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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
NORTHERN NEW.JERsEY COUNTIES.

pATERsON-rbe embargo on the electric railroad,
which lasted for than twenty four hours. and
which was caused by number OF Ma@-st store
keepers refusing to allow the company TO Use snow
nIolrh on Friday morning. raised about l
A. m YESTERDAY, when the first car started The
cht sunshine and a plentiful OF salt cleared
the rails The merchants complain bitterly oi INC
heavy loss of business caused by the embargo
Hundreds of people from Pa,saic Chiffon ana Gar
field are accustomed 10 come into town eaturaay morn
ing to do their marketing and shopping ana mu'h oi
this trade was lost.
BLOOMFIELD. THE Bloomfield Township (ommtico
Low resolution one wear ago. Instructed the Nui'uhs
Committee to investigate the accounts Of the Tax CO
lcc-or H. c. Mari. Ii employed X. /. steven', an
cxpert who ha, looked over the accounts OF ne a't
thirteen years. The expert Ia, m.ahe iour ol1ereni
ror rt, no Two OF which Tie mist one shO"c"
that Mr. Mari indebted TO the town to the amount
OF II, 400. Last Monday the cApeft maze 1"," ~,
The town in the sum Of SlOl o.. Joseph J.. Mum
counsel for the collector says that te balance J., tne
other wav and that the township debtor to Mari
The Town>hip lmmtce IN ght throw aside ali The
work OF the expert If it were not for me fact th'i u
Of the committee wa, held or Friday night when It
agreed that the EXPERT account ho KIN as HIS
MON1VLAlR.-Two rival companies are 'tiVinS 10
get franchise to run line OF morse cars III Mont
clair The town has grown away from TIE rairoIn
station and business portion Of the place. 80 that a
horsecar line Is n necessity The 'tranec ana li3om
The citizens represented by Mr.. Farmer want the
franchise for line that will he local
HOBOKEN.-The storm nearly caused the death OF
Two persons yesterday. lumber shed that belonged
{, Rees p Francis & Co.. at No % FirSst.. collapsed
and Lena Fayen. eighteen years old, OF No. 12d VIII
low-ave. and William Nestle twelve years old, Of No.
IL Garden-st.. who were walking down First-st.
we're caught under it. The two persons were taken
10 their homes. hi DR.. >imons, tie police surgeon
said they were slightly injured
EAST ORANGE.-Mrs. James o Petit. influential
woman I'm the Oranges. died suddenly at her home No
- Munn-ave.. Fast Orange. Yesterday morning She
was born in Newton. Sussex County. y, j., In 1e33
and her maiden name Miss Mary HOyt. She was
one OF the heirs Of the Jesse IOyt estate and WAS
wealthy. She married James &. Petit. the junior
partner of the firm Of H. &. Harrison Il Co., organ
builders. She leaves two children. Mrs. Petit
prominently Identified with nearly all the organized
chnlities of the 'Oranges.
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LECTURES IND ENTERT4INMENTS.

..,.n,nd Or Life in the Frozen North.' f, the sub
,.t ~ , lecture to be- g.,cn by Miss oar hfrf 4"
native I.lu.uauN from th' eastern ''',' VI ''''
t.r ,r r.r,rt NJ the Peck Fund Of Indian Mi--on' ut
IN. =. ond Reformed Presbyterian 'hnrrn' on I"'-uN
.ot. r.. Greenland woman J., forty inches In height
weigh, pounds and .pcas IN her native costume MA"
of .f-hin. .. ,.ho
RECENTLY made tour through The black country VIII o'
~ hr ur., pulJic l,cturo "RemarAalle ENl- rrh'e'
,rop, rho Na,c. NJ East Africa" at Chicherng ili'I
ON nest saturday evening tn" lecture Is 10 DE- CIV"
I'm tho interest ~ the phianthrogc wor" connected WIN
the Jui,on Memorial Church
tho. o., ..ru..la" by m eNl'd son Of q Russian
nobcman will b, given At calvary Methodist fp''e'l"l
Church evening. ior the oen'' Of inc
society. a..
The annual dinner Of the New-Nor% 'ie'r Manu-
f,,urr.' Association will place at III" Arena NO
II We, Thirt,nr-t-s'.. "Wednesday evening wen
lnoon speaker. will discus, such burning subjects a.
..Is Smodng rnh althy ~ 1.-The Evolution oil ioo'coo'
etc The ou,enir- will b" novel.
GEORGE william curtis will his address on Jane.
pus-cu Low,ur At the Manhattan Athletic club Theatre
TOMORROW evening.
Tn. King, County whcelmen will have an entertain
ment ami reception at No. Loo b'd'oriNc' h'ooN'"
on Thursday evening.
4 meeting OF the 9Th Regiment Veteran Association
will be held at the 9Th Regiment Armory tomorrow
evening to make arrangements to celebrate the ami
yer.ary ~ the departure 81 the regiment In 1861. All
remembers u the regiment not yet connected with the
veteran corps ar, invited to attend the meeting.
Sedrs second Sunday concert viii be given at Modl
son square Garden tonight. The soost viii be MADAME
Sole ScaIchi. the prima donna contrlto.
Abby sage Richardson will give lecture on george
Sand and George Eliot" a. the Lyccum Theatre. at p
ON March 2s viii BE- for the benefit OF the
Working Womca's society.
Nicholas J.. Roosevelt George IL. Church. Ed"ard W.
IIumphr,yS and Lieutenant Arthur J.. Nalro, L. =. H.
who COMPOSE Committee Lectures and Entertain
ment. OF the Association OF the state Of
New York announce that Assistant Naval Constructor
w L. Caps I. :. y, win deliver address on March
% at ) 80 o'clock. in liodg,on Hal on "Our New
Nayy-Its Progress and Comparison win Other Navies Of
the World"
The Rev. Dr. Newand Maynard viii deliver historical
aud Illustrated lecture Japan and the Japancse' on
"wednesday afternoon at (hcicring Hall.
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IN THE FIELD or SPORTS.
AMnXG LILLE A1uLEIES


Probably 1900 women enjoyed the art loan eAhlbl
ton and musical matinee ut the New-rork NthIeuo
Clubh,oi-o Yesterday afternoon. The beethoven
string Quartet furi ,od the music. assisted bv william
Albert Prime, Frederic Gillette and Emile Levy. The
art exhibition consisted Of collection OF American
painting, never before publicly exhibited, chosen from
members collection, ard artists studo'.
\ meeting Of the executive committee of The In
tercollcciate Athletic Association hld at the fih
Avenue Hotel Yesterday afternoon. FIR the purpor' Of
deciding when the annual championship game, In juno
should be held. The delegates almost evenly
divided IN their preference for grounds. Two favored
Berkeley oval and two Manhattan Field. \, the tie
could not be broken. Chairman Niycnburs cast the de
Gliding vote for Manhattan Field.
The st. o,corc" Athletic club has organized one OF
the strongest amateur baseball teams in the diy and
would He 30 arrange game, with all uniformed Mines
william Kcating manager. So. 2O7 Fast sixteenth IT,
The New York baseball player, will Export at TIE
PENNSYLVANIA depot .cy CITY. at O'Clock IA morn
ing prepared To take the 9 30 train for Richmond Va
Tho team will bcsin work at Richmond tomorrow and
Will rcnnn in the South for ten day. returning In um'
10 open the season the Polo Grounds the last day
Of the MONTH
The next professional boxing tournament Of M"
New York Athletic club will te held next saturday
night The contest, will bc between the following
Moon. Of Elizabeth. y. j.: John II. Clark. Of lIila
dephia. and William Young. Of Washington. Charles
Met arfhy. of Philadelphia. and Ghoma- Kelly. OF niou
IIll. y. j.: Walter HlgcrOn. Oi Ihilrdrlpha. ana
John DOlan. 81 this ciiy T.. +. McthI,I'Y. of Philn
dcphia and AN unknown from ErOohlyn, and Peter V
McNaly. Of Brooklyn. and AndNw Kelly. ~ New York
The last will be ten rounds and the remainder siNronnd
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no yxpryGE woods FAVORABLE TO LIQUOR.

At the New-Jerscy Methodist Episcopal Conference
in New Brunswick yesterday, II decided by large
majority that women should not be admitted lay
delegates. II announced that the American Bible
Society AZ er distributing 81 100000 bibles during It's
existence was short Of funds and a special col
lection was asked from the churches. BY q unan-
nous vote the Conference decided TO erect memorial
window in the Bright Church, in honor OF General
Clinton Il. Fisk. The sum Of 1878 was raised Nithin
a few moments for this purpose. committee
appointed to draft a resolution expungng from the
Church discipline all words favorable 10 the use Of
liquor. The Rev. +. L. Harris and the Rev. George
Reed were elected delegates to the National
Conference. DR.. {. H. Payne, Of the Board Of Edli-
cation OF the Methodist Church, in addressing the Con
ference said that the board had educated 600 men
to preach, and during the coming year 100 women
would be educated for the same purpose Bishop
Vincent announced that he would read his list Of ap.
pointments on Tuesday next.
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
wHIsKEY IN MUNICIPAL POLITICS

WHISKEY IN MUNICIPAL POLlllCs'
For many years the respectable Democra" ana All
Republicans have sought for an opportunity 10 u'No
from power the Democratic ring that under Oevoiaia
has brought the city into bad repute The ume anu
onporulnity have arrived and all recognize IL. Inc
only fight that can made against Colonel +.
Wapser the popular Republican candidate y hs"V
bssel ON the foundation Of Doodle. 1t Is well hho"h
m every one that the proprietor OF tsershop cao'
A.ep omen on Sunday if he does lot buy certain
brand OF whiskey, and also a mineral water D'"' -
made I'm the CITY, and at the same time certain h''u
a, cigars II is sseo well known that the scuVo aeo
Of these supplies control the police ana because ~ "
so well known rhe work Of these beer SHOPS l" ny
an the good graces Of the Police Departmen, VIII W.
Allan l. McDermott but little good. In Iac'' 'n'
knowledge will lose him votes, for there are hu'eu
~ Democrats who believe that their eartiS Pon".'"
mr. heavenly welfare does not depend on paru'"'"
brand of whiskey ,D.,o,,
II was believed by the ring that, wheA w D'l''o,
was nominated, every beer shop IN 'le 'N o,
work for him. on the ground that IL WIS " '
,nerest IN support an active supporter oil ihe &
bnrg racetr:ck. This belief has pioNeu AZ ~ their
men who Ivhiskey for living have mauc w liz
minds that they will sell the whishcS theJ u0''
sunday privilege or not.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Netropolitan Museum Of Art is open free TO the
public from > until p m. today. II IS also open
free Wednesdays. Thursdays FRIDAYS and saturdays
from 10 a. N. until y. and on Tuesday and Satur
day evenings from until 10 o'clock. The admission
on Mondays and Tuesdays is - cents.
Water Register RIeys report for last gives the
Croton water receipts at Sl9,r2l 81.
An attractive programme is offered at the Eden
Mu,ee today including new waxworks and sacred
concerts. DE KOlta continues TO please the public with
his charitable illusions.
The New York Throat and Nose InGrmary. intended
for the free treatment Of those TOO poor to pay for
the services OF specialist has secured building ut
No. $50 Third ave, between Fiitleh AMI Flfy first ,ts
which has been equipped with modern appliances for
the diagnosis and treatment OF throat and nose alice
tons. 1t is open daily, sundays excepted at O'Clock
The steamship Nonowai arrived at san Francisco on
Friday. with mails from Australia. New zealand and
Hawaii. due 10 arrive here Wednesday morning.
The next mail for Australia etc, will close at the
General Postofcc at q 80 p. N. on March -.
Mayors Marshal Engelhard issued 900 city licenses
last week. and collected Soj7 -.
The Commissioners Of Accounts had no witnesses
YESTERDAY morning at their hearing regarding the mis-
management Of the Central Park " TOO Walter My
erS or Banniser. who had been subpOenaed. appeared
after the inquiry had been adjourned until Wednesday
Jose Mczzachi. the beg,,r VINO shot Rabbi II. p.
NendcS recently, was arfdiphed III 'ehef'i Sessions
Yesterday. and committed to the Tombs without bail
by Judge MARITIME.
United states Marshal JacObus Yesterday sold at
auction Rosa B0nheurs picture. Channels which
seized by customs inspectors under bed in the
want House in January. J. VI. Atwater produce mer-
chant at No. 80 WaTenSt., bought the painting for
~ $50 and little while afcrward 81 go Offered
him for it. lie refused t. sell his purchase.
The first number Of The Anglers Journal hand
some and attractive publication issued last week
illustrations and letter entertain and in
terest. There some especially vvaciOus cOntribu-
tons by Charles Barker Bradford. The Anglers
Journal will be published on the 18th OF every month";
and the price is 10 cents.
George : Harrison. assistant superintendent Of the
foreign department Of the Pos0ficc died at his home
in Mount Vernon Yesterday morning. from cOnsump-
ton lie had been employed in the postal service for
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

The recent Republican gains made at the town
elections in various parts of the state have thrown
the Democrats OF WestcheSter County into state
Of perturbation. But they are eXertlns every
effort to get some comfort from the local town elec
lions which take place March 90, and they are
bending all Of their energies upon the supervisor
ships The present Board Of supervisors is composed
OF thirteen Democrats and nine Republicans. Under
a bill passed by the Legislature recently the city
Of Yonkers Will have five supervisors In the next
Board instead OF one in the present Board. making
the total number twentysiX. The Democrats have so
arranged the districts that they hope 10 elect the hve
Democratic candidates But the Republicans are
making quiet canvass and hope to elect two or three
NJ least The other towns represented by Democrats
are Cortlandt, Greenburgh. Harrison, Mount Pleasant
Ossning Pelham Pound Ridge, Rye ocarsdale west
chester White Plains and Yorktown. The following
towns are represented by Republicans Eastchester'
Bedford, Mamaroneck, Lewlsboro, North Castle and
somers
ucans in the districts now held by them, but are
In Cortlandt Yorktown, Harrison, Pound Ridge ana
scarsdale. There is possibility OF Republican sue
ceeding a Democrat IN Grecnburg. EEAAembly
man Bradford Rhodes lives mt scarsdale, ana inc
he should run he would be elected II is also fairly
probable that Rye Will be carried by the Repuocas'
YONKERs.-A petition favoring the annexation OF
Yonkers to New York has been circulsed among she
property during the last few days. and isst
HIGHT IL contained several hundred names. rprcsenuhg
ever SS 900 900 Of neal estate
WHITE NAINSS-The Republican caucus to Place
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NEWARK

A meeting of the bookhoderS OF the Commercial
Enterprise Company will be held on next THURSDAY
night There are $500 books ont. The bookholdefe
are resolved TO prosecute all the managers OF te con
Germ. j. c. BenzsOle. the treasurer * now III Jan,
awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury. ihoihp,0h
Foster another manager. who gave $500 bail mas DIS
appeared and his bond has been forfeited leat,
shaw the president has property, and something VIII
be recovered from him.
Vice Chancellor Van Fleet Yesterday granted RUE
10 show cause why an Injunction should not Issue
against the Jersey City Firenen's Relief Association re-
sraining the ASSOCIATION from paving ont money 10
r~ons not entitled II. The bill Of facts alleges tat
illegal payments amounting To 10000 have been maze
by Board of Representatives OF the ASSOCIATION our
ing the last year.
1t is proposed 10 have a reunion Of the surviving
members of the Old lst Excelsior Regiment. -lckles
brigade. nj Newark, some time during Apill. Ih'
room, Of Lincoln Post, q. ~ Il. have been placed al
the pO-al of the veterans General ID. r. slcklc>
Colonel Thomas Holt Major Hugo, now of ew-MeXco
and other officers of the famous brigade Will be pres
ent, and Il feature of the reunion will be dinner
The protector OF the reunion j. John W. ROmine. Tor
mcrv Of Company D. There still many members
whose addresses he does not know, and all II them who
happen read this paragraph are requested 10 com
municate with Mr.. ROmne. at No 49, New ST., New
ark, at the earliest possible moment
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THE pgoryIY leon COMPANY SrsPEyDS.

Trenton, y. T.. March 19.-Thc P.6cnX Iron Conn
pany. the application Of It's president and largest
stakeholder, Wilson u. Haven, to-day suspended bust
ness and WAS taken charge Of by receiver. the Court
OF Chancery appointing Joseph stokes to that place.
The liabilities OF the company are SI36ooo while Its
nominal assets amount IA SisO,0Oo. OF which the
real estate counts $4,000 and the machinery 3d.
GlG. The failure brought about by the pressing
Of creditors for settlement OF accounts and tho in
ability ~ the company TO make collections. Mr.
Haven IS the heaviest stockhOlder having 800 800
worth ont Of total OF 100000. The Phoenix is one
Of Trcntons oldest iron establishments. and has earned
national reputation by the construction Of numerous
important lighthouses for the Government. Two are
the Pacific Coast another Is ut Coney Island and
the most important costing 9I5O,000 is at the Amer.
lean Shoal. FlOndn. II is Understood that the mill
will be by the receiver long enough to flush ths
existing contracts.
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PLAINFIELD.
,.n ny ,rNx=n TIP MDS


Two tramps outIageously assaulted Bridget Do'l
reu n servant employed by Lcmucl W. Sei1cn '"o
,yeul known patent lawyer, early yestcro'S
Al, serrelI,s house is situated in the most uNMS
ssttled part Of the city. The girl went 10 'he h'"
AZ Il o'clock TO prepare bq akfast She had been ~
work but a moment when she heard Nnoch =" u"o
door. surprising the caller TO be III h'i'h' S"o
,nepea the door when she found two strange NE"
before her. one holding revolver POINTED '"wa'u HUI
She att tempted to cry out but was seized by the tro"
by one OF the men, and the pistol was lfesscu ds"'
her forehead The tolG her that If she h''o t'o
slightest oucry they would blow out her bl'"'s' i"e
,ramns left their victim lying almost UNCONSCIOUS on
the floor.
As soon as the assault was discovered nv the mem
hers Of the household who had heard not the slightest
unusual sound, physician was sent for ana me ponce
we're informed. The girls assailanls had escaPgu
across the fields through North Pln.t III ana over e
mountain Their tracks were followed IN Vhe S,ow ,
distance. but, a. they ban TWO % n ,bnd If
Start and chase on foot hopeless, tlhl h'e" VI
pursuit was abandoned. The police teleGraphcu
nj parts of the state urging the immediate drIcSI =
all tramps and suspicious character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
LONG ISLAND.

PORT JEFFERSON. Edward EmmonS, the os'l
fed man." died yesterday from the grip lie was
born in Port Jefferson thirty years ago lie
went to sea when lie young and was taken dan
gerously sick with typhoid fever He partially recoV-
cred from this, but it left him weak. one winter
bs rss afflicted with Rheumatism i'm the legs and
arms He was then twenty two years Old lie never
left the house again, but lay there Tor sixteen YEAR.
He suffered terribly several years HIS DOdy was
rigid except arm, Of which he had the use. ms
laws were set. He could talk read and hear but
was a little deaf lie was fond OF music. His pain
ceased about two years ago.
JAMAlCA.-The complete returns OF Queens County
on file i'm the County Clerks Office, show population
OF I42.l0o. an increase Of 1881 since the census
was taken in 1880.
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L1DY HEXRY sOMrRSE1,s loss.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: party consisting Of Miss Frances L. willard,
Lady Henry Somerset Miss Anna Gordon and Others
In passing through NewYork Yesterday on their way
TO New England, lost bag belonging to Lady Somer-
set This bag contained manuscript Information which
she has been chilling from all the avenues opened To
her for the last year, and the bag is % special
value to any one except the owner. This bag also
contained her bank book and check book. | should
be glad In the Interest Of the public n this
bag can be found aud delivered to my address. II
necessary, will pay s25 for the recovery of the bag
II o notice OF the misfortune which has overtsksn
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LADIES, DAY Ar TIE H. 4. 4.

Cambridge. March 10 (SpecaD.-Thc Harvard
Athletic Association held the second Of Il, winter
meetings this afternoon. 10 ladies' day and the
presence OF all Of tho swell girls and mammas Of
Boston gave the IIemenway gymnasium a festive
aspect.
The following Is the summary Running high Jump,
won by g.. X. Fearing. 80, feet 10 inches. g. &.
CLANCY. %. second. Tnmbling, won by X. ID.
Farquhar. 90. PnrallcI bars, Il. McAlllst"r, '9i
f. f. Clark 81, second. Flying rings. Robert StOll,
Of the New-Ysk A. C.; G. II. Carrier second, Potato
race, T. Richardson, "a &. u. Earle ~, second.
pol. vault j. Crane, u. A. A., 10 feet inches .. c..
Cartwright, Y. NJ. e. A., second.
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SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT or NEwYORK. SATURDAY, MAR II, 1892
ARRIVED.
steamer conrcmara Cr Boulton. YoIohama Dec H. via
mi.e 10 Gifr Macy vessel To Barber co. Arrived at
steamer Brannc CFr Liverpool Msr" Queenstown
misr and Passengers to ii Maitland h'rS'y ATN"
steamer THOR Nor syanoe Newcastle Mar in ballast to
steamer Merchant Prince Brl McDearmid Mediterranean
S, vi. G sprnt s on%s F %d 6G f the Bar at '
steamer Pc lia Anfc,s Mediterranean Por,s va "ora
steamer ro,aS,et Dr Jenkins Mediterranean ports viz
Feb - with mdse 10 order vessel to Phelps Bros
90 Steamer Ma"chc,Sr -b1 Thomas Marbea Feb %
GIBRALTAR and bermuda with IRON ore to pNc Morgan Coz
Cna!Iahooclc. Dagset savannah. with md'e and
steamer seneca. stevens Ne%p@rt News and Norfolk
With %a1G ANA Of nn Doe o Vest ro y, With
and raSsrnr,f~ 10 old Dominion - co.
steamer CITY OF FitchDnrg Bibber Fall River
sUNsET-winda At SANDY Hook. moderate. W fair.
Al city Island strong W. clear
CLEARED.
steamer GsrIrna (Br,. Rutherford Queenstown John
steamer Murciano SPAN Unger Glasgow-Chas Sumner
a CO. ~. a.. r.,,,,,,.., ,rar,n,,ro y I Cor,,s
steamer Ama1onense tBrl Thomas. Para shipon Green
Yucatan Alien Havana and Mexican ports
Cinaad condal span. carmOna Havana and MeN
steamer Conal RISK West Gayesion-C II Mallory
steamer louisiana eager New orleans : II seaman;
steamer ra'o, quick. Ne~-Orieans-Jonn L Van
steamer Croaian. Hansen. Wilmington NC-Wm Clyde &
steamer old Dominion Couch Norfolk and Rchmond-om
Dominion Co.
steamer seneca stevens. Norfolk and Newport news
Old Dominion s. Co.
steamer city Atlanta. Dole West Point. NaOld DOmin
ion
Steamer Ethcry tBr). Robinson Baltimore John Seager
steamer Manhattan. bragg. Portland li3raii3 Mali
steamer IA l. Dimock. Colcman BOston-ll L Dimock
SAILED
Steamers for Liverpool Jersey
BRISTOL Glasgow AnIaln Hamburg: Werkcniim.
a NOrmandic. lIaNrr Nucatan,
naut Alps rni. H. Conal. alyeston II Pa>o
orleans Kansas city. Savamna; Croatan Wilmington
Old Dominion. Richmond.
Also Salled-Via Long Island SOUND
Steamers Manhattan. for Portland II + DmOck
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
IoNpON. 10 Arrived, steamer Persian Monarch (I}r
New York
GLASGOW. Mar ls-saled. steamer Pomeranan DR. Dal
lioL or New York.
Passed. steamers Noordand tBelg) Nick
els York her Antwerp; la BOurgOgno
IN Ieh New York to lIayre
PRAwLE POINT Mar Passed. steamer Chicago (Br) Wat
son from ew-NOrk on her way 10 Antwerp.
ANTWERP, Mar i9-Sailod steamer Nesernand tBelgl
Jamison, for New.Yol
HAvRE. Mar sailed steamer La Tourane rl Franguel
for Newfork
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PREPARATIONS or YAcnrsurx.

The regatta OF The Marine and Field Club VIII
held SATURDAY June H. These rePattns have been
the last two years Successful Several thousand
dollars have been expended extending and improving
the buildings Of the club az Path Bach this winter and
all the members take Interest in the yachting depart
ment.
The Massachusetts Yacht Club IL, next
Ing concert az winter quarters the town house OF the club
Boston, for Sunday. March 20. The final 'snoicr" "
the club will be given April 10.
The American Yacht Club has decided TO hold s special
sailing regatta July G.