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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Leonard G. Neiss. the restaurant keeper OF NO
315 Canal-st.. New-York. was found guilty III the
Gates-ave court yesterday OF inducing Blanche Mar
tin of No $50 Macon-st., to leave her home he
was held for the Grand Jury In $1,000 ball Miss
Martin disappeared from her home on Monday last
and has not been since that time.
Hiram Norris twenty years old. Of No. 1,23l Bed
ford-ave shot himself in the left breast yesterday
afternoon He has been a sufferer from spinal
trouble since he three years old. He was taken
to St Johns Hospital and will probably de- the
doctors say.
The Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company has de-
cided to extend It's Fatbush route to Bergen Beach,
a distance Of a mile and half The new route Is
through Island-ave. to Avenue L; thence down Ave-
nue. L TO East Seventy-sixth-st. and through that
stree, to the water front The Bergen Beach Land
Company has given to the railroad company piece
of land large enough to accommodate a house which
will hold fifty
Spencer c. Cranes illustrated lecture on Northern
Europe will be given In Memorial Hall. F!atbush-
ave. and Schermerhorn-st., this evening. In aid OF
the BROOKLYN Nursery and Infants Hospital.
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NEWARK.

James Sullivan and Henry Sutton were committed
M iai for the Grand Jury yesterday on charges Vi
highway robbery. On Tuesday evening ias' 'oiln
Craven forty years old living at No 2SZ Gottharu-
st.. was approached from behind in front OF NO.
oaa Market-st by two rough-looking men, VINO
l<rocked him down and tried 10 rob him or MS
watch and chain Craven resisted. and woman
named Mrs Jennie Van Doren. OF NO W Market
ST.. who witnessed the assault. came 10 craven
ad and fought with such vg9r thai me tbss
enter LIQUOR shop and then Informed Two po1S,e-
men, whom he accompanied into the p Mr Van
Ooren completed the Identification - 49, A.,
Investigation in the street department na checks
Sor small amounts from the treasury by means OF
dummies Thomas Garrgan lap DO tbs edta Hail
and draw checks for himself one for Si ana an,
Tiner lSr 70 was taken from him by Andy Gray
an empoye of the Street Department, IN the Clty
1ansr oneS credited to deren FOR work
on streets and sewers and they nave never oet b
called for Many and Of some mem aTe
by aborers who worked under the cd Democrauc
,5s4 MnS Names MnTa payday "'
Mrs ida F. Crow who originally owned the tract
the 1 site Of dsenfecting station by the city said
yesterday that al she got for the pIopeft D VA
Schegel George W. Tichenor. a real estate agent
who secured the property ana Ine oeT5 10 re nrid
shnws that the property was conveyed to Tchenor
on August 30 1894 On the same dav John b.
SfcSaeos $50 as 81. an option of $1,000 on the property
The sale the city followed soon aiterwara' II o II
son having a knowedge of the purpose OF the city
10 buy the tract which could have been obtained Tor
The state Agricultural Society held its quarterly
meeting yesterday in The B3ard Of bfA sc o2 Fn
az Waverly amounted to 1880 and the expenditure
$4,000 The balance Mt1 the a 1,ahs o per
cent was declared.
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NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

On August TO- 1894. two trolley-cars OF 'ne Oon.
sol,dated Traction Company's Bayonne me ~e'e -
collision in Jersey City. One had stopped IN ocean"
ave to set down some passengers. ana 'he o'.''''
~hioh was going at high rate or Speed ran nv
~ All the passengers were shaken up pu' o',''
ana was seriously injured. She was MISS MARY H.
Papp Of No is West Fifty second-st ba S yoi ih
She Was thrown to the floor and her spine anu i
ca7 treatment, and it is said that she Il p er
nently disabled Her parents sueo the nong he
FOR 900 900 The suit occupied SIX DAYS. A n,as
exhibits introduced by the medical "l.ess naicbed
niatform scale on which Miss Page was Meis 49,
sbowing that she weighed eight pouhos, ie S1etnn
nv means Of which the physicians sn No not az
Miss page was hurt. The company uIu I,o no hit
tempt to dispute the facts as to the aco Pare W.
confined its efforts showing that MISS fdse AZ, har
not so badly injured as represenr.SSI' ;,r rded
disability was not permanent Inc jury
damages In s12. 900 to Miss Page. ~ r,.h 6,
Herbert Holbreth. of No 100 Mest 81 nioht
New-York visited Jersey City on luesua. ~, i'e fa1
into the Morris Canal He was rescued Dy ,anns Of
~ the ''Warren-st gang. VINO. on Ple'e ,r;0nsd
driving his clothes. took him TO a siaoe; ift Him
him wrapped him in horse blanket anu rIi ght
nearly frozen He dressed in an olu sun I'm ,u
sent home Yesterday the police aIlSs tgo,hTeth
MoNanus one Of the gang VINO roDoeu inoi rn rnt
He had the victims knife. but the clothes "eie "o
recovered. McManus was heid l3r una a. tho North
Hudson Railroad and the other to the Consonua'eeu
traction Company. tried to run on , s~i'0T rbe ~
Pavona-ave yesterday, al me saine ,,ii WEDDINGS
came together sideways. and Miss Mary S1ioH Wnrh
~ No POO Hopkrs-ave.. who was in the NOfi IN
Tudson car was thrown to the floor ana seriously
bruised about the face and head Sne was se"'
home The cars only slightly damaged
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

rverythng IL In readiness for the hremeh pa
rade which is to take place this forenoon. Inc
parade will start at II o'clock from Ge'y oqu".e
and pass down Main-st. to Bpena NistaaVe'' ~
Herrtott st. to Riyerdae-ave.. to Prospee's'' "
South broadway to New Main-st. TO hehenee'
TO Waveriy-st.. to Nepperhan-ave TO Asrou, .o'
ave. to North Broadway to Irving fiace. 10 wa"
burton-aye to Union Place. to Woodwortn-aNes 10
Wes-ave.. to Warburton-ave to N Ssh, rH ha We
and Getty SQUARE. Chief Engineer siam WI, MI,
command Of the first division; First Assis.an. vi
cahey the second. and Second Assistant hea'"' '"o
third. -, .o,,, school ves-
tarday he found his grandmother Mrs Stepnaen o.
Peene dead on the dining room floor AT her no,ne'
No 81 Woodworth-ave. DR. Warren. VINO was S Sn,
moned, said the woman had been deao az 'e and
an hour. She in her sNty-eighth year an"
Vas an aunt Of Mayor John G. Peene. ., ,os,
The colored Republican Club held mems ar On
night at Towsend Hall. The meeting Was an ,o n
thusiastic one and addresses were maue NY 'o'
Republican candidates. 49,, ,., dovs for
Tomorrow and Saturday are the last uays , .o
registration in this city. The RepupNcan - o.
Committee and the several ward assocatone az
taking steps to have those Republicans VINO NAVE
not done so to register one OF those Gays. .,or
The annual entertainment OF the Leo r>s7o'
viii be given this evening In Music han - c,,o.r
The medical profession, at the request ~ a. Tho
intendent Corton, met wednesday hisn. . ~ a
ONCE OF the Board of Education ana soSooi
Milan for the inspection of the schoois anu r,ith
children A committee was appointed 10 a'' VIZ"
the Board in formulating a plan.
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General Sessions yesterday and remanded until FIJI
day for sentence.
Moses and william Schlessenser. printers al NO.
ia Centre-st were arrested yesterday and admitted
TO a. 800 bail each by Judge Allison In General Ses
sions They were indicted for forgery In the hrst
degree for having printed at the order OF Clarence
Barnett number OF bogus tickets Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad
The Governing Committee OF the Stock Exchange
Yesterday listed $4,000 OF the Chicago Gas Sc
curities The REORGANIZATION Committee announced
that II had secured the control Of $l500o.o0 OF the
s2 100000 Of certificates OF the Fidelity Trust Com
pany.
concert is to be given at Cornell Memorial Meth
odist Episcopal Church. In East Seventy-sixth-st
this evening The programme will include Levy the
cornetst; Mrs. Anna Mooney Burch OF Dr. Burreis
church. solost; the Aeoian Quartet. Randolph Gar
diniere tenor, and Robert ID. Elder.
About three hundred men we're examined at Po-
lice Headquarters last night for the position OF bal
lot clerk at the coming election. The examination
took place under the auspices OF the Bureau OF Elec
tions in the trial room In the Headquarters Build
Ing.
The steamship China has arrived at San Fran
cisco with malls OF the following dates: Shanghai.
Hong Kong September IS; Yokohama. September p;
Honolulu October T. The Hawaiian mall is due to
arrive Saturday morning. and the balance on SUM-
day morning Malls for China and Japan will close
AT the General Postoffice October 20 at $50 p.
and for Hawaii November at $50 p. m.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Rev John T. Wilds appeared before the Ex-
else Board yesterday to protest against the renewal
of the license OF Ernst Steiners saloon at No. li3
Broome-st The Rev. Mr.. Wilds is pastor OF the
Seventh Presbyterian Church at No. 1874 Broome-st
He said that the saloon too near the church,
and that beer frequently sold in cans to minors
and that the Sunday law was frequently violated
However" said Mr.. Wilds, if the saloon is TO con-
tlnue at all would rather have Mr.. Steiner remain
there than any one else" The Board reserved de-
cision.
A. Crowel, Editor OF The Publishers Weekly"
VIII tomorrow night address the Booksellers League
In Hartman Hall Historical Notes on Book
binding"
The Rev DR.. Madison c. Peters Of the Bloom
inglale Church Boulevard and West Sxty-eighth
st. has recovered from his recent severe sickness
caused by ivy poisoning. He will preach at both
services next Sunday
The stockholders of the New-York and Brooklyn
Ferry Company held their annual meeting yester-
day at the companys office. No. loi Front-st. and
reelected the old Board Of Directors as follows:
Joseph j O'Donohue, George Law. John Englis. Sey-
mour L. Hustled jr. Jacob Hays, John g. Jenkins.
William Ravesteyn. James Afeck, Joseph j. " DOM
ohue jr., and James o. Poillon.
The Pilot Board held a brief meeting yesterday. at
which j. Foster Higgins was reelected president OF
the Board.
Assistant District Attorney Battle sent to Gov
ernor Morton at Albany yesterday extradition pa
pers in the OF Horace ]. HOFFMAN Tor the Gov
ernors signature Hoffman arrested at chicago
last Friday. He indicted here for perjury In
connection with the awarding OF $4,000 contract to
furnish supplies to the Criminal Courts Build
ing.
Max Hirsch. the young who was brought
here from Allentown, PENN on a complaint OF SWIM
ding Sherwood & Co.. the Maiden Lane jewellers.
and other firms was convicted Of grand larceny In
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Observation-Disclosures f. NJ. Hall OF Montreal
Maryland, and Samuel P Colt, Of Rhode Island
EMPlRE-Edward p Eastwck. Of NeW-OrIsan,s
EyERETTrThe. Rey F. H. Porter rsnu OF Newport %at
Of Alabama and j. S c. Blackburn. jr., Of Ken
lucky. GILsEY-General George s. Batcheller Of
Morton's staff. and ex-Congressman s. J. Scher-
merhorn. Of SCHENECTADY H0FFMAtHSo01AssAisItan
Adophus Busch. of St. Louis. and Eugene Tomp-
kns. of st. Louis. PARK ANENUE-Goi9ne NJ
NJ Blunt. United States Army. and j. Newton
Fiero of Albany WALDORF-Frederick II. Win
ston. Of Chicago; Samuel R Honey OF N NV
baltimore WINDSOR-George II. Tden. OF New
Lebanon n. Y; Pierrepont Edwards and Abner
inieX
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TENANTS SCARED BY A MYSTERIOUS
ITALIAN

Mrs. Elizabeth Jayne, OF No. 60 South Fourth-st''
six weeks ago rented the basement OF the mouse NO
lS7 Wythe-ave. to young man and woman Tor !"
q month The property belongs to her brother.
Alexander Gourley. The man. who VA an Italian
paid the first months rent at once and SAID ne
would take possession the next day He did So
and his property consisted of two trunks Inc young
woman did not 90 to the house. New bo's were
mt on the doors by the new tenant, and the
apartments were kept securely locked
Little was seen Of the man by the other tenants
and their suspicious were aroused ana strahee
stories began TO float about the neignporhood.
Finally the other tenants in the house threatened
to move unless the mystery was cleared up Sew
eral times Mr. Gourley welt to the house. but cou.o
not find the mysterious tenant In and the doors
were always locked. -, ,-,<.. De-
Yesterday afternoon he went to the Flfth IRE anJ
cinct and told the story. Detectives Hayes anu
Campbe.l were sent to the house and forced an
entrance but even the trunks had disappeared.
This only seemed to deepen the mystery. ana the
other terants are still in state OF terror No one
could be found who had seen the TRUNKS ca'i'eu
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 49,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Ew-YoRK-wEDNEsDAY, OCT. 10. 1895.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING. OCT. 49, 1893
ARRIVED
Hae Gen juns Bremen sn D 3c; ss ase
Southampton o. With mdse +s caDh ana OH ON H. 8,
Steamer Zaandam Dutch. Potter Amsterdam October
Nth ndse and 81 steerage passengers to the Netherlands
American steam Navigation Co. Arrived AT the Bar at
steamer Southwark OBJ, pa:sow ANTWERP October b" ~ =
with mdse. "a cabin and 20 s'eerss as ne pr a.,
pan s,eame rampico Pfosreso and Havana ~ with
md,e and IS passengers to James Ward Co. Ar
rived at hs bs az zaSrina No Krohs Sanchez San
Domingo q days with fruit to Edgar Gedney. Ar
r steamer a h sra se SOB rcsermann days
pumos CO Arrysd at the bar at 10 nth
mdse To- ] T Van Sickle
Steamer Seminole Chichester Jsck,onvlle and Charles
Steamer Richmond. Glover Norfolk. with mdse and pas
Steamer Coidsboro townsend. Philadelphia with mdse
steamer Bea Beildo uBr. Young Philadelphia, in
sandy HOOK Oct 10. $50 m-wind light; southwest
cloudy.
Steamer Pawnee Staples. Wilmington. Civilian
Clyde * Co.
Steamer City Of Washington. hurley Havana and Tam
steamer Portla (T'rl, Farrell. Halifax. S. and st
Steamer Roanoke. Boaz. Norfolk and Richmond-old
steamer Alps Brl. Long Cape Hayti' St Marc. Aux
steamer Portuguese Prince r) Anderson. BostonJohn
steamer Bluenelds. Dslano, BaltimoreGH Foster
steamer scheswis Ger, Hsckbarth. Inasua. Port de
Paix. Aqun. &c-F Elliott
Steamers Majestic OBJ. for Liverpool; Roanoke. Nor
folk and Richmond; George Dumois tNor, Port Limon
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Morris Park races. p IN.
Board of Estimate and Apportionment. City Hail.
State Medical Association, No. Ga Madisonave
Society of the Cincinnati Delmonico's D. m
Sons Of the American Revolution, Hotel Norman
die. $50 p.
Colored Business Mems Republican CLUB. NO l3s
West Twenty-sixth-st.. p. m.
Dock Commissioners meetings.
CITY Vigilance League dinner, Hotel ST. Denis. 100
p
Academy OF Medicine No. 10 West Forty-third-st..
p. m.
Xth District Good Government Club. Arlington
Hall. p m.
Musical and literary entertainment, Cornell Me-
mortal Church, p. m.
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: 10 ~
y ~

For those who pin their faith on
what comes from across the sea, we've
gloves made expressly for us by one
of England's most famous makers,
$3.50.
For those who do not care to pay
more, we've a glove at S1-really too
good to sell at that price.
For those who want glove, reputed
the best make in the world, we've
Dents, and for less money than at
most of the exclusive furnshers.
For those who have already worn
and tested the r. p. & Co.'S glove,
we've more complete stock than ever
can probably sell them nothing else.
It's a glove that will become as famous
as other we'll known makes if high
quality and moderate cost 60 for any
thing.
ROGERS PEEr & CO
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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TARRYTOWN.

James Butler has sent his check for $500 10 the
rector OF the Church of the Magdalene, al focan
tico Hills, for five new windows Tor 'he cnu.."
a fair will be held in the Methodist Church a'
Ardsley on October % and 20. ,.o, Hall
An Entertainment will be given In Lyceuni ma,
this evening for the benefit of Christ EplsscoPot
Church The programme is TO INCLUDE ser,SS ~
Gibson pctures and a farce by John kenor.,ch
HanSs' entitled, "A Proposal Under Difficulties
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A LIGHT FINE FOR A CRUEL woMA'

LIGHT FINE FOR CRUEL WOMAN.
The parents of hve-year-old IRWIN hasen o'eo
two years ago. and the child was 'aAe e"'s -
by his aunt. Mrs Annie Osborne sS'e' Vi .''e
little fellows mother Mrs. OSBORNE hVes d. w.
60 South Second-st. Irwin had oeen win ms aunt
only short time when he was suo'e''u ~ INC
most cruel beatings for the most trivial causes
Tho hov,s screams were repeatedly heard by Mrs.
Osborne's neighbors who on several occasions
begged her 10 desst She refused to listen to them
and continued her brutality to such an extent mat
the tanitress OF the fat brought the case to the
notice OF the chdren's society, and warrant was
issued for Mrs. Osborne's arrest -.
The woman was arraigned In the Lee-ave court
yesterday and the testimony showed cr ana' res
prisoner admitted that she sometimes cnastiseo the
boy for trivial causes 80. III.
Justice Goettng imposed nne or $Zo, which WAS
The boy was taken charge Of by the chidren's
When the S" husband Of Mrs Osborne appealed to
the Magistrate to reduce the ne Justice hsd ing
been sent to jail
THIEVES ENTER A CONGRESsMAN's HOUSE.
The residence OF Congressman James r. Howe. at
No 1888 South Nnth-st.. was entered by burglars
early yesterday morning, but before the thieves
had completed their work they mad evidently De-
come frightened and ran of.
CONGRESSMAN Howe and his family are In West
chester County. Policeman Goughran. OF the six
teenth Precinct. while passing the house at day
light noticed the door eadng into the alleyway be-
side the house open and found that the back base
ment door had been forced open by the thieves On
entering the dwelling the officer found every room
In confusion. with articles Of clothing and other
things scattered about the floors On the par ooS
the boofy while beside ii was a rusty iron railroad
spike about inches long:
lone ase TO M H"We has been robbed twice within
a year. the loss each time being small
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ELIZABETH.

Tho deadlock in the Elizabeth City Council over
%he nayment Of bills was broken last night. ten
councilmen just the requisite number, voting Tor
the payment Of all outstanding claims against me
citv The disputed salary bills of the six new po-
fccman which were the original cause or the DEAD
lock were also ordered paid
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tOHy f. RTSSELLS CAMPAIGN ELOQUEyCB

From The Boston Herald.
John f. Russell easily excels all the other
paign orators either side as a rafting. breezy
and entertaining speechmaker. He mingles classic
and medieval lore with the latest lingo OF the
Bowery and sprnkles 1t AL with the spice OF his
rare wit putting his audiences In capital humOr
and reminding them Of some OF the late George
M Stearns's and william Everetts best efforts
and combining them both
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. nvrRTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL he RE
cEIvED Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. PAP Broad
w.v "a door north ~ Thirty -frstst and ADVER
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corner Twenty -thrd-st: 1872 Sxth-ave.; 1877
To,.,,h',ve cor Fourteenh-st: $50 Third-ave. I0O
Tbrd, ave cor Forty seven,h-st o26 Thirdave.. near
Ia Columbus ave: 50 Avenue AZ a2S Third-aye. PSI
W.. Eorty l0iV Second-ave. 554 Third-av
taas Tbirdaye; 2O5 Thirdave.. between one-hundred
~ elfh and one hundr Ell and thirteenth SITS
an" ~, ~ UARIEM OFFICES $50 East One red and
ST. 2i3 Vest nehunired-and- twenty NTH
St ana $50 West One hundred and forty hfthst to
n M AT regular ONCE rates
I'm brooklyn at 3e7 ~ultonst az court-st ~ Broad
v.x V d. 1873 broadway: $40 Bedford ave near Full
ton,st: Sss Bedfordave, near South 2d-st.. up to
= "A oftas ssfss
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RAILWAY.

The Art and Food Exhibit Of the Young Mems
Christian Association began yesterday ana VIII
continue throughout the week. Those In charge
y Johnson and Mrs. McCleary. Food.Miss Baum
eartner Flowers-Miss Lucy Black krcheh 1rti-
Harmed Refreshments-Mrs. G. ii. Cowie
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IN MEMORY OF FRANKLIN l.. POPE.

At a meeting OF the Brooklyn Electrical Society
IN the Edison Assembly Rooms on Tuesday reso-
buttons were passed in memory Of Franklin L. Pope
the electrician who killed at his home IN Great
Harrington. Mass. last Sunday evening by
current OF electricity. copy OF the IesoIuio"'
was sent to Mrs. Pope.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 6 IA Sunset 5I7 Moon a 5:23 Moons 2s
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 8:2s Gov. Island 1854 Hell Gate Sal
PM-Sandy Hook 7:04 Gov Island 1:22 Hell Gate 0:l5
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Pocasset CBr Mediterranean ports FL Paso New-oreans
&, Louis Southampton Wooler (Br). New Orleans Fries
land CI3eIg Antwerp Fuers Bismarck Ger. Gibraltar
Ariers and Naples Lizzie Henderson philadelphia city
OF Washington Havana and Tampico; Coma. Galveston
Steamer Valencia Or sailed from Denla for New-fork
October q.
steamer Scotia Obj. Hamilton. Naples for New-York
Steamer Pawnee (rr) Aikenhead from New-York Sep
tember % Gibraltar and Genoa, arrived at Funcha
October 3.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ontario Obi. Morgan sailed from LONDON LOT
New October 10
steamer Lain Ger, Hellmers. New-York arrived at
SOUTHAMPTON october 10 and proceeded for Bremen.
steamer Aller ,er Chrisoffers from Bremen for New
YORK. sailed from Southampton October lo ,.
II Paul. Jamison. New-nork Tor southampton
passed the Lizard October 10 .
steamer Norge dam. Knudsen, New York. arrived at
Copenhagen October l6
Steamer Guthel Ger, Dalldorf, from Swinemunde
sailed from Shields for New-York October IS.
steamer Massachusetts, (Er) Bouquet. from New-York
October ; for London. passed the Lizard October 10
steamer Venetia GER Nol Baasewitz. from NewYork
October Gchenburg Copenhagen and Stettin passed
Lewis Island october t.
Chicago OBI. Hadaway, from New-fork Sep
tember 20 Hull passed Beachy Head October 10
on October II IS before reported
steamer Crefed Ger. Bodens,edt. from NewYork Oc
tober the Isle OF Wight October 49,
Steamer Calico tBelg) Braithwaite from New-York
September 2s for Bahia and Rio Janeiro arrived at Per-
nambuco October 10.
Steamer Coeridge Obj. Davies, sailed from Rio Janeiro
for Sew-York October 49,
steamer Euclid OBJ Irenman from Santos) sailed from
st Lucia for New-York October l5
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Announcements.

NeuraIgine-For Nervous Headache. Sold
Everywhere. Price, SOC per bottle
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! w. KeIeta AID Madawaska.
Two deep fold collsra
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY.