRe are aboard. and nearly her
Iull complement OF men. Her achievement In
1uoduing the Alabama of CherbourR 10 kept
In the minds Of officers and seamen.
In plain sight on her quarterback, Is q metal
inscription. June 10. 1854" the date OF tho
conflict: while "Winslow." and Thornton"
tne names OF her commander and executive
eneer In that fight. are inscribed on two
Sighth men muZzle loading cannon. att and
In tho engagement, although changes nave
OseR made IN the bore and projectie.
Street s psw TSst 1s 2s. at the foot Of
s,ai ,ainlrty-two mariners attached TO the United
~ Ststes man-oi-Har Chicago have deserted since
S zap came ne into port and some OF their
cruelty Of the, officers. They say the punish
men msnt for trivial offences Is too severe, that the
even get cold water to drink As an instance
they say that during the torrld weather the
Sn5 tSa, IN tho Are room was 140 degrees
couldn't get II because the officers wanted the
iss 70 keep their beer and wine cold. Capt,
9ficer Rogers and 0fficer Siblack discussed
re condition Of the men. The iatter said
Sae SSere was no question but that tho work was
Stlt It was mpossibie. however. Il. to get get along along
WIZ WIZ less work than was done. Mr.. RoRers
Ssla that the reason Ice water was refused the
Remen was that II was unheRlthful and The
RoSWtSr mad ordered that they shouldn't have
* * tne water they got WAS first passed through
tbe tbbe cP1oler and was then kept the temperature
npsoiD che Doctor ordered. The punishment. both
S.neers Ssnse said, were not unusual but they were
sas saeSk: Il man stayed over bis time on shore
very long the police were notified and reward
was was 2nerssd for his capture. Ii he
Ss S' wSS lEunS Son5Sl,. and returned to the ship
S Sfu himself. and was then punished
SseoeHnR osinR quaraptined for term which varied
eyys1snIlnE 70 the EXCUSE he might have for
swan Sihp5en hs TO desert from the ship with Cox
a"slna aSn Iell ON Wednesday night. spent yester-
cov.. ~ liona lie will not be released until tine
Sbnitthma hmarHA decides what his punishment
has pnSnrn nS, Is In the hospital very sick. He
ya1S aASStSlnE Ing commandent J. N. Miller OF the navy
THtna TH,n ne and Admiral Brahs are away CAPT
kAHS Sas b.ne bhsne VIII occupy the place. Capt
OF III has Ioa peen detached from the presidency
darsS iHcet ce court martial and Can't Wilsto or
SeijNn "a tne place. Capt. Kane's duties as
b. TnEnt 60 itan of the yard will be attended TO
TbApn sd =. H. Mccormick.
AmSetaS h.sScol9 Is expected to sail for South
saayIiGht The Cushing Is out OF HI dry Tt docE a
ust OF the week. N'' A"tu Y" 'no
The sun., 1890-08-31
TIE PRESIDENT IN new YORK.

The sieh Receiving Medical Ssrvises Free.
The President and members Of the European
and American stan OF physicians and SURGEONS
tcompossd Of German. English. scandinavian,
and American. doctorsL. are In New York city,
e e 10 East 10th Ct. and will render service TO
This sy9dicate OF physicians treat syerZ va
rtety OF diseases and deformity. They have
had vast experience In London, Paris, Dublin.
Belfast X heidelberg, st. Petersburg and stock,
dotormity.
Invalids will not take offence u they are 70.
Jected as tncurable, as no one Will be accepted
unless there Is moral certainty Of n cure be.
Ing effected. II your case is incurRblo they will
tell you.
1t 10 their preference to treat chronic or long
standing cases, which. baflinR the skill of
other practitioners, have beon pronounced In
durable.
Each case is treated by itself on fits indlvld-
uality. There Ia no machine method Of diepos-
ing Of the sick by empirical nostrumg. They
have had under their care since arriving In
New York hundreds OF cases, and have never
failed to give relief II human ekill avRiled,
1t matters not what your disease may be, IL
you are durable they will treat you,
. ONCE hours from to "a A. NJ, till p. NJ. {:
Sunday, 10 A. NJ. to2 p M.
The sun., 1890-08-31
rRlNor ANn rnK Hoa
Fress OpSuisus On the Injustice Done 0uF
Useful Animal

FFees OpSnaons On the EIlustioe Done Our
Useful AnimAi.
PARrs, Aug 90-The Journal des D6bats, in
publishing the letter Of Mr.. whitelaw Reid.
United states Minister. to N. Ribot, Minister
Of Foreign khairs, concerning the prohibition
OF American pork, says: French prohibition
Of American pork seems unreasonable, In view
of it's having last year received the highest
prize at tho Exposition. Under these oiroum-
stances, we think-in fact. We know-that the
French Government will be disposed to remove
the pretsxt for the Meat Inspection bill intro
duced by Senator EdmuDds, especially as the
sanitary examination which the Americans
propose otfers every guarantee to French con-
gumers. 1t is improbable however, that the
French Government will with draw the prohi-
bltion before the rVassemblinR OF the Cham
bera"
The. Temps, discussing the same subject
says that Mr.. Reld's letter may be considered
as In some sort an expose OF the motives that
led to the recent measures OF retaliation.
. lie Paris says: " II the measures OF retaliR-
tion should be vigorously enforced It would
cut on the sale Of 400,0Q0,00Q france worth Of
Frepoh products annually. For such an inter-
est 1t H. well worth while 70 sacrifice some.
thing. The public health will not hs damaged
BY admitting few tons OF American pork"
both In theory and in practice. In prohibiting
holds that It Ia now impossible to move back
ward, and ospecihlly 10 II impossibl0 to take
the attitude Of yielding before the economic
threats OF the Americana,
The sun., 1890-08-31

LONDON. Aug 3o.-A letter Just received
from New South Wales brings informa alton Of
an impudent attempt at swindlinR. and Of
probable false impersonstion, which has proved
futile. A man who gave the name Of William
Pullman hos been visiting that district and
representing himself as tho brother Of Mr.
George NJ. Pullman Of Chicago and New York.
and the accredited agent OF the company. He
aged TO obtain contracts for large number Of
cars for two or three Of the companies. Then
before sending their orders to be flied. But 1t
did not come, and after two or three fruitless
attempts he disappeared. and has not since
several detectives have been instructed to
search for him.
The sun., 1890-08-31
SHE KNOCKED DOWN 4 scAFFo1n

Singular Conduct for Which Josephine
Rogers Has Been Arrested.
Josephine Rogers Of % Camden street,
Newark. walked into the First Precinct Police
Court In that city last night to make a COM
plant against q neiRhbor. when Justice
Rodrigo told her that there wss complaint OF
atrocious assault against her, and locked her
UP In default Of $500 bail.
Late In the afternoon Michael Meehan had
made complaint against Mrs. Rogers, alleR-
ing that she took an axe and demolished o
scafIold upon which John Byrne was sitting
painting house next door to hers. Byrne fell
to the ground with the scatiod. aud was sent
to the hospital with broken breastbone.
Her reason for knocking down the scaffold
could not be learned. although 1t is attributed
to jealousy Of the improvement TO her neigh
bor'6 house.
The sun., 1890-08-31
4 orNCrNNAzr oHunoH ou1RRkL
IL Arises In Fart Frou the Psstor Bes
hfisnding = Rsforned yVouaA

"a a-,. a., -. - A.. 49,. -
6s,..S,.. : nsc,,,..S vvo-..Se
o-.-.- - ~ =.
a. Lls ,,A Aun' oo'-sWo yeeEs s1o onS VI
E." oNu.,,u VI eno uoin.-mon ,,. W.
~ Illlna uostue, urunSue Oh pe'lte nsurc ShI
s,,,i.,e p,e.n ioS,ues; Guy neu ~ mSttu iIesl '
80 w s,. oonsiusMEHply M oiuer tnsu nolson'
,oIv t,, ns uee.n IeW IeArS neo. mere hAa oosu
,.I.. =, o.nITu VI ~ euspl0ion tnss snv W ,.I
.s". u ninL ne. n"me "as nnkoU WIN
.s '" oomeulan {" nH''on"i fopu
s sauou' ono sSu W oss
ni'n M isrEe SUN. nsE hiSnu' ~ ~ino'uuet. ,A,.
WIZ WIZ mum hunVerVu % W tne ev"te, anu ', inoiuuou
p%tonlhens % ous,hess men. Guy Voc .i,eoIOuo N1la
oonVersatlonalist' ana ner beauty was snare
uba h "A hosr in tho r,,,,Jnorv hnsInaas Manv
sue hso ueon ln tne nilllIneIy puslhoSs "any
OF her patrons were dissoiuts women: In THIS
mond" A' ~ Wv"
Whsn h.r brshand d,od :, vss ,onrd th.. h.
had left the widow and her pretty little dnuRh-
ter NV provided for Soon II began 70 be
whispered that Mrs. Goethe was a reg
ular iroauOnter OF resorts devoted TO vice.
pHtionai fame, now dead. fell into her trap at
roadway resort and he escaped scandal only
By paying heavy tribute TO the woman and her
male companions; Other stories Of like import
Goethe was very dangerous. and to bo avoided.
A., 80 no,or,ons A., ~ ,ha o,tr Eortnna
the most notorious oen IN tue CITY ror'une
morning n vear azo marty OF constables took
-. -, ~. ,,rnt,,,ro Iha,t th,t ,ir,n tho
away AL tne iu.hllure' ABOUT @ Una. ume .ne
Church was holding a revival and the woman
h.oona n coastant st,andsnt AZ the ssrvicea
One evening very dramatically she professed
".Sa, bor sonfossion. I ' and welcomed her to the
the preacher championed the woman's cause.
the conereaation into two iactions. Mrs.
Goettle became regular attendant at prayer
meeting and other g gatherings. One & &iaetion
onnosition.
Meanwhile Mrs. Goettle had secured SUM-
stsrt big milinery Establishment. 10 her
credit. bo Il said, her conduct since reforms-
tfon has been most exemplary. Recently the
IN 'i politics, as well as reiiEioS, !eceptod ths
sssson upon q sS6 cSGssd
g %as.sp his R ss city hfEs b + Rs
Sn2 4 sT1 ss:S Srns ff' nat
"TfSs Tha prssSnt fsetinneI aeSt took definite
,hone e nm T,eEsvs E1a 70 ~ that dsx an irTe1nisT
maating n Of the ADVISOR Board of the church
1nss caIIaS nv eiebt mSmbeps Of the Board. who
s99t s94 10Y ouI ta , atn rbn gs HnSnrator 81
th o TosrS no W. Ala tSewpotitv the secretaSy
~ tne Si snno P asy ~ tho doonnns War" nresant
Whe Hnuy MR. S motion vas made and cePred
- ne . lo,iomt " tus tn auH'AoAA "o" AA"u0 O NSN
py. yote OF @ 70 =; ., E,,,. po,.,,. rhrroh
tho h 1e1SoS ~ sntinnos pS ~ nnr nnstor
pth THs Tooh ynod baS ahnut arJad IN tbis
1tonSSR S - thet nnr anences ,9tii not narnoit
cnu1on. anu ina Ina oua at ~ntnrS WI Rrn1h
us G rersives tSare,ore wo tbin Il Ia
eI hockwOoH .eee.es, th ,eo r. thnt IN r 40
20 tne DesS ob 1,b iae reninnetion ~ tote
sSht % tne Ehnue1n uistinn mh ~ tSrae monfhsS '"Ae
euSct ~ Tue oApNauon VI ShIeo iLon ug. - A..
The sun., 1890-08-31

sha. s.' LOUIS May 9O.-A combination Of all the
S. Us manufacturers Of the United States has
s~"u SOu enectsd. There are sixteen plants In the
S".aY' SY' TWO OF which are at 81. Louis. Alex.
o' o'on' President of the Collier Shot Tower
lSS lS'4fR{ 4b{I: sTriySd from New York this morn
sae saot trust had been ofieetsd' and thst III
ine tak tnakepehtS would bO completed At a meet.
lie S,gt.aS ~ aSid on next Wednesday in Chicago.
s,cutAl M,cnAl existence and cancel theiF eanitai
IHaasi Eseh will become 3 branch o2 thS
kSSd H. shot Association at Q Valuation
The sun., 1890-08-31
JOIZINGS ABOUT TOWN

Mr.. Clarence A. Thompson, q Plat Republican OF
TioEa county, has been appointed chief clerk Of the
Barge once In place OF James Frazer who resigned
about month ago because the salary OF Sl2Oo wGSnt
big enough for him
shot his brother otiicer Edward drinnon on Friday,
rragned in the Yorkyills Court yesterday, and
pAroled In custody OF Capt KilileG until Grinnon
can appear In Court
Tho police have been asked to look for Leopold Hal.
berstAdt As years old who had printing ONCE 100
Third avenue He left his home, llB Avenue q, on Aug
~ TO collect bill from W Bennett OF 81 Commerce
street. Newark, but did not arrive there.
The sun., 1890-08-31
1R1sH PArR1oTS COMING
Plans for the Great Convention to bo Held
In this Country.
BY Dunlap's cable Ne,os oon'panvL

BY Dunldp's cable Teios Company
DUBLIN, Aug. 3o.-The plans for the Irish
American convention to be held in America
arc now completed. Messrs. Dillon and OBrten
will be accompanied by two other Irish men,
bers and the whole party will be under strict
instructions from headquarters
The method Of warfare adopted by the
special Commission. and the evidence given
concerning the movements OF the Irish del
rendered this step necessary.
This organization, which formerly Welcomed
Irish members with open arms. will now be
ignored and tho delegates must be content to
be- the guests of the various branches OF the
National League.
Important changes are to be made in the
method OF transmitting subscriptions to the
Central Association. 1t has been customary
America, and thence to Dublin. In future the
central ONCE will be abolished. and each
branch will forward Its subscriptions direct to
Dublin.
The sun., 1890-08-31
Rouranrer Won't Talk.

PARIS. Aug. 90.-The Votr du Pettple publishes
letter from Gen. Boulanger in reference to
the recent reports concerning his actions dur
ing the periods when he commanded q French
army corps and was Minister OF War. in which
he declares that he has been trsacherously
telling the whole truth has not yet arrived.
The same paper states that Gen. Boulangor
had an interview with the Count do Paris In
September last
The Figaro to-day charges Gen. Boulanser
with promising to support project for the
restoration OF the monarchy. and with intend
ing TO betray the country.
The sun., 1890-08-31
Railroad Aecident Near Berlin.

BERLIN. Aug. 3o.-A terrible accident hap
pened to-day at the Wilmersdorf station. three
miles from here. when an incoming passenger
train ran into lot Of freight cars The engine
bel refused to leave tho brake aud was boiled
to death at his post by the steam which he was
unable to cut oil. He leaves wife and two
little children.
One conductor had his spine broken. and two
trainmen were badly wounded. All the pas
sepgers, however. escaped without any injury
and with only q slight shaking up.
The sun., 1890-08-31
SHE WILL PUBLISH HIS LETTERS

EH-Qusen Natalie VIII Make Her Hus-
bands Correspondence Pubiie.
PAR1s. Aug. 80.-Ex-Queen Natalie Of Bull
garia is making preparations to publish the
letters Of her husband. ex-KinR Milan, which
he wrote to her after the Bulgarian triumph.
and in which he offered TO give up his alliance
with Austria and throw himself IN the mercy
asked her to interpose with the CEar for him to
accept the regency Of his kingdom. aud to get
Queen Natalie, who encouraged the King to
stick to Austria. desiros by the publication Of
these letters to provo that her Russian SYM
Servia.
The sun., 1890-08-31
R,b.n,,, Ducb... or Crpvon

BALTIMORE. Aug. 9o.-The picture Of the
Duchess OF Cruye. by Rubens. sent over from
Europe by Mr. Robert Garrett will not be ad-
mitted free OF duty. On Aug. ~ the examin-
the painting was not dutiable on account OF
1t being an antiquity.
The sun., 1890-08-31
Bills sirued by tho President.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Gothic President has
signed the Meat Inspection bill. the ARricul-
tion bill. and the act providing for additional
clerical force ~ carry Into eject the depend
Mt RAnalnn hill
The sun., 1890-08-31
SPARKS FROM THE TRLEGRAPH.

cartridge exploded In hole drilled IN rock where
some Italians were at work At EaIragansSu Pier Jss-
lsTdAy Ono OF the Italians was killed and three oherS
injured
The House Committee on Commerce has decided to
report adversely the bill introduced BY Representative
Ardson OF Tennessee repeal the charter Of ths
Nicaragua Maritime Canal Company.
The sun., 1890-08-31
A Flood In the Upper Rhine.

VIENNA. Aug 8O.-The Rhine has overfioWed
it's banks in the Tyrol. and the inundations
have extended through tho villages Of Hole
mems, Lurtenan. and Maeder. completely
spelling the crops. All the inhabitants are
fleeing for their lives. and the railroad tracks
are com plstely submerged; a repetition of the
calamity OF two years ago Is feared, as the rain
Is still pouring down in torrents
The sun., 1890-08-31

ROME, Aug. 80.-King Humbert reviewed
$4,000 italian troops at Montechaire, Lom-
hardy. to-day. The review was an imposing
spectacle. Queen Marguerite and all the mill
tary attaches Of the foreign embassies were
present An immense crowd OF spectators
Witnessed the man9uvres.
The sun., 1890-08-31

TRIESTE. Aug. sO.-A bomb was thrown to-
day into the editorial rooms Of the newspaper
Adria. which Is we'll disposed toward the Gov
ernment
named Boldrini was fatally wounded by
a splinter entering his head and eyes. The
German residents are very much frightened
thrown thia week
The sun., 1890-08-31
ENor,s 70 Free ATrs. AIaybriek.

LONDON. Aug. 8O.-While the friends of Mrs.
Maybrick are using every effort to have the
unfortunate woman's sentence oommuted
from life to one year she has been removed
from wokinR: twenty-four miles from London.
While the tragedy and the subsequent trial
m ade cad inroads on the prisoners health and
strenRth tits hoped that royal clemency will
be exercised soon enough to prolonR her life.
The sun., 1890-08-31

LOWELL. Aug. 3O.-Lawrence Brattou. an
escaped inmate Of the Catholic Protectory in
New. York city. was arrested here to-day for
railroad tracks. He acknowledged his guilt.
The sun., 1890-08-31
The Cars New Yacht.

LONDON. Aug. S0.-The new yacht for the
Czar. which is now in course OF construction
at tho Schicklin dock yard. will be made OF
German steel Her length will be OF sixty
metres her draught nine metres. ana II 10 OK
pected that she will attaip speed Of twonty-
two knots an hour while she will carry an
armament OF quick-nrink guns.
The sun., 1890-08-31

BERLIN. Aug. So.-The height of impudence
has been reached by Rechnitzer. the notary.
who abscondod from Gratz, taking with him
clients. lie has written from New York TO a
friend. asking him TO purchase for him q
medical diploma. in order to commence prRo-
ticO in that city.
The sun., 1890-08-31

PLAINviILp, Aug. so-EArly this morning some un-
known person set fire to the Jail in North PlAnnsid
and the structure was damaged Sl.6Gn Fortunately
there prisoners In the jail An adjoining ken
mel containing eight valuable doRR was destroyed and
the amin ais burned 10 death
The sun., 1890-08-31
A Woman Kllled on tho Track.

woman was struck and killed the railroad track
south OF the Mott Haven station about 46 yesterday
afternoon by tho north bound express train on the
New Haven road she was about S5 years old, 8 feet
4inches in height had dark hair and complexion, and
black dress black straw hat and button Ghoea
but no stockingA purBo containing e. In the
dreSs pocket The body taken 70 the Harlem
The sun., 1890-08-31
IustruetinE Women In tho Sciences.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-Dr. Henry Muirhead. the
late President OF the Glasgow Philosophical
Society. has bsqueathed the sum OF s125.0OO
for the erection and endowment Of a college
ton OF women In the theory and practice OF
medicine and surgery. dentistry. electricity.
and chemistry,
The sun., 1890-08-31
BraEIIIaa Finances.

RIO JANE1Ro. Aug. 3O.-The Bank of Brazil
has authorized the issue of an additional
fifty millions Of milrels In currency on a gold
basis TO facilitate specnl nlation. Political dis
putOs are increasing In Bahia.
The sun., 1890-08-31
AH Uprising In ArAsaia ThrsAtsnsd.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. AUG. 30-The Armenian
Secret Central Committee has sent circular
to the powers declaring that II the grievances
against the Turkish Government are not re-
dressed q serious rising Is certain.
The sun., 1890-08-31
A High Sec at Asbury Park.

ASBpRr PARK, Aug 3o-The ran high all day.
The surf rushed under the bathing houses the foot
Second avenue topplnR them into the water and
tearing thousands OF loads OF sand from thelbeAch.
The electric light poles are down and the board WalkyS
being torn 10 splinterA
The sun., 1890-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENoR

HiEIATuRE ALuANAo-THIs DAY
Sun riSss IS sun SO Mooa riSes.
HIGH WArER-THn
Sandy Hook 68 Gov. IHlAnd IS He'll Cato 10 %
The sun., 1890-08-31

LISBON. Aug. 80-King Charles Of Portugal
10 suffering from an attack OF fever. the result
Of q chill He ls recovering
The sun., 1890-08-31
THE BRICKLAYER


Trade Survey Of Pittsburgh with thiry.tEo dollars
OS2O) poT capita OF her popuA TO be invested in
building. agRroKatng nine million dollars N9'DouUl OF
buildings 10 oO done In lheO down town and also
large In the suburbR OnefOurLh Of this bTlck
aud nriekaying amounting 20 one million two hundred
aud nifty thousand dollars Nl 25,OOD in brick alone.
Resident brlcklAyera working trowela in the city,
eleven hundred lluO). This number Of bTickAySrl
made makes It necessary to have bIicklAyers from
other cities great portion OF this work will
nndnnn hnma of tho bulldlnRa under cUniTanIi
The sun., 1890-08-31
A Dookers' Strike Faded.

LONDON. Aug. 30.--The lockers at Southamp-
ton have accented the masters terms, and the
strike Is ended
The sun., 1890-08-31
aasinrsa alutirss.

DR.. o. PhsNpa HroMa's AcaelaA HaIaan,
LungL DIuGh 5nc. and eI per bottle
Herbal Ointmt for akin diseases. illustrated Shake
SpeAreGn Altman. free. tT GrAnd ct, Jersey City n
BOker's nItssra aimee 1929 acknowledged to Be
by far the best and nost stomach bters made
taken pure or With wine OF liquor.
FOR IAVaIIds, = Pleasing. Delicious RoOS
"WA0EERS ISFANT yoop."
AsEssture HltssFs, shaeussa ey DhysiSiAas ana
The sun., 1890-08-31
SpfriaI autires.

SpfriaI alutires.
MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIoNsOe
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TBRrHIR0
with PERFECT SUCCESS Il soOTHEB the CHILD,
soFTEEs the GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN, CURES WIND
CoLlc and 10 the best remedy for pIARRhGA. SOLD
By druggists in part Of the world $50. bottle
SEE SULLIVAN'S NEW STYLE HAT
At 500 broadway. between SD and Bath stG
HYDE q CO.. lH Broadway corner AAidOa
lane. make shoe for So on tho premises
The sun., 1890-08-31

.t.s "a SS sss :Esss z physicians ana
The sun., 1890-08-31

M APLE GROVE CEMRTRRY.-MAple Grove station.
1V1 L. I. For descriptive pamphlet address L27t
Broadway
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
once, SO sixth Av. corner $50 st. ~.
The sun., 1890-08-31

Arrived SATURDAY. Aug. 20
IS City OF Chester. Lewis. Liverpool
EE Rugia KArlowA, Hamburg.
IS MRrRala Mas Hamburg
rs BAyonne, Payne, London
IS Apollo Morgan, Hull
So Richmond, Jenny, West Point Va
So San lRrooR BurrOwB Galveston
s. CITY OF BIRMINGHAM RurR. savannah
Ship Annie i. Wright Wright Buenos AyrsL
Ship b. y. hetGalf Larsen. Antwerp,
Bark Y. ROop, SprAuger, Newcastle.
BARK Lucy W. FeTetio, Cape Town.
Brig Bessie May, Buck Hillsboro
Far atar Ala Eraf Pao
The sun., 1890-08-31

sS AuraniA from New York, at Queenstown.
ss Augusta Victoria, from Now York, at Hamburg.
The sun., 1890-08-31

FAILRp TRoH ToRKIoN PORTS
81 Ia Champagne from Havro for New York