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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

London July ii-Arrived. Talbot Br wlns1s.
New York via Falmouth sailed Minnewaska OBJ G'r-
nths New York Alexandra (}f) Marshall Ne~-lo In.
Falmouth. July l4-Arr!ved. steamer Rauns c>""
Mortenson. New York FOR London. ,va
swansea. July i3-Sailed. steamer Brooklyn cry 'o''
Watkins. New York ,ua
Avonmouth. july lEsailed. steamer Delaware 'S''
Davis New-York r.<
Liverpool. July l3-Arrived. steamer servs dr)' wa"
New-York ma
Southampton July l3-Arrivei steamer Ceiariene (p1h
Balls New-YonS via Falmouth. ma
Sunderland July i2-sailed steamer Masconomo 'N"
Queenstown July i4-Arrved. steamers Brltannic tDsr
Haddock New-York for Liverpool. and proceeded sS"~
CymIic (Br, Lindsay. from Liverpool for New orn -.
Dundee. July l4-sailed steamer Critic d'r,' "n~-
(Br. Smith. Antwerp for New-York. - ,-,ea
Deal July 14-Passed. steamer Southwark tbp' D~
Antwerp for New-York. ,s,.hA
Scly July i4-Passed steamer Edam (pue-"
Bruinsma New-lork for Boulogne and ROTTERDAM IA
Brow Head July i4-Passed steamers Jersey cry Vi. 70
NewYork for Liverpool; George (Br). Thompson. w
York FOR Liverpool. 49,, m
Prawe Point July i4Sassed. steamers Arsi s ss
New-York for Hamburg: caprvi (Nor). Nielsen ~"
York for Hayre and Rotterdam xn.a
Copenhagen. July l?-sailed steamer Island w.
Amsterdam July I@saiied. steamer werke'''-
d)utchl Devries New-York. ~, sa,
Antwerp July i3-Arrved. steamers Manar ,pr, 81
ter New-York Tenby tBr), Campbell. New-forN "~
Hamburg July l+-Arived. steamer Paatia ''"S
Karlowa, New-York .,.,dsn
Rotterdam, July l-Arrived steamer A"s'
(Dutch, Baker New-York. - ,por0
Fayal JUL ii--Arrived. steamer pona Maria ""
Jensen. New-York for oporto and Lisbon r.ursivpN
ST Mchaels. July l4-Arrved. steamer
ST Lucia July i2-SaiIed. steamer Merida, Cs1s ~.
soft lrom MontsytdsoI stcls Nex-xosk.
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PEEKSKTLL

At the meeting OF Mount Ararat Encampment
No O. Independent Order OF odd Fellows In Cryp-
tic Hall on Wednesday night the members re-
ceived n visi; from the Grand Patriarch OF the
Patriarch A Murrey jerks. OF Mount Vernon. and
his staff. were also present The district deputy ~
Installed the following newly elected offcers OF
Noun Ararat Encampment: Chief patriarch W
a. Brown; senior warden FTedersk simmons r'ns, ns
Car V Barger: guide Gilbert l.. Tompkins; outside
sentinel. a. L. Hill; inside sentinel LORENZO ne, - =
barrett: first watch. Peter Case. second watcn
William H. Lyon: third watch. 4. G. Odei; fourth
watch Albert Chase: guards of tents j. Meader
and Charles Haines. III. -, 49,,
large new bathhouse IS being built along me
Hudson at the Franciscan Convent grounds by me
convent authorities for the benefit ~ the inmates
especially the thousand orphan children quartered
there.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The Mount Vernon auxiliary OF the Red cross VIII
mold its first meeting TO prepare garments lor tne
soldiers on next Wednesday afternoon at the nome
Of Mrs. John Maher. No. 2l9 south rour'h,avs.
I,,or yho nrefer 70 assis, the auxiliary BY doing
work at home secure materia! on My Dn!
morning next at the home OF MIS- "i"'a"' "'''"
No 90 South Second-ave. .c-. ..oos
The annual report of Arthur J. McCarten, treas
prer of Police Department, shows that tne CITY
expended last year tor police profession anu ne s
maintenance Of the Department $40 1O3 20 OF when
al a14 3. was paid for salaries The recelpts OF te
Department were SIS 57t ST. and the balance on mana
par, Of the graduating class OF the high
school enjoyed excursion up the Hudson N.Y.
70 Newburg on Tuesday and visited the old ReVoi9-
ftonarv landmark known Washingtons mead
quarters. , 1,-,,ao, Io,na Tor
Aged Women through the kindness OF Judge VII
lam n Van Arsdae, enjoyed a drive ths Weeh
w. visited the Home for Little Mothers, at Hunt
er's Island. ..,a o,,., ora he,nc
much annoyed by the circulation OF large uiT ~
of counterfeit pennies and small currencS l, "a
6esved that some person in the locaNty IL ene"seo
In the manufacture OF the money
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CHRISTIAN ESDEAvORERs TO MEET.

The unions Of the Christian Endeavor Society in
the five boroughs Of this city will be strongly rep
resented at the Greater New-York Christian En-
deavor rally and the missionary rally to be held
at the Auditorium. Westerleigh tomorrow and
sunday. The first rally will take place tomorrow
at $3.50 p. m, and the missionary rally on Sunday at
y.
The chairman Of the Committee for Manhattan
estimates that there will be fifteen hundred EN-
bers OF the union from this borough present Ad-
dresses VIII be delivered tomorrow by the Rev
John d. Devine. the Rev. A. b. Macfaurin and
the Rev. Alfred H. Demarest. Among those who
WIZ speak at the rally 10 be held on Sunday will
a missionary from Arabia. A song service to-rnor.
row. WI be Jed by !. II Mersdith, Of RrooklYn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
KINGS COUNTY RAILROAD ASSETS SOLD.

The assets OF the Kings County Traction Com
pany sold at public auction yesterday at
the New-York Real Estate salesroom by Henry
Draper. They consisted Of 1885, shares OF
capital stock OF the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company of Brooklyn, the options on the remain
Ing shares, and the option on nine shares OF tho
capital stock Of the Brooklyn. Bath Beach and
West End RAILROAD Company The purchaser was
ID. +. n. Hartman. and the price paid was g. 100
00o
The sale was held In accordance with the terms
OF an agreement entered into over years ago
between the Nassau Electric Railroad COMPANY
and the Brooklyn Traction Company and is pre-
limlnary TO the winding up Of the traction com
panys affairs
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SING SING.

The village assessment roll. which has been on
exhibition for the last week in the corporation
roons bids fair to be a satisfactory document 10
tthe taxpayers. Thus far only one complaint has
been entered and In that the reduction asked
for is only 300
Arrangements being made by the German AID
Society OF this village 10 hold Its annual outing
and picnic on the Andrew Rohr farm north OF this
village. on July 25.
meeting OF the Republican Town Committee
was held last evening for the purpose IF calling the
primary next week for the election Of delegates 10
I the special conventions oe the party and 10 open
efhe enrolment books for examination and revision
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New
To the Governor:
The Controller has fully .
financial situation Of the cit!
heartily approve OF the passas
at the extraordinary session O
Controller has sent 20 you.
EXPRESS CAR BLOWN OPEN ~ NEVADA.

ROBBERS WHO HELD UP THE TRAIN ESCAPED
WITH CONTENTS OF SAFE
Reno, New. July H-Passenger train No. !. east
bound, held up last night. one mile east OF
Humboldt The express blown UP and tho
safe blown open. The robbers escaped
When the train arrived point a mile east %
Humboldt a negro and "a white covered the
engineer with guns. stopped the train and going
back to the express car they blew II up with dyna-
mite almost destroying the express packages
Covering MESSENGER George Hughes, they blew open
the safe and rined f. OF lts contents which amount
ed 10 only trhe. and dccampeG The train went
on TO Winnemucca, whore the damaged
out and the express matter transferred 10 box
car and then proceeded east
IL is rumorei here that the negro has been ar
rested. strong posse from Winnemucca H. In pur-
suit II Is thought the robbers boarded tho train
a Reno
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TRANSATLANTIC AVELLERS.

Among the passengers booked to sail on the Cam
pana tomorrow for Liverpool are Richard A. Nc
Curdy Otto Zaiscr. a survivor OF La Bourgogne: d.
II. Moffat president Of the First National Bank:
Mrs Prescott Hall Butler. Richard Mortimer. Louis
Thobaud, Professor IschIsuke Fujoka, OF Toxic.
Japan: James X Hill and the Rev pr r. Winches-
Ter Donald rector OF Trinity Church. Boston
Among the arrivals from Europe on the White
Star liner Germanic Yesterday were r Williams.
/. M Johnson, II. C. Lockwood. A. p. Rockwell
r. b. Stone A. Taylor. II. v. Williamson and g.
L Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

Not one of the 800 short trouser
suits that are now marked "a, but
that will we'll repay trip to our
stores.
They we're marked So, So and Sc.
Can't come? Then we'll send one
on approval; if he doesn't want
whole suit we'll send piece OF one
short trousers. $I.25.
And we'll send clothes to the boys
dad-shoes, hats and furnishings, too.
ROGERS, PEET & 60.
Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway
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JOHN n. THOMAS.

Baltimore. July Il GpeciaD.-Jorn II Thomas. OF
the well-known law firm OF Wallis & Thomas. died
this afternoon, aged seventy-four He read law ll
the Office OF the late s Tenck, Wallis and fo-
many years they were in partnership lie was re-
gardec OF the ables' members OF the bar IN
Maryland standing especially high In admiralty
law. Ills wife "A daughter OF the late Judge George
Grey f~iDcr. u Delaware county. Penn. died a
few years ago. He well known I'm the courts
OF all the Eastern cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
REQrIslTIoY PAPERS GRANTED

Albany July A-Governor Black to-day granted
the rcgusition Of tho Governor OF Pennsylvania for
the extrad.uon 81 william Mason. otherwise known
as big BMl" Mason. under arrest In the city Of
New York for the murder 81 Major William G. W.
son. OF Thlladel phia. who was found dead on Au-
gust i6 80 IN the building ~ No. LIE Walnut-st
wh,r- Is situated IN" circulating library or ~hlch
Do vas 'hr manager.
The r~iuisition ~ the Governor 81 Pennsylvania
was granted by the Governor without any opposi-
ton or protest The app .tuion came by mail, ana
the papers We're sent uy mall 10 New ork Dlty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

a New-York State branch OF the Egypt Expora-
ton Fund has been recently organized an auxl-
larry OF the English society. whose name It bears
Spencer Trask Is president OF the branch: the Rev.
Dr. Adolphus +. Schaufier, vice-president; Andrew
Mills treasurer. the Rev. Dr. Charles X. Gillett
secretary and the Executive Committee Is com
posed OF the Rev. DR. Eugene A. Hoffman. Charles
Dudley Warner and Caryl Coleman. The work Of
the Fund Is threefold, including exploration
archaeological survey and the recovery OF buried
papyrlIs documents The annual membership dues
OF the branch. whose home is at No 200 Park-ave
arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. JULY To- 1898.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELo'

FIFTH AvENUE-Senator William LINDSAY, %
Kentucky. General Matt ". Ransom ex-Minister
to Mexico and A. T. Wood. NJ. p. OF Hamilton
Ont GILSEY Colonel John Richardson, OF
Hawaii HOFFMAN - Congressman Na,nan
Frank of Missouri HOLLAND-George A. briggs
OF Waterbury Conn. MURRAY H1LL-CoioneI n
j. Parker L. S. A. and s. V. A. Hunter OF Dos
ton WALDORF-Horace g. Burt OF Omahh.
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DOBBS FERRY.

Proposals are being received by Louis r Murray
the village clerk for the construction OF sewers
IN Main and Chestnut SITS
The newly elected officers OF Spring Valley Lodge
Independent order OF odd Fellows, were installed
last evening.
Philip Nolan has been chosen assistant foreman
OF Ogdin Hose Company.
Republican caucuses to elect delegates TO the
Assembly district and county conventions will be
held In all the election districts OF Greenburgh Town
ship this evening The Indications point to a
Ward Robertson victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
STEAMER PLYMOUTH TO BE DRYDOCKED.

The Fall River Line steamboat Plymouth. which
broke down Tuesday night while her way from
Providence 10 this port. towed 10 her pier
at Murray-st and the North River yesterday
morning The passengers were brought here on
Wednesday by the New-Haven steamboat G. II
Ncrtham. The damage TO the Plymouth Is such
that she will have to be drydocked 1t has been
found that her rudder-pin Is broken and the re-
pairs Will take seVeral days time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

The steamship Olivette. with sick and wouhueu
soldiers TO arrive from Fortress Monroe
White court-martia Navy Yard. Brooklyn
Examination Of candidates for appointment as
members OF the Board OF Examiners
Brighton Beach races. 2:so p. m
Dock COMMISSIONER meeting. p m.
School Board OF Manhattan and The Bronx 20
consider the drawing teachers petition against the
salary schedule. D. IN.
Music in Battery Park by Goth Regiment Bano'
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15

The Copper Hil Mining Company Of New York City.
for the purpose Of mining IA NewMcNco. Capital stock
suhscrhei 500 Tho shares SO sach. and held
by Peter VI Wise 5. /, Philips and II. u. Deadly. Of
NeN York John X Turner. II Denver. and f. H. Wilson
Of Brooklyn.
The Planophone Company. Of New-York CITY. with a
capital ~ $500 The shares are $40 each and held
g. W NOungman. John h I>owther. J. /.
T. G. H1'z AMI VI. \. Jones ~ New Nork
The Fez Sugar Company. with principal Office In New
~ The purpose u the company buy.
rnis- acquire and otherwise deal IN sugarclne sugar
ulAnta refn,rles. The
5000 with the privilege Of increasing the 70
$500 eco by the sale ~ additional shares from 10
time The shares 500 each. and held by Michael
Dillon. Frederick Basenhrey Robert Wheelan. Morris
Cooper and Samuel l. Keton The charter expires July
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RICTCLTSTS ~ A HEAD-OS CRASH

Two bcyclsts crashed together In head-on col
lsion AT second-ave and Second-st. last night and
both were seriously hurt. They Silas A. Lewis
twenty three years old OF No 800 East Thirteenth
81 n student and Andrew j. Virginia. OF No 800
East Eleventh-st Both unconscious when
nickel up They were taken home In cabs Each
when ne recovered his senses, blamed the other for
the accident The wheels were smashed beyond re-
afr
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION ~ boston

Boston. July 1.-THE Republican State Committee
this afternoon voted TO hold the Republican State
Convention IN Music Hall Boston. October AT
10 a. m Congressman william II. Moody Of
Haverh will be chairman OF the convention and
Congressman william s. Knox, OF Lawrence, chair
Of the Committee on Resolutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
BAPTIST Young PEOPLES UNION.
EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OPENS
IN BUFFALO.

IN BUFFALO.
Buffalo. July 1.-THE eighth annual international
convention OF tho Baptist Young Peoples Union
opened this morning in the 7lrh Regiment Armory
Tho Stars and Stripes predomnated but the Eng
llsh flag was almost equally prominent. John y.
Chapman. OF Chicago. the president opened the
convention. In the course OF mis- remarks he said:
To-day we meet under two flags but with one
spirit (Applause) The Union Jack Is dropping
to-day because God has lately called home one OF
Fngland's many heroes William Ewart Gladstone
There is beneath our nag because We have
been called upon 20 chastse another nation In the
cause OF liberty and right. But 70 fight
against FOE than spain and in a better
cause than Cubas-the cause OF Christ In this
word.
This afternoon the reports OF the Board OF Man
ayers and the treasurer were read
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SINKING FUNDS APPROVAL RE0U1RED.

The Sinking Fund Commission yesterday received
an opinion from the Corporation Counsel 10 the
effect that all leases entered into by the Board OF
Education would have to be submitted to the Com
mssoners for approval II would appear that the
Board Of Education has been making leases with
out applying 20 the Commission Mr.. Whaen holds
that the charter does not give such authority. The
Commission renewed the leases of few offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
FALL RIVER MILL-OWNERS PROTEST.

THEY WANT THE VALUATIONS OF THEIR PROP
ERTY REVISED
Fall River. Mass July H-Locd mill men have
asked the city FOR revision OF mill valuations
Tails means that with the present Industrial
conditions tho mili-owncrs object to paying the
rate Of tax required in better times The assertion
IS that ,hc values OF the plants have iallen of
with the diminished price OF the product MIL men
say that State bases its valuations u property
on the selling price ~ stock 10 a considerable
tent ana THAI y this standard were applied In the
present instance average falling on OF nearly
one third would result Statements have been sub
United to the assessors 1t Is also said that me
taxation of mills 90 this State IS dsproportionate
that of other States. II necessary the courts
Will be appealed to- The Troy Corporation OF this
city. secured an abatement In that way after long
III cation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
OBITT AIRY.
BISHOP LOUIS r. LAFLECHE

Montreal. July N-Bishop Louis Francois La
heche Of Three Rivers died this afternoon in his
eghticth yea. He was ordained priest IN Que
bee on Janutry T. 1874 In 1874 he was appointed
CoadutOr Bishop % Three Rivers and ia $50. on
the death Of Bishop Cooke he succeeded 20 tho
cOpacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
"BIG BILL" MASON IN BAD PLIGHT.
NITRATE OF SILVER STAINS LEAD TO CONNECT
ING HIM AND TWO COMPANIONS WITH
RI-RGI.ARY

ING HIM AND TWO COMPANIONS WITH
NEWARK BURGLARY
Stains or nitrate Of silver on the hands OF big
Bill" Mason RED" Spencer and Thomas Reilly. the
ex-convicts who were arrested by detectives after
n desperate struggle last Monday night. have led
the police connect them with the burglary or an
assay office in Newark, y. J., last Thursday night
Mason Is wanted as the suspected murderer Of
Major Wilson. the Philadelphia librarian. who was
killed ard robbed last August.
Emil Schneider. assayst. who has an office AT
no to - Railroad Place. Newark y. j.. called
at Police Headquarters yesterday and told Cap
Thursday night and 81 400 worth Of silver stolen In
robbing the place the thieves had spilled bottle
OF nitrate Of silver the floor. The safe had been
blown open aud the ValuaDles taken therefrom
down into the cells where the four despcradoeS
are kept, and examined their hands. He found
X NY and Spencer. Nitrate Of silver leaves a Pc
culiar mark. and there was no doubt that the
stains had been caused by mat acld ,, -o,ro,,d.
ed % Police Headquarters 20 await requisiton from
Philadelphia. -Four detectives II was said, would
to this city 10 take him 70 Philadelpha
Spencer and Reilly held for the Newark
burglary. and officers from that city VIII prooaoy
arrive in a day or two for them Co1ey has no
charge against him yet. but he remauded.
Further Investigation develops The extreme rock
n0rs were arrested in pttsheit Mass, for tho
BURGLARY ~ Il jewelry store. They were locked up
~ the upper tiers ~ coils and lowering themselves
tho sidewalk over a spiked wall ten feet hlgh
ccmber. 1857. Mason and another man were arrest
81 in Yonkers for burglary nj the home or VIZ.
BRADLEY. yicc-president 81 he Tarrytown bank.
They tried and sentenced 20 fourteen years In
SINK sing bur Mason subsequently escaped
Big Ril" told Captain Mcolusky yesterday that
he would improve every chance TO get away. as
III. WffN
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PORT CHESTER

party. consisting Of Shei& William v. Molloy.
Mr. and Mrs. James McClennaheI and the Misses
McClennahan OF Port Chester: Nh, Louise Ram
sew Of Orange " j.: Mr.. and Hvs. James Butte.
OF East View; James w. DAILY 1n1 hin family. Of
Mount Kisco; Frank and James Fitzpatrick. OF
Iarchmont Manor, will 60 to Narragansett Pier TO
attend the circuit meeting. After the meet the trip
will be extended TO Detroit and other lake points.
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n. O'NEILL & co.
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Announcements.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


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FLAG FOR HAWAII.
PRESENTED By SAN FRANCISCO CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.

San Francisco. July IA beautiful American nag
WAS sent by the steamer Alameda TO the Hawaiian
Chamber OF Commerce to be unfurled at the cere-
mony of raising the flag in that city. II was tho
Gift of the Chamber OF Commerce OF san Francisco
The State Board of Trade has decided 10 send q
, commission TO the Hawaiian Islands TO study and
report the best TO foster trade between the
Islands and this country. which Will naturally be
increased greatly by annexation; The Chamber OF
Commerce proposes to give the Hawaiian Commis
sonsrs public reception on their arrival In this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
CHARTERED ~ WEST VIRGINIA

Charleston. W. Va. July II (SpeciaD.-The follow
Ing charters have been issued here by the Secretary
OF State:
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Steamer orInoco oBD. Fraser. Bermuda ou's-
bridge 81 %.
Steamer Hlbrook ,Br, Homewood Avonmou'h-snp
Spence Il Young.
Steamer Henry pumois Mob. Bang. AUX Cages Jacneb
&c-F.m Forwood kellock -
steamer Hittora t3r. Wetherel Norfok-W y NUE.
-.
Steamer Monaghan (Br Braes Gasgow-A1stln BalS
win Il Co
Steamer II Dmock. Baker. ston-H pmock;
Steamer Manhattan. Bennett. Iortland-Horttio Hal.
Steamer FL Pas0. Gardner. New Orleans 7 W.
Sc6e
steamer Godsboro. Townsend Philatelphli-wiilAn
(1yte co
Steamer Bueieis. Higgins. Raltirore-H c ? 'ster -.
Steamer Princess Anne Hulphers. Nori'k ani Ne"po'
News Ola Doinir - CO.
Bark standard Ger. Hulsebusch. Sundsyai-rheio"
Ruser & CO.
Bark Arlington Glr late Am bark. Griggs. Ro'aio-
John Dunn. son Co
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Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway
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SAILED

Steamers Newherne. Norfolk. Patra Fr), Naples ss'
Bremen Ger. Bremen VIA Southampton Silverion lNt
Sharpness Atasona Ger, s,et,ln, etc. onocs w, w
Bermuda. FL Paso New Orleans: Princess Anne N1t,n
and Newport News Masslpequa OSr). norfolk. MAJ
hanset tTir) Norfolk. Evelyn Norfolk. Hlorook tpb