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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
rurSrcurSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-The apprehension t''' ".'' i0iS
n few days ago lest there would De ""'Ii i''"''
for the rest of the summer much maghlheu yes
terday The water company was forceu u Ooou'
Itself 10 get new resources to draw FROM ana Ses'r'uS
il secured the right OF the water in hugnehot Lane
above Pelhamville and will put on thohsaiu "orN'
IN make the pipe connections. With this new source
Of supply there will probably be enoigh water "
last until the season for heavy rains II IS plOposcu
10 cali a mass-mcsting Of the cltizehs, ~ PpPT
icing 10 devise means for protection against u letcE
Ion of the dangers which Lave pres 'tcd tuchocl'CS
dIrlnp the last few weeks. ON Wednesday ~,
thieves entered the stable Of Dr. Robert lh9 lor .o
health officer soon after bis handsome team VIZ n'
Lornns.oI and carried Ok valuable sets OF
Ne hor~e, we're left behind ana Dr. lay "io -
confined 10 his home from sickness, mas oicI0" IL
ward for the capture OF the thieves
WHITE PLAINS-A committee, consisting OF lrns, rus,
tees Long smith and Harmon and l. '; Fo%!cr anu
= G. smith, have reported TO the Boau ol fuses rs
that the village authorities should look elsewhere IVl
water i'm the near future The present water supply
* ;ur,ished to the village by the WestceHter sounN
Wat"ryorks Company, owned by llcdgNns MonetU
& Clark OF syracuse. BY the PROVISIONS Oh tnu ~"
cbse granted 10 the water company the village autHoii
lies have the privilege Of purchasing the wafer pIfss
has failed to bring forth a satisfactory reply
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ELIZABETH.

Efforts arc on foot to start new German Repub-
ican daily newspaper in this city, which viii also be
circulated throughout Union County. The German
Republicans, who n numerous and steadily increas-
ing body here have long wanted a local organ.
There is only one German publication, The Frcic
PreSse7 and that is machine Democratic and published
weekly.
Tho Central Trust Company OF New-York has
begun foreclosure suit against the Metropolitan Gas
Company OF Elizabeth, on account Of the latter de-
fiune in the payment Of interest bonds given tO
secure the mortgage for 100000 which the Trust
Company holds on the Metropolitan plant. The suit
is brought in the NewJerscy COnrt Of Chancery. The
gas company recently passed into the hands of a
receiver.
Alexander Gordon, the fancy goods merchant who
became insane here Wednesday. became so violent
yesterday that his relatives had him removed In the
afternoon to Morris Plains Asylum
Alexander McNair, OF No. IL Fiorida-st. a few
nights ago nearly had his eve knocked ont by the
living cork from bottle Of soda water. This accident
WAS the OF worse one happening on "Wednesday
night when owing 20 his defective sigl he missed
his footing and tumbled down stairs In hi, home sus
tanning injuries from which he died last night He
leaves a wife and five children
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TARIFF LEAGUE MEDALS AWARDED.

In conformity with the report OF the judges the Amer.
can Protective Tariff League announces the award prizes
to senior college students Of 1891 for essays on the sun
jec EIect OF Protection the Purchasing Power OF
Wages in she United States "
The rst prize Of $50 has been awarded to Nathaniel A.
Elsberg College OF the City Of New-York. The
prize OF 500 been awarded Frrd Hamilton Tarr
Amherst College The third prize OF $50 has awarded
to Milton !. Dunlap, Ceraell University Silver medal,
for especially mcritorOus essays been awarded IN
d. w. Parsons, Colby University Samuel j. Paving
Lafayette College. The judges were william Mckinley
r, George Gunton, David Hall Rice. L. IL. hurston
Joseph Nimno, u.
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OUTG DING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING VIEWS.
DON'T OF NEWBORN. THURSDAY AUGUST Is. 49,

PORT OF NEw.YoRK... THU RSDAY. AUGUST H. 1881
ARRIVED.
steamer Gernanc tBr,. Cameron LIyerDooi Aug Q.
Queenstown s. with and passengers to Maaud ker
Steamer Chus wetmore. Hastings Liverpool July 20
steamer lrAve tier Bussius Bemen As 20 ArrwaG az
' Steamer Knyuland (Beg, woyer Antwerp Aug with
mise and TO Peter Wright sons Arrived at the
bar se az Oilers t Brnthwa RIO Jsneiro July 10
with md:e TO Busk evons Arrived at the Bar az 30 m
steamer Isboncnse Brl. Heath Para II u"ys' VIII" muse
B Morrison Vineyard ar Islands aSso wa 1s IS, st
stcaner Ponce de Leon span storca Matanaas days
with sugar and passengers TO PUG d EMERSON Arrived at
s,usr iIrisn 1Br) Hang ports via Port Antonio
DAYS with mdso passengers to henderson Bros Ar
rste Maaasna NOR DnelsOn Montego Bay Aug
Port Antonio l. with ul to- Kerr Co Arrived at the
Steamer SacOochee smn savannah days. with mds'
6 Domaop GY"s n, RcmCnd and Norfolk with
KonulIs (Ger). Benot+ Philadelphia. TO Funch
Steamer Cottage City, Portland with mdse and
Steamer Ia + Dimock Berry. Boston. with Ddse to IL
brig Zenith Br, Horn surinam IS days with mdse to or
Eng Morning LSR 10 WIN muse
sUNsET-wind at sandy mons light s; clear.
Al Clty is!and-llghL SW; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Gibraltar with mdso and passengers Henderson Bos
Arrived at the Bar at 10 D IN.
CLEARED.
Steamer Russian Prince (Br msterdam-Simpson
Steamer ChonlstOn tBr), Martin. Hamourg-Bowring d
steamer Unita (Nor) Danclson. Newport News
steamer Xrisaig CBrJ Norrie Matanzas- waydell Co
steamer (Br) syco Port de PAX. &o-WmP Clyde
steamer Mexico tspan). AIemany. Havana CebaIlos
steamer onnoco (Ir) Gsrvin, Bermuda-A outerbndge
steamer Nacoocree. smith. savannah-R l. Wake:
steamer Richmond Dav. wost Point Va-oa dominion
Steamer auYandotte. Walker Norfolk Newport News
STEAMER il Il Whitney. Hallett Boston-H + Dimoct-
Ship bay of Bengal tBO. fatta. Sydney Nsw-h Came
Ship josephus. smirhwck. Hong KOng-strong d Trow-
bridge .... su,,o. 40.
SAILED.
Bismarck hsm1arg Mexico Hayans |ancanS Sasa
Point Va: ntzrOy, Baltimore.
ships Bacluths for Rangoon; CASHIER Stockholm; York
town. Baltimore
Also sailed Long Island sound
steamer Gen Whitney for Boston.
NOTICES TO MARINERS.
Repairs Buoys in Gedney Channel
The three esctEeightsd SaOys NO, 2 s"S ,R Ia
temporarily extngiIshed BY injuries 70 the main see
trc cable Repairs are being effected ana notice VIII Do
Bell tuoy OF Breakwater at Block Island Notice is
given that on about August 20 ls9i; bel buoy sung
Ell mile n e. OF the end OF Block Island Breskwater:
Rhode Island in oPOg aaS% o. T' .gna,e color o T
,d d'sHse OF PrGSepS GS' iri s naa ns
cal miles md Of Brgaiwatci. > w.. L nautical nde
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug is-Arrivod Canada tns, Robinson
LiyFRPoo Aug issailoa steamer Tauric 'Sr' Roberts,
ausKssrows. Aug ls-sailed. steamers Teas0nis tnrh
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pRlcrrcAL LESSON FOR HIS NEPHEW.

Henry Carroll, twcny-thrce years old, OF No. ol3
West Thirty sixth-st, took his hveyearOM nephew,
Thomas Cooley, TO High Bridge yesterday Before re-
turning h0me Carroll stopped at Henry Nolls stape'
at ne-hundred andlfy -fourth-st and Eghth-aVe 10
sec an uncle named Adam Becker. The two men after
little talk started of to look at horses, leaving
Thomas TO roam about the stable. lle found loaded
bogun I'm the office. and when Carroll appeared Thomas
showed 1t to him. Carroll warned his nephew OF the
danger and took the weapon from him. The next mo-
mcnt there report and the boy screamed tlat ne
was shot The shot struck Thomas In the lett forearm
ard neck. He was taken to the Manhattan Hospital
where the doctor pronounced the wound dang trOns
carroll was held i'm 81 800 bail for further examination
by Justice Meade at the Harlem Police Court today
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For oRsrRvryG DISCOVERY DAY"

Discovery Day, october II, this year. r'is "pO"
Sunday and i'm recognition OF this fact the PanKepuo-
,ic,, CONGRESS Executive Committee has issued u
circnlar calling upon the ministers and teachers
throughout the world 10 take their text or that Day
te words from Leviticus tina tare cast in the bronze
NJ Indepcndence bell": "PrOclam liberty throughout
all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof
The committee also requests that the subJcctmatVcr
f the dscoul on that day shall be the discovery OF
,,orica rs results and its promise FOR the future.
Comics Of the sermons and addressed delivered on That
day will be bound and preserved
The full committee will meet in independence Hall
on October . and there adopt address TO all PEG
pies ami complete the organization oi the Human
Freedom League"
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mn nrs,er Az ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

Justice Bartlett in the Supreme Court nus glalVl
~ so week almoDy and SO counse Zee 70 ur' m
AZ Msrrll Of Huntington, L. l., who Is oelhg sueo Ior
ahso,u,a divorce nv her husband Emmett r. Merrill.
n vYs,a married I'm October. 1890 She is under age
and her father Benjamin F. Doty of Cold spring A. L.
is her guardisn al em. letter when ne "roe " 'ne
na,nts father expressing regret that the sur was 10 DC
S,ndS has led her LAWYER to that he be removed
and the court mas promised to hear argument on Inc
removal. - . IL, H.,
The defendant says that there is conspiracy 10 rum her
In supor of this assertion and in explanation OF tho
h.,a che saws that she was sitting the piazza OF a
hotel talking TO James Rosee when he said he wished 70
sneak TO her moment private, and that she stepped
TO her room by and that as soon as they were ~
her husband and another entered and said See
,ne,s e INV wife with y in her ROOM" She tells
other like
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PATTERSON.

ONE BOY KILLED, TIE OTHER LIKELY TO DIE.
william Livcscy and Frank QUINN lads ten years old,
Jumped upon a slowly moving coal train the Lacka
wanna Railroad at West Paterson yesterday morning for
tie purpose Of stealing ride TO Paterson. When the
train was passing Pnes the lads sprIng off the cars
on TO the wcsbouud track front OF the lacketistown
express, due in Paterson at 101G. Before the lads
could set off the track the engineer could stop the
train the boys were struck and thrown alongside Of
the track The pilot OF the engine struck Lvesey on
fine head and crushed in his skull, While Quinn was
struck on the back Young LKescy was killed in
SANITY. Quinn was critically injured and there arc
little hopes entertained for his recovery. He re
moved 10 st. Joseph'~ Hospital. Boh boys live in the
same house No. 20 MarsIall-st
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NEWARK.

A number of robberies were reported to the police
Yesterday. The house Of ID. II. Durham No. I'D
Clinton-ave was robbed during Wednesday night Of
$500 worth Of silverware The family Is absent from
the CITY The restaurant of Achlc Stcter in Broad
St. was robbed of S20 taken from the III. The house
of william MGlJny, No. III shclhed-s ST.. was robbed
of o watch and other articles
A meeting Of the state Veterinary Association was
held at Stenger Hall yesterday and veterinarian, from
utucr states were in attendance. Reports and papers
were read. A number Of the papers related 10 tuber
culOsis.
A mortgage for $i8, 633 90 on the chattelS belong
ing to the Jumbo brewery was executed yesterday In
the name OF samuel X. Neser, OF Geneva, ". Y.
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AT.ONG THE SOUND.

Observation-Disclosures were siSleu Sesteru'S i -,
- 100 Cor 81 600 side between the Rival, of this
49,, o,nad nv Commodore Durritt and the Enigma
owned by Frederick Oahes. of Red Bank ~ d,
The course Will be five miles to the windwara anu
rot,,r Peter Stoll, German, who ar,
rived in this country on the steamer Ems SeVeiHi
NCoh' ",,dorcd for his money was found Yesterday
in Pittsbulg, Penn, to which pIaos nc N'u S'i"'''
lie viii he hromght back to this Guy.
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PUGILIsTs At THE MARITIME Excg tyGF

There was considerable excitement Yesterday in the
Maritime Exchange owing TO a fight between two Of
its members. William Watson, OF the firm of Miller a.
HougitOn, of No. 81 south-st., was arguing with
Mr.. Harvey, cf the Ward steamship Company on tho
question Of cOastwise freight. The argument rOt
heated and blows exchanged but the combatants
separated by other members who were on the
floor The matter was reported to the board of man
ayers, who will take action to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
SHE TOOK OFF HER .sHoEs on THE DECK.

Just as the steamer Fuerst Bismarck was about TO
sail yesterday, woman rushed on board she threw
lorsclf down on the deck and began taking off her
shoes This DONE she demanded to be shown TO her
,taeroom and when questioned by the officers OF the
steamer she acted in such violent manner that a
policeman was sent for. She taken TO a poles
station Soon aferward her husband arrived there,
and he said he was Charles Mitchell, Of this city, and
that his wife is insane. He took her home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
DUTY ON Immigrants, PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Until short time the personal effects and
household goods of immigrants admitted free OF
duty One years time was allowed I'm which t. i'm
port the peIsen,-I goods and there time mita
ton fIr-itulr etc. Under recent decision Of the
Treasury Department, the good, owned by Immigrants
must be brought into the country soon after the owners
have reached here. This dccs on has caused no little
amount Of trouble to the foreign express com
pancs. Duties have been assessed on al those good,
which have been held back for any considerable time
The decision involves large amount OF money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
ropEsTERs HAVE A CLAMBAKE.

The High Court the Ancient Order OF fore'tes con-
,,a s sessions at Remsen Hall, Court and Remsen SIS
,oaay The meetings were held behind closed doors
me most important business was the adoption oil inc r.
mort Of the committee lw providing that IN iuture
the supreme officers be elected from among e repre-
sentatiyes to the supreme BODY Formery SUNNI Vi U
60 80 rooured IN come from the in which the
session of the Supreme Court may be held
The court remained session until p. m ana then
the delegs took excursion to Glen Island wnere
taken on the City Hall step.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rc,id Transit Commissioners, No. % Wilarn-'s'' z
D.. IN. -. ,-u,.oo
Funeral OF George Jones' All Souls Protestant Episco
pal Church, 10 o. m. NJ,
Executive Committee OF New-Jersey State Liquor JUL
ers' Association, Jersey City.
INQUEST In the Frankosa murder case, Brooklyn
West Side Citizens Association, West Shore ho'e Q
D. IN.
New-York- Cincinnati baseball match POLO "rooAN''
D. -, nj, G
Naval Veterans picnic, Suffers Harlem River f"rA Q
p. IN. o. -
Music in Battery Park by eeth Regiment Band p H.
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THE BOY BELIEVED TO BE DROWNED.

A general alarm yesterday sent out from Police
HEADQUARTERS for Horton eightyear-old boy,
who lived with his aunt Sarah Whalen. at NO. 80
Uarrson,t I IS believed however that his body Is
hing I'm On, North River tides. At 80 Wednesday
afternoon he was the pier at Jayst, waiting for his
uncle who works ON the river front go home. He
sat on the stringpiece fishing, but when Whaen came
10 look for him he had disappeared 1t is supposed that
th, hoy i'm some way his balance, fell into the
and was drowned. In appearance he was fair. With
light blue eyes and Of his mont teeth missing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
MANY LroUoR.DEALERs DELINQUENT.

About go liquordealers have failed to pay their
special TO the Government and warrants for their
arrest viii be issued If they do forward with
the.f money in five days. George W. Lamphcre, OF
No 90 Watt-st, was arrested yesterday for falling
10 pay this tax Commissioner Shields held him for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
vos FLUSHING STREETS on THE EAST SIDE.

The STRENGTHENING Aid socetys experiment OF flush
ng streets on the East Side in the lower part Of the
city 10 cleanse them will probably DO undertaken this
evening Miss =. u. Danieson, secretary Of the soci
ety has selected Hester-st between the Bowery and
Division sts for the fret trial. and has asked the Fire
Departmeut for a IRE engine 10 DO the flushing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
HOME NEWS.
pvo,,,NrN,r AppIvAIs AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AsTOR-Ex. Governor f. w. VI. Holiday, of Virginia
EvFBETT-Professor r. n. Horsford, OF Csmoruee'
Mass FIFTH AvENUE-George w. Childs, OF fnliA-
dclnnia and Samuel Sheabarger, OF Ohio. GRAND
General ~ Il. Sweitzer, u s. Army. ana 10: mas, N
o,oen CLAW Goodloe. T. S. Marine Corps. GRAND
UNION-senator Charles I. Saxton, OF Clyde. y. J.
FMAN-Senator Watson c. Squire. Of Washneton'
ard Count de ROLAND OF Psrs ST. JAMES-Ex'Coh'
gresham George c. Hazelton, OF Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
ORANGE.

movement is on foot to extend the Inc Of the
Orange CrosstOwn and Bloomfield hallway from its
present terminus at Tremontavc. TO south Orange,
and agents OF the company are at work securing the
necessary consents the property The route
as projected is through ScOtland-s to Monrose
10 Vose-aVc. and through NOsCaVe. 10 South Orange
The extension is about mile and half.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14

JAMAICA.-Tle body Of William Short 1ne man mno
- to,,d In tbo bottom of the we'll near tho railroad
dcnot WAS buried in Maple Grove Cemetery YESTERDAY.
The children were anxious that their father shourd
he hurled with their mother in st. Monlcas CemeleTy,
Int os there wa, a doubt to how snort hlel NO
dtS tie law Of the Church prohibited his burial III
cOnsecratcd ground.
LONG ISLAND CTTY.-Mayor Gleason has appoin,M me.
roucs trear Water Commissioner Of Long isllnd VI!
in nIoce Of Thomas Collunl removed Mr.. Grear IS
an aid fireman. and his appointment Is cOnsiuV,ou 40
a compliment to The Exempt FiIemehS Associd'io''
NEWTOWN-The Corona rioters who causeN the
troubIe last week over the cigy of W. T. McNei Mt
arraigned before Justice Howard yesterday; IeS
deriauded trial by jury and Justice Howard gFa n
their re0uest lie will fix date for the ttai FdIo
men were arrested for the riot and most oil them "io
citizens of Flushing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14

We wish to "arrest the attention. Of
visitors to the city, most of whom will
purchase wearing apparel of some kind
during their stay.
With three stores in different con-
venient locations, each stocked with
everything worn by the male sex
Clothes, Shoes, Hats, Furnishing goods
we are thoroughly equipped to serve
customers acceptably.
The Winter stock, prepared thus
early for our wholesale trade, is also
accessible to consumers if needed.
Stores close at o'clock on Satur'
days.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
ss TnfEE swT sasss.
STORES. 32dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14

DID "TUM' HIUHNhDNVF WRITE THIS LETTER.
Justice Walters, Of BAY hore, was surprised fsw
days ago to receive Letter potinarlcd Pensacola,
Fla, and signed -. W. Tyler The writer asked the
Justice to send him TOM Richardson's photograph
and also full description Of Richardson. The writer
also asked how much reward had been offered for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS.
LONG ISLAND

HIS BROTHER SUSPECTS FOUL PLAY.
Patrick WEIGH. Of New orl, went T. the morgue In
Flushing yesterday afternoon, and identified the body
Of the found in Flushing Bay a, that OF his
brother James WEIGH. Patrick said that his brother
had been in this country but three months and was
last seen alive on Tuesday last, his way to visit
some friends named Maloy In Flushing There are
bruises on the body and lump on one side of the
head. Patrick Welch believes thai his brother met
foul play. The coroner, viii hold an iUauest to
morrow night. James Welch had little or no money
In his possession when he st9rted for Flushing.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun rise. 05 sets 656 Moon sets Moons age 10
WATER
AM-Sandy HOOK 2t6 Gov. Island 250 he. Gate 423
Iu-sAndy Hoog 2tO tiov Isani 5Vz Hell oats 4:5O
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REFUSING TO PAY MR. INNEs's BILL.

The Park Commissioners held meeting yesterday ana
read the letter of F. NJ Innes the bandmaster saying
that unless his bill for S62 for playing az PROSPECT
park ON July - paid by yesterday noon ne "ouiu
-, Give the other two concerts called for by his con-
tract The ground OF the refusal was that ne was
ordered not to play by the captain Of the PARK ponce
bsndmaster however, asserts that he coMpnou WIN MS
contract which ordered him 10 play unless IL was rain
nr and he offers to prove not raining mo
Board unanimously sdecided not to pay he piii 1nes
resolved to hire Contemo TO give the concerts Oh h
Saturday and Sunday which Innes was 10 nave sire
IT, C,.s,or order-d winthrop Park, in the Eastern
District to be thrown open the public on hhe uays
Nearly 900 feet OF walks have been sio out oh o0
s,se of the marx and work elsewhere is being DONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14

..,,rs q, Richardson. Justice Walters, after ex-
rInr tho letter closely, came TO tho conclusion that
.. had been written by his son-inlaw, rom hacnan-
son. who is wanted by the authorizes ior numerous
ou' richardson for a long time lived In a cave
,ho ontslirts of Isllp. He disappeared soon after
on ave was discovered. In the cave ne n"1 ntteo up
@ 1ay Shore and other places 10 Is SAID that no
intended to abduct his wife and imPson ner Ias
bcd for Richardson, but finally gave up the hnnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14

Irving and CITY Of Chicago tBr. BEDFORD from hvsrpss
SOUTHAMPTON Aug Is-saiIed. steamer ruIds fasrN
Ringk. from Bremen hence for New.York.
NEWCASTLE Aug l3-Arrived steamer Reindeer fBY o.
born. from New. York.
GLASGOW. Aug l2-Sailed. steamer Scandinavian tBgl
Stewart for New York,
SHIELDS. Aug iz-sailcd. steamer st Dunstan (Br, ID
New YORK.
ANTWERP. Aug ll-sailed. steamer Conemaugh. spenss
for New York.
Aug lz-Saiicd steamer Iepanto tBr, WISE for Nsw.Y~
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II a r N
80 STREET
Fn,D.x. AS Usual, BARGAIN DAx.

That there no uncertainty in the values of our Friday
oferinqs those who read this advertisement will readily
perceive.