The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1877, Page 10

10 NEW YORK “HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1877—WITH SUPPLEMENT. fe ca ts i THE STATE CAPITAL, Final Adjournment of the Legislature. FAILURE OF THE APPORTIONMENT BILL The Speaker's Address and Certificate of Character to the Members, ‘THE SENATE tN €XTRA SESSION, se [sx rexxanare to Tur HERALD} . Aunany, N. Y., May 24, 1877, ‘Phe tong agony is over—the Legislature has ad+ Journed, and the members of tho lower House, like ‘frolicsome school boys, are jiurrying away, the Senas ‘dors, meduwhile, remaining behind in extra session for the triat of Bank Superintendent Ellis, What, perchance, may add to the exuberance of the departing legigiators is the certificate of good character given them by the Speaker, who, no doubt, regardful of the taint on many of their predecessors, thought that the absence of any opon and notorlous bribery ‘and corruption a thing worth special mention, and so be made it. Nevertheless, these honest representa- fives Of tho peoplo managed to swindle their constitu- ents by adjourning without the performance of their constitutional duty in the passage of the apportion» ment bill, The result would seem to indicate that, 4rom the start, the republicans had determined to, let ‘well enough alone, and very sharp and satisfactory to themselves has been the game by which this ‘was accomplished. Woodin’s bill in the Senate, though far from providing for a just apportionment, ‘was so much more fair than the democrats had ex- pected and gave thom such increased advantages for regaining tho contro! of the Stato that they deter- minedto accept. To one acquainted with the devious ways of the machine politicians their anticipations t such @ measure would be passed in the, {aco of the republican majority indi- ‘cated @ “freshnéss” which could only have been Dorn of a hope doferred which made their heads sick. A disagrooment between the two houses fol- lowed’ as @. matter of course and a conference com- mittee, The differences were found to be “irreconcil- bie,” algo asa matter of course, and Mr. Woodin’s Gnal report to that effect was followed by a motion to eoncur in the resolution for a final adjournment with- outone sigh of regret forthe defeat of the measure ‘whicn he had held up as one of unexampled fairness, MR. WOODIN’S REPORT. In making his report from the Conference Commit- yee, Mr. Woodin said that the committeo got together jast evening and consulted upon the points upon which there was disagreement until they were tired of the q@hole subject andot oneanother. Another meeting was held to-day at noon, at which the House com- mittee presented its ultimatum, Tne House ‘was willing that the Sena districts shoula stand as organized in the Senate bill but declined to make any concessions 10 regard to the Assembly as organized in the Assembly bi ‘The Assembly bill | i New York twenty-three Assembiymen, Kings eee ti Columbia two, Broome two, Suffolk one, which large traction, ‘It takes one Assembly wan from tide ‘he bill’ refuses to apply the game rule to aie} and Monroe requiring a fraction to each a fe ‘the rule was thus applied Erie would have tour members, Munroe Siree and Albany three, Fhe difference between the two houses were irrecon- ciiacle, Tho ‘report ofthe committee was then read and ed.to, and then came the motiou to concar in the sfjourament resolution, EBVORTS OF THE DEMOCRATS, ‘The democrats made some slight opposition to this, evidently in the nature of a forlorn hope. Mr. Jacobs id the Assembly ought to be given another opportu- ity t paren. If the Legislature adjourned without passil Bpportionment bill it would be called to- It mele be well to avoid, it passible, The Senator from the Twooty-Atth + hag pry had» reported a tair bill to Se oa a Migr wd effort ought to be made to induge the As- “ir outs raped toast the ‘bill could the republican mem- con of the Ceeeatere presented a bill to which be sup; there would be little or no objec- Sion. He bad meant to and thought he had succeeued E drawing a fair bill. But he was convinced that tho louse would not reconsider its action, Tne Senate ‘aad done its’ duty, and had tried to give the peop! that to which they are entitled under the constitu. tion. Mr. Jacobs said he wanted to put the responsibility pr the failure of tne bill, if failure was to be, on the assembly. Mr. Harris saw no difficulty in th tter. The Sen- ate had the concurrent motion of final adjournment in its and could do with it what it thought He thought another effort ought to be made Yo uaite the two houses on apportionment bill. ‘They were no further apart on bist bill than they had been on the Code bill, and yet an agreement was at length reached on the latver ih He hoped the Senate would not tie itself up by passing the resolution. Mr. Prince was opposed to pressingthe motion for Binal adjournment at tors time. If no apportionment ‘bill was passed. he hoped the Gavernor wonld call the Legislature together to-morrow. He regretted that the wo Houses could not be compelled by mandamus to fill tho constitutional obligation imposed upon them, Mr, Jacobs moved to amend the original motion so fas to provide that it should not be considered until Sore o'clock, which Was lost. Phe motion to adjourn sing die at four o'clock wag ‘then concurred in. IN THE ASSEMULY, Im the lower Honse a message was received from the ‘Sonate transmitting tho report of the Conterence Committeoc on the Apportionment bill to the effect that they bad not reached un agreement there- and ‘their differences wore irreconcilable, when Mr. Alvord moved that the Honso adhere to its posi- ‘slop, and upon that he moved the previous question, which was ordered, and the motion carried by a party ‘vote, and so the republican majority tor the second time bave neglected to pertorm a duty requirea of them by the constitution whose provisions its mem- Dors had sworn to observe. THE LAST HOORS. The fival hours of the sossion were devoted to the passage of bills, which, as usual on such occasion: ‘were rusbed through with the greatest celerity, ever; ‘member, on the reciprocity principio of “‘you tickle me und I'll ‘cite you.) ‘hurrying forward his own little ‘Jocal pet schem successful issue. In the Senate i" 5 apeotal formalities took place. The sommittes to wait on the Governor reported that the ‘Woverdof had no further commanitation to make to She Sonate. A committee appeared from tho Asso pel SS that body was ready to adjourn. ‘ott ‘ik braving arrives, the i’restdent bs rr py that the Senate stood adjourned. Im tho ‘Assémbly, Mr. Maynard in the ebair, Mr. Cozans, with a few brief words of introduction, of- tered the following:— Resolved, That the poeate vf of. f tpl ones at poe fd 'pre are ned, impartist manner in which oly warhoatly Lon Wear bo ket court scharved the duties of Speaker during the present session ot the Assembly. Messre. Purdy, Ecclesine, Spinola, Husted, Alvord, “Raggles, Grady and Holahan spoko to the resolution, ex; jing in Warm terms thoir respect and admiration for the Speakor’s character and ability and bis cour- tesy ‘and fairness as a presiding officer. The resolutions were adopted unavimously by a rising vote, The Speaker resumed the chair and committees were panied to wait on the Governor and Senate, A resolu Yon of thanks was offered to the clerks, and the hoar ‘of tour o'clock arrived. THE SPEAKER'S FAREWELI. ADDRESS. Speaker Sionn addressed the House as follows:— For moré than one hun- 8 10 alniost constant na- hie discharge of tho duties omitted to ¥0U the people ct & great und prosperots coraenon woe! jone dnties are abqut to end, and going bitigy sou ry hal ligeray ee! to tx our thoughts ‘our tho ‘Upewinatiers of private end individual concers be: ere of the Apportion- own, this, soon m, be you vaturall ‘question, H bllgations - res weil or ilk perform Time torbids retrospect, and if it eit not it would be unfltting jor you or me to make the verdict. Hut part. ng, Ae we do, many. ot ti perbaps, to meet no more ntil we croKs skirts the eternal shore,’ the propriety of that you have ly striven to perform, ‘am constrained to belfove I would overnep the tise and In saying inuch. Conacientior Youbave wrought assiduously in the direction of what constantly in view the purpose of lightening the public burdens, You have sudeavored to promote new methods of retrenchment, uew ways of economy, and in this y may feriy el ‘& | reasonaole re cons. Ls affecting both the state aad governme: ha 5 e volume of wd to be And it may be + that, while this hay oeen a duty tweet: fulbiment, you bave not seemed ‘to Le required moral sentiment among th are oxpected to serve the practiees whielt all nqree are Sawotsl in inelr cbsiacier have mot your fetut and approval, S84 through your action aro written upon the statute hook fe intoree to-day. Regarded as a wh done may fn all enndor be said to have be and if criticism be made at all. I am fab he critieiam attaching t then that Which app! INTKERITY OF THR MeMALIS. You bevo presented av throughout the © fet You Wave stoud as a ww ly aud improper influenec, cles of men why would mm urned away deapond tenga, this naucht else shat You have are earmed. as you will eee the je eensmoadatierot ihece fo, serve. ‘the poopie demand al it mine undoubted honesty ‘in their representatives, well, indeed, hare You responded to their extremest exaction tn # 1 am sure} hazard ting you satistnction your poner ‘ion with the Assembly of 1877 ase body at whote door no inmputation, not even & suspicion, of venality can by any possibility be laid. SHADOWED BY DEATH. rekcl work has heen twice shacowed by the hand of death Ttisuot toomuch to say the, admonitions. of crents, reminding us ns they do of the fragile tenure of our own existence, thout their impress aud not without their sal ie SPY, APERIENCTS. A single word and ray lust oficial cto! the session will have beeu performed. Jn ussuming the ousibility of presiding over your aelibe perienced something Fasament; Pry covering them with expt to-day, an overflowing that” such “reliance was idence vain, gret and my willingness to make all suitable reparation. will only usk in behalf ot such, if such there be, that ther wit! “oothing nor set down aught in’malice. i e of you, members and officers or she ‘Assembly, L have none but’ kindly feelings, and that wep pl y may be ever with you in the m sure, bo an abiding prayer, anti iships formea and strengthened here ‘of time become obscure, a ‘years rollonward, with their varied chang blotted out, In pursuance of a joint resolution, adopted by both Senate and Assembly, it becom: duty to declare, as I now do, this House adjourned sine (Appl IMPORTANT MILLS PASSED, ‘The {following 1s a list of the bills of general and of ae York city local importance that passed the Logis- jature :— Husted's bill to provide for the payment of the extra work, $30,000, in the taking of the census. ‘Langbeih’! 's bill for the revision of tbe laws relating to the civil district courts of New York, Fish’s bill regulating the keeping of combustibles and providing for the disposition of the Benevolent Rehef Fire Department fund, Straban’s bill probibiting pool selling on electiofis as the last be courses. bill for the completien of the Jefferson Mar- ket Police Court. Baker's bill appointing #Superintendont of Pablic orks. Purdy’s bill, giving the Sisters of the Foundling ‘Asyluns the same ratcs of compensation for infants as are allowed the New York Founding Hospital. Bradley’s bill to compel the Union Ferry Company to run their boats past midnight, Cozan’s bill, giving clerks of Surrogates? courts power to sign in the absence of Surrogates, Langbein’s bill to repeal the Parade Ground act. Bissell’s bill reguiating the rates of wharfago in New York city. Coulter’s dill fixing the status of plate glass tosur- ance companies. Husted’s Supply bill. Gerard’s ‘Ooncurrent resolution for gale of the lateral canals, Morrtesey’s Omnibus bill, all the features of which have been published in the Herat. Hayes’ New York Pipe Pampeny:| bill This isa bill that underwent a good deal of contro~ versy, and there are people. who still think that the bill the fragrance of a job about it, but tts owner and engineer, Dr, Isaac Hayes, polar explorer, stands so high in the community, especially in his relation to rapid transit, that 1t would be at least fucorrect to assaine that the bill 18 not all it Is represented to be, Roe renee bill. for the improvement of Fourth ar recke’s bill tor the paving of strects below Four- teenth street, Ecelesine’s bill authorizing the issue of $70,000 In vonds for the improvement of the Croton Aqueduct, Cowdin’s bill, providing for a new Dock Department, ‘with one commissioner in placo of three. Langbem’s bill providing tor the‘payment of arrears of assessments in three annual instalments, Fish’s concurrent resolutions amending the consti- tution providing for tio government of cities. Cowain’s ‘bill making 11 a misdemeanor for insur- ance companies to make false returns ot their assets, 's bill, making the fare on’ the Thirty-fourth ry three cents Lnrough the twenty-four hours. | finance Dill, a very long and mens. ure, to which Mr. Fish simply lend® ois name, bus is the work ot half a dozen men, prin troller Kelly, Mayor Eiy and John Commissioner of -Accounts. This bill pare) technical, acdeven if published’ would'becaviare 10 the general ublic, butit may be sad that ite provigjons Se saving of money to thetaxpayers of New york. Granam’s bill making receivers of insurance com- panies Cater forthe expenditares of toelr assets, Langboin's bill for the indemnification of members of the Ninth regiment for unitorms lost in the war, Wwoodin's ‘bill providing for Superintendent of state Pris Bixby’s| pi Fryer oe the Marino Court. ‘Woodin’a bill. cutteeg down salarres and emoluments of New York rerty coroners. Baaden’s Bank bill providing ‘tor ‘better security in savings banks for depositors’ money. Robertson's bill authorizing resident aliens to ac- quire and hold real estate. A. host of bills fell through by reason of adjourn- ment, but none except the Omnibus will excite any re- grot among the tax-paying part of the community of New York, Mooney, THE PORTRAIT OF LixcoLx.” The following tclogram was received by the chair- man of the Ways and Means Vommittee to-day :— Naw Yorx, May To Hon. James W. Hosen, Chairman ways and Mt ns Commitee, Albany, N. ¥.:— Agentioman of this eity, regretting the d by Governor Robinson in vetoing the ‘actron~ol lature providing for the. purchase of & frame fur the portrait ot Lineoln, while wt the samo timo he approved of an appropriation for the pure eof a bust ot Washington, desires the privilege ot re- pairing the implied wrong to the memory of the martyred reaident by placing at she disposal of the Trustees of the State Library the amount voted by both houses for such sion made the Legis nec! to give his offer BWART L. WOUDFORD, ACTION OF THK ASSEMULY, When the Houso reassembled alter the recess, Mr. Husted offered the following’ resvlntion, which’ was adopted :— Resolyed, That the trustees of the State Library be in- structed to necept the offer to place at their disposal the 103 ire in the Supply bill for the the portrait of Pi jovernor, wnd that they coma e, the person inuking the off lea of the Legiziature of bis” genera do whatever may. niente to the bieh uid pate EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE, PRELIMINARY PROCEEDINGS FOR THE TRIAL OF SUPERINTENDENT ELLIS—AN ADJOURNMENT TO MEET IN SARATOGA, Atpany, May 24, 1877. Immediately after the adjournment the President @alled the Seuato to order in extra session in accord- ance with the proclamation of the Governor, which was read. After the roll was called recess was taken ‘until bali-past seven P. RY The seven !. M. The Judiciary Committee were instructed to prepare ‘and report rules tor the government of proceedings. Mrs SenoonmakeR offered a resolution that upon the hearing betore the naeet in the matier of charges against Dewitt 18, a8 Superintendent of the Bank Department, ho saree permission to be heard in person fod by counsel, and that the Goverror bo authorized to employ counsel to represent Cds State. Adopted. ‘The Clerk was directed to ee gach Senator, a8 6608 as Lng two copies of the barges and te9- a aad five copies each to the Governor and Mr, Elie. , Discassion arose as to the placo of meeting, when Mr, Woodin moved that it be at Saratoga, July 18. He bad been informed that rooms and conventences for purposes of the Senate would be furnished without session at Lalf-past: <apeoe. r, COLE moved as an part that it be Albany, on the same dat Lost, 8 to 20, Mr. Wooptx’s motion iy ‘then adopted. the President all necessary arrangements tor the incetin Senate at Naratoga. Adopted. ‘Tho Senate then adjourned to meet at Saratoga, Jaly 18, at cleven o’clock A. M, INSURANCE INVESTIGATION, ALBANY, N. Y., May 24, 1877, During the examination of the airaizs of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, of this city, to-day, Walter Brown, Secretary of the company, testified that the company held collaterals for $50,000 of the atnount deposited wiyh the Hope Banking Company and that even should they lose. the balance they would be avie to pay policy holders 100 cents on the dollar of lianili- ties and have a bi of $20,000 for the stockholders, He thought the balance would all be realized in time, which would leave over $58,000 Kurplus, Tho examination will be continued next Monday, PHRENOCOSMIAN SOCIETY, The Phrenocosmian Society of the College of the City of New York will celebrate this evening, at the Academy of Music, the twenty-fifth anniversary of its organization, T Presidential address is to be ered by Mr, Lewis 8. Burebard, of the class of and the address to the graduates by General H, Tremain, of this city, Judging from the attractive- 8 of the #oclety’s anniversary celebrations of te past jew years the celobration Of the anniversary this evening Will boa grand aflair, THE KE ROSENE TRAGEDY, Among the indietments tound by the Grand Jury of Unbroken trot of totegrity, | wed, dues uae bay thas Gents ia tout, Hudson county at Jersey City is one for murder iu the first degree against rank Scharnagel, for causing the death of Joseph Stal at Kohier & Kamona’e brewery, In Guttenberg, last’ March, by burning lim with ker6iomo, This case, iy wiki be romembered, caused groat TIO 4 scltemant at - Ume dmidog the resi, °° “PIBSIPATION: AND SUICIDE, ADOLPH RAU SHOOTS HIMSELF THROUGH THE HEAD. ‘The dead body of Adolph Rau was found in his room at No. 97 Rivington street yesterday morning. There was @ bullet hole in bis left temple, with clotted Diood around it, and a pistol lay near his band om the floor. It was a plaim case of suicide. The story of Adolph’s miery was related to the Cor- oner by those who kuew him and is briefly as fol- Jows:—Rau was a very wealtby upholsterer at one time, but domestic troubles and his own habits de- prived him of bis means and made him @ journeyman again. In this capacity he commanded good wages, It is said that he was twice married, and tbat he separated from his because they did not agree. Though he bi tained a decree of divorce be marriod again about six years ago and lived comfortably with nis second wilo, by whom he bad two children, ‘Their home until two months ago was at the junction of Ludlow and Hous- tou streets. About that timo be quarroled with her, and, {tig said was in the habit of drinking. Foran ssault committed upon ber during that tine ho was arrested and sent to Blackwell’s Island for three months, Before the expiration of his sentence, however, he was roleased and came down to the city to tind that ily nad removed to Brooklyn. He went to the ngs Dank and drew thence $500, which be - for their support. Then’ he went te wor Last Monday being a holid: enerally observed by his countrymen, Rau determined to visit bis family in Brooklyn, When be culled at the house of his wife she relused to et him in or to see hischildreu, He made several fruitless efforts to got at them, and then re- turned to New York in astate of great ‘despondency, apd visited several drinking places, That mgbt ho lost $280 at cards, and continued his debauch until Tuesday. On Wednesday he calied at Paul Schrempl’s saloon, in Mott street, where he pulled out $5010 bills, which he declared he bad obtained in a pawn shop on a gold watch and chain and ring, worth $350. He actea very strangely, and drew a@ revolver, which he bandied so carelessly that the proprietor re- quested = him to put it away, He = suid that he was going to kill himself with 1+ as bo bad no dosire to live any longer. . Between this time ‘and hig suicide on Wednesday afternoon he wrote eral letters to his wife, children and friends. ade them farewell, asked their forgiveness, and gave in- structions about the disposition of his bod’ He like- wise charged his wife with being the ca of his suicide, and then, it is supposed, shot nimself, The post-mortem was neld on him yesterday by Deputy Coroner Goldschmidt. “I AM DISHONORED.” MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE OF A WEALTOY YOUNG DocTor. Dr. Claude Graham Stanloy, a young gentleman of good professional practice and ample means, last evening committed suicide in bis studio for some reason that has not transpired, but which seems to be connected with family troubles, Dr. Stanley went out yesterday-afternoon to moet his father, ho said, and seemed in high spirits on leaving the nonse, Where he went is not known, bat at about five o'clock he appeared ai girl the door and as opened it he burst into the am dishonored; yes, f am now He seemed to rogain bis the sorvant house crying, disgraced fore howover, and went up stairs rant had almost fergotten the occur- at the door when a fal shriek sounded in tho r above, The hurried to the room, where she saw Dr, Stanley strotched upon tne bed, his face convalsed and his hands clutch- ing witha quick, spasmodic movement. Dr, Ram- sey was sont for and came to the: house only in time to find that hfe was extinct ‘The young doctor had put an end to himself with the contents of the vial that was stitlin hishand. ‘This, it was found, contained hydro-cyanic acia slightly diluted with prussic acid. The father of the young man Was .simmoned, and when tirst acquainted with his son’s death said, *‘He js no son SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. le moctag er Green elie tar Broadway "]30 Brondway 72 Bronaway roadway 7, Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green br ey Utopia.. (7 Bowling Green ALMANAC FOR NEW NEW YORK—THIS DAY + | Gov. BUN AND MOOX, NIGH WATER, 4c Island....morn 6 45 7:19 | Sandy Honk...morn 6 00 3 07 | Hel Gate.....morn 8 30 HERALD YACHT T WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. NW?) NNW* D) NNW 50, NN Wy Cloudy Cloudy Partly clea Partly clonay +Briak. PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 24, 1877. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD. STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Stoamer Wisconsin (Br), Forsyth, liverpool May 13. ang Queenstown 14th, eh muse and passengers to Will- fame & Guion. 3,10 PM, TO alles’ of Hendy Hoek, pasted 2 scrow Steamer franco (Bri, | London May: 9, with mdse and 113 passongers to th jonal Steameb lp y neil lag iy 14, 15 and 16 haa fret Iv weather; remainder of pamage moderate winds and fue < MARITIME, ML MISCELLASY, ae Acit (Br), Bi . from Cherlotvetows, PRT. for New York, ‘welch , Ramet oe leaky, will repeir betore Proceeding. Bank Ba tor New York, with oa gar, pat in y 24 leaking. Bank Maney, Haitett, from Holle tor Beaton, before re: sorted Nev tate Kort Se put in.om a> $, from Tabitt, ‘ports that om May 13 aud 14 ba Split topaail. ‘ a+ Paileseint tf from sg ay: on the paseenes forem. forese®t ‘end fore: from boom, ss recoil ved other injuries. hieh sprang alent Senn DW 8: 9 Johnson for Fail Kivor, won the vessel whi fn Baturday inst between Watch Hill and Potat Judih oud from New York for Scum Francis Awti 8 with coal, tel Allston, Fite inst, off she a niet air ‘vithout, if Te bs eruimated that. $1500 iy removing cargo, wi barely cover the ¢ a » Nowe of thy one Ire Abba tot en: =" Hes S1oor Music, Capt Moon, capsized in Tangier Sound, Va, on Tuesday ufternoon last.’ Crew saved, NOTICE TO MARINERS, ELV OF MARICO—BAY OF. NeNDURAS—-RUATAR TELAND, The following information has been received from the Provisional Governor of tie Buy isluuda:— e Light guldanco of res ‘8 been to amore con’ The ts present neaition iriu lat 18 19.30 N and lo hi ts Nxed white. Directions—Vaxsels bou el 1g Band steer for it: « good lookout ‘bould be kept ‘for 8 large white buoy which marks the south end of «rocky paten lying nearly in the Irirway. V windward must not 20. yards, and never pas makes out tothe westward ( tremity of which is marked bya depth of water marked on it. This reef cau easily be distinguished hy the eye, . Fase yh Variations, 7 deg. eusterly tn 1872, rly stationary. watod a feet above 208 love. ke Be and ni BRITISH NORTH AMERICA—PRIITDEGRAT INLET=UIGHT OF ARNOW ISLASD, Notice is hereby n that a lighthouse, erected by the rity op ope Big Avrew isiund. SE of Madame vinnd, Richmond county, GB, to auide veaseln (nto the har! as Petitdegras intel. wi will be 0 pak le operation on the vethe light ia a Oxed red ed abou igbt is a Ox = rhe, rate t 3A fort above high water murk, aud fle el ather should ‘be seen 1 Ne The Dallaing ‘is of wood, square tower 31 feet high keeper's dwelling attacued, . painted white, and eon ‘rom base to véue of lantern, AY WHALEMEN. peli 7, 17, bark Desdemona, Vincent, Pigate Salledtrom di byt Det 17, barks, See, Breeze ‘om do pr arks pr 1 rk. Adelt Tees ti with « 120 op lest cruise; was shippin; ba by ich hat Billed hor % De na would sai sor home direct on that ae bate feey of Nb, ther. "Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Biman City Point with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion |Averpool), Brown. tthe and blower} 3 with mdeo to ‘right & Co. od Hope March 26, St itelens ‘iprit tr and avee April 1G, in ion 3012 Wy bed ine eather Gr tire Bark El “et xe, Southampton 44 days, in bal- sit (Nor), 1 last to Float a ean, May 15, in lat 40 18, lo f wracked material 1 Di jariuovich, Limerick 29 inal ast to ord ind. Rs "Rosso, Lisbon 38 days, with salt to n, Pernambuco 26 to Funch, Edye a ik (of G noe gow), Paste one with to R B Borland; ve: Bark Garelle (of New Hi ),. Denies Demerera 17 days, with sugar to H Trowbri Son Berk Ann Elizabeth (of Philadelphia), McDevitt, bik trey to Bon & Co; 'v of mine. I have discovered him.” Bat after a mo- ment he told the undertaker to attend to the funeral and to look to him for settlement. “If bis mother comes,’’ he continued, “let me know. 1 must not ‘Meet that woman. She must not.sce me here.” “ Soon atter the mother was AE SENNSeS, and the elder Stanley at once took his From such ine formation as.could be hart! collected it seems that the deceased’s mother and father have been diverced and are married again, and it Js thought that his tragic. d 18 in. 6ome Way associated with these family comy plications, THE MATSON SUICIDE, The body of Judge William N. Matson, which was found on Wednesday floating near Riker’s Island, was brought from Astoria last night by permission of the Queens county Coroner and taken toan undertaking establishment in ths city, where it now lics, Young Mr. Matson, the son of she déveased, says that 1t wae during ® sudden mental derangement that bis father committed suicide, His loss of spirits, bis dojection and morbid brooding over evils which he imagined would occur, were entirely inconsistent with his character, Sevoral years ago ho was afflictedin' the sane way, but only for a time. His spirits became: depressed; he had dismal forebdodings, and he, held him: apart from social intercourse. After a while, however, he rallied, ©! aud: before long’ resumed his wonted cheerlulneds, His property, which is valued at from $250,000 to, $300,000, bas suflered no depreciation, and ho has had no tamily’ troublos that could affect his mind. Young. dr. Matson tarther etat that’ he had been told that the Coroner bas in his possession $8,000 in bonds which were found upon the dead man’s per- son, Dr, Terry, of No. 105 East Seventy-eighth street, was the first to hear about the oe g of the body, and he 1s was who identitled 1! ‘8 Island, ‘When the disappearance of M Mather was firat make known at the Now York Central (fice Detective Rad. Jord was instructed to investigate the case and a notiee giving a deseription of the deceased was widely circulated. No trace of the missing man, how- ever, was discovered at the time, A steward on’ board | the Granite State furnished the only informa- tion regarding him alter brs taking passage from Hartford that could be gleaned, — This person told Detective Radtord that # gentleman saswering Mr. Matsou’s description had left his state- room during the night, without lis coat on, and walked up and down tho cabin muttering to Bimself, The steward, who noticed this, kept a sharp watch upon him, bat seeing him at last seat himsell and fall asleep, he thougnt no more of the matter and leit him alone, Reaching New York, howover, this man failed to sce the passenger whose actions he had noted the night betore leave the boat, and he nevor saw him after, Tho inquest was oponed at Astoria last aight, THE DOUBLE SUICIDE, THE FUNERAL OF THE VICTIMS—MR, STEIN- MACHER’S REASONS FOR SUICIDE, The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Steinmacher, who com- mitted suicide at their residence, No. 29 Bocrum street, Williamsburg—she om Mogday aud he on Wed- nesday—wero buried at the Lutheran Cemetery, yes: ‘terday morning without any religious ceremony whatever. Alter the funoral a ‘sécrch was made in the (Premise aod Coroper Nolan found abeut $1,300 fo United States bods and 9 quantiy..of jewelry, which he took possession of and placed a police ofleer in charge of the premises. ‘He alvo found a letter from the deceased man addresged to bis son, whieh showed clearly that he had made up his mind to piste. the moment his wile wag doad. Yet he coolly, gyshed up his bubimess and made AT twenty-four hours that aupervat tion and his deat! The tenor o! being always in trouble, he had fato until the Inst blow struck him, He charged his wile as being the cause of ali the difficulty between them, her high tempor and strong will causing the disgrace that had falien on the family, and ho snould therefore tollow her. He left instructions for the conduct of the business and the administration of the estate, and, begging for orgivencss, inscribes bimself “Your ever loving father.”? The inquest will be held vy Coroner Nolan tnis atternoon, me OBITUARY, WILLIAM H, KENNEDY, William H. Keunedy, one of the most successful steamship captains plying out of this port, and lately in command of the mship Clyde, plying between this port and Havana, was buried in Greenwood yes- torday, from his Jate residence in Brooklyn, Captain Kennedy was for many years in tho service of Meas! Williams & Guion, in command ot sbeir steamship, the Virginia, plying between this port and Galveston, Texas, ‘The deceased lways known as an able and cour- ageous shipmasier, and ho was never known to have an accident of any note to the veesel no commanded, through his fault, Among sailors ,presont at his funeral wore ©: port superintendent of the Williams & Gaion , Captain Doughty, of the Ashland, Captain Held, of the Columbus, The deceased was a woll-known Freemason and had attained the degree of a Kpight Templar. Representatives of lodges Now. 186, 669 and Clinton Commandery No. 14 were present, aud accom- pee the remains of their brother to his last resting place, PETER B, BRIGHAM, Poter B. Brigham, a prominent citizen of Boston, | died on Wednesday evening, the 23a inst., after an ill. ness of several months, Mr. Brigham was idenvilied | with the Hoosae tunnel {rom sts Inception to its com- | pletion. Ie was president of tho Nashua, Acton and Hoston Railroad Company and a director of the Fitch burg Railroad Company. MR. M By "NIERNEY'S OBSEQUIES. | Owon F. McNierney, brotner of Bishop MoNierncy, | of Alba who died last Monday at No, 359 West +.Edeweath street, was-burlod.at ton o'clock this mora- | ing frout'st. Patrick's Cathedral, where a soloma imaxé gofeqiem was eeleyrated by Father Burke, 28- sted bal her Kane-as deacon, and Fatner — Gon as Sub-deacouy 9. 13 days, Ch sugar to B H- Howell, 3 W hiwell & Co. Bark Jose D Hae ye Jones, Ga sugar toJ MC In tos amo 18 dass, with ig Victoria, Rantaders, Point-a- 7 days, with sagar and malasaen 9 4 Tr ye 8 Ben BA . guid ria fae ait St Bedeory F) Catt Charlottetown, o WE Burges: vesse: to EG Is Tyencted at st igen Hook for orders. ape Haytten 15 days, with 8, lico'T Boardman, Boyd. Port Spain 17 d iames to Howlasd ‘© Anpiawally ‘veessi to Ja ‘Bene ROR Vaughen, least) Nouvitas fl her i samach Taasiow, Strout Sapu 2 2 days, with trou 23 suger orslor & 00: vessel to Brett, Son evs. 7 i abech (of Anlchat), Sim ard ys, with stone tien toes rd" Seawiey, Hoe vekieud. a, 9 Dorit, aril Vigne, Soe aaa o Pats ‘a Klmore for jow Haver, mn Rark. Kate Howe (Br), whicb was anchored in t! lower bay. came up to othe city 24th PM, Pa PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. \ ha General, Whitney, Hallett, Boston for New a Steamer City ot New Bodtord, Fish, New Bedford ter Seh Gallen, Windsor. HS, for. q iy i Masuach. NB. for Now ¥ “Schr Allstem, Fitzgerald, Catais for Xow York twas in collision with schr Francis Arthemus and had jibboom care ried away—see Miscellan; J dei Yorr. jan got for New York. , Bangor tor ew York. joston for son, Knowlton, teston-ior Sew York. Echr F.C Simpson, Ward, Dighton tor New Yorn. Schr Etizabet! Areal all, Fall fiver for New York, Schr John B Mortis, Harding, 8 few Bediord for New York, Ha orwi lence for New York. Schr Ann Rilzaveth. denen Providence for New Yor, Schr Pennsylvania, Hart, Prevideace for New Yor! Kelir Itlinols, Wilson, Providence for New Sehr Nathaniel: Holden, Providanee for New York. Schr Altre F Howe, Ellis, Providence for New York, Kehr Frank Marin, silvie, Bnd lagevart tor New York. Sloop Forest, Varre, Haverstraw. Ps Soba EAST, Bragg, New York for Portland, Btoamer francont Sve. Neptune, be w York for Bostuu. atieamer Bolivar, Gel w York for New London and rwrie! ‘Schr eodom (Br), O'Leary, New York fur Hulilsx, NS (uot as before) . Schr Blizabeth (Br), Roy, Schr Francis Arthe (age Miscellany), w York for St John, NB. Pinkbam, Sew York for Salem mph. F I, New York for Have: Behr Helon P pe New York for Middletown, Ct. a Madiwaska Maid, Tupper, New York tor Gloucet Mas Seber Martha A eit Racker York tor Gloucester, Mars, Sehr J K Mundell, Ri lew York for New London, Ne yw York for Providence. eee New York for Noank. Sehr Geo H Hotehki & Emu: Yor tor Northport. 7 York for Stamiord, Kore tor Btamiotd. DO Foster. Havok for Pi fakleg. Hoboken for Provideiiga, haute, Price, Rondeut for Boston. Young: Port. Jolinsoa tor Providence. enaléton, Port Johnso® for halom. Phi Johnson for Provi Sentient, Kelty Port Jehneon for Besto Senr Marthe ‘Nickerson, Port Johnson for Sehr Kate Kallahans Avery, Auboy for New Loni Free ridge, Amboy for Kockland.' BELOW, " — ri Jane Adeline, from Venesaela, rk Milfred, £1 | from, CLEARED, Fee Pommarenta (a Phinouth and Cherbourg Steamer Rotterdam (Duréh \—Funeb. Edye Steamer Cauini (Br), Mactonsle, Perhembuco and Be- “Btguiaer ie Munterin all Boor Taw Palmer, Pi naton, om Weir, St Johns, Mayagues and Poace Bteniner Tease Bell, Tawrende, Norfolk, City Polnt and see Dominion Se araship Steamer W Woody ny. Baitimore—Wm Dalrel. er EC Biddle, Davies Hlladelpiio-—Jaues tlnad. mer Ellie Knight, MeCreery, Philadelphia—James Brown & Co, ark Blanche How, Hussey, Buenos Arres—John Norton, ‘Pekin, Kline, Blo Janelco—Pendercart Brot me vie, Leaguayra and Porto Cabetio—Dal- bed Boulton & Bark EH Yarrington, Reynard, New Bedford—D F Dear vite a J Pettingill, Hall, Copenhagen—Miller & Hough- Bits Popita (Swe), Pohisen, Copenhagen—Funch, Edye Brig Republic (Br), Thompson, Santander—C W Bere Meyer, Rio Janeiro—J B Ward & C peagaaee (Br), Simmons, Point-a-Pitre—H St Johns, NF—Bowring & Arch. nx. Brig Havana. rig Vrincess a Vatable 4 5 Brig Atiol (ii), Storling, Joun Shay, Nickerson, New Orleans—N If Brigham. ‘ant (it), Desjardines, PernambucoR P Behe Perea (st), Barter, st’ Pierre, Mart—Leayeraft & ‘Sehr Julia Mlizabeth (Br), Ingraham, Harbor Island— Douyl Ween barat E Douglass (#r), Bethel, ose je raie (Bt), Carter, Woltvillo, cuthera—James DR De Wolf & Se klin, Davis, Galvoston--Tupper & Beattie. Sete BT iiaser haat Georgetown wad Bull Creek, St D Hurlbut & Co. Nelly Potter, Howard, Washington, NO—WK Hine r James W Boyle, Cubverly, Baltimore—W Chal. meohr Grace Andrews, Andrews, Newark—Snow & Bur. Best Wm H Bowon, Jackson, Providence=H W Jackson * Eo; Helen P, Jones, Middletown, Ct-B J Wenbere & 0. SAILED, Steamers Pommerants (Ger). for Hamburg; Rotteriem (Durek), Notterdasm ; Cassini (Hr), Pernambuco, Atlas Kingstor teville, St Jobos, ah ‘antin: Week’ Bere ¢ Bell, Richmond, &e: Alb man, Lew Del; barks Lobegein (der), Stockivoling orden. i Gothenburg: Ellswort! pier brig Peurl, Bor rohr Chiltou: (Br), Moot saued, brig Ataloya, aud sche Nelle Povbere i pped 300 bbls & Basan rer from on board bark Ni oon ei f N reports A) ual 3, bark Cave Hora Pi qeon De ea i having taken 110 bet since le ‘A letver trom Cap ington. reports havi Magellan, etmeen ty “00 W) sealekine nee would winter on the weet coast of Patagonia; men deserted at saeay Point, SPOKEN. eign Ky An Am ship showin Fpool for Sap Franciseo (probe Prilens Ttinsiew, 4 Uhoney, rom Liverpool Feb 28 for Nan Vrancleco, her mgral letters boing JEVS), was soen March March 25, lat ew: OUR CABLE . SHIPPING NEWS, Basszin, to May 24—Satled, bark Itonns, Smart, Europe. Capiz, te May 24—Arrived, bark Lorene, Blanchard, New ‘ork, Donvancar,.May 19—Arrived, bark Adriana (Dutch), Sandborg, Pensacola. De.rzym (Holland), Mey 23—Arrived, bark Alma (Nor), Andreasen, Pascagoula. Exstnory, May 20—Arrived, bark Razns (Nor), Melsom, Charleston (ordered to Rigs, and proceeded). Gronaitan, May 10—Sailed, orig Franceseo (Ital), Rome- no (from Castellamare), New York. Guoucrster, May 23—Arrived, bark Conquistatore (Itel), Lauro, New York, Hert, Mav 24—Sailed, bark Gustav Adolph (Nor), Mohs, Baltimore. Ih port 24tm, steamer Yeddo (Br), Owen, tor Boston via Sodthaniptdn, ‘fo sail’ Stet. Hawsvac, Mag. Baasarnared. beck Heer inthe, (Bry, Adame, ‘Portiand."* Baven,.May 23-Balled, bark Regabiid (Nor), Jacobsen, ‘sendy ‘Hoek. _CTnvenvooL, May 23+ Artived, stoamar Tetrian (Br). Fits, Boston: ship Carmarthen Castle (Br), Hughes, New York. Salled 24th, ahip Cormorant (Br), ‘Williams, San Fran- olseo. Lonpow, May 23—Arriy barks Guinevere (Br) Darien; 24th, Star of the South (Br), Smith, Boston. Keith; Francisco. Manrsritixs, May 22—Arrived, bark St Ann® (Ital), Ca- Arrived 234, bark Skinfaxe (Nor), Neilsen, New York, Prrmoura, May 24—Sailed, bark Maris Repetto (Iral), Bozzo, Baltimor Paruruo, May 23—Ssiled, steamer Whitley (Br), for New York via Menton, Quressrown, May 24,11 AM—Salled, steamer Montane (Bp), Beddoe (from Liverpool), New York. Rio Janzino, May 24—Arrived, brig Senorita, Townsend, Baltimors Seerrix, May 21—Arrived, bark Sarom (Nor), Johnson, Wilmington, NC. Swixencspe, May 21—Sailed, bark Mustang (Nor), Birk. fund (trom Stettin), New York. Snayanat, about May 23—Arrived, (Br), Campbell, New York. Svar, NSW, about May 23—Arri Blanchard, New York, Saates p’ OLonnxs, May 23-Sailed, bark John Gibson (Br), Dodd, Boston (before reported sailed 21st). Virsstncex, May 24—Arrived, steamer P Catand (Dutch), New York for Rotterdam (and proceeded), May 24—Ship Austrians (Br), Gillles, loading at for Hampton Roads, was driven ashore by the but sabsequently got off badly damaged. Ship B Sewall, Pennell, from Huanilios for Queenstown, “pit into Callao in distress, Baving been disabled by the ip John Nicholson 4, bark N Boynton, Loxpox ‘WEATHER REPORT. Rorvngsp, May 24, PM—Wind NE. gentle Purwocru, May 24, PM—Wind variable, cloudy, FOREIGN — PORTS, XB, May 18—Arrived, abip Carian ‘an, Col- bert al na, WOA. April Tle per port, bark Greyhound, Lioyd, from Hoxton, arrived 8 Marana, May 3esallea, sveamer Carondelet, Faircloth, amér oJ ork, “a WD Seewart (Br, Koat- Liverroo., May 2. Mertedi Ned sasnited aie e Steheca, Reeves, Gloucester, MONTREAL ‘May ptsatrived, bark Deodaras (Br), Dor+ 34. Hp St Patrick (Br). Stirral, Glasgor Poncx, May 9—En port, brig Chattanooga, Toye, for Bal- timore, Ide. Poet Mutomave, baby Fraser, ‘rom Pictou hi Pictou, May 2) Me Gieared” ship Coanty of Pictoa (Br), ae Landon, May 21—Arrived, etn: ‘Sir Chas Napier. Baste Feimsusb: wrt cassen, Limeriok; Diligentia, Kal it rans, Seon ih ay 21—~Passed, bark Sage (Br), Shoies, Masters, Li yl % Gronwold, I Olark, Ginn, Li : doe drenalanaet, Nielsen, de; a ep. ree ships Western Belle, eget, ( Moy Saar Sandertand; Ida, Konlston, Lond yt Parag jams, ast gt ‘Ameo. Hutto . Grangemouth; Tan- joro, Duma rer. St Arcrna, a Let —Sailed, bark Andriette (Swe), Od- mann, New rd. tol In port April 23, brigs A J Ross, Charry, and Noatun (Nor? Poregrand, for New Bedfor: cee ‘April 38—Sailed, brig Helen A Holmes, Eldridge, - TOnNy, Nv, May 5—Arrived, sehr Matthey Kenny, Boston ; 7th, brig Sirius (Br), MeDon: schrs Eliza B Beard Pe eeene ‘and Lonise A ‘Ore Ore, co; Listie Dewey, D B, May 23~Put back, bark Aagot (Nor), for barks Ashantee (Br. Roberts Newport; achr F A sidwart (Bri, eTimocuy Field, Leland, New Rossiter, Penarth: barks Ther- yh Hanson. "Bowling: Angote Sehurifenbdery, Dublin John Grant, Bord tvun, AYE brig Mobawk, under Boston). Liverpool; a at Paver Ehiedelph Suiled 21st, ship Ther it rie, Galway Call les above wore misplaced yesterday hrs WH Svevens, and Ariel, Undine, for do 11th; de , May 20—Arrived, brigs Willie (Br), Brae dage, and 5 N Col ymore (Br), Cain, Liverpool, Ey AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA. May 23—Arrived, achre Helen A. Has. 1 bronck, ey City (and satted $o return); 8 W Buuusll, up—Sebrs J ree, tor Georgetown; Alice Bor. da, and Armenia, toi Passed down—seli i Crowell from Georgetown 2 \ Liver. fool; Giaacus, Bea ; ‘ort Royal: r, Ebitadel het Samnel Nash, Mar, Mhickaliominy River; Ne: rat Mlexandring 2 agian. Lualam : alvin Edwards, Highs, ud Cordezor = lobia, Cleared 24th, shipJobn Gumbles (Br), Leighton, San: Liewe. Blow Adelaide, for Bio Janeiro; anager (Nor), pati, ne eK ean 9 ela LA y TH Marhonrr ou ve iakn bf te ed x Arrived aches B iowa ‘and mf ones Lanes ps} & Pastas ts USA eed, beg sultan, fromm Bentow w Ce ishell, tor Bow ¥ 3 oe NA seensen, Useang toe encore, @ be "Soule Grempur, probebiy the ocrsabes Oran t : feng PR ote gens Glowcene: Triton (Age arinieh, Aberdewy fie Kerbes, Laverpect fet dei satire Wa ote re and Francesa «teal Lundosderry Marie’ nets (Ira, Kove, ewe vgsceune omen a seat arta seine Boy ak eas a port, sulp Winchester (Br), MeDoweld, erdereg Sib or mr eobr Ciarigse Allee, pied en ee jarves May p Srarivnd, steamor Border Clty, At- \—Schre ister. an, Te fee ty WY New Yorks Yonn Woaler. Crowetl, ohn Nee Ae d from Seaconnet 234, schr Deda rt ce "ae eon, writ 23 bby Hepoken), New Bedford:, RW HAVEN, May ya ig nitinores 7 it ian owt do; eres 6 New York: Jameu lt re ry vege a sores Foro Oak: PO ADtso on orstay 10s: i orthwert, Parham, han ranelaen ied 2 ingen Bonaiut nee me thitipn Kelle. San PARUAGOULS ed, bark a r (Nor), Anderson, Dunkir bry Routhwost Cleared- Schr Lily B Preach, Ni Rictavion, Port nEESBACOLA. May 1v—arrived, GRepeten (und, Cle Rus), Pi Le tre; Aint Fileraeee Keres ere 8 Newbaryport; J Sores ea a Bee mira WO See, cg Ireland, Boston, si kos itéeaie Hea hong i ite rime, Wate Baile M1, do: eS ae ¥ x seats it Hill, Tae seas Bled cord calatee” fat a i Siler Ks Bostor Howell do; Malt & 0; ao tt ow oe seri fir if eae saoph A Cranmer, Cranme: folk % ‘Sallmore, umitb, art a 4 gS trie gre mon Also cleared, stoamers Agnes, Sinith, New Yi sitarttordy sark tant’ Cann (8 on ig A, 2c % Cathy faneiro; ‘sels tonto eee i Puiibrook, Ban sare Bowdois, Randitede Jou 8 vila, Powell, ‘ard: ranite State, Croc ae ew, Char Evans, Georgetown, DU; Tanke Boodle, Rove, Richmond; ‘Anuie'M Edwards, Sneascor, Pertemonth, Ve. Sailed—Steamers Agnes, Juniata, and nd Nortel Lawns, May 24—Arrived, ship omy ae Champion (Br). Barrie ~dicnrer. Ciuiwa uekloke Nor), 3, Naxeau for Pttadelphi a TLAND. } May 2%—Arrived, baie Baran M Loring, Loring, Matancas; scht Mary Meaus, New Yor! he Juliet, Robinson, Sirchias, to load. fo8 jared. bark John do (aad anchored ‘ eb RBs Nake raet Geor, jerry, Alexandria; Hows vt ia Whitak BAN Fs FRANCISCO, Shirley, Matnews,,1 barks. Marthe Rideout, ola, Pord Bik a Fors oe Trangia ares (bil), y Melsaso, Tahiti; senry Draedinuabe *flepie, Chawaperico; Stegbouad, Pilss, Te bith. —Ship Fleur de tas, (Be Pees Sins Sailed. By ng, fetarag ee s Oey Te re : faz Nid he aa fs ais ns oe pong Bates Arrived, schr, Bg ak bark, Nemisis (Sp), Fernand Corman thas bre Bi esser, Greespckyeckt 42% apres chara cro i4 Me, "Mihy “15—Abrived, eet Game Vock, Robinson; © eect ork. SRALEN. May ro Arelveds seb Pevil Port ; f= Arivad, schr Francis E Hallock, Moale, Philadel fedenchin GW, Lewis, Tupper, Wiimingiop,. NC; A iy, 2, sb WAR Re 28 a sgh Yan C) Don hie, iy orge A Fieree, Kelley, New York (or by—Brig Prineeton, Wetls, Calais for Blisabeth- che’ Els Gufton (He), Kimball, 8 Joun, NBe f Be bas Returned--Sehr Judee Ten: Wy Sailea—Sebrs Wm MeCobb, Thos fr Coonan, Deca Prussian. Gi e Bia , a ntadsiph x Saran Berni Prairie Bird ( 3. Langdon, lari Nebo Black Di dy St Croix, Gi Thoreen {8 sf Callers, Mary ‘Alice (Br ‘pilige, Thomac Hix, WM Rice’ and. —Arrived, selits Fawn. Kelley. Baltimore for Boston a Arrived, sets Fawn more or Boston: Burohem, Baxte one Portland for Phi Returmegsehre Dresden and Sarah Bernice, Batled—Schr George, WILMINUTON, NC, May 22—Clenred. sche Helen Hole iy for dot i § MeLollan, Fai ed, brig Clarabelle, Tracy, | ante, Banimore bra Tyler, Shaw, Phil ‘WAREHA! led, sohra Thos Bor are buck, Pousselpbie STEAMBOATS, &C. WGK BA DEOME LITTLE CAE BORE TR quire nt GOLDING, too toot of Eust 124th Fo SALE-SLOOF YACHT NORTH STAR, NEW sore Yacht Cink: lengtt 49 feet; ip complete order, Ape ply ALEXANDER YAYLOR, Jr. - 56 Brondway, Fe. SALB—THE LARGE DOUBLE DECKED Ex. cursion Barge Jonn Netison ; will accommodate over 3,006 re ons, and now in running order, fully Ce vd with life fe preservers and well Tarnished ny rtica: Address GB i) BALLENTINE, Hi aid’ Bronely TARTED=A STEAM LAUNCH, ABOUT 18 PEE? jong, without boiler or engine, ‘Address E. G., Post 7, 7, Jorney City, N. J. meperenaeeenanitiy earayia ANTED—A CAT- Lala | SAILBOAT, ABOUT 26 foot kool, not drawin, 3 teot, with cabin an inmodutions forfour men, Address ROBER! OE, Flushing, be 1. CA _MISCELLANEOUS. si ‘D. BU x STANDARD SHOE, OF PRO LEAD “ead 11 rosdwaye DE ‘ORCES QUIETLY; ANY STATH; PAY W ieee eg al,” n Law Ageney removed 252 2 itl A QUIETLY SBT AINeD itury oe incompatibilr ptf any er scandal avai a al rt thi experts s r C a ‘ a 1 t e * o a ii