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A FORTUNE FOR A YEARLING*
L.IAPPLEBY PAYS $38,000 POR KINO THOMAS
XXTRAOJRDIKAaT MICKI*. FOR CMTRIKD TOUMO
BTKRS AT Tim HAGMN KALK.
It *#at the race of th? century. There trove tom
i?tart?fB-Oratt of Pennsylvania, Dwyer of New-York,
'Hearst of California, and Appleby of New*York. Grata
jumped away with the lead -when the flax was elven,
and set a furious pace, a regular bank-breaker. Ile
opened a big gap In the first half mlle, and thought bo
Bias running away from his field, bul they closed with
aim on the backstretch and he suddenly quit at the
89,000 post. Then Dwyer took the lead, and running
well within himself, showed the way around tho long
tura To many he looked aft over a winner, but to
the eonsternatlon of the grand stand, he propped
himself at the B15.000 post, and refused to budge an
.Inch. The heavyweights strode over him, going so
tatt that their passage set the wind attie and tho
spectators wara scorched. Swinging Into the home*
atretch Hearst and Appleby, head and head, buckled
Lflown to a desperate finish. At lt they wont, hammer
Bnd tongs, pitchforks and sawlogs. It was thc Vant
against the KaaL The people stood up and shout.-il.
They climbed on chalis end benches, and stood In each
ethan lapa, alt the time cheering. Hearst mado a
spurt at the S-0,000 post, and lt looked to be all over.
But Appleby came attain tLl.t gamely, and at Ihe
1*30,000 pott was clearly In th-* Iel. Then the
jjicojilr went mad. Hcaist'g Jock--y asked him for a
Dna] effort. Tho Californian was nore distressed and
already swen lng badly, but ho t-o*.ponded and came
away. Only a few strides more between him and the
line: At the *37,000 post he faltered. It was a fatal
moment. Appleby, with a long leap, shot
past him at the $38,000 post and
won by a short hoad amid Intense
excitement and much heat. Then thc presiding Judgo,
William Easton, announced that Appleby had
?mashed the world's record to smithereens, at which
lhere was renewed shouting and calls fm- Appleby.
All this lo do was made over Mr. Ilaggln's yearling
colt King Thomas, a full brother of Ung Vox ami the
last sou of King Lan. No sonni-r had ho been
knocked down to Mr. Aj.pleby, of tbe bookmaking,
Brm of Appleby ,t Johnson, at the extraordinary ric
ure of $38,000, than a rumor spi-ead through Madison
Square Garden that Mr. Appleby was mr tl np; for Will
lam K. Vanderbilt. Till-, was promptly denied by
Ihe purchaser.
*? Xo, slr," he ejaculated with enthusiasm; "Mr.
Yandeibllt,"' he continued, "doesn't own a hair of
King Thomas's tall. I bought him for myself, and
fcc goes to Jeter Walden's farm this afternoon."
Jeter Waldon ls th<- well known trainer. Certain
pei-Mins Insisted that Mr. Delmont was tlie real pur?
chaser, while others contended that tho colt was go?
ing to r.rookdale, the home of Mr. Withers. Well,
If anybody can alford sack luxuries as SSoiOOO colls,
surely lt ls tlie bookmaker. And tlie great and dls
crlrulnaittig public may rest happy in tho conviction
thal lt has au Interest in King Thomas, for, bless you,
didn't tho public pay fur hlmt
It ls the largest pi lee ever paid for a yearling In
Ibis country or any other. Mr. IIa;.'Klii, who ex?
pected sonic!liing like $10,000, was amaied beyond
measure. Ho mado a personal request that the
purchaser should not chango the colt's name,
but let him ever remain Kinj; Thomas, in memory of
King Lan and la honor of tho noted Kentucky breeder,
(sixty-four yearlings were gold for B113.27S, an
average of $1,764 each. Of tho horses in training,
tho gray colt Donald was sold to A. 0. Sohne for
tl.OOO, and Hector, Ganisou's pet, was bought by
hts falher-ln law for B1.060. Mr. McMahon also
bought the sister of Cyclops.
Mr. Easton, In a silk shut, sold the horse*. Around
him sat ninny nuti-il BOtBBBBBa, every well known
trainer In the neighborhood of New-York, and scores
of persons nut Beaner ted with the turi In any capa?
city. Among btie familiar faces seen wore thoie of
John Bunter, Arthur Hunter ("Mi. Pelham"), J. (J.
K. Lawrence, Colon.-! li radford, Leonard Jerome Cap?
tain W. M. CetJUBtr, Statler Caldwell, Charles liath
cate, Stanley Mom-nn-r. Colonel Simmons, D. D.
withers, Philip Dwyer, tho llaggtns, father and son;
Superintendent Barret tn, T. M Croft, Secretary Love?
craft, Mr. Kelly, Potter Atbe, Senator Hearst, A. V.
Walcott, Janies II. Keane, J aim-*, tialway. Colonel
Frank Hall, Oden Howie, jr.. Manager McQueen, of
the Morrissey Stable; D. IL McCarthy, tho owner ol
tho Castle Stable: Wyndham Walden, T. W. Doswell,
Vi. Jennings, Janus Rowe, Mr. Huggins, Walter Gratz
and all the bookmakers.
Following ls a Ur-t of tho youngsters that fetched
Bl ,000 or ol lt :
No. 1-Blsci* filly by Iroouols. out of Agenorla;
S-ii.ii.-i 0 tar gt Hearst.$1,900
Ko. s-Chetuiut colt by K vries Daly, out of Bettie;
J. tHn_n.1,300
No 10?Ciieninul colt by Jw Hooker, rut o( Callie
Smart (brother ut C. II. Todd); E. D. Mor?
ten (lli-inTistcad bulli?).liOOO
No. 15-Drown taft by Kyrie Daly, out ot Kilts;
Danes Brother*.1,000
No. 18-Hay colt by Slr Mi id red, out of Faustina:
Senator Hearst,.2,800
No 19?Chestnut filly by King Ban, out of Flora;
J. Plnni*.i . 1,200
No W-Baj - "lt bj Warwick, out of Lady Middle?
ton ; Fl BIB a III Stable. 2.050
No so?Btv .'.lt by Mr Mildred, out of La Favor.
Ita- Senator Hearst.6,000
Nu. 81?Chestnut colt by lrot-uolt, O'lt of Letola;
Wvndham Wallon.6,600
No. $2?Chestnut Illly bv Mort'-rner, out _ Ll rr le
_BMB isi-tei ut CyelOpe); Jj, McMahon . . 3,850
No 88?Bay cell bv Warwick, out of Lorllla;
Wvndham Wilden.1,850
Nu. BB-Caestnut edit bv Hock nookina, out ol
Milt .-I the HIM; s.-.ijv.ir Hear*.1,100
No. 37?liar colt bv Sit- Modn-d, out of Marton;
Dwyer Brother*.1,000
No 53- Bey coll i.v Kvrle Daly, out of Mariposa;
W. BL " Conner.1,150
No. an-Kini* i neilin-. Lay cult by Kins Bin, out
of Maui Hampton (brother or Kin*: Fox and
Ban roi); i.. Appleby.38,000
No. 43-Ilav coll In* Kyrie Bair, out of Mura;
Wyndham Walden.2,900
No. tl?Hay emt bf Kyrie Daly, out of Mt Love;
Senator Heart*.1,600
No. ta?Bat tnlt by Slr Mod red, out of Plaything ;
Senator Il'-attt.3,300
No. 52-Chestnut rillv by Joe Hooker, out of |M
B. I D. J. McCarthy.T 1,750
No. 61-Bov flllv bv .slr Moired or Kyrlo Dalt,
out of Rosemary ? c. Boyle.1,300
No. 67?Chestnut filly by Mortimer, out of Sly
Dance: Dwyer Btothers.1,400
No. 00?Brown i*olt by Slr Modred, out of Sweet
briar ; Wyndham Walden.2,500
No. 61-Bav Colt by Kyrie Daly, out of Trellis;
E. D. Morgan.1,500
No. C3-Bav flllv by Slr Modred, out of Twilight;
Senator Hearst.1,100
No. 04?Bav flllv by Iroquois, out of Vandalltc;
Wvndham Wallen.J.500
No. 66-Bay roll by Hindoo, out of Vestella;
Pr.-rikriov*. Stable. 1,000
No. OX?Chestnut flllv bv Kyrie Daly, ott of Winni?
fred; Wyndham Wallen.1,150
TO-DAY'S RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
The Coney Island Jockey Club's caul today promises
well. ar*, lt Includes many well known horses that
will meet on fenns that should result In good sport.
Kaceland should win the first race, King Crab second.
Diablo ran so well on saturday fhat he should win
the June Staln-s, If well ridden, while Aurania may
get second place.
Locust thtuild win the Thistle Stakes, Tea Tray
second. George Oyster is a doubtful starter, but
even it he should come to the post, he can hardly be
flt yet for a severe race, as rheumatism has dolayod
his work.
After Fircnrl's splendid run on Saturday, she ought to
catpure the Cnlvei-sal Handicap, with Blehmond second,
but Rupert, with his light weight, may slip imo second
place.
If Connemara will rna kindly she has th* beat chance
In the fifth rana, etti Tribonlet second.
Lancaster should win the race on the grass.
Following ait* the lists of probable starters:
MUST P.ACE-SPECIAL WEIGHTS. Vs MILES.
Name. Ape..W't. Name. Ago. Wt,
Inspector B..-, i:<i. Han land..3 107
Grover Cleveland....5 116 hlnp Crab.a 107
Tiui'-r.a 116 Ofiiece.4 HW
(ili'ini,i.uiid.4 loy
SECOND RACE-JINK STARKS. TWO-YEAR-OLDS.
SIX Fl^'LONGS. | I i
Owner. Hurst*. Sire. W't.
Darer Brothers.... Aurania. Virgil. 122
R. LV. Wallen. H.iluUy. Hopeful. 122
Casttt stable. . Diable . Bolas. ns
i ?- ?",*"?-??-? J A H. (ii. nilK. UH
J. E. McDonald.... Bub Ftu.-.v. Great Tom. 118
J. g. Morr??*y.... fe*in Wood. Longfellow. 118
J. B. Htggln. Marssc. King B.m. 116
A. Bei_uii*..... ... Glory. iriCtea. 112
J.T. fetcwart ft Son Va Tout. Fsuatu*. 110
THir.D RACK-THISTLE STAKES. THREE-YEAr
OLDs. 1 ?-10 MILKS. 1
_ Name. art RbBM W't
!,*&*?.>" JHfihaia.Ti*
2J* lT*y.H.? Lt-cust..108
fi**??,?- ."- Gray Dawn.108
&n Vr\'r.,"'?' T-*'*-S?".108
Charley Dreux.....10B "
FOURTH RACE-CNIYII'.saL HANDICAP. IS
1 MILLS. ;
Owner. RttM si.,, ?<?<. w>i
J. B Haggin. Tmtul. Callan**.*f' 120
O. B. Morrl*. laver. ].?, Malley. 0 l?(
iA. J. Ca?*atl. J,urns. lulu* 5 lia
Dwyer Brother*.... Joe Cotton.... King AUowtoV 0 114
Acorn Stable. Itichmnnd.. Vlietl u | itj
J. B. Hag-fin. Ben All. Virgil.'.'.'." ."* A ii?
W. JenniuK*. Dmboyae.. irncaa " * n*
Ms?fii*>ii Stable.Ordtvav. Surthstbokl'.'.'.'. 4 -t\"
Pwyj.rBr.th.-r...... II..salo Ji ,.,.... Kfii|-Aironto.. 4 111
Preakness Stable... Rupert. r*U*tU>. 6 00
FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP. l\ MILF-S.
Name. Age. W'r. Nam**. ... bbjsj
losueelor ?.5 120 I/<I^got..8 lift
Trlboulet.4 115 Conmnvirt.4 f.Ji
Ksbiolah.6 115 Th.- Bout Un.5 $00
Srsll.? 314 Bela.4 v?l
eyal Arch.a 111 *
BIXTK RACK-UK.If WEIGHT HANDICAP. 1 Mo
MILES ON THE GRASS. | j
Zaacltter.5 ISO Prospect..| ju
Flrtt race st 2 :30 p. m.
I
OFFICERS OF TUB ANCJKST BCOTTISB BITE.
The Sovereign Grand Contttts-iry of SovrMgn Grand
laspeatoraGenersl. thitrythlrd and lstt degree of the
Aeortattt tad AVeepied Bc-otitali RlixiHor the United Sun-*
?f Aatertca, Ita terriUiriet snd dependenele*. held lu
annual _*s*tlng at No. 117 We*t Twenty lhlrd-*i. yet
,te?aty. Mott Potent Sovereign Dr. ?r_n*no J B
iBjtKBs delivered _t annual sadress. He also eave s
[***B_nJ ttetuet of Bl* recent Ula to Emope, where hu
exceeded la asttbllahlng fraternal relaUcm* with the
(rand Orient of rrsnoe and several other Grand Orients
f Karcpe. The Blli-wlng officers wore chown ? taff
flurtrlous Pr. P. J. S. Gerga*. ?* Sovereign (.rand em?
ander; Vsrv lUastrioat Alcxtnder B. Mott, tt P. Lieu
f-r_.it Grand Commander; Very Illuttrlou* P. K. D.
tibbs, st Grand Orator snd Minister of State; Very
Uustrlous J. B. Fraser, at Grand Secretary; Very ll
Ustrl...it J. H. Russell. s? Gund Treasurer; V.-ry ll
t-.trlous George Davie, a* Grand Mar.htl Onoral; Very
Ilu*trlou* James McGrath, as Grand Masier-GeneitJ Bf
:eremonle?; Very Illustrious William Marshall, at Grand
iUndsrd-Bearer; Very Illutlrlout J. T. Brown, as
Jrand Captain of the Guard; Very Illustrious Alexander
dCLean, as Grand Seneschal; Very Illustrious Alexander
V. Murray, ai Grand Sentinel.
"PAT" DIVVEKS STAR ASCENDANT.
fattt" walsh octswoxi: dy bis rival's nc
NIC YKSTE.tOAV.
Whiskey and heal; licer and unlimited enthusiasm |
. flotilla of nine craft and 15.000 people,; seventy
Ivo cases'of champagne and a band of seventy-five
nusiflans; fiO.OOO sandwiches and barrels nf lemons
md last, but not least, " Pat" Dlvver himself, wen*
rome of thc principal attractions which the P. Dlvver
aaeeaattjan enjoyed on thc popular Alderman'-, an
nual excursion for his ? coiisiltooonts." The Fourth
md Sixth Wards were practically depopulated ye^
Icrday. " Fatty" Walsh was a,taln " knocked out."
' Prjit* pivver's star was never so high as lt was yes?
terday .
Thousand* of people poured down Dover st. yes?
terday murnini; to po on the excursion. Alderman
Dlvver himself was lalo. But when he, got to tho pier
the fluid had ? got In Its work.". TJie band played
''Seo the Conquering Hero Comes," snd Ibero were
cheers for " 'Pat' Dlvver and drover Cleveland." Mr.
Dlvver took fhe cheeis Just as becomingly as If ho
were on the tall of thc ticket and lt took him fully
ten minutes to board the flotilla, which pnocoeded to
Ilivcrvlew Grove on the Hudson.
Among those Who were Invited were Al icemen
Oakley, Dowling and McCarthy; Congressman Splnola,
(t.nimissinner Croker. ex-Aldermen " Tommy" Shiels,
Farley and l-lttp?trlck; Charles Bellly. Ootonef I.cvy,
exsforoner Kennedy, " Barney" Bourke, Timothy
?'Dry-Dollar" Sullivan, and many others.
GIBLIN SENTENCED TO DEATH.
JCSTICK BAItBKTT CONDKMNH HIM Ta BF. HANG-D
ON ACGUST 17.
With palo faro, bul cool and collected manner,
Charles Giblin, convicted of murder In the first de?
gree In shooting Madeline Qa**- in her husband's
baan rf In Houston-st., stood before Justlco Barrett
in tho Court of Oyo'r and Teriulnei- yesterday ami
listened to the words that condemned him to death.
Alter tho application of his lawyer, Abraham BayBBIi
for a new trial and arrest of Judgment, had been
denied tho Judge addressed the prisoner as follows :
Charles Giblin, 1 would not-add to your misery by
a single harsh word, nor would I prolong the situa?
tion by the slightest admonition. After a fair trial,
dining" which you were faithfully and ably defended,
you were convicted bv twelve intelligent men. You took
human lifo and your lifo mutt be the expiation.
The law alone pronounces Judgment and that Judg?
ment is thst you be hanged by the neck until you
aro dead on the 17th day of August.
Giblin was taken back to tho Tombs.
BELO FOR KILLIS0 THE BARTENDER.
The court-room at Police Heaiquariers at Coney Island
wi* crowded with spoetators, mostly colored people yes
urii.iv, when the preliminary examination was bepun In
the eas* of Stone, the Jockey, who shot and killed Henry
Miller, the bartender at Frederica' Stcnzlg't hotel, on
Friday, ind hit companion, Metrltt. Prodi-rick St-nrlg,
the proprietor ot tho hotel, tettifled that ho employed
Miller at hi* barkeeper and that a little after midnight
On Friday morning the two defendant* came Into his bar
Toom. They approached the bar where Miller was walting
on another colored man. A* they entered the witness
passel into Ihe beek part ef thc hotel Into the kitchen.
Me had betn there but a few moments when he heard tom*
word* between the defendants and Miller. He ataru-d
to go Into the barroom and heard one of the prisoners
tty, " I'll fix you," and then he heard a shot fired. The
men then ran out- When they were brought back by the
officer* tbe witness reeognlted them and lrtvntlfled Stone
ll the ann who Orcd the shot. Mr*. Elizabeth Stenzlg
leltifltd that the waa titting lu front of th- hotel when
thc two men entered. She followed them In and went
to her bedroom. She had only ttepiied Into her room
when th* heard t shot fired, and on going Into the barroom
the saw Miller lying on the floor. She recognized Stone
and Merritt as the men who entered when she was out
tlde. The defendant* wera held to await the action of
the Grand Jury. The Coroner's inquest was h'-ld yes?
terday, and the verdict was that Miller came to his death
(rom a bullet wound In the heart Inflicted by Cooley Stone.
WHOLESALE GROCERS IN CONTENTION.
The convention of wholesale grocer* which was called
for the purpose of forming an orgiinlzotlon to remedy the
abuses In trade, especially In th-*, salo of sutrar, yesterday
appointed the following committee on permanent organi?
zation : F. B. Thurber, of thia city; J. B, Hunter, of
Pittsburg; William Groneweg, of Council Blufft; F W.
lntbutch, of Milwaukee, and G. L. Bower*, of Boston.
Tho eoaitoittee apjiol'ited en Saturday Bl confer with the
sugir refiners had been unable to nun them and the con?
ference will be held thia morning.
The committee on perman it organization recommended
Oat a Rcuf-ral committee of forty wholesale groins I
?ppolntcd to formulate a plan of organization, the details
to be left to an executive committee af teven members of
the general committee, to be named by thc chairman ; the
executive committee's report to bo approved by the gae*
eral committee before bein-; submitted to the trade foi
final action, a two-thirds vote of tlie whole trade banal
necessary to accomjilish anything.
The question of hindllng sugar at coat or less was dis?
cussed at great lengtr. The untiment of the d*legate<
was that none but granulated sugar should be sold si
colt. The convention adjourned until 1:80 p. m. to-day,
when tko sugar committee will report.
THE HARLEM TURN VKREIS'S SVCVESS.
The cornerstone of the Harlem Turn Vereln's new grin
naslum ind hall, at Nos. 20H-217 East One-hundred-.ind
twenty-fourth-sf,., wis laid yesterday with great ceremony,
About 3 o'clock a procetMoii nearly 1,000 thong wm
formed of delegates from til the turn v.reins and Germai
singing societlct In Brooklyn, headed by the 7th Regimen
Band A circuit of several squares was made and thur
the societies gathered iround ike pletform erected on thi
site of the new lull. After an Sfaatfag address Bj 1 *r. -
ldent E. Langttcln and a routing German chorus by th.
audience- appropriate speeches were delivered In bot I
English sud German by Judge N'chrbas, General Fruin
Slgel, Jocob Cantor and J. E. Graj-bill.
The Harlem Turn Vereln was organised May 18. 18C.7
with only five member*. Now lt las a membership o:
350. The new hall lt to have 38 feet froniago and lot
feet depth, with a height over all of 45 feet. It lt t<
be bwHt of britt, with terr* oona trimming. The cos
ot c-onstrBctlen is $26,000, while the ground cost tSO.OOO
Dr. R M. Richard directed the ??eremonles yesterday, as.
slited by Adam Harman, A. Montoux, Dr. A. J. Bil
booler, Wllllim Strautt and Jacoo Stein.
TBS BATOR AND TBE HOARD STILL AT WAR.
The Jersey City Board of Public Works met yesterdij
afternoon, and prepared Its estimates of expenses fm
the neut Aval year. Tho appropriation for the current
year was B78.01W 08. For the next year the Board a?k
1010,320, exclusive of tho receipts from water Mata
which, tvtrage $525,000, with expenses avoragltiji
$300,000. Mayor Cleveland's communication notlfyUifi
the Board that he would not slcn for the pay of mon
than three men to blow off hydrants, bemuse h- belle ttl
one man could do the work and then have plenty of linn
tu tjiare, was read and filed. The Board then proceed. -
to appoint tlx hydrant blowers, mn- appointment Itt Bael
commU-iloner, ani a foreman ovor the gang at $I,eoO i
year.
Thomas W. Leake., whose duty tt ls to prevent tht
pollul'.on of thc Passaic River, stated that tho .???:.c
from Newark is the worst source of pollution. A reso
lution was adopted rcquettlng Corporation Counsel Bini:
Ui uko the necetsary su-p* to prosccuto Newark and al
tho other polluter* of the waler.
ENGINEERS HACK FROM THE ISTHMUS.
Meter*. H. C. Litchfield, of New-Vork, engineer, nu
H. D. Murphy, of Boston, artist, both members of tin
Nicaragua Canal turvey Expedition, hay arrived her.
from Bl va*, by way of Panama. They bring news fron
the expedition to June IL All were well, and the sur
v'eys wara practically linished and satisfactory. Galt
Engineer Menotti arrived at the headquarter* on the Sui
Juan from hit visit to the west tide, on Mty tt (_
location of the lower route had already Beta complete!
from Ochoa to Grtyu.w.i, except tome local examination
tod borings Avhieh Mr. peary had directed to be mady
THE BODY OF AN A UTBOB CREMATED.
Mn. Sophia Illgbee. known In literary circles ss " Llsl
Lester," died at the Sturtevant Hour*-, of pneumonia, rn
Friday. In her fifty-flrtt year. She tatt s wntn-ii latani
that her body be crema'^d, aud lt wa* accordingly taken t
tho Fre*h Pond Crematory, on I~ng Island, and Incinerate
Sunday afternoon, In (Jie presence of a few Mend*. Mr*
Highes wat tho daughter of Major Walker, of I'mid-du-La
WI*., sad the widow of Jodga L. B. Iligbco. Arnon
tho** present st the Incineration were Mr*. Alexandr
Mr*. Theodore Hilton, Henry L. Hinton and Mrs. C. W. C
Danae
THE SPECIAL ORA NP JURY READY TO REPORT
The Special Grind Jury nat nady yetttrday afurm.oi
to make a report to Justice Banett, bul tat- court hal al
reidy adjourned when Ba* Grand Jurjr BB_aeiBB_ BBjk_BB
the curt-room. The (irand Juror*, lt waajunderttood, ha
not found tay Indlctrocnts, but s report had been pre
pared setting foil* tbe great difficulty u^-tneed in ab
[sining reliable Information flem witnesses a* to the
transactions on which the charges were founded. The
Grand Jury will probably make a report on the subject
to-dsy. _:_
BOMB NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.
Coney Islsnd Jockey Club races, Sheepshead BIT, 2:S0
p. m.
Convention of Wholesale Grocers, Mercantile Exchange,
1 rJto p. m.
Board of Aldermen. City 11*11, lp. n
Annual rojrstta nf Yonkers Yacht Club.
Institution tor the Instiuction of tho Deaf and Dumb
ion,in- in i-in.-m. 10 a. m.
I.xt ni sion of Ladli-s' Torkvllle Branch of Land League
to Cold Spring Grove.
St. Peter's College commencement, Academy of Music
Jotm y City, 8 p. m.
Columbia Chest Club mitch, club-house, 8 p.m.
Meeline of the pilot Commissioner*.
Music In Tompkins Squtre by F.ben't Band, 8 p. tn,
NEW-YOBK CITY.
There will bo a presentation of flags and a portrait
of J. Edward Simmons, tho president of tho Board
of Education, on Wednesday morning In Grammar
r-chool No. 44, at North Moor? and Varick sis. Ev
Jnstlce 1-'. G. Gedney will present tho banner to tho
scholars.
Frank Byrne, accused by tho English Government of
having taken part In tho Phoenix Park murders, has
had to elmo his liquor store In Thlrd-ave. for want
nf customers.
As Friday this week will be tho feast of Saints
Peter and Paul, a general dispensation from the usual
fast has been granted to Catholics.
Tho branch of tho Irish National League In Tork?
vllle will have their annual excursion to-day to Cold
Spring Grove.
Archbishop Corrigan confirmed a large number of
children yesterday In St. Boniface's Chureh, at Forty
?-oventh-st. and Socond-avo.
Tho Rev. Francis T. Jones, of St. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church, Grand st, hal boon appointed d rector
of St. Mary's Literary Society, East Broadway.
A testimonial of $o\41S has boen prestnted to
Father Thomas f. Gregg.
A bale of Egyptian cotton weighing tW8 pounds
ami one ol Fast Indian growth weighing 400 pounds
attracted much attention at the doorway of tho Cot
Ion E.\chaugo yesterday.
Edward H. Carpenter, of tho Brookside Knitting
Company of Troy, who was brought to this city a few
days ago under Indictments for forgery, was released
y.sienlay un depositing $2,000 In cash as security for
his appearance.
Tho Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday dis?
cussed tho /application of tat Staten Island Rapid
Transit Company lo build a new $115,000 ferry house
at Whltehall-st., which was declared lost at the last
meeting on account of the negative vote of tho Con?
troller, and tho mailor was rt-lerred to tho Corpora?
tion Counsel.
The steamship El Dorado, from New-Orleans, ar?
rived yesterday with 1,514 barrels of California
grapo brandy. This ls tho largest Invoice of tho kind
ever sent hero; lt carno by the Sunset route.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners refused yester?
day to authorize the renting of a tax offlce In Harlem.
The prices obtained af the auction salo of Cali?
fornia fruit yesterday were $1 85 to $2 50 per box fur
peaches ; $3 25 for Ilartlett pears ; $1 BB to $2 95 for
peach and Royal Native plums and fl 15 to Bl 75
for apricots, soft or wet 70 cents.
The commission which will have In charge the erec?
tion of a municipal bulldng, not within City Hall
Park, organised yesterday. Mayor Hawttt wo* elected
chairman and Deputy Controller Stores secretary.
Tho RaplNt ministers held their last session for
the summer yesterday and listened to a paper by the
Hov. Addison Parker on " What to do with our
Deacons." The ministers of the Reformed Dutch
Church listened to a paper on Demonology.
There were 2,510 immigrants landed yesterday at
Castle Garden.
A Customs in.speetress stiled from Linda Bnrtone
on Sunday seventeen and one-quarter yards of silk,
which WBi concealed in a bag about her person. She
arrived by the French Lino iteamer La Brctagne,
Tho Moxart Veteran Association (40th New-York
Volunteer*.) have completed arrangements fur their
annual reunion and regimental monument dedication
Bl (Jettysburg, on July 2. Treasurer Joseph Robbins,
No. 2.14 Court-st., Brooklyn, and Secretary G. A.
Sehiirrman, No. 185 Forsyth-it? havo tickets and*
badges for disposal.
About 350 books were sold yesterday by Bangs A
Co., No. 73fi and 7-11 Broadway. The catalogue In?
cluded handsome copies of choice works In English
literature, French works of humor and a collection of
works on architecture, science and art.
BROOKLYN.
Passenger trains began running yesterday after?
noon on the Broadway branch of the I'nlon Elevated
Railroad.
The Veteran Association of fhe 47th Regiment went
on their annual picnic*, to t'ollcgo Point yesterday.
Jesse L. Ward and Anni's _ M'-Whortor, daughters
nf Dr. Richard II. Thompson, who diet! In November,
lnf.4, began suit In the supremo Court yesterday
aaalatt DeWIU C. Littlejohn, Henry W. Johnson and
Hugh anil Lucy Littlejohn, for au accounting of tho
? al i'" of Dr. Thompson, which was willed lo tho
children by (heir father, and of which Messrs. Little?
john and Johnson were executor!.
Judge Cullen, of tho Supreme Court, handed down
yesterday a decision denying the appllrailon of tho
Brooklyn Cabkl Railroad i ompany for the appoint?
ment of commissioners to condemn a section of the
trucks of the . oney I'land and Brooklyn Railroad
Company, on tho ground that a Company could lease
Its road but not Hu charter.
ME WS FROM THS SI'SURBS.
Ni.\v.ir'i:sK.Y.
Mr. Parnell and General Black arrived In Newark
yesterday, ami were eyorted by the 1st Regiment of
tiftB Volunteers tu Camp Wolf, Tone, at BaailTBBl
Park, whero there ls a four days' encampment for tho
benefit of tho Hoine Rule Fund In Ireland. Mr. Par?
nell and the General mado addresses-, and tho exercises
were presided over by Mayor Haynes.
Oa r-unday night a woman from Crange, whose
name could not b-- learned, visiting Watsesslng. At the
coiner of Dodd snd Prospect sti. three Bara BtWfrltH
her, ami thea knocked mt down. Jacob AbeJiait, of
Baal Onana, ran te the scene, and the woman's as?
sailants beat him unmercifully, breaking his leg and
cutting a deep gash In his head. The ruffians fled ?t
the approach of several men, who escorted tho woman
to the cars.
WESTCHESTER COL KT Y.
Edward Palmer, of Hawthorne ave., Yonkers, died
suddenly of heart disease, yesterday, while sitting
on his piazza.
-at
AI.o.N'C THE SOUND.
At Bridgeport last night 100 guns were fired In
honor of lae nomination of General Harrison. Th*)
Republleent aro well pleased with the choice ot tho
convention.
-?sw-,
.4.V OFTEN ARRESTED THIEF CAVOIIT AOAIK.
Two thieves went Info the Jewelry store of J, _ p.,,.
ter, No. 232 Washington M., Hoboken, and aslii-il io
look at some clocks OM of them reached overt,-*, |_$_
eu-e ;uid -i-i/eil a niitiil-i-r of diamond rings, but hi> wa*
caught sud locked up. His cum; anion knocked Mr
Litter down anti c-caped. The prisoner was l.b-nt|fieil
ss Edward McGee, a scapegrace member ol a wealthy
tamil) of Waahingten, i>. I . wBo bad Leen out of
prison only two month* McGee** titter waa married
to a prominent official In Washington only .i fen weela
ago. Ill-, escaped c-uni-aile wa*, known to be William
(Jordon, a notorious thief who hail been arrest.*.] |., >n|g
city a number of ttin****. He was arrested on Sunday
night lu Sec-ond-st., and leotefdef morning he was
Identified by Mi. Litt.r nnd his son.
REGRET FOR TONY HARES 00WD1TISS.
Tin- news published In taflBM?*J**S Tr'buiii- t|,?t, j, ha(1
beesaaa aeaeaaarjF lt put the comedian Tony Ban under
restraint at Wnn .i-t-r. Mass., did nut meal nun-h ?,r.
prlsy* lo theatrical circles, although lt was reetfttd w|t*,
e. ni rai ani gtaatat aspteeataaa of regret. BaattJi aa*
fi ie the n int benefit for Mr. Hart Lr. lanartam, who
had long been his physician, atated to a PBJBMtat nf this
papal that the. comedian wa* unquestionably tufTcrlng
from lurlpleiit paresis. At the request of Mrs. |jar. ?^
said that her hutband read the papers, the doctor's opinion
wat nut printed, (ir.ly a few dayt ago Dr. BiBeMaea
wini' ls now mit nf the city, said that he feared a t-rl.l*
was eleat at hand. Mrs. Hart, who came on fur ! Bttttf
i . ..-.. -,,|,,.. ,,f h,r own uni her liu*b.'ind'* in,,s. jn.
tlinate friends, tail yesterday that he had not. I*,;,, *?t
to rm asylum, but wa* under the rare ot a nutt. ,,,?. .,
doctor at hi* father's hnu.e. Mr. Hart, ls tild to |_ only
abb- to np.sk Hith the greatest difficulty. There ls un?
happily bo hope of recovery. Fortunately, the tv?ult of
Un baaeM will allow of his receiving all needed care md
? lieiitron.
a ?
SALE OF THE ALEXANDRE LINE OF STEAMERS.
The **lo of tho Aleiandre Line of steamer* to th,- New
Tatt ind Cuban Kteimthlp Company, of which J F..
Ward a Co. are the managing owners, waa cumpleu-d
y-tuirdsy at the offlcet of ('arter, Hollins t- r>.rtT,rd,
No. 00 Wallal., when all th- e-inlructs and nece?tary
pipers were signed by thc partb-s Inf enatat ?,d the
ships and other pr..|i?-rUel of ti,,, in,., wen- r.;uid.*d mir
to Melura Ward _ Co. A number of tho Urm of F.
Ab-xandrn A Knnt declined to ttate the amount of pur?
chase ninney paid for the butlne**, tn deference to the
wl?hes of Met?r*. Ward * Co.. who Slso declined u> _*_s
public id) TuiUjtr dttails et Uta UtaaacUo_k ~
ON DIAMOND FIELDS
NEW-YORKS BEATEN IN IMllLADKLPIUA.
DOH n.AYINO I1Y THE VlsITol'.S - Wilt II
l'lTCIIKS I'dnl.l.Y.
I'hllaiV-lphla, June Uj.-Th" hoine club played all
?mind tho New-York nine this afternoon, and won as
icy pleased. About 2.ono people vero present.
cirh pitched with little skill, being both Wild and
if-ifistive In his delivory. Ward and llb-hard.aaa
nie damaging errors. Tho score was as follows :
BiladtteBiB I r l'>.pnia j* || Kew-York, ir Ah P"ta\ *
^odTif.|"Tl Tl "iii" 1 '"ii iTIernsu.Tf.. . il ll 41 Oj li
in.ters, tf....I ai a ll Ol ? 'Ricli*ril*'n,3h Ol a Si 41 a
in.ter*, rf....| *\ ai i m?w?i V ?. ;;
tearw.rt. ..i l i' *i ? ? <'onn"r- '**?-??'
lb "l a| ai 71 o! (i o'liounce, If..I ll
nrrtr.
elehtnty ab 1, 'J ?<? il 0 | Kwing. c.
'nirnnl.'si, (I.
?-lD.lt...
le....H. p..
leuioDtt, c.
Tot*!.
a1 ni ai 6] i .wtni. ??. o
21 a HlBttery. rf...I 1
e. lliWhttaey. 3b.. I 0
ii a1 a
il li i
Ol Ol 6
nnala7
ll ol (I
ii n l o
i l :-. -i
i i ii .i
[ il il i
H 1, Welch, p.. ll Oj ll 4| O'
liri!' rout.i'TluiaVlHJ'ri
hlla-leljihla ..2001 0044 0-U
cw York . . . 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 1 0- 4
barned runs? Philadelphia, 8; New-York, 1. Two
0*' hit*?Irwin 2, Ml hardson, Connor. Three-base hits
Slattery- Double play*? Debhanty ind Wagnnhurst,
len?on. Irwin and Farrar. First base on balls?Wood 2,
ona ny, Irwin, Clement*, O'Hnurke. Hit hy pitched
BlI-TIernan. First baser on errors?Philadelphia, 6;
lew-York, 2. Struck out?Wood, Handers, Deifhtii'y,
rwln, Connor, Slattery. Passed balla?F.wlng 1. W'lld
lt?he*-Wcleh 1. Tlme_2 hours. Umpire-Mr. Kelly.
r.AMKS IN OTHI'.i; ("ITU KS.
J3os(on, June 25.?Tho home players could do lltt.lo
jslnst O'Day'a iiirchlng, and were beaten by tho Wush
igton club by this score:
'iwhlngten ...00010102 0-4
oaten ....00000110 0-2
lUtehlls?Washlng(on, fl; notion, 7. BsIMB WaB_
igton, a; Heston 0. l'ltchers?O'lliy and Clarkson.
inplre?Mr. Clarkson.
Detroit, Juno 25.?Tho Detroit club defeated tho
hltago nine to-day by si.perlor batting. The League
?aders did not gel a run. Tho scoro wa*:
hlragn ....00000000 0-0
letroit ....02000000 OJ
Ilrisehlts?Chicago, 8; Detroit, 7. F.rrors? Chli-ago, 8;
ietri.lt. Ci. l'ltcher*? Krock snd Gctzcln. Umpire-Mr.
slentlnc.
Indianapolis, June 2.).?The Pittsburg club defeated tho
iidlanapolla nine a*, follows :
Ittsbnrg . . . . 3 0 0 0 tt 0 2 1 0-0
iidUnapolis ...11000100 0-3
BaBBMBB?t'Utsbiir-*, 11 ; lndlana|ioIis, IO. Krrors?
lt--burg, 3; Indianapolis, S. l'ltihera?Calvin and
I--,.ly. Umpire?Mr. Lynch.
St. Louis, June 25.?The St. Louis club defested tho
latinos City niuo to-day ut follows:
ans** City ...10200000 0?3
t. l>ml* ...30033010 0-10
IlriMhlts-Kansas City, 0; St. Louis, 7. Krrors
ansr.s cjiy, ;i; Sr. Louis, 4. ritchcrs?Kirby snd
Iuds.'ii. L'niplre?Mr. (Jnlfney.
At Allentown?Alb-iiiown, 8; Scranton, _.
At Louisville?Kain.
JERSEY CITY'S EAST TRIUMPH.
BWABB BBBBATI KLMIRA?BBOOBM ok Tim CLIM
A smaller crowd than usual Jfttiicbsed the b.i^o
all game ai Jersey City yesterday, bet wei-n tin- Jersey
Ity and Iilnghaintori clubs. Tho home nine played
i good form and won with c.-u-c. The scoro was as
illows:
Jmty fIff. I r.|16
llm.l. cf.... I 4 6
Brien, 1 li 3| 3
cowies, 3b.I - 3
nel. If. B 1
ol ..irii.-. rf.. 0 1
/ni' fi. e. I, BBsfBaasBHta
"l| 1 li'Mcdulrk. lb.,
ll! 0| o iKlnstley, Ab.
3 1; i Hornsey, t s
9! 0 o,Lavin, cf.
0 0; 1 McOuckin. If.
erharnt, 2 b.i 1| 11 _| 6, u; Kwsld, o . ....
? iptcli'ger. c. Ol li ll. ll 0"Meekert. 2b..
yle. p.; 9: li Ollll 311Chapman, rf..
ang. aa. 8 ll 9l '2 li Loni, p.
Totals.|U|5ii?|it'l 7(1 Tetals.
r.|lb|po{_ | e.
"ol ii "in
0 l| 9 4l 9
1 '-' 1 l*| A
ll 1 li ti O
Ol 0 Sj 0| 0
Ol 0 ll Oj 9
ii ii a 4 o
li ii ll ll 0
Oj Ol oi Ol 7
.51_* !__]__!_?
crtev City ....00230026 3-l>
.iiu-ti.inii.iii ....20000000 0- 2
Bataai iun*?Jt-.tey City h. Btag?iartoa, l. Left on
s*e*-Jcr*ey City 9, Illngliamloti 3. Struck out?Jersi-y
Ity 0, Binghamton fi. Mulan bases -Jersey Cl'v d,
iliighamton 0. Flrtt baso on balls?Jersey City fl, Bing
amton 1. Flrtt baas on urror.s?Jersey City 12, Bing
amtnn 4. Double plays?Illland and (.erhard*., Rm-sv,
leckert and McGulra. Hit, bv ptKiaat WlaattBjr. >'?>?
ulrk snd (Irrhardv. Hom- runs-("J- rhardd. Two-ba so
ite? O'Brien 2, Knowles 2, Lavin 1. Passed balls?
Jwtld 3. Umpire?Mr. Holland. Time of game?1 hour
0 minutes.
Yesterday's game between tho Newark" and Elmira
lubs, at Newark, result ed a* loUowa :
ewart . ...3 3 000011 3-11
Jinlra..100010100??:3
Tli" league and Association records to dato aro as
ullows:
UUM Won.lout, pe. AeenrtrtHnn. Won. Lost p.c.
hle?go. SS li (JS7 Brooklyn. 37 [fl .BM
letroit.. 31 17 MO SI I-onit. Ul ll ,074
lotion. rio 'JJ ..'.77; Athletlo. BO IB .1(12
lew.York. 27 2'i .6M Cincinnati. 20 21 ,0*0
?hila-lelpiiia... 2K 23 ..',0(iH4ltiiiii,r.) . 94 itt .400
'ittsunrt. IC 20 .US'. Cleveland. 1' 31 .id
Vsthlngt*.a.... 17 Ml .3S4 Ksnsaa City .... 14 Bl .SM
nilianapolis.... ll 33 '.312. Louisville. 14 3d .SWI
Harvard and Tale will play the final game in tho
nter-colb-gla'i- series at Now Haven today. Tho
un rullegcs are now lied for first place, it looks
s If Yale would get the ehamplooshlp ar-'aln.
The Jersey city and Easton nines play at Jersey
'Ity to flay. ' Tho New-York nine play.-, at Janey City
in Thursday. .
CBXCKRBR8 OOMUrfo TOOK iiu'-LANR
The arrival of (lie fJvritlcrn'-n CrleBetan of Ir-lind In
'an.idn and subsequently In America is looked forward to
>.ith coii'lderal'le pteBtaN ny til livers of cricket and
ither kindred tportt. Th>> proRrsmnn* will bt as follows!
In Canada?August 13 ant lt. with Halifax; Aur-'ti-r 17
ind 18, with St. John. Th. life to Huston to play BatlBtt
l...i;'-A.i 11 : thence a.*ain tn Canada. August 24 and 25,
mains-, Ottawa and ftlstrlet; August 27, BB and 20,
igatakst au Oaaada; at latoaka Auiru-t 3i and Bepteasbet
l, against Toronto Club: Btptt?_ai I and 4, agalnttl
Hamilton and Iii-trlct at Ila.n.lt.m. Their ('-mallan tour
Hoing llulshed, the next objeiilve point, will !,?- l'lilla*
lelphl*. From that city they will come to New-York.
MOTES SBCOTBSBD IS WBWABE EAT.
Tho bodle* of all tho victims of tho Bttasi yacht dis?
aster In Bassall Hay. below Newark, were rt et ve red fte
terdny morning. The llrst body brounht up wat thal Bf
Louis Graff, who was drowned while en BBBTariM to .-ave
fJussle Soat^, to whom he >-ris BM! ft I to !?' niiiri-d.
Soon afterwardi th? bodies of Minni" Berget, ;iu-e nlne
ktaa; kissie sn-n/, aft tvaatys (-'i~-i'' Weeer, asa anas.
(.-en, and Ll/.zln Lllllox, ige lif(.-.-n, were found ant rt
mond to the nu. rgue. Cotirty l'h.v- ki.iri ll-wbtt Inttl*
(udd an Investigation yesterday, with a view of holding
tn Inquest. Tho place where the accident occurred ls
pren..lined dangerous to nnvlL-atlon. 'lhere w- re no
lights shown on thc dil,.- wh-n lin- steam latin, h i-iruck,
? nd small vessels frer-uently come in colll-Joti with lu
HE WAS CARELESS WITH HIS PISTOL.
?naff Stettman. a milkman, age twen'y four, who lives
lt No. 220 Fast One-hundred.and-tw?ntlerh.at,, il-mii-h. I
a self-eocklng pistol in Anton Kraut*.'* liquor store, at tha
issmo addret*. on Sunday night. The weapon was disr
t (urged and the bullat struck James Kiaaaa, BSja twi-nty
elghl. In th* chrn, and 1* still lodged In the back of hi*
neck. The wound Ls thought a probably fatal one.
Stellmin was committed by Justice Duffy, in the Harlem
Court yetterday, t? await Cha result af Kraus.s's Injuries.
BARINE ISTELLIGENVJS.
MINIATURE VI.*-A**fA*
, Tii-UAY.
ano noe*- 4<98 I BeU. fltl I Moan rite BJII Mooa'i at*. 17
m.ill w.vrK.K.
^..V?Hendy Hivta. 9.23 I Out Itl'l 10 031 Bell Gate. 11*11
I*..*/?rJanily Jieok. OM I Bat. iii'd. iu 07 I Hell Utte, liiid
INCOMING STEAMERS.
In-IiAr.
I'tll't. Frnnt. .?vrlln.l. Wv,
lie Knrter.Anlwerii.June IO...White. Croea
1. n el *n.l.l.iveriiiMii.June 14.Natlo**l
Ainlns.Port 1.inion_June Hi. Atlas
. itie. Ilreniiui. June Hi .....Nu l.iujri.
Westernlaml. ..Autwern. Jiibi- IS.Itoil stir
riniaijeipiii*..Laaaafta..Juueiu.Koa u
flraawMoaf. jink 27.
City of Coln rubia.Marana.tune 2.1.Wari
Ueew Cljrd*.Sail llenuiigii..Jiiiio I'.i.Cly ile
oranaoAY. ram 2s.
Franc*.London.June 15.Nation il
dalila.Liverpool.J nm- IP..Cunard
Malo of l'enntyl vania,uiatgow,.Iub? IO .stale
A (boa.Kingston.Juno Iii.A tut
OUTGOING ? I RA MERS.
TUESDAY. JU.NU Mk
Vestal
tViW. tone. For Malls Binti sails.
.Nevada, Ouios, LiverBool. I alu (ino a ni
WKti.VBtDtr. jute 27
Adrlstlc. Whit* Bur, Llrer-mol. 4 30 s m 8 a ni
Trave. Nu Lloyn. Hreuion via Moath'ton. I BO a tu H a iu
Ithvniand. lieu *?tar. Autworp. ? 3D * in 8 a in
Atilt, Atlat, Klngtton.U ?_ j, pu,
lill RHIUT. JUNK 2*.
Put* of Intt-.an*. sut*. uta-.*,,-. n ?m
Uugia. Hiiniti-.\iin-r. II iiiiinirg . 0 am h .no a ni
New Gas Engine
"The Baldwin"
Rthtbtted at the late Amtrttco, /,, ,t,tute lair. Sew- York.
A four norm, power engine |n connection with ?(orapo
battery, running Mliicaiideseei.t, el,-, trie iigh-s (ind.
withal btttery. BJ lights) gi vin, ? perfect Fight, with
111 the ste?diimr_ that can bo obtained from tho high
tpM-d tletiB engines lu BMUBBB u-?> fur elielrlc llghlliin
and permilllnt any number of ||fc.|,t? to b.- shut ..rt or
turned on without affecting tho leiualnlug light* In (ha
tilghtesi degree.
A martel of beautr, Iierferrinn and power, aiapt.-d '.o
ilBktmg, pumping, and all Beret bm when n Hts iud
cheap power lt rtauln-d. Maiiuf'r'd ami gu.n.iiiie I t,
Otis Bros <& Co.,
Elevators and Hoisting Machinery,
M 1'ua Row, Kow*luijw
SIIIPPISG NEWS.
?ORTOF NKW*YORX.MONDAY. J I'Nn 25. 1888
AHKIVKII.
Hteamer Furriest!* (Br), Hedderwlck. (Jreenook Jane 14
lorine ll, with iiitsn?nil70i? p***en?tr* to Henderson Bro*
lirlvisl ai the nar .a 7 ? in.
?tin.i Itolieiiiu lien. Kotifr, Hamburg June 10. Havre
.(, wini mute ind'.UH patsengurt to Kuubartlt A Co/ Ar*
I Veil *t tile uti :tt '." * m. . .
Btsaatel I'rln/. Willi ni I i[Mah). I'rln*. Iiemersra Jubb ...
'on -p.un (J. Carilyn no 7 B?-BMB l.sfnayra H. Puerto Ca
leiioll. CartlBS ll. I'ort aiit'riiiee IU. with nula- ena IR
isaasBgert to Kmill.inlt A Co Aiiive.! at tho liar at 7.1(0 s m.
Hteiiiner N'lngur.i. r.. uiils, Havana .1 nays, with mdse snd
>Hs*engeri? tn .la* K Ward A Co. Arrlveu at the Uar at 1L8O
l in
st.-.imer HI liorado. Byrne, Now-Orleana 5 day*, with roilae
o.Ioliu T Van Sickle. _
(steamer Equator, Nellan. Wilmington, wlthmdne to Wm P
llVtto.tl'o . ?
Meiinei 1'iosiiiiirg. Mills. Baltlmoro, with coel to Consoll
lated Ceel Cn.
I teamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk. Philadelphia, with maa*
8 Roberta * Kui---.
Menuter \Mnliirop. Bragg, Portland, with mdte to Horalli
?all
Bark carl Holli ((.er-, stoll. H In vapors 114 days, with mdse
o order: vessel lo denham A Boyeti-n.
Hara Kelnln.i Kerran itu!). Maasone, Oenoa 41 Cays, with
luise to onlel: vessel tn Klinrh. hdr* rfc Co.
Bark (iilii tnt), dawson, imbin, 50 dayo, with aut*r to or
ler; vostel toj V Wlntiiev A Co.
Bait .Iou ii K Chasn. ( llltort. i uibiirien 12 day*, with sugar
o onter; vestal to Chase, Talbot rt Co.
Bark sag* (Dan), (svennsen. /ar* 17 day*, with mdse to
F. W s- .nus * Co; veatel to Benham rt Boyestn.
Bark Clentli?( Un. Joyce. (Hare Bay, CH, I'-'day*, with
-0*1 to McNevor A Co; vettel to Harvey A Outerbnuge.
lingi iinieo, Mahiniaii, Mt Anu't Bay 17 days, with sugar
ot; Wessels & Co.
taWsET-AtSaurtv Ifoek. wind light, 8; hauy. AtClty
Isl.-ii.ti. wind light, NW, clear.
(LEAKED.
Steamer BeteSB (Br). Cntnlng, Liverpool ria Queenstown
-A M Cndorhlll * CV
steamer claribel (Br), CHnkitel, Falmouth. Jam?Pim.
For wooit 4 Co.
steamer Meciregor (Br), Miller, Kt Ann* Bay-W W nari
?ut .V Co,
Steamer Wergeiiimt (Nor). Hansen, Barseos?H Darnels.
Steamer Martha ate vent. Chance. Baltimore? B N Downer.
Sinn Iceberg. Treal. San Prancltco -Van Vleeck A Co.
bark Helios (Nor), Woltt, Tromsee, Norway?FuncU. Edyt
tc Co.
Hark scotland ( Hr). MBnro. Antwerp-Snow A Burges*.
Bart Anna Marla d'Abunilo (Ital). Monti, Cette?Fiiaeh,
Ethe rt Co.
Bark ll L Houlh. Kirby, New.Orleans?Tupper A B*?ttle.
Bark Salome (Nor), Neilson, Perth Amoey?Benham A
Basvaaea.
Brit Marah Wallace (Br). Hobler, Halifax-AT Heney.
SAILKA
Steamer OnIt'.o, for sr John. NB.
Ship Beethoven, (or nuneri'.un.
Barks Hcot'nnil. tor Aatwwrti Jellie McOregor,-.
ling Advance, for i'ort au 1'iince.
Tilt Jim'I JUE NTS tit STEAMERS,
FOB KI UV PORTS
l.nyrin*?, June 'ii?Arrived, tteamer Canada (Br), Bobin
lon. (rom Mew*York.
"l.iVKKi-tiou Jinn-'Jj-Arrlve.l, tteamer Navarro (Span),
al.le. ..et.-a. fi ino New. Vork.
Qt.-BKXsTows, June ^4?Arrive.), steamer The Qneon (Br).
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-eedod).
soi i hampton. June L'4 ? Arrived, steaeier Elder (Ger).
Iltur, from New-York en h*r way to Bremen (and proceeded)
Ol.Asonw. June 1"4-Arrived, steamer Stale of Nevoria (Ur),
Douglas*, from New-York.
I.aI'.vk. Juno ill- Hallen, steamer state of Ooorgla (Br),
Moodie, Iroui olasgow lu-mro for New-York.
st n.t.r. lune 2a? Passed, steamer (lelletf (Oer), Kuhlweln,
Ironi New.York on Bet war to Hamburg,
DUBBBT JIK \ i >. June as-Pastou. aiearaer Uland (Dan),
Skiedi. from New Yora Ba lier wav to Copenhagen.
HAVnK, Juno ii?Arriver), steamar La Nornieadle (Fr).
De Kersabtae, from New-York. _
.Ni ah -i .11. i. ki, June -^A Ainvcd, steamer Aletla (Fr), Vail
et, (rum New.Vork. _
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fort- , _. , ,
Yokohama. June 26-Arriveil, tteamer City of Peking,
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Morse, Iroui San Prancltco.
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