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New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

William Cul.um a salesman. twenty-seven years
Old Of No l55 West ne-hundrcd.and second-st,
arrested on Tuesday night at the Hotel Imperial
charged with creating disturbance. was arraiGned
Yesterday I'm tho jefferson Market Court. The de-
fcndant on TUESDAY night said he was struck on
the head by Special Officer McMullcn II tho hotel.
McMuloa denied this and said Cuilum was very
ugly and noisy. Cullum showed no signs OF having
been injured On pleading guilty he was fined 3.
A concert will be given tomorrow evening at the
hall in Cooper Union. Choral music VII! be sung
by two bodies Of members OF the Peoples Singing
Classes and Choral Union. and the sooists will be
members of the Musical Art Society. The choruses
will be directed by Miss 5. J. j. McCafery. The
soloists are Miss Blenner. sopfano; Mr.. Van York.
tenor: Mr. Iallam. bass. and Mr.. Fak, accom-
panist.
The section OF geology Of IN" Ncw-Yorh Academy
Of Sciences will meet Monday night at No. 81
Madison-ave Reports Will be read on the scientific
meetings at s.. Petersburg and Toronto.
The ship = David. from San Francisco. brings
IA this mort G0D9 barrels Of California wine. 500
sacks OF Lima beans 30 barrels of p!cklod salmon.
10 bars of lead - boxes Of shells. S3 bales and
sack, OF rags 2l6 barrels of asphalt, l3 barrels OF
basam o, fir and 5ii bags Of cascara sagrada bark.
This last article Is the bark Of the California buck
thorn and its value In cathariic recipes has been
known ever since the old Spanish days OF the Pa
cifc Coast.
this season is TO be held at the 81. Denis on Mon
day evening at $50 o'clock The topic Is 10 u" "Thc
Mavoraltv Campaign in Greater Nov York.' The
en. :, k.rs are TO be Horace T. Deminp. on "Tnc Sig
nl0cancc Of The Mayoral;y Under the New Char
ter: Iemuel T.. QuieG. on "Acvan'ag's of Party
Responsibllity for the Mayor aun James B
REYNOLDS on The Advantages of NDn-Partisan-
ship in the Mayors Once for the Coming -Four
years" II Mr.. Quigg should be unable TO attend
his place will be nlled by Edward l.aut"rbach.
Dinner Is 10 be served at O'Clock.
The Rev Samuel MoComb viii hc installed as
nastor OF the Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian
Church the Boulevard and Seventy ihrd-st. This
evening Tno Hcv. Dr. John Hall VIII deliver ;hc
sermon
The old Guard viii a.; cs"or' - ;hc Soas Of
irn Revolution and assist in dcdicaing the tablet
to be placed OF. Columbia University. in commence
ration of the Battlc Of Iarlom Iieis'-. satur-
day afternoon
"Rcader'': Alexander Williams Randall vas First
.s,etaut Postma stcrGenerai fior i"' 20 1856. and
postn,nster-C;cacral from 1866 10 1874.
rho salvation Arny viii hold srandinavian-
ccr-sn-Italan demonstration Tonight in Associa-
,,o, Hall Twenty -third-Si AMI Fourth-ave, 20 say
farewell TO Lieutenant Colonel lioz. who has been
I, cborro OF this branch Of tho work.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

4 sac Of cake and other articles made ny o"'''
dren o. the Weschestcr Temporary HON" VIII ~
held for the benefit of that institution this ai'''
noon For the accommodation Of those VINO w'Sh
"a attend stages will he ffom the soldiers
Monument: in Broadway. to the Home every nan
hour. 49,. ,-..l,
IN the Supreme Court yesterday Justice Noe .
granted stay pending an appeal 20 N ne S OIL ~
4nnasIs Of tine decision recently handed uo"n ~
ihn Appellate Division IN the eie5tioh cas casorrinr
Henry w Morton against Isaac Puriy' con-. [ - oy,
ihe superyisorshp Of the town OF North 9'i''" nov
held by Isaac Purdy. Democrat ., p,rrcit
The hearing in the case OF Sanli' j. sea,
.ne Good Roads Union" candidate Tor lne th
biv IN fhe lila District TO the reeuiarit! rt's 81
cartifcote of nomination fled In the 'oulH ~ -
Once took place yesterday morning, Al'.I ~ ~,
ing the evidence as the defects a.tscu r ~ ,,Ires
IN The petition that II did not contain te many
OF FIVE hundred residents OF the distiic.i inc nr-
~ fnn signatures were fictitious ana "a. tnd.,, the
Lnovledgment was taken before ;. j. t'a.I,il' ,hc
a. r,~astei marty County Clerk Crunp ,ooN q"
naners and reserved his decision. .,,..r(a@
now independent ticket was mace P cEEoriff. a.
~,ith p,dverd b. Long Repu III an OF ,..orn-
rcd f. smith Republican. for MemDer To-. % Dem
h,y from, ihn ist District: William j. crane; - g.
ocrat in the I'D and John Ginney. t ~" For COR.
tte lid and Charles hilbert. nenioc'''' '
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
YON NkERS.

There was pretty wedding at the nome o' MI
and Mrs Henry +. Ssson on Tuesday night al No.
1I Puena Nista-avc.. when their only daush'e'' :
Miss Ethel Boynton Sisson. was married 10 Ecwaid
,lbro Forsyth who represents the Third Ndrd OF
Yonkers II. the Board of Supervisors Inc cerc-
mony was performed by the kGv MOTIFS GpfIe hpfde
rector of ST. Pauls Episcopal church. Inc n@ilae @
VINO was given away by her father. wore gown
white brocaded satin trimmed win Sniiion The Th
was attended by Miss Florence May BroWoi. Inc
ushers were Edward r. Chdmberlain WllliaTn H.
Brewer, James Van Narick and John r3,on Du rfieI
Some Of the geesss McJausb mi n Of Brooklyn Miss
Margaret Post OF Paterson; the Misses Lowenthai.
cf Sew-York City: Lester Munson Of Hastings ,s TY
John y Fink, MI, and Mrs, Seymour Van IorsI'
Miss Catherine Fink Nh and Mrs FrHnkm dnd AWes WTs
r Irving Forsyth Nj and Mrs. Percy. B.. Young;
Mr and Mrs: j. Clark: the Misses Clark. Mr. and and
Mrs Edmund r. Stephens. Miss Annie Miller. Miss
Mabel Karr Miss Edna Trombley. Miss Edna Hat
hed. the Misses Jenkins Miss iduna "iKT MISS
Lawrence j.. John Ryer. Horace p. Allen, Albert
Ciuinzburg and Leslie Greenhalgc ..-,...
Surrogate Sikman held the usual weekly session
Of hig court in this city yesterday. In the ac-
counting of the trustees Of the estate OF John =:
report. The viii OF Mary Allen Davenport was
The Yonkers Choral Society Frederick r. Burton.
conductor. met for rehearsal in the hall of the
Womans Institute Tuesday evening.
The second games in ,he series for possession OF
the weekly bowling medal were rolled at the alleys
ot the Palisade Boat Cup II n Glenwoo9 on M Tues b
The managers OF the Young Women's Christian
Association gave reception on Tuesday evening at
tho rooms Of the organization. in RiverGale-ave.
There was a large attendance. and Il peasan; even
ing spent ~
city, inspected Charles Lawrence Post. Of the
Grand Army, at Port Chester. Past Commander
James II. Jenkins Of Tarrsworth Post. OF Noun,
I he inspecting officer
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER y
SHIPPING NEWS.
rorr or Nrw-YoEK -wrpNEsrAY OF. - 1891.
ARBIVHD.

rorr or Nrw-YoEK -wrpNEsrAY OF. - 1891.
ARBlyHD.
steamer Lain. r'n'n. passed 80 sandy Hook At
steamer American ,putclp. Bat Amsterdam Sep,cm
Der ~ IN ballast Il Rand'rori' Arrived at tie Bar
Steansr Pennsylvania cicr Norfr. Hamburg august =.
burg American Limo Arrived az tn" Har q; l,o
steamer T.rgcse (Nustb. Suttora Trieste -
calanh, Scrtcrb.r >. Poras =. Calmata L. Agies q
and II Mirhasl- 20, with mdso 10 fh'-ps fi's 90. AZ
u the BAR at o"o 4 m. n.
Steainet la Croma tAlst'. Porh. Trieste August ~
Cirgcnu Sepenl -. Alniert 90 and Gibraltar ~ win
s,eaner Ems oer, Iiarras-ow'z Genoa september 80.
Naples October l and Gihrlor with mfsc i23 cabin
ard sol seerage passengers 20 oeigch1 q" Arrived a.
s,eam.r Ghazee Crlr Bailey Yokohama July Il. Hogo
H. Shanghai 81. Foo chow AUGUST : Annoy 10. Hong
Mssrs 2a with mise to carter. Macy Co. Arrived at
steam Marie 'Nor' Anisrson TampIco September 80
and Progreso October a. with hemp TO order. vessel TO
NJ Ceballos a 90 Arrived at the Bar AZ
steamer Sereca. stevens Tampco october and
Havana o. with mdse ana ~ passengers to James J..
steamer Excelsior Boyd New Orleans October l. with
mdsc 10 ] 7 Van sickle. o....u
s,.amor RIO ,raudc staples Brunswick. Ga. October
o and Port Royal .. II. with mdse and passengers 10
si.amer Koanoke Hitler Norfolk. with mdse and pas
Seneers to Old Dominion ss Co. . , ,,,
stcnmer tity Of Philadelphia. peano bai''"or'' WIN
shin J Fuiler Matthews Honolulu io' days. with
sugar to American Sugar Refining Company N'ts'' W
narS Teutonla ,Nor,. Grcgorsen Batavia May ~ and
pad,ng Jun. 80 with mdss 1, James W fhyie N w.
SANDY W ne"k J. Oct 49, o:3o . mwind east light
brseze; clear: very hazy on shore. o,o.
steamer Monsolian ,Rr Braes. Glasgow oo'ooe' T.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
NORTH TARRYTOWN

. Papers we're served the Trustees OF this VII
lsse on Tuesday In application for writ Of
n,sndamus 20 compel the Board to pay so to
Colonel Edward Henry Kent for services as Ssrl-
tarv INSPECTOR in the employ of tho village last
winter The Trustees held a special meeting on
ruesday evening TO .consider the case and thc
Isos rd rejected the bill Colonel KEN prepared
some SURVEYS last wn,eT and the Board refused
% pav for the work. alleging that they did not
oyder /, Colonel Ken: SAYS that he was instructed
to make tho surveys. and that he furnished
al tho necessary Instruments without cost TO the
,,,lsgc The proceedings will come UP next
Wednesday in the Supreme Court before Justice
barnard. In PouPhkeepsic
rennIs club will be held this evening 81 the home
=. U,,ch Y conrad. in Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
SING SING.

49, p,d ~ Village Trustees has called spe-
-, ,.,.,or n hc held in the corPoration-foohiS
rhrrsdav October 2s az which the taxpayers WE M
~ oskod ia vote in favor OF issuing nonu1 % ~. - NJ
amount OF s3la for the completion o. III, 70 ,3ce
and state Prison authorities Jointly: IN ~ ,e2v ~
are 10 he paid from ont o. the oI'S SaS ne sum OF
n 10 ia De paid each year with lhtf,S; ur,ver-
The first lecture in the present ~ ,hc lecture
exionsiou course will be delivered IN tIi' ~ hor
room of the Presbyterian church thS ~ inc Old
professor Young will speak on inc 81" - NV
Astronomy. ..,u 90 .ahleaus rrcita-
.ons and music. will he given oy lo lH room, this
Peoples Union IN IN" 9"'"'S
evening ..., ,,kfng proceedings
for tho Collection % unpaid taxes un'l INV '"
TUESDAY m EnVemhcr
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
TARRYTOWN.

Tuesday evening II was voted TO lease the
Vanderbilt Building. in Main-st., for one year.
with the privilege of renewal for five years. The
Board agreed 10 pay an annual rental Of s. 90.
and TO paw the State. county. school water and
village taxes and for the lighting OF the property.
Tho building will serve a. Village Hall, for
which purpose II especially erected. 1t will
contain the corporation rooms. Police Headquar-
lookup. Justices Court room, and separate
rooms for ConQueror Hook and Ladder Company
and Hope Hose Company.
The annual convention OF the Westchester
County Sunday schools Will be held in the First
Baptist Church OF this village on Thursday o'
next week.
The Special Committee Of tho Board Of Super
visors on the equalization Of assessments visited
Tarrytown on Tuesday for the second time. and
inspected the assessment roll Of the town Of
GreenhNrg.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
MOUNT VERNON.

The .air Of the Church Of th' S'cTc" ,''"' ,rt.
onsned in the new Lyceun' on '"'S"'E
Among tho women in charge OF tho dopa' o"( C,,
.rd hoo,hs are Mr.. MarCarc: 'Hydch' III .be
ana noot"N ,ft',,." N,e William Mclaughlin 'lp'
13i Tses s McIauShlir Miss Sh'ld-. Miss Nola" "''
others. -. =, ~ 7 have elected tho
following officers: Mr. :. D. 10 lrSstt: IIo Page
recording secretary: Mrs Emr,a II. .HUh' tpeas-
snondne secretary. and Mr. T. r ct,n. Maan Nre !
,,ror The trustees are Miss HclF" Shd"' '''' 81"
Rocket and Mrs. Mati"r . .ar. driving in
+. L. Baxter and w. > f,crmoo, vi" when their
morse ran away. At Souih-st anu inc VIZ h h,idrs
uoad the buggy thrown aSalh,' un Nv, -
ovsr the New Haven Railroad tracks. Nv, 90.
raCc was shattered and the TWO men I'M pa ~ n
The horse ram down the Whit" II.i,S i'pau t. ~ ~
Thirteenth-avc.. where # ran into 9sny 80 Wr
In which were tho two small chlluren oI ~, WI
George r. Beekman. The Childrcn were urU"l, w
into the bushes nearby and Mrs BSekHara ae s ~ :
The ground No one hurt The morse wa
captrred bv mounted policeman baXier hi,'
euro were taken to the Mount Vernon hospI,ai,. pi
where n was found that they had suS'"ul'" '''N
slight scalp wounds and bruises.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
YELLOW FEVER MORE DE- 1 DL J
NINE DEATHS IN NEW ORLEANS YES
TEtDAT.
THE LARGEST HrMrrm YET REPORTED ~

THE LARGEST NUMEEn YET REPORTED ~ \
SINGLE Day -rWExTy SEVEN HEw cAsEs
Ncw-OrIcans Oc;. i5-This W.. IN" record
breaker In the number Of deaths in single day
from yellow fever since the disease was ilrsi re-
ported i'm New-Orlcans. II IL difficult 20 find III"
cause, except in IA" fact that corc'a'ment neg
lee. ana rebellion against the authority Of the
Board of Health htyo .ndd" Il dif'iru'' for N"
physiciars 10 give proper att"ntion 10 cases. A.
o'clock this evening there had been nine fatal-
ties reported in tn" tw"nty-four hours. Hereto
fore the highest number Of deaths in any on"
day has been siv. T1e'o were :w"niy y-s.V"m nov
cases to-day
Among the deaths reported som" az" 81 the bfi-
ter class cf people. Edward &. Ray. sixteen Gears
old lived with hi- mother who kept fashionable
boarding house ia Nrytauid-st. Another death vlS
that Of Antonio 'oryajo. tn" agent Of steam
ship line running between this port and Palermo.
Two deaths occurred to-day In the Touro In
Urinary Tn" cases had not originated IN the in
s.ituton but had been removed from other places
I'm the city. death was also reported in tho
isolation hospal one Of the deaths in to-iay's
record occurred about 10 o'clock last night. after
the close OF yesterdays bulletin, Tho others were
reportcd AT diT rent hours today.
Among the new cases the most prominent j. that
or Hunter e. Leake general agent of the lllinoi,
central road Mrs Ieaisc was stricken tao days
ago. and her husband must have taken the disease
fron, close attendance on her: Dr Spruell is also
among ~" cases reported. hl', 'hs'N III 'n' M
to-day Developed ai the charity Hospital com
ing from Ag!crs and tho other two from III" lower
section of the city. All three Were removed To the
ISOLATION hospital.
\ larg. number OF rocoNories wer" reported TO tho
board of Health to-day, ana some Of them were
people Who had been III onl. "A few days. The
Board Of Health tonight received n letter from
Health Officer Johnson. OF Piaqueminc Parish. saw
Ing that y. Tahony HAD died from yeilow ever
Two others of tine samr family were taken down
with the fever but they arc now both coni acs-
cent. Dr. Johnson has been unable 10 trace the
origin OF the disease. Plaqueminc Parish Is below
New orleans and extends to the Gulf. and much
interest H. taken I'm the development OF case or
fn..cr .ariah frnrn he Within II 4
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
WHAT 1s GOING on TO-DAY

Seth Low mass-meeting. Clcrmont Avenue Rink.
Brooklyn, y. IN.
New-York state Medical Association, Mott Memo
rial Hall No. 81 Madison-avo.
Now-York Jockey club races. Morris PARK : p. m
r,c,,I'oiion of th. Rev Samuel McComb. Rut-
cors Riverside Presbyterian Church. p. m
Seth Low Republican club. Eighty-second-s'- and
Boulevard, p m.
Lecture by the Rev DR. T. 8. Macarthur. Cal
vary Baptist Church. p m.
Scandina avian -Cicrman-Italian meeting. Associa-
tion Hall p. IN.
Amsterdam-ave. mass meeting, 81 MchaeI
Church parish-housc, r. m.
Mayor Strong's speech, No. q Avenue a. p. m
Young Mems Republican Club. No. 2f East
Forty scventh-st., 5 j. m
Executive Committee German American Reform
| Mon Grand Central Palace, y. m.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14

a reception IN honor Of her daughter. MISS Anna
r. Davis on Saturday. October g.
w Kennon Jcwctt. president OF the 'r'cKe'
club. and Mrs Jcwett. who is the head o' VI"
a,i,-. c,rh v;u soon GO to Colorado Springs Z"
remain for year ~ :, roo,tr, mud
Thn ProMbiiionsts will hold massneetrnigS IN 2, hIu h,
sosn distribution tomorrow evening IN Grifhth :
Hall Port Richmond , ,,.,,ors. 1tarhor
The Rev. j.. W. Stoddard or Ma'iH.I aih"re
will leave next week for New-tiaNen' conn., ""''e
he has received q cali ,.A,r,., from, tho
- - 81 1'arorcr on NO citizens Union ticket.
Henry George has sent word mat ne VII u''i.' ~
"a campaign speech at Frohibltioh l"h u" "''
evening of O-tobcr 20.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
M yrREsT TO ATHLETES.

m. Public Outdoor Gymnasium ana Athletic
,-.li Committee of the Metropolitan Af-Ociton of
In. Amateur Athletic Union me; AT the office o;
f. sullivan on Tuesday evening. he members
rr.sen, we're Chairman james J. FrawIey, John F.
poy,c Joan S,oil an1 !. y. Sunivar- The question
o. Just what desired f'r an ou'coor gymnasium
and athletic field wa fully tiscus.rl and after \
.,,ecron,c with ] f. Fiardc-. o. iii" Ncw-lo.k
Turn V.reiu It was decided thai the metropolitan
Association committee attend the mass-neeting to-
morrow evening at Terrace Garden 10 ste VI II
IA not possible to have all interests centred. ~ that
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
DECKS SKILL.

4 sad drowning accident occurred at Norpank' 4
po,rt on Monday afternoon. About I o'clock
,h., dav John Quinn, nine years old. sitting
op a plank across the gangway OF the steamboat
pier when he lost his balante and fell into the
river His father. John y. Quinn. was standing On
INC ricr He sprang after the boy, nnd held him
m Al that the little fellow able TO grasp =
snits and climb TO safety. The father then sud
SSseni, 6isappeared under the water. The oody was
found within few minutes in ten feet OF watcr; l
and leaves a widow and several children. u was
f0und that he hal heart disease. and The rreSump-
tier is that this caused his death.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
NINETEENTH ST. AND SIXTH AVE.

the different associations Throughout tho city would
10 a unit the question.
The Registration Committee OF tho Amateur Nth
Ietio Union has notified Secretary John j. Dixon.
or the Metropolitan Association. that all those
,rbn connected al the opcu meeting between the
star Athletic club and the Williamsburg Athlete
Association have disqualified th"ms"!fcs. 10 ro-
gard was pail 10 tho registration ruc The Metro
nolitan Association will u" called upon - dscplin"
the two clubs that promoted the me't
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
HOME VIEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

,IRENARTE-pr. samuel Smith. o' Bals'oh
c,, Y Y ASTOR-AIrs. Ellen Foster, or WASH
ingfon. BTCKINGHAM-E x-Senator George J..
sloan Of Osweeo. and eN-congressman zen -
Fairchild OF Pelham \. ' Fir "a NN r..> ' - -
,,a,or,l simon Bolivar Buckner. Of Kentucky, and
site Treasurer A. T.. colvin Of Gens rams
GIISEY-J Longstrect. jr.. Of Washington. ana
Wal,o- r. Barker United States consul TO Sas1a
Ia Grande. Cuba. GRAND TX AsselIo,y . y man .
Trr,iss Dourlas O, Albany MANIIATTAN-Sir
vill,an, Forwood OF Liverpool PARK ANENu +
-Judgc T. e. Lewis. OF Washington. PLAIA-
Jerome Carty Of Philadelphia WALDORF I'll.
j. Bsscll, of Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
\EW-ROCHELL.E.

The pubic library. which has heretofore p''"
omen only in the afternoons, Is now open al "'H'
by q recent action Of tn trustees
1t is expected that work will soon begin on 'ho
village sewer outlets in Echo Bay; for which Nt"s %
was appropriated last summer. Inc ensh'''S nav
decided TO examine the plans next week ,, 49,,
Mrs Rosa McGrath. thiriy-ninc Hr.rs o'ui u, va "a
i.nited States Artillery statiorcd at Fort Adams
r. L. died suddenly YESTERDAY morning al he'
home In this Village. She leaves tNo onluIcn
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
STATES ISLAND HAPPENTNGS

The Staten Island Dict Kitchen Association She
home Of which Is IN Grant-st.. Tompkinsviiie. has
issued an appeal fcr aid from local residents
Everything except clothing. is asked for TO carry
on the work
Mrs. James N. Davy. Of Grymes Hill. will give
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14
TECKAHOE

There will be concert ut tho Lyceum this even
Ing for the benefit OF st. Johns Episcopal Church.
The entertainers VIII be Mrs. Marion Fordham.
soprano: Miss D. G. Slater contralto: W. Wester-
welt Higgins tenor: A. c. Parks. barry tone G.
Dierckx cello: B. Russell ThrockmortOn. clocu-
,ionst Mrs. II. Buckley. accompanies.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14

Mobile. Ala Oct. l;i- Seven now cases I'm the
civ proper and six brought into the city from
NacaZiuc Point three miles out. make up the yell
low fever record OF to-day Eight rccoveries
reported. No deaths have occurred FOR the last
scXrnty-tWo hours.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-14

Moylc >. with misc llo cabin and - s'eerag, r,,:
sengsrs t. Austin Baldwin & CO. Arrived az ne Bn
at s:e5 M.
CLEARED
Steamer Conch5. Risk, Havana and Tampco-J Z Wau
steamer Bearien oBr Davidson. Mon,eyldeo. Baenos
s,sncr smon bumois Nor, Ksnitz sanchezssmana
-; steamer Amsterdam Dutch. Bakker. Amsterdam
S:eamer LuSerna osN Dyer. Amserdam-c II Rane''
tiocG -, ,, ,,,,,,,-r via
,,,,,",,h and t,her,lurs- Hamburg -Ameriea an Line
steamer rara ,Br,. Gansden. Corh-Mher Rih
Steamer seminole Bcarse. Charleston ard Ja'@sonyi'
se,ncr 1rsas cay. rish'r savannah-ocean s. Conn
pIaS pscsaer piuene:d- charles Bal,imore-H = Foster
steamer Yorktown. Dole Newport News-old pomn'oa
cam~r jamestown Boaz Norfom-om Dominion s.
'o4lsmy Eirsn,sr Asie. Maxon New-orleansJ'hn Van
S'csyc SSc nah.ne ,Ba Roach. sydney y w-Mailier
Quercau
SAILED
rhsdeShia d''S '. 5aac 3D. erpeel. LOUIS soa,hame.
1Sn Ts'SSle 'SSr ,'' isx is s. conSho aya5e si
Tampco Yorktown N.Mport New Janesom4 Hc.ss. aEson
Vie Para Cnr Cork Baycnne Ger. Venice BIued'd'
Baltimore. Kansas Crty, savannah
ship Port Crawford ,Br Melbourne.
NOTICE 40 MARINERS.
CHESAPEAKE BAY MD) JUNCTION BELL. BroY 10Y
Notice IL given that. october J. 1897 bell buoy
r'neS pa ~ ee Win N Tsr Fa1 ann M Ss essy snG Of the M
Jorseshn. AZ the junction II the channel into llsnRu
Roads with the main ship channel up Chesapeake ~
The buoy replaces the former Junction Buoy. red 81
iintk horzontal, striped iron spar, without change "
loo alton. ..,, , , . u,oyA
l,ifti Lighthouse District. l>.@,' page IL.
nv order II the Lighthouse lioarl sCiilEn
'' Captain I Navy. Chairman
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
outh,mpton oct Arrived steamers ST Paul. Jsmi.
York nd Hurst Castle al J." n hs
S,ai. dor, Rlanke. New-York for Bremen and pro-
sied. sallad Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ger. Enge'-
bari rom Bremen. New York ,-., nv,
fknstrv New York. for Liverpool and proseeie,' W.
rinis ,ir,. Mckay. WORK for Liverpool anu ""
ceedej , er, ,a,.r ,Ycrv nm ,rr,.
"@;an sssow oct Ii Arrived steamer state Of Nebraska
,Br, Park. New York ,.,or ,r,,,,sl, der, schro-
dor New York for Hamburg. , ma,
" I;ut OF Lewis I3-Passed, steamer Amerka tpah'
,sa ~ Wight i3-Passed. steamer Dlamant Ger"
vischanseu New York for Flushing , ,A
i,row Head l3Iassed. steamers orinlanm i: ,p,n
is Manns"S tSi,,v I'm Jones New-Yors for Bristol. M,
Rachy Head oct L;-lassed. steamers Mobile st ,D,tr
!ayiand New York TOR London; spa"rh'am "'''
Kinsalc Oct i3-Passed. steamer Aurania obr' "'"''
Smst@rian. Oct i3-Arrved. steamer Edam opu''"'
Rn,serssm Oct Is Sailed veendam pu'c"A
Stenger, New York. ~, pantzsn
yokohnna etc for New-YoIk. - ,, ,..,,n.
Naples. OCT i3-Arhed. steamer A'ler "er' "
Hong Kong oct I3-Arrived. steamer Yarro"dae 'o"
(;eddes New York. via singapore. ,,,,. ,p,, White.
Tilt cove Oct 9-jailed. steamer cnkda'e 'p'' "
man. New-York
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunre 10 Suns., 5co Moon rises m 'l' Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
>,,i, Hook POS Gov. Island Hell cate u -
sandy Hook ?.i5 GOV. Island l""- i'il "ai" II %
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SEVEN NEW CASES ~ MOBILE.

limits The sicilian immigrants verc unoadcd last
week
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Annouacements.

Henry A. Danes. NJ. +.
7o West s9th 81
ns Nervous system Il all descriptions I'm
roi.nc. sterIlty add like ailments Hours to l. ) to y
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ES W Bodie. l.. & w.
Prominent haberdashers have the new collar
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Moyirc . with rndsc iio cabin and - sieersga rss
seng,rs 10 Austin Baldwin & Co. Arrived ~ ne bn
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