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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
ROTH'S SUICIDE AND WILL.

sckly looking man. who had been drinking.
nired room in the Harlem Hotel. at No 2l0O
Thrd-ave.. late on Thursday night. and registered
himself as Oscar Roth. There pistol shot
In his room early yesterday morning. and he was
found unconscious and dying on the floor Of the
room. He had shot himself near the heart. Before
m ambulance could be called he dead On the
floor was greasy piece OF paper on which he had
written: please send this overcoat to Mr. Lacy,
l0e0 Third-ave.. care OF Mrs Harris" In his
pockets were two medicine bottles and 6s cents
A policeman who went 10 No. 1000 Third-ave.
found Henry Harris, who produced an alleged will
OF the dead man. II follows:
7 beoueath all my belongings 10 Harry and Katie
Harris for my board and medical treatment and
an 10 receive IS a week for spending money. they
fo take care Of me for four months. III my death
occurs within four months. my body Is 10 be ere
mated and they are to pay all expenses
The document including the signature was
,vcewritten and Of no value. Harris said that
Ro,h had been a nurse in Mt. Sinai Hospital. p9!
Tor several months had suffered from an ihcL sS
disease He had boarded with Harris ana nao 10.o
DE family that his life was insured ror si"V' A"e
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


There was 10 be public dinner for ex-Polce
curorin.endeat Campbell but he signhed his de-
s,ra "a have no further steps taken in the matter.
or1 tho idea has now been abandoned.
Tho Seidl Society's fifth concert, announced 10
take Mace at the Academy OF Music on Monday
evening. has been postponed. owing to the Illness
OF Mr. Sedl.
Acute distress IS reported among the OLD em-
,oy.s NJ the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
wbose places have been filled by non-nnion men,
yer,, few Of the old have been taken back and
r,an, ~ their families are utterly destitute.
wsldor, Fl Owen the Adelphi Academy thiei.
,oodad GUILTY. In the Court OF Sessions yesterday
% three indictments charging him win graho
,arce,v He was renamed for sentence
Harry Howard IshaTn. the millionaire through
his counsel will to-day make motion oelore
Ius,,ce Bartlett at Special Term for new ulai III
his action for divorce from his wife Juliet Caihoun
1sham.
Lawrence Nurtha, forty-two years Old VINO was
comm ned TO the County Almshouse by Justice
Watson on Thursday dropped dead IN Raymond
Street Jail yesterday. just he was about 10 De
removed to the almshouse for examination Ad-
mission had been refused TO Murtha TO 81. CAIN
| arne's Hospital three times. on the ground that
the hospital was overcrowded. and he was finally
| arrested for vagrancy.
! Charles F. Franklin. appointed special In
spector to investigate the speed OF trolleycars re-
ported twenty violations Of the law yesterday. A
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pL1STERERS JOIN The S1RIhE.
LEAVING THE NEW PRESBYTERIAN ho''H ~
FIFTH -AvE-rO RETURN TO WOlEh oN
THE HOTEL SAVOY.

,r,v,xc TINE NEW PRESBYTERIAN HOUSE On
FrFTH-AvE.-rO RETURN TO "oi'N ~"
THE HOTEL SAVOY
The number OF men In the oui'd'ns udur ",
s.r,Ls ort Of sympathy with the electrical workers
,a trcrsaeod Yesterday by the plasterers employed
hv James Thompson. the contractor The men went
ont in n body They were working on the PresDyte-
rIan House at Twenteth-st. and Fifth-aVe, anu
ON buildings at Sixty-hfth-st. and Ffth-aVe fIgh-
feminist and Flfth-ave., and 1entn-aNe" pet"ce'.
Ninety-sIxth and Ninety-seycnth SITS. Inc cause Oh
the strike was the attempt 20 compel tWeIVe oricA
LAYERS helpers to assist three non-unon pIastererS.
The general contractor OF the Presbyterian ouiid-
ing IS &. I. Willis.
II was sad yesterday that the general strike on the
Hotel Savoy at Fifty hist and Fifth-ave. would
probably be ended to-day Judge Dugro is the prin-
clpa owner and is tired of the strike. He has prom
ised the strikers said yesterday to guarantee that
ONLY union men shall be employed on the hotel ana
that they shall work only eight hours a day. The
agreement will probably be signed to-day Judge
Dugro has al. along expressed himself In faY9r OF
see why his hotel should not be completed just pc
cause a few electrical contractors refused to arbio
trate their differences with their men, ABOUT 1VV
VIII probably resume Work On the nottI, ,o,,
A. W. BiIrrtt, the master builder OF the ne"
church in Forty,eghthst. near fSn." a. n:,e n
ri a strike the structure yestei lay IL wa Sd ',
that the electrical contractors attcmpted 10 pa,
six non-unon TO work. but Mr. Burrltt ordefe'
them away . A., r,,o,,ric,I
A notice was posted yesterday in the EiecFica'
Workers headquarters. Al No g CLINTON fiace. sa{
ing that the strike was spreading. II fufther sa
that the strike would continue TO spread untll me
contractors recognized the principles OF Arbitration
The following list OF mechanics now on strike Wa
cnmniIed by one OF the labor leaders Yesterday
Brickiayers and hepers 700. electrical workers, goo
bnners -cD. steam filters and helpers. 200 marble.
helpers go Tile layers and helpers. 1905 other trades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09

Grand-st. car was reported as running al inc ra'e
OF twenty-four miles an hour
A Jury in the City Court yesterday a"a'u'' So
damages 10 William c. Banta. whose e'eNe"-!'
old son Edward was killed on May 2l NV D! val"
driver in the employ o. Matthias "roSSa''"'
Coroner Kene and a jury have rendered Ne'
dc, ,,..ln. ine BrOoKyn city halI'o'" o"'r's
responsible for killing stephen "''i' -,
"a - " y. I1tcks-et on the night OF February
% Tho verdict saws that the car was running AT
an unlawful rate Of speed, and that the iender WAS
defective and improperly adjusted
Vincent St John VERBAL, an English chen'St o"'
Of work. called at Police Headquarters yes'eru"E
and asked Acting Superinr endent MacKeliar 10 d. %
rest him for stealing a watch worth ." anu >-''
IN cash from William r. Ried. OF Dunton' L. l.
,,,i,a Of bic wife VERBAL is said 10 be iuSl-
five from Justice and an attempt was mace 10 ar
rest him at Terrc Haute. He has now fe'"Iheu 10
face the results. He was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
NIGH PRICES FOR COAL ~ BERMUDA.

TIL. islands OF Bermuda lying far out in the At
,antjc are the eastern outposts OF the Western
world II is to Hamilton, Bermuda, that In sea-
sons OF storm and tempest on the North Atlantic
many steamers put in for coal. The recent storms
on the Atlantic have made the demand FOR coal a,
Hamilton unusually great and IT has been selilng
,hsr. .s high as SIS n ton Even the British Gov
eminent has been selling coal from it's there
to merchant vessels In view Of this fact. Captain
James. of Hamilton. came up here recently and has
chartered the steamer Czar1na. which he Will load
at Newport News with coal and take TO Bermuda
He will take down 900 tons, which Will cost him
abou; 81 ton. and sc ton for transportation ! ne
steamer Welhaven is also loading with coal at Phil
adelphia for Bermuda. 1t is said that there are
several steamers in the port of Hamilton which re-
fuse to pay the high price charged for coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
CONTENTION OF THE DEA CONESSFS.

The eighth annual conference Of the Dcaconcsscs
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church was continued
yesterday at the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church. Scvcnth-ave. near Fourtcenth-st Bishop
Joyce. Of Chattanooga. presided. Among those WI"
read papers made addresses were Miss Downing.
superintendent of the Brooklyn Home, on "fh"
Work Of DcacOnesses'. Mis- Pierce superintendent
OF the Cincinnati Home. THE DedcOnesses.
Trained in Mind. Heart and Spirit: Miss Lam, Of
the New-England Home, The Spirit Of the Ideal
Deaconcss in Missionary Work. the Rev. ". ".
Brodbeck. The Future Of Deaconrss Work.. the
Rev. Dr. II. G. Weakly. Of Cincinnati The Den-
coness Among the Sick; the Rev. J. ;. Meyer of
Chicago. THE Deaconcss Among Children. tho
Rev. Carl Stoocker. Of Amsterdam. y. y THE
Deaconess and the Rescue Mission
II voted TO hold the next annual conference
Boston
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THEY HAD BORROUED THEIR fiHEhl
coIoRED BELLIES At THE ROSEBUD BALL ARE
INTERRUPTED IN THEIR GAYETN

CO1ORED BELLIES At THE ROSEBUD BALD ARE
INTERRUPTED IN THEIR GAYETY.
The Rosebud Pail. which was he'd THURSDAY n'sh'
AZ Central Hall in West Thirty-secord-st-' was q
great success All OF the swell coioreh p'"'e WIZ
there Early in the evening two or the pedeS MISS
Johanna Brown and Miss Maggie Carlo. were an
con, and their absence caused much comment
shortly after II O'Clock, However. they appeared
Miss Carlo attired in a pale PINK pr''aie w"
WAS worth g. yard. trimmed with seaiskin ana
lar. while her companion had similar gown ~
blue and in her hair stuck a gold hairp.n OF
great beauty.
They were the hes. dressed young women NJ ~
ball but every dream has is Awakening ana 81 ma
theirs when Policeman Kci,y. OF the West Thrift
eth-st. station. arrested thom.
The two coored bellies were employed al no -"
West Forty-thrd-st by Mrs Heiierie'ker VINO
keeps a boarding house. All OF tho gowns ar"
--,,rod Nrs Davis n hoardcr who owns therl. SAID
Inn, tho properly was worth 80 A. Toast. AM jus
ticp Talnior he'd both women for trial IN -" hond'
each.
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WORKMAN CHARGED WITH MAN
SLAUGHTER.

MAX SCHROEDER HELD FOR CAUSING THE DEATH
BY POISON OF MICHAEL BERG.
,,,obae, Rerr nineteen years old. OF NO 10y HAM
,,rg-ave died Yesterday morning in terrible agony
IRON, almond oil poisoning. and Max Schfoeuer
tbir,1 wears old Of No. 2a3 SagC-st is now locked
IN in the Cedar-s; police station on charge Oh
granddaughter Both Schroeder and Berg were e'"-
n3oyed in Hoch's fur factory. Seigel ana bogar, S
The almond oil which Berg swallowed was used loT
killing the odor In skunk skins
on THURSDAY afternoon. while Berg was hanging
I'm some Of the skins. Schroeder passed MIN WIN
the hottie OF oil and he did so asked Berg II
he wanted drink OF ginger ale. Berg according
TO Schroeder's statement. quickly seized the DOT
tie from his hand and took swallow or the iiqnu'
Schroeder told him what he had drank but bere
said nothing. continuing at his work An hour
later Berg went for some beer for tn" men N u!'
factory He did not complain of any eVil eHectS
from the oil and o'clock went TO MS nome an
ate his supper At $50 o'clock he was seIzen WIN
severe pains in the stomach. and DR.: n II. Srahp
OF No 81 Starrst., was called IN Despite me ea
forts OF the physician Berg died at 800 o'clock yes
terday morning. The case was reported to me fo'
lice and Schroeder was arrested. 49,, 49,.
The prisoner says the poison was taken acci
dentally Young Berg lived with his widowed
mother and was the only support OF six brotners
and sisters He had only gone TO Work IN the FAC
tory Tuesday.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK FRIDAY MARCH s. is9''
ARRIVED

PORT or NEw.YcRK FRIDAY. MARCH s, is';.
ARRIVED
Steamer ,.uoc ,Rn Thomas Liverpool February %
with md~. Maitland k"rs'' Arrived al IN" H'' "'
Steiner Paula oGcr. Kuhmann Hun February 20 IN
ballast to Gust I"ye Arll"i a, ,r,si Fehr,ar 10
and swansea - with mds" To James AH'u 20, -,
rived at Bar at IN IN and ah'h'f'u d" "''o'" ~
Steamer Allegheny Br new $50 tGn. ,n nsp L TS
Glasgow February "a In oailas !" n'n,; f''"oo' " ~
steamer sacr Ger. Christoners Br"ni"n tehtuay -
with mds. and ~; 3to s,' -, az a M
steamer Cnarlois Dutch Peters Amsterdam mr Of
20 IN ballast to c IL Randerbrock Arrived at the baF a
Steamer Northern Light r rarion flu59 rsc AR
rived the Bar at sIa GSnoa o January e Leg
Steamer ~ S Eyi February : Mcssns H. Palermo i6
Gt tar r. With and passenger to Henderson
Br9,hsT AT ART M # the a5 a Hd I' HALIFAX March
ballast NewYork and Porto Rico Ss oo; u os i"
Steamer Fsrndenc Gjr, Miburn Cardenas February p
snd u Msap aa Af Knowon WIN at the
Tav aSe : thapm.n Mcleod Bermuda March . via
n,sar ErcakMatcr $ in ballast Chapman Derrick
and WreckIns Co Arrived a, the Bar At m u,
rary ia BAHIA 20 Pernanbuco and March
with mise and passengers TO Brsk Jevons Arrived
steamer tnr r' Leona Wilder Key and Galveston with
msss na to upne News and
Norfolk. with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion 10
Steamer city Of Columbia. Jenney West Point. with
mdse and passengers 70 Old Dominion S. Co
for New York 10 r Williams. IT.
steamer II + DmOck, Pears . Boston for New-York.
lombo q. with mdse TO John w Green vessel TO Punch.
Sandy Hook March 5. $50 p m.-wind south. light
breeze dense tog
CLEARED.
Steamer Lizzie Henderson. willetts Phlladelph.aJ c
Steamer La Bretagne (Fr. Rupe. Hawe-A Forget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
TIPSY CLEPGTN1y ARRESTED.

While on post at Fourteenth-st. and Third-ave
Thursday night Policeman Murphy of the Fifth
st station noticed n respectabe-i looking man stag
porinr along Fourteenth-st. under the influence Of
iouor The clerical cut OF the mans clothes
caused the policeman to hesitate before making
arrest but finally the man became so unmanaee-
able that Murphy was compelled to do his duty
At the station house the prisoner said he was
the Rev Daniel g. Lawson. OF Worcheser y. Y.
when searched $40 and a gold watch were found on
his person Being arragned before Justice Burke.
in the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, the
minister said he had excuse, but pleaded for
mercy. He was discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

s.,oo,,,,stors' Association. Hamilton Hail. 1880
S'noo"'' AL
." s.,o,iyo Committee Of city Club p. m
roc,rre by Or. Wallace Wood University h"'''-
ing. II a. m. c,A c,o--nont
Music ride OF Brooklyn Cycle Cluo' C'er''o"'
Rink y. m. $780,. c,-der
&C., lecture by colonel a. :. Bacon cooper
Union. ?. m ,, -, Natural
Professor Bickmoros lecture Museum OF Natura'
History. 10 a. m w.. ,,.,,
for,,,re bv Or Austin Abbott. No II West FORTY
fourth-st.. II a. m "a g,
Phoenix Republican Cluo SMOKING co"''' "
ras; Eighty-sixth-st.. T. M ~
A., cxhibition in aid Of Little Mothers no SS'
Fifth-aVe -. ,oo,i,g
20 III Fulton II
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WHAT COLONEL WAXING rs DOING.

Colonel waring yesterday morning appointed Fred
Prick L. Stems superintendent Of the eighth di-
vision in place of Superintendent Brady, who re-
signed Thursday night The salary Is 800 q year
The Commissioner also dismissed twenty eight
sweepers
Clarence d. Pollock. engineer Of the Street Clean
ing Department, has submitted long report on the
work done by the present Commissioner as compared
with that Of previous administrations Notwith-
standing the extreme cold weather during and fo.-
,or,,nz .be b,r February storm the following re-
suits appear In five years lSsiS93 22l5ss loads OF
snow removed costing Sis 737 3i average cost per
inad 800 cents In five weeks and three days,
January Is 1895 TO February %. 1895. 2534S loais
Of snow removed. costing N1S'SS ~; cost per ioau'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
THE ST. LOUIS 70 re or TIE AMERICAN LIVE.

The international Navigation Company VIII put
the new Amerlcan-bullt steamer 81 Louis on 'he
American line between here and Southampton IN
June The St Paul, her sister ship VIII 20 on the
line in September Between the advent OF the 81.
Louis and St Paul several changes will be MADE IN
me running of the steamers under the management
Of the international Navigation Company.
The Southwark and the Kens!ngton. now running
between Philadelphia and Southampton. vii. be put
u, the Red Star Line between this port and Ant
vern The Waesland Rhynland and Begenland
will run from Southampton TO Philadelphia, ana the
Beriin and Chester from Antwerp to Phiiadelphia.
will go TO Antwerp after stopping at SouthaInp-
ton, but the New-York. Paris and St Louis Will turn
back from Southampton.
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FOR THE RELIEF OF THE l.. I. TRACTION
COMPANY.
A COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT EACH sTock-
HOLDER CONTRIBUTE 81 A SHARE
THE TREASURY BANKRUPT.

THE TREASURY BANKRUPT
The .necIal committee TO devise a scheme 81 re-
lief for the entangled condition OF mo Long Island
Traction Company which has been at work for
about two weeks has formulated report oh
account OF the strike and other causes. the trac-
,on company's rental due April has not been
earned and the treasury is bankrupt II the ren'aI
is not paid within sixty days after II IS due' ,h'
traction company's lease OF the Brooklyn 'ly
Railroad system lapses aud a forfeit OF AVN'V'
now in the hands OF trust companies. will follow
The committee says that about 10000 VIII ne
reou;red on April / TO meet the rental and otner
Obligations and probably 10000 more on July l.
and that the company has neither available prop
erty nor credit upon which to borrow the amounts
OF money low required. II is therefore recon-
rnended that the stockholders OF the traction com
many o, record on March Is, 1893, contribute y a
share on or before March g. TO be paid into the
People's Trust Company Of Brooklyn, the First
National Bank OF Brooklyn. or In the New orh
Guaranty and Indemnity Company OF New-York
City checks to be drawn TO the order OF H. D.
Morse chairman.
In case the 81 assessment is not sufficient, other
means will be tried. Tho members Of the COM
nt,ee saw they intend to invite the cooperation
OF the holders OF the collateral trust notes IN any
proposed plan. 1t is recommended that the 1rac-
ton Company be reorganized with much smaller
capital. and that the new reorBahi~ru COMPANY
In order to put the company on It's feet, II Is IS
the opinion Of the committee that the stocKhoIoerS
viii need 10 put up 81 in addition 70 the " 49,,
For this ultimate contribution OF s. share me
stockholders will receive > pcr cent bonds OF INC
new company. to an amount which. taken a, ~
per cent Of their par value, Will represent Inc cash
contributed. They VIII also receive In ADDITION
capital stock OF tho new corporation 70 an amount
herea eter TO be decided upon stockholders now
ontrlbuting - share receiving special consldera-
ton. c-.
The report which will be submitted to the Cen
eral Committee for adoption at meeting to-day'
IS signed BY H. j. Morse William II. Niegler. j. o.
Dittmar. Edward &. Smith, Bernard Gallagher. a.
J. Pouch and Marshall 5. briggs.
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HE NAY HAVE BEEN 4 HERO.

IDENTITY OF THE MAN WHO DIED IN THE FIRE
~ AVENUE A.
The bodv OF tho man who was burned 10 death
during the fire A, No 29s Avenue 4 Tuesday morn
ing vas Identified At the Morgue yesterday through
a ring and bunch OF keys AS that of Henry HAS'et'
OF No i01 East Eighth-st. He WAS porter IN the
General Postofiice. II Is thought that ne was Try
ing 70 help extingtsh the fire when ne perishei
Ills sister said he started out when the alarm ranG
and had not been heard from since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
THE VIEW STEAMER ALLFGHANr.

The new Atlas Line steamer Allegheny arrived at
Quarantine from Glasgow at noon yesterday. having
been anchored outside the bar account Of the
dense fog since 545 p. IN. Thursday. The new
ship is in charge Of the veteran Captain Low. late
OF the Athos, who went 10 Glasgow TO assume
command OF the new steamer. The Allegheny is
of 1850 tons register Is fitted with trip.e-ex-
pansion engines and all modern Improvements She
was built at GOvan. on the clyde. by Robert Napier
Sons. Limited and Will run between this port and
the West Indies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
THREE MTSTFRIOTS PRISONCPS

The detectives refuse information about the mys
FERROUS prisoners. Lester McKcnna. twenty years
old OF No 33S East Seventeenth-st.: Charles Smith
nineteen years old. OF No. i3G East Sxteenth-st
and Joseph Patterson. twenty years old. Of No a
Grand-st who were remanded by Police Justice
Grady in the Tombs Police Court yesterday to
Police Headquarters. II IL thought that their mr.
rest has some thing 10 do with the recent fire at
No POS Avenue A. when Ernestina Breuer. while
escaping from the burning buildinr robbed Of!
$780, which she carried In her hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE nv h''''

r,,vrtI ,yENr'E-Senator Francis b. "afre"
., wvouinr: Senator William Il. Bate OF 'e'.noS
500. ex-senator Thomas G. Power. OF Montana ''p
sn,,atives J. H. Walker. of MassachuSe'.s' any,
Frank w Nondel, of Wyoming ana "Tne'"' " -,
Nctt;cton % Minnesota. HOLLAND
'>'' ~ ,ro,o,,t ~ Colorado and John f. Andrew
- p,.,o, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McMichaeL
- phu,dclphta MURRAY HI11~-SpeaKer t'd'n
Fan Tsh METROPODE-state senators henry Dc
cogresbau and T.. u. Kiburn. PAkh Az E.> >,
President Andrew V V. Raymond OF Union 'o''es'
WINDSOR -Ex-Mayor John ~ Roche III N''''e''
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HOME NEWS.

-. y-nu,d rr,ss Local N,,rs. irhteh rprNe"' nv "
.,.,n,,,,. IN X,,r york City that are rce'r'ng INC "
., %. r.,u,d prcss has he1dq"art'r' az No
., 1nnr N,tc York Ciiy. An Information M" " ,.a,u
n, nub,,c M, nay b, 70 those heddqudrfeHd"" F
n<o b, dj,r,buf,d 10 all N, Tn,rd Press n'"'P'P
ei,y and 10 tie Cni'cd Press Jo' ""e"''''''
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rr.Bs FOR THE SAFETY or THE FLAXNAy

some anxiety Is beginning 20 be felt for the Lam
port & Holt steamer FlaXmln. which sailed from
<, Lucia for this port February - The last
time the Flaxman was sighted she was on "uadd-
loune with her engines disabled. Tho steamer
t1,..,,,,s which arrived here yesterday from St
ruci, sov nothing II the Flayman and IL Is sup
,'SsaJ maj she has put into some port in the WIND
ward Islands for repairs. ana that the port hai Il"
c,ble communication.
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MATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
snnrs. 81 sun,e, 600 Moon sets m '.' Moons age /
HIGH WATER TO DAY
, =, e,,Ay Hook b,5C;ov. Island 6O7 Hell Gate SO.
= A. s.ndy Hook Ola Gov. Island 6i- Hen cats 800