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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

The Wcstchestcr Electric Railroad company mas
fled In the County Clerks Once ceritcate OF 'ne
extension Of its lines on the following thoroush-
fares I'm the city Of Mount Vernon 'BeSinhlhs ""
Fulton-ave ~ the Hutchinson River 10 il''1,
~ to Frankn-aVe 10 F!rst-st.. 10 nlrud W W
Prospect-ave TO North Fourth ave. To me clS
line. also beginning on SiXth-St. AT me VIZ ~
or city Une 10 Columbus-aVe and Hawkhurst Ian
10 OLA Boston Posi- Road. to SlNth-5'" 10 ''S'e'''
line Of the city. ct, - ,ho countv
CI.rk : once tho number of directors or inc Nhlte
pins Tighting Company has been increased from
three 10 i've and the amount or the 'ipl'd' S'o'N
increased from 5000 to S}io."p -,
Ia tn. SurrogAfc's Court letters t'StdW'il'hIs
have been issued 20 Elizabeth pnscnh"try, ~ -
ocutriy ~ the will ~ Charles G. DuScnn''iy VI
white plains. to Mary Jane Tucker. on me eHthi,r
% Nelson 4 Tucker OF m" CITY OF onkr,S 10 Lols
,rnarta e.ar.- ON the estate 81 John + Searles 81
PoIndridce. also letters ~ admnistrafion 70 w ~!
Inn : Ifailork on the estate OF Esther lialIo, ~
., ,be to,5r Of Somers. to Warren Sarles. on ne
estate ~ Eliza Sarles of New Castle, ana 10 J'ild
4 Dear on the estate Of II. Greeley smith OF the
town ~ North salem -, ,,n ,,,o NJ,
Vorkincn Yesterday competed the bran,h Inc ool
,h. trolley TO NamarOncck with IN" main me III
p'.rro,j.aye Tho new pOwer-house Is Almost
GrieLeI and 4, Is expected thar cars between tnis
Village and Nairaroneck will be running resu'a'
trips hy September J. 49,, ,sos .,
William n Rove. tn Brookheld-si. Tor me nene,i'
- tho soldiers now ~ the front from TINS nelgh-
lorhnod or their families. tomorrow afternoon
,-f evening \ similar entertainment VII, d" ,heu
cr fhe same dlv A. the home OF George NooI. W
Co,,ore-nVe for the benefit OF the Sunday schooi
az Hone ChaDc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
TARRYTOWN.

Justice Wilmot NJ Smith. Of the supreme Cou,
has handed down his decision In the case Vi NV
village trustees against Edward w Ne"ofanu' "
determine the legality Of his appo'n'n'e", a., ~
conrri..ion.r Justice Smith decided that M
Ncwbrands appointment vas Iesa ana imSs We we're
dulv entitled To the office. The proceedings, ~
tnstttited merely as matter OF form 70 seltle %
question concerning the intention OF me ne" $50
llpr law Justice Smiths decision IN Il,S '"'
viii apply 10 all similar villages In me STAT re
Isaac Re0ua the newly appointed pos ma ~,
lieynj Holmes Odell who has held that olllcc
for a number Of years and formally TOOK poSSv 81
sion Yesterday morning MI Rrqua 1P PPbnr'oa
William e. Wright deputy IN the nllc, o. ,'' ga :
W Il. Dammann. Frederick 'eed. , wnII and
chief clerk under Postmaster Ode. resishtu, atu
was succeeded by Herbert Smith me a,sia'Si n
clerk. James Purdy was appointed 10 '' ''e
Cancy T od
Tho thrtie,h annual excursion OF solomon p nouse
No 1876 f. and A. NJ. 70 COnev Island ana MO- NJ"
way will be held to-day. r,,..~ town
Tho annual school meeting OF District 10. l. ,o" :,
OF Green burg will be held In the Nash'hs ~"
Irving High School this evening -, s,oa ~,
Tho funeral OF Mis- Andrew SILVER VIC i rpI oc 20
Friday was held her hon o. In
Yesterday afternoon Buria. was In sleepy 'i'''0"
Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The first fresh-ar excursion under the auspices
OF the Philanthropic Committee OF the woman
Institute will be held tomorrow II Is eXpecteu
that about two hundred mothers and children VIII
be in the party The party will so to North Beach
on Saturday the club members spent the atternoohi
ot st Christophcr's Home. Miss Mary Maisnh "a
Rutler president and Miss Harriet Butter her SIS
ter and secretary OF the institute, SAIL this
ing from Bremen for home. after scveral Iho,io,
spent i'm Euronc They will arrive IN Nohkers a VIZ
August 10 and will receive cordial receptio' 90
Florence j Parsons the superintendent. mas yont
finished = course Of six weeks In the class III pIa g.
teal phanthropic work In Manhatah an ,sto i
expected on Thursday from Miss Grace ihni nr w.
formerly librarian Of the institute, pun now IA" MIS-
rian Of the Astral Branch of Pratt institute her
Protc librarian Of the institute, Is spehu'hs "''
vacation In the Catskills .,... Auxiliary TO
The weekly meeting OF the Yonkers XII fore
the Red Cross Association VIII he heI lhlo ~ H.
noon i'm the assembly hall Of the HOLLYWOOD, ,ha
club There Will be also council Weetlhs ~ VI cir
Executive Committee Of which Mrs. J9tmJ h,ch Mrs
son is chairman and OF the officers. OF "'ic" '''
Sharman Is president ,,r % yIoIlvwood
Inn returned yesterday from her VACATION spo
I'm DanYers. Mass. -. D,,h,c Works
Samuel L. Cooper Commissioner OF PUBIC "o'A'
has returned from his vacation $500 u. for the
Tho Palisade Boat Clubs eight was OUT loi ~. ~
nrsf time this season Saturday night uruen -
direction Of John Fitzpatrick. Many mempe,ns IN
the club are in favor of entering iurloi ''e''' "
the Middle States Regatta on LABOR Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
PI.EKSKTLL

The annual school meetings Will be held through
on, Cortlnudtown tonight. There are only three
districts q importance Of the seventeen. ana the
BUDGET FOR ncxt years expenses in each VIII be
about the same last year. In me 'rotoh ms
,rtot tho term Of Cortrlght Ticc Will expire nc
vii, rrohahlv be- reelected. In the Onks'de as
~, tP.ckskilD Alonzn Durrin VIII be chosen 70
succeed himself In Drum Hil tpeckskhD the
terms ~ TWO trustees eNpirc-oscar ' barErr hhn
f. . Ilai4cy Barger has no opposition tor re-
ai.~,iou pr T. - NJ LYON IL the leading chnil-
date f0r the other trust"e-hip and VIII pIonapIy
/. chosen ms Nr Hhlscy has announced that no
dld no, care for another term. and under no CON
,idcraiion would he he n candidate against Dr
Lyon - .......,o,, ~ a
Owing to the threatening weather Yesterday me
ricnlc ~ The Employees Heuent Association OF tho
naEer Underwear Factory was not as largely at
tended ns had been expected. -,
Tho picnic Of 81 Peters church SUNDAY Isch .,
,,stpon.d from last week account or rain VIII
e. Mold today The steamer Em"line viii be taken
To- Newhurg and there the trolley-cars VIII DO
taken 10 orange Lake.
There will be meeting Of the Helping Hand As
sociaiion this afternoon NJ o'clock. AZ the nome
OF Mrs Calvin Frost ,,,
Surrogate Silkman has entered decree allowing
the snlc Of the property OF the late James Downs
in Field-st Also he has issued n citation. re-
,urnable on 'hc fourth Thursday In September. IN
the accounting Of the administrator or the estate
@. Charles W Baisey
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To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir Now that you have by constant iteration
gained the of the Secretary of the Navy and
persuaded him TO heed the demand for faster bat
tle-ships. ! hope you Will turn all your guns on the
Secretary Of War and see II you cannot bring home
to his consciousness the crime Of keeping our brave
defenders in the pesthole that bears his honored
name The loss OF life IL. front OF Santiago moves
the hearts Of the Nation. But what promises to be
a worse slaughter In this fever-infcctcd camp Is
allowed 10 pass with now and then fee bile protest
| 90 not accuse any Of Indifference 10 this con-
dition Of affairs. But IL does II the case
had been made out Surely there are enough good
places available for camps Yours resDeSifulIy.
s. l.. HUTCHINSON.
New-YoTx July g. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-T Estrada Palma. OF Washington; Cap
tain j. a. Anderson, Lieutenant NJ. a Batson and
Chaplain l.. H. Grooves. L. s. a. FIFTH AVENUE
o. Senator A. L. German. OF Maryland. GRAND
W. s. Valkman. "a Artillery. l. s A.; George j.
Haldcn. 10th Infantry. L. ;. A +. r. Holman and
K W Henderson, L. Battlc-ship Texas GIL
SEY-Chaplan GIL. 2olst Regiment u. s Nolun-
tecrs. HOFFMAN-Anthony. n Brady. OF Albany.
IMPERiN.-Judrc J. c. Williams. OF Duluth j. 6.
Moorehcad. Of Cleveland. superintendent OF the
MANHATTAN-W William Osborne. OF London; III.
". StickLey Of Boston; Professor Winthrop
Dwight. of New Haven. MURRAY HILL-Cnptain
G. 5 Young. It'll Infantry. L. $. A.. Lieutenant w.
Wclch goth Infantry u. s A; Lieutenant T. r.
Stogsdald. T.. ). A.. and Lieutenant Bettinc
L. s. A. NETHERIAND-Rober &. Pruyn. Of Al
bany. PARK ANENUE-L =. Smith, T. $. A.
WALDORF-A Carnegie. jr.. OF Pittsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

TODAY
Vessel For. Line. Mails close Vessel sails
saac I,re,nea G Lloyd IL m m
CrVc Liverpool. White Star.
Alponoup. Charleston. Clyde. IN
Linda Plata. ........... 1000 a L.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3.
Liverpool. White star. 900 n m
Southwark Southampton Am s. X SthrlOU0 a m m
Cntana. Mexico y Il Cuba ....... 100 m 800 m
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1.
Barbarossa Bremcn q Lloyd. ... 1000 m
FL Mar. Nev-Or!eans. Morgan 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Estimate and Apportonment. City Hall.
II nj.
The hospital ship Relief to sail to Guanca and
report General Miles. forenoon
The steamship Breakwdter. with supplies for the
Santiago army. to sail. forenoon
Womens Patriotic Relief Association TO dis
tribune tickets 10 soldiers needy families
Special meetings OF the Deutscher. Arion and
LiederkranZ clubs 10 take action concerning Prince
Bismarck's death. p.
Young Mems Christian Association entertainment
Camp Townsend. y. m.
Music Mount Morris and Tompkns Square
parks, p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Aug. Cotton quiet. mlci!inss, ,rcsipo
low middling 3 5-i,c. sood ordinary. l" ''>'
10 bales stock. 10. 1877 balei sSc.
Baltimore. Aug. cotton nomna m sross recspA
low midiling 5 Is Ice; rod ordinary 3se' s''''
$50 bales stock 49, DO bales IAN, mid
Memphis Aug. Cotton dull; middins So bales.
ding. 5hc. good ordinary. 4sc net reeep 100 bales
gross $50 bales: shipments $50 bales. sa's Nv
stock 30 100 bales. .u-lGe,
savannah. Aug i-Cot,on steady; mian S cosst~i's
low mddng. 5Ac; receipts, 2lS bales. eNP
70l bales sales. bale; stock. 9.3lO ba's ,,,silnG
New-Orleans, Aug l.-Cotton STEW iSe; "
5 li-i6c low miding 3-l6c. good oi9ss S5 bales.
ceiptg. - bales sales COO bales stock e" "a ic cs
ST Louis. Aug Cotton quiet midd,.is net rsesPSS
m.ddling. Tide good ordinary 5oYs.. ,;ock, ~"
! bale: gr Jss, u bales. shipments. w p'''"'
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

A curious part OF the assessment roll Is that the
names OF the Rockefellers Boomers. Cochrans and
other large taxpayers OF the town do not appear
on the book This is because the assessors have
assessed the land residents the occupants.
and the large Rockefeller tracts have been assessed
to about n hundred people.
Henry j Kaufman. OF Ardsley; Charles W. y
Dammann. OF Tarrytown. and Ward W. TompkinS
OF Hastings the assessors Of Grcenhurg Township.
met Yesterday morning at the office OF the town
clerk In Tarrytown- on he Hudson and filed the
1895 roll with Mr. Dammann. the secretary OF the
Board II was Immediately opened for examination
bv the taxpayers number OF lawyers were on
hand early TO examine the book for several wealthy
clients bat 1t is thought that any suits will be
brought this year
or the three suits brought last ycar by Isaac
Stern Mrs Emma Mathieson and the Lorena Com
pany the first two have received reductions. and
the iorena case Is at present before the referee
The assessors have compiled the roll. however
without regard 10 the reductions allowed. and the
assessments remain the same they were made
on the revised roll for 1897
The roll Will probably amount to O0. APP
proximaely divided among the villages OF the town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

Some good big gaps have been
made in our line OF light, fancy suits.
so big that last week we had to cali
for recruits; now every vacancy il
flled-every size is ready.
No matter how late YOU come
you'll find complete stocks here.
Clothes shoes. hats and furnishings.
ROGERS. PEEr & Co,
Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
ROOT AND SHOE FIRM ASSIGNS.

LIABILITIES OF HosMER. CoppINd co ESrl-
MATED AT 10000.
Boston Aug l-Hosmer. Codding n co. OK 'his
city who are among the largest boot and shoe deal
ers In New England assigned late this 10
Charles " LAYERS president OF the Nationai Shoe
and Gather Exchange o. this city. The liabilities
are estimated mt $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

There will probably 10 hot fight Mt the annual
school meeting in District No. 2. town OF Mount
Pleasant (Slecpy Hollow. this evening" over tho
election OF trustees a full Board Of five and n
clerk are to be elected The element now In con-
troll OF the Board will make an enort 10 retain
power and the opposition IL determined TO deposc
Il and elect n new Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
LARGE OUTPUT or CRIPPLE CREEK MINES

Colorado Springs. Col. Aug (Spec!aD.-The out
nut OF the Cripple Creek gold camp Tor July was
81 32l 5?2 or $4,000 In advance or the June output
which was thus far the best on record
The tonnage was 30 $50. OF which tho smelters
treated 1000 tons. valued at $4,000. an increase
over June OF s. n ton ooo -. 4, ,..
which accounts for the increased value. The OUT
put for the months OF lsss Is sSzloo-. whlch
would indicate about Sl6Go,000 for the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

In the affairs Of the company for some tline
past. Its management was left almost entirey
with Charles f. Marston Inc eluer piO oMoa
vas In tho habit OF coming down to the ofce
daily. but he remained only a short time. Al.
though member of the Produce EXchanee' ne
had been seen but seldom on the noor vi ''e
Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
NETWORK CITY.

The fremont police station. at Bathgatc-ave and
One -hundr ed No seventeenth-st. was discovered
Yesterday 10 be In such condition that the Build
ings Department sent force OF men 10 brace II up
temporarily. The building is old brick school
house. and erected half century ago
one dollar has been received BY The Tribune
from Mrs l.. NJ F.. Thousand Islands, for Harry
elmer OF No 6i2 East Fifth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
Neutrality-suspicious..

The Rev. Orvile Lincoln Sgafoos. pastor OF the
Reformed Church is spending his vacation In Mas
aachusetts Ills pulpit will he supplied next sun
dav hy the Rev. Or. T. q. Stein. pastor Of ST:
Marks Reformed church. OF Easton. Penn and
on August II by the Rev. W +. Ottarson. pastor OF
tho Fifty sixth Street Methodist Episcopal church.
OF New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

Among the stocks that have been particularly ac-
tive Of late Is Brooklyn Rapid Transit This has
been steadily creeping up on all kinds of encourage
ing reports until Saturday 1t closed 5ss. Yes
terday morning the opening price was 5Si but sud-
denly there was rapid selling down until 5ii2 was
reached The reason for this was the reported sag
girg OF the Brooklyn Bridge. Whether not a lit
lie song running something like brooklyn Bridge
is Falling Down" was sung by the bears the incl
dent made the most or.
However, when II was known that there was little
da ager OF Bridge falling and that the trolley
cars were relieved of the blame attached TO the
ssgging OF the structure prices advanced again.
leaving a net change lCr the day OF 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
DJvTDCVDS FOR BANK CREDITORS.

Washington. Aug 1.-The Controller OF the Cur
rency has declared dividends In favor OF the cred
TORS of insolvent National banks as follows: FIFTY
pcr cent the Hampshire County National Bank. OF
Northampton Mass 80 per cent. National Bank OF
Paola. Paola. Kan: 10 per cent. First National
Bank Of Eddy. y. III. per cent SECOND Natlonal
Rank OF Rockford. Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

Advertisement. admitted into these Ell,
umns nre recommended to the readers a
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable. ans
business car lie done by malt with the q.
yertisern with perfect safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
POCANTICO HILLS.

Burglars entered the stable Of William Milton on
Sunday night or early yesterday morning and stole
two sets Of double harness. two sets OF new single
harness and "A lot OF coachmnns paraphernala.
The annual meeting OF the voters OF school ms
trict No g. town Of Mount Pleasant. VIII he held
I'm the Pocantico Hills school this evening New
trustees VIII be chosen and appropriations made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
HIS TAXES INCREASED.
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER HIT AGAIN BY
MOUNT PLEASANT ASSESSORS.
NO ATTENTION PAID TO REFEREE HoYsRADi
Observation-Disclosures ROLLS OPEN
FOR INSPECTION

FOR INSPECTION.
In accordance with law, the assessment rolls IN
the towns Of Weschester County were completed
and filed YESTERDAY In each town the assessment
boo, was left ut the office Of one OF the assesSors
where II will be open for Inspection by the tax
payers until Tuesday August l6 when the boarus
Will meet to hear grievances.
OF all the assessment rolls completed yesterday
the most interesting is probably that Of Mount
Pleasant Township which has now been before the
courts for two years The most interesting assess
ments are those of the Rockefellers Despite me
large reduction ordered by Willis T. Hoysradt, INC
referee in the Rockefeller case, the assessors oil
Mount Pleasant Township have compiled 'he 1879
roll as though nothing Of the kind had ever oc-
CURED Indeed they have even gone further, Tor
the assessment against William Rockefeller mas
been increased to the extent of several thousand
dollars The assessment of $S26,S00 on LOCKWOOD
Hall remains the same and the valuations placed
on other property last year are unchanged Win
the exception noted. His assessment in 1917 was
50 1879 Oo0 and Referee Hoysradt ordered !; reduced
TO $3iG.775.
The new roll shows that the new greenhouses
which William Rockefeller has built at Rockwoot
Hall In the last year are assessed for Si''" ana
that l6i acres of land in the OF Ossinrg ha 70
been assessed in this town.
The assessors say that the decision by Justice
Dykman in the Supreme Court. last year. concern
ing the assessment of Mrs. Elliot f. Shepard per-
rnits them TO the Rockefeller land IL Mount
Pleasant. Justice Dykman held that where per-
sons property extends INTO two townships II
should Cniy be assessed in the town in when the
owner lives. This decision allowed the csslHinS
assessors to tax Mrs. Shepard for all hey property
IN Mount pleasant. and the assessors or that town
have now assessed the Rockefeller land IS a meas
ure of retaliation. This action is sure 10 be con-
tested by Mr.. Rockefeller. ard probably the Os-
sinng officials may nov come forward and dispute
the legality OF the act.
The Mount Pleasant assessors seem TO be deter
mined 10 fight the Rockefellers. although II seem"
that they will meet certain defeat. the n" as
scssmen book has not yet footed up. but Will
probably amount TO 100000 which was the total
of the 1897 roll The present Board of Assessors IS
composed OF Michael J. Martin. Of North larry
town. chairman; J. Hatfield Newman. OF Union
VILE and Ira Nodine. of Plcasaptvine. Mr.. Nodlne
Was elected last spIlng on the ticket favored anu
supported by the Rocko: ellers. He has found mat
much farm land in the town was valued too hlBh
last year and has accordingly reduced H. The as
sessments I'm the districts Of Martin and Newman
remain about the same last year
A few OF the large assessments In the village Oh
North Tarrytown follows:
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NETWORK. MONDAY AUGUST l. 1895
ARRIVED.
Steamer Nomadic tBr). Clarke. Liverpool July q, with
mdse the White Star Line Arrived the Bar at
3: as IN.
steamer Amsterdam puch). Dakker Rotterdam and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

Boulogne July 81. with mdse IS cabin and 1913 s,eeraC
passengers TO the H1end American Line. Arrived q
the Bar 9:i5 m.
Steamer Fridtjof hansen CNorl. GreSer Isabella q
sagua July q Nassau 81 with mise and - passengers
10 " u Munson. Arrived tho Bar al m. 40
In ballast to Walsh Il CO. Arrived at the Bar at u
a
Steamer Leon (Nor). Iampe. Port Antonio and Port
Maria July *. with fruit to the American Fruit Co'n-
pany Arrived at the Bar az 1890 n m -,
Steamer CITY 4 Philadelphia. Delano. Baltimore VIA
ship r Hitchcock Gates Honolulu March II. to 1T
Chapman & Go. -.
Sandy Hook. y. j. Aug /. $50 p. m.-wnd. hss
breeze. north clear
CLEARED
Steamer Tyr.an (Bp. Ansrove Kiuss,on-Benrstt
Walsh & Co.
Steamer Laurelwood tBr) Maurcr. Perth Aulboy n J.
J III Winchester & Co.
Steamer Tasso ttr. Dillon. Baltimore-BIrher Co
Steamer Cevlc tiIrp. Nlcol Lverpoo.Wtite star Lac
Steamer saale Ger. Blanke. Bremen va sou'hamp"s
-Oelrchs a Co.
steamer Exeter City (Br. Watkins. BristoJam Ar
ksll a
Steamer Mannheim Ger. ock-lmann. Flushns-ca
Heye
steamer fairfield CBr). Jones' sydney. : w-A'ksh
& Douglass
Steamer New Orleans. eager New Dreams T 'aa
Sickle
Steamer Guyandotte Davis Norfolk and Newport Nss'
Old Dominion IS Co
Ship Palgra.e Orr. Rollo. Cacutta--Ciust Heye:
Bark Stuart tIsr. Jones. Mau.itius-Balfour. Wn's%
e. Co.
schooner Maggie Smith CBr. Mcleod. Pictou. +
Holman n Puddngton.
Schooner Delta O3O. Baxter. Cheverio. y Miller
Houghton.
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Announcements
u. q ".
NAKODAS.
The popular Summer collar.
E. & W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 81 10 Moon rises 30 Moons Is
HIGH WATER TODAY
A M-Sandy Hook 20 Gov Island 1872 Hell Gate 9:t5
sandy Hook 1885 Gov Island SOS He'll Gate 1901
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SAILED.
Steamers New Orleans for New orleans Guyando"
Norfolk and Newport News.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. July 3I-Auiyed. steamer umbria ,bla
Dutton. New-lork. August :. steamer Cnyier ID"
Cuinlan. York for nehester. -,
Dunkrk. Aug Arrived steamer Roonia tbrl' Lass
New-York. ca
Lizard. Aug Passed. steamer Deutschland cie"
schlerhorst New York for Flushing ,,.,
Lizard. July 3l-passel. steamer Paula 'perp' he"
meyer llamturg for New-Notk . ,,,,. ,pr,
brow Head. Aug Passed. steamer Boston CITY 'o''
Barclay. New-York for Bristol ..,...n.
Dunnet Head. july 3O-Passed. steamer Im"s'
dam. Laub. Copenhagen. .tc. for New-i ofk ,, Va,
SctliN Passed, steamer Rotterdam tlutcN'' 49,
der Zee. New-YoTk for Rotterdam. 49, - Cen
Hamburg. Aug Arrived. steamer Nash''s'o" W.
Dnkiaee. New-York. p,nx
Brerrerhaven. Aug /. p m-Arrved; steamer suts
Regent Luitpo.d (Ger) Chrlstofers. Ne" fo'A' VIZ '
ampton. -. Nah
Antwerp July 3o-Arrvcd. Lydsrhotn M, NJ
Hommeras. Ncw-loik via Falmouth; AUGUST
land (lelg) Rigelsen New-Nork via Southdiup',u ~,
Havre. Aug l. u m-AUNei, steamer la 49,
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