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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MENDING A BROKKN ARM Bl FAITIT.
AW*I9TANT BISHOP POTTKR THINKS A K**MBOM
SHOULD BE CALI I '?.
Thc- Rov. Clement T. Blanche!t. for ten vearfi a
missionary in Tokio Japan, "Aitli his family is
boarding'at No. 47 West Thirty-liftl>-st. Ho
recentlv became interested in tho fait li euroa
of ti.e Rev. Arthur Sloan, of St rat foi ri. Conn. Mrs.
ULiu. holt who ha.l been an invalid for n lons linn*,
?Millerin-: from a nervous, trouble-, was cured liv Mi.
Bloan'a treatment io April. Ina recent number of
flu t hurts) siaiitlitrti. Ml. Hhim-hett wrote a letlcr
dofen.lii.K Mr. Sloane's euros, Bignie! himself
?" Tl.eoidiilo*." His six-year obi dan bier three
?.eeks nun -ii-damed a fra'eture ol t lu I.it rsm. bal
In* refused iss i all a physician, relyii t implicitly in
tin-l.lilli eiiiv. Oilier liiniril.-ra in ile house inter?
ested themselves ill the mutter, and 151.111. Iietl le
ciis.sl ihe (oUowtng leiteii* iioii) Aaeistaat Biahop
l'otlor:
A.! inc on Cae -vivie- of the l?t*"v>p Bl**-! 1 WU aaa yoi)
to n-.oiisi.lir yuin .l.-tiiiiiinntii.ii not lo -. , k the aid ol u
j>li.Yi-i. cns or sturgeon. Whether you believe thia or no,
t ia i .oi not wane i -mr view* a'little ao aa to avoid the
tltiplcis Ult lailis.ii". ree* which Hie likely tn tu.I.m. I
<-:inii'?i!v bec tow wll 'i-i?i>. I lionifb ron rio not belong
tom* .lio(e?e I think I Imve tho riirnt 10 ii-lui.-ih ot you
thin- me ..mi fnemi. I will Bot expie*- *uy opinion .)?*
to the Ins's in.-.m. .-( t" '-tink' vour elm.l's rc -oveiy. I
?opt I mrr. ?? U uti i.e. lb.-etlii-iciu.i ol pr_,,nT ,t- I'l
our .taily want*.
Mrs. ... I'llery Ando, -n.of No. IBS Madison-ave,,
a's,. Minte Mia Hiiiin hi tt a Utter, informing him
final Ii..' Sootetj foi tba Pl* vent ion of Cruelly Io
Children knew of tbe raaa and would luke st. po in
thematierif ih.* Biahop'a advice waa not heeded.
jill, lil incli.lt w.iil 0 BM Dr. Potter, ans! an BgeUt
niibo siiciet.i called al his boarding-house with a
aumiaona. Dr. Gifford and Dr* Jorey, of the Sew
***i.11k Hospital, who had beeneuromon -I. found
{iu- chilli improving. Tins hone waa partly
iroken bsit not divided, ami the rotary
motion of tbe ann was int.-i fered with, Thej resel
th.* arm, and wben the father wen! to the York
Til le Police Court i eaterdaj carrying a certilicate
^?tatini: that the child waa being properly i ired
* s Justice Murray (li>ini-'-:l thecase. Mr. Klan*
t'iiiu'*- confideui t in tin faith i aw ia unshaken.
HEAS1KG PLEAS FOR STREET RAILWAY8.
At Preaidenl Kiik's bi-.' mahogany desk in the
Chamber of the Board of.?, di rmon, "cny Fathera'1
Jilci.ini-liliu. Miller, Waite, Dempsey ana Ile Lacey
sal yesterday as the Couinititee on Railroada, Si*
lawyers mi below them iud called them "an
honorable hedy " wit hon ( the fainted show of sar*
i"!Mn. They were expeel 1 to tell tin* C
Council why the people's interests would bead*
Valued by SUCOeS>ivO flicks. Rilli Elliott F.
Bhepard. in behalf of the New- York Cit*/ Railroad
Company, proceeded to do so. Mr. Shepard admit?
ted thal Iii-1 pr mn.a - hod not been able lo gel t he
i '? ?. ,,t ,.i the rei lii-ed proportion "I the property
?wners aloug the diilereu! routea, hut said thal he
had applied to thc Supreme Court for the appoint
im nt of i ommiss ii ci- lo determine wbel her the
ro:id> were neus ? i. James ELCumiup, in behalf
of the Heit Lim-i said that his com pan v
vould lu- compelled to o)>iios,. the New-York
Company, to -?'?? h Mr. Shepard n
"You are a monopolist."1 The t-wcond Avenue
}iai I road Con panj was represented by franki iu A.
?ashlin ii. ??? li i'l thal the company desired toex
t'-ml ? ihi bl irst-ave. [rom Fifty aeveuth
?t. |? ?. .a".'! cxpltii 'il thu! it would
mit:. . in' line, lb end< ?! by mat*
had ohtaiued the consent of
fi ? ser cen! to is(l |K*r reul of the property
tVheu William C. Tmel rose be Raul iii.it
he thought the committee could not avoid reoom
. lie granting of the pelition of the Forty
ittanville and St. N icholai .vi ?
l.'a.li 11 1 Comp iiiv. Mi. Shaw, t" rn hom tlie < 'aide
Railroad Company owes untold obligations, wi nted
aeventv miles of st roeta for his company aud ex
plained ii it h much diplomacy how tue ('able Com?
pany bad rights for periods of limo ranging from
ten and away down to t wo \ ears. He related how
ii>e( able! oiiipani waua lineal descendent of the
l; mid Transit ( nininission.
Aids iiniiii Waite?Your .pany, Mr. Shaw, luis no
Una before tills c'liiiuitu ?? lieeaii?e you have flied no
application f-ir .rv ci ni-si.in t.ii unicl Ihe I
Slr. .-iiiii i.-, i rou understand lha! 1 stand hore
a* .ut obj) i in; tn ...l il. ?
? ? ila,* li.-.ve been i
Isa yon. Including -Mr. Kvarts,Mr, Wheeler, Mr. 1 'eli!.am
ll!,.i't I -elf.
? noan McLangbUn?(drylyi I think we andi
j.- i . nodm 'ii.
. -ii. i I nevi ? ? ? a- ? o ?? ai ; prop sltion tn
l Tills wlre-covel - h -r-l.
? ighlln I'lii- ileum- N closed.
TRAX3ATLAS I I I !.'AV:*.l.l.:.i;-.
Among the people who -mod ?. ? on the
? , stat) "i *?'??? --'?? wei ? John
Livingston, sr.. Charles livingston, Mr, and Mrs
T. Mason Oliver, Madame E. I'atilin, Mrs. ll. Rns
aoll, .viimu Conk, the Kev. and Mrs. T. I'. Prnddi ii,
Mr. and Mi-, (iraham I., non. George \V. ll h s, Mr.
aud Mrs. lal.ii! ('ray, Mrs. \. Moor, David Lyoi n,
Mrs. D. Lyons, Th'in.- Ilellinglinm. Mrs. Roberl
Walker. John Gildard. Mrs. s. A. Berry, Thomas
1. I.. M.i- k. ai "li. ll. C. Ludlow, Henry
Mc-s-iai n .. the Kev. and >.i i.s. V. Martin, I ii
c,.h, Ile.-His Moir, Ko her I Moir, ;.:.d Xonuuu
j - tte.
Am*siiR the arrit ah bv tlie si .meriel w ot
Mr. au I Mrs. (Jerald 1'. Is. ,-. R.i n .. mlon. th.
Kev. and Mrs 1'. B. Halton, Mr. and Mts, James
Lomax, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Khodes, 1". Sand-sou,
Mrs. C. .**. Hall, aud Mrs. G. Buckingham.
A mon a lh< peoidi who sailed bv the steamer
C. hie wei ? J. Ulaklesli e, Kolanrl Beard. A. K.
I'lc.-liaiin. David Colville, \V. T. (oates, Vi
No-. .\. ( i.is.i --ii. Captaiu Robert Croahie, Hubbard
l'!e\. Lind. C. II. i liilds. 1*. li. I iiimlii". Gee i 0
Draper, Miss Julia G. Kw mg, Mi. and Mi -. David
Ellis, Gibson (-'aline ;?" k, Mis. I ibu. Uk ! . Mi -.
G. H. forrester, il ni ?? (.nuhliir.'. \\ i!i.;::.i J. Ham
Dion. 1. Mt. and Mr?.K. ll. Iloadls v. Mis. I . wist',
J ? i, Miss Helen Jones, VV. C. C. Lartv,
W. i . II. II. I-i ipert, NV. ll. Lockhard, Mrs. I annie
lt. W. il. Maxwell, n.. ovid Musin,
W. ii. .".i .. Donald, Thomas I. McGrath, NV. Me
] I. I). Milliken, jr., C. S. Millik" n, 1 . S. Ormi -
i Mi. ai .1 Mrs. '?. M. K ? d, S. it. dobinson J. -.
l.-y, J. .1. - I, .1 i I I I .".ic oil J. i .
T'loiiipMiu, Madame'IVbelli, Mr. and Mrs. A. Van
V, ii. i;. ll. VV( ll-. Mis. >. de Wolfe, the Rev.
Oouvcrneui M. \V Ikins, M:-- M ..:: .., S. Wilkins,
Mr. and Mi-. Adoin Web r, Ki iu - j. \\;
iiml Mi-. Alfred E. _'*_Tow, Mr. . W. ll.
Zie-'ls r.
Hu- others.
Edward li i Napper, J. J. Durr, anti
liaiik Schilling.
?
THE AMERICA'S RAPID TWP.
Si\ days, lii't.-.-ii hom ? ai d fi rt j mc minutes was
the exact time made hy the Unerica from Oiiecns
town to Sandy I In..li on hoi in-i trip across the At?
lantic. The National Lim people are jubilant ovei
i - a.-if.iimam t and exp ct that she will yet down
the Oregon's re ord oi eu boura and fen
minutes, rhe America left Liverpool mi May _**.
and mod" thc run to ?,' ic* nstown, 240 miles, in i t
actly twelve boura, "she li ll tc eeustown ut 10:33
a. m.. May _"?', and np to noon ??! Mav 30 made itt
?jule*. Her log thervaftei s as as fol lows: Mav 31,
420milo*: Juue 1. KK); June 2, I3'2j Jum 3,
?i... i: .linn i. -ij-. lin- reuiaiuing 100 miles io
Bandy ll"--!. -'.? lin bed bj 10:13 p. m._"! tha!
day. 11.- total distance I ra versed was 11,707 miles
? rate ol -: ? ?? it i-i'? knots, or
19 8-10 miles an hour. J'he highest average foi a
day waamade ou Jnne :i. when a speed ul r-:,i
I ti I" i li" a was attained, The weather was
I sitious throughout thc voyage, the wind bi ng
lght aud the Bea smooth. Ihe trip ol the A
ia remarkable alao because ot theemall amount ol
i i -sn>mu--ii iu comparison wit li the high rate ot
?peed attaii ed. I bi average consumption wa- 100
t - a (Jay. 1 lm ()??-'j't!! in li.-r un,.,...iii li il ti in
bumed 3*_"7 tons a day, Ihe .ineriea ia co
ed by Captain W. li. Grace, the commodoi ol the
fleet aud f-.iin.ilv .aim mi of thc Spain. A *'.?
rilli sst' the reese] waa printed in Moudaj -
'i; ililli. A public reception will be given on Imard
ui Moa ..i> i.c_i between noou and c, p. m.
i HLOROFOBMr.D AND ROBBED.
Si,an.ina Feldman, a icin-d Hebrew dry-goods
nu ii liiiut, lives with bia wife on the iii-' flooi "i
^". 17s Orchard-at ll.nut ih.u bouse ami a
?umbel it other buildings in the di .
and attends pereonally i" the collection ol his
ji nt-. On Wed ne lay lie took home with hun $s00
in lunik notes, .*,L.''ii) iu it'iiil and .-j- .uti in che,;.-,
Tbe money au-l cheeks were plas?<-.! in a tin l ox in ;i
vai.liohe which stood iu ? bon! bed-room.
lixa, 1 ?'. !iln,an !.? ju a qnantity of jewelry in thc box.
Early yesterday morning u vomau living in the
upper part ol lui bouse saw in tbe rear yard a tin
box broken open aad empty. Ou the ground were
aome papers, a gold medal and one or two articles
of clot 'inc. the doora leading from th* ballI lute
Feldman s rooina were open, ana tbe nu mi - -hun cd
plainly Ihal lim"... h-.l been .st work. Mr. and
>li-. Feldman wei. asleep; they breathed-tea vi I j
?nd appeared iu a stupor. I'bey had been chloro?
formed! Mr. Feldman waa aroused with aome dif
liculiv, but lu*, wile was iii u halt coma?
tose condition, and a physician waa called.
Sh. waa i il>I ipa i to remain in oed most ol the day.
The police believe that the robbera gol Into the
Jissuse with lain- key-. Besides the contents ut the
box they eui ried a.v.i.v hume silver spoona, etc, ami
a quantity ot clothing. Among tin- articles in the
box were two gold watcbea and chains, three
pun-ol .'.iiiin..ml caringa, a bin containm- ?
nutu diamonds, a pair of gold bracelets aud aev
eial gobi uni'-. The value of the stolen pi
ii.i lading the canh, wa* about ^i.-xk1.
-?+ ?
Ali HON BALE8 OF BEAL ESTATE.
Biehard V. Haniett, tbe auctioneer,diapos -I ol i
number <>f bonaes la ti.e Fotutb, Seventh and
JTeuth Warda yesterday, at the Exchange sales?
room, .No. Ill Broadway, by order of Michael H.
Ca.Lilian, executor, to (les.- the estate ol < hariet
( aabman. rite four-atorr brick dwelling Xo. 100
and 102 Malisoii-ht. waa bought by M. tulverstein.
tor*_,<*,7<>o. O. J. Wells bouabt the five-storj
rick store and dwelling No. l'?7 Catial-ht. foi
?10,100, 1 he tire stm| lu ii k stoic ami dwellin|
Ho. 140Ea*tBroadway sa* told to ll. Goldl^erj
forH?i7,_!Ou. TJte otlier property aold was No, :,?_
tames-st.. If-s.-lt-o. N. I. liiuwi. purctiaaeri .Nu l.i
Atti Bioadwiiy, $7,000, A. llirbchlicld; .No. ll
I
Essex st., S13.400, P. E. Fitrpatriok ; snd No. 80
Eaaex-at.. 913,280.1. Hochaer. Mr. Hainott also
sold Ibe fout-stoi v browii-tss-iollat and ?'*''r**' i>0'
1,232 Tinid-avo. to Bamnel Haas, for **-_"?.-,lOO.
CLOSE OF THK MASON U' COUVKHTlOH.
Thcsi.eciiil.i.minitteo appointed to i nveatiiga le
thosocictv "Veritas" mattel, is'isortoslio tho (.rand
I Lodge of Krcomasoiis yesterday nnd rocommonae.i
I that tho soeietv strike ont tho objeetionahleand
offenaive language and Bection of ita eonatitution al
the earnest period and report thesaiiioto His- (..amt
' Master, and thus pm ito tbemaelVfll frOBB even an
implication of disloyalty! thal iho members
of tho socistv as evidence of their taith
m Amen-rn iden-of Freeman-ni.v sol their seal ol
I disapproval on iho misleading doctrines and nilen*
j sive attersncea of a certain Masonic newspaper
1 and ibliteiut furn its c .i.st'tutmn ;h ? de la at "ii
I that eu cb newspaper is the organ ol wen society.
T..or.'|s?rt wa- unnii.nTuiKiy adopteil. Tin- ie sri
I of tho ( immtt e on Hall and Aa-Inui wis- also
adopted, lt* re-inms-n l.stions will lead ls iho
?pee iy io t'ia oio be Masonic Temple, ai Bixth
a\e. and Twenty-thir i--t. i'he grand omcwrs-elsct
were then in i ailed, and Grand Ma*ter Orodiede
rlaiel thnt the 103d Annual l mnmunii -atioii
of lbs Grand I ?? gs of i h.* State ol New-York was
cloged.
?
QUILTY OF PERJURY.
Mn Kosh Mm was convicted of perjury in tho
Court of Seaaioiis ia Brooklyn yesterday. She re?
centlv brought suit agaimd the Brooklyn (itv
Railroad Company to recover flO,O(30 fur alleged
injuries' she claimed thal while liding In
a car m Fulton-at., in December, 1883,
the conductor endeavored to compel her
lo pal ill her lap il haskel which she carried.
mid iii so doing caused bi nous mjuty to ber -pine.
she produced a doctor to awear to her hurt ana tho
resulting damage ta her. Bot n was shown thal she
was not injured ns she asserted and the snit waa
dismissed. Mr-. May and three of her witnesaea
were arrested and Indicted for perjury. The jury
which found Mrs. May guilty recommended bel tot
the men y of the court.
HOME SUM'S.
' PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Astor House C'ongreaaman Patrick A. Col?
lins, of Boston* ann ex-i-euator A M. Holmes, ol Moi -
ville, N. 1. (tilery Uoust l.vi iiti.n- -n.on John ll.
Camp, ol l.i.nis. N. Y.Grand Cen Ira lintel?Judge
r \\. Bartl v. uf Wusbington.Bu oort ll
Thomas Swlavard, ol Hamilton, ('ona.'a . ..K'W-Tork
I,ntii (.. a. \\.i?liiiic|.,n. i ii i-i'ic-iil.'iii of the Louis?
ville at.. I N ? .1 (un. pi rn-.. SI. Ju.i -
llolet?doh]) Mi ( ait..iiiii.j .nu deenut ll itel --aa,,., i
W. Allerton, ol Chics jo.
WU \ I' I*- GOING* ON TO-DAY.
Am- rican Jookej Club moos, .1 rome P .'.'...:: p. rn.
Morris r rerenoe eas.* Is-t'oie He erec Cole, _ p. m.
Ac i lcm;, ot Mn?lo directors' rm 'tin*, afternoon.
li lllilliol'c ill.'I (Illili W'cMi'l li Uulou lei Kio i'll SUlt,
Sui lemc ' om I, 11 s. m.
Noli.omi Horse Show Association stockholders, !?
monica's, - p. m.
Weal Bid.* luipron.ut Association, Seventy-second
st iiml Ninth ive., 8 ;?. m.
Aiiiai..ii,i.,;. i ; radc and L ih ' Du on, Xo. IO Stanton
st.. - p. m.
( ..:ti ii ni Batu ry Part ot Bfltri Rt iclmeiil Hand, - "- ra.
I 'I 1 on. ll I e. . .1 lilli. 1 s's , lill I I., >n .1 ,. e-l -CU ll
tl'.'ll'i!---.. lia" !?. m.
Ni-ii-v.i-k-i'i,ila i.-ijiilia League baseball match, Polo
Ia, l p. iu.
?
KEW-YORK (UV.
'lin- annual convention ol the American Bankers'
Association will be held at "Saratoga, ou Angil I IJJ
and 1 1.
At the Pe ni in \_ m ty yeti Uv ?-1*3 I IO w i
nutto 1,100 pe : donei s. | ;?? largest pa. m< :'
waa$1.1*3**!; tine small- st Eli.
The steamship Pomona waBdisahled after ont
i.i'-ide mi.uh Hook yesterday, hy the breaking ".
thc piston rod to hil ail pump.
Charles Brandt, iiu-e thirty-eight, homeless and
dc-I...mica!. shot himself in the mouth with ?
soi\er ;it No. .") > 11.? i i: 1 - -1. last night
'lin Manage] of the Cotton t_xcbnnge yesterday
elected Vi illiaiu V. King their secretary ?"- ' ap?
pointed li. li. Powers superintendent.
Adolph I.. - . ' ? -;ui - ?!? ut of ih ? (ii ii -I
; ."'. i\ cd a iiainl-i. ne gold j
watch aad cha in li um his colleagues.
I he Bteamer Providence of the Fall River Line
foi i'..'?:-'ii luis resumed her trips ou that line, aud
with hereon ort, the Pilgrim, ib running regu
Bl MIHI I) ll .1 RS \ I 111! l-l* .ni Cl I Xl il lSi.1".
Che Produce Exchange will clo..* a! lJ:l*j p. m.
; on -.. "ii ol ni duj - -
June, Ju s. Angas! aud "september, n-ioning at ll
J a. m. on Mo 10:3.i ? I liei daj -.
i. ii'V I.. in;;i i.ir hid cst i ; - :i .ni.-.
Samuel Middleton, ii." nephew and onlj heil ni
I John C. Taylor, who died recently loaring ap ip
i n.i in bonds in lin- amount ol >'-''- 1,000, ai:
. Ity yesterday.
rm wolta oi i ? ' ? ' "*?? r-'V.
R - ? :?.' i Johnston, ol Ihe Marine NationalJBaiik,
said i" a 1 kihi xe rep si, ?.? j ester.l i ?? that he
-ii mid not lay able to make his re inri to the Con
ii-Ih i this week, aa he had hoped, and he did uot
now expect to do bu before June' 30, al thc
? ai licst.
mi .' risa oi rm . simm ?. - socn i v.
'lii.-M. Nicholas "society la-t evening, at the
Hotel Brunswick, discn -<?'? a proposition to raise
tbe fees tor lifo membership, thc measure was de?
feated, ({('solutions ol sorrow aad respect foi
Augustus "schell were na?cd.
I ni: t .DIE.' t uonAI -.(iii -.".
rhe Ladies* Choral Society ia a new musical or
; ion v hi ii is . ndu ted hy - _. parlo I .
Campigho. On Wednesdnj i [ave an en
tertniuiiienl in tho < Impel of Holy I ninty ( '
Harlem, at which the cantata, "Ths Watei
;. i," . d, .mi-., hy Ant, waa p. r
formed.
I ? rill ' : *, \ m I.
The Standing I ommiltee on Harbin and Shipping
-1 ... the ( lianiber of Commerce yesterday
thal ii' io, i.i diminution ul the dop ii of water al
Sandy Hook was occasion for graves! alarm, as Ihe
ig now exceeded I'J inches a .nar, owing lo
tin dumpiuK of ii fuse in the Baj .
I -IMi lils PBol 0 PAY KINES.
Charles Bigelow, proprietor of thc Siimmei *
Paviliou I teat re, in Oue-buiidred-aud-sixtcciilh
st., near Third-ave., was yest, day con
\ i< ital ol ? i thirteen yens nhl to
(lance iii Iii! place, and of allowing .laggers tobe
thro Vi n rn .u a h..m. lie waa lined ??; I _ ?.
?lit. HATCH READMITTED 1 -. lill- KXCIIAXGE.
A. *-. Hatch, ot i isl. a Hatch, was readmitted
a member of the Muck txchnnge yesterday. Winn
he appeared ou tbe floor lu the afternoon he was
dwitll Ult .ii coi,lunn v. 'li. Hatch mus, i.
admitted by tue unauimoua voti of the Coiumitti e
on Admissions.
Mi's. \ : im j, |u i" vj m kp, \a, i CIIEMATEP,
Thc body "i Mi-. Nathalie \ ena', v. ho commii ti il
suicide on Wednesday, al No 50 West Fifteenth*
st., will be buried to-day iu Urceiiwood Ceiueterv.
li was aald vesterdaj that hei relatives were will?
er ii dj ere a-'iied. hut Ihe m ai
at Washington, Penn., could not be obtained.
ld ILI'INGS im: PKI60N8 *.**-li HOMES.
Plana were li led yesterday foi the two prison
I,-;, Mu, _s to he erected iu the lombs vard at a . .isl
in ij"-0.0011, T. I ..I i. i & Son are lu build nil -
dwelling houses in Seventy-Dinth-at., near Kiuth
ave., i"ie,.."_'"'.'ii'?). .'ml on il"- opposite side ol the
- ni ? street -annie! Catcum will build six house*! to
coal 1175,000.
I * LAI RI Bl I I ni i SI'KDAV '.-I m:i:i I.
William lo.i.i, ii Imi. h. r. living at No. '_'s;
i !,. ii j --!.. v ho ????as shot in I lie In a.I lu I (in tal
Kelly, on Sunday, Mai ?_?>. in a quat*! 1 between the
two and William Uoddis, dud \ tcrdaj at the
L'hflinliers Stree! Hospital. Goddis was ai
tbe time and Kelly escaped tu Brooklyn, but waa
Mile ti)!!..!! lj arrested.
V" )i ll OW Mill! IS' \ TUA ( Ul"/.
The report brought bj an Knglisfa ateamer a few
days a'.'ii i hat yellow fevci prevailed ni Vera Cruz
waa deuied yesterday iu olin ml letters lunn thc
United States Consul, brought by Captaiu Rey?
nolds, ol tin- Alexandre steams - i j *? ity oi Wash
ton. Ihe Consul says tbal there lia- not been a
case of yellow fevei al Vera Cruz this season.
TWO -I I "VM-Iill's willi BROK KN ?II.\M-.
Tbe steamship I li-ui. of the Hamburg- .merican
line, reported on Weduesday that tlie Bteaiiiship
Main, ol the North German Lloyd line, had broken
bet shall and waa un ber way to Southampton
ii i nie i -ail. Veatcrda*. word waa rei pived In rc that
the lu ia had lu.. Len her Khali Boon after she
passed the Main and was being towed into Ply?
mouth.
s RI -ill I. TO in Alli HY an Kl i VATOR.
Ai tbe Produce Exchange yesterday Stephen
Mathews, a gantt! ter, was at m.uk on top of one oi
the elevatora, which waa stopped mau the fourth
floor. He l".-.i lu- lau.mee and In falling cauaht
bold ol the tope which start ithi elevator. I be ele
i.iim went up and the unfortunate mau waa
crushed to (hath. He waa thirtt years old ami
lived ut lilts- -iiiii?i. ami Avenue A.
l'l'.dl I -.-ul! W's si Pl: uk ABAN DOM! MilK.
'Mis- piiiii.snidiic .heliman, Professoi Michael
Angelo >V est brook, baa abandoned milk, anet a
foul dav-' tu.il. and haa gone im. k to beef and
heans. Ile explained to tin* numerous scientists
u h.. wen supplying an account ol biaconsump ion
of milk to the newspapers thal he had ac< onipliabed
in four days what be had expected iii consume
sixty day b over, tie baa cored hlsdyapi psia and la
content.
PtRCtlAStxa AXO M'.i'.i'.A'iM". ni ?.i i-tiir.
Jacob Blumauer has purchased the buildinga
Noa. 120 and Mil Crosby-st. and 1,3 and fl Jersey.
-t.. for$.,05,000. Mi. and Mrs. A. 1'. Madden bave
secured a loan of $3.*0,000 from the Mutual Life
Insurance Compauj ui*on property on Btu Nicholas,
.Ninth and Tenth aves., extending from One-hun
ili.-.|-.nid-l-,it, -mst to Une-hundrid-aud-forty
lii: h st.
I ' ai i: a! (.1 -ii 1'ilKS" ll. OREOO-tT.
'1 ba funeral ol stephi u li, On gory "a* held ref
terday at No. 12<. Kaal 1 nenn -ihinl-st. I'he Kev,
lieaera, .J. B. Calvert and John Lore offlciate-L
Aiuuiig ih.-c iiii'i(..t WRRh thc Lev. VS iii un. J. U.
Taylor, tho Hov. Oraham Taylor, Cornelius Van
Saut vssoid. Samuel S. IStationl and Isaac S. Taylor.
The lindy was f liken lo Albany lust iii-flit for burial.
?marara a cai imcpow.
Wealey H. Bitmson,a broker at No. sn Cedar-at.,
yesterday morning al tbe Elevated Railway station
at Forty-second-at. and Th ini-a ?.e., endeavored lo
Mt on a train tlie gatea of which had been cloaed.
The brakeman, Jantea Sheridan, of Nc 13 Baal
Ninelicih-st.. push, d him hack, and a window
waa broken ana a lady a1ightl.T cot. Bronana --..in
tnrest.-d and helms- justice Gorman at JeHenon
Market Police ( suut was lined fp...
sayim; uk inn tr in act i n'vim t.
l'riim is J, Contant, Janitor of ihe Mechanics'
National Bank, who waaabotby Bnnkerboff, tbe
night watebman, on Wedneaday night, remained
uiiho Chamber* Stree! Hospital yeeterday. Ile
waa suffering severely from Ins wound, hui it-ins
thought that be would recover. Brinkerhoff wat
taken t.. the Tombs Poliee Court, wearini .1
bandage about his headovec ? wound winch he
said Contant hud inflicted. He pleaded -elf
defence, ami waa committed without bail,
pim -nu \ 1 win-i.in ur -I mi ii ls.
Ai the annual election of ofHcera of tbe Mutual
Life Insurance Company yesterday ".'roderic s.
Winston waa re-ele. ted preaidenl and Frederic
Cromwell made treaaurer, this office baring been
created by the tniateea. The tmsteea elected are
William I'. Dixon, .1. Hobart Herrick, Lucius
Robinson. 1*. Hatchford Sinn. Oliver Harrunan,
Dudley Olcott, s. V. B. Crnger, (leorge Bliss,
Chillies If. Henderaon ami Rnfua W. Peckham,
imum: a COUJfCIL WITH A PivvKlt.
The New-York State Connell of tho Catholic
Knights of America closed their aeaaJon at Irving
Hali yesterday. James M. McNearney, of Brooklyn,
Wa* elected pi'i'Shh lit fer two le.al-a It was th?
eil I ia I to ri 1 mili/c the asscssmonta he' ween the agea
of litiv ami fifty-live. I lie connell will meet In
lilmiia in Juue.lHhO. A dinner waa given by the
New-York members tn visiting delegatea laat night
at the ( ale Anglais, iu I worn r-eighth-et.
A--1-IKH IRISH IMMIiil! ANTS.
There arrived ul 1 ustle (Janlcu on tbe steamahip
I'miH'si-ni. i.i tho Anchor Line, irom Glasgow, yes?
terday, 500 assisted immigrants from County
Keriy. Ireland. _*hej wi re taken offto the Fumes
da on a Government vessel as Hu- steamship waa
pi- inn Valencia Hay. They had raina ofmonov
varying in auiounl from ll to -iii. and hail frienda
or relativea in thia couutrj lo whom they were
hound. Julia Sullivan, un old woman ofaeventy,
waa the only oue who lind been in Ihe poorhouse.
Five of the immigrants concerning wli.nn lhere
iiih-ii.li.nhl il thev 1.d Minp.u't llieuiselves
were detained at Cattle Garden uutil the question
conld bi settled.
a i t\i iii a.s- n\- board 1 nr. him t.
<;. C. Manager, agent ol 1 ie Tbinzvalla Lino.
gave a luiicl.n lion.d 1 lie new Btoauiei (lekla,
of 1 hat line now ly in-ai Hoboken, vest onlay, .lu?
ti..- (.edney, (Superintendent Jackson, of Castle
('arden, ile ifev. Fat! ei I'.Inn, I . ? -? luilt* and
various ot h rs interested in si ima :;?- were pres?
ent, rhe lleklfl ia the li igshi ? of the line and this
?- her ii.-1 vo.vi, .a-. iShe was built hy John cutt A
h.. nt Greens ck, Scotland. Hoi diun n eons are aa
follows: Length. 340 feel ; breadth, I'-' feet; depth
of hohi. 30 [eel li in- in?-: iii il .- a '? . 5,700 Hms.
and cai n iihj ca pas it ji l.OOil h us. -I. 1 arnet 40
c;iinn. _? 1 intermediate and 20J il ???...,-)<.t- tMigers,
.*-h" I- imi.! with e-|.c ii reference i" iii u Ih -
pil--e|i:'i ,- tl.lil"-, .i'll! j- ile. i-ill.td up. i**ne
a vera nil Units, en knot a au hom comiuii w\ ..
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BKtHDKL. S.
The body nf a man almul fifty years ol agewaa
1.1 11; ? lo water at Prent ice's Stores vesterday.
A noi her drowned ma .. a .i sixtj 1 ?... ?- old, waa
fOUnd ..! i il' fool 'ii a -.'..'.''-'.
Cat rick Kenned . whose skull waa broken with
ti loo , .'as , a Sunday iiiomiiijj in ii," srroggor) ol
John Ih ii'ti..m. ni ? inn . uiul 1 "ii?? ?
Ienl.' - ' ? " i'.iai. lis-ii.-i
i..ia. who threw tb .1 jail.
I lie s,'!i,i',,r-... f,?it v Sundi! n tbe Cast
I I'll I )i -I 1 n i na ?! I - - ???1.1. il ill
tn siua au ii' ? i -.-i bj innsai il 1.1 listen to a
hidI tlx I .1 1 in- ,1, : . id and
liivisi.sti hm-., where thi linen] march through
..', :. ?. i.. gan. Mayoi l ?.-. a id u numbs 1 ol
. . .. : . a"ved lin ii.na
?
.. f;ji\. fa km iii,; si uv nus.
RAIIW '."> - 1 MPUOJIlSIlr* IIKK DLIJT.
l.'olliia , . X. J.. .1.1.1.1..1 !, in I- I,, ,, iv
for imp il waa 1111 ible !?? pu . 1 11. 1
the prim 1! 'ir interest -? ul .
? red tn ila l-on.'hohh rs, hut
nothing del * until yosts
\i lien .1 1. ni.a.ai. .? v. as held rn I'ayl u*- Hots I,
.li : -??', 1 'ity. I'ahwav ? a I by Mu 01
Sa*. : .<-. ( ... 11.u a! a.'i fl o'.n -??! ile; i\. Flliillics Com*
Lufburi'l) ?? ami I ni, .. ? I 1 < .1 ?
ni ti Lon gs taft. Amoila iii' bondlm! !-i- represented
were the M r, ol
Newark, and the timoor*' ll uk, ol New-i'ork,
A1 lei 1 iiihidernh tors sign . d
to ai ' cpl .I-'. |ht cent of 1 ? is, mul that
auiounl was paid lo 1 hem in new bondi to 1 un
im I-. \ eara and to lieai nt crest al ii per ci ut fi c
. :: j-1 ci i.t for th
aud 1 ioi cent after tbal time. About .f.V?n,(HHi ol
i bonds v.. - CM liauge 1 on thia basis, li
?I bv nil the , r.-.lit.US
il.i-i bonds will l.e return.il to their original
holds 1-; bul ..-.-tel that aa the 1 1
creditors have accepted it thc others will do the
siiiiie.
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NF.WARK.
The announcement was made yesfrday that Re
ceivoi Wilkinson, of tho Newark Savings lust it u
111 m. received v< Fisk & Hatch Ihe
balam e ol mk on tho 1,., ,k
tn ?ennuin of the tum. Of I -" ??no a us
paid 11 week ago. There ia no doubt ol the pay uient
in tail ol thc 1 1.nm* ol the dep ssitors,
John J. I'. ? man died yest, rday, a e ni
v as know n :ia "li dian John,*1 having
linn.ta blood, ii. iu Newark, and n
herod bavins ii igt.ui and Lafaj ol te,
I.-.-1 ny In ai sn i.r Muir, having failed to explain
tin (lelicienc! ol iIki 1*^10,000 in his ai c.,um ., 1 ?
ri Ward, the Finance
( oiumil lee has a ppm 1 led a
.: 011 him. Mr. Stool 'aoldaiidin ill health, li is
1 u j ai" ul. il -111- ia i"i 1 explanal ions ari not given,
lil il! once ugil 11 ?' ill - i'
JERSEY fi ir.
Mina S'l'i." Knickerbocker 11 * begnn 1 amt
again i Kd ...ni Lu ?? -. a neall hy 1/1 - r ou tim
lieu-Ins. foi ? a l.i.-oiai oi promise. Laws
. a.i.n d tn l'liin.-li $0,000 ?'. ui'ity.
LONO ISLAND,
1 "?... Island City. Lendi g .lni_.'-_-i-ts from
Flushing Ja uah a, ll inpstend, Xi "
Hem osteail and Long Island ('it'll metal Millet's
Hotel yesterdaj and oiganizeri tb. >? ? s Count v
I'tiai uiaci ul a al *?? . ... v. ;1 ,,[ ,.;,, lt ,j (.,.,,, ?,. j-_
i'.. ii. ..| .I.m...a 1. presi.1. nt,
Ni.wtown.?Thomas Warrin, in an ope lettei I"
i'm .'-ii!- 1 viuoi ls tl ince the < minty
I i' isiirel li"-'ii! lo sell la:.ds foj 11 paid |
I '. ? ? d . I iles 111 .' : ? I. .aa nd,, pur
ci ?iii noi ei ? ? il -_'?.' .mo. nml at t lie same
tune tuts I.- ai p.nu ii.-ni ! lie conni y fun
I uai-m.-Ts fees .and advertising abotit'-Kso.OiHl Ioi
the towu "I Xewtowu alone. Il- a.hls ti:.ti tlie
amoun! received nt ii. lasl tItr.inh - in Xewtowu
line- llOl I'M et ll ......lill ll lille ti|C< i,,||lt\ | I . -: I - M I . 1
ip**, ap! "l .- 10,000 a- 1. ? i foi . .a duct ii,, th.
-UO s.
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ALONti i IL. sui Xi).
Illino,i pinn. I lp a..mi il -? --a.a . i ti-,. Grand
Council ni Select lempiani of Coiniertietii
held ai l'i I luau Hall vi terdai . ai il nllii ers mr the
ye:u were i ?? nu. I be Inlier li rand I
cd o Hi cere. Inc order was re|Mirtcd in a lloui
isb iug condition every * here in the btate,
Mni-'ii. '-li-. I.oai a T. Siuiih. in her eighty
third rear, was found dead yesterda* ina field of
iy.-. while walking to the nome ??! ;i ii,.!,,| -I,,
bad IobI lui wai and ivandered into the ":.
CR LV1 .i JT .'A'/' 'ill \AT10N.
In lin--nit ol John ll. ''Imii- agninal 11.8,
(iiotu.ii.. Bed ol hers before Kef. o limn ton Colt
t> rday, thc ii ceri sin si.,rk
iiii.l li.m-s nt Hip Belmont ('.isl sutl Ki.;,,,,i . ...,,|.,ii
owned bj '.1.11,1.1 Word esme up on tbe petition ol Re
Juli) a l. I '.11 li s, ami
(iiiuit. 1., and 13 rnsou (J. 011 fo 1 ?
intern 0 ? : the ? otupanj al Mi nlo, Alabama, was taken -
'1 ill--' - Ul 1,|e hi t j,,.
iv,. 11.1 m Iii- pel III.* to tim small value nr tb*- -
1.-uni in. |.p.|.. nv 1.1., 1,lily, nml ibou<hl I Imi >. uno
tin- suioiinl offs red for tbs . .,' 'rrt,,
ntiei- mul ought tn io- accepted. Mr. (Irani -sal ta.it
(irani k Ward loaned -n-a.1 (bes* securities si
iii-: and after ard ? 1.". law 01 1 ,.. but Lhej
in te loon -oii-tici ilia! iii- re wai
moI, conslderlus the Brm to 1.ul |us< sn much, the Indi?
vidual member, bad paid In la their notes enough to
cover We loss. He did aol remember bavins; paid tin
unto* Us s'.sie. imi tbo'i-'iit t h ai it sud Ihe other's n
bad lid ii I'.dii from "prouts.*" Il' had noi 1 ,, , ,< tot bia
; the stock, a.- 1 1- i ?- did nol consider lt worth
BJiytblng. Itr. Warri had transacted all lbs biulnesa nf
tiie linn and tb. otbers knera little ji... u ; ,.,;, ? ,- , (|,.
t!m-,k-iii u ne,! foi ul. perseus Interested tba! thu offer of
i,...iio"i ii,, accepted.
Mt. (Ul- tnlil nf the Vim..11* s-i'ts -gainst il,,. (-.1111.mn
01 ?! I;..in lil* Intimate knowledge of tbe properti
ti,..aclu tit.ooo waaa a.1 price ;..i it, it * ,- ,1 ,,,,,.
ered lbs! tV-nalor J. ll Oonlou. ot (ieorgtn, tin* tin*
man who wanted to bur anal tbs) Mr. Otis was 1 t'.i.. .i*
ni lore. 1 be r.fcr.c Intimated lhat bo should re?
port in foi iu of ibe sui.- ol ilit- bonds, ste.
THE MERC rn 1 UP lo mi .
NY'v-Yiu'i* iii-'.iiii enjuved. or rather did not
enjoy, the um nm fort al l? dlsum lion --f titiiis sboul lbs
hottest place ls tbe country yesterday. At 3 a. m. the
mercury set out on aa uphill climb, startlni .ii 71 . at
inion 11 rested a while at 85?, aad by 8:80 p. m. it had
managed to climb un le BO*5, quite unmindful of tba
aaaihemas whleh had been plennniuy hurled at lt. liy
8 o'clock lt had crept back bum decrees. There was a
good ni ul I'tei/c plaving abonl lae etty, whleh weald
lioe been sn iiiuoiiIk-ikI i.iis--.iii|{ bat for the dost.
ttinUtlu Ut' alli. 1,1 e il-d I Alli Ulld *, tcUlpSIStUri Ut 3 p. lu.
of IV. In Huston st tho isms hoar rho temperature wss
_.<-; Ualiiniiiro, Hi ; Cincinnati, 80 ; sud lt Louis, Ttl . ?
TUE PA Bl I ol' OPPOSITION
HAS Ml*. TILDEN WKITTKN A LBTTE.il
a 1:1 r inn D t?ssvn:-Aiii)N' tWTWRRM him and
( IIAItl BR A. HANA.
\Va-iii\|'Iiin', June L? Ute Star prints lim
fi.r.owini. to -Bight: ".-nun dava age Beprescntatlre
1 .a-ii. liner wrote lo Chili I. * A. 1 >.ui.i, tlie Editor Of Ihe
Sun, urging bin (?? cull upon Mr. Tilden nnd a*, cusin
positively what be Intended to do do l-iih regard to tl
question of nomlnstiag btu f-.r President. Mr li.irsli'
?er wrote that the Democrat te jeuiv waa actually suf?
fering berwaae of tl"* uncertain.,] n- to Tllden'a fnten
tion*. thal ii w.s- sh itiin .- about,all befoggrshilolna aotb*
lm; at ;i tniie i lien action ls necessary, sud all btv ui-r
m.i....ii knew whether or noi Tilden wilina. In theta*
(crest of the party. Mr. Dorshelmer begged Mr. Dana to
fo tn l lliV-n. >|n,-v Ililli ttl.- lui.I elicit et the pren ut un?
certainty, and urge him to declare himself
"l.a?t friday Mr. I mi *lii*lii..r iv.tit Hi Vew-Yor'* and he
sin* Mr. Dans. I he i.n.i reported that be n id rtsited Mr.
Tilden ism! bad suhssitted to him the arguments pre*
tented rn Dunbeitner*. letler. After listen?
ing -patiently. Mr. Tilden rc^li. <l thal
he had nut wavered an Instant in
hi* purpose to rmiiiii thc use of hlsname. lie thru
ibo* ed io Mr. I lunn ? lettei written bf himself In whit h.
In td ins uii.e** punitive,emphatic and uneo,uh ot si. be not
only refuses tbe use of hil unite, bul neel ne- thal he
wonld not accept the nomination, if tendered him; that
he noni.I noi no a cnn.lida' nsdei nay c rouoastanci a.
" ? i wa.a.- timi letter,' aald I lldea to l?.i ia In aubstaiioe,
?two limul ll-a_'o Wita the int'uti.ni nf making lt public
then, -ut i he i ne; .no lt I nu to withhold lt for slime, snd
I shall now have it read ai the -'tai.- Democratic Conven?
tion on June 18.'
?? In spesking of ? they* Mr. Tilden, no doubt, referred
to Messrs. Bigelow, Manning uni aeTeral other Demo?
eratle j'.ijiviai Mini bold very chise relstionswith
li m. ll* -.ml they hod some purposei to aub?ervs whlcti
would hoi.- li.-i.i Injured by theImmedlste publication
ol the I. ttl r, snd _- he |iei sonsllt did noi care for a little
delay, be consented to withhold it nntll the nieeUugof
the sine Convention,
??Mi. Hana assnred Mr, Dorshelmer thal lie saw and
re d Tiblcn's letter, ind thal then ls no tpie*l.I ni
den' perfect sim-.-rui ; tbs) ho li I t and will ant bea
< .min.I io- nielei any consldei iii.m.'
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MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC Dil LGATE8.
Bm.iimori .June5- Thc Mainland Democrat
lc Convention met lu Kord a ()is*ra llous. to-day. The plat?
form adopted apiiroves the s'ational Democratic plat?
forms of l-."s; .ii.I I--ii. aiinan- th.it rel isslbls
W "I r thc. lii-palile ol. lix lo |". I aa ih ill nels Ila rcdllC*
timi nf the revenue and the revision of the tanti, de
im m.-.?- ti,.- p ia of dlsirltiutlna lae lurpliu revenus
spposes the grant nf -ii....'ni hythe
ireiierii fi lendliness fi r lalair, ul -
lU.l CS t.l Hie reen llaall. I ll iii ci le il'* Ul Ni ll - Y' 'li-, o - 1 li?
ll.i..I.u ii. ne il rn legislation touching the National
. pin -..iii:.-,- in favoi ?>! ' Ivll -' ? - li c reform, and
finally toucces on the "irreat fraud of 187tJ" with the as?
sen. linn the wc'Ha' shall yel be righted. Ex*
Governor John Lee Carroll.of (toward County: C. J.
M. ('wynn, ol Halllinnrei Klehard llynson, ot Ken!
( ?. a.'v i andWIlllarn Walsh,... | ann-, wore
ch iet ii ? , ? . o tho Kal onal Ot in.itle
Convention, rhe ill Irie! delegstesare in the order of
Ko ? . i . Ural iu a: 'I l>e. .fame- H"ii
D. N. Hen md Jo **. Wm. R sbert J. -1 iterand
William J. Moutainie, Kroth'tick Italuc aol John .1. r'en
isn.Georgi f%*. Its an I lill il..ii.a 1 <y W. Tal
imt iiml (Illinor -. llaiii'i-:1!. Ttiomss J. Koatinft and
i.eiietai FI rad ley T. Johnson were chosen Presidential
cu. ia- ol i .nc 'I h.- . i i-i ia.-1 elect ni-, ire i lei.il
van. Patrick Hem** talker, Harry K. Munn, Bklpwlth
.Ilia, l.-a . Billi "- H. K ? ly i 111
i- - -ii ia ti i -i .on- no instructions.
VERMON I' i'i M..TIC < ONVEXTIOK.
Mom pi i ii ir, \ t.. .lui.. .".. -The 1 b nm
-? ,',- 1 tiuvt i.it..ii mel i" n '" 'i y. and cl ?'??
Iii; ill ,. -ol.- .si lal,..! I" I'll ?? 0 ll. B -ia ' ls-1- C.
I ke, I". II. i:..-. .a o . v. im Aldrich. 11 r PresI
.!. \\ lac ce, J N I'-i n- m,
11.1 I., i . .'n lie '.ile Ii.'lllli.a
. - i, .i. i nor, I.. W.
I un mi a..i. I!.--!- ** I'
jin' I ii il . r, III m.'- (iillott, ..!'
Ki--..ni,. , I; te, ll. I', lan :.' am, ol
?
1 iel in 1st ll 'in l. J.
li ila
.? , (.11 i mu ' ' -- ' i.-i '"'alua, ci,'.-I" ; I l-l
1 VV. '-. Kicbar.lt.iiu, dolomite* ;
i. it. 1
' lille! . Ill (if Ililli ti.il t , shs nu
i -i prohibition i bc iii lo
ICt.'.l.
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LONNI riCUT DEMOCRATS.
v. \. -ii w"i -.. Conn., Julie ?.?The Demo
?i - - li|-?ii(l Operit
peted ll ' -: I-!
!? \ i Ibirr: lld. J. C. I; - ? "??? : Hld, t'overnoi
I. ..I. Walls r; 1Mb.i sr W. II. li in.i. I
. i-.-ii :
. * \ ...... ; , ' .1 COtllltl . ' . H.
'. .I.. . . " ? .11. T-sitelioll . Mb
i . i nilli ld ( on
n Kenn; Kew-1
.niy. tt. Il ' tliidh un (i , J. A.J1
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TILDEN LEADING IN MARYLAND.
Bai :; mun , June I. Tho l> noel itic
?
. ' a ( iol nt _'l
: lot tim - old tn '..(." li
? ? t ol ii"- I 17 'td' ii
? ih pended oi. i, sion,
\ - a ited.
ilstllte
I
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a i
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TO PUi*"II i l.!.\ 1.1.AM ?'-? NOMINATION.
Ill ll M.", .Ililli ."..? iii'- I li'linsel'.ilie Con VC n
tion la '
Mattb. w n mil >u, Tinioi li - W lui
s ..;.-. eution, 11,ci
favor ( loiol-itul. Tin- ell Won! i mun Itlee ol i
mel lo
Al ABAMA DEMOCRATS.
Montgomery, June I. The Democratic Con?
ti
1 il V a* de. ideI lo
? ' e in favor ni the . au lld
Vu*. I'.ivi ;:?, .lune ."). -At the Democratic
Rtali ' 'mn
in tin . r. w
. o . and P. roll..,! mi fi... .Intends- i -ia i be
di lental - 'ol : .a'., ila.ii arc I. V.
v. M.". I'eltus, J. I . John-ton, an.l ll. C.
kin*. M. w*hll
I
-a i tn Iki ni- the "
lal 1 '. ? ".''ll.
??? - ?
I"': : n.ni.N and HENDRICK*.
Bi ni. Mont., June 4.?The Democratic
ini ( ..nu ntton mel at 1 ? ? i
to-day sud s les tod - imuel .Yard and
H, f. lin'. ? to the National Con?
vention .si (in ...-,.. i i.e. are for Tilden aud Hen?
dricks.
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I (si; TILDES AND PLOW EH IN WAYS]
Palmy? a, N. ?.,Jnnc l.~The delegates from
Ihe il- l of Wayne I ?-? -
sro l.i .cia lia a:..ai. -ic|.a. a -.ii 'ti and Koj i J.
iou. i io ? ai.- iu Ut or n. i ilden aud ?
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TIIE LO! .L I xl riONS.
lt lins been iii D'liniiifil thal euell of the I U ni?
nia.ita
l
. ! !.' e .eh Ll till |l |-,.|| nu
follow*: ( ..univ I'i'iii'"!."'-. ..-: I . ... nv ll.ili._i:
lt-- iii? M ll. 1". loin - TH. i Ul* j r..;...! r i.-i. would irive
Hie .... lion* til ,it( s !,,
Ibe S. I ional (s nt ? intj I lemocracj . -, Tam
Hall, ll : ?. .il.'-'.
I he I o.iii'i 11, lie ot ci .:. ;.'I . I. -|.-a. it. - tu the -tot.
I oiivcll'ltill 'i, sollie ul till \ | Distill I- \,. till
m.i.I. 1 . ult. . .t-n:
\ Uti) Distils i .1. Holli . I ...... CC. V. - | ?,, -.
wiiih Dl-frici Hci rd I. Parrls,
I
\ \iiii .'? sn. t i: H.!,. ph H. .Mulline, i.u ..., rd P,
-!,-. rs, I'at!
i ? d :.' favor Tilden.
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ill.! is DELEGATE-! FROM MEW-YORK.
Tlie Counlj Dei.'i*acj last nihill eli ciel the
folios ? ? tic Kl ic ron vt
I'lil'h i'i-iri'i Bernard Ks , Ch ar lei Dexhcuncr,
Wi usu. Do ?
Wiilih ila -I' O, rho up ou, l': mci I
.Lilacs \|,-( SJ
XXth. Patrick H. Kerwin, Kinirmsn P. Pu e-Tlioniiis
Carroll.
\ \i-t. -WilliamC. Whitney, Joseph Koch, CharlM h.
Jackson.
A.. O!' 1 ."'I L'llS i addi.
LO XL I A riOKS STILL DIVIDED.
The IiriiiR Hall ('aninaiciiCommittee rester
d ii lu- ml lin reply of John E. Iieveltn, the cbairmau of
the ( nu-.!' Demo i" '?, to tl.- rroiiesi roi a ronfi
lu order that tbi Den.itic fsctloni mUrbl u.;..- una
Ullin .I ll.a( ..ttl.Ill tu the Mote I "t,J| - .tit I- Ml. Ml. 1
declined Ibo |.i..'...?lti..ii un n,, ,mltt 0r t;,,. ,
Ot ii. rles bsvltiK ' <? a ?lroa.ly uri
l.xcUe Commbuiloui H i lon tiiovetl Hui all I
attempts to u.-Kotiate wiih the rival faction ihould be
uilausloui'd. Tue inn, lui was ci ii,.,|,
??? ??
Bl HM'-M? ( olMi FAVOR"" lin: iu.i. TI! i.i I
I'he Richmond Countj Democratic Conven?
tion mo- h. ld )?< "? rda- ia i i.u , kim lilt . -- I ? sirona
I ? ?' ' ? ded thc boily, aud n n solution In
favor "' iii' , T|?,
d'"-'-..-'" * elected to the , ntlou were sherill"
??'" ' >'- "' Pouthl ? . i. John n. Voile bu of
t-niithti. ld; John li u a. a., ,,: >,,.!!,;?,i. xhey nil
I.r, i-i tl..- old Hi kt t.
IHE UCRDEM OF PRANK HEH/..
Mn.!nins. Penn., Jone B.?The onlf work
done In ths trial ol.rga Muith for tu.* murder ofjErank
licliz t.?-.liiy na* !?? i i.i iu in. the, .nus wltuessss os i.ff.
lu.-, anuiei .. im i regarding thrsau rn ide bj 8mil
trial li ... * in ii. tennlue i .. decree of it-ullt
Hmlth bavins I'le^d guilti to the charge of wurdei ui
ad ut -.iiu.
81 I'LES I'LA!ll "i l ll IKI ard ATHLETE
Hu-TiiN, Juli.- 1. Auroa Hopis Cianc, of
Neut-,n llli'-liuult, tt member Of the senior class nf
Harvard I ouege, tii-j.l suddealy this nuinL-U, Hie eai-se
la uukuwwij, but lt was piobobly up.pleij. Crane sss
apparently In perfect health st ll o'clock last night,
When hi* room siMir left him studyln-* hard for au ex
ionliiHiiun. At II oVlifflk this nnsrnlng ho w.is found
dead In lied. Ho bad probably been tlead three bosirs.
('lime waa a prominent athlete, hsvlng pulled on tho tug
o'-wnr team lu tho Intercollegiate sports, nnd was a
member of thc foothisll eleven last fall. He wish regarded
BS tho third strongest man in the college, inui whk one
of the moat popular nen In his el?M, ile was a promi
neut member of ihe Pl Kia Society.
THUOiUll NL ll YOLK STA TU.
DISPUTED BUFFALO DOCK PROPERTY1.
Il nun, June 5, TIm decision in lin- case
of tin-ri.ht nt thc Delaware, Lackawanna, and western
Rall.I Company to take lands or the Western Union
F-teaiuboiil Comp my, situated at the duck- of the Buffalo
River, will be reuderwl m s few d..vs. and promisee to i?
both Interesting and lui|Mirtant. rho counsel fur the
Union -tc .mil..,ii I'tiiimaii. t., .im ni lils ar.uuient In the
Biipreiun Court. Oeuoral Term, appealed from the ?!??
i i-i..a of Judge Haigh) on tho proceedings of tbe Lacka?
wanna Com pan) for tbe nmioltitnicnt of i.iintsslonera
to take the piojierty ol the inion Bte en limit Com pan y at
the fuut rn Ma. ! t. Ile asserted that tl.rgnnlration
of the Nev York, lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company was Informal, that lt was leased to the Dela
ivm.. Lackawanna and Western Conuiany. a loreign oor
I'luatuui. mul waa, as au organlzattou, defunct, with no
i i-.ni- nt all, in tin- *-t.i'i ur N.-ii York, to..lemn lands.
Tho whole purpose ol Its.lofecttvc organisation waa t-i
"id- ann it mt- ii"' made ai a cool uuous line. Ile
asserted thal the law requires the stock of a railroad to
be taken by nt leas) twenty live subscribers, hui in ihi*
i i - there are twenty six names, four of which are tbe
ale- nf attorneys of tbe Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, ansi thors ?,i- no evldenoe pre?
sented that i i.e. attorneys had the power to Mgti foi stock
In the corporation "f the Nen . ork, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad. Thc Union .-team! nat Companj was
lu even respect a commou carrier nf freights, passengers
and niall matter the samoa, tlie lackawanna road, and
had tin- right to hs' c.- Ind d aa an oljjecl of i.
eminent domain, The nsiirpntton of the functions of
cur p..;. u inns iu tm- -talc i.y the trlcki of foreign corpora
tuuisM.., characterized as au outrage upon the law of
tin- M.,-I .
.Inda- Harker Interrupted the counsel with pertinent
questions. In one Instance asking if proof tut. boen pre
-I-med in thu petitioner a- to tbe kimi of irnftlc thej were
I III. illel if til. ", -'i.l.llt .tn h.'lllllle pm;. "I I"'
ti..-a bikes nnd by rall. A question of considerable Im
? c was it the i.ik! ur.iii.ht great.i iiitu tl ties of
In mt -.1- by lake for merchant* In th.nlro ot tbe city
who were tn lng to build up a greal business.
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..III.HAUY CADETS IT DRILL
Wi st Pois r, Jnne 5. The attraction at the
. Academy rn l.n was tbe Ugbl nattery drill on
rounds ticiir the summer camping Mold for the
cadets, li was under ihe oommand o M.-MarcusP.
Miller, iiiih Artillery. The ino sm their nesQluck
nun-ei- ni ro as spry as Kittens. Amoiigftboso n
i.c-cii Hu drill were the Japanese Prince Imperial and
hi--nile They were shown n.il tbe grounds, and ex
. mre in " bal they mw.
The First Couimittci continued tbe ( i of the
-c. nnd Class In natural and expi ril usually,
ina -ciauiii Cutimiutci. eontiniiod ox.-imiuing Ibe Eourtb
Class in French, aud the lii-t class underwent an ez
amuiiiHon lu tho stud) ..r ordnnnce and gunnery. The
-.in cuiiiiiiiiiccs ,.r the Hoard nf Visitors inspected the
nu!-, artus, etc, rn the v ads mi to da] ?
and In lome lu.tanccd completed their woi a in that ttirec -
lion.
in.-e.- ls scarcely n \ Isltor heres bo does nol ask emu ern
lin. the standing of theonli cob r. (I cadi t .it the Ac ide my,
John Hanks llexander. Ile ls macias*, (tho F'ourthi of
n.-ii. li i\ iin'iiili-T-. iiml lu I lench h. d, Kn
L-ii-h third and mai :? tbirti i a. When Ihe
?*?Meps" increased thecliuw to I41.be st.Iproportlou
? il in ii. Alexander iii not n black negro. UN
tcatiin- ai.- clear .at omi line, hui hali . pbj sl?
ed a- liebig a- well foi med a- auj
momberoi the corps'of cadets. Ills complexion is akin
to that ol nun itto, nnd Inn disposition U of a Jovial und
ll. tn li chm ic -t. r.
Koprosentai e Roach, a na miter nf tho Board of Vis
ell!- tu take the llO std I" Si
burg, ton miles up the river, on H ? nmg next to
seo a dexamine the historical relics uoutuiuedin w.i-li
ii,.i-.ii's in ad.juai ir,- lu thal ? iii.
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I m. BUHDAY-0CHOOL A?("I .TIO*f.
ii Wheo, June5.?The State Siinday-aehool
".--.' on tn in lil ? li ? led Mi - llb u Uutler, or Byra*
ni--: Hr. and Mrs. Th.a* J.Morrow.of Krooklvn; the
H i- ,1..-:, tiff, of Yorkshire; tho Rev. D. thomas
Mci 'i'nnai, ur (il.aili: Edward Dsufortb, or l.liuir.i;
IMrs ACs.i. of Ktndorhook; R. I'. Blatter, of
nd ; tho Hov. L I. Richards, ol Stamford | Mrs. C.
1. Harris, the Rev. E W. Hawley. Mr. and Mrs, W. R.
McKee, the Rev. and Mrs. J.H. Osirander and lt. 1.'.
. --I llronkl- ii: \i A. D ntcai) and the Rev, J. /mi
io, of Syracuse) i V. H. Higelow, Mrs W. F. Crofts,
Hie Rev. C. i'* I-'-.-inui. William D. P irter, the Rot. a. K.
**? ii n.i'.l. :?. .i.ii.u i .-.-na* mi m.* Rev. I", li. Tyler, of
York; Ii s . ? ook,of Whitehall, and Mr. and Mr-.
WI Illara Mah e, ol Pei kskill, were clo. (oil di legates to tbe
a '.iiii.ii is to meet in Louisville.
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THE TWO OF -' Ml Nia'1 ".DY ( OUNTY.
IBT rei ?ORAPH i-i iuk r*t: :i sk.:
S ni! im.v. June ,"i.?La-t winter Ihe
...?ii.-, lady < "'ma i lia].- -I an
imlu.-i 11,1. i ;. .tiuii ..I :i--e- -n.-I I- i.et ween their towns
in.il -.ania ,i.,i|v. Ihe -h.,- lonni ol Assessors uro
lienriiig evidence In the case in Ibis city. Tbe evidence
?io-rn ti.e di. ,-i thal pity prop rty is too biirhty
:. It I* feared thal the outcome will boan In
coiiutj 'ii f2.00o.000
rn -u.ihs.i (i-,.ii ,,t back taxes, Hie city uncrt mrs to-day
blob tbe cotiuti supervl ors re?
jected.
lill: STATE ARSENAL FRAUDS.
Hi : i \i K. .limo 5.?The I.."_i-!.itiv<- Commit?
tee rn in. -i . "in..linn with the
Btate A:-.-it ii*, met heroi testimony it
appears lba ., hill rendered by and paid to Michael E.
I '? -Yoi'., a ? tr on re|i rn-- ol I he
. I-'.',ul. amounted to t.U.277 :i I for labor and lum
lle several lo. ..I t onti actors ts stilted thal
would lim.- done ibe woik for r.:-". making a loss to tho
-i ne ..; -I,:.:.? 34. deneen i ... i.I pro?
nouns ed ih.- transaction a barefaced -teal.
KILLING HIM-31 I.I" IN Uta WIFE'S PRE8EXCE.
[nv rt. i. H., i: a ch in mr. tKiitrvK.i
J \Mi"-!is\v\, Jims- 5.?.Swan <?l-n, contrae
'..:.il i. ?? isdlscovi red nu* afternoon by bl
with b i nm it eui ru.ni ear to car. aud with the razor In
ii strut Ito
u- ii-oi from bim. His -tr. n.m falling, no died tn a few
? m bad bceu drinking excesalvi j for several
waua.
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THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL I OXVEXTION*.
(i-wi:, m. .linn- 5.?The dole, mis al the Sun?
da} -. ..a now iiiiiiii'.a 600. iii" i ..-111111*
i' c nu Ni.in I-,-,- ti--ns reported bir Hf ate secretary, I
I ian fort h ; treasurer, Timothy Hough, of (moi
a ol : xooiitive Committee, vf, A. Dhu-au, of
-.ina,-c. Thu report was adopted,
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EIGHT WOMEN HURT IN A STAGE A'VIDi.v I".
Trot, June fi.?A team attached to a stage
conti!" i lerlj women ran away al Randy Hill
to-day. i te sta ? ?,-. ,s precipitated down .-rn embank*
Incut Hf!ecu feel. Mt's. LCWlM Mil- I'.lilli cul iii the
j iiiini? .1 In il ?? bra .-? and Mi*.
Null.. - hurl in thc . ,i . The otb ;r iiadly
bruised.
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([IARLE8 !:\-i.mi:ah"- ia rr.
r-u.-iiKii pair, .lune R.?The hotly of Charles
id, o inercbniil nf ihbs city, who h is "boen missing
slues Apr! 12, was found in the river i oar '-li ton lo 'lov.
en cord tied on bis tefl wnsl leads to thc nj.minti
ilia! be committed suicide after h..vu,, tied a stone to bis
iiiin. Ile li... . fi mn diphtheria and malarial
fen is.
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A BOARD Ol l ni: LUMBER I BADE
i isu )..... .inn,'.-.. A lumberman's board of Iradi baa
been organized here with the following officers; I
dent A. h Page; vici president, C. ll. (lelmau; -
tary and tieasurer. William ll Indhaugb, li; arbitration
e. mlttee, i . h. e. tm m. .1 k. Host, ' li Bo
Man aand II. A. (rans: freight couu-Uttee, J. ??. Jen
kius, .:. s'. Post sui i.. - i\. a . .m.
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lill. PRESBYTER. TO Tl:, Vi ODER
Albany, Jnne 5.?The ProHbvtery Ims, in
the Vt ddei ? 1-... adopted cbargei aud
Olflere : ? Ital.- to bo Issin .1 against linn. 'I , . u,,,iv ,i,..
1.1 nilli, il to proceed to tl lu. nil .Iliac if, ai
-.ir. toga.
?.-.
DROWSED IN THE BCHOUARIE CREEK.
Ci'i'.i.i -I- iii . .linn fi.?Peter, R**e fourteen,
nie-.if William Hogan ol Ceutralhridge. while iwlm
mingin tbe soboliarie Creek tbin afternoon, wai taken
ud drowns d.
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Till: GOVERNOR -I',MN'. RILLS
A i it wv. .lune,". Governor (level.uni thin
ig affixed bit signature to eight bills, silo!
di.u-..i tia. Tbe total number of bills .ign .1 by lum la
HABIBE ISI hLLlHbs'.VCU.
Ill ' I URI 'I,_IA**f*.c*.
siiiii-i*k*. I -??*>, -it-.7-i -tees ?i?t*. :i".t Minn', st*,!*. 13
NI K WAI ?? i .'ur.
A.M Mady Hos., B17 (lei Ul-tal, I I Hoi m
/'..''.--.._u> -loo-. (|:U7il-0~ is.-:- c. ,.', lls'.t ii it*.
FOBEIOS STEAMERS OUE AT LUIS LORI
, I DAT.
I''..-'. tram. line.
Liverpool .
? ir ul melun m.I . . Uverasol .Inman
.a (Itr. l:ii?t..l .lui*:
'? i?L'.iw. Anchor
Ueruu-oa . Astwoiu.White i ross
KAI Ll.nw. JINI" 7.
? ii. i L_'itc.Bordeaux . Berdeen
8UWDAY, JINK **.
CilT'.f lt'"tie . I ''? I" -.| .
Adriatic i ?' i ? ?. . \i Idtestsi
? Mebrssks
I'llonsr.-. -.sn llolliiliKu. Clyde's
nii-u^o...ii.!nu,.j.i. uull Ports
sill TEES-, SEWS.
v OBI Ol M.W", OKS. .... i'AVW-'.lW, SVVR 0 ISM
ABBI VI n
?tsessST Ifnrnbers , Brsaaoa HnySi, with
?Ase sud psasancers to Oolrlchs A ? a
Bteamor WassuuiU B. L'.btii A>itwerp Msy24,
i'l'tel \\'likll. .
-i- 11 i.-I P (olia.! I''.'. Bustler, lt,'!!' I.Ulu 1.'i'i.iis, With
Il.i'.ss ?lnt llSSSC-Si'l* tu ililli h. I il lc,I 1 .,.
Htesmer fl ty of Mr-ilco, O'Brien, Hali's*: 10 (.sys, with
snd |ii.ss.-ii/rn to I "i I <t Anstln
steamer Nssrayth i Mn, Itlmlls, Kio Janeiro 20 dari. wlt|
ilTeo -ni p-.-iv ino ts to lins* k Jevont.
sijgtncr itirnoti dr Herrera (Spars , Vars. Mstan-ss May 31
snd Havana I days, with iuds.- and passengers to J de llivm
rs A ' ? i
(-(earner Alas -Spnni, Moran, Aru ho May 7, St Johns, PR,
ll, Misvasne/, ll I'.,tue, I'll. II. Arroyo 1 "., ll anni. ..a 17, dna.
aloa'/(I. Airu.'ullila IH. Port Mor mi tl, lam Maria 29 snd
lort Anlonlo )l days, with mdse and passengers to I'lm, *'oN
HlMlll J) I ,1.
sifirnor Ions 'Hn. Hols Klnssfon Miy "?, nt Anns Ray
.(" Mon'.-sn llav "s dsys, with mdse t-i the Frank liros (,'0|
vessel in Laayeraft *? co.
steamer Puinuiia dlr Cook, Monfeg'o flay. Sk 0 days, with
frail si..I psssenift-rs (o (? Wessels it ('0
Nteamei Alhambra R: . fia esr. Ilstm'ton. Herminia, 4 days,
with mdse j.it p_*eenferi (n a K Oaterbrlilxs A '"'..
SteaitierCh-itt.Un...ti.e. ll..gelt, -a . .miiilli - '. days, With
iiittst- and passengers to Henry Y.mire, lr
?steamer City nf Atlanta. Loekw'stsl. ( 'Marleston .1 days, with
?ales mul pmteeegert to j w .jiman) A fe,
St. ..,; a., i ,.,,,,?( ;;,,.,,. Newport News, with mdse?0'! pas?
sengers to ? Hil ls-i nli.ton Kiln.
ste:, ,,,.i- f)!d 'sunni.mn. Wslker, Itirliinon.l. etty Point sod
Norfolk, wit 1. uni-e and pssaeniters tu' n.l | emlaloa ss t'o.
-t. inn (on WhltM?, Hallett, Iliad.si, wita aidan sad
pa-st-nirers lu H Y Isl'imi k
-!. p M. t.t int l.rn/.. 11 re men ii'l days, with mdse to order;
rossal io The,, Roarer A (o.
Hark Atoll I l.i . lime'finials firemen 4*> days, with tm-M
to order, ?e**ei to Ileritian limp d' Cn
llsik *-au? \..r . ?v.ii,!*. n. Matt'itu li 1*. days, with mtlas
tu I' ssweti t i.i vessel lt. Itetih.-iiii ? l!?rr?#n.
Bart Mikado Oei , iliis.li. New -BsBfsrA. ni ballast to 0
lal. I*,* flt.
Hclir Iie?-le Wi,'iltur. Dayton. I'wjresn 'j.l tlays. with hemp
to I hell uni Urn* vessel to A Ilavtuli -t ( 0.
Behr W R H lt iii lu'?p-rn "r, l'eii,!,r, corn l?lsnd '.J
(lill*, With noise lo Wm Iel it OS
lia lilley, Ht John. NI! I (lits, with lumber
tn-i iiuniiell Kin*
-.?iu lames Waason Br), lufskn, Moncton nh. T.tays, with
lath ui 8. sm mel l Bros.
.-.hr Hue,.. !ln, William*. ?*f J..lin. Ml, s lars, with lumber
10 M P Hu ilur ,v i .. vtss.il ts Hraniuiell bros.
Bl n-i:i Wind SI Handy US... light, sw, bary. At
city Island, light, -W, dcor.
t (.KAMO
Steamer Celtic HrI, (lloadell, Liverpool vin Queens'own
H.I < us tis.
ntssmci ' I st-in I.envH.e Kr , LS Cl lpel.tln llordesux, *0
J muli, K.ilre A Co ....
i Heller! (isr.ltaer namban? via I'lymonlh, Ac?
K1111I..11.II .tr ''ii
"-teamerSicilian Br), -mitti. Antwerp?simpson. Spence4t
-le.fm.-r gaeartsl Un. lilllie, st Johns, N -" vis H-llfsi
linwriiuttt Archibald.
steamer Llenfuego*, Fslreloth, Uieufuejos, *. -l.it KWant
.t ( ...
sunnier wanu-. Hr , i('i?cs, I'nrt au ITin-e. Aux (ayes ?
pim, Forwood .t- < to,
Nteamer fl.iiiihuruiiffh (Bri, Fraser. lb ranula-A E Onler.
brldnACo
Hteamef "ity of Auptista, fflcksnoa. -savannah-Henry
Yonge, Jr
steamer Roanoke .Conch, Illrh.timid. (Uv Point snd Nor.
fu!k -ssi.i Dominion -seo.
ht-aiuer is.!.omi. Reynolds. Urflliiti'.re-( s Kre'd*.
,-t.-'tu'r lireakwater, /enaej ).??????*. i).i-ijld Dominion
-si ll
li'ii'iei... l-e.irse Hn?(oii?II .'Imr.nek.
skip til'iii ai.i-i fist ii >Ruev?Oa
Haik Vllota ll Hopkin*, Mc arly, Anal, r, lain, foi ordure
?Iwau .? Ron.
Bark Bl P lorsbara (Nor), Aarhaas Den ?? r?nias * co.
Bsrk Pudd Her I'srlow, rttavansei Funoh, r.l.vt- A Oe.
Mark Adamantine i Mr , Ciark. Liverpool- i'or.nu-'A Arch!
bald
Bsrk Lotus (Uri, McDonald. Sydney, ( B-J F Whitney
* t'o
Bark Insular Nor),DaM, central Asssnsssi norta-pom
.11 - ? . i. -o i..in
. -. Br), Fonlkes, Perth Amboi PonlkosAOo
liriK Fsirtteki ut, rotter, Port aa Prtaeo OA Brett, -son
A co.
Brig Victoria, Spencer, Barnadoo*? ii Trowbr .ige'* sons.
behr Jose Uomc/- Halley, Barabon Ils F Ray A Os,
Hti r Rel ideer, Uonjsinin, Port Karia sad M Anna Bay? V
Myora .>?' u
-'(lu Anita Bri. Ilani'rn, Bf .loin) VI'?-cmmi-ll Rreo.
Behr Jedda Hr. Purdy, BtJotta, nh?ca-S-Ball Bros.
SA! I.l.i)
i-rsf.'lfle, fo- l.lTorpooli K-m-* Vi-. Ia.iiluti State of
.n uollort,Hsmbnrs -? in,Antwerp, (hie
te ui i.e.,i ill . 'a.!.ta.!uv Albano, K'n^t-i sn ('lenfoejross, flo*.
i lam o oo.li, Bermuda, CU) ot kngnetn, -sia-usb;
I'.'iiin.ike. for Liverpool
A!*..-ailed- Vis Len. Isl..-I -natl'' Bart Viols ? Hop.
kins, foi Aili;.r .ii'.i.i \i i silver Antwerp, Lady LwrTeriu,
Liverpool; ll t Ll bj .n ' Kai tha lum liustuu.
-. hr Huusblix, tai ia.-.ni...
Iti -.tiled, ?leutin.is 1-4,'iis, for'joeeastoivD, luihro. Port
l(lj> .ll.
i m. uovBiunrn of i ri wt--.rt-*.
PORIIOB Pulu
LiVF'trni'!. June ."i-Arnved, steamer Texas (Br), Cross,
fi'au il mite i m iv 17.
Uh stalled, si. amer Ponnsvlviinla. Dodge, fur Philadelphia.
June A-Arrlvstl. steam. ? '..lill ..Ur,, tte.
Mickan, fmtn Ncvi-Yurk May-*?. -nd Hell, il > IT HoKeis,
in ai \ew.> .us Msy - 4 for Liverpool and proceeded .
-si eil ?ti ..mri I.noland Ur), ile. ley tn,iii -.iV-.-rpsot henee
(ur New-V..i k.
4tli?s.u, -I. steamer II slue ,?r, ia m.-. from Liverpool
t- New-York.
"ld ftITlTrd.Ifssaisr Moss Brow Ilr>, Iiu!.?..n. from Halli
Hillie U
Htesmei ' ly ol Borne Bri, Mourn, fm tfSW-Tork, sailed lit
? nut 3d, a- reported .
-?a iaiimi'ios, JnneS?Arrived stosmer 1 ?? <;.-r.. Wilts.
Herod, from New*York -Lay lld, ea bar way to memen i__ul
? lei' . *
? ii.tr, i.cist, from iii. mn h.-'ice for
Hem \orti
li i-.,,av June.1?Arrived.steamersstati ?' \ .I'uim Br),
rk M..y "J.. Mn. ula '.a .i.i. i_iiutiKT,
from Mon treal May 2i
11 inui ;. .int.,- i---aileiL steamer i-n.vi.i (Osr), Fianten,
f..r Nsw-Ysi k.
AHTWBRP, lune '.-Arrived, ?teamet llbyiJiiiil DtCh) J?n_U
-...ii from Sew -York M I
sailed, steaoiers **?eland<Bets>, Orlffln, i'hiiatlelphla,
I., r iyter (BcIk), Brsrens, forNsw-Yock
Prawli Pom .Iiiin* 0?Psssed, sn-.- I I Br),
Wardell,from Baltimore -M.iy ia, ontm ><.i.- :o 41?Bi
Fathkb Poorr, Jons fr?Peesed. eteasMi Orwilw -bd, Ls
... nu.'i tor Moot re tl.
un i ..J une 4 -Arrived, steamer Dent Holme.
Railed Kt.-.iin-i I ucaisatsn LiverpeoL
-i .nols*. Ni-', lune. Arrived, steamer Casjii.tu (Bl , >Vy
Ile, (rou) ii.tiir.i. t,.r Liverpool,
Atitiotincemt.-nts.
OenntneJohsnn Huts Man Extraotha* ilcnstares(J?MBB
ii i ineronneok ar every bottle. itiii.u?e.i'if
all po.. Beware ol .imtstioas.
rn
Torpid Livkr: Rtsadache. Fever, Drtpt*-M_ft
? , ,i,i by "Wells" Health Ronewrr."
"Botoiio." roorapowdib.elegant, i.e.
liKNKT A. DAOTBUL M. H.,
114 I. \, n rt on- ivs. betwoen -' "th nil Itk-sH,
Ia li! . - tO 1.0 bl7. Ol*-' IS-** '" Ml ? *.' ' - ai t,-|,?l
(ieaits ii-.,, v i trans, Impute i.s n
AT
XANOER'S
6thave and 23d-st.
Prices uniformly moderate and marked
in plain figures.
\:
str. ,.
'" Ti.e J'/u.iu/idii/ JJciera^e."
Harper's Bazar
/; /.' U thi ll aler to wkicA wt wrist look*
Lancet.
ANNUAL SALE, IO MILLIONS.
' . ?' ?'-"??* ,-I-. Un:. Hat. DtWktS,
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
CANCER
I'lie il, n 'iiipini-iii of Hie tie.tiueiit ut i .uni ?;tli*.inn'f
-" a - mwonanttnl thu sB es slsln* skuwl- ?rue us.
Cancer for 14 Years.
NI'A UTA Nm* iti).-, C Msr.ll 14. LBN.
or ll v.-its beens smTeicr from a iiiiiu:iu' attn oo
*.:!uii ?,,rt.'i of medicine ssi.l foiind uo relief At.unt tour
? ...1 boUKhl tine bottloo! .-swift sHu.-, 'fl. m.m Dr II
li iieinit-ii asai -..!.leave i>..ii,:tit uv.-??:,-;, lian-uk eu iL
?..i tbey in*.' , i uki) MK iSund and weill Mvfate,*ii
free lu .t'siv*. iud un- health ls perfeeUi re
1 feel like forty years ha.l been liftetl off suv li.-vL
\otiis. thsnkfolly, ki.i/.a i insI.ky.
Mr. ll. I" iliu ii*. Hope. Ark, s.vs, tinder tatt uf Jauiary
li*"l laue ti' dj lite I,ot,lc, ul MwtflS -['..itlo fora
-o on niy tenn,:,. *ai.l i,i bo ac.itiier 1 have U-eu wimkUw
fuili iteii.'llt. .1 lad w iii soon l,e a well mini n
DsvUbcTO, t.^, ?,.?., sHiif lass lip
l--i. "I smcetUng oiiilu.iv. il,.- ?:,.', u .rsdaally
'? Swill! -,.ecl11c will ,,l,,' (ht hor.11.6
, sneer willi Ii lu* linn liedinif on me ! r oi.r twt nty >e4XS.'*
Treutl*eon Ul.mm! an.l Sk.n !U-e.s,,, iU,il,-.l tit.:
rm bwivt stMmtrv c*o*4pavt,
Urawei "I, A Hants, Us.
Stn \ ort ut'.lec IM W. st thi ut, ItlTlW I tb .iud 7th aves.
Royal Si
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

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