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QKAND ARMY lU'GLE NOTE?.
Tha new Department Commander, Colonel Albert
D. Shaw, o? \Yntnrtown. has adopt?-?! th? Innova?
ron of unfurling In colors the Star Spangled Ban?
ner under which tlio Hoys in Blut? fought over hi?
general onl? rs Issued from hi.? headquarters. It Is
;rn Inspiring sight, and will bo looked upon by most
vomrades as a ?rood omen for the BShSOSBB of Com?
rade Shaw's administration. In Q?jn8rsJ Ord?rs
No. 3 the Department ?'ommaiubr B? cks to im?
press upon the comrade* ?if New-York tin- neces?
sity for a larfrn attendance at th?1 National Kn
vainjiment at Huffalo, August 23 to 2$. lor it will
be the lust gnml BSStitlBg of the surviving i-om
ra.ies of the war In our Btat?. He says; "The
phys! al attractions of Buffalo ami Its envlron
ments an- unsurpass?M. The beautiful city Itself,
the gem of the Qnsat Ixikes. and the qasw Inland
city of the Cnion. will be In Its most charming
N and the attractions ?if Niagara Kails, with
its won?!, rs of ?tactil? ? -nergy. an.i th? irlori?s nf
nature's greatest catarsvet, eombtn? ti? render this
encampment unique in Its delightful feature? It
will be the crowning pageantry of th?' old veterans
of the grant war days, an.', it ?s earnestly hoped
that all posts In th- State will make a great effort
t? b?- BS fully repre.-.tit.-l as possible. N-w-York
was t'-.e foremost Btat? in the Union in ?applying
men and Bsoney In th.- National hour ol t.I. ind
It must ba shown that the spirit of ISSl-'R still lives
in the hearts of h?r surviving veteran suns, who
should turn out In full ranks to mike the Buffalo
encampment brilliant as the war-worn defenders
of the Republic march la r?'vi? w befora th? Presi?
dent of th.- Nation. The .-?mirad? 8 ar?! patriotic
citizens of Buffalo have displayed unaurpassed in?
ter? st in this coming historic encampm?-nt, and
their early and remarkable organization In perfe '
lag all ?ietails is proof of how deeply they feel the
honor ..f trio visit of th? surviving veterans of the
Union from nan] Btates. Their preparations fur
the comfort, hospitality and enjoyment ol these
honor.-! saviors of the Nation are full and ?en
It is r"iommi>iHli?(l thai regimental reunions
ba arranged for at the National Encampment and
jirnuiiii'.'l at the ?earliest convsnlenl date, In order
that veterans living In different state? mai tx In?
formed where snd when to meet their ??id rom
r.-i.bs a special order announcing these reunions
w. ??? promulgated from thes? headquarters on
or aboui August 1, snd the data concerning the
same should be forwarded to Aaslstanl Adjutant
i o. H. Lester, Capitol, Albany, ;?s soon as
the necessary arrangements arc made. Qu
for such mooting? .an be secured through Secre?
tary Turner, of Buffalo. This feature ol the en
ramiimi'tii can be made very enjoyable by proper
organisation for hoMing th.- same, lint it is im
,.: ?. . . . - sry trat all details b.a arr n
at one? ?Only In this way can comrades from in?
WVsl m??-! vi-lth th.-lr c'.d army friends with cer?
tainty and without confusion. The he? tauartera I
New-York Btat? Department will be on the
. .' Fill -.a?- Square, in th" spa? lous and
comm? rllou? assembly-room, where commander?
will Immediately r?-port. on their arrival, the mini
ber of men in their commands, so that the same
may be noted. All comrades ol our State are re?
quested to be present snd realster at these head
quarters In order that comrades from cher State?
? .silv find their friends in attendance from
N. w -V >rk."
"High Privat?," writing from Albany, say?:
?quarters official? have settled down to busl
re hard st 1t. The new Council of Ad?
trat Ion held its first meeting laat week and
rrled oui the wish?s of the Department Encatnp
- -in sccordanc? with th? resolution: namely,
r. ed the expensi of the department tl.000 Th"
Coun II In its wisdom reduced 1 ? assistant Adju?
tant-General's salary *.'". did sway with the a I?
.-k si |SM and n In ? I th? allowances
ol the Judge Advo ate the Inspi 'tor and the Chief
Mustering Officer. The Assistant Quartermaster
Oener il'a salarj i I llsturbed Why? Is a
query for th? incll to answer. The Ast
,-;.. , who If tin i ard? si workl - o
?j (,] .,. ),, lart? ...?- :v....\s :?? be
t'?.r. .gets ea? pa) than th? Assist ml Quarter?
master-General who til he follows In the footsteps
o' hi ;?.ors) '''i:l visit headquarter? about
. month. Ol irse, be is under bonds and
reaponslbl tor th? of the department, and
baa ? ? hire a clerk, which may have entered Into
,|. :.., . en th quMtton ol n lu tton
was liscussed. Bui In spit- of this the place
o; Assistant Qu ri rmaster-Gcneral ij a pretty
^.|i mandei .-''haw, al led
: appointe : ?taff, is making vigor
mrades In this de
partmeni "or the Bui National Encampment,
ilar letter to
i ,,,-,.? ? ? . ? ? . iut I ? ? partm? nt,
.- . . them to "-.
.... ? .1 ihove nil to se ure qui r
???..? -? possible moment and not wall
there re no lions to I :
II . |y been reei Ivi ; on? from Liv?
ingston County P.- veteran? there have organ
Is? d and will I i es In line on tl ??
Ever) -ounty wl?. be represented, and
certalnl) X? ?r-Yors should turn out stronger In
Buffalo ;r. ?" th n she did !n ''?'.' at Washington
.- n- ;i E Stambaek, 'the I'-.ikenf Yorkshire,'
muster? ?? -, ??????.-.:. B turday evening
at Aid ? ? inty, X V.. Post Xo ?SO The new
; -? ?tarti ?'? s th ' nemhership of twenty-five
. ? art? r men ? rs le Wllber, commander of
the r? ta, N Y.. mustered ir ,-i post at
I?,,-..', m Delaware County, 'his w?->-k with a
. ! irter m< mbfvrshlp of eight? i
er a dispensation granted by <"\iptaln James
y Rurrage Commandery, the Farragut A*socln",on
of Naval Veterans, Captain George ( ?lditch. of the
steamship Ki.hr I'rir. a - n wtered into the
sssoclatl.n hoai I that steamer on Saturday last
in ii:< presence of a number of shipmates, Captain
h ha? a fin ? re ord In the Navy of 1*S1-'S5, and
i- ? iw h command of a '..ir^-e steamer In the
COff?n ?'?. 'hi-' I">rt and Brazil.
Tl " regular meeting of the Farragut Association
of .v.- al Veterans takes place on Thursday even
I illy ?. at which time several recruits will be
must"i<d in and arrangenseata male ror the elev
? r ?? innua] convention of th?- National Association
of Naval Veterana, to be held in Buffalo in August
next. At the National Convention a revised con?
stitution and bylaw? will i"- adoptad ?ni consider?
aba bualnesa o: great Importance will l?- done?.
Among in? vital questions will be that of defining
mor? clearly tti?- dutlM and rights of th? senior
: the ippolntlng of an executive stair
who a? duty n shall be to decide questions which
.-?' been handled according to the per
-, : -v. s of the senior officer. The naval ea lets,
: Captain Bernard H. Bapelow, are recruit?
ing rapidly and hope by autumn to swell their
r .:ii.s- to tiv* hundred uniform?^ men. Th?? f'um
l Naval Veteran Association, of Ne? Bed
? ? : Masa., ir- forming a naval cadet corpa un?ier
:. provtsl mal charter from the New?York ?'.?.let
Corps.
Tiie Vosburgh Veterana will c?l?br?t? the hirth
day "f Colonel Ahram B, Vosbtrrgh, the first Colonel
of Da ~:-i Regiment, on September 10 next, which
would be his seventy-second anniversary. At a
meeting ol the association haM on Tuesday even?
ing, Colonel H.titv F. Llebenau, the prealdent, on
motion ?at Comrade Daniel Keyea, appointed a com
with full power to make the necessary ar
rat tementa for the celebration Daniel Keyes,
' ?.-??? -^ M. 'o;. n.J. ic il. sjhultis, f. w
Wyckoff, a il. Pride Joseph Keller, J T Mc
Jlulii. David Harn? I and W, B. Ferguson. ? ol mel
1.1. I.-II.IU has Issue?! a circular letter to all old
n.'-r-, ??.-.- "?" the 71st Regiment who did dutv in
the Old '-.:. an rjuard under Colonel Vosburgh
? '? with th? association on thi
occasion m perpetuating Colonel v??t.tiut>;h's mem?
ory and t" send their names, addresses and -om
pan) numbers to s. retary Georg? w Beckwlth
No. ?.... Eaai On? I indred-and-fortteth-at i
' . ? ,:"- A'-" ? rman o* the committee
on I>.-:..r itii n Da) Celebration, presented his com?
mittees r.-;ort, whi'h was read, approved and ?
cept? I, and the committee was dl? harged with
thanks.
Captain William Fowler, of w. s. Hancock Post
No 354 r. ? eiv.-'l a ?nngratulatory visit from a largo
T.i-mix-r of comratles ..t,?i fri.-niis tam gaturday
night, wh.. i.-j"i..'i with him on his recovery from
a t;-.r?-? months' confinement to his home with a
"game lag," the result of Irritating an old wound
receive?! at the battle of Maivern Hill In th- ]ate
ini ? . ?? tneaa. Ills palatial house and ground?
No ft? i'laremont-av?., Jersey city. w?r?- ?ii,.,; ?ritrj
Jt-'l Men, ?.ri'id Army men and other?, who wlahed
ti..- jovial captain many ye,-,r?. ot health ari.i pros?
perity, a brass band accompanied th? party and
when It Played "Hail to the Chief the Captains
niece, .Miss ? nristlm. Adama unfur?e,| r,??j Q'ory
ene w** Inspiring. The Captain entertained
the v.Mt?.r- ti, tils usual hospitable manner and it
was rnl.li.iuhi when Ir.?- party <ll?j.ersed will.?- the
band ilr>??i "H?'s s Jolly Qnod Fellow.'
Koltas Post No. o2 has iilreHdy completed Its ar
.:i;?-nts fur the trip to liufTalij. The Kaltes
c-omraij. -> lave gssgsged a hotel for their u?ta during
the snwamsssjsnl and ? apt-ci.ii train vta tha West
Shore RallroadL They will i"- aocosapsuited by
Kaixr's l'?.st Band. The rates ar?. $13 for the round
trip. This Include? ?-very expense?hotel, railway
ami Baverai excursion? -<>ne to Niagara Falta, At
the ;a.-?t en ampment of Kolt.-s l'ost No '?2. <;,-n
eral Max ?Veber wan mustered in with lmpo??.n?
? ? i ?:. my. Tue <i<-n??ral bad long daatred to be?-om?>
a comrade <-f the ?Jrand Army of the Republic hut
had ba*?n prevented from Joining by abaanc? and ill
nes? ..nd always ?-xpresHeii a de?ire to Isseoma a
member of K.oltes l'ost. ss fo many of the soldiers
und? r his command ar?? comrade? ?;f that post
ral \v'<-i,er was on? of th? i.?t ???rman rom
i nnders In 'he Unkm Army, ami extremely popu
Koltn lost is proud of Its new recruit
The New-York Memorial CommlttM at it? taat
: g prasjKrtsd Klrwt Vice-? halrrnan Jos? ph A
Go-).?!i-n to tn? post of chalriniin. V? nt..: by Oen?
er;.: H<orae? Pttrtar, ri.itco Btatas Amha?ador to
Franca, The .-?'tion of th<- ctosasslttas was unanl
mou?, arid Cosnradal Ooulden aaeasslai In a ?tlrrlnK
BBSteah. DeparifassH ?'ommander Shaw, who was
Dfsas ?'. atas iriud?? an BaMraaa which was able and
iMtruotlva Ho tod l.ow he had visited Public
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
\VK SHAM. OFFFJH ON M'^NPAY, Jl'NE 28.
KOK TURKU DAYS WLTi
800 IMKCES HEAVY JOINTI.ESS CHINA
MATTING
at ?6.60 Per Roll of 40 y.ird?.
RKi;ri?Ait PM?CI llsJa,
Summer Furniture.
Couche?, ?"hairs. Rochan an.l Tal.1??, upr)o!?t?r?il In
Fin? Mngpnn MnttlnK. at popular prie?.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO.,
Sixth Avenue, 13th and 14th Sts.
Schools Nor?. 23, fi9, S7 ami 9?i, and what he had Wit?
nesaed there, In company with General George B.
Loud, Colonel H, H. Adam?, ex-Regtater Ferdinand
Levy snd Lieutenant Henry Hale. I". B, A., repre?
senting dineral M.rritt. The subjecl of military
education was the main topic dlscuased, and it will
be strongly pressed in future. Not only are the
pupil? much in favor ol it. but the teachers sis?
They ?assert that it promotes discipline, more atten?
tion on the part of the pupila to the regu ar duties,
inre sttentlon to personal appearance and i earn
lines? and manly deportment. This Is all demon?
strated by the superiority of those schools that
have adopted it. Pasl Department Commander E.
,i Atkinson's resignation ss s?-' retary of the Memo
rial Committee was not arc.pte.i.
At the regular encampment of William D Ken?
nedy Dost No. 4!. William .1. Kent commander and
Krank A. Didier sdjutsnt. held on Wednesday even?
ing, June O, the following resolution was iin.mi
mously adopted:
That a vote of thanks be offered to Cornelius
Van v'ott. Postmaster of Xew-York City, by Will?
iam I> Kennedy Pos1 Mo. It <?. A R Department
ol New-York, f??r his recently Issued order releasing
veterans of the war from the onerous require?
ments ??f night ?iutv |n the New-York PostofRr/e,
and that we reipi'-st th? publication of th-s resolu?
tion In the Grand Army column of The Tribune.
Colonel A. <?. Dickinson, commander of the Con
fed, rate Veteran Camp ol New-York, and Thomas
I.. Moore, adjutant, have senl a handsome letter of
acknowledgment to Capta!-' P. I. Flynn. command?
ing the Farragut Association ol Naval Veterans,
which took part in th. dedication ol the Confed?
erate Monument at Mount H"?"- Cemetery last
month, The letter is as follow?;
"T'e.ir Sir: It become* a more than pleasant duty
to notify you and your comrades thst at a meeting
of this camp, held on the Kth, by a unanimous and
enthusiastic vote I was instructed to send ;o you
Individually aa.; collectively our hearty thanks
for the honor of your presence at our late ?indica?
tion ceremonies and at the reception as well. The
affair woul 1 have heen incomplete without you. As
it was. everybody says It u.i^ perfect in all re?
spects, and a typical 'Rally rom i the fi.tg- of our
country."
The Confederal? ?tamp on M?,m rial I>ay aided the
Farragut Assoc!; tlci at the decoration of Admira'
Farragut's statue I?. Madison Square.
The fifteenth annual reunion of the Itt'n New
Tork Artillerv Veteran Association will he held at
j'.uffalo on Tuesdsy, August 24.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
fifth AVENUE- Alexander B. Allan, of Lang
sine, .Scotland; Dr H. C. Yarrow. Senator Thomai
C. Platt, of Washington, and A. Hose, of Natches.
HOLLAND HOUSE-Gustav (V Pabat, of Mil?
waukee, and Thomas Laurv, of Minneapolis.
NETHERLAND- Frank B. Martin, of Nice,
Prance; H. K. Cox. of Paris, and Judge penis
O'Brien, of the ?'ourt of Appeal* WALDORF?
Mauri... W. Parker, of Posten, and R. H. Wilber.
of South Bethlehem, ? ? ? ,
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Funeral of Joseph .1. O'Donohue, St. Patrick's
?'at!., .lr.il. 10:10 a. 111.
Music Teachers' National Association, Grand
?'?-titrai Palace
Noon prayer-mei tine. No. r,S Fulton-st.
Annual convention, National Association of Elo?
cutionist? No ?I West Flfty-seventh-st., afternoon
nd ? venlng.
Young Democracy, Murray Hill Lyceum, ? p. m.
? - -? -
NEW-YORK CITY
Odd Fellows' Hall. No. 133 Powery, was crowded
yesterday afternoon when the members of Zlon
Lodge, Independent Order Free Sons of Israel, met
t.? honor the returning of Grand Master Julius
Harburger, who was re-elected at ?'hi.-ago for a
t?rm of tu?- yearn Grand Master Harburger made
an addresa A dinner followed.
The annual service of St. Paul's Chapel Sur.day
school, Of Trinity parish, was held last ?-venlng in
?he chapel, at Broadway and Fulton-st. About
two hundred pupils vwre presen-, an'l the service
was conducted by the ReV. William Montague
<;<er. vicar. The pev Robert Morris Kemp, su?
perintendent "f the Sunday-si-hool. read a report
highly complimentary to the pupils.
Several men sitting In n bathing pavilion nt Fast
Fifty-fifth-st. yesterday afternoon saw fifty feet
out in the river the head of a man bobbing up and
?lown in the water. He appeared to be making un
??(Tort to reach the shore. At that place, which Its
known as Allen's Point, the river runs swiftly and
is dangerous to any ?x.-ept expert swimmers. A
hont ?ras hurriedly sent out from the shore, but
the man disappeared It is believed that he was
drowned.
LOCKOUT OF THE PLA8TERERS.
TO rtF.c.iN TO-DAY, AND BTMPATHBTIC STRIKES
may follow.
The lockout of three thousand plasterer? will go
:n*o effect to-day, and many sympathetic ??trlkes,
involving a larg.' number of men of oth?-r I ulld
lng trail?s. may result, Th?- firms In the Employ?
ing Plasterers' Association appear to l-'.iv-i decided
to fight against th? demand? of the men to tii<
bitter end.
William J. O'Brien, chairman of the Board of
Delegates), said yeaterday that the situation was ?
most sillons on-- and it was ?lifllcnlt to foresf?
What would follow H? declared that the Poard of
Delegates would support the plasterers, as it had
promised to ?lo, and that if t be bosses carried out
their threat to employ non-union men, sympa?
thetic strikes would be ordered wherever these
nx-n wer? found at work. The bosses have al?
ready advertised for men in out-of-town newspa
pi rs. bul up to Saturday no ncn-unlon m?-n had
?i. fn put to work in any of the building! now I" lng
? ? ? ??? d In this city
Wherever non-union plasterer? ?re found at work
to-day, general strikes will be ordered Immediately,
Among the buildings on which s'iik.s are threat?
ened an- the new Hotel Astoria, the Kngl.rs'
<? nd New-York Athletic clubhouses, Delmonlco'i
and Sh.iry'?. The situation ?s considered th? ni".-t
serious In the building trade? for some time.
- ?
THE PB0PO8ED LABOB TEMPLE.
i,< r?e h Warn? r, chairman ??f the Labor Tempi i
Committee, ta'.k?d further about the pr |ect st th?
meeting of the Central Labor Union yestertlay, and
the subject of permitting labor organizations not ? !:
r c ly afflltati l with the Central Labor Union to
take part in building it was voted OB It vvi- S
??del that circulars explaining how the committee
pi ; led 10 ?reel th? temple without money should
??o gent to all organisations, inviting them to co?
operate
Daniel Harris seemed ta think that the Central ' ?
b ir Union would not b"i able to control the temple
if flth-r organization? helped to erect it; but Chair?
man Farley intimated thai it was too early to ?lls
'? IS? that Sid ? of !!?<? SUb-taCt.
Mr. Warner then explslned mue fully th* plan of
the committee, whu-h Insisted that th? temple could
I..- easily erected without money through th? medi?
um of a labor exchange which would issue ? r-.j.
H? called attention to :!i< labor exchange? which
now ?xlsi in Denver an i Kansas City, and read <>.
tracts from small Journas which ihey print in the
copy of "Th? Labor Exchange Gul.d, ??f Denver,
which Mr Warner had, then was a liai ol more
nan three hundred merchants who were wlKIng and
were In th?- habit ?>f taking the non-Interest bearing
scrip such as th? exchange w mid Is? :?? ?ten m rtaj
mem for goods Kven lawyers snd otnei profs?,
slonal men were willing lo accept this terlp In pny
meni for their services, and everything almost could
be tiH'l of the merchants, even to second-hand cloth?
ing. Buch an exchange was also .n successful
operation In Cincinnati. Mr \v.ir.\?-r declared thst
many people si ihst thought thai the committee's
scheme was visionary, und some had ?aid that he
was "nutty" on the subject snd s tu candidate fur
PiOdmlng-dale, t.ut they wer? beginning to think dif?
ferent!)
Daniel Harris, chairman of the committee which
had .-ii.ug?. of the mass-m.lng hi ! i In ?'?..,..:
I'nloii on Friday night t., protest sgalnai the pr.sent
Jun system, made th?- following report:
"The mass-meeting on Frtilaj night was a boni
lng suoci ?s nit !"
I'liairnmn Parley, In solemn t?-.nes. ih?-n repested
the report to the assembled delegate? In the follow
lng manner:
The .i.-ieKat.-r- will pleaee t.-.ke notlc? that the
ma ?-meeting <?n Friday ntgnt aras a howling
???? n nil
Mi Harrt? ild that hi would never have anything
ro do with anothi r rentrai I, r...r Unto
ing In hot vv ? ,- .i
? ?ss?
i.ii I IT MAIXTAISEB IX KEY WE81
Key We?r, F!?.. June fj, Everything la quiet hers
A ?quid of United Ptnu. soldier? was senl from the
garrison to guard the Port Taylor Reservation si
the request of ;!ie contractors to-day, j? then I? ?
qrar-i'v rf 'imam,'? for biasing purposes and
Oth?r j:i.?!?-:.! 1 ti ?t'.r i tht-r?.
?
\Jm*
An Arruni Occurrer.r*.
First he selected a suit; then un?
rolled a huge fashion-plate and made
comparisons.
They didn't compare?his fashion
plate was a year old.
If you're going to bring fashion
plates please bring this year's; our
styles are new, each seasons goods
are practically all sold before the be?
ginning of another
Better tan shoes than ours are not
made; a </uarantce fcTOes with each
?o *r>
pair?your money back if you want
it.
Rockrs, Peet & Co.
Prince an.I Rrosdirsy
Warren in i Hi ads ir.
Thirtv .-? 1.1 ss ?? Broadway.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.
Th* ft.-iir oflleera snd trustees of th" Am?rK-nn
Va. ht Club, .it Milton l'oint, have invited :h.- ra,-.
tains of th?- Atlantic facht ?Club snd tneir jruests
to h" pressent at s reception to i..- ?given in their
honor at the clubhouse on the evening of Tuesday,
July ??. this being the occasion .ai th.- snnusl re?
gatta. Tti' squadron will rendesvoua uff ihr club?
house at 11 "'? i ?-k s. m. ind In -tie Bftirrnoon th?
regatta will be ?oiled over the club course, The
yacbta al anchor will dr??si ship si 4 o'clock p. m.,
snd during the evening will illuminate, Thor? will
he mus?.- at tii?' clubhouse ?1 irlng the afternoon
and dancing in th.- evening, snd II the weather Is
favorable the club grounds will be illuminated snd
thei.- will I"- a dteplai of flreworki ?'nmmo.lore
Charlea A. Gould ha- designate the Sea Ira as the
flagship and appointed II. !?? B. Parsons Reel iip
tain. ?
Andrew Masllne, sixty-eight yesrs old, of Bast
Fort Chester, died on Saturday. Mr Masline was a
memlter of the VVashlngt? ri Bo .. ty and other or
d.-r-. He leaves nine children. The funeral will
be held to-morrow sfternoon,
Oround was broken on Saturday by Oontra<-tr>r
John ii. Mt-rritt for ;!..? n-vv ?-. > 1.. i ? ? r .= " monument to
i ?? ?-r. ?'? i on th? propertj recently given t?? the
villar'- ot porl Ch?rster !?> George IV. Quintar?!.
'lio- committee announces that .; win push the
v.ork alonK until completion, The monument I.?
now being mad?- by .1 Mass? v Rhlnd, of NVw
V-rk.
char)..- I>awrenre l'ont ?.?.r.cepted1 ?n Invitation
to attend s'-rvi... in ::,e Presbyterian Church In
Port Chester on nesi Bun?lay night. The ?.?rmon
will ho by the Rev. I i: Wl Iti
The Msgasln? Club ..-t w? i k enjoyed a '-o.,r:,
inc party to Rye Lake. Th' party consisted of
Mm w. T, Kelly. Miss Busan Marshall. Miss
So-irs. Mr?. W II Bawden, Mi--? Jietta Marshall.
Miss Wi.ks. Mrs W. T. Lane Mrs. John V. Milts.
Jr.. Miss Settle Btudwelt, Miss Nellie Btudwell,
Miss Alcorn and Mrs. Genung.
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NKW-U? hCHELLE.
Reports hy the officers ? '. Che >.'? w-Roeheo.? Tav
em Company at us snnusl meeting show thai Ini-'l
tutlon t> i-e a well-managed and extremely pre ttl tal
charity. The :-'t;?l number of transient lodgers at
th?? tavern in 'he year was ?;.??'? Th.. highest num
i'r record? i on any one nlghi waa forty, snd the
lowest nine. The guests of ihe Institution war? prin?
cipally the unemployed and men end hoys who
s ild otherwUi frequent the saloons.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Frederic Remington have arranged
for a lawn part) ;n .-.! of ''..- Day Kursen un
1 in lay, Julj ? Mr. Remington's stu?1lo contain?
many pictures and a lat?;?, number .?t models and
.-urios, and it will i? open to visitors.
Peter Jams, one .f thi best-known ?"Jerman resi?
dent? of Kew-Rochelle, died on Saturday and will
i..- ?.r.ri'-d this sfternoon. Mr. Jants was e'ghty-four
year's old an I was a -hart, r member "f the New
Hoehelle Manner ;hOI, organised thirty-?.:;-? years
sgo.
?'. Oliver Iselln has purchssed a new naph'ha
i-iuneh for the use of hi? faml'.y. Adrian Iselln snd
his. family spend considerable of their tin-)..- in their
prettj yscht, cruising "ff ti-ie Bound, near Premium
I'oint and I tavenp? ri Keck.
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PEEK8KILL.
The fourth reeitai ,-u the Peekskill Conservatory
of Musi? was given on Saturday afternoon Th"
attendance was large snd th.- audience was en
thuslastlc. Th? subjecl was "Modern Mssters,"
There will h" a sociable i-i the Plrst Baptist
I'hun^h this evening. At St. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church the monthly business me-tinir ?if
th- Kpwo.th League will he held. This is the last
meeting of th? season
Ti," Water Commissioner? have adjourned until
Julv 16.
The meeting of Bald Ragle Tribe Ko. 2M, 1. o. o.
H. M., th!? evening ?rill be "f sp?cial interest. The
i'.ir-t ur.irxl sachem, Peter .!. Dobbs, of Brooklyn,
will he present. The annual election will he- held.
and the contesl for othce will be lively, as ;i.?-r?
are several candidates for each place.
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SINO SINO
Warden Bage of the State l'rison at this place
expects t'? have th' neu Administration Building
at that Institution ready for occupancy by th?
Fourth of July. The structure was begun in l***,
win Include within its walls all the department? <?f
? r .? ) n-"i; ? ,\'-",'t 'i.?Is, and is ??ne of th?- moat
.\. a.'i' n.j Armory. In Bprlng-st. The alterations to
the church will Include t:.. tearing down of th?
;.. .;t i.! ist. i . Hing, leaving the raft?-r.s and
beams "f 'he r?"'t expose?!; th? Introduction of a
centre aisle and the remodelling ol the chaneel
The prison authoritle? promise to begin work on
th.- Durston-av? Improvement this week, William
Purcell and Captain ' harl.-s Htlbert have boon ap?
pointed to superintend th." work, and they will
Rave about thtrtj convicts under them, selected
from ti"- '"*' stone-masons In th? Institution. It
i- Intended tbsl th?- retaining wall shall he a flrst
, ass p).- ?? of work, and an ornameni to the prln
? ipai approach to this village from th?- railroad sta
TARRYTOWN.
H tpc Hos.- Compsny'a fair .-ame t? a successful
.?lose on Baturdaj night, i nd will he lonsr renters
bered ns the largest fair ever held in Tarrytown.
Th.- smounl netted will prohahly he in the neigh?
borhood "f t:
borhood "f };???'
It i;. ..\...,'..'. thai iti.- Nest York, white Plains
and Klmsford Railroa?! Company will begin run?
ning It? cars between Tarrytown and Elmaford
i . \t week.
Th? Tarrytown Rod and Gun Club is mnkitu im
provementa ti I - ?????? clubhouse recentl) acquired
,,n th- river-front.
Th? Toung People? Bo? let) "f t hnstian t-n
desvor "f ih< Beeon?! Reform???! i.'hurcn will hold a
?orlahi? In the i h ?;?? ' ??? u lay e renlng.
?jl,,. |;, \ w H Rartholf "i Vonk.rs. occupied
the pulpit "f th. s. ?mi Reformed Church ?ester?
,.,,, |n ,?,,. absence of the pa-tor. t:.? It'v. Arthur
?v. Mabon.
.IBS PERRY AND HASTINGS.
The engagement has been snnounced "f Miss K.
jeanett.. Dorland, th? daughtei -.f Samuel <?. L>or
laiul, of Hastlngs-on-the-Hudson, snd M.Mlle O.
Palliser a prominent lawyei of this village. Th?
wedding will lake place m the near f.jtur.-.
'i',.. Ret James A. Konls hat accepted a call to
the Presh let .- i hurch ?r Ulen Cov?, Long Irl?
and. Tti- Hastings Bods I Club Is making ar?
rangements tor its annual picnic,,to i? held al
? i ikriale lirov?) on Jrrly w
The Frasei Pree School will have Its dosing ?s>
. r. IS4-S on Krldai evening A good programma ha?
I . ..,, ?ri ? ged '.. Prol : Martin M. Ti dd. th?
principal.
'In. I.a.li'-' Aid Bi?cieti of th? Reformed Church
of Hasting? will hold >? basaar on \V? Inesday snd
Thur..'av .ifi -inoon? and ? ening?
The New York Central Railroad i- erecting a
-??-. i bridge over It? track? ??t Westchester 1'ark
Th.- tiiliiai'i oiirnsment undei the dlre<-Uon "f
th- Tower Rl?lge Ya.-ht Club, ended thi- vv-'.k. :n-t
pris? bel na wot: h\ Walter Keyes.
8TATE\ l.^hWh HAFPEXIXG8.
Testerdsy was th.- banner day of th? season for
lummer v.-itois. and thousand? came from Mew
.t..i Kew-Yorh t.? rlsli South ind Midland
Although th" Ira ns ind iroltoy-trars
-??? i ? '..niiii. all day, ?ml] ? i i ol any
Iras r? ,' -r-"'! In II iftemoon I .".?r> .
Sri..ni iwent) fair year? old, who live? at Castle
?'.;. ? ... : . is. v. i- bi i. t.- i f: o. r :,- iep of ? Mlil
land Railroad cai while H'irs io Richmond and
fell t.. it,, road 111- left leg wa? broken snd he
r? elved i ... t.- nu n. the be id il?- was i. -
moved to th.- Smith Infirmar) South Beach w .?
Often wi?Ie ail it av vvtli ? . r. 1 I om-t r'S. drimlng
snd olem v ?.f b? ? t
Freemsn A Corson, slsty-onc .? ?r? old a r??t
taut of Wkkt liiigiiiun, (iP.-d auiiJ'.i.ii ui 1.1? UOI..C
Neill's
Five Great Sales That Begin To=Day.
A SPECIAL SALE
?O V?
Women's Sailor Hats,
50c, 75c, anJ 95c, each,
They are all choice sh.ip.-s and worth
from 06c. 10 1. ?5.
A GREAT SALE OF
Men's Negligee Shirts.
Positively the greatest value we have
ever offered.
500 DOZEN
M;ule of Woven Madras, cut full and all
hand finished, sizes M to 17; a large vari?
ety o? patterns
GREAT CLEARING SALE
?OF
Women's Summer Suits,
Wash Skirts & Silk Waists.
AT LESS THAN COST OF MATERIALS.
200 Tailor-made Storm Serge Suits, fly | 100 Rich Silk Costumes, French Foulards
fronts, Jackets lined with Taffeta Silks, full
69c.
EACH.
Actual Value 1.25.
A SALE OF
Bicycle Suits.
Men's Crash Bicycle Suits, Taped Seams
and patent pockets, the correct thing for
summer wear,
skirts, cambric lined
I'f- Formerly 10.00
NOW
4.98.
Tailored Suits of
Serge, Jackets lined
tone Taffeta Silks.
If Formerly 16.00
NOW
best English Storm
with brilliant two
arid Indias, trimmed with lace and ribbons.
\ST Formerly 25.00 to 35.00.
NOW
14.75.
Ladies* Silk Shirt Waists of the best quai?
ity of Taffeta, plain and fancy designs.
ty Formerly 6.00.
-^ 2.98.
2.98,
Golf Suits of line Plaids and overplaids, I
cuff on trousers,
7.98.
2,000 Crash and Linen Dress Skirts,
Itrj- Formerly 1.98 to 2.98 each,
^ 98c. to 1.49.
A GREAT SHIRT WAIST SALE.
Don't miss it. It's a great opportunity for money saving.
Two splendid values that tell the whole story :
4.98.
OOOC?0<XK><>0000<WOO<><X>0<KH50>5'.><)<)00
\ ALL CA5H PURCHASES DELIVERED %
\ FREE TO ANY POINT WITHIN 100 g
0 MILES OF NRW YORK CITY. O
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CKKKKW()<>0000000<>OCKK>CO(KK3>00<>0<>0 I
500 Dozen Laundered Waists in Htamines,
Madras, Lappets and Lawns of fine quality,
the product of the best manufacturers, all
Dainty Colors, Detachable Collars and Cuffs
in white or self, all sizes,
1.25.
Usual Price 8.98.
1,000 Dozen Laundered Waists in Lawn,
Lappets, Percales and Htamines, detachable
Collars and Cuffs, all elegant colorings and
designs,
75c.
Usual Price 1.7*.
A Complete Assortment of leadles*
Tailor Hade Vests at Lowest Prie*-*.
Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street.
fr<-?m IkmuI disease rraterday morning. Hs had
been In the employ of the Stal -n Island Infini?
Ratahllshment : - mor? thai half a century. HI*
wlff ?in?l two children survive him,
In a quarrel over famllj affa r? late on Saturday
rlKlu Loula Zelmsch, a resident of Lnurel-avc.,
Btapleton, ?tahhed his son, Richard, twenty-one
...1 with -i butcher-knife, after chasing him
through the house. The boy was Injured In the
I? ft shoulder the blade passing through lo his
back.
Th? frr.Tinntl'in exercises of the Port Richmond
I'nton !?>'?'? Behool will ho hold to-morrow.
A strawberry festival will be given In Klngsley
Methodist Church, Btapleton, to-morrow evening.
A BREAK tX 80CIALI8T BAXK8.
BXC1TEMBRT AT AM ALL-NIOHT MFKTiNG-ONr:
OF THE LEADER. Pt*T OCT.
One hundred and twenty delegatw, said to repre?
sent K.000 Borlallsti In Oreater New-York, held a
meeting on Saturday nlgl I In th?' hall al So. fit
Rast Fourth-sL which did not break up until yes?
terday morning and they had an exciting time
generally. Th? resull was thai Louis Miller, the
leader of Ihe Populist faction, was forcibly ejected
from th?- hall and a serious spill in the Bo?slallst
ranks caused thereby. While the meeting was go?
ing ?m it wsi d?Bclared thai Daniel De Leon had
polled 4.s?? vote? In the IXth Congress District in
: is list election, and that Tammany was now try?
ing to gel control of this vote, it was further d<?
clarad thai Tammany was being assisted In ei rry?
ii ? '.ut i?-? scheme by certain ?>f the Socialist lead?
? ?-. and thai these refractory leaders would have
t.. be disciplined in eons?pqueti e.
About midnight the debata gol so heated that
uoseni <?f speakers were trying to talk at once,
und the chairman broke his gavel trying to restore
order. Al the height of the excitement I??1 I^eon
Jumped upon a 'hair and fharc.-d that the offend
In? Mill? had V'.:-.l for Record? Ooff in ISM, and
thai in ISM he had declared that th? Populist party
was Um Bociallsl party ol the United States, The
din at this time was ti rrtflc, but above it all could
be heard the voice of Miller, who shouted: "You
arc a liar! Vou ara a liar!*1
Rvery man was on hi? feet and shouting as loud
a? hi? lung? would permit, Finally, by an over?
whelming vote, the aergcant-at-armi war Instruct?
ed to remov? Miller from the meet ng. Thli proved
no easy matter, ai Miller fought and protested and
his fri'!'.'!-: ?tond h) him. ills enemies might have
di ?1st? d If Mar ? Hi n? kn an, tl ?? I? ad? r of the
Voung Women Boclallsts, had not taken a hand at
this Juncture and shouted: "Pul htm out! Pui
i Im out!"
Mllhr a is then put ?"it. and ha '.??'' vowing
i-entr? ?.?''???. ii un.-- admitted that the light had
cau?ed .? ?erioii>< break In Boclallsts' rank? and
that they would not In able to poll a unanimous
vote in tu? coming ? l??otlon.
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QUEER FI8H FOB THE AQl ARIl If.
A collection of curious fishes was brought from
Bermuda on board the Quebec I.:.? steamship
Orinoco, which arrived h< re yesterday, by Dr. T. l!.
Bean, superintendent of the A?|uartum, who accom?
panied an expedition ol t? to Bermuda to
sbsarve the conditions ?: animal and vege able Hie
In the Gulf Stream. Th? flehe? ?ren caughl In nets
and brought here In cans and tanks. The} wen
promptly tsken to thi Aquarium, snd placed on ex?
hibition, while I?r. la '.a. who waa ill, went to hu
h ?me, The luhei are as follow -.
Four angel fishes, whl a are thin and Oat, and
?wim on ? dge. Th? j .:!>? from I t ? 10 Inches long and
from .'. "o '? In? h< ? wl e Th ? ar? not? I : ?r their
brllllani colors, which are changeable, and vary
?.? ordlng to the light to which ihey are expos? i
Tneli bodies ire ol an ashen hue, ?vurlrgated with
i., autlful . hades ol or ing? ind I
A surgeon, or ?loctoi hah, ailed because ll has
u small ..i... ol a Ugh ranee, whl h '..^
Into h groove oi depre??lon ?:. -.: r,.- n*h
and h&a i - kel oi hinge bj ireana ol which It
may be lateral!) pr.?.???. r,.i. 'ihe la-ice I? supposed
lo be 'is?-1 i- a wt ipoii .?! defence The nah, which
u about 11 Inches long, and similar to an angel
hah in ?h '..??. la ol ? d p .... i n ?r along Its back
?lui ta?' und? r pat : of II bod]
Three Haml?*i fishes, or groupers >" called be
??'i-, thei -?.??.in In Ri ?upe. 'I ... -?? ar? iron, i>> ?o
24 inchea long rhe) resemble th? northern black
li-n in r-ii..;.-. inn iiHve inarpei non? . They have
?urge mouths, und are ? x ?? ?dingh .voracious, i.I
liiK upon ? ther ti*h of imalb r ?Ite, Th? Ir bodies
i- ' m nahen hue. with .lark brown atripea.
Ten hind Babes, which are ?Imllar In t ,, ?? to tho
is-i i.ip? i?. Thej .?r. from 10 to IS Inche? Umg, and
.ir? white, ?I'n brown and r.-.i ?pot?
'?:?? -? . ? ma a or ich ?olm ? -?? r fiah, about
6 inch??? long, srlth brown .?no black ?trip*?.
Two sriulrrel fishes, about 10 'nchea long, whl h
ar.. ?Imitar In ? lor ;i> go >lfl?h, out have longer and
narrower bolle?. Their name la derived from thi
r. ? that ihfj ha?.rg< ??>.??. which resemble
those ol a squirrel.
I'hera ? r? 10,243 rlsltori u th? Aquarium yester?
day, and the new arrival?, rup.clully the angel
fishtts, attraci?fd much attention
H I M MEPs ri.l \ A \ l> i o \ H T ! BLE I T ODtiB.
Trouble la - ?ii lo be brewing between Osear
llsmmerstein and Stevenson Constable, Superin?
tendent of Buildings. Thi t arlan ? ha reached
pa acute a st age that It I? ?aid Mr Constable
threaten! to etose '.i?' the Olympia ii"..i (Jarden
u?ar.- iiti.n ?tru i.nal alterations are Imme?
.tatet] ni.. - * i ?.? hi? part, Mi lluminersteln re
. ?- poiui r... to n. iKe thi han ?es, ind la re*
! portel to bave dalle i >it Constable to ompel huu
.K. m. .h. m li asserted that Mr, llammer
I ?telti ti running ?.'.^ rooi garden *iih??ui ,i u.. i,?,.
He made the neceasarj application ind deposit r..r
ii,.. ,..?! mu lasi Ma) hu? the M..\>.. UecllnM t?i
1 i ?? th? I en?? until the Uulldius l>epurtmenl
certifie? til .t the ?a?* In regard t.? ilrc-c? ..p. s and
' viner letal i onstru.'tloi ..-,.,, , ?.n, ?
?ii'i Mi ?nati ble refuse? ??? niant th? certltl .?i.
.:. II '? ' iln hange? are d i I? In the f.ir?l?\n, und
? Mr Haniinei t. in ? h. ? ? . mon i?
.? . . n IM .. I I ' .- i ' he ll
manda ?>.' thi department, for ihe reason .?- ;..?
rea, thai ni . ..i :? n . ? . :? tl) ife ..n.l t?,
fitti l with ?n the pre lutloii? foi th? prot?t tlon
":' i Itoi a t liai the las ?nal i ? upon i.? i he
? contre
It i? understood noa however thai Mi Con?
I at a hl? im- play? I anothei card u iln - hi? oppo?
pent b) lod ig a nplslnl with Captain Schmitt?
berg? that the Olympia l.: Uardun araa being
run a 111..... t a license.
STAMPS 8T0LEX AT THE BTATIOX. ]
A DISCOVERY AT THE IARLEM BRAN?CH POST
OfTICE -THREE MEM BC8PEMDSTJ
PROM DCTT.
A sch? me f'?r purloining stamps ha? r>c?n dis?
covered at Postofflee Station J. No. 211 West f?ne
hundred-and-twenty-flfth-et. Aa ? result Robert
Looney, superintendent of the station; W. J. Rey?
nolds, ? ??tamp clerk, an?l Predcrlck J Taylor, who
? ad charge of th?' mon'.y order department, have
i.n suspended from duty pending an Investiga?
tion. The postal officials aeen yesterday manifeste.;
t???- greatest retlcenc. regarding the matter, hut ?t
is und?stood that there la no charge against Bo?
perintendenl Looney save lax business methods.
Similar carelessness, It is ?ai?i. also k*d to Taylor*?
Buspension. l'uni the Investigation, which Is ap?
pointed for 10 o'clock this tr.ortilng at the post
office, Is held, the facts underlying the allegation
of robbery of ?tamps will not be known.
The One-hundreu-and-twenty-flfth-st. ?tatlon la
cn?> of the largest In the city, and Is the centre of
distribution for all the Harlem mails, i ?ne of the
large force of clerks employed there is stated to
have accidentally alighted upon the fraud, nrd to
have sent notification of hla discovery to Edward
II. Morgan, the General Superintendent of <'ity L?e
llvery. A aubs??quent Investigation by inspector?
of the Postofflra fed to the unearthing of s clumsy
plan f ir defrauding the Government of stamps.
The extent "f the thefts Is n??t more than |f?
when se. n yesterday at his home, No. 5*?*, a est
One-hundred-and-forty-sixtn-st., Mr. Morgan said:
"I enn say nothing about the matter at this stage.
While Irregularities <>f some kind are suspected.
the lnv<?stlgatlon by the postal authorities may
show that they are not of a criminal nature."
MUSIC TEACBEB8 VISIT THE CBUBCBES.
The music teachers, who are hailing their Na?
tional Convention in this city, resti l >? iterday. In
?tead of spending the day in council an i listening to
papera on sundry musical themes, they visited the
churches and temples, wher? ipeclal musical pro?
gramm?e ha I been arranged f? r their l?>-r>t'rtt.
The churc tea in queatton were the Baptist Tnher
rracie, Thlrd-ave. and 9 'hermerhorn-st., Brooklyn,
whi ? they listened to a choir of tw ? hundert voice?;
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, where the Rev. Dr.
Lyman Abbott preach? i api lal sersjMfl on music;
the First Presbyter in Church, Flfrh-ave. ami
Twelfth-at., thi? clt) South Church, Madison-ave.
and Thlrty-eighth-st., w cro ??: Smith, the organl?t,
gave a rectlai; Si 1'iu's Broadway and Vesev-s:
St.?Michael's, Amsterdam- vc. and Nlnety-nlntn-at.;
Church of the Incarnation, Madison-ave, und
Thirty-fifth-?!.. Church of th? Interceeslon, ?me
hui lred-and-tlf;y-e|ghth-?i, and Western Roule
\ ird; St Pi inch .\ ??. ? ??'?? Church, West Sixteenth
near Sixth a ?? . ? ? So ii Presbyterian Church,
NlBCty-alXth - and Centra Park West, St. Marks
Church, Tentl an?l ? nd-ava.; St. James's
Church, Ma :,-?.:: ' ' n.l Scventy-flrst-al
T i-di y the a la will meet In Joint c ?si in
with the Nation I .\ ? ? latlon ?>f Elocutionists,
* ?-?
01 YEB8 l\ TOWX.
Porteous ?fc Mitchell, Norwl h, Conn.?TP, R.
Murphy, carpets and upholstery goods, Ko, SE
U*hlte-st. Broadwa) Central.
Smith ,?? Murr.. Springfield Mass, Ales L
I cl ?ska and suite. Mo 55 whit? ? t,
Porteoua A Mitchell, Norwich, Conn.- John Por?
teous, dryg? .Is. etc., No, .'..'? Whlte-st.
McAuslan A Wakelln, Holyoke, Mass w. i;
Wakelln, dr) gooda, etc. Vend?me.
j. B Menken Company, Memphis. Tenn.?Loula
Halle, clothing, No. ill VVorth-?t. Vendome,
Sunshine, Kohn & Kaufman, Cleveland, Ohio?J.
Kaufman, woollens. Broadway ?'entrai.
M. Cohen, Sou A Co., Petersburg, Va. i. Cohen,
drygooda, . :?? St. i 'loud.
!.. Trepanier, l>?s M?>lnes, losra?J. Trepanier.
drygooda, ? tc Metropole.
I.inn .v s rugga Drygooda and Carpel Company,
Decatur, in ?'. Kline, drygoods. etc., Ko. K
Broad* ay. Metropole.
Hargadlne, McKlttrlek nrvg'ioii? Company, st
l...n la Mo M. O. Morrell, dreaa gooda, silk-- and
velveta, cloaks and suits. No lir? Worth-st Stuart
.1. Fral.y & <"o., St. Lout?, M?> .1 Praley, dry?
g.I?. ? t.-. Stuart.
Kell) A Healey, Bcranton, Penn. -M. O. Healey,
drygoods, - tc. Stuart
.1 .1. Lynch, Olyph.nl, Penn.?Drygoods, etc
Stuart
Pahnley &? M?rCrea, Indianapolis, ind. A. B.
Dietrich, millinery, F. Pahnley, millinery, Marl?
borough.
i. M. Mertena A ('?>. Syracuse, N. Y j. m.
Mertens, woollens, No i4 'l'a.?mass? Normandie
I^evts-Eukowskl Mercantile Company., St Louis,
Mo Benjamin Brockmeyer, straw goal?, n.?. gfj
Bro idway. Marlborough.
Spear Brothera, Mlddletown, Conn l Sp.-ir. ?all?
llnery and fancy g,?,iis Marlborough.
B P. Lancks, York. Penn Drygoods etc Im?
periat.
F.. R. Barron Company.. La Crosse, Wls.?Hoo
rensteln, carpets and upholstery goods, N'o. Ml
Broadway. Grand
Kewcomb, Endlcotl /? Co., I??troit, mi. h <; T
Moody, domestica and dreaa goods, No Bl Broad?
way. Imperial
Mabley & Carew, Cincinnati, otii?. R, <;. Csrew
clothing. Ii iffman
lv Uodcbaux, Neu Driesns, La Clothing. li.?(T
man.
l? Uriaroe. Brother ?v.- ?'". Knoxvllle, Tenn -j
F Brisco?, drygoods, . tc st i>.-t;is.
iiinke. i>.?w?'ii ? Helm, Baltimore, Md. s w
Helm, mlllln ry St. Denla,
BIi .<? Walker Drygoods <v.. st. Louts. Mo.?W.
F Morgan, linens, white goods, laces, embroideries
and upholstery goods, No, :.'.,> Church-st ??erlaeii
Woodward A Lothrop, Washington j. .? \ ?,1
i...? hr.?t?. drygoods, ? tc Holland
!?' J Wear Syracuse N v Millinery, Ne Ml
Mercer ?I Murray ?1111
Vrbuthnot Btephenson ?v Co., Plttaburg Penn ?
r H Arbutnnot, drygouda, etc., No. :>:? Pranklln-sl
Murra} Hill. ?
Ann ?asa?meats.
Henry A. Daniels, M. D.,
110 \\>?i BSU rtt
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MA RISK INTELLIGENCE.
MINTATT-RF. ALMANAC.
lanrlsa4rJIISaiasatTJI M on r;?e? ? ma;07 M^n?egefj)
HIOU WATER T?) DAY.
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I SCO M1X0 STEAMERS.
TO DAT
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Oal '? . l/r ! n las? 12. wtl?.?
ii'i of Birmingham.*?? .r ? ih June ?a. . ?r-.nao,
Wirkenden.H tterdam, Jar? l?l.H .1 Am?r
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Manitoba.l.r! ? ,1 u ? ;: . At', Trwia
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Larroma.Gibraltar, Jun? 23 .Qu?b?e
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Colorete.Bruna? lek, Juna 2.".Mallary
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w?rra.Gibraltar, J in? 21.N O Lloyd
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Pmnclsco.Hull, tune ir.. .wiu>n
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farni-.ga.Havana, Jun? 24.N T A Oibe
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ARRIVED.
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to L W A F Ai m?ti . - ? Barbar ?a U
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to M wrln? . Arehlbal 1
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steamer Herman Winter, S'okenym ' n
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dsya ?rlth tuga' '" \n?-ri'?n t<uK.r K-iin'ni ?' ?esBBj
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M? ?Vl?Mt-NTM ?>K STK\MERS.
POtUnOM PORT!
traathesastoa. .?un? 27 MleA Miasaer tyasaMa tgg??
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