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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
NETWORK CITY.

coaro.,v q veek masses at the Railroad Branch
OF the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION NO "ol
Madso1-aYe without entertainment or some
Kind being provided for the railroad men. To-mor-
row evening Angus Sinclair. Editor OF Locomotive
Engireering' and author Of Locomotive Engine
Running and Management" Is TO speak on Rem
iniscences Of Locomotive Engineer. for the bene-
At Of railroad men and their families Frederick I.
SACK. tra,nmaster OF the Hudson division OF .he
Network Central and Hudson River Railroad, Will
preside.
George II Bogert has won the prize Of 800 offered
by DR. W Seward Webb for the best landscape
In the exhibition OF the Society OF American Artists
painted By an American under forty years old.
George r Barse jr.. received the $500 Shaw pur-
chase prize for his painting Night and the Wan
derirg Day
Rear Admiral Henry Erben retired) will speak
on Maintaining the Blockade" before the Sea-
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club. No 10 East
Twenty second-st Saturday evening at $50 o'clock
Clarence Cary formerly mdshpman in the Con-
fede.ate Navy. will relate his experiences in Run
ming the Blockade" Reuben Demarest the boy
pianist. will play.
The male members OF the Young Ladies' and
Gentemen's League Of the Montefore Home will
have smoker" tonight In the Metropolitan
Opera House club rooms.
A. ". r. and L. F. L. send so each to The Trib-
for the starving Cubans The money has been
handed to the Central Cuban Relief Committee
Temple Court
After being out four and half hours. the jury
in the case OF Daniel r. Burch. orderly OF s..
Luke's Hospital, trial for burglary. yesterday
disagreed. Burct arrested July Of last
year for stealing diamond cun-buttons and collar
buttons from William II. Locke, n patient who
died in the hospital.
The Transportation Club will have a smoker this
evening beginning nj O'Clock. The guests OF the
evening will be the members OF the Engineers Club
and OF the University Glee Club and other organi-
cations An attractive vaudeville entertainment
will be Givei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
SPORTS on THE ICE.

carnival and a series OF and games
amused a large crowd last night at the Clermont
Avenue Rink, Brooklyn. There dashes paired
races and obstacle races and the sport ended with
a game OF broom ball between teams representing
the Herkiner Athletic Club Of Brooklyn and the
Carnival Club. Of Manhattan. II. y. Mcdonald
skated an exhibition half-nilc in l:2S. The races
resulted follows:
Haf-mc backward-Won by Oscar Lund. Herki-
mer; second. Arthur Woods. Carnival Time-O:59.
Quarter mile dash-Won by Hugh Palliscr Herki-
mer; second Harry Manicc. Carnival Tme-0:52.
Half mic dash-Wo on by Arthur Sarony. Carniva :;
second. F. Gibbs; Herkimcr. Time-l;a5
Haf-mile couple race-Wol by Miss Nettie Paii-
ser and A. b. Tower. Herkimor; second Miss
Grever and Arthur Wood Carnival Time-20i
One-me handicap-Won 10y Oscar Lund Herk-
mer, scratch second, G. Hunt. Herkimer half-iap
Tme-2:59.
obstacle race-Won by Oscar Lund, Herk!mer
second. +. Diem. Herkimcr
Four-lap couple race. handlcap--Won by H. Pal
User and r. Blodgctt. Herkmer (scratch) second
+. Diem and NJ. Elmers. Herkimer 100 feeO. Time
-l:09
The broom ball same resulted in a victory for the
team representing the Carnival Athletic Club by
score Of 10 O. The lire up as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
BUFFALO Bills CUBAN RECRUITS HERE

Major John NJ. Burke, OF Buffalo Bin's Wild Yves,
Show, arrived on the steamship Leona yesterday
from Key West. with party OF Cuban soldiers
After taxing luncheon the party visited Colonel
Cody at the Hoffman House. They will camp out
at Ambrose Park. Brooklyn. until the show season
begins
Among the Cubsns were Leutenant-Colonel Man.
uel F. Anero. who. Major Burke said. had served
IN about all OF Cubas wars ami had been wounded
eleven times. and Lieutenant Colonel Esleban Del
8ardo Who has been wounded twice and who was
With General Maceo when the latter killed
According 10 Major Burke. Cooncl Delgardo Is one
Of only three persons who knows where Maceo was
buried. Another Cuban. Mariana Aymerick is said
10 have been wounded eight times while In Maceo's
command. and SIN another, Andras Fountenel.a.
has been wounded four times bullet, Major
Burke SAID is stu imbeddcd IN his body and The
hole where II entered can be plainly seen.
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ATTACKING THE CORPORATION COUNSEL.
PRESIDENT CIRCUIT OF BROOKLYN. SAYS THE
WORK OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT BOARDS
THERE HAD BEEN DELAYED By
Mr.. WHALESS NOT CIV
ING An OPINIO.


ING AN OPINION.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Public Improve
men:s yesterday President Grout OF the Borough
OF Brooklyn made speech attacking Corporation
Counsel Wtalen because Of his failure 10 give opn-
ions asked for by city officials. The work Of the
local Improvement boards in Brooklyn had been de-
layed. Mr.. Grout declared. because Mr.. Whalen
would not give a needed opinion. The four Borough
Presidents appointed committee wait upon
Mr. Whaler and the Mayor and protest.
President Grout also wanted the Board TO take
same decided action 10 have the Brooklyn water
supply extended. and the Commissioner OF Water
Supply directed TO have his engineers report
plan OF extending the water supply and give facts
about the contracts which have stood in the way.
There almost division In the Board a
resolution TO ask the State Legislature 10 amend the
charter make the cost of repaving streets
uniform throughout, the greater city President
Grout declared that II was most unfair 70 make the
property-owners Of Brooklyn pay part OF the OF
pay all the cost of repavng streets in Brooklyn
The resolution which was passed read:
Resolyed. That this Board Is in favor Of such
uniform rule as 10 the cost of repavng through
out the city
The Dock Commissioners sent a communication tn
the Board, saying that Twelfth-ave needed repav-
Ing so badly between Fftieth and Fifty eighth sis
that the city could not get proper return for lis
dock property along that part Of the North River
SroE;.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YoRK-wEDNESDAY. MARCH 10, 1908

PORT or NEW yoRK-wEDNEsDAY. MARCH 10. 1905
ARRIVED
s,eame- Potomac Gr Anderson London March On IN
ballast ssmt9 TO Maes heyd Or smith AZ spc March and
Queenstown 10 With mdsc 2ol cabin ana 81 sesras,
stc m 10 ""'e star Lane VIC
steamer Lain. from Bremen and Southampton South
s,eamer oideHbqrs GER Gathsman Bremen March >,
richs & CO.. Arrived at the Bar at AS ? M
s arc h @ mGs TO DaS SsF' CO.. Arrived
steamer Normannia Ger paTsnd, Genos March =,
Storage passengers Hamburg American Line. Ar
'f steamer spaTan Prime eq Asamscn. L,shorn FEB
and 6Gs passengers 10 John seager Arrived
steamer Paw Or. .>kenhead Venice February H.
Trieste H. Flrmc 10. Me.sno 90, Palermo % and Gib
raar o. with mdsc to Phelps Eros Co Arrived al,
tn" Steamer Afdondha n. Walker Belize March Porto
ST AIMS ard Port Marta and Knss'2n 10 wl.h
mdie And II ne caGn nr al c no e
N Fl TIs% s,c 4 sG.sa. a.
as carnana March la aqayra Porto
Prince 10 With mdse and ID passengers Kunhard,
Co Arrived at the Bar 1910 m.
cs%Ssess 3 10 sna Haya%a T. WIN %s.s
steamer 81" Andes cr cote Port au Prince February as
mdse 10 Pim Forwood Keiock Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Ieona Wilder. Galveston March and Key
West IL with mdse and passengers 9 II Mallory 4 60
Steamer C'Omsnche. Pennington Jacksonville March IL
and Charleston a. with mdse and passengers TO William
i Clyde q 60.
Steamer city Of Augusta. Dsggett Savannah March a.
with mdse and passengers to Ocean SIS Co
Steamer Old Dominion Brakeman. Newport News and
Richmond. with md'e md passengers TO Old Dominion
steamer B.netactor Townsend Philadelphia, with md,.
Sandy Hook = j. March 10. o;3o p m-wlnd south
gentle breeze: cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer rlanthony Abbey (Ir. Townsend Cork-Barber
& 90.
steamer Asst Ger. Lafrentz Pernambuco-runch.
Edye e 90.
Steamer Scotia tGcr Schmidt. Hamburg Hamburg
American Line.
steamer Portia nfr,. Farrell. Halifax. " S. and 81
Johns y F-B9wring e Archibald
Steamer Massilia (Fr. Jaubcrt. Marsees-J " A.wei
& 20.
steamer Fai:odcn Hall C3r, JeTeis Alden. Singapore
Hong Kong ctc-Bnrber & co.
Steamer city n Washington. Stevens. Havana and
Tanpco--J Ward Co.
Steamer Weimar Ger. Mentz. Observation-Disclosures s. Co
Steamer Anwick tBr). Sampler Agoa Bay. East Lon
don etc-Noron Il Son.
Steamer Mississippi CBr. Goudle. LOndon-New- York
steamer coresn 1Br,. Stewart. Glassow-Austn Bald
steamer Isleworth ,3r,. McNabb. Psnsscoia-runch
& co.
steamer roauois. Kemble chares.on and Jacks,nvGi.
49, T. clyde x Co
Steamer Kansas city Fisher. ssvanpah-ocean So Co .
Steamer Jamehtown. BosE Norf'.k and Newport NewsN
Bark sana SBr,. Johnson. Ivigtut Mckay a Dix
SAILED
Steamer F.uminenss (B. barbados. etc: Leon lNor),
Port Antonio 81 Louis. Southampton: Kensnston tBrD
Antwerp; britannia tBr), Liverpool Scotia }cr) Ham
burg City OF WASHINGTON, Havana ETC. Jamestown Nor
folk and Newport News: roouois. Charleston and Jack
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COTRT CALENDARS FOR TODAY

Appellate Division Supreme Court-Be'cre Van Brunt,
., opens a. p m 80 Nos a. IS 49, CO. g. 90, CO.
supreme cour-speciai Term-Par Before Gleser-
ich Motion calendar caIled AZ 1880 a.
jr.. J.--Cour; open at 1880 a. m Ex-pare matters.
Nos Co.. g. Prefssd ea Dss
Nos d54a. G492 clear.
sell, aaG at a" c Ts 7 o sS,
S s s s ss5 SSS S 2 S S S5 S5a5 Sls ST. 81
from faP " for a cs Kellogg
supreme Court special rerm-Iart .vIBefore Freed
Sa III nom Slf I ad9su Fac5 nm
@5a1e. Be-. Tf s.s E: s
1909 5oi7 $S iiS iiSj ioci9 520s 1920 s 1886
supreme coyr,-Trin Tcrm-fart In-Before Scott, J.
Nor. 1851. $3.50 e'G2. 7oiG. a579 oG72' 1850 1850
supreme Court-Trial Term--par, iv-Befor. Book
t c:sS 70 De sent '''" Part III for trial.
supreme cqurt-Trisl Term-Pan v-Before Dugro J.
Causes TO be sent from Part III for trial Case un-
supreme Court-rral Term-part vr-Before Macru,r
causes to be sen, from Part III for trial Case Tn
JHos 1851 1858 a S si oeaf $3.50 5l h? sYl
supreme courTra rerIaPart vTIRs9cr.
man, JCaues 10 be sent from Part VII for trial Cas-.
suprcme coa Court. Tsrm-rart Ix-netore Glider
Clear. VII lot 'r'al
SUPREME c9uTt-Trisl Te1m-Par x-Before Davy. j.
finished.
supreme Court-Tral Term-Part xI-Before McAdam
D. tuSrs ~ DC 'oI. Idrl VII lot trial. Clear
JCauscs 10 be sent from preferred calendar tor rial
Clear. ~
Surrogate court hanbers--B,fore Fitzgerald S.
probate: William + broadTly. Edward Gibo. john ~ j.
Lennon. CathaIine Malsion. Homer r. CONWAY Tboms.
j. Wcndoyer az 1890 a. m; James Qurt. at D. m
surrogates Cour,-Tral Terin-Before Arnold s-No
day calendar.
City Court-Special Term-Bcfore Fltzslmons & l.
Court opens AZ 10 a. m. Motions az 1919 a m,
CITY Court-Tral Term-rart l-Adjourned sine die
city couTi--Trial Trm-Part II--Iiefore Conan ] -
Nos -. 's~ $50 idiS' NSi. va P2. 92G WI nos
e2s $50 e2 9a: o33 o3t 935 o3G 9J7 ess $50 $40 "a.
3i2. .i3. $40. "a 80 Jt7. Clear. ' 49, ''
=. 'lty Couit Trial rerm-Part ItI-fefore Olcot l.
Nos GG 4ja 23i2 40 90. 2.G SD 3ts ~,s 49,,
~ 2s| St,' r4s. 9s' s3i, go 0s3 D,I Ol5 ma
''.. a"s aan gfo :dl "de, iGs. case unfinished
Short cau.s. Me-, a Sgn AKA a lx-.iefore oDwgs
f2ja. 1884 5lS0. 1888 iGTs 2s3i iI32 l4.i t1ear '
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
by Freedman, J.
Matter OF Adams-Rchard - Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17

INCORPORATED ~ NEW-JERSEY

trenton March ls (sneciaD.-Thc following COM
panies were incorporated to-day;
Inc Deal Sewer Company OF Deal y J.. can,,oi
tiey t torporators Herbert j. Bell. of Now York
ana Laurence T. Free. jr.. OF Orange * J. -"
The Deal Water Company. OF Deal y l.. cen,.aI
taoVI Sorporators. Daniel c. McAIanus ana H.
pert Bel. o, New-York. and Laurence T Ere.
Jr.. OF Orange. y. J. - rTee.
The Pearson Publishing Company OF Jersey cq,
capital. SoOn Corporators. William Arthur Uoo2a
ward and Carlisle y Creig. 81 Ncw-York and y
G. Maturin. OF East Orange. y. j. anu T.
The Navarro Oil Company. 81 Bayonne " 7
capital. $1,000 corporators. William L. Wallace -;
Orange. \. j.. p r. Gray OF Eliza beth y i. 7
J. Nicle OF Bronxville. y. Y and Charles p Peirce
and g. F. Warren. OF New-York
The Kline and Company Company OF Williams
port. Penn. 10 manufacture hariware capital sI5
dcD Corporators James y. Kline and John F. Fred.
ericks OF Will!ansport. and George ". Grecnman
OF Trenton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
PEEKSKILL.

Mcssrs. Alexander D. Dunvcr and Joseph Spar
row have presented the Abram Nosburg Woman S
Relief Corps with pair OF handsome gavels
Di. John Newell Tilden. d.. Eidorus De Mott
Lyon end George Edwin Briggs, Pceksknl
members OF me sons Of the Revolution. were in
Ncw-York City yesterday in attendance upon an
important meeting az No. li6 Broadway. OF the
Pomeroy Monument Committee. The contract for
the monument. which is 10 DC erected az Peekskill
IN few months has been given out and great
celebrate is expected. The date and plans for
the affair were talked over yesterday. and to-day
Frederick GARRISON chairman Of the committee.
The architect OF the monument and others will
10 Psekskl and With local members Of the
committee will visit Hillside Cemetery and decide
which way the shaft is TO face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
MAMARONECK.

The new village officers elected on Tuesday are:
Joseph II. Mclaughlin, President. succeeding
Thomas L. Rushmore Reuben g. Brewer. Treas
urer; John c. Kane Collector Thomas C. Palmer.
william T. Heryn and Joseph r. Gillaudeau. Trus-
ices for one year: John ". Hiney. Jacob Halstead
and George ". Haght. Trustees for two years, and
Thorgaid Jensen Harry Summers and " ID. Day.
mon Assessors The proposition 10 Impose poll
tax on the male residents was deteated.
The Republicans OF the town of Mamaroneck have
nominated William A. Sickeis for Town Clerk, II.
S Coles Justice: John Siyalls, Collector; Fletcher
Neadt Collector; George Bedell, Auditor; Caleb
ireland Commissioner OF Highways and Edward
Havinnd Overseer Of the Poor. The convention
complimented Charles NJ Baxter, the present Dem
ocratic Supervisor by declining 20 make a nomina-
ton for that Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
WHITE PLAINS.

In the Board OF Supervisors yesterday the Ju-
dietary Committee reported on the disputed bound
AIRY line between the towns Of Pelham and New
Rochelle The committee found in favor CT tho
claims set up by the town Of Pelham. holding
that the ancient stone walls indicated the original
boundary line between the two towns. as show
by the map made by Captain Bono, In 1n inc
conflicting boundaries set up by the two towns
varied about :wo hundred feet along their entire
length and involved a large number OF acres.
The report Of the committee was accepted; ana an
act was passed making the boundary line ap-
proved in tho report the official boundary lire.
The Board adjourned yesterday 10 meet tomorrow
morning at 1920 when the business OF the ses-
sion viii be finished and final Adjournment taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
DAVID GIDEON HERE.

David Gideon arrived In the city yesterday from
California Mr. Gideon appears to be In excellent
health although he did not succeed in winning n
surplus over his expenses. He gave the horses he
raced on the Pacific slope TO NJ. Daily before he
left there. thereby escaping the cost OF shipping
them home. Ii Is likely that he will visit the
IIoimdei farm to-day Mr.. Gideon reports that
James T. Sloane. the jockey, is cutting wide
table in ono of his rooms. and is living in luxury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17

Ohermaye- agt, Jarsen-Daniel 7. lnsraham'
Dixon agt. Dixoni tyber Mcbride.
Schwenn agi. Schwenn Horace secor IT.
Matter o. Nuttins Daniel J. Farley.
Matter OF Donaldsorl-Moriis Cukor.
ny PschoH. jr. J.
Doelger agt. Nalsh--Wiiam F Clare.
Dlnwiddle agt Metzgcr-Ezekie FiXnan: -
strauss agt Siegcl Cooper Company-Willam C. Choate
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
81 Bischon, jr. J.
IT. Hermann Lumber Company agt Thomas Williams
John VI. Fitzpatrick.
BY Fursman, j.
Arne, Aaron AIT Anna Oherls-John J. Breen.
BY Giegerch. J.
Fanny Bach AIT. William Solomon-BenJamin Hoffman
Duncan Smith agt. Western Agency-Charlss s. Mac
kenze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
NORTH PELHAM.

The election here Tuesday resulted In victory
FOR tho Peoples ticket. The new officers are:
Michael T. Lynch, President: George A. Mccall
Hard sr Trustee 1.-TWO years. Vincent Barker,
Trustee Zone year,; John Case Treasurer. and John
T Logan, Collector An appropriation TO bond tho
village for 5000 for street and sidewalk improve
ment was carried by a vote OF AZ 10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
MOUNT VERNON.

ARRANGEMENTS were made yesterday by which tho
Mount Vernon recruits OF the new regiment OF
Wes,chester County Volunteers. which is being
organized by prominent, residents OF Mount Vernon.
New-R ocheile and Port Chester. Will be drilled III
the armory OF the 18th Separate Company Lieu
tenant Frank r. Curtis. OF the company VIII be me
recruiting officer and expects 10 be able 10 secure
three hundred men here He viii co-operat. win
ex-Lieutenants George T. Davis and Scott Berthe
OF New-Rochelle. and Captain Switt II For Slo.
cum who will organize the six other companies OF
ha regiment,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
Announcements.

Henry A. Daniels. M. d.. 80 West 0lst ST.
All Diseases a. the Nervous System. Paralysis. Diseases
q Memory AMI VIII. Impairment OF Handwriting
Impotence and stsr.lty. Hours to !. to &
z. & w. Iona" E. & W.
A collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Moody meetings, Grand Central Palace ~ a. III
TO 10 p. n. . c
Military Carnival. Madison Square Garoen'
p IN. ,,-,.. A.
Friendly Sons Of St. Patrick dinner. Wador1-As-
torla. $50 p. m. ,,
veteran Firemen's Association election. clubhouse
8p. m. 49,. =.
Meatinp OF the Republican County Committee. at
United Charities Building p m
Squadron A election, armory. p. m
Peoples Institute Cooper Union, p. m.
Professor Rene Doumics lecture. Columbia UNI
versity. r. M
Dedication OF National Temperance Society any
pm. -,
Tariff Association meeting. No. 80 Nassau-st II
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17

Our windows look Spring-like-
green; for some Of our very best
ovcrcoats hang there. made OF a
qreenish covert cloth, the real novelty
of the season.
Silk -lined, SIS.
But we have all good sorts be-
tween SIS and Sis.
Furnishings and Hats
Have, too, plenty of those new,
stunning DENOMINATIONS in shirts
and hosiery. that fashion has or,
dained must be worn this year OF
1898. >,
And the new hat shapes are all
here.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-17

son snns5 Gt et aa,hony AS6eS coz. As
tFr Msrse!%s. sirius CIir Manchester Kansas ci's'
s'''"'A' NOTICES To MARINERS.
BOSTON HARBOR BUoYAGE
Notice Is given that state Ledge Buoy No s1o1.
west end Of Lower Middle Bu9 5c re- red and marking The
ship channel n aoG the Year. and their
viii not again be marked BY nun Ou''s s'''"' wv
mer mo ndrace affects the List Of Btlcon and Bao,s
Second Lighthouse District, 1897 pages y. 10 20 anu
snip ISLAND ANCHORAGE BVOfAIE.
NIL, q. given that on or about April 1879 cnahsss
,stoiiows Nil be made the bsoyase q me mann
ssutS channels into snip Island AnchoraSe' N''''''
S0 Main Channel Buoy No. black second class '1
VII rS oe RSoy Xo black second class can WI.
estabiished on the easierly side " nc knoll "
the xn wfs ge nnoy. red vii Discontinued ,,.,., On
Middle GrS.Hd 5 Of eI The middle ground marx u.
middle ground and the easteriy edge OF ''s s'-''
No red fS s5 d the ss m q the G 'Sd
Walker s5Sal Baoy. each red and BLACK S3T' y, ne
strip Shr ira an me other at the eouthery END q me
shosl. 10 guide vessels clear o. me sh'"' - '
an" The from aa .' posios u the will he gwen
'f Th, n ss,es sccs ne lis, OF and BaO
Eighth -t Lsh y ,bs b;I, house Hcar
conlmo lore. l. : navy CnAfmA"
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London. March iG-Arryed. steamer B'aiicea ''"
Jacobsen New-York. . -,..,.,t. ,I.r).
Liverpool. March lo-ArrVe' s'1"'"'
Cameron New-lork - , ..,,~.~ :, Paul
southampton March iGATved, steamer. - 49, 49,.
Jamson New York passed Hurst Caste AZ S.i' p.,sn
saieL steamer Trave (Ger' Ihalsnho7s' i''"
Newcastle. March I5--Arrivsd steamer Marenso ''''
Swans Swansea. Marcs i5-saisd steamer Jersey city ''
Wes, Hartiepool March i3--sa,ed. steamer Re"u'
Ger. ScLwsner. New York. - r,,.,,,,, GER,
Lizard. March i6-Passed steamer H''N'''' ~
Isitheuser New-York Ter Flushing - ,,..t,,,, an
Prawle Point March l6-Passed steamer NA"''N'" N
Gates. New-York for London. $500, ,t,r, rearce
sci.ly March i5-Passed. steamer America Vp'' '
Isle o. Wight March ie-passed. steamer ChA''"'
Dutch Peters New-York FOR Rotterdam Peter
'Dover March l6-Passed. steamer Burge'ne4s'r' wv
sen Gen Keeren. Rotterdam fer New-ioTs >,,, for
Hull March i5-Salei. steamer bfaueh 'NV' -
Hamburg March IO-Arrwed. steamer ArA' 'O'"
Rotterdam. March i5-Arrlved. steamer ho''e'''
(iufeh) Bonjcr New-York 49, ,,,., ,Br,
Genoa March iS-Arrived. steamer Tartar fs'h'' 49,
Ssp.ss March iG-Arrved steamer saale Gen
ieghorn March i5-sai.ed steamer Tartar Prince '''
Fothrrgiil New York. - ,s.,.r. ,Bn.
Calcutta, March is-Arived. steamer inehn0rS "'''
Hong Kong March is-Arrlyed. previously ssesmmssa'
EnerEa (sr) Saw, New-york via Singapore s"
Empress OF Japan ltsr), Lee. Yokohama pr,ae
Pernambucc March lf--Passed, steamer Roman i'"'
(Br), Curtis. Rio Janeiro for Nsw-tork
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lockwood Hoar. OF Worcester Mass ana oolonri
samuel p Colt. OF Providence. r. |. MANIA !
TAN-Ashley Pond. Of Detroit. ana H. H. val,
Altvne OF Troy MURRAY HIL1~Statc haiiroao
Conuiss,oncr Ashley W. Cole OF Albany; Johh
s KENYON. Of Syracuse, and Major j. W. iiinKiey:
81 Poughkeepsie.. PLAZA-JosepA Banigan' Oh
Providence. r. I. SAVOY-Senator Henry .. cosse'
hall OF Watervillc " Y, and D.. j. ~ Illdeh Oh
poekskui -Major-General Nelson a.
Miles. commanding United States Army; CaP'ains
p M!chler and VI. F. Maus. L. > a. d. D.
Herreshon OF Bristol. r. l.: FREDERICK H. rrHi'e'
q, Roston and Lars Anderson, OF Washington
WINDSOR-Norris w Hardness. or Philadelphia
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 600 Sunset % Moon rises m Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 25I Gov. Island 3 - Hell Gate 522
PM-sandy Hook 340 Gov. Island i:ol Hell Gate
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
vessel For. Lane. Mails close. Vessel sails
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sonyille Fa9den Hall Bri Hong Kong. etc New ~
son Ionnv, CIV etr I.anthony Abbey d}rl CORK AsH
Ger Pernambuco. la N-rnanale " la - CIV
CFr). Marse.cs: Sirius tbrl, M"hV"'s'e'' ~
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REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
by Freedman. J.
Mat'eT OF Adams-Richard u. Henry.