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GOOSE WAR At BATONNE.
Veteran Dnvitt snys the s'wedes Can Mover
Down Old Fourth Artillerymnn.

Veteran Dnvftt s5nys the Swedes Can Never
Down Old Fourth Artillcryn,nn
Patrick Davitt. q sturdy old Irisman. who
went to tho war with the Fourth New York Ar
tillery. is now drawing veterans pension.
and, being too old to work hard. spends his
summer days tending three goats and a aoek
OF geese at cottage at point in Bayonne.
N. j.. which enjoys the metropolitan desiRna-
ton OF Avenue d and West Twentieth st,eet
His wife, buYom old lady. who has for a pet q
terrier Of such ferocity Of temper that he has to
DO kept chained up to prevent him from chew.
Ing up everything within reach. busies h ers self
milking tho goats to keep tho family dairy
supplied.
Christian Olsen. q Swede, next-door neigh
Dor. also keeps geese 1t happens that the
gosse in both cases are OF what Is known as
the gray and white mixture. and hard to tell
apart Veteran Davitt SO he says, lost one OF
his geese not many days ago. and charged
it. Out Of this Incident has grown an inter-
even more popular attention In Centreville
Bayonne. than ne native mosquitoes. and that
On Monday the dispute developed into open
Gran Deyitt tried at ono and tho same time to
tho goose that is the innocent cause Of the
trouble. MI. Olsen. who is somewhat hnnd!-
capped by the TACT thot ne mas naQ pneum Onia,
rushed 10 the rescue. and the residents Of
Centrevllle were treated to the liyeliest scrap
in IT'S annals Veteran Davitt shifted tho lierco
delight Of battle. and pitched IN with all the
ardor Of an artillery fighter. Both mon fell
into q hole In field as they tussled. but
s ass kept wien he R Ga 6e as
had bleeding feet. and Olsen was picked up
with what Veteran, Davitt described as "a
The internatl onal. MISUNDERSTANDING WAS
later on transferred to Justice, Connolly's
OF the legal profession were there to see that
each side OF the dispute WAS fully laid before
controversy was remarkable Tor its wealth Of
language. and was ornamented with win
some smile She insisted that her husband
owned tho goose. and that Veteran Davitt's
three goats which had had nothing to do with
three hours. Lawyer Robinson offered In
evidence Mr.. Osens conspicuous black eye
as prlma face proof OF his clients innocence.
Justice Connolly scratched his head and
Mr. olsen is inno"cnt and Veteran Davitt Is
Considerable applause greeted this decision.
and each client paid the lawyer 81.
Veteran pavitt sat yesterday afternoon with
rays lent additional uslrc to his rod shirt. and
said succinctly:
The swed@s can Dcvcr down Davitt OF tho
old Fourth Artillery"
Mrs. Olsen smiled again when che heard tho
Daytt defiance.
:" II my husband wasn't iust recovering from
tho battle would have ended differ
emily. but It's all adjusted any way. and hopo
tho thing s,cntcd"
Thon sho went out 70 feed her geese In neat
garden patch. and II Jersey COW. with crum-
pied horn. ran It's nose atfeotionately against
her broad back.
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GEORGE HAN1iET.
POT East 1O3d street on Wednesday evening
and succeeded In stealing q silver dollar from
the till. Then he went next door to Wiegand's
proprietor's face when Berckofer. who had in
tho m can time discovered his loss. came run
ming In and got the tip OF his ear shot of. In
the pursuit Of the young desperate that fol-
lowed. twelye-year-o George stevenson OF
We sho tho
fugitive was captured and disnrmed by n
rucky coal trimmer. Stevenson was hit IN
the head, and bullet passed through Weink-
Wcinkier carried his wounded arm in sling
Hsneyy fe
and S the s wound IS not ' copsid"rcl danssroas
and n.so BlHe hei IN sso6 ba
for examination on Saturday. Young Stevenson
e viii as hS
tors In tho Presbyterian Hospital think. Police
man Jose made an AFFIDAVIT accusing Hanley of
1 9, the prisoners history tho police knGT
talks In dull ram bling fashion that eads one
says SS he a: SON ne 81 We sniey %sshlnss
NorR Chana A. He Describes hmss f0 as one
Q, eleven children and sa{s he lived With his
arrested once on suspicion Of picking pool eta.
He had s25 two weeks ago and concluded to
despite the fact that the railroads got mono OF
his money. and he arrived in New York on
Saturday last with S12 in his poc kets.
houses. but claims to be unable to tell where.
He says he came here to got work. In exnlana-
tion Of his conduct here he, says simply that
he was drunk and did not know what he was
doing: but Policeman jose SAYS the lad was
perfectly sober whom he arrested him, He
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HILIsBoRo. Ill. June 17.-In tho township OF
Lowe, Moultrle county. o few miles east OF
here. there reside class Of people who. while
they do not in the usual transaction of business
differ from other people. ip many respects are
so different from the run OF the human family
that they attract much attention. more partic-
ulaAFly froT those who d. net SEE them daily
women and children, and from one Of their
number, David Mast 1t Is learned that this iB
tho only body OF this class Of people-Omish
Mennonltes-in this State. The number In this
settlement was formerly small and originally
came from Pennsylvania. They are Of German
descent. and among themselves talk sort OF
German dialect or Pennsylvania Dutch.
The Omish Mennonite has for more than q
century been q fixture In Pennsylvania, but
there he has not 80 closely. remained true othe
estab lished customs of his sect as have the
members Of tho Illinois colony. The latter. the
entire $50 OF them wear nothing In the shape
Of outer clothing that is pot IN color black, In
Guiding among the men broad: brimmed black
bats, and among the women plain black calico
all American born. have two churches In the
community. and educate their children IN the
public schools Of the village OF Arthur and the
township in which they live. The settlement is
kept FREQ from intrusion OF blood other than
that Of the forefathers because no member Of
any family is permitted to unite In marriage
with any one outside the church to which all
belong.
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FAMED IN TIE PRISONERS BOX
Mrp. Korn Pleads Not Guilty OF Murder and
Attempted Suicide.

The Grand Jury found an Indictment for
murder in the first degree and an ind!ctme emit
for attempting suicide. against Mrs. Fanny
Korn. lately OF 10l West sixty eighth street.
Mira Korn. who Is the wife Of well-to-d 10
business man. administered poison to her two
children. Florence and Frank. aged respective
Iy and z years. on May s. Then she took
poison and shot herself In the left breast. She
and her son. Frank. recovered. but Florence
died.
Tho bullet has pot boon removed from Mrs
Korn's broast, and she Is still sick and weak
but tho deputy Sheriff who took her Yesterday
two Indictments against her. required her to
walk. In cGnssqusnce she tainted IN The pris-
recovered she was taken to tho bar and her
counsel, William Travers Jerome, pleaded not
guilty On the ground Of insanity ny asked
take her back to tho Tombs on u horse car, and
Judge CowlnH made the direction.
A Jury will be impanclled next week to pass
upon MrA korn's mental condition.
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TIE MARRIAGE DECLARED OFF.
Mr.. Thomas Muivnn-y OF New York Is
Named AS the Iutendod bridegroom.

Mr.. Thomas MuiVnnry OF New York Is
Named AS the Iutcndcd bridegroom.
SCRANTON. Pa. Juno 22.-The marriage OF
Elizabeth. daughter Of James Reilly OF Pleas
ant Mount, Wayne county. to Mr. Thomas
Mulvaney OF Now York city. which was to have
taken place yesterday. has been indefinitely
postponed No reason was assigned for tho
postponoment. hut rumors are aioat that are
not complimentary TO the intended BRIDE
groom.
IONS OF Wayne county. and is the proprietor OF
hotel al wlr,h many peoIle have .srent va
cations. Last suinmsr Mulraney, stopped at
reprtsenied .thatdf, was worth $4,000. He
pstonished the lives by importing. four
styles. lie was evidently smitten ny tho
charms Of EliSabe.n and before the summer
was lavish with his presentsto his betrothed
Great preparations we're made Tor the we'd.
ding. and the 300 invited guests were sur
prised to receive notice that 1t had been de-
clnfel of
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MRS cLErnrAxD Ar oRAx eAsEEs
TIE Party All Wen .na elsa 20 Get D.pns
ts Burrard's BAY.


BuzzARD's BAY. June 22-Mrs. Cleveland.
Baby Ruth. and nurse arrived on Commodore
Benedicts steam yacht Oneida at 11:20 this
morning. The arrival has been anxiously
awaited. and the friends and neiehbors ex-
tended to them hearty Welcome The yacht
was due to arrive at o'clock. and despite the
rain. which has been falling In torrents. Q
large number Of friends and neishbors were
on the wharf to greet the party. The yacht
anchored short distance from the beautiful
home OF the President and with the rain still
falling. the party were assisted into the steam
launch and landed at Gray Gables.
Baby Ruth was the 6rstto DO assisted ashore
and was carried into tho house She was ale
most INN ediately at play with toys she had
whom Inst here. Sho did not look 80 robust 40
when she left Gray Gables, Mrs. Cleveland
appeared In excellent health. md expressed
great pleasure at being back at Gray Gables,
Commodore enedict came over to Buzsard'g
Bay and sent word to Pros emit Cleveland that
the party had arrived safely The Commod
said tho party enjoyed the "trip. Commodore
Benedict's daughter Louise accompanied
Mrs. Cleveland, She returned on the yacht
which left for New York at O'Clock.
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Funeral OF Marshal do Oiive,ra.

Funeral services over the body Of Marshal
simeao dc Oliyelra President Of the Brazilian
Com mission to tho Columbian Exposition. will
be held at tho Hotel Savoy this morning at 0
O'Clock. Only the family and immediate friends
ernment will be represented by Minister Men
donca at q oelebrati on Of high requiem mass at
Seerstsry OF State Gresham has offered a
military escort from the hotel to the cathedral,
which offer has been, accepted. Gov.
Flower. Mayor Gilroy. Major Gen. Howard.
and other municipal, State. and national
officials have been invited 10 be present. The
body will be taken on board the French line
steamship La Touraino this afternoon and
conveyed by the way Of France to BRAZIL
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LIGHTS OUT AT COMFY ISLAND.
Something Wrong with tho Gas Works
Again. and sporting Men Left In the Dark.

Something Wrong with tho Gas Works
Again. md sporting Men Left In the Dark.
Something happened to the machinery at
the Coney Island gas works about IN o'clock
last night and tho supply was suddenly shut
of. throwing large portion OF the West End
into darkness
The piazsas and parlors Of Doyle's Prospect
Hotel and Stubenboards Hotel wore crowded
fights at the Coney Island Athletic CLUB. when
the lights suddenly went out There was
s9ms, excitement at FRET as svssyfhinG In tho
Culyers DEPOT Fetman's place, tho Sea Beach
Palace. and Cohen's Albemarle Hotel have
their own plants and were not affected by the
break down In the gas works.
The exact nature Of the accident ia not known.
Two Weeks tfS the sane fhlpg 9ecHrEe1 Us
the next two or three nights
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Not Wanted.


"a sad story is told1 Of poor married couple
hrowka, in Upper Si!es.a. About two Years ago
they received an order to quit the territory. but
On arriving at tho Russian frontier they wero
official, THE woman Is blind, and lussa is lot
IN want OF such cripples" The couple returned
to Great Dombrowka, but lately received an
were sti!l obdurate. and, sick at heart, without
work Or Or home tho husband grew Desperate,
So, tho stream which separutes Rnfsla from
Germany. he, caught HIS blind vito UP and
threw her into, the river. he then went to a
tree and hanged himself
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Is Mia Rehan TO he n Stnri

Rumors are current In uptown theatrical
circles concerning Ada Rehan's plans whom
she returns from London a year hence. The
starring bee Is said to be buzzing in her bon
net. and It is assorted upon pretty good au-
thorlty that she is already preparing for a
tour OF America at the head Of a company OF
her own. 1t 10 believed that Miss Rehan has
determines to try her fortune in the chief
cities Of this country. and that Mr.. Daly has
stipulated that her engagements H. New York
and Londo shall be played In his houses; A
good part OF her supporting company will he
com posed OF people at present In Mr.. Dnly's
employ Adelaide Prince OF Mr., Days forces
has cancelled her contemplated trip to Lon
don. and will remain here to Join L; Horny
Fronch's company at the American Theatre
next autumn.
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a Log j sm Two Miles Long.
IRON he L1lffs'on .Sata 10y JaIrnal.

SCION. Me-. Juno l7.-Jhere Ia q bad Jam
juAt above Carrstunk FALLS which makes
great scarcity OF logs down river. The lam Ia
million OF logs. The directors OF the Log
Drying association were IA ssssion at sSon
matters along. Ali the driving crews. both
above and below, hayo been taken off and SGT
at work on IT.. over POO men are now mploy-
. grand break all along the line can reason
ably 10 expected within twenty-tour hours
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twas learned yesterday that new attompt
20 settle the troubles Of tho Smith Infrmary at
New Brighton. Staten Island. had failed. On
Tuesday evening the trustees decided to rein.
state three members OF the medical stan. who
resigned year ago because the trustees re-.
fused to remove the matron. The physicians
however, held that tho action Of the trustees
%aS an insult, as II did not include their two
colleagues who resigned with them. WV
nd Is SAD that the trustees were moved to act
r. r. 'moy az by the fact that the dispute between
c1un, ana the physicians has had an effect upon
contributions for tho support Of the institution.
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-vieAssurx" Ready Tor Production.

The rehearsal last night OF the BtorminR
OF Vieksburg" In Pains outdoor theatre at
Manhattan Beach went OF as smoothly as
possible Tho spectacle is one OF the most
elaborate yet attempted by the Pains. In tho
introduct9ry portion OF the spectacle chorus
revive tho old-time negro melodies OF thirty
years ago, Tho singing OF these darkies at
tho fehearsAl last night was 90 good that 1t
paft IN the military portion Of the Rpeetaele.
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Hush Do wife Duer Besomes Edward Rush
DueP.

Judge Bischofr OF the Court Of Common
Pleas has authorized Rush De Witt Duer. who
is the nineteen year old son OF the late George
Rush Dyer, and who residss with his mother.
street to assume the name OF Edward Rush
Duer. His object in making tho change Is to
given names OF his father ana uncle He has
also good reason to believe that his interests
will De substantially promoted, his uncle hay
made.
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DIED.

COsGROvE.-on Thursday. June n. Eugene Cos
grove beloved Of Patrick and Margaret cosgrove
Of 300 West 1l9th St
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
requested TO attend his funeral from late residence
on Saturday. June ~. At $3.50 An.
GRAHAM.-On Wednesday. June II. Charles
Graham. senior member Of tho firm Of Charles
Graham 4 Son in the s2d year Of his aga
Funeral services ct tho Graham Hotel Goth Ut. snl
Madison av. on Friday evening at O'Clock. Intsr.
ment at Greenwood Cemetery Saturday merninR at
10 O'Clock. London and Scotch papers please copy.
HARDIEG.-on June "a. Ms. Cslestine Harding.
Funeral services from her late residence. 2le Thomp
son st., at 8 p. n. Friday, June 20.
LEAH f.-on Wednesday. June II. Elizabeth Leahy.
beloved wife OF VIM. Leahy. aged eo years from
county Kiloarry. parish OF Muchlee.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to At
tend tho funeral from her late residence, East
Broadway. Flatbush /. l.. on Saturday. June ~.
1893. at $3.50 A. NJ: thence TO the Church OF the
Holy Cross. where = solemn high mass Of requiem
will be offered for the repose OF her soul.
MALONEY.-onJ June n. 1893 cathArtne haioney.
Funeral from the resdehce OF her soDin-Aw. Thomas
TrseL 33 Kutgers st.. on Sunday. tho 2oth tnst a.
ppm
MoAULIFFE.-On Wednesday evening Juno ~.
John j. McAuliTo. at tho residence OF his brother
Daniel 1871 Bridge st. Brooklyn.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to A.
tend on Saturday, June "a at 2;9oP.M.
SCIIA AD-On Wednesday evening. June 81, Nat
to- son OF Matthew and Kate sehaad. aged
months and 10 days
Funeral Friday morning. June "a. at 10 80 A. n,
from lis late residence. 100 Kent a.. Brooklyn. D.
SuERIDAE.-On Thursday. June a. Charles shsz.
idan. native Of Nj. NuEent. county Cavan Ireland.
and brother.in-law Of tho late Matthew Smith, at
his residence. 10 Borden avenue. Long Island City.
aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 a.
tend tho funeral from bis late residence. Sun
day. June rs. at7rM Interment In Calvary Cam
etery
SIOAT.-on Wednesday morning. June II. 1904 1t
her late residence. Montrose. N Y. Angslins sieaA
wife Of Philetus R. sloat. In the 9th year Of hss
Funeral, services At the Reformed Dutch Church.
Nontrose. n. Y. Sunday. June 10. Ata p. n Rslar
Gves and friends are invited.
VOOHMEEs.-At Bath Beach. L. i. June 10. 1eoa.
John !. voorhseh aged % yearh
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 %.
tend the funeral on Friday. June 2o. 1898. NJ p.
H.. from his late residence. Cropsey av, Bath
Beach Intsrment in Greenwood. At convsnisnes
of family. Please omit flowers.
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EULAL1A REzunNs Phon NEWPORT
The Royal Party WIN fall Tomorrow on
the French Steamship for uavrr


the French Steamship for unvrr.
The Inianta Euaia and her rarty returned
to New York from Newport at 6 o'clock yester-
day morning on board the yacht susaue-
hanna. which tod UP at the foot OF East
Twenty sixth street At 10 o'clock she wont
to her temporary homo. at Mr.. Juan dc Ce-
balloss house ut Madison avenue and Sixty
second street. Then she went shopping and
In the afternoon she and the Marchloness
Arco- Iiermosa drove out.
In the mi can time Prince Antonio i'm pressed
by the electric revolving fans he has seen,
went down town and bought some to take to
Spain. The royal party VIII sail to- morrow on
La Touraine.
The Duke OF yeragua left the Hotol Waldorf
at ~ O'Clock yesterday morning and caught
special train on the Pennsylvanis Railroad ut
IL O'clock, on which he went to Philadelphia.
George W. Childs 10 to entertain tho Duke,
who will return to the Waldorf Tomorrow.
lie sails on July !.
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REDDISG. Cal, June IL. Mrs Ksmene.
whose husband Is ono OF the owners OF tho
Hidden Treasure mine noar IroR Mountain.
was returning to tho mine from ReddinR one
to be three dogs playing In the rosd; These
supposed dog. were lion cubs, She had
from the brush and planted two paws on the
buggy. She was badly frightened, but hit the
animal on the head with the butt OF her whip:
and the lioness lost her hold and fell In tho
roat. She whipped M and escaped. although
the lioness followed short distance.
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A brooklyn Detee,iv. Reseues q DrownI
Man.

Ernest Smith. aged 20. OF 400 Atlantic av-
enue. while bathing near the float at tho foot
OF Fitty-e!ghth street. Brooklyn. on Wednes-
day night. got into deep water. lie could not
swlm. apt was rapidly drowning when De-
tectlve Sergeant Ryan OF the Central Office.
who was at the dock. hoard his cries and,
Ryan succeeded in bringing Smith ashore,
and was complimented yesterday by Superin,
tendont Campbell for his bravery
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The American record for long runs OF plays
was broken last night ut the Madison Square
Theatre by "A Trip to Chinatown" which cele-
brated It's G04th performance. Tho house was
crowded and souvenirs were presented to every
woman visitor. The souvenir consisted OF
bronze statue, ten or twelve INCHES In height, OF
Bessie Clayton In u graceful dancing posture,
author OF the farce made u speech Of thanks. In
response to a hearty call from the audience.
Conor and Lloyd Wilson, ~ the respeStly9
roles Of Helland Strong and hosleioh Gap held
parts Throughout the run without q break.
Prior to last nights performance at the Madi-
son Square. "Adonis" held the record OF long
the BIlou to Its credit.
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Capt 8. Spencer Smith OF tho British army.
who has been arrested three times during tho
last week for intoxicaton and three times
hypnotized by Sergeant Shsehan In the West
Thirtieth street police station. was prisoner
before Justice No0rhis In tho Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday morning. lie had
20 leave his ring AS security Tor tho So Justice
Voorhls fined him.
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ss Germanic, from Queenstown for New York.
o. OLDHAM, from Rotterdam for New York.
g. Aohican. from Swansea for New York.
s. Delaware from 0reenock for New York.
81 Ludgate HILL from London for Now YORK.
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e wielAnd, from New York, at Hamburg.
e. Chester, from Now York. at Eieuwe WaterweG.
g. Letimbfo. from New York, at Henoa.
g. Orsino. from New York. At Rotterdam
% Draco. from New York, at Hull
81 Mohawk, from Now York. at London
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Death of Ono oriLs Roolb,ndsry Employees,

Hannah Van ordcn of 1926 West Eleventh
street one Of the victims OF Wednesdays fire
ES Sn,%rge Aexanders, hook bindery at 100 West
aai'sHteenth street died in the New York Hoss
S''AI ~ ia O'Clock yesterday morning.
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woodnian-CRllus.

DASvERs. Mass. June 22-Miss Phnbo
Woodman. the tavorite niece OF tho Poet Whit
tier. was married this morning to /. II. Caliga.
tho artist Miss Woodman was the subject OF
Whittiers Little He'd Riding Hood"
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s.Johu. Guild Ready GorI,. summ.r WORK

Ihs needed repairs on the Floating Hospital
ei etJohns Guild have been made. and the
paFse Is readyto make six trips a week. A
Hospital; Contributions may be sent 10 w. T.
kn inohg treasurer. either Ut the Guilds office
Ssnt ll W ayenue or at the Central National
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MARINE INTEIDIGENoR.
nnLfuRH ALrASAo-fufs blx.
Sun rises. <29I Sun SETS. Sal Moon sets N %
RieH wArrR-rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. o IS Gov Island 60 Hell aate.. o -


Arrived-THuRspAT. June an
Re Alier. ChristoTers. Southampton
IS Pontiac, owen. Gibraltar.
So Bnervie. kuhlnann. Stettin.
es Stcinhntt. Bash, Hamburg,
rs Gothia, Reessinr. Rio Jhneiro
IS Old Dominion, Couch. Norfolk
Es Alph Byers. Grenada,
s. Ell Rio. Quick, Now orleanh
s. Seminole. Robinson, Charleston.
6s ". p. Dimock. Coleman. Boston.
Ship City OF Montreal Greene. Savannah.
Bark Tiilig. Harding. st. Mary'a
Bark Retriever. Cove. Barbadoes.
Ifor later arrivals soc First yagal
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Not to Bs DiscipiiH~d for Arrestius tho VI.
King Men

Police Commissioner Hayden OF Brooklyn
mas announced that he will nelther dismiss
nor discipline any OF the policemen who par-
III h " the arrest Of Capt. Andersen and
ended so far as he Is concerned He regrets.
however. that the affair occurred.
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SIGHTED.

So Augusta Victoria from New York for Hamburg. o.
scilly
Of wight
Sc olympia from Mediterranean ports for New Yerk.
phaped the Lizard.
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2nstnfss Nrtifes.

Comfort and Beauty,-straw hats for gentlemen,
ali styles all widths of brim coo 76c. 900 81 el<o
40. Hat guards free. AcCann's. 2lo Bowery. Money
saved.
Mrs. WinaI0yvss Soothing Syrup f0r Chill
dren tcething softons the guma reducss In hamm aou
alIays palm Cures WIND collie. diarrhaa 25o. bottle