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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17
A SPECIAL SALE OF
FINE LINEN TABLE SETS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Christmas Values Absolutely I'm,


20 FINE TABLE SETS. All pure
Linen Damnak. Satin finish. fun ffingcd
with fancy cul0red borders, consisting
Of one Table Cover and enc dozen To-
Inch fringed napkins % match.
Size sNi0 or J6XSJ Inch sets. the best
H.s5 value sale b9sgaln. per set,
Size skis or cGxs6 inch sets. the best
500 value. "a sale bargain. per set.
$500
Size ska or GGxi22 inch sets. the hest
800 valuea a sale bargain. per set.
So so
Beautiful hcmstltchcd. all Linen
satin namaak Table setH. n very vle-
giant ana snowy table drcEsnE-con-
fia;ing ~ one hemF;ltched Table
Cloth and one dozen ls-inch hrin-
stitched napkins 90 match, VIII 80 as
follows;
$40" value. a sale bargain, per set,
Sa.e5
Size sxi0 Or CsxsG Inch sets. the best
SOFAS
Size SNie or GiNiO2 inch sets. the best
1000 value, a sale bargain. pcr set,
Size sxis. with % inch napkins. the
best 5000 value, a sale bargain. per
Si2.75
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17
Fancy Holiday Presents
LES
At One-Third Price Reduction.

GRAND QUALITIES
BEAUTIFUL DEsiGNs'
SMALL PRicES'
PHOTO ALBUMS.
TOILET CASES.
MANICURE SETS.
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES.
NEcKTIE. HANDKERCHIEF AND
GLOVE CASES.
SHAVING SETS.
INK STANDS.
JEwELRy AND TRINKET CASES
ana dozens o. other pretty novelties at
prices To III the slender as well as the
fat pocket books.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17
= JANUARY CLEARING SALE IN DECEMBER.

fltlcES REDUCED on OUR EN-.
TIRE STOCK THIS WEEK.
Ladles. Dark colored Wrappers, val.
49, ~ N'eO- PC
For inner as1or,meHt Of styles
No., 90
huHlreds on Wrappers IN asSSnied
'S.r'' "''" .'''ea- $l.io
Anov. 10 doz' assorted styles AMI col.
P,r. c.-, $i.do
rlAs Ca-hmgre Wrappers. assirt,l
N'''''' '''ue allow $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

ska or 5?xi2s inch sets with q inch
hemstl,chcd napkins. and one row u
fancy drawn op.n work. the bel. go
,aiuc. on ri'e tbs week per ae,,
ska or eexiOG Inch ss;. our finest satln
pamask SCI. wg,h dfaWa lpen work.
w,il worth $3.50. ON ra!s ,hls week pr
sst.
$4,000
Hirisomc rgrn white Satin Dlmis<
Pattern Sets, bordcrod all around with
\ we Nntn ripklna sp mittci. she m
". qutsls,y 1usn ara ngaic Ia four sizes.
on sals Hv follow:
SIZE sxs o. i2xIe ZACH ci5,h with y
Napkins 80 ma;ch. on sale per SO
Size Sxi2 or 5oxi05 Inch Cloth with a.
Napkins so match, on sale per 20
s.zs ska or isxi2G inch cloth w,sh q
Napitlns 20 nncch. an g.tgan, sig. value
Si2, sale price per ss,
size sxi6 or 5sxiii Inch oo'h with u
Napklnl 10 md.gn. cn.ra largr and ilnc.
value So. ON sale pr go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

WE WILL KEEP HOLIDAY GOODS FOR you.
GOODS BOUGHT STORED or
DAY DESIGNATE. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

"' NS'SS1D'y SURPRISE nc
Fur Collarettes and
Fur Capes.
Our immense s.oek. including an the
Lagesi Novelties In all elamcs Of Furs.
nem N.a5, sa.a5, $3.50. 500, $500. 5000.
5000, $500, 5000 80 5000. at Greatly
Reduced Prices FOR the Great Xmas
sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
NEW-ROCHELLE.

general meeting of the branches OF the Red
Cross at Westchester. Pelham. Larchmont Manor
ard New Rochelle. will be held at the nome OF
Mrs Francis Wilson. the Orchard, Residence PARK
next Tuesday morning, at II O'Clock. The women
will discuss plans to send further contributions OF
supplies and money 10 Cuba.
a large audience OF parents and friends attended
the closing exercises Of ST. Gabriels School on
Wednesday afternoon. programme OF musical
selections and costume drills was given. ana ytster
day afternoon the Rev. John a. Kelner and IN"
Sisters OF Mercy. who are In charge. gave the
children. nearly one hundred and fifty in all, a
treat OF ice-cream and cake contributed by friends.
and also had their pictures taken
A meeting to organize a junior auxiliary Of the
Red Cross was held in Trinity House on Wednes-
day afternoon. The Rev Charles +. Cancdy pre-
sided and assisted by Mis-. Bolton. The chill
dren about forty OF whom were in attendance.
elected William Iselin. jr treasurer and Frederic
Driscoll secretary. a badge. designed by Miss
Jane Emmett. and consisting of the Red Cross and
National embems entwined, given TO each
child Al the close Of the lecture instruction in
bandag.ng was given by Miss Lind,ey. OF New
York At the meeting on next Wednesday after
noon the children Will he addressed by Colonel
Dr!scOll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
TRTTS OF CERTIORARl GRANTED.
THREE ISSUED so FAR AGAINST THE ASSES
sORs OF TARRyTowN.

THREE ISSUED so FAR AGAINST THE ASSES
soRs OF TARRyTowN.
Justice Joseph +. Barnard. Of the Supreme Court
IN Poughkeepsic has issued writ OF certorarl on
the application Of counsel for Edward Benedict
Cobb and Augustus q. Cobb. Of this city. directed
10 Charles Gross and others assessors OF the VII
LACE Of Tarrytown- the Hudson. This makes the
third writ granted against the Tarrytown assessors
this year Mrs Roswell Skee and Mrs Mary A.
Benedict being the other REALTORS while last year
about twenty cases were brought
In their petition the Messrs Cobb state that their
property is overvalued. that the assessment Is er
roneous and Illegal as II is no; made In pursuance
OF Section 9 Of the General Tax Law.
+. b. Cobb eighteen acres OF land assessed
for $Oc 600 claims II TO he TOO high TO tho extent OF
$1,000. Augustus G. Cobb. assessed for $1,000 on
seventy six and half and dwelling claims
that his Assessment. Is $1,000 above the market
value of the land
The writ is returnabe at special term OF the
Supreme Court in Poughkeepsie on next Thursday.
The case Of the I.orena Company. OF which
AMI l. Barber is president against the assessors
OF the OF GreenburG relative to their 1877 as
sessment has been closed and submitted TO tho
referee, ex-Judge Michael J. Tierney, OF New
Rochelle. About five hundred pages OF typewriter
witnesses examined. The referee Will make a per-
sonal examination Of the property next week and
give decision in time 10 determine the value at
which the property may be assessed this year
The case Of John D. Rockefeller against the as
SCISSORS of Mount Pleasant Township. which was 10
Poughkeepsie yesterday. has been postponed until
Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
SING SING.

The Golf Committee OF the Mount Pleasant Field
Club announces a handicap match. eighteen holes
medal play for July 4. the club links. at Briar-
cliff There will be a woman's match. nine holes.
medal play (scratch). to morrow afternoon. begin
ming at 2 o'-ock The Saturday competitions for
the w W. law Cup Will continue IN July unless
the cup IL before the expiration Of the month
Four bids opened by the Board OF Highway
Commissioners yesterday afternoon for the macad,
AIMING OF the Albany post road in the south END
OF the town The highest bid was 81 10, GA the low
est. by Wheeler & Whiteman. $3.50 20. The Board
will make the award next Tuesday afternoon.
The annual camp-meeting al the grounds near
this village will begin this year August II. and
will last the usual ten days A number of cottages
on the grounds are already occupied by their
In the County Court at White Plains before
Judge Lent Nelson Devoe. OF this village. found
guilty of bigamy. was yesterday sentenced TO the
Elmira Reformatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
TO CERTIFY CROuTELLS ELECTION.

Justice DAILY In the supreme Court. yesterday. on
the application Of counsel for George Cromwell.
the Republican nominee for president OF the BOT
ough Of Richmond. issued a peremptory writ Of
rnandamus directing Frank Moss. Avery ID. An
drews Andrew ~ Parker and George Moore
Smith. who comprised the old Police Board. TO
rcconvene as the Board Of city Canvassers. and
certify the statement 81 the Board OF county
Canvasser made on May q last. that Cromwell
had been duly elected President Of the Borough
OF Richmond IA" petition sets forth tnai Dr
Fccny The Democratic candidate was declared
elected but an appeal was taken from the return.
and the Court OF Appeals finally decided ihat Crom-
well was entitled 10 the place. nandaInus was
then issued under which the Board Of County can
yassers certified 10 Cromwclfs election The Po-
lice Board as The Board Of city Canvass"rs IN
der the charter required 10 certify 70 the state
ment ~ the county canvassers. nut nave nov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
NETWORK CIT Y .

po.tmas,er Van Colt announces that the mails
from Kobe Japan have arrived Tacoma on the
steamer Columbia, and are due 10 arrive In New
York on tho morning Of July Mails for Japan
will close at the General Postotlce in this city as
advertised
While the Staten Island ferryboat Middleton was
on a trip up at SO o'clock last night man
pushed his way through the crowd Of passengers,
iumpcd upon the guard rail and plunged head hrst
into the Bay The boat was then on Robbins Keel
An alarm was given and a boat was lowered pu'
no trace Of the man could be found NO on" on
the boat could be found who knew the man. or
had noticed him closely enough TO give descrip-
ton.
The Commercial Gable Company announces that
the cable between Iour@nco Marques and Durham
Is Interrupted A land line from Louronco Marques
10 Pretoria will carry n considerable amount OF
traffic 20 and from South Africa
The Providence Line for Boston. Providence,
Now,or. and all points North and Fast will re-
sumo passenger service to-day steamers VIII
,eave PIER No is North Rly"r foot 81 Mrrray-st-.
a, sI5 o m instead Of new Pier No H. "a IN
previous seasons. The stop AZ Newport II ne"
feature FOR this popular lin"
The Clvds Line steamer Delaware arrived here
Yesterday from Charleston. having IN TO" the
steamer Benefactor. from Georgetown ana WI
,,,,s,o, The Benefactor was picked w on VIII
,n,ne,on on June s with her machinery d"rahsed
She Will be r"paired her"
vauch chunk Glen Onoko and IN" Swiichhack
potroad can be visited Monday next ch"tpy
and in nrst-class style 10y ID" second ~ ~" ''h
trail Railroad Of New er-cy's personally conducted
,,,ra,. excursions which leaves ~" station at
rn,, q, 70 a m and the South Ferry a.
s.ca m. The fare for tho round trip Is 4 :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

President and Mrs. Joseph NJ Ledwith left town
last evening for Saranac Lake where they will
spend the summer
The Sewer Commissioners held meeting in the
corporation rooms on Tuesday evening and awarded
the contract for the construction OF the proposed
sewer extension to |. w. Mcconnell, OF Brooklyn
The Commits siOncrs have voted 10 allow William
Kingsland 500 for easement over his property.
which is grant Of land under water, and $3.50 TO
offset condemnation proceedings.
The Board of Trustees held a special meeting on
Wednesday evening for the purpose of signing the
tax warrants and fixing the tax rate for the
rent year The rate was fixed at s. 10 on the $1,000
The Collector. Andrew Tracy. Will soon begin re-
ceiving taxes
Justice Barnard of the supreme Court. in Plough.
keepsie. has decided the motion in the case or
Colonel Edward Henry Kent against the village
Of North Tarrytown. Judge Barnard held that
resolution of settlement adopted by the trustees
constituted good cause of action against the VII
lage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
NISHUENT or THE HORSE.
WOULD LESSEN TAXES. DISEASE AND DEATH
RATE ~ CITIES.
3
From The FhIadrIpNH IIIH'S
hOrselcss city
IL. 80, cor ,houpb. 81 euch riace7

From The Philadelphia Times.
horseloss city
given the subject an hours serious confederation
Yet it is not unlikely that We Of Philadelphia. at
least will dwell IN such city In the almost I'm,
mediate future. The equine race seems doomed
rncnt but the wildness disappears In the light OF
a few years experience II seems but yest.Iday
horses Now the car horse IS almost thing Of
the pasta remembrance. He couldn't compete
messed to a car for half the cost Of horsehesh. and
does the work OF the equine not only NOR rapidly
ended the career Of the car horse and row he Is
only used III Wayback and on few lines In New
IDEAS and inventions. Electricity is to be used TO
do the freight and pleasure traffic Of cities and
cart. the delivery wagon. the milk wagon; the
igrnturg wnF3n ana na,'ad ~ % o. hv
The time in which this VIII happen Is probably
Talking yesterday upon this subject with man
thoroughly conversant with It. he said to the mar
raor that will be long before all the big
department will be running electric delivery
wagons Assume that each Of their horses cost
battery for such a vehicle costs s2jO and it Will
last at the lowest estimate five years. at cost Of
80 a year. Ten dollars a year is amply SUFFICIENT
for all the possible repairs 1t costs one-third OF a
cent faile for electric power FOR such vehice
OF a delivery wagon. At eight cents day for cleo
tricy the cost Of running such " vehicle y, o..
Of three hundred ana sixty DAYS IS less than go
But call II that Add II 10 the $50 and il makes but
which is lust Ddlf what II COSTS TO Keep a
horse. and this estimate does not take into consid-
eralion at al the animals cost price.
The Punishment OF horses from n city would
greatly lessen the and disease and death rate.
AIore than 80 per cent Of the cost Of street clean
ing Is due to the OF horses In other words. II
there were no equine quairupeds in this city II
could be cleaned and kept clean for half he money
now expended for that purpose. This means the
saving Of money. hundreds OF thousands Of dollars
a wear 10 the taxpayer The solid excremcnt Of
horses is prolific breeder OF diseases. II Is almost
as fine a breeding pace jellies when left
cxposed 10 the action of dust and the atmosphere.
II dries and becomes trampcd and ground into
fire dust which not only disigures and ruins the
bottoms Of ladies' skirts but IL gets into their eyes
The air passages and the lungs OF all who have 10
encounter II as Il Is blown hithcr anG thither by
The wind THIS IS not pleasant thing 10 think or
tnIA about but it IS an evil that has TO be dis
c1.ssed and abated. Many pulmonary ailments are
due TO this troublesome dust II breeds flies by the
million and these pests Of summer prolific
dlsseninators Of poisonous germs and microbes.
With the Punishment OF the horse Will come tho
abatement to a large extent of the fy nuisance.
and every housekceper viii be glad OF that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
TARRYTOWN.

The Board Of Trustees has fixed the tax rate
for this year at IS the 1900. the last
year
ARRANGEMENTS have been made TO hold enter
tainment at the country-seat OF Samuel Clmann.
in Wilson Park. tomorrow evening. the proceeds
Of which Will be forwarded TO the members Of
Company c. list Regiment at Santiago de Cuba
II the weather permits. the entert ainment. which
Will include the drama. The Mosques. and a
dozen tabeaus. will be held the lawn surround
ing Mr. Ulmann's house. number of local and
out-of-t town artists have volunteered their ser
vices.
The Tarrytown National Bank received It's first
supply of check stamps yesterday morning.
amounting TO thousand. and by last evening
nearly all sold
The closing exercises Of the Washington Irving
High School held last evening. and were well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
SHOCKED BY A SHIRT.
HEAD WAITER WHO WORE A RED BARRED
BOSOM AND DID THE GOOSE FOOT"
ha CIfv Star

From The Kansas City Star
There is head walter at the Hotel Fair
mont; owing TO 81 b as S of lions that
season. The hrst head waiter OF the season in Il
FIRST head waiter Was employed Wi hout investiga-
tion OF his anteccdents on account Of haste He
being tall smoothly shaven. and having his blue
black hair well plastered down ms brow
IN the beautiful lining room when the new head
waiter appeared IN low-cut wais,coat and swallow
tail revealing broad expanss Of red-bsrred shirt
i, Was one of those shirts crossed by broad red
ago credited 20 The Prince Of Wales and sIbse9
o1en,ly worn By prize, fighters;
@Wha, is the matter she asked Isn't the din
They threw up their hands in silent horror.
when spoken to The rev head waiter was not
his costume vas abso!u;ey, correct and similar to
the taste OF the Prince " W4lcs. /, was only by
ttc most supreme exercise OF authority that the
10 ming Of the shr; was accomplished.
Next T. shock The pohte sensiiiiies Of The dwell
Ient OF a peculiar dance step 5 he moved about
the dining room which the guests termed doing
the goose foot" His entrce resemb!el I'm a mold
fled way. the def stage enHancc II Fritz, the
eminent yodeler Again 1t WAS necessary to take
Meanwhiie the head walter did not grow humble.
pe se ST e The i r1o IN h hsn.
One morning he failed to be present 10 look after
consideration whether not his absence should be
condoned the indicator recorded an inperlous CAL
learn what new horror awaited the Hotel Fair
he wants his breakfast served IN the room"
coffee. with plenty Of cream"
another head waiter. The head waiter departed
proudly. When halfway down the long promenade
he S1a hssss his 'nch'd teeth
1t is believed that the head waiter was no
waiter at all. but broken-down song and dance
artist out Of q lob.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

In the study han Of the High School BUILDING
this evening there will be debate between 'he
Hawthorne Lyceum. from Port Chester. and the
Service Club. Of this city. on. Resolved ina,
Womsn's Suffrage Is Desirable" The debate VIII
open at 7:H o'clock and the public s invited
About fortj entries have been received LOT me
athletic games to be held at the HoiiyTooa I'M,
athletic field on the Fourth Of July. HANDSOME
prizes have been offered for first and second IN
each contest. =.
The attendance at the garden party in aid OF -.
Joseph's Hospital was again large YESTERDAY Inc
affair is in aid of the sick poor OF the institution
The Rev r W. Roberts for six years pastor OF
the Messiah Baptist Church. has resigned he VIII
preach his fare well sermon on Sunday
The bicycle club OF the Palisade Boat Clop mao
Its first run OF the summer season last night The
wheelmen rode to Fort George. -
The annual meeting OF the Young Womens Chrls-
tian Association will be held tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
cock tTOOS.
From The St Louis Republic.

From The 81. Louis Republic.
The cocka.oos constitute a branch OF the great
narrot family. and with the exception or one
species which inhabits the Philippine Islands are
peculiar 70 the Australasian region.
Leadheater's cockatoo IS OF the most beau.
rfll OF the group his white pumage beng tinsed
with rose color-W. T.. Greene the great authority
on cage parrots describes II aptly as raspberry
and cream color-but. as his mental eniownent5
are by no means equal 10 his personal attractions.
ne IL less popular a pet than species with more
intelligence than good looks. one point IN his favor
must be mentioned * "a less determined screa NJ
or than the majority OF cocka'oos. This. however.
IL not saying much. In his native woods OF South
Australia. Teadbeater's cocka 90 Is very shy and
difficult to approach. The birds sent 10 Europe. no
dolht taken as nestlings in the majority of In
stances remain usually wild and suspicious. though
they bear confinement well and do not suffer from
The cold Al home IN Australia the cockatoo Is not
be- oved % the farmer and Il can be We'll Imagined
that n flock OF these biz birds amounting often TO
thousands commit fearful havoc upon the crops
Hence It is shot down remorselessly as the SPAR
row In England when II grows too numerous 10 be
accepta bic TO the agriculturist Like the rest 81
the genus this cockatoo usually makes it's nest IN
a hollow tree, where the hen lays two pure white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
DOBBS FERRY.

The third in the series Of summer dances VIII
be given at the Ardsley Casino tomorrow evening
A team Of horses attached TO a carriage were
frightened by passing freight train near the sta
ton on Wednesday morning. and ran away. Inc
carriage struck freight standing on the slde-
track and completely demolished. The harness
was broken pieces. and the Norses. held togethef
only by the neckyOke. started up the railroad track
toward Ardsley Station. The Empire state re-,
press was due. and stopped In time TO avon
cumming over the animals. They passed the Ards
ley Station at a rapid pace. and a message was
cent TO Irvington Station. where the horses WeIe
finally captured barely in tine to save them from
being killed by a sOuthbound local train . ,
Mr. and Mrs J. Scott McComb VIII SAL on me
1ncania tomorrow for England. TO be absent three
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
SECURITIES FOUND IN THE MEADOWS.

Charles Tack. twenty years old. Of No +4 Hum
boldt-st. Union Hi. in crossing the Hackensack
meadows in North Bergen yesterday afternoon
found box such IS used in safe deposit vaults
He turned 1t over 10 the Union Hi police. who
found In the box Italian and French bonds 10 the
face value Of about five thousand dollars. There
was also a bin OF exchange for 100 guden. payable
to Leo Winkler. and insurance policy for *lup
made out In the same name. with the address No
l72 Eighth-ave, New York 1t Ia supposed That the
box was stolen from Winker. and that the thlef
being unable the securities, hid them
In the meadows. The place where they were found
is some distance from any road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
A CHANGE IN THE "TRITMTIRATE."

Announcements have been printed from time to
time Of a theatrical combination for next season.
TO consist Of Frederick Warde. Louis James and
Nine Rhea The managers called II a 'trium-
virate" IT has now become necessary 10 ind a
substitute for Nine. Rhea. IL is found that her
health will not permit her to act next season In
decd I, is said 10 be unlikely that she Will ever
act again Her place In the projected company
win be taken by Miss kathryn Kiddcr. who has
acted for severa. seasons in Nine Sans Gene"
She will play Lady Tcazc. Lady Macbeth. Ophelia
portia and other parts in the repertory OF the com
NAVY The tour Will begin In New England and an
arta cement will be played in New York IN October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK THURSDAY. JUNE 30 1898
ARRIVED.

Steamer Servia UID. Wait. Liverpool June 81 and
Queenstown % with mdse. - cabin and $40 sceraas
passengers 20 cunaid Line Arrived the Bar at m
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Goose Ger, Enx,lhar,
Bremen June 10 and southampton - with ndse 80
49, steerage Ydss,& Oeluchs a Co
a the Ear at l.. -
Steamer state OF Nebraska ifr) Park Glasgow J,ne
Il and Neville Is. with mlse Al cabin and az seera "a
passengers to Austin. BALDWIN co. Arrived at the Bar
2:l5 m.
Steamer Dona Maria Qort. Jensen. Lisbon June H.
Oporo IL So Michaels 20 Tercsla and Faysl ~ and
Flores 90 with mdse cabin and 81 Storage
10 hagemeyer & Brunn. Arrived the Bar 20 a m
Steamer Frederick knight ur) Evans. Gibraltar June
10. TIA Delaware Breakwater % In ballast c Rich
ard Co. Arrived the Bar At q
Sportman tr Emerson. Msssina June O..
Palermo IL and Gibraltar H. mdse to Hlrze Felt
mann & 60. Arrived the Bar at II p m. 18th.
Steamer Bolivia tBr Baxter Masellles May 26 Geneva
90 Leghorn June Messina g. Palermo Naples 10 and
Gn~atar 10. with mdse cabin and 2os steerags pas