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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
LONG ISLAND.

TIE SKULL OF PHYSICIAN FRACTURED
DR. William A. smith. OF springfield, is at his home
retino fr,qn fracture Of the skull The doctor was
driving fast horse on the track of the Queens County
Agricultural Society at MneoE when the horse ran
,rWny upsctting the sulky. The doctor wa, thrown
", 80 is,rnrL on his head lie va, picked up IN
ous and removed 10 his home where he has shoc
been in "A critical condition.
,onrt and Cont of oyer and Termincr OF Quceii'
comfy BEGAN Yesterday morning Justice Edgar , "a,
I uIlcfl presiding. In charging the Nrahu JURY III"
80 ,r,,Icd ,articuar attention to the presence OF
p"oi seller, in Long Island city, and 'aid that a.;
gambler, and officials aiding or s0ctunI tena eia
h. brouvht to the bar OF Justice SupPV,haS ~
issued for all the members Of the Puritan NhtIC Cnn;
which owns the building where poo. heIn1 ~ u,Ica
"r ,ucuLers Of the EOard OF Aldermen tne foHVo
C"nmissIoncr, Mayor GLEASON and others Auch eA
element la, been caused by the acuVlv On inc Pa''
of the District Attorney.
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10 HOPE WHILE HILL Is GOVERNOR.

J.. J. Wheeler . member OF tn" committee Of Dtecn APP
polluted by the Syracuse Convention take charge Of the
State campaign support Of the proposed Pfohbi:oy
Amendment written letter o. The committee resign
Ing his place. Nr. Wheeler gives II his the
fact chances decidedly against :hc holding
any election whatever. The bin making provision for
voting on amendment introduced by Senator Van
Gordcr March 81 IL gives 20 che inspectors. boards
Of county conyassers and county the necessary
sructons and them 70 incur the necessary
enses f0r holding the amendment This bill did
not become law a. the Legislature failed pass
Mr. that IL the Legislature passed
the necessary appropriation hi for the prohibtory amend
ncnt election such bill must Governor,
light 81 Mr.. HIPS pact record NJ. Wheeler has hope
that the bill would receive his approval.
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NORTHERN NEwJERSFY COUNTIES.

WEST HOBOKEN.-A burglar whp aid be- was
John Brooke of sew York. Wa arrested N",icria,
afor a sharp chase. lie broke INTO JACOB Iiclnrrrr
house NJ Spring and Ahrcquc st- about , o.. ga. and
was collecting valuable, when VIZ. Ncinhnr n"pl -
and crApplcd with him. The burglar uruh" aNat
aud jumped out Of the second sior, window. several
shot, were exchanged before brooke "a, captured
IIOEOKEN The Welcome social club gave Al
excursion Oh sunday. and there VA, riot on board
during which John Latasa age trcnt' one, AN italian,
Was struck VIII beer -lts. and tlufrd 80 -'Fl.u't
that ne May dc H. D. noV 10 II. Mary u '>lliI.
William Ill., ~" tw'ut} I've. Of ~ = jefferson ~
Michael carroll aSc twct} three, Of 80. 1Gi cont IT,,
and Thonl, and Edward Kelly. OF so. lGi WHO" st.,
are under arrest
ORANGE. The Rev. II. Z. Matthew. formerly Of
Hampton. Va. formally installed 70 pastor ~
The Ebcnelcr baptist flmfci Of Orange SUNDAY.
Acting sergeant Alexander Bourne. Of 'he
Orangc police force. died ~ his hp;uc SUNDAY
night. He thnty years Old. and leave, wife
and five children.
Gt"TTENBERG.-A number Of surveyors have been
engaged u surveying the blutt Oi 10" PIIiradrs At
Gutenberg "a secure a landing FOR the western end
Of the proposed North River brldgc The bridge com
pany has been Incorporated ana the plans are Lcarly
committed.
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Up IN BUSY HARLEM.

CLEANED PROM DIFFERENT QUARTERS
The first open session and reception OF the Young
Mems Ieage Of the Mount Morris Baptist Church was
given last evening In the parlors Of the church,
Madisonaye and Onchundied and twenty siNthSt
There was an attendance Of fully $50 people and the
.1air WAS In every way a success The programme
incIuded an address by the president OF the league
lanes Rotccrs promo solo. T. 5. Atwaer banjo solo
r I Helms rccitatlOns. Louis H. Hnicn' ocarina
colo W A. Crockcr. IT,, and an amusing close by an
orchcstra of amateurs playing on papiermarhe in
s,ruucuts Refreshments were served after the con
c.r, George NJ Butler. f.. >. Peters and a. Stratton
comnosed the entertainment committee The onicer
n the LEAGUE are President. James Rodgers; vice
nrc,ident W. A. Croker, IT.. recording secretary =
4 v strattan jr. corresponding secretary, r. b.
Elliott: treasurer, r. Wallace leartt
The Clinton Athletic Club held picnic and summer
nights festival AZ Suffers Harlem River Casino last
evening over 300 people were present. The com
mittoe Of arrangements consisted OF George Ahrens
Patrick Coughlm, ID. Dnscoii. Francis McNulty'
Thomas Halpn Patrick Murphy. Edward ohechan'
william stevens. Charles Screw, Peter Ryan, John
Carney and James Etndlsy. , -, -. ,
hudson Kilpatrick Post, c. A. r., held us regular
monthly meeting last night al its In the Horton
Emding report Of the committee in charge Of the
Decoration Day trip 10 West Point was received ana
ordinary routine business transacted Inc posi- d
fOurishing and turns out a large NUMBER Oh mcu
at each meeting. . -.
Cable cars are in trains now. and 1t Is not an
infreQucnt sight 10 two and even three Oh them
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NEWS FROM 'NEW-JERSEl.
Jersey CITY.

The commissioners appointed by Mayor Cie'eh'" ,r
. L., site and arrange for the erection OF "c"
CIV Hall met yesterday afternoon ana organic"
the election OF John Pearson preS'u'h' ANU
crick Klssam clerk
corrse, for George F. Perkins. who is contcS'hs
49,. Cgeveland's seat, obtained another postpone
"" -. ,os,ordov and an adjournment was taken uhn
to day. - 49,. 49, .--os,cd
vu,,m Todd a railroad brakeman VINO was arre,r -
ON oiccijon day last spring for voting ILLEGALLY wn
called 60 court Yesterday to peau an p d ~ re
WIFI Will The cont ordered his bonds forfeited .',y y,
Collector =. II. O'Neill Is his Do""'"'A" III '''
III 900. ,.od
Benjamin Evans, veteran; , Tno co WAS
,.or, tho Mace OF macinist al thc county lh''.r
.oll ' an fs~aLe IIlu has decided 10 contest inc
icrsIItv of his removal The Boa;d OF l.cchoi'giI
rS%nvcd Evans 10 make room for Democrat nn ui.
il by aboishing the place of macmhlSt ana 'rei""7
flat of stram-nttcr.
Michael ! O'Mara. the expert election oihcer Wm ,,
,ras arTcstcd I'm staten Island last week Tor No'n8
there illegally suspended Ne'Eniay n Kin
stree; and Water COMMISSIONERS i'0 ia" ''0''i
in the Water Department.
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HE WAS ANTICIPATED.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Iiibrne . 49,,
4 tough-loohnc ,tomer With a diapioaleu Na,,So
I'm his hand stopped outside the gate In ot Oh 4u -.
I'm one of the suburbs day or TWO dHV anu '"i'0" "
The woman who was sitting OF; TIC p"rch: ,..,.,o,
Madam, will you obligc me WIN 'ne '"i'ii'''o'
whether or not you keep dog - 80, .ho
= What difference oOcs II make 10 S""' DIT ''0
responded. .,,, .,c, tho vaIise and
made A meme rare dunn ~ 1t. , ,,,-i Id. otco
Refuse, 10 answer" he said. Raising MS voice
he called out again
Man Of the house AT home - , q r,r,
sever Won mind - Icoited the woman. I'm
running I'M, house Just noT. ANYTHING you wan
lie arucarcd to be on the point Of makue ahour'i
~ f hii ercosy memorandum book. but thought
hctrr OF II and rut II back in the NaIlec, s. -. ,,
" I have asked you these questions flha'h, ne Nau,
d. not necessary for publication. but ~ guarantee
NJ good faith II | understand yon correctly you
posiiivcly refuse 10 answer >. ,. 500. e,,
, !. You understand me exactly II won't pan out
The censu, man has already been along here, sir.
Inferred a, much" rjoired the tough LOOKING
customer with a shade OF sadness In his voice
ndcr TN, circumstances II would Lot be worth
ohllc T., ask Won ! presume II YOU have any eligible
cold Vicual> to give ont ~
II would not ,. - J., u..a
his hat took careful survey 81 inc sutrphlinl Z
dwellings and f,llowcd his nose litl" further down
Ue street t. Q house that seemed 10 gave foith an
,dor ~ fried CHICKEN.
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NEWARK.
crtpS I'p RITTER FEELINGS.

A NEW CHURCH ST1RS UP BITTER FEELINGS.
Thomas h. Pebble. OF Newark. made gifts during MS
rfeinc 10 educational and religious Institutions aSgrc
eating more than a quarter Of million dollars' HIS
last gift was elaborate church cdlh'c 10 the fi7'
paptist Church OF Newark Of which he was a member
II was observed when the church was dedicated re-
cnn,ly that John y Peddic, some OF Mf. fcddic was
not present and the fat leaked out uE't inc relations
~ the eon to the church authorities were strained
variou, statements put in circulation {" t~ erect
,hat Mr. pcddics son displcased that such large
nar, Of his fathers estate should have been given I"
~, h,rch and II was limited bv his friends that undue
irarcnca had been brought 10 bear on the late Mt
bcddie lust before hi, death TO induce him to sign
chocl, for a large amount This latter statement was
i,,r,ntIy denied by representatives. Of the church
Inral new paper on sunday, June ], contained an
,r,ic rcfcctng upon John d. Peddie. and making IN
ormatouS about IN. birth Mr.. Pcddlr consulted ms
cnnns.l ex Chancellor Kunyon. who Informed the pup
i,Shrr 81 The new papcr that Il IN" nin9s the person
an gave the information who inspired the slatuc
Was lot given he would bring sult oI criminal Inei
The rubl, hcr thcreupOu drcard th1t ~" Information
iad come from the pa of the FIRST lhplsi hhr'H
,hc Rev Or Ioyd. The latter va, on 81 town yes
,crdav Mr. Pcddc said that II Wa Ms intention l"
nro,ccutc the person responsible for the article.
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THE MEMORY or THE QCRDERER IS POOR

Harris A. Smlcr. who t. TRIAL b@foro JudR" FIT
gerald a chn,r u murder Ia hr first gree showed
his ugly cm,t Yesterday when under animation
by Assistant District Attorney Con Smcf's defence j.,
that be did not ho cld DO ho
was insane lie testified yc-.cfdnv direct examination
that he went the house Of Mrs. Wilson IA" nirh Of
April 70 VISIT his reputod wife Maggie Dgncy. lie lad
received that afternoon inviting him % call and take
her home lie SAID that he entered The ho MS
wife standing at the bedroom door Iic said maggie
won't YOU with m"l" and shr replied "No. am
afraid" lie then heard he testified nens voice In The
saving: "Whcrc yor going :" and then d"
heard shot lie remembered nothing until be found
himself IN the street
NOV" asked Mr. Con 's n not hat YOU stopped
In hallway that house. box Of cartridges
and loaded your revolver 80 The tiled 10
cvasyc saying that he Gd nos remember and did
know but Nj con calmly repeated tlc question siN
times At the sixth repetition the witness said tar:y Il
told you didn't anything about any revolver. You
are a fool" The case win 70 Z, the Jury to-day.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCIIESTER COUNTY.
THE DEADLOCK At WHITE III

THE DEADIOtk At WHILE PLAINS.
The affair Of the viIlarr: Of White Plains daily
becoming move complicated because Of the failure Of
the Board Of Trustees to organize. Thus far -i6
ballot, have T.rn taken for village president to 10
purpose The names Of William Il. Tbbit,. samuel
Conovcr. Harvey Hustled, DR. II. T.. ochmid J. H.
Lockwood and samuel Hopper, all men Of prominence
In the village, have failed 10 receive majority vote
Of tlic trustees, Trustee Long Miller and Ncrpnnck
Invariably voting one way aud Trustees Matthews,
Smith and Harmon the other Last winter Il commit
tee Of citizens and trustees prepared amendment, to
the village charter cnlargnG the appropriations for
Improving streets, extending gas aud water mains,
etc Before these amendments became a law change,
were made st Albany which lcfi,Idcd all the village
officers ont OF Uihcc th" u!id rucsdOy IN
MAY Hence the powers 0i the village president
who heretofore had casting vote In case of tie.
iciionai lght growing out oi a Variance In opinion
concerning the manner of consirut tns sewers aud
alleged errors the part Of engineer of the board
several thousand dollars are due TO the sever con
tractors, the Wcstchcst"r County Water Works Com
ptny, and the White Plains Gae and Electric Lisht
company. 10 aggrayatc matters, the amendment
have lett the village without a police nstable or
police justice, while town constable" and justice, Of
the peace are prohibited by the same law from ever
niei the board made another attempt to organic but
over. william A. wentworth Chnric. Tiibit, aud Ilar-
out result until Tuesday evening Of next week
MouNT vERN9N.The Rev; Charlie, ;. yano;
Tor II. Loui, delegate Ia tie National society Of
Christian Endeavor. lie was accompanied by his wife
and they viii be absent until The latter part OF next
Charles Stcckcr, learning that Yesterday h4
ave. last night. congratulations wcrc extended 10
him. after which There We an Informal supper.
A musical entertainment for IT,. benefit of tho
organ fund was given in The Methodist Fps opal
Church last night. under the direction of Julian
n .oH %nS fn@s S v IS H schoo 7 III p" Mrs. ms
Fay. the vile OF Hugh Fay. OF Barry and Fay died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
NEW. NSWICK.

OFFICIALS FINED FOR MANsLArGlITER'
Melville l.. UcuGro.son, general passenger ana
freight agent of the Earitan River Railroad anu
Michael IluS-cy. it, superintendent oil con '"'
were arracncd in court Yesterday on an Indictment
,or murder Tie company had failed to get per
mission to Law II. track, The lands Of t. inim"h
Of ,ayrcvilc and ordered the mon T. force WAY
over bv night Furnans men intcrfcnd aud one "t
them George (,cl.cu-cr, vi, Killed IN me n.t uii'
tbr, oTcred f. plead guilty yesterday Ia charge ~
u.anelaughtcr. and The pea Wa "'''p'"h iH'
nfcuc. tcirc technical one. they Wcrr sentenced O."
va, :, 600 grc and Dcty, costs. Voc Pro dent
alvin Hobart Of the railroad. and william J. Fisher
a contractor are YET 10 De tuci.
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JUNE SALE OF DRESS GOODS.

An important sale is now i'm pro-
gress i'm the Dress Goods Depart
ment. The following bargains
NAV be secured to-day:
Al inch wool Batiste and
Tamise, Plain COlOrs, T1.OO.
Fancy 1925 per yard; reduced
from $50 and $500.
scotch HOmespuns, ~ inch,
S1.OO per yard ; worth S1.1j.
\ full line of 80 inch CheviOts
at 1928 per yard: were 500.
III inch Twilled Beige Suiting.
silk mixed, at %1.OO per yard;
good value at $40.
French Challies. the best grades,
at 30 cents per yard; formerly
sold at so cents and 60 cents !;
and number of Imported Pat
fern Dresses are reduced as fol-
lows: o
$.2.5o Patterns. now 5000.
- 5' go " q" 1880: 800:
Brilliantinc Robes with Japan
Crepe margins. the novelty OF the
season, price $1,000 each.
JAMES McC RE Z RY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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GEORGE r. PELL'S SEFFRE SENTENCE
he WILL SPEND SEVEN 1bAhS AND Ella
MONTHS IN SING SING IF HIS CON
~ A IRMED.

MONTHS IN SINN SlN' IT 49,"
vICTIUN Is AFFIRMED.
George II. Pcll. convicted OF embez5ling the iinuS
Of the !cnox Hill Bank. was deserted by most OIL '
friends when he appeared before hccorucr Shy'h F'S
terdav for sentence Colonel Rogers, the former
Deputy Commissioner Of Street Cleaning who lah hane
his acquaintance In Ludlow Street Jail talked earnestly
with him as he sat in the courtroom awaiting sentence
POLLS devoted Wife who sat beside him throughout
his irial took the advice OF friends and remained
away from the courtroom.
The proceedings az the passing OF sentence were
simple Ex surrogate Rollins and X. ;. Newcombe'
PelIs counsel had talked with the Recorder before
the opening Of court and they did not make any
plea In court for clemcncy for their client Clerk
Penney called Pe before the bar, and asked him
whether he had anything TO say. Pcll, who had re
covered the cOmpo,uc which he lost when the
verdict Of the jury unexpected by him. had been
rendered, shook his head Assistant District Attorney
Davis moved for sentence.
The Recorder briefly referred TO the facts shown in
the trial. Pcll convicted OF stealing thirty ono
bonds valued al nearly $4,000 from tie LcnoN HI
Eank. The Indictment Oh which he was convicted
males similar charge Of grand larceny against Chare
f. Wallack the president of the bank. and James A.
simmons, for whom Pcll acted a, financial agent The
cride Of which Pcll convicted is punishable by
Imprisonment ior from five - ten years. Reroricf
-myth said that he had carefully considered In"
evidence in the case and that he did not how tho
Jury could have reached any other verdict than that
which had been given. lonr crime hr said ' :,
one of great cnOrmity. YOnr talents education and
Surroundings. sach that Won ~ ud have known
how 10 live honest life. Ynu have not the excuse
u the criminal who comes int court without ciuca
ton and with surroundings which tend e. aba>c HIM.
He said that he must make the punishment a
severe one. and he sentenced Pc To- seven year ard
,ix months In the STAT" Prison. Pcil received ~
sentence without any indication Oi feeling THO
deputy slcriff> who had him IN charsc sid mat D."
was anxious to 90 al once "a SllS sing. ~ that n
his conviction affirmed his IN pfl,Onmcnt would
not be heightened hy watus in The city Prison ~
the result If the appeal He was taken on the after
noon train 10 sing Sing.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

New.York Jockey Club races Morris fsrk 'oo y ~
Judiciary Conversion, Committee Supreme Court,
Joseph H. Choate's once e
Ives reference case before Referee Stetson.
Board OF Aldermen l p.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Mutual Life and Accident Underwriters convention
Metropolitan Hotel. - c-.
sunday. school convention, Tompkns Avenue Congresa
t,oDx Church Brooklyn.
University Of :he City OF Ne~-York CLASS Day eAer-
cises Berkeley Lyceum, p. m.
Annual regatta Of New jersey Yacht Club.
Staten Island Athletic Club games, west New'b1Sh'oh
3 p. m.
Harlem Republican Club clubhouse, p. m.
Young Peoples Christian Association convention North
New-York Congregational Church
Meeting OF trustees OF Sugar Trust.
Music in Mount Morris Park by list Regiment Baho
p. N.
Law Committee Of Rapid Transit Commissioners.
ST. Mary's College closing exercises No East fet'
sixth. st. m
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JUDGE DAILY TO BE MARRIED

Miss Mary Louise Smith, daughter Of Edgar ".
Smith OF Yonkcfs, viii BE- Wooded Judge Joseph +.
DAILY Of the court OF Common Pleas. on Wednesday.
June I8 The ceremony VIII take place the home Of
the bride and only family a a fcw Of The most
intimate friends Of the couple have been askcd TO DO
present. Judgr Daiy. who IL widOwcr VIII sail with
his bride Tor England the Cmbria on July D.
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LIVES ENDANGERED By 4 DRUNKEN MN.

drunken engineers neglect endangered the Hv"N
II nearly three score employees IN lIca"y " co.'s
carriage manuiacfory in Wes Forty third "a. N'-crdlN
morning. The engineer is Henry ". Lcv.n-, II W.
80 Eleventh ave. superintendent !. '. Locke went
into the engine in the morning and found hcvn
stupidity drunk. The superintendent rushed 10 the
gauge and found barely three inch"- Of water IN the
boiler. II lively work for few moments Ia
draw the fires and the boiler. At lOrkville
Police Court Bevlns held for trial
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A CRICKET CLUB TO SECURE GROUNDS

The Cosmopolitan Cuckct Club held general meet.
ing last night at the Office Of H. J.. Fogin. 40. I,67
Ninth.ave The three vacancies the Executive Com
rittce were Allod following members being appointed
II. l. Walker. John Monroe ana Cecil FIfofd. After
the business was disposed o. the pulse OF np.ctng
was felt on subject ~ the proposed ground,
81 600 was subscribed making the total amount sub
scrbed 70 date 81 II ia the intention Of
cub delay purchase until 100000 has been put up
80 that grounds worthy VI eleven DC procured
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT or NETWORK MONDAY. JUNE o. 1890


rum VI .'''''
ARRIVED.
W-s srg@G NAY . ~ oni q nfSTn
t. ~ c E AR Al he nar Al lam
,cm Alon1 h h,' az ,sIg@G %IY rnd hn
H., g., Arrived AZ thc Bar atp 5Oa IN.
sT 4's Sa s"I lr MS,f. ID. I Bar s WIN ''
I,'1" mar 1R'' ATfiy ~, =, n. I,r at j: D.
s'camer Art@fa br .anper ..'ra. Mnv ,1 ~ an.
s,eamcr taoinn ,f Carv. I'ghorn May y. Maori 10
erf,uto ii S.pos aud Gibraltar - with mdso and pass
enecr t. cnic',n i;ro' AtIvet " tnr ia, A. - "
Gibraltar - with asphalt 10 order y's'e t. simpson spence
s',a"r A,cua M Mi'.,y .9[iic Py !. Day, with
tl. and passenger. Chn, Arrived at the Bsr ats
Steamer Murid nr Locke winawatd Islands It KIT.
Apui - with md.r and passengers oucriridgcH co.
Ian S,.a.r r,tcn ,Nor %earm.na, giraco, a'y' with
steamer o. poado. Hyruc Ncwori"an' days with mi'e
Steiner 5i.eia eager Sew orleans DAYS with ml'o
~c,m,r fAun Pennington. wimngton.Nc. with mdse to
x, }nI,r and pa,."nscrs 10 Old dominion y. 90
STEAMER ,uyandotc WA.Nrr Newport New, aud Norfolk.
steamer Knnawha sears. Newport Ncw' with coal TO
S,amcr yalroa Miller st JOHN. Nb. with NJ 'o aud
E,a",t Lucy p Miner Iomcr BucA.por with mi'e and
pas.nf"ts TO ~ Hn'," cieniu.go, 2sd.v, with
.n ,'ari to oni'f yc,,c' to e. iolasG 90
hars Mrnnda oorh Careua, =! days with moiasses TO
IA ''ril, = Co. vessel to James Brett eco
StN~ET WIND It sandy Hook. rsht. WSW. cloudy and
y,tv hay A. CITY Island. wind hight SW. clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Wisconsin ,Bu Worra Eiverpoo A Under
hiu a 60 ,,,.-. ,..-.-
Hey ,, MT, ,,., ,n,u.,,, p,,,r v,,r,,
steamer cnpu. Ge1. Kuechcntnl. rer0amhuco aud RIO
steamer VAcnca Milcr. ~ John. NJ. Sc Sew YORK -
Steamer tambetia tSor). wll.n. Baracoa Mones - Co
Stramcr Tmor tlIr odg -on. Port Royal Sc simpson.
Spence a Young
Hsrg IhOr tNor. llnVorscn E,mouth bcnham boyescn
park Francc.,o tta MaIe.ca Alicante John 9 songer
BAH san leonardo llal scott Msr-eillOs fnrkcf %
Go ..
steamers Poaria stcn. Pcwhatan santander. CApua
RIO Jnuciro. CiIy OF birmingham. savannah.
THE MOVEMEN1S OF STEAMERS
FoREtGN PORTS.
LosDos June Arrived. steamer liddesdaie (Brl. Law
HuLL June Arrived steamer Apollo Br, Morgan. from
Sew \
QurKNr1owS. June Sailed. steamer Erura OBI. Hams.
T Sow. York
sorrm,MrroS June Arrived Elbo (Gor). Thai
New and occccd her Bremen
sailed steamer I'm, oier Sanders. from Bremen
for New YORK
DovrE. Passed Denmark (Br Rigby from
/ Isudo - her New ORR.
MOyLiE June Sailed steamer state OF Nebraska tBr).
Rrars from Glasgow for Nswlork
juno a Arrived steamer la Sormands (Fr). col
ilrr from New ! ORR.
HAnnuso June 9-Arrvco California (Gcr.
from New org
ANTWERP June Sailed. steamer Corona tGerl. witen
| for Ecv.lOrk.
NApiFs June sailed. steamer ItlliA (Br), Craig for
New York.
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MONG Tile SOIND.

RRIDGEPoRT-T Pardon Kermess at Proctor's
oncra IIonse opened last evening with good pro-
grmrne and an audience which made the hearts OF inc
managers glad.
NoRWALK-william X. Naples, OF The Hour.
and Dr w. II. Baldwin, started early YESTERDAY morn
inc on safety bicycles for a "trip To Washington, D. T.
The distance for the round trip is 800 miles Iicy
cxnect to make the entire journey on wheels re
lime
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