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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Eva NuttO has brought action in the Supreme Court
to recover 5000 damages for SANDER from John
Ricbling They both live iii Astoria. She alleges
that he said things affecting her honor Judge Bartlett
yesterday denied motion TO compel the plaintiff to
name the before whom he uttered the scandal
the ground that the defendant had failed 10 make
denying that he had uttered the alleged SANDER
An effort will be made at the meeting Of the Board
of Education to-day TO postpone the opening OF the
schools from september 10 september 8.
The cornerstone for the Grace Presby terrain
Chapel III Stuyvesantave., JencrsOnave., will be
laid at 5 p. M today. The ground was broken for
the structure about two months ago. ant the walls arc
now Well up.
Mrs Rose E. Mcpherson, of Berkeley Place, has
begun suit for limited divorce from william Z. Nc
Pherson, furniture dealer, Of FutOn-st and Reid ave.
whom she charges with cruel and inhuman treatment.
and with choking her and trying u kill her with a
carving knife. The defeDce is "A general denial.
John Nagle and Charles Kim, residents Of the Eigh-
teenth Ward and well known TO the police, have been
arrested for stealing the lead ornaments from the
wooden gsvcmarks in Holy Trinity Cemetery. They
sold them for old lead to CoOhst. junkman
John Mcconnell. a policeman attached 10 the Third
Precinct, died last week at Richmond. Va and his
associates adopted resolutions of respect 10 his memory
yesterday.
Mrs Susan Gateman, of 40. 504 Macon-st., has ap
piled 10 the Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
for the commitment Of her husband. John H. Gteman
10 the County Insane Asylum. lie was formerly
wealthy publisher in New York, and became insane III
October 1859. He in the BlOomlngiale Asylum
for four months, and has since been kept az NO
1O1 Henryst.
The request OF the Contractors Association. that
the repavng Of streets be advertised by sep rate st cots
SO that small contractors bid upon the work
was presented TO the Mayor Yesterday ana tle Mayor
told the Commissioner of City Works 10 look INTO tie
subject and advertise in the future IL he could, fo
the whole Of the work TO be DONE by separate streets
SO that every one could bid
The Rev Father sylvester Malone celebrated ire
forty-sxth anniversary Of his priesthood on Sunday
test Of the pipes in the new Federal Buildhs
made yesterday in the presence OF superintendent
Booth, representatives Of the Health Department
Water P1rveyor Hawkes. Sewer superintendent 'Ioi
and others. The pipes answered all the tests iuly'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
ORANGE.

scrOue fight occurred at the lliehanuaV'' sF'"'''
Of the Delaware IaclavGnna and Western Railroad az
an early hour yesterday morning. Two months ago
Frank rracba track walker on the railroad. borrowed
so from Pctro Trcto. with the promise to pay MN -
for the use Of the ON saturday nlght Ira'H'
repaid the $50 but rrpadated tho interest The cred
itnr appeared at the station yesterday morning afh"'
with big hacLct. lie was accompanied by ms VIC
who had a stcttO, and cOuntrNman, DOmul' va
Mingrp. who armed with a knife. Whch rae "a
appeared the three people surrounded MN. ana an
NJ CIV quarrel took place. which ended by TrcuO
striking rracha a terrible blow with the hatchct WmrI
laid Tracha'> shoulder open. " this instant t5,Iis
Tor New Yor. rnlc, into the station. and before me
excited crowd thought To- stay him. Trcto and his VIE
Jumped oil tho train and escaped.
The annual reunion u the First Brigade y. g. y j..
VIII BE- held thl- year in orange september ~, AT
the Invitation Of Tai Dohd Post. No II. O. A. H.
In compliance with many requests, the Lr,t one OF
the orcn air concert, 10 be given I'm the valley VIII be
held this evening at Valley and Torc-t stS.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TO WNS.
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

DORCHESTER Edward J. Lacy. one OF the Silent
partncrs in the Of John .. Merritt & co.. which mas
fine contract 10 build the in White Plans mas
withdrawn from the firm The contract IS about
two thirds finished but there is some htch about con"
plcng the other third
YONKERr.-Fir, did considerable damage 10 Mr
Deuiscc's home In the northern part OF i"l'ade lVc
carly Yesterday morning. II originated from curtains
and = gns Jet. The house and furniture were insured
steps have been taken for the dissolution OF me
PATRON silk Company, II hi, city and brooklyn
Dull trade Is the ali srd cause.
WHITE PLAlNs.-Gc,rse \. Richardson, alias
A draft If 1900 from ID. f. Gurham. a Mount kiSro
merchant on an alcec1 fraudulent CITATION mat
hc would appoint him exclusive agent OF NcWN orh
state for the sale o The M, patent feed IN the
territory Wing east OF Rome. was held 10 await I'VE
action of the Grand Jury yesterday by Justice Sill.
mau In default Of bnl Police Justice Wright ga
iournrd the hearing IN the of Anne T. Archer
al1 Eugene Archer. her husband, who she alleges vO-
leuiIy assaulted her and her daughter Mary IN the
putlic highway August o. Archer Is an cA justice
of the peace. lie Ira, been living apart from MS
family Tor the lat -iX months account OF imam
cia differences, Mrs. Archer obIecting Ia Ms nnlucy
,pccuaiiOns in Wall street. licfOr" the Police JUS
lice Yesterday she alleged that early on sunday
morning she awakened from her slnnlberS by u
strong smell OF smoke and going into the cellar dis
covered package of papers burning. she declares
that AN attempt made To burn the house. Her
daughter vcrifca her story.
MOUNT VERMONT !. McCuc, foreman of the
Mount Vernon Water Works, was siruch by the /
O'Clock train from New Haven here Yesterday after
nuconscou, condition and attorward removed 10 the
Mount Vernon Hospital whore he wa said 10 be IN "A
critical condition. lie Is thirty five year, old ana un
married.
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ro ,sSrr NEW SUGAR CERTIFICATES.

The Central Trust Company, which Is assooia"" "'
K,dder peal,dy & CO.. m the reorganization OF INC
Sugar Trust Yesterday announced that 1t was prcpo
70 issue engraved certificates Of deposit IN eAo"'s
for the trust certificates. The preliminary agreement
of reorganization was also made public IL j "id""
I'D between :. V. White G. Meyer lf'' D F. "o''''
C,stav II. Ciossler, Nash. Spauldng Coz ana all
,I, o holders who assent, the reorganization
committee and the Central Trust Company ''r'i"
cateholdcrs give the reorganization committee power 10
wind mp and rcorganihe the trust according l" Id"
the voting power certificates deposited goes 10 '"e
trust company which will receive the diVideh's au
nay them 10 the holders Of the trust COMPANY cerIl-
rtaios a veto power against any proposition "i ,4c
reorganization committee Is E,serVei by houcr e1
hndv & Co and the Central Trust COMPANY. inc ~
commits Of the reorganization committee WIZ - pau
npon by committee cons.sns Of prtSiofS.
grrrad Of the Mercantile Trust Company fr""uch'
Frv Of the Bank Of New York, aud President N.I9u!",
nt The Merchants National Bank cprcsciVMB tTi
certificate holders.
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AGAINST THE ATLANTIC AVENUE COMPANY.

The General Term of the Supreme Court has affirmed
the decision of the Special Term in the sut brought
by the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company against
T. L. Johnson Co., of Cleveland. johnson and some
other capitalists entered into agreement with Will
lam Richardson, president Of the Atlanticave com
pany, in 1886 to lease the Parkave line and build
cable road there 1t represented to them that they
could build in Centralave. The Broadway Railroad
Company stood in their way there, however with a
permit from the Commissioner Of City Works. The
Broadway Company obtained injunctons and the courts
decided that Johnson could not build In Centralave
Then Johnson gave up the road and offered the cars
and other equipments to Mr. Richardson, on condition
that he should repay him the 100000 spent on the
road. Mr. Richardson turned around and sued for the
rental of the road, which was 5000 year. He
lost his case and now the General Term, speaking
through judge Barnard, says the defendants
titled TO have the entire road and because the At
lantic Avenue Railroad Company could not turn IL
over them they liable for the rent agreed upon.
The Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company VIII probably
have pay the S30000 asked for by Johnson d Com
pdny.
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days with mdse TO Kerr Co. Arrived at the Bsru
steamer Hudson. Kembe New.orIeans days. with mds,
and passengers 10 IA seaman; - ODD,
Steamer STANFORD (or, Gjemre BaracOa days. with fruit
Steamer Lucy Mer stubbs. Bangor with mdse and "a.
Steamer Atlanta &C 5 n. Howell. Boston
Steamer Yorktown tU $ NJ. =. Boston.
Steamer Dolphin (U ~. -, Boston
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Iudgste Hill (Br). Brown. London and HavrN
with mdse ami passengers to Sanderson d Co.
steamer Oevegonne lGer, Giacveckc. Hamburg in ballast
Steamer cry Washington. Reynolds Mexican ports sa
CO. Arrived Ss sf the heb Bar at SO M
steamer Iroqnols Penni1gon c via charleston
steamer wyanoke. Bosz, hichm1pd sity Point and N0s'
folk with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion 81
CLEARED.
steamer Wisconsin (Brl. WOrra, Liycrpool-A NJ Under.
steamer Croma (Br,. Lord Lerh. &csimpsoD. Spence
steamer "a Flandre tBolg, AntwerpH stnrnb1rg Co.
steamer Glaukauf Ger. Syzmausk Iarbnrg-G lieye
steamer Wild Flower (Br. Ryder, kouen-smpsons
steamer oswIstry OBI Crisp Batavia. Java-smD'oa.
steamsr Iyia Rr, c,,,r,do c.,v.,on John r se,,a,
Steamer Fl Paso Quick New. Orleans-John Van sickle
Steamer Delaware. Chichester. Wilmington WIN CJda
Steamer ChattahoOchee. Daggett Savannah Walker.
SUNSET-Wind at Sandy Hook. calm; very hazG
SAILED
Steamers Wild Flower for Rouen; Chatshooche Savannah
SHIPS VIsiiant. Tor Hong Kong; y Palmer stettu
BARK Belt. for Bordeaux.
Sailed yesterday
Steamers Canada and Lydsn Monarch for London: Ipd.
mayo. ABtwrrp; POrcuse. PcrnambuCO Caroline Miller
Bark Matthew Baird for -.
Also sailed-ya Long Island sound
Brig LeyalisI, for ExmOnth.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW Arrived steamer state OF Indiana (Br RtchA
! from New York.
MovILLK. l6Saei. steamer State OF Nebraska
| Braes from Glasgow for New York
| from Glasgow for SewYOrk.
DOVER. ISPassed. steamer Greece OBJ from New.
York ON her to London.
SOUTHAMPTON Aug l7-Arrved steamer Elder Ger Baul
from New York and proceeded on her way 10 Bremen
Sailed. steamer ElDc Ger. rhalenhorst from Bremen
| for New York.
HAyKE Aug l7-Arrived steamer La Bretasue Fr Jeus
| seln, from NewY0rk
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PREPARING FOR ERICSSONS BODY.
AN ORDER FROM THE NAVY DEPARTMENT VIII"
me- mn TO TILE CEREMONIES.

AN ORDER FROM THE NAVY DEPARTMENT W. Il"
REGARD TO THE CEREMONIES
Tho officers who have been engaged in preparing the
programme Of the ceremonies connected VIII" '''' ~
ING oG Of the body Of Captain Ericsson next 'at"r-
, mad, rho matter ready FOR the printer YESTERDAY
and n Is cypcctcd that the printed programmes VIII Dr.
ont IN NIGHT The arrangements for receiving the DOuy
on hoard the Baltimore also being per'ec'eu' i'
Navy Yard wOrincn 10 construct TWO od''i"i =,
one IS small for use the Navy tug Nlhf' Oh WIN"
the body Is to be placed after 1t l. taken Io'" -"
hcorSe When the Nina reaches the baltimore u'
coffin viii be placed on a larger cataaique Oh INC
orter dccl, Of that vessel After the ceremonies as
,b coffin * too large to be taken through the door Oh
,e canin tbe catafaque Is be moved TO space Ju'1
NJ the entrance TO the cabin, where the BODY VIII DC
placed and whore ii is to remain during ule WY 's
10 sweden The catafaiques arc to be dr"peu WIN
black cloth and with flags The final preparations 'o
sea are being made the Baltimore. and It Is tous'
that she will leave the Navy Yard on Thursday
Washington Aug. 1s.-The Navy Department TO
,,, cont he following letter 10 the commandment OF
the New York Navy Yard IN regard to tie Ericsson
ceremonies 100
Navy Department. Washington Aug Aug w. II; 1890
The Comrlandan of the Navy Yard. New lolk' .h
-ir. [ pom the occasion Of the enbarhauoh ~ uc
remains II captain Eric,-on it Is the de,re OF t
President 20 give solemn expression 10 he 'pIul diu
fra,cr,al feeling that untcs with kindred peOple,
tie parent source Of large ngS o. Scaodinavian by
citizens OF NhpIl tlic iiVc ~ Tho
hir,h and an American by adoption Wa ile NO mo- u
;ri,e,r,nu- rNamule In recognition OF THIS icclhe,
nd ~ the debt Nc owe 10 sweden for the GIT OF
Errssnn who's, rcnIs rendered H. the mFhest rNi q
49, r,"mcnt of crave peril and anxiety II Is dlrrc'l
Nat AZ mis- other moment when we give PACK M NJ
tC.iy "a M, native country, the flag 81 H"ed'i 1lh,i
w. ss,iutod h., the squadron. The Department tieic'
,or,. f.sIa- the following instructions &c.,. ,,,
The coors III the squadron will be az nan -haS' u'i
inc the cmharkatOn. IT, ,.n.,oic,
Minute gun, VIII BE fired from n" monitor % "a ne
duriuc the passage Of the body rom u' S"o'c ~ Wv
Baltimore. A.. ,-.,. and masses the
NJ ~ ,hr squadron. each vessel Will ma,tneSu me-
ior. di.nlay thc swedish ensign and IRE Nd,ioai
aiv,e ~ twenty one guns. The Baltimore VIII III
mcdlately proceed 10 sea. -
by 'ohnH"N - VIZ J. RUSSELL solely
Acting secretary of the Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
4 RETIRED MERCHANT INSANE.

Detective Ross, OF the Twenty ninth Precinct ionh'
o welldIessed man in Third ave YESTERDAY anu al
rested him because he was evidently Insane i'c
prsone: proved to be retired Inerchh" hiH''I
David Rocnfed. He Is fifty two years oin' anu
lives at the Hotel Doulyard. al On'-hhhni'o anu
twenty. fourtli-st. and Lcxington-avc. lie wore a
roluoble cold watch and had $50 fl cash In his
pockets lie was striking wildly at every chlid nc
met when arrested Despite the prisoners eViuc"l
insanity Lawyer Meyer = -chloSS accepted zee 81
S23 from him. and prepared to appear as his counsel
just what Lawyer Scho>, expected TO do to earn tc
money will never be known, a. Justice Power was
informed of the lawNeis action before thc case was
called He ordered Lawyer ~chlOs, TO return th'
money and the lawyer surrendered IT, R0-enlcld Wis
hold unti the arrival Of his brother, Jacob R0>enlth
OF No 7e East one hundred and twenty Hf-t-'t, VINO
said his brothers inrmity wa only tempordr! ana
that he would take charge OF him. lie Was allowed
fo O so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
RUNAWAY TEAM IN BROADWAY.

An accident occurred outside the Hoffman House yes
terday afternoon resulting the destruction Of two
Carriages Ia cab and landa belonging 10 the hotel
and nearly causing loss Of life. Whe.ohn Burns an
employe OF the Union Bottling Company was serving
customer in Twenty ffthst.. between broadway and
sixth-sve with soda water, the horses attached to
his heavily laden wagon became FESTIVE and bolted.
The aiirighted animals rushed up the street to Broad
way and wheeled down that thOroughfare.
In front OF the Hoffman House the team crashed into
the cabstand and smashed the two carag TO spnters
Burns. who lives al No 332 Easts rwcnteth-st, was
not arrested and II Is said that the botng company
lave sgnifed their intention Of paying for the damage
done, which amounts TO $500. The accident caused
much excitement among the passersby the crowded
sidewalk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
RUTHERFORD.

The home Of Henry Ivi~on. IN Inion.avc.. has been
sold. and It is said thai VT Ivi-on Will move to
Orange with his family. For many years The house
was known rs thu wilson Mansion. and VA the
country home OF David d. l'i-"r before lvi'W"d, ~
Nont-l-- and ln,-;ic aV"-.. va, luilt.
Tl- Euthcrfnrd Came club "ill De- well represented
BOB The canoeing festival on "a" ia~-llc Nlt'r Wl'h
vi md - IN the lnrfhe'~ i"rntt1 ON Lab Day. IN
lauthc Arlington iud orange canoe clubs VIII im
turn oct a. hosts OF thc visiting canoe men, VINO VIII
ts,rmbe On the saturday before Labor Day az Newark
The next day all the clubs will travel up III" river 10
dundee. and Monday at 30 p N. the regatta VIII
begin.
The Crescent club II young ladies VIII nave an cN
cur~iYn down the as-air River b. morrow taking inc
.iram launch Iassnic Queen for Newark IN the morn
Ing having luncheon a. that place, aud coming PACK
los the same boat In the afternoon
g. Uorton of the orange Can"" club. ana ), WICK
ware 81 Rutherford yesterday started on lUU iniir
cruise down the Hi,,aic River and up Long l'ahH
hsrdud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
NETWORK CITY.

The Gas Commission decided yesterday TO light the
East River Park.
Controller Myers sufficiently recovered from his
Illness TO be at his Office for several hours Yesterday.
He expects take needed rest OF two weeks, most
of which he will pass in DE Adirondacks
John Cavan of the pllotboat Lille No. 3. arrived
here Yesterday Oh the Calico and denied that
fhe piots on the Lille were intoxicated and the crew
mutnous as published rcp1rts said. lie said that
the Lille was at sci from July 90 TO August l3
The platform which is being erected for making re-
pairs In the new Aqucduct was not far enough al
vanced yesterday to allow the turning on OF the wafer
but the engineers promise that IT viii be done befor"
the week is out The Harlem River siphon has been
cleared Of refuse.
Vincenzo Attanaso. who was accused OF kulng Ed
ward McGeedv in West Third st. on July :, was dis
charged Yesterday by Recorder Smyth, OH the recon-
mendation Of the Di,trlct-Attorney. Those who saw
the killing declared that the shooting was accidental
Mayor Grant returned TO his official labors yesier-
day looking much improved after his weeks vacation,
which he spent near Cooperstowh
An eight-page paper called The West Shore Rail
road suburban Times has just been Issued ior INC
purpose of developing IN crest In suburban homes als
the line Of that road 1t is fuu OF ni'ihiloh IcSa'u
ing property for sale, excursion features anu o''o
subjects Of interest to jewellers the le OF The road
1t will appear monthly.
The Tenderlon Club "A social organization coinPoSo"
mainly of newspaper and theatrical men, VIII oecor"e
its first anniversary by supper on the ROOF eaueh Vi
the Casino on sunday. August 81, at :" ,. H.
There Will be no speeches, but the Hungarian Oau
will pay during the dinner and various actors anu
s,nrers will add 70 the entertainment II VIII Dc ulo
first time that the roof garden has been USED lot s0
purpose.
The Tribune has received S5 :" I'm memory oil NJ u
for the invalid nurse.
James Ryan, twenty years old Of NO Az "c''
Fifty sfxthst. while diving in public pain OH 0u"
day afternoon fractured his Skull a;'d dico S's'c'
day at the hospital.
The police of the Twentieth Precinct sen, 'i'e ioi
lowing report to Police Headquarters on SuhuaS ~
the excursion Of the General James Shields los'' W.
60. G. A. r., was descending from the barge Nci>on
al West Thirty-fourth-s al 80 a. m' kaue o''''i
Jx,een years old, fell overheard and was dro"Icu
The body was not recovered" Her nome was a. w.
40 De Kalb-avc. Brooklyn. The nNcr Is Oc'"s
dragged for her body
William II. Webb made application To thc b"u''5
Bureau Yesterday for permit TO erect H'esV''S
brcl and stone building at > dgwck ave. ana A'"sc'
:. 40 feet frontage Oh each street. IL l. u '"''
5000 600 and will be known the Webb Home ior
Sail
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REGRET FOR MR.. JAHESONS DEATH.
40 CAUSE BUT ILLHEArTH SUSPECTED
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

no CAUSE BUT 1IL-HEALIH H'"ii'''i -"
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
wall Street received the news Of the suicide Of
1oscnh A. Iarnceon the banker. with general regret
He va, one Of the best known men In the street ana
Ms friends were numerous. The customary ah"""''
mcnt va, made at the stock Exchange ~ The once
Of Jameson smith a Co. there were MANY 'dI''H I"
express coincidence. and numerous message OF sym
pathy were received. There universal feeling
Of wonder at the suicide. but it was a,crbcd to the
effect Of the death Of his partner Ano, Cottlnf fol
lowed by the severe attack Of pneumonia from which
Mr. Jameson suffered several months ago sincc his
Illness De had shown tendency 10 depression ana his
manner was greatly changed. lie walked Win a
stcnp,ng of the shoulders and showed the same
hnoyuncy that had formerly marked hi spirits. The
death Of his sonIn law Richard C. Murphy. about
last lime was also considered contributing 10 hi,
depression.
Commodore" James ID. Smith, the second senior
mariner of the nrm said Yesterday "Thcr" + nothing
to add t. the statements that have already appeared
in the newspapers. Nothing has been developed to
lead b. the snpposon that any cause except the r.
suits Of IN health led b. his death.
Junior partner said Mr.. Jameson felt the death
Of his partner and old associate Mr. Cotng. severely
That was followed by the loss Of his son In law. Mr.
Murphy His sickness left him enfcebcd In ,plrit and
body and his lonely mode Of living through the sum
mer wa. not calculated to divert his mind or sprt..'
Mr.. jameson almost daily visitor on the floor
~ The Stock Exchange. lie executed some Of the
order, of the firm ana always lovia aud kindly
until the last few months. when his old Hvrl!aes~
iacnV lie at one time operated considerably In the
room and va, "ncrvy' and successful He had
not been 4 spcculator on his own account for some
time and thcr,furr, II Is hOt thought that financial
losses had anything Ia do With his recent depression.
The firm 81 which hc was senior partner has confined
Itself 10 a strictly Legitimate commission business. Mr
Jameson left his Office SATURDAY afternoon. about :
O'clock He had been somewhat moody AT intervals.
bat he bade the clerks cheerful good by when he
went away. lie stopped to talk with some friends
on his way 10 the SIXTH elevated railway station
but nothing that suggested extreme depression was
evidenced hy him.
The members II the family who not far away
have returned 10 the city. The funeral VIII take
place tomorrow morning at the home Of Mrs Getting,
10 e35 Finn ave, where the suicide committed.
and the body Will be buried ai Noodnwn Cemetery.
The family are anxious that the funeral should be
0nct and private and II will only be attended by rel
lives. II has not yet been decided who will conduct
funeral services.
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OUTGOING STEA NERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NFW.YORK. .......... MONDAY. AUG. IS 1890
ARRIVED.

Steamer OBJ. Young Liverpool. with mdse 10
Clhs l. sumner * Co.
Steamer Galro tbrl Magee HUI with IN lso To SandersOn
& Go Arrived AZ the liar AZ ga IN.
steamer La Noruaio (Frl, Collier lIavre, with mise and
passengers 10 \ Forget
steamer Ems (Cer, sanders. Bremen and southampton
with aud passengers Oelricls ~ Co tho
Bar nj Sp
'iuthe er NlschlauSen, In ballast To Heye
Arrived at the Bar At nm.
steamer Viola tIl Murray Bremen. with mdse order;
vessel to John G Scager Arrived ~ the Bar AZ
IIobcn tIrl. Davis Rio Janelro TO iusk
Arrived at the B3r at ll.i5 pm.
Steamer Alone tr Seidtrs. II Mare DEC with mdse ind
passengers
Steamer Jamaica tBrl. Thompson ~ AIMS Bay 8 days.
with fruit Ia Vessels q Co. Arrived at the Bar al
Steamer Johan Sverdrup (NOr. Monsen, Baracoa days
with fruit 10 Gomez 6 Poarsal
Steamer ATLANTA Brl Cook, Montego Bay Port Maria