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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
MOINT VERNON.

Arrangements for the fair. TO be held by Clinton
Hook and Ladder Company were begun at its meet
ing on Friday night when nearly dozen COM
mittees were appointed. The General Committee Is
corposed of A f. Rowland. G. g. Cotton, Benjamin
Howe. c. *. WeitZ and w. ). Graham.
President George X. Crawford of the Democratic
City Club accepted the designations of the seven
teen members who this week resigned on account OF
the clubs opposition TO the Chicago platform and
ticket. 1t Is probable that a Sound-Money Demo-
cratic club will be formed among the remaining mem
hers of the organization and that they VIII announce
their intention OF voting for Mckinley and Hobart
The ice dealers of this city have announced an In
crease in the price of ice of 10 ton 10 domestic
consumers and > cents to larger concerns The new
schedule will take effect tomorrow morning
The new cycle clubhouse. which Is just being com
peted Flfth-ave.. Will be model Of It's kind IL
is 10 contain pool rooms, card tables bath, repair
rooms and storage rooms for wheels The opening
night Will probably be celebrated with reception
and dance.
The Mount Vernon Cornet Band will hold the fourth
Of its series of pcncs at Sperls Bronx River Park
tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
BOBBED HIS FRIENDS HOUSE.

Thomas Doran. living at Eighth-ave and Twenty
ATHEIST was arragned In the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday charged with robbing Thomas T.
Tabb OF No POS West One-hundred- and thlrd-st OF
500 worth Of property. He was committed by Mag
istrate Brann in default OF 5000 bail for trial Tabb
and Doran had been friends from the time that the
former had met Doran In forlorn condition and
taken an interest In him. lie had had him at his
apartments had taken him cunning with him. Taob
being an enthusiastic hunter and had done every
thing possible to cheer Doran and brighten his life
or. July % Tabb planned a hunting expedition, and
left Doran ont. The latter learned Of the plan After
Tabb had left his apartments on that day Doran
went TO them and packed up all OF Tabbs clothing
four revolvers a rifle several old weapons Kept as
relies a telescope bag and bicycle suit lie iei' "o
clew behind him. -u. ,rAo,,
ia BIB reported the matter TO the police They
located a number OF the articles in pawnsnop ana
easily got track OF the thief. When taken Doran con.
fsssed his guilt in the belief that rabb would not
nress the Charge against him. but he was disap-
Dolntcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
NETWORK WILL HAVE TO DIE.
LIKELY 10 BE KILLED AS SOON AS MR. BAILEY
CAN BE HEARD FROM.

LIKELY TO BE KILLED AS SOON AS Mr. BAILEY
CAN BE HEARD FROM
New-York Is about 10 die. That much has al
readv been determined. The manner Of death mas
not vet been decided upon nor the time. but all
those particulars will be arranged when WORD IS
received from Mr.. Bailey, who owns NeW-io rk
This NAV seem engmatical to some people, out IL
must be remembered that New-York is a tiger, and
that he has been I'll with pulmonary consumption
for some time. New-York has had hard time Of
IT, He has been looking decidedly sick for some
time. and many are the people who have looked at
the poor tiger and bemoaned his fate and won
dered when the beast was to be put out of his
have seriously condemned the Park authorities for
allowing the tiger TO suffer for long time, but
they knew nothing about It. In the first place
1t is probable that NewYork has not suffered at
all. and In the second place the beast belongs 10
Mr.. Bailey. who is now touring about the country
with his circus, and without his consent the tiger
could not be put TO death.
The saddest part about the death OF New-York is
the fact that he will be off in the days OF his
youth. He is only year and four months old.
But he comes naturally by his affection. His
mother died from the disease only short
time after his birth, and he IS only following In the
footsteps Of his parent. For a long time he paced
backward and forward In his cage the veritable
picture of want and despair. Mr.. Smith, the d.
rector of the menagerie has written the OF
the tiger asking what disposition is to be made
Of the animal. but Re has received no reply as yet.
He expects answer in a day or two and then, in
all probability NewYork Will be put sleep for a
long time. In the last week the condition OF the
tiger has become 20 bad that screen has been
drawn before his cage in order that the public
may not see him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Grievance Day in Mount Pheasant was on TUESDAY
80 the Board OF Assessors met 10 hear complaints
The attendance OF those seeking reduction OF as
sessment was large and the complaints varied Inc
chief objection came from John u. and william
Rockefeller whose assessment as before printed IN
The Tribune has been considerable marked up from
last year. They represented by judge NlIilain
II Robertson, Judge Noah Davis and Howard H.
Morse The representatives OF the millionarcs sub
nnitted statements and afidavits and applied for
hearing some future time The assessors nnally
adjourned, meet again August p. at which
time they will hear the complaints Of the counsel
for the Messrs. Rockefeller
On Monday evening. August q, there In 10 be "A
meeting of the members and friends OF St. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church, to consider ways and
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STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

Work will shortly be started on hospital building
within the Fort Wads worth reservation. The build
Ing will be built in New York-ave. near the north
entrance gate. and VIII face east. The hospital will
have twelve beds and will be built 10 allow the
addition of wings.
A meeting of the Republicans OF Fort Wadsworth
and Rosebank will be held at the office Of W. II.
Ludlow Tuesday evening for the purpose OF or
ganizng "A Mckinley and Hobart campaign club.
The Newborn Hook and Ladder Company VIII
this week on Wednesday evening the mortgage on
the companys house Will be burned In the sight
The Entertainment at the Sea View Clubhouse,
New Dorp, Thursday evening, was success
and IT is estimated that 500 raised for the Smith
lnfrmAry. ~, .,~ 80 cha No
tic nal Temperance Society. will make an address or
The Mills That Grind this afternoon, at Pro-
A Chinese party was held at the Pavilion Hotel.
New Brighton. last evening. for the chiidreh living
The ,wenty-thrd anniversary Of the dedication of
brated on Sunday and Monday of next week
The Rev John :. Romie OF Easton, will this morn
Ciiffords The services at NewDorp Will be dlscon-
tinucd this morning, and the congregation Will join
Maurice Mord of Clifton and Miss Gertrude
Susselas. of New Brighton, were married on Tues
day evening by the Rev. b. Drachmann' OF New
The Rev Charles r. Kingsley. of Prohibition Park.
Will occupy the pulpit Of the Edgewaier fresby-
terrain Church to-day. -
the Midland line 10 Richmond on Friday night,
where the party stopped several hours TO dine and
than 40 lights. The front and ends were orna-
mented with a star and American flag respectively,
made Of vari-colOred lights.
The Republicans of the sixth and seventh Election
Districts OF Mortified will hold meeting and or
game Mckinley and Hobart club In A; r. DE
puy's office at Eraetina on Tuesday evening
Tho Thomas Syndicate has mapped out a new
route to run 10 the Elizabethport ferry The line VIII
start from the Richmond turnpike near hrightoh
Heights run through Forest-aye.. Cherry Lane
WashinRton-ave and SOuth-ave. ana thence 10 the
Colonel George Il. NJ. Harvey, president or me
Staten Island Electric Railroad viii on Monday
make his home at the Hotel CastlctOn, and assume
The active management Of the road. IL Is expected
that Colonel Harvey will institute many changes
for - ssnent Of The passengers
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PORT CHESTER.

The Union Social Club gave a reception for It's
women friends yesterday afternoon and evening al
its rooms In the Haake Building The officers Of
the club are Harry Hirshheld. president; Theodore
Seigel, vi"e-president; Louis Kaiser, treasurer;
Nathan Lyman. secretary; Louis Marks, sergeant
Refreshments were served.
The game of ball which was TO have been played
YESTERDAY between the New Lebanons Of this vii
lage and the Larchmonts for so a side was post
poned account of rain.
The Blue Ribbon Gospel temperance meeting In
the Methodist Episcopal Church next Tuesday
evening will be addressed by the Rev w. II. Baw-
den Of the Baptist Church
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-sATURDAY. AUGUST q issA
ARRIVED.

PORT OF Ew-YoRK-sATURDAY. AUGUST . issA
ARRIVED.
s,sa% as Parts Paris wssn' Southampton AuEu', Is 'a
terna'iona Navigation Co. Arrived at the Bar At II -
steamer vene,ia Ger. Kuhl-wein. siei'ln August 4
with mde ana 81 ',sease Iss'engsTs to Hamburg Am'
Gag amer H.Sonense rs Or %" couch Maausam July
r. %h @a:s and f' 10 SsS - s 49,
rived s. at che Bsr at i9 m Aqs .s
St Thomas 10 with mdse 20 Bou,an. Bliss g Dans't-
A Steamer a s sns s5 srt (" asn.an Aa
8 passengers to James + Ward q 90 Arrived a, ms
in balas, to d Muuson. Arrived at tie Bar at iiza
S'9msT l Ely 7 rssn Santa T Fs 81 aa' R. ya
steamer ROANOKE Boai. N.vpq,, New. ard No!g'os.
Ship s,ronsa ,of liverpool Brooks L5ri1n 80 i.,..
Win chalk TO James Brand. vessel TO Bo"rrs A'n'-
BARK s., Lscs sNsHss ror spi. via p 1900
SANDY Hook. August ~ $50 m-wind. moderas
breeze southeast. raining. foggy.
CLEARED
Steamer Il F pmock Parse Roson-H DiToIs
steamer Phiiadepha Cham6S,s Ia Ga a puerto ~
steamer Leona. Wilder. Key West and ialyeson-c
Steamer Terrier CNor, Berg. Picou s-w Hun
steamer croa,an. Ingram. Wilmington and Georgetown
steamer sine 'f Bruno. Lewis Bal,mors-H 9 Fs,sr
Steamer Mcus,ris Go BRAND NAFse'l'' ana N"Pf'
a
steamer Orizaba, Doshs. Havana and Mexican ports
stssmer LouisIsna eager New -Orieans-E : Allen
steamer city Of birmingham Burg savsnnah-oeean
steamer Manhattan Rrass. Portland; Ms-H,ra'ie H'ii
steamer Naparma ur,. Gruohy. Bangor Ne -ruh''
Edge & 60 49,.
steamer 4 Maniiota a,5 smith. M'n'e'id'' S''''
Steamer Algeria tBr. Shanklin. Lonf'n-henae'se
steamer Benefactor. Townsend. Phiiaielphis-wnliln
steamer Old Dominion Brakeman Newport News aA
=
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Newport Ness-
steamer Fl Dorado New orleans-Jorn Van scss
Bark Amsterdam Dutch DE Young. Ja's-s1"'~
Rark Athon 1Br sprsgue Dublin-c " Ber,ramAo
Park Jumna (Br). Hughes. Calcutta-NeTnon s'0"s
Co.
Steamers Umbria tBr) for Liverpool :, cuihbert Sn
Antwerp: Fulda GER Genoa and Naples santuii -,
Neustra lFr,. Marseilles and Naples Lous9 n,-"rs
Laurel Branch lBr, Cape Town FOR, Ns.s1 ,,, x.rs:
Iona Key West and Galveston New YORK Cc,d. Lppe,
Turks Island san Domingo ,iy etc la rSs Nal.
oba ,r) London Aler GER Bremen via s'u'hamp,oni
Maaslam Dutch. Rotterdam. VIA bnllosns t.,n..ss
(Rrc glasgow; Allegheny eBr) KINGSTON. savanis ec'
May OBJ. Carthagena and Baranqllla II po.a'o. v,
birmingham savannah: Orizaba Havana and Ms s,
s I.evatskken ,Nor). Fernaniina
NOTICES To MARINERS.
Boston Light Vessel
Notice 1, given that on Angus, a. 1898 Light V.''e
No. 81 replaced her station N the entsnnes
the main ship channel into Boston Harbor. and kest
Light Vessel No 49, temporarily marking the sauons
Withdrawn. No changes have been nan. :" .iss,I
Vessel No 81 as TO characteristics ~ hgh's rs 'e'
This notice Affects Lis, OF Lights and Fog Syn
Atlantic and Gulf coasts 1895 page 49, No sI ana ~
List Of Beacons and Buoys second Lighthouse D'"
e.. II. b Notice to Mariner. No 10 Of 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
SING SING.

Warden Sage has stopped the work OF building
the Durston-ave. retaining wall. The work Is a
part Of the contemplated improvement OF the ave-
nue. which Is the main approach 10 the prison
started some years ago. The State allowed the
sum Of 81 800 to build the wall and Contractor Hail
had begun the erection of a substantial. thong Ia
rough. structure. when the Warden concluded that
II would be best have wall OF cut stone, winch
would be much pleasing 70 look at ana III
keeping with part built several years ago az INC
upper end Of the street. After January next
owing 10 the stopping of all contracts 3y
recent constitutional amendments. there VIII pe
plenty of idle convicts at the institution under the
Warden's charge. and these he Will use 70 cut ana
dress the necessary stone beginning building oper-
atoms again in the spring. In the mean time the
embankment will be made temporarily secure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
ovr or 4 STRANGE COUPLE DEAD.

Charles yetta an eccentric man. eighty-two years
old died Yesterday In little house at Nichoas-
ave and Haven Place. Brooklyn His only COM
panion was his bachelor son. and for forty-hve
wears the pair had lived at the same little story
nnd-n half cottage Their occupation was hsh'hs.
and their favorite angling ground was little arm OF
Jamaica Bay where, day after day, rain or shihe.
the father and could be seen Though t9er
and as the Ash grew scarcer the picturesque OLD
fisherman sold plot after plot TIL only small tract
feeble that he could fish only when the weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
TARRYTOWN.

The report Of the Tarrytown Hospital Association
for the week states that five patients were received
and six discharged. The association also acknowl-
edges the receipt OF 81 81 the proceeds of fair held
by four little girs-Carrie Callow. Ethel Free,
Nellie Murphy and Lucy Martin. The sum Of 81
was also turned in as the proceeds of moonlight
excursion by the colOred people of the illge for
the benefit Of the hospital. The committee in charge
of this excursion were Mrs. j. w. wilkins, Mrs. W.
A. Thatcher and ID. L. Prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
NEW-ROCHELLE

The pulpit of St. Johns Methodist Church will be
occupied this morning and evening by Professor
Charles Wesley Rishell of Boston. At the Salem
Baptist Church the Rev. Edwin McMinn will preach
in the morning on the Second Coming Of Christ
and in the evening Demonstrating Bible
Event" The Second Presbyterian Church will be
reopened for services. The Rev Henry NJ. Brown,
of Christs Congro gational Church. New-York CITY,
will preach
the annual outing Of Wyoming Lodge F. and A. NJ.
of Westminster. at Bay View Picnic Grounds, near
the Pelham County Club Friday.
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FryER4L or MAJOR JAMES w. SMITH.
MAKE OUT A CASE.

The funeral Of Major james NJ. Smith took place
last evening at Calvary Methodist Church. seventh
ave. and West ne-hundrcd-and-twe -ninth-st.
There was "A large attendance Of relatives and
friends Among those present were delegations
from the G. a. r.. Idewid Lodge knights OF
Honor; knickerbocker Lodge r and A. NJ, and
the New York Volunteer Cavalry Association. The
pallbearers were Ebcn Demarest. George w w.
Wannamaker. J. H. Ackerman u Smith. J. slut.
A. Leicester and William Taylor The services
were conducted by the Rev Albert Swift assist
ant pastor u Calvary Melhodlst Church. who mads
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Eleanor Fergus. seventy years old, widow Of DR.
r. G. Fergus. of New-Yo rk died on Friday evening
IN St Vincent's Retreat Or. c., in Harrison.
Announcements Of the following occasions at
Rye Beach have been given out: On Monday
August e. the annual clambake Of Empire Hook
and Ladder Company Of Hudson County. y. j..
On Tuesdav August r. annual outing Of the Mon
day Night Bowling club OF Brooklyn. and on Mon
day August 80 the entertainment oil the feHcah
Club. New York $50, ,, A.,
The Board OF Education Of the Milton school as
trct has employed Miss Searles' ot Mount hASco'
as teacher for the coming year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
LARCHMONT.

pretty dance in which many OF the young peo-
pie of the manor took part. was given on Friday
evening a, the Hacienda" by Miss Gladys Gillig
daughter OF Commodore and Mrs. II. NJ. Gillg.
The entertainment TO be given September 5
by the women of Larchmont. in aid Of the New
Rochelle Hospital. Will be undr the direction of H.
l.. HUMPHREYS, snging-master, and the programme
tied The Fays Frolc."
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xrvvopx DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY PAGE

means for the future The church is In bad state
financially and bankruptcy is feared. SO this meet
ing is called by the Church Board. to make some ar
rangement for the future. This is done as last
resort. and all interested In the future or an old
religious organization are invited TO attenn .
Two new 1etter-boxes have been placed in this VII
lage during the week.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALREMARLE1James J. Hill president OF the
Great Northern Railway Company. ASTON
President Francis l.. Patton. OF Princeton College
FIFTH AVENUE-Judgc II. Il. Maynard Oh On!o'
NORMANDIE-J Howard King. OF Albany. WALL
DORF-Juius S. Walsh. Of st. Louis.
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %.

Paris. southampton Amercen........ 20 n N m q
Majestic. Liverpool. White STAR. 300 Il 10 m
Southwark, Antwerp Red STAR. 1000 m Il CON
THURSDAY. AUGUST 81.
Columbia, Hamburg Hamb-Amer... 400 m oosa
Orinoco. Bermuda, Quebec ........... 1907 3ocpu
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COLLARS.
ONEONTA
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5is Sunset e:47l Moon rises - Moons age IA
HIGd WATER TO-DAY.
M-Sandy Hook 3S Gov Island $40 Hell Gate 1000
PM-Sandy Hook 100 Gov Island s:2+ Hell Gate lO:l7
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Handkerchief Light Vessel ., ..
Notice Is given that on or about september - ls
an additional fixed white ght VIII DC hes shcS,
Vessel No on he southern point u HandAer,x ~, Vii
j. entrance 10 Nantucket Sound. The additional ns.t Al
BE- shown from lens lantern AZ the iore"s 40 feet
the height a. the present reflector ishi VIZ "
THIS notice Affects the List u Lights and fog 20
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1896 page 80 No lo n.ncs
II Beacons and Ruoys. Second Lighthouse wv
1895 pages IA and 90.
py or1er ~ the Lighthouse Board: .v
JOHN O. WALKER Rear Admiral s.s,ran
Washington, e, August q. 1898 'ns
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Hankow (Br orr from Japan ard CHM -
Tor New YORK passed Gibraltar August z. .,, 10
Steamer la Fandre upuchl Gerdes. from an'"'
New York passed ,hc Likari August y 80. .ura
steamer Ontario ,Brl Morgan. from New lonA ~''
\ for London. passed frawic Point August ..
steamer Grecian Prince lBr. Miller. sailed "'
steamer Handel ,Br). Pcnrce. from santos. s"sa IT."
81 Lucia for New-york August 81 -, ,,o n
Steamer state u California sBrp. Braes s
Glasgow for New York August n - y,,s Iua
steamer American nr Wallace. from New -io'N 49,
q. arrived East London August IL ,,.y n
steamer Peconic tBr). NILS. from New iorN '"' y
arrived az Isghorn August 10. ,ur,h
Steamer Werra Ger. Pohle from New-fprs N's
T. arrived al Genoa August ~ 49,, New
steamer Augusta Victoria Ger. kaempr tro..,,, An
York August iS for Hamburg. arrived al fii"Su"
81 -, a
steamer Cevic drp Nico. from Nsw-Ycrk August -
arrived At Liverpool August 81 x.xyot
steamer Mannheim der. Ockemann. from Ne"'
August I arrived at Rotterdam August Il 49,. An
steamer Francisco tBrl. jenkins. from Ne"-'"
gust = arrived at Hull August - .,h and
Steamer Critic ,flr). Davies. New York Tor b''
Dundee passed Dunnet Head August - IL, frrr
Steamer 81 Louis. Raniie for New York .,n :, =
Southampton August - and passed Hurst 'As"' "
steamer La Boursosns .PD Boeut fss Ns"''"~
sailed from Havre August a
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GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.
ALREMARIE


ALBEMARLE IMPERIAL
c. j. Johnson. Bradford j. E Barton q wife. At
Mrs: s'f Il GambrilI Tuxedo C. ' w. Camp New.York
Mrs w G. Mortimer. New O. W Hayes Syracuse
J. F Minus. Savannah. York X. ''''"'a''' ''e"'
BARRETT METRoPoLE.
r. Fulton Newark Ohio s. French wife. Phila-
NJ T HaTp''eT' Ithaca A.. T.. watrou,, Trenton.
J. E coleman. Buffalo F. N k j. Patterson p,,,b,,s
J. H. Adams. Brooklyn. H. d. Leut' Philadelphia
BARTHOLDr MURRAY HILL.
G II. Phillips & wife. Hart r. - Dorsey London.
Mrs il. H. Dodge. Wash F. v. " cosseshall New
F " Fitch & wife. Norwich. W 4 Dalton. Cleveland
NJ v. Baxter & wife Phil NoRMANpIE
"u'" NJ C. Hawke New-York
ROADWAY CENTRAL f. J. Stone. Oneida, " Y.
]. J. Parsons family Bos- orleans - ''''e'
T. Lacey q "''e' mobile T. G. Devers Philadelphia.
]. S Bostwick & family. ST PARK AVENUE
- Adams " O. , W. II. Gwnn Cleveland.
xS,or Woss ""e' f. A. Hopkins Philadel-
1 Fannie Rev New e. frgaey Smith Springfield
GIIsEY II. $: Cooke Chicago.
" y R,,sss, London A. woodall, Liverpool.
NJ G Anderson wife ST CLOUD.
NJ N G. Kerr. St Louis. Andrews provssnse
j. H. Weiss. Harrisburg deiphia "''e' ''''a
A. R. Benedict Troy p F R R0fSshy' t bSsOU
GRAND. j. G. Curtis wife. SYRIA
W. E. Kidd Nev-York. '"se.
F. \. Hall. Boston. STtRTENANT.
W W Gibson U. s. Army. l. NJ Whwell. Fort Plain,
l.. T. Chapman. Franklin " Y
Penn W. J. Dover. Boston.
c,.~o ,,>,,o>, J. H. Capell. New-York.
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s. Bishop Bridgeport Conn NJ Gilman London
S. NJ Kemp New York. -
J. F. Barrett NewYork NENDOME
Y. Clark Boston. j. CUNNINGHAM Montreal.
I. Wilson 4 wife Boston. J. Lesser. st. Louis
,,orr,..> O. Johnson & wife. Pough-
h'r MAN keepsie.
H. l.. Murftt. Philadelphia l.. Wood e. wife Middle
f. b Stanley. Clinton. y. Y. town. y. Y.
Z. H. Pease. Cleveland. T. Emery & WIFE, Pha-
u. Robertson. Chicago. delphia-
c. l.. Taylor. St. Louis. WESTMINSTER
yo,r,>-r, =. J. Iosa Panama
'''I'1'''D' l.. Fable. Dresden.
". Scallon Butte Mont J. I. Robertson Neville
G. II. Walker. ST. Louis. sew
Mrs Austey. England L. Fox wife Fort WAYNE
+. Hagen. chicago. Ind
g. G. Mott & wife. Chicago ". Allen, Cleveland.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel From. Line.
N Havrc. August French
froquois jacksonville. August 20. clyde
Orinoco Bermuda. August Quebec
MONDAY. AUGUST -.
Spaar ndam. Rotterdam August IL. Meth Amer
C'rca Glasgow August Anchor
Bolivia. Gibraltar. August Anchor
Bowie. Liverpool August t.... White star
Havana August ~. IN & Cuba
Caribhee. ....St Thomas. August ls...... quebec
Coleridge 81 Lucia August II .Lamport 4 Holt
TUESDAY. AUGUST -.
DETERMINATIONS. August IL. .........N q LLOYD
Nooriland. Antwerp. August l5,..... Red Star
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OUTGOING STEA MERS.
TUESDAY. AUGUST rs.

TUESDAY. AUGUST 25
Vessel For Line Mails close Vessel sails
Fontabelle. wndward Islands. Quebec 90 pm 800 M
froquois, Charleston, Clyde. .......... 800
Spree Bremen, q Loyd........... TOO a m 10 90 q IA
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HOME NEWS.

an address The burial VIII De IN houh' iioP'
Cemetery to-day
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COLLARS. r. q W.
KELETA. MADAwASKA