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BY W. D. DRUsE, Deputy:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
FIGURES or THE HOP TRADE.
A REVIEW OF THE owRLD's SUPPLY AND DE
MAND-sHoRT CROPS AND HIGH PRICES.

. prvrrw OF THE OwRLD's SUPPLY AND DE-
NAND-suoRr CROPS AND HIGH PRICES.
Syrocuse n Y Sept. 2.-An exhaustive reVie" OIL
the worlds supply and demand OF hops was sNo"
with great detail by "Tbe Ncw-forK Homesteau Ses
teriay The review is based on specia Reports W
mail and wire from the hop plantations OF Ne"-i"N
wisconsin Oregon Washington. California England and
GERMANY In England hops have been grown 'hi-
wear on 5G,26J acres and the yield Is paoed AZ
400 ooo owls against 437 900 cwts. last year and
2s4 600 cwts In 1880. The German crop Is paHed
at I53l6 acres against 1O9.s26 acres last year. ana
the production at about 46,OCOOOO pounds aV"ruup'
against So 900 0O0 last year, 100000 in 1870 ana
II 100000 In 1889. This estimate l. 6ased OIL r'"
reports from sixty different points in upper and lower
bavaria Wurtemburg and the Palatnste Inc Ehgnsh
crop promises TO be much reduced from the estimate
etvon above owing to the mfayOrable climatic con
ditions Of the last ten days. England VIII nave 10
import Of hops, 10000 bales Of lsO pounds eaeh'
This supply must largely come from the 'ned s'a'eS
But The Honesteads' reports indicate an assured
shortage OF the '92 crop. Its preliminary es."lh'e
puts thu New.York crop Of 1892 at 100000 bales
against III 2l9 year and the Pacific Coast crop
at 81 900 bales against about 1"DoOo bales last
season or a total Of 19I 900 bales for the United
States this season, against 22O,32' III lool' INC
reports of pckngs up to "Wednesday hght Oh "H
week In Otscgo Madison schoharle and ONEIDA couii-
ties indicate that this estimate for state hops IS imI
high Even II the total crop equals tDie hsure' "o"
ever it will leave only some 21oOOoVo pounds oi
hons for domestic consumption, If 10000 bales are
exported AS was the the past year. Even il
the past years output Of beer IS not increased an
apparent shortage OF 47OO0 bales before september
l. 1893 is predicted. unless our exports are greatly
reduced or the fraudulent Of hop substitutes Is
greatly increased.
As result Of THE Iomcstead's' exhibit, the county
hon market is unsettled and excited sales o'hg
made as high as 90 cents pound, and from 80 U
20 cents is viewed by many Of the larger growers.
19ie IL dulble and treble the price al "hlch inc
market opened a year ago Picking Is evrryWhefe
IN full swing The hop trade year promises 10
he the mos; prosperous for the growers ana tue most
exciting for dealers yet known In the history OF TINS
Rncf nrofurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
md. i
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago Sept. 2Iumber: had an of day, and although
he WAS not h,t hard liberal in dealing out bases Oh
halls nj critical times. He als hit two men with Inc
bail Mccarthy ~ bat once, yet he had three runs
The "Cots'' played listiess, Indifferent game Az
tendance 1000. Tie score
E Esssoa .--.-.-..:....-q Q . 9 0 o.
Easehts-Bost,n g. Chicago g. Er,or.-b92stsm /,
Chicago 3. Ftchers-sl'c'ts ana f"u"oNT~ '"p
EDsiie- ., -,
II. Louis sept 2.-Thc Philade!phias defeated the
Rrovns today largely through Weyhngs effective pitch
inc and an utterly stupid exhibition OF base'runnhp Oh
the mart Of the home players. weighing hit hard but
kent the hits scattered Attendance l5oo The score
E z 1SsI. ia.....::..55 9 3 . 9 -
Easehits-Phladclphis g. y. Louis 10 ErrorsIIhiia'
deiDSis l. St Louis Pltchers-Weyhng and Hawiey'
Umpr-McQuaid
pusburg sept. Elmer Smith pitched great game
against tie Baiumores. allowing them but Two htS' ana
shutting them out without Jacob Stencil, lato
OF the Portland club played his first game Tor the
Pit.sburrs Attendance. 1900. The score:
E E;,,.Ds9s .:..::: :..S 9 9 9 IS
Pasohits-isaitimore . Plt,sburg 10. Erlors.Bai
I, Pitt burg l. Pitche:s-Ccbb and smi~' Umpire
Cleveland Sept 2-Iiits BY Davis Mexican snd Virtue
In eighth inning tho Clevelanis the winning run
The game holly contested Attendance, 1000. The
SSis s,eassa n.: .::.....SS Q . g.
BasehIts-ws shington G, Cleveland TO- Errors-Wasli
Umpre-JaGrty.
Buffalo Sept; 2The Bisoss won today's game by good
batting the first and eighth Innings The score:
h hS hlser ...::.::::..:.....:.i Q 10
Basehit-Buralo u. Rochester = Errors-Bunalo o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
JOHN b. DAY IN THE CITY.

John u. Day. the president Of the NewYork Club.
turned 20 the city yesterday lie left the team at Pts
burg In order to attend business Affairs In this city
Mr. Day said that his players had occn pursued by bad
luck since the team left Cleveland The payers
started West in fine FORM their record at heif first stop
Cincinnati shows. After winning three at Cncn-
natl tho team went tn Cleveland.
Ruse Of SHAPE, and he did not pitch in that
city Crane pitching q game and winning 1t, while King
lost games pitched. In fact, King has won but
good game he reioncd the team that az Louis
vile yesterday. Tiernan injured, aud later
Ewing. Doyle and Fuller aiso laid up and put on
the hospital list.
nCoa" Mr.. Day and they will then start for home
This will give saturday and Sunday to rest and re
cain form and thnk that the team Will be In good shape
ain for the games at Grounds No nday. cur
poor success in part Of the tour largely due
10 accidents and sickness among the players 1t was
post, ely difficult matter at times for Manager Powers
To nut A team In the field'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
po1JCr caYr4Iy CARPENTER RETIRED.

pouce CAPTAIN Edward Carpenter. whose intention
o, rotire on half paw was announced week ago
cent his request for retirement 10 the Ponce bH'ru
,.oy,erdov The Commissioners voted IL give MIN
an annual pension Of 1875. Carpenter became Il
policeman on August Is, 1862 and AT intervals oi
three years respectively, he was promoted 10 De
ronndsman and sergeant. In 1887 he was promoted
10 be q captain without having performed any "x-
traordnary services In the Department lie had com
mand Of the Oak ST. squad for time and then was
transferred 10 the East Eighty eighth ST. squad. In
tho recent shakeup' Of the captains ne was sent
n the police boat Patrol. lie was absent on his
vacation when the Police Board directed Superin-
,cudent Byrnes to rccrganze the squad on the Patrol
:, CONSEQUENCE OF the discovery that members Of
the squad had 5ec matchmaking persons on excursion
.rcos Although Captain Carpenter was not &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK-fRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 ls9

PORT OF NEw.YORK-fRIDAf. sErIEMB@R@ ? ls'-'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Europe (Br) Robinson. London August H.
u c s E ah nd s and 1s % 1"'
9a es%e1 S Sta 81 Rome GS cp Young GLASGOW
Is. Via Neville 20 with mdse and psssen4er, 70 he"der
son nS ASed at The so %r at cpc.sen and
tans Aasg rs S TsTe o Arrived at the Bar At
Steamer Minister Maybach (G-r). scheierhorst. Ham;
burg August is, in ballast to du'tAve neye Arrived
at Che Dar at mn r,...o c,or,uovo. Angus, "a. 81,
'sT'; ;s 1 ,.s Il: In J: y Is
steamer Royal Prirce tRr. Cotton. Mantanla' August
% with md.c to J cel@llas CO. vessel I" way
dell steamer SS civ hFl Of 30 :. with
sos sne Amnr Er sturgeon Port Maria Angus.
with mdse to & Co. Arrived at the Bar at s4o
,ss y va a"s
, SIP s''' w mp' 'aa ~.a.' ,.SD b. VI. r..
s A. CITY Island. Il iisRs. SE' 'S ci..
Steamer Spain (Br,. Gfniths London. E w HURT.
Stsam,r scfvis lBrl. Dutton Liverpool. Ens-vernOn
steamer Arizona OBJ. Brooks Hverpool-A Underhil
Steamer Italia (Gcr Rusler stettin vie Copenhagen
steamer picous tBr Brown. oporto Port-Phelps Bros
steamer Gcllcrt CGep wInk.r. Hamburg TER
Steamer werkcndam Dutch Baker Rotterdam Via
steiner La TousiRe (fr franseul. Cherbours FRA
LYDIA rr Lsoo9 1, pG, Ps, c. k Sasf
pcrnsmSuco cte-fh, UnItei stats and Brazii Nal
Steamer saroe9;'. waIreE. la "orya Puerto ca6'o'
Ste.i.S- fartl an m. Thomson s. Johns Arroyo
Nost ies,mrr Fl Mar. Mason Scw-oiean'. La-John r.
'"yy .'amSSr RIO Grandc Conner, Brunswick ia ana
s,%amca AeooSain GcKes Charleston C. and Jack
A. .I,d a Go
'oe StasncT VIII 'J JeeSct m Beaufort etc
nsr S,nns d hrc fFr, Baurceari. Ioro and Manila
f lark f. o. Clark Manson. Ivls,at. Crrcoa"d-N'
nay "N SAILED.
e,,.ro.,. Camilla 70, H,t.erdan.; Powhstan Lisbon !;
Spain London e.rRP Casey c ig1 T,i S SSq rs
tiranae leinandna; Joseph ol.ri " Newport News
n sSs r9anH '1 St:ca fcI s santos Noah
Gefc Racchors", Gothenbnig Iiil.fi1in' Lesho'"'
Steamer por:Ia for Halifax. y. 5
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
Notice is by Se I.h4ogse ~, Board :Ism 1S. o.
& ooy ' be rhahsd 80 as TO sounG Of seconds
Duration psad y s'eTn'. .ec siles' : sen ner'a
Seconds Ssss .eeonds silent interval Is 'ecoao.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMErs-FoREiGS PORTS.
tros s'r a9ta hi s4 :1E5 ssS IRON
h hla% a E" n1n fro" 'S''A for Liver
p0G stes"sr ' city qasst B5 Pas.Oss from Ne~'YorA
for ycpG gasd, l nrHw Ms. s rom xewYors
10 e. TssG 9as,d Te" msT Prom XewYok
Il To- Hun passed de Lizard scg!e%SeJI Angus,
II for AmsteEdan ia;sed ne Lizard September l"
A"sST smer moaomOy R .a,d from sunderland for New
0 s@T Sofse Kuudscn. 'aed from Copenhagen
Tor s,caer o DO Rayr es Brnrcns sailed from Ant
for S Ss%.Yof * August S'; 50. '' '''' ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
FgIyKLIy AND MARsHALL CoLiLbt

Lancaster Penn, Sept. (spscinl-Frankhn anu
Marshall College, the leading educational nsutuuo" "
the Reformed Church German, yesterday po'"
what promises to be the most successful year VI ~
history. The opening address was delivered % =,
J. Z. Kershner His subject was % Different FoFni' W
Energy" Two additions nave oech "i"". ..,,,,.,
facuv-A V Hester. Instructor In Latin. ana "hi''
NJ Irvine assistant professor of English iiteia.n,
The total number OF students enrolled In al IN
mens is 300 gain Of fifty over the greatest p'e'o"
number In attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

and WAITRESS by two young 2irs one
a. GOOD family cook and laundress; other as
urstair, GIL or kcheamaid; best OF teeu-
monia city or county. Can or Apply
40 4th-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
LACROSSE AT MANHATTAN FELL.

Al Manhattan Field this afternoon the teams OF the
Manhattan Athletic Club and the Staten Island
Athletic Club will play the second OF their series OF
lacrosse games for the metropolitan championship
The former game played between these teams AT staten
Island resulted in a victory for the Manhattans after
hard and desperate struggle the deciding goal being
made I'm the last five seconds of play The team that
wins to-days game will practically win the champion
ship in the Metropolitan Association 1t Is expected
70 be hard fouen and desperately contested battle
Roth teams are reported 10 be in fine condition ana
q great game may be looked for. Play Will De caheu
at d. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
MOTHER BRUTAL POLICEMAN.

James WEIGH, fourteen years Old went 10 foice
,1o.dou.r,ers Yesterday TO make complaint against
policeman william Rohrg Of the West Thirty seventh
Il. SQUAD The boys face was bruised severely ana
his front teeth had been knocked out. lie SAD he
and other bows were playing near his home NO 10 West
Thirty second.st and chased by RohI1g' VINO
wes in Uniform. The policeman threw MS duo at
Young welch, and 1t struck nm III 'he h'u',' III"
tov tainted from the injury. Rohrig picked MN up
- LA him until he recovered his senses and then
aont him home by the other boys Rohi1g VIII DC
nlaced on trial for his outrageous CONDUCT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

CCOK.-By neat German Piote, tlht x
GOOD cook understands all KINDS OF cosA.
ing; very economical excellent references;
city or country. 2i5 East 3lst-st., bet. "a
and 30 ayes. basement bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
TROUBLE IN THE ST. LOUIS CLUB.

ST. Louis Sept. 2.-"Cir' Carroll and President Won
der Abe have disagreed about salary and ycste
d. Ca roll refused play. Won der Abe suspended him
The oube is sequel the incident Of August II in the
game against the Brookyns. when ball Carroll was field
ing his shirt pocket and oBrien the tatsman
r,de third base on the error. Abe fined Carroll
$50 for Indifferent playing When the salary checks we're
given the We erday the $50 was deducted fom Car
lo, paw Carroll protested against this and declared he
would play for the st. Louis Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

ClAMBERMAID and WAITREss.-By
neat competent young woman who has best
city references. Call 40 oh-aNe., near
4od-Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
DrrssmalIlns.

ARTISTIC DEESSMAK fNG.-uniq
designs; hotel orders al short notice and
nlod rate charges goods purchased, L d.
sired. Mrs. McELROY. s2 East 9th-st..
opposite Denninp's. -
A PHYSICIANS DRfSSSMAKER wants
situation at drrssm liking j. toed htt'r =,
WI taPc YORK home or so out. MIS-.
CHARLES GAEHRINGER, los w .sih.si.
DRl,SSM AKER-fjlegant cutter ana Mt
vr 81 \ dav. or at home perfect III gulI-
anteCd lndia SILK. grenadines. or cloth
suits made IN one week Tor $40, iah,y
veists and Russian gowns specially. ~
East 10th St. near broadway
EXPERIENCE DRtHsMAh Elk, NJ
home or by tn. dsv 81 rs ; all kinds OF gar
men,s; also children's costumes; ). !
Tayor's system; lunch cilt. TAN Lon
l.5i2 rr,adway, tribune tp'ow1 owe.
SEAMsTRFSs. An excellent scamst'e-s
wishes work hy The dav frrt-cll-s r,f'r-
ence. f. ANDREW. 3i5 Wet 4slh.st
SEAL GARMENTS r'dyed. alter I or
-rpairsd. Mrs Parker. 10 West yoth'
- - wears with ,icrrge Smith, kfzcnt-'t..
London and Gunther's. SHAVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
4 RAID ON GARFIELD PARK.

Chicago. Sept. 2.-While the first race was being
rim at Garfield Park to-day Inspector Lewis Win
lientenants Roche and Iiartnett and numerous
body of officers upon the track ana put 'r'eeii
iockevs Judge Clark, secretary swigart starter
na.,orc;u ard a number of Pinkcrt IN watchmcn and
track hands under arrest. Pcttengill made dasn
for liberty. but was captured by Lieutenant Hart
nett after a lively chase. All were subsequently
released on bail The move was made at the ihsanco
OF private individuals who are deterinhcd " oio'''
ha frack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
BROOKLYNS BEATEN AGAIN.


AROUND WORK BY MPHEE
CncInnati Sept 2.-Ueavy hitting by Cincinnati and
errors bv BROOKLYN Won and today's game knslow
made hit every rc the lat. while Browning
made three hits McPhec's alaround was superb
he made two runs and two Fits III three times at the oat
stole two bases made sacrifice hit and accepted ele> en-
chances in the field without Attendance. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

and McKeough.
Troy sept. 2.-The Troy nine outbatted Providence
rivals to-day. The score
i FrSyldciuc;s;. ',.,.......oS J 9 Q &c
BasehitsTroy o. Providence 6. Errors-Troy s. Provi.
dchcc j. B1tt-ies-Wcch ana Calil sullivan and Ky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
flats % Lsi. unturnisheo

FIVE ELEGANT ROOMS newly
decorated IA b.OWnstOnc private NOISE
gas bath, heat. ctc. -,iJo tis.i-'Nc.
JD.AVE., 5c.j NEAl. @sTH->T:- ti1 70
sl7. elegant l-roOm Hat. tubs and lmLrnr'
nlcnts; 'rtc To September -. INKS.
GORMAN, Jsnitor.
lOlH.Sf.. 80. 1898 EASr.-Four ight,
newly decorate: tcam-hestef aldi Tim ~.
six looms and bath hall boy prico. $40
20 $40. Inquire Janitor.
iI5TH.ST.. 20 TO - EAST. bot~een jLa
and Mad! son aNcs convenient D. ~ ana
9th aves l. stat .ons .--Fle znnt -lN-room mas
decorated hari wood trim rent only so
10 s23 liberal term, 10 lIlt'e. taxing
ies.o MRS. JFWELL. 20 Enst lljth IT.
ls5 WEST SD Sf.-Corne, hnt ~. T..
corD $3- 0 rooms and bath, 10 outside
window 8 cxIosur.s; newly renovated (;
Very desirs3e large lnrd for drying
-atr@S; rsn. FREQ b. Oct. lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
poaro Uanteo.

A GERMAN LADY wants OF
rooms. partly furnished. with board, In q
strictly private flmily. private house, be-
tween 7Cth and 9th sts. west Of b.Hvc.
Please address. stating monthly price, A. II
- East 14th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

cused Of completely In the Matchmaking. 1t was saw
ut Police Headquarters that he should nav I'll.
vented such conGuct b. his surbordihates az, t The
retirement was said to have been caused Dy '''
opda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
REPORTERS NINE BEATEN AGAIN.

The Reporter and Polo GHounds teams played another
PANE ut the Polo Grounds yesterday the reporters re-
ee,,,c their usuol defeat They made gallant fight.
however and the result in doubt n the emo The
more fiery thought the umpire favored the "other
fellows" The score:
mp I. 1s,nd . o 3 "
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Polo Grounds 8. Erors-ise-
rorters 10 Polo Grounds T. Pchers-McGuey and Jones'
To-davs game between the Staten Island Athletics and
Staten Island Clickes viii be played at West Brighton
: L. instead OF Livingstone the League's schedule
calls for This is the last but championship game
the Athletics will play this season. they win IT,
means for them the Amateur League pennant.
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crosJyG PIECES or SIN FRANCTSCO STOCKS.
C,tn Real estate for Sale.

INVESTMENT.-Near Grand Central
Depot might exchange equity over -loO,'
OO1 at per cen. ). NIXON, co Bfo1d'
way.
XEAR 5TH.ANE. and 6lST-ST.-El"-
9'story extension. {. NIXON 90 q WY.
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GAMES TODAY.

2 7
Cincinnati VS.. Brooklyn. at CINCINNATI
ST. Louis VS.. phil1dclphi at ST. LOUIE.
Chicago ". Eoeton, ~ Chicago.
Cleveland We. Washington, at Cleveland
Pittsburg W. Baltimore, at P,ttsbnrg.
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for Sale.

for Sale.
MAGNIFICENT II 900 Upright piano,
sli almost new, every imprOI cment. tnree
pedals. double repeating action, silver
mounted. elegant unique case. STORAGE,
49, V'~' -Adst.
A SPECIAL SALE Of trunks bags.
leather goods below cost; few solled trunks,
bass and steamer chairs at half price. 100
Broadway. cor sth-st.. under Daniells.
Al REDUCED PE1CES.-50o second
hand wood and iron working machines f..
CHANGED. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39o Msdl-
son.st
HlOXCLE~- nlga fnadc pneumatic tres /.
p pe s SOB Il Ta'r 15 S' one NE lowest
BIRD MAMA Keeps Cansr, Birts in
good health and 'ong. while monIinac % %
RoSs re- ''' Rb rooD Co. NO. 100 " az
t rhiladclrh.a. Penn.
BIIChs, Ma ns FOR SALE.-Jorden
Rrick Co capacity $4,000 900 manu-
iacturers OF bur. Pompeiian, ornamenta. AID
tci treats arches ground AZ shortest notice.
once, North lsth.Nt. Phlladeiphla.
ESTABLISHED florist business. with
zr r1lhousn FOR salc cheap. 523 Washing
'on.st nohokrn y. J.
FOR SALE. Handsome fcsbl-
net, Office partition. llN7 feet fine lunch
counter backtar and sideboari hardwood
1888 south st.
FOR SALE.-A genuine Strad varius vio-
lr.ss Dr. WM. II. HALL. Is Fayette-st..
BinFhamfon y. Y.
SAFT.S -Large stock Of IRE and burglar
proof safes Moser make also slightly o.
nee worn safes OF different makes ao very
ow figures SAFES moy'd. exchanged and
rrp1hed. MOSLER SAFE CO., broadway
and lOth-st.
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THE RECORDS

The NewYork team finished up its Western our yester
day and started for last night. They won SIN
and lost nine games the trip which l. iary -oo'
record considering the accidents N tho pfEeN' ING
other Fstern will finish their toms to-day ana
then all will the East where double games are
arranged for Day The record 10 date IS as follows
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BROOKLYN.
CINCINNATI

Sar'ea fhreci%Se nsrvaus6n Holiday Kinsiow
Stolen be~es-McPhee @ Latham: Double nlas-ss33rr'
ccfan Ward, Brouthers GrGen Brouthers WsM Ne Ne
Pic Coiskev COrcoran and Brcuthers. FIR base on
bsIis-By Dwvier l. ~ Har, A. struck outIby Dwyef D.
pass.a hal-JSinslow l. Time-l AS. Umpre-Burns.
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UAEINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise lset 20 Moon sets 10 Am Moons as' "
HIGH WATER TO-DAY. %
AM-Sandy Hook 12G Gov Island 81 zen Ga.' as
pM-Sdrdy .ICok, 3zlGoV. Island 90 heh "'''' w.