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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24
100000 GIVEN AWAY!
FRANKLIN MILES, NJ. d., LII d., the Emf.
nent Physician and Scientist, will Send
Free to Any Sufferer Two Dollar and
Half Worth of His Wonderful
New Treatment for Heart

Half Worth of His Wonderful
New Treatment for Heart
and Nervous Diseases.
Never before has such a generous
offer been made. 1t will enable 16, 900
people suffering from lingering or
chronic diseases of the brain, nerves,
heart, liver or stomach, to test the
curative qualities of DR.. Miles Spec
ial Home Treatment positively free
of charge.
Hundreds of "INcURABLE CASES"
CURED. One case cured after having
been given ZIP by eleven Grand Rap
ids physicians; two after failure of
six and seven leading Chicago doc
tors; another case after physicians in
Detroit, Indianapolis and Toledo fail
ed One thousand references to Bish-
ops, Clergymen, Mayors. Farmers and
their wives sent free.
DIR. Miles has had twenty -four years
experience, and is we'll and favorably
known throughout the country. He
has an able and extensive corps of as
sistants and Investigators in his labor
atorles He has patients in every State,
Territory, Canada and Mexico. He
cordially invites the afflicted to write
to him.
Few regular physicians in the world
have such unlimited confidence in
their skill, and the curative proper.
ties of their remedies as to permit ev.
cry patient to thoroughly test them
free of charge. Such liberality speaks
louder than words.
You may never have another such
an opportunity, Do not fail to write
for examination blank and $3.50
worth of free treatment.
Address DIR. FRANKLIN MILES, 13tf
| Floor, Masonic Temple, Chicago.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24
j. B. CAWARD & co.
War Program May %.

To be given ID the opera house, for the
benefit of the New Oregon Cemetery as
soclation.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24
Aoueer (?) Medicine.

There is a medicine whose proprie-
tors do not claim to have discovered
some hitherto unknown ingredient,
or that it is a cure-all. This honest
Medicine only claims to cure certain
diseases, and that its ingredients are
recognized by the most skilled physi-
clans as being the best for Kidney
and Bladder Diseases. 1t is Foley's
Kidney Cure.-For sale by j. j.
Lowry.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24
DAILY PAPERS!

l will furnish Tribune or Times for
25c per month, journal 4Oc per month,
Minneapolis papers; St. Paul Pioneer
Press, 40c, st. Paul Dispatch, 4Oc, de-
livered at your residence at above
prices. St. Paul Dispatch cost 4Oc
per month through your News Dealer,
cannot be furnished for less.
MEARL HARRis, News Boy.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24

The reason we are selling more
hosiery than the balance of the
town is the great saving our Gus
toners make. Our Prices Sur
prise.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24
More May Offerings

wo rth up to 200 a pair.
Good styles. If you don't
need them now, buy for fu-
ture as it will pay you big.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24
Dissolution Notice!

Notice is hereby given that the firm
OF Noonan & Merrill is dissolved by
mutual consent. All accounts due the
late firm will be paid P. Noonan Jr.,
who will pay all debts of the firm.
Chester, Iowa, May 6, 1898. 73w3.
P. NooNAN JR.
A. A. MERRILL.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24
CARPETS, CURTAINS g. RUGS

We are just in receipt of notice
from our carpet house to cut prices
on all lines. 1t is the largest in
the United States and can furnish
anything made in Carpets, Cur
tains and Rugs from the finest to
the cheapest made.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24
A Warm Friend.

Foley's Colo Cure is very hot, but
when diluted it is a warm friend
indeed to those suffering from bowel
complaints. 1t never fails. 25c and
SOC. Sold by J. j. Lowry.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-24

The worldwide celebrated Kiblin-
ger Surries, Buggies and Road
Wagons may be found with u. A.
Lyons. None better. Farmers and
others invited to examine them and
learn prices. tt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
NEW.YORK CITY.

The National Civic Club will tomorrow evening
give a reception for oscar S Straus the new MIN
ister TO Turkey at the clubhouse. NO l44 Moh'e-
guest. Brooklyn.
The BODY Of a ten-year-Old boy was found noa'-
,rr IN tNa Fast River near One hundred nd eleV-
enth-st Yesterday 1t dressed in black KNOX
erhockers A white cotton undershrt and white
shirt Nothing was found In the pockets 10 LEAD
70 identification and the body was taken TO the
Harlem Morgue.
George Russhon. a contractor. OF One-huhuIe"-
ard-seventv-hrst-st and Inwood-ave.. was held In
800 bail for examination by Magistrate Simns IN
the Morrlsania Police Court yesterday, on the
charge OF reckless blasting. Russhon IS the con
tractor for the blasting work At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nfty-sixth-st and Elton-avc.. where, on SaiuIc"}
afternoon Philip VIII. butcher. was severely IN
cured and several houses near by were badly dam
aged
The announcement was mnde yesterday NJ INC
office Of ;he Commercial Gable Company that the
cable between Mozambique and Louren 'omarqu'z
has been repaired. restoring communication WIN
South Africa
The special commission OF the State Board o!
Charities appointed to Investigate The affairs OF
the New-York Post-Graduate Hospital will hold 4
session at the rooms OF the Board. No 81 Fourth
ave this afternoon at o'clock The Investigation
grows out Of the protest OF Dr Charles b Kelsey
one Of the Board Of Directors Of the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
WEEDS or the ASSOCIATION

The Mcr, harts Association needs 5000 TO carr
on its ran campaign. The association has spent
about $3.50 since January l. There has been
raised from the annual dues little more than
S15vD Tho deficiency has been made good by
the Board Of Directors and others. The Board OF
Dir, .to-s and officers without pay. They
resporsibc for the Indebtedness OF IN" association.
they want as many firms as possible out Of the
twelve thousand In New York city to become mem
bcrs 4 ,hc association ana pay their So for the
annual dues II a firm does not care 10 join the
association in this manner. contributions will be
welcomed Many real estate owners. the officers
e.v realizing the value Of the associations work
for .w-York have sent their checks for from so
TO $50
"'rhc association" said an officer yesterday. rs
ROW pr.parlng millions Of circulars to be
broadcast throughout the country advertising the
reduced rates this fall. There one hundred and
nav thousand merchants - be- reached. Every set
q circulars whi n goes into the mails costs the
association s. so for postage alone. Every firm In
\cw-York which is abb" should ut once become
the balance Of the year sos or should subscribe
mat amount To the funds for this work. II this
was done, y W-Nork could be boon ed as II was
never boorucd before. and could le placed hefore
TN, country I'm It's most attractive light Patriotism
nnl civic pride should triumph. Indifference means
stagnatlon. Every citizen 81 New-York shares IN
the benefit derived from this work-the banker. tho
real estate agent the theatres. the hoteis
{ the restaurants. In fact all lines OF industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
YONKERS.

The Yonkers and Peoples savings banks are no"
xro-k,na under the summer schedule. On week
dsx. these banks are open from n m 10 p H.
,ns,ead OF o'clock as heretofore. and on Satur-
dav. from Q a. m to 70 m On Monday and FIJI
dav evenings the banking hours will be from o0V
10 8 O'Clock.
Edgar c. Nodine has been elected member OF
,ha camp council OF Mcclellan Camp. sons OF
veterans and Lieutenant Paul Ruscap delegate,
St-large A committee Of FIVE has been appoihIeo
20 20 ,be convention in peekskill next week -
There was O fair attendance at the yea Oh oa'-
'urdav afternoon at the Amackassen Cup; Il. ~ h
summer series The guests were receiyeo by al rs
Theodore II Srkman. Mr.. Reginald Canning anu
Mrs Charles r. Lef1ngwell. ~ r,,I 49,
The members OF the Womans Institute gIuo en-,
toyed their second Saturday afternoon outing day
before yesterday They met at me llsti.u'e III A.,
The afternoon. and proceeded IN BODY 10 tns
Metropolitan Museum OF Art me IMP Was "'u'''
The union meeting held yesterday afternoon IN
the First Reformed Church. under me auspices %
The Young Mems Christian Association was We Il
attended TIE address by General Howard IN inc
interest Of soldiers at the Government camps; WIS
favorshly received. In the morning General nov
ard spoke at the Warburton Avenue h"p"s'
Last night the chorus choir OF the Central Meth,
odist Episcopal Church sang the cantata lyahi T
under the direction Of Frederick +. Hubhell The
sessions OF the Sunday-school OF the First Uni
tartan Church have been discontinued for Inc
Tia Board o. Trade has ended It's meetings, for
the summer and the next meeting will be held on
TUESDAY evening. october IS. go ~
.bs twentv dfth anniversary Of It's organization
this evening with a dinner ,, - G.
The annu n excursion OF the Sunday school OF st
Andrews Memorial Church. Ludlow. VII take
Mace on SATURDAY The young people will spend
The day at Long Beach. the boat leaving the pub
lie pier at $50 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
NvW-ROCHEIITr

The annual meetings Of the societies or 81 JohH :
Methodist Episcopal Church were held Last week
The officers Of the Womans Association elected
were: Mrs u VI Bergholz president; Mr.. How
ard r Ware V.Ce-pres idort, Mrs. 9. w. Farme7
s4cretarv and Mrs Hattie s Morgan treasurer. Tia
officers OF tho Woraan's Ala Society are Mrs. Hat
lie 6. MORGAN president: Mrs. Charles Burpo, first
yice-presidcnt; Mrs. h. ". Van Ielm second Vice
nras,1ort: Mrs c. ". Farmer secretary. and Mrs
Eugene Valentine treasurer
The New-Rocheiie Board of Trade Will hold
meeting tomorrow night IN LanbGens lisll TO re-
oeive the report of the Committee on Nominations
~ e.octholders q the NtwRochcile Tavern
COMPANY VII hold their annual meeting ,o.nisn,
At his meeting the election OF twelve directors WILL
Tie second annual festival OF sacred music VIII
~. reld in :; Johns Methodist Episccpai NhutCh
no Tho evening" OF Thursday. june 30 The JOSS
VIII he Miss Bessie Riddle. soprano tau1 hooe''
MnSar VII ne c~ector Mis- Mary F Gillie" organ
ist and Clarence D Seers. pianist. chorus OF
!rSe situation regarding rood streets ~ N.w-
pdcho,lc seems - hc almost hopeless Although
r,, 900 ~, has .oon spent N the last i've years
rr,.b he execution - Residence ana hocheIie
re-ks there IS only 5000 street IN me W ,
,iiiare and that is l.ocust-ave. me Nl!iase 'ius
- Sr,sn,v nrnrorriatcd $4,000 for improvements,
N,, h. reason ~ changes Ia grade. nearly $500
sr damage suits have been me outcome o. t' j.,
..e,tur. and roa The BOARD " preparing ~
an ammo pr!afton OF AclVc 70 MAKE soHls
,soec,ah Mo showing before winter comes again -
= -cSerded ne -; NKely thai any proposition ~
,ond r,ore money viii be approved until taSr1 are
lower end Systematic ana "''N''''' '' -
'0aN ,s,rn nsrtv and bicycle meet viii be given az
~ Tc-klin place No. II Echo-eVe, 'o-lho''o"
,irh. ~ aid ~ me Wornans Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
SAYS DIR. DOLD STRtCK HEX.
AN EMPTOYE MAKES CHARGES A""iN''
THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
or RI OONINGDAIE ASYLUM.

Although strong efforts have been made 10 hush
~. matter No and prevent u from becoming puul'
:, h,oon,e known Yesterday that serious disagree
mont took place some time ago between Dr. ara
Mrs william r. Dold. Of Boomngdale Asylum
and an omploy, Marie Conway. IN whi'h oi'"S
were struck This has been connected WIN me an
nouncement that Dr. Do. has resigned ana tn"'
Mis- CONWAY Is no longer at the asylum Inc
osvur, authorities hOwsv"r. deny that thet" j. any
connection between fhc two vents. DR. Dold nous
tho r.spor.lble ofHre q assistant medical Sup'lr-
,nrdenf and is next IN authority 10 Dr. samuel IS
Iyon ~. medical supcrluts ndcnt o: the hsniN-
ton 81. las been connected with the asylum TOT
si>t.en wears and {. considered one NJ the Leading
insanity experts I'm the country. DIT Dold ives
with hIs family nj the ASYLUM Miss conway mas
been An omploye ~ the asylum for SIX wears ana
IS about thirty years oil.
lust what causcd the trouble cannot lie learned
but on "Wednesday Miss Conway appeared before
Police Justice VI g. Slfmnn and complained mat
shc had been violently assaulted by Or Dold on
MAY O. and wiahci a warrant Issued ;or ms ar
rest In her sworn complaint she ALLEGES that on
the day NAMED she and Mrs. Dold had had dis-
pu,e ard during the controversy Dr. Dod. who APP
preached slapped her and struck her knocking
her down An eye was backened md she WAS
otherwise Injured Justice Sil,man set o., hearing
down ,or THURSDAY last, hut Miss Conway Ola not
appcar. although Or bold waited FOR an hour
II is now understood that Miss Conway has re-
tained counsel that she VIII begin evil acton 'or
damages and tha' no appearance was made IN the
criminal action on that account. Miss Conway Is
with her family IN NeW-York city
II IS announced that Or poli Will sever his con-
nectiOn with WOomingdalr on July ,. ana Will
establish - sanitarlrm near New YORK Tor the
treatment OF mental Disorders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
TARRYTOWN.

The Tarrytovn National Bank has received ap-
nIcat,ons for the new 3 per bonds amount
ing 10 500 600 and has forwarded them TO Washing
+on Subscriptions for the issue are being received
here at the banks postoffce and express Office.
The members Of Westchester Lodge. J. O. o. f,
went TO Dobbs Ferry last evening. where they at
tended divine service at the Summerfeld Methodist
Fpiscopal Church. and the guests OF Spring
Valley Lodge. OF that village.
The Water Commissioners have issued orders re-
stricting persons from polluting the water In the
reservoir al TaFrytown Heights, ms aeon was
necessary because gangs OF Italians frequently al
lowed DOGS 10 swim IN the reservoir. and others
caught FISH merely for the fun of Il and then threw
them back 10 die a special policeman has been
appointed TO see that the orders are enforced
4 movement is on foot toward the organize tion
of golf club In this yii.age course OF NM T.
the Castle by Willie Dunn. the wel-knowh pro-
fessonal -,
IN Tarrvtown will BE- opened this evening In Music
Hall and continue until Saturday night. l. VIII ne
for the benefit Of SolOmons Lodge. No. 1876. +. ana
A. NJ The committees nave been al Work since
last winter arranging for the bazaar and the open
ing address will be made by Assemolyman Jared
sanford Of Mount Vernon.
The twentleth anniversary Of 81. Pauls Methodist
Episcopal Church. in North Tarrytown. was cee,
hraed Yesterday special sermon Was P[esSea
fair will b. he'd IN Cnionville on Wednesday
evening under the auspices Of tho Sisters Of IT.
Prank Could received two more yal able St.
Bernard dogs last We k from Minneapolis. and they
are now in his new kennels. AT lyndhursi ~.
The roads surrounding the lakes at tho larry
town reservoir from Tower Hill TO East view are
Tho ADrellate Division cf the Supreme Court
Second Department. has handed down decision
sustaininr the appointment Of Edward ". Neu.
brand TO be a Water COMMISSIONS. Mp. Neubrand
asserted thst no va rancv existed and that he was
therefore not entitled 10 hold Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
NfDTrNT VERNON

~ srpuaI summer boneGt for the Mount vernon
49,. Nnrsorv was given or Saturday night. under
49,, .-s,,,.os Of the Executive Committee or the
-, n. Charities The members OF the com
rn,,.e. are Mrs George c. Hoffman Mrs I. L.
Adams Mrs f s. Cra!sie Mrs. Charles van
rour, Mrs T. { Blake and Mrs. c. c. Fearn'
pa.rso.Ic coiors abounded among the decorations
- . hrass hand Glscourscd National music The
1o.n. and refreshrGent tables were conducted by
e. following women and their assis ianu: MIS- L..
,.ebe Mrs C. A. Tier. Mrs, Charles Van court
ST.. " Ferrs MIS-. carrie Fuller Mrs r. a
Ian, Ms ID j. Russell. Mrs. Duncan Mrs:
H. lrew s. Currcr Miss Carrie Wl!!son M'H ~
-l,r,s Miss Mary Campbell. MIS- DaNiu ~ s,,
a. harrison De Forest Hunt MISS Biske M III
Tto,k Miss Hurnmen. Miss Schneidcr MSS hliI-
meyer. Miss HopPeii; Miss rctersGn' Mi'f Fnsr and
a. =, y Jennings The affair ended with dance
r.. the younger guests IN the ne" nome - '
hY Hte WornaI's Friendly Society Of 81 Mary
t-,'iscopal Chape Sherwood Park. VIII give a ie4s'
Of lanterns and lawn party on next fIlday nis i'
An oucn-air dance viii be one OF tae atra:'Vs.s
Al be annIal outing Of the First Methodist hgsco.
mel church will be held on ThursQay June g. ~
fake Mahopac. 4 special train Will be pro, ~
srr,ycJ here When erected IL Will be %ixty-nve
Zee nigh and the flag can he seen from a''iioS'
any po members and friends of the First Baptist
Cbnrch and Sundsy-school have planned nov o
trip FOR WEDNESDAYS June 2s i eeng .ne p" sal.
which the pastor. the Key w; a. "a arra5gsmente
beve been made for an excursion 10 Eay LII
PARK The steamboat will proceed down the rTu
son River from Yonkers 10 tne per VI ,r.nsserred
Star Line where DR.. Granger Will be uahs'e''eo
10 the TeutOnic. l., .ho ,ao, NJ rho
Commch Council Will take place to-nV,G~ and an
au;rno re annn,ntments and the Aldermen VII
designate the official county napers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
OPENED RRIGHY. B,T rNrED " SHoWERS

Now-Yoil. 'r5'. GA nle " tA;h"r yesterday morn
iuY bot iu tie afternoon iAcr' were "N' "' w ,
heavy showers and thos, sang indlf .drA.- VINO
started On DAY 3 outing believing that u would
be lrlght ai.d dry oil dav Were disappointed which
IS not a rare happening this year The weather
seems 10 10 showing symptoms Of Ane.omanih.
pos.ihiv on. q sympathy f0r the Proposed Angl
American alliance y little while ago thort was
cuc.oselon Of very fair imitati0ns n the London
fog and now the proveri.l. uncertainty Of the
British clima. f. found f. conditions ~ hs sd" or
In. Atlantic The only people who derive any salts
faction from tn, Kind Of weather wilrh va *
ucrcuccd Yesterday The nnti-cy 'll@is. u is 4
fact not generally known that a certain class I
the conmunity pOssesscs iaucOroN- hatred i"r
ne vince II consists principally Of Old women ana
men who could not ride n they W"uli. OWNS ID
pn.sf.il disabilities. but - ~ astonishing To s""
how they chuok.r when uneXpc' ted h"'ts SNOW =
send he cyclists home 90 vet ana nrd.hfSl'd
condition Ilk. mint jucps and Lord ftf"i .
poetry the l,y ,.c seeing 10 inspire ~ Wuch de-
,eeiafon from some people as affection in other.
A,ntu O'Clock laaf cfeufug 90 pprt"n'"..- "u"
icad-coored cloud OForslIcad The western horizon
and aurrared 10 be ldyanninI 40 ir" rate Of ~
miles a minute In ne direction Of the city Every
or. got under cover O. fast AS possible. ana "a"
nothing happened. ana IN short time the SKY was
comparatiyey clear Il looked for rome tim' as
though II cyclone was about to burst over the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
CONSTOCK INTADES A BOWERY THEATRE.
TWO ACTRESSES THE TREASURER THE MN
AGER AND AN Usher ARRESTED
AT MINERS

Anthony Constock OF the Society for tho sup
preston OF Vice and George Dram. one OF the So
ciety's detectives went TO Miners Theatre. on the
Bowery and arrested frankie Imam and ordal"r
de San who went through performance On 'h'
stage billed Tired Ont" in which INC oTd'iA'
woman removed part OF her stage costume. Com
stock also took in charge ". s Clark he man.
agor George Miner the son OF the proprietor OF the
theatre. who is the treasurer. and James Russell
an usher The five prisoners were arrdignei bcioi"
MAGISTRATE Crane IN the esq Market police 'ouit
yesterday They represented by CT Assistant
Dis'ric'-.4 ttOrncy otto 4 ROsalsky. who told ne
Magistrate that ComstOck WA IN the habN .! max
ing foolish arrests and that this was ease III
point.
when | was IN the Disirlot-Attornev's Office.
he sid many COmstOcA had mad 10 De
abandoned account OF The unsupported testimony
presented by MIR. COHstOCk.
MaC,Strata Crane held the two women f'd ozark.
the manager. for trsI in $40 BAH each. Miner ana
Russell discharged. The latter was eNirem"i'
indignant over Ms arrest and threatened 10 sue
CoinsiOck FOR 10 sc arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
afAMARONECK

,r,.o ur,.S. assosso~y have completed the assess
~, -ou COR tho present year and leG Il WITH the
c,.-t charles ~. Buck.er. where u can be seen 'or
ar,sen davs The rol! Is nearly 10000 larger '"an
last years - - 80. ,,o.L collected
- .or,rordc6 % no eigh; Mamaronsck volunteers
a. tna 81. Rnr!ment - II addition to me money t
q supply OF tobacco stationery ana s'"'Ni' ""' "'O
The Msrnaronecl FREQ Kinders Ten nsIo' Rnsb
$50 dccf1e1 20 continue its work neNf ~eef anu
X%nes White and Geraldine Fitzgerald were re-ch
rbe vovng people OF his village nave oTsaniLro
the Dewey &c Cub. ara VII give p"'''''''
en,er,oirnen, On Tuesday. June y; ,...
N,s. Emel.e Marguerite Ehzaheih Beer dsas s
OF Emil Peer and Christian F Anthes. ot lev
Tn.neiie were married last THURSDAY nlBnt u!
~ Pev Edward Nohldenke. Miss faNlne 'eeF
was maid az honor and A. J. PanTs'horne Oh
Mount Verpcn was best man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20

ouecns wn r. with ml. los cabin and 1913 .s.T ar
iass,ne g. Vernon II Brown 4 Co Arrived A. '"e '''
Steamer caiornao do. Whittier. Hui June st a. T AZ
5 5pasI al a"9 a: s'H i - 70 S"'''''
som,r otln rucs1 Rossoyeen Ro'.erdsm Jn hu:
with tud.. and iass.ugtrs .Ae Holland Aia''o"" ~
s'e,h rre icana at 1910 T m ua,re Jun. IL with
rs n, p1smgcrs 60 tho Ccmpaenie Generate Trims
nt,.ique Anchored OUTSIDE the rar at - m Is and
Naples / WIN ndse and 2d y ',eer n; Pa''e"S'
E~r 80 A5's Ey "a ' T ,. Ma, 20 e
Bari - Me.sina q. Palermo juno aht 1r At MID
Win mlse Phelps Bros Arrived at the ""' ~
Steamer sirius OBJ Fqra Santos May i 70 E ,o Ba:s
Jeyons. Arrived a, the Hsr at . a m ,,,. 10 with
steamer Tomo ,NoD Nton, Barbados JSne en ~,
nd,e and ; cabin passengers TO l. W Af"''
Ar,n az tf "a" Knsstn ,Br Nickerson Port MAI ~
June H. Annato and Port Antonio a. T me- ar at $50
stea.ner Alaoush n 1aant san N jSS" Yo 5d1 sn1
Porto Rico steamship Company Arr''' ~ wv
Steamer G clyde Robinson JaeksCn,, , !Sne Co.
and Charleston 10. with mdse 10 Wtam ,,b ndss and
passengers :, ~ Od Dominion ste'msip UoN in nass
o t the Old Dominion steamship COMPANY
ship To,.edale Ot'r. Mccain. ha're H"' 49, -
Bark calburSa ,of Maitland. 81 P9 %,,.y 40 Co
days VIA nc 70 OF Winds s. saer Manila Il"
DAYS hemp order vessel TO VI. nsnes .rssn-
,ina' "a deys in ballast to c roba. Co. >u usas
Sandy Hook n j. June 10. $50 ? m-Wma NV ~
breeze. cloudy.
SAILED ~.
s,.auers rvrian tI}r for Port au-Prnce; Bus "a
U'r, M,rsslles. Ro,nerled (}r) Phlladepha asnaa
Charlea,nn and Jacksonville. Powhatan u"'' ~
Cataria lCcr). Vera Cruz.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. -
sou,hamnton Tune i9-Arrived steamer hre''e" Wv
trehs Nrv- York for Bremen and proceedea. ,u..nis
Queenstown June lO-Saiei. $50 M s.ea'"e
Qsr Mckay from Liverpool FOR New ,iots mr., Ward
Glasgow June l9-Arrived. steamer A's"''' '
New York fRr, VIII
son for New-lofk. ,,..xox fRro Cado-
klnsaie June iQ-Passed. steamer '''' VIZ
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