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-PUKVKKTION OF SMALL-POX
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ACTIVE WOBK OF THFa BOARD OF HEALTIL
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CONDmO? OF ???? ClTV-IUP^lCULTIIfaS IN ???
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TI1K VIKt'S 18 OBTAINKD?IliniSU eiCK HUK?.D8
?G?? HOSPITA?A
The work uf the Health Department in sup
pressing ?msll-p >x. and tn preventing tba spread uf tub?
disease, bas many Interesting features. Dr. Jame? ?.
.Taylor, tbe bead of tbe Vaccination Bureau, was found
at Police Headquarters oue day last week busily engaged
with tbe duties of bis position. Tsvo sttendauts were at
a aide-table cutting quills charged with vaccine virus into
'?' points," Ml another was fining the orders of physi
eluaa and others who cabed. Oue of the us*?tant phy?
sicians wee raccinnting tbe tiny red arm of a baby, held
in its mother's lap (au operation which it did not very
uueb like), and several stalwart negroes, with tbelr
aleeves rolled up, stoud by awniting tneir turn.
" Wc sre very busy lust now," said Dr. Taylor. " From
flity to 100 persons come here each dav to be vaccinated.
Many physician? in the city set their vaccin? virus from
iu, and orders are received from all parts of the eountry;
lo addition we supply all of the hospital*, dispensaries
mid charitable iostitutlous In this city."
" What Is tbe nut bod of the department to prevent tbe
apresd of the disease t"
" To go back to tbe begluulngof tlie system, a bill was
passed In 1874 '75 authorizing tbo Board of Health to
establish a separate department fur tbe suppression of
small-pox. Ile'ore this men w.'re employed at times to
vsceiBBto the people, but there were no systematic, efti
elenf effort* mads to prevent tbe spread of tbe disease.
V?nta t be department was organized Iu October, 187.*5.we
were in tbe midst of a small-pox epidemic. Tbe eonis
was set to work vaccinating people llvlutr iu tenemeut
bouses, workshop? aud factories, und tbe cbildreu iu the
schools. In the conn-oof a few months, as uresali, tbe dis?
ease entirely dlsapi?eared. We began at once a system of
visiting certain quarters of tbe city-a system unlike
tbat of any other place. There arc now twelve physicians
who aro engsged in making visits during the entire
year Whether there arc any cases of emall-po ? or not
they go to each house at least twice a year for tbo pur?
pose uf vaccinatimi those or the Inmates who require it.
Tae number vaccinated in a year is from 4.">,oou to
65,000. 'two assistants are enirnged in vaccinating tbe
children lo tbe schools, who, under our system, are better
protected than any other class. The luiuetce of the
penitentiary and other institutions on the lslauds are
looked after twice a year.
" In times uf an epidemie special work has to be dene,
to wb'.eb several of tbe members of tbe corps, are detailed.
All os-ee reiiorted by physician?., policemen aud others
are at once inquired Into, and either Isolated or removed
to the hospital. Houses in infected neighborhoods are
thoroughly searched, ultimigli no cases may have been
reported to be tn them. If tbe patient is in a private
bouse, or une continuing only two or three families, he Is
usually removed to a room on tbe top floor, and put in
charge of a singlo nurse or attendant, i hi. has been
found Impracticable In hotel??, flats nnd boarding-houses,
for as soon as It beoomes known that there le a ease of
small-pox la the bornie there's a general hegini.
UFE AT IHK HOSPITAL.
? When patients are removed they are taken to tbe
reception hospital, nt tbe foot of East fsixteentb-st.,
whence they are taken to the Riverside Hospital. If they
are able to alt up they are conveyed In a coupe, but If nut
they are taken lu a closed ambulance. In eases or very
young children we always insist upon the mother or
nuise accompanying tbeni to tbo hospital, and remaining
there with tbem uutil their recovery. Vaccinate tbenion
tbe day they enter tbe hospital and tbey incur no risk at
at all ot taluni: the disease?. There nas not yet been a
single enee of lufeotlon under these circumstances. We
allow a wife to go with her husband or h bu-baud with
?is wife ; and a patient may tike a nurse or a friend.
Tiiose dedrmg private apartments are allowed to have
tli m ; many of tbe better clsssof people avail them?
selves ot this privilege. Friends cut? communicate with
those at the hospital every da> uud ?"id food ur uny
tblng to increate ihelr comfort, Patients are confined
at the hospital from ? week to three months according
to the form of tbe disease.
"But the matter Is by no me ? ne ended when tho
ju'ieut is ?safely removed to ita? h'?spit,tl. Iu nio.-t t.-n???
meut bouses there are several famines, u ually of ouo
nationality, associating with one Knottier. Eveu If the
listare of the disease in known?and In in.mv eases it Is
not?often little precaution le tait, ? against it, mid
BE a matt there is great danger of other min?tes nein??,
striclicu ' (?????. The house is disinfected and a etose
w.itcb is Kept ujion it fur ucw ca?en fur turco ur four
week? ; aa suou ?s a ? w CHse appears It is ininicd'Hlelv
taken In baud. On,? of tbe principal causee of the spread
ot sninll-pox in a neighborhood Is the uu.ubei' of light
casce that occur. The dls.-aee may have ?<> ??,.?? a form
that it i? not reeugmz.-d, autl yet uihers may become in?
fected frinii It and bave tbo must virulent type. We
have even tound children playing in tbe street broken out
with small-pox?in the second and third stages. This
fact sbuwe the urg.nl ne -d of general vaccinati m
If a person le vaccinated witutn two or three days alter
tho disease has been tukeu into the syeieru It will save
blm from the disease ; ur if be is vaccinated after a
greater lapse of time the disenso will assume a mild form.
Very yoiiug children have ?oue to the ? .ospita) with their
n :oiher?, nfter being vaeeiuu e I, aud have cutir?is es?
caped. Fruui our oxoeiioiict: ut small-pox we are autis?
tici! tbat if physicians and peuple should report all cases
to u? promptly there svould nev^r be anytiiiug like mi
epidemic in this city. As It Is, sometimes nut a single
cato ic.urs In severa! months. For the last six y.me
until tais winter there nuve uot been many cases?unly
now and tbeu um?.
THE 1>!?I A-.. THIS WINTER.
"Tlie first cases Ibis year appeared last October
among tie Italians, by ss ht m tue un-etw wns evidently
br.iught from' Italy; at tbe same time a numiier of
colored persons having the sinsll-pox came from Phila?
delphia. Iti* now principally confi icd to these two
clause?, althnugli to some degree showing itself among
the Germans and attar mtio-iailtl-s. The n? irialitv
?teuiilr decrcasss. although tho number of c.tses is
increasing som what. Last sTeik arai the week before only
ubaut twenty-three percent or the curve was tata! ; early
lu Jaiiui:ry the percent was ae tiie-h ?is twenty
eight or twcnty-tibic. .Much barai often resulte from
the earel-ssiiess of pliysicims of the lower clas?, who
do not take the precaution to vaecluate those exposed
lo the aasaaae, nut aa,?i?t tlie pareuts or Mends m eoa?
teainigcases. An liie'anee of ibis kind occurred not
long ago, iu whle'i sixty-eight eases were developed
from it cingle t tune ??? ?1 patient, or which twentv-tbrco
terminated futally. Bal proper incuus been tagen there
v.ou.d not have been more than throe ur loar, atad per?
hap.? not somali??. This is u violation of the Harilttirv Code,
bat of the many oases ?siiteli have ben taken into the
courts we have failed (o secure cauvictlon mone."
.?!<?:! I iV. CASKS.
In making their vl-its tbe physician? meet ?vltli a great
fun?)? dltricaitits, e.-jt -daily ?????p? Italiain and Bohe?
mians. Whilo they uever show violonce, they tax their
wits to the utmo-t to preveut trie quiok eye of the
searcher irom Hading tbelr liefe friends.
*' Hers 1? a good ?xau. ?do of wi:ut we often meet with,"
sttld Dr. Fiino, one of tbe visiting physicians. "The other
flay 1 went into a iaven Italian looeinent-bouso In Crosby
St. There w>re viss-ls of dismrcotlng fluid setting
around, and the faces of the tenants bore traces of
anxiety about eametbing, fmm which I at once concluded
that there was a case uf ?mal.-p..? in the bouse. Enter
Inga room tbat I had reason ta suspect, I wa? told ? leu
theni had been s oase there, but that in- u.oth?>r or the
atafe child had taken it to uimther street. Tuie whs a
likely story, but I continued my search. Jest as I was
tteMiAiilng.lt occurred ta? m ? to look ..gam under the bed.
First two trunks were pull-, d out mid ? .un t wo or tb r.?.??
binadles ot rigs. Tbls diselliseli lite dm? outline of a man,
who. convinced thai be ba l Beata dlecisered by being
vigorously punched in the back with a stick, roiled out
from bis hiding place. ? wss a big ssvartby Italian,
and was holding a child In bis arms which was wrapped
ui? In a blanket, und whs mob with tbe small-pox.
" Another lime 1 went into a large teneineut-Bouse In
Baxtcr-st. Tim landmdv assured mo that then? wem bo
alck people la the hou-.c. Hume of the door? wero locked,
aud I went nut for an officer to as?ist me in tlie search.
?We uttleck?'?! adot.r. built was rastened on the lusldo
and suiial not ope i. Fin illy t? woman admitted us. 8he
?mu? Ib the third stare of the disease?In which the vesicles
arc drying up su I r,? liirigoff. On another floor m rhts sanie
house we found suol ber door looked on the inside. The
officer burst open ons transom, ami caught a pliu.pso of
a woman making hvr BBenpa through another. When we
got luto the rtiisrtuseiiis she was uoi to lie seea. Going
up to the roof I dWovcicd her running nt?.?m in tue
ataow, and trying t<? elBdc uie by g.stting i.ctniitl ehiiu
racy?. This young Italisu woman, wl.o was ubout ? went ?
year? old. bud lue s uall-pox, and has slue,.? beeu sent to
the hospital."
" How do you explain the-e strange ?.'?tions I"
" It Is simple enough. These people lave a dread of
going to tbu huspttal or lutvliig thttlr fricad* sent there.
As a matter} of fact, their chac?es of ret overy are very
mucn greater then.?, but tbey do not seem to cotnprebeud
" Do you have much diflkulty In gel tu g them to sub?
mit to vsecluaiiou t"
?? As a rule, tbe Italian men and wo inn absolutely
refuse to be vaccinatesi themselves, but ? hey will allow
tbelr cbildreu to be. Ol iste, however owing to the
number of cases In some quartern, there has been less
resistance than usual. Tue luiportauoe >f vsce.luatlug
those wbo are exposed to the disease Is very great, us It
either preveuts it or greatly modifies It. Tbe rather of a
?family tn Pell-st. contracted the diseuse sud was re?
manded to the hospital where be dtqd. At my ?ohcitaMon
?Uie sou, sge eight, waa vaccinated ; tbe mutter herself
flatty refused. Both were tik.-n sick soon uf -? with ibe
small-pox, tbe mother bsvlug s virulent type fmru which
abe died, and tbe boy a very mild form from which he
treoovered."
OBTAINING THB VIItCB.
A Tbibukk reporter recently visited the farm
where tbe vaccine virus la obtained. It le a small one of
?inirty aeres, aud is situated near Clifton, N. J. It Is so
near tbe railroad station on tbe New-York, Lake Erie
and Western Railroad tbat one can see It from a car win?
dow. Tae farm-huuse, wblob Is a quaint old Du:ch home?
?lead, built of rough blocks of brown stone. Is ssld to be
300 years old. and to bare once served General Washing?
ton aa his headquarter? A barn stendi near by. It is
also old amo quaint, the eaves of Its bigb, steep roof
almost toucbtng tho ground. One of tbe physicians of
the party led the ?ay along a narrow path cut through
tbe deep show.whlcb termlnsted In tbe barnyard. Here
aererai eows ?sere qaietly putsulng their moditations,
and a number of chickens and get se made up tbe comple?
ment of the usual barnyard soene.
Vpun soie? mg a hat in oue ooruer ot tbe yard two
c??! vet were found lylrnt upon rude benehel or table?.
They wer.? tecnred In their potinont by atrapa paatm?*
around their neeka and lee*. Tbe hair from the inner
snrfarc of the upper part* of tbe thigh?, and from the.
back part of the belly, liad been tha ved, ii?nktrig a clean
patch of tkin tbont fourteea inches square-. One of the
calve? wa?a fi-tn subject and toady for vacflnarlon.
Tith'nehlt lancet, one of Ihe phyilcinni matle little actr
!??d patcbeaon the ?kin like tbo?e raade In vflcclnatinr.
tbo ?rni of a human bsiug. After thirty or nit.re ot iht-st?
paicbe? wore made, vtcciue vlrua, lauen irom a previ?
ously vaccinated calf, w?s uppllttfl fiOta qnlila. The
calf, bcyoud ?tartina now aud then. Ft-enied to aufrnr ?o
liltle thiit the operation would not have cxrltod the
cnmoaitslon even of Mr. BaTtk, Thm iho much
vaccinated tittle? animal wailed out to Join Its fellow*
In the barn.
Theeaptlve on the other table wa* a sucking calf
which bad h?e!i vacclnaied In tbe S'tuie inanucr a week
lieinre. Yeelclc* or scab* bad furiucd umm the patche?
to which the virus had been opplletl. Wben the top? of
tiioe Vi'slclet were, removed tbe vim? which they
contained ?m expascd. The quill?, which are two or
turre Inches in length, were then charged by 3lmply
rolline; them lu the matter?first one end aud linn the
older. Etiourfe vim* It taken from one suij-ct
lo vaccin?t?? from 2.0UO to 3.000 persou*.
When a calf ha* been unco vaccinateti as In
the e ite of a person, rhe operaiion cannot be repeated,
and It It consequently Mint to market. The department
is now using ten or twelve calve* a week, whicn tro
fnrulshed bv t. e nan who lease* the farm. It rotinlred
?o muny, trie fariner ?.?Id, Mint be bid t" ride over the
couittry far und wide to find ononidi of them.
In the month of Januar,' Hie health ofHcer? vaccinated
(1,471 persons free of chanto.
Tbe ? e.ii ? t ruote.I emall-pox pavillon, on North
Brothers' Island, l* ready lo receive ab ml forty patten ?.
Toc ileeliu Commissioners destre lo leave Blackwell'*
Island altot-.iibor aud creel additional building* on North
Diolbeir*'I?I-aiitl, If tbe tiidUey tt.r till* purpose und for
tbe purchato of a proper boat cun be obtained. At
present tlie tec !n the pvt-r prevent? the traos?er of rho
Minili pox patients now in the Kl? crddo Hospital.
A in;.-! constructed by ihe Heultli Otllccrs to show the
location of the elt-hty-stx cases of ?mall-pox that hnvo
occurred in the city, between January 1 und Februar,?.? .">,
?bows that tweiity-sev?i*i of tbe eatoawert In the dis?
trict bounded bv pearl, Park, ('liutlium and ?""analst?.
und the Bowery. Tin* quarter I* largely mhabilod by
Italian?. In H.e block bounded by Klin. Crosby. Grand
and Bicorne sis. live, ciac e occurred. Up nil noon yes
teiday 107 case* of emuli ihix had bcu rcporrcd since
January 1.
ALAIlM IX JF.11SIY CUY'.
Some alarm lin? been causetl by Ihe spread of ?mall
pox iu Jersey City. Two weeks ?ro a < n.?e was reported
at the Commercial Building, at (Ircene und Mnufgnmery
?U. ? child living at No. 83 Oreenc-st., lu a large double
ten'emeu(-bouse, visited the Commerciai Building and
carried the disease homo, 'flier?? arc now .debt enscs In
the two lene,nontdiiiii.ic,? annui? ?ovoli ramilles. Yestir
duy a man with in* fnc? covi-resi with ?m*U-rox pustule?
eniered Polk?e Headquarter*, and stating that be was
suffering from ttto diseuse,nsktd Health Inspector Jenne
to send blm to the pest-hniiHC on Hie Hudson County
Farm, at Snake Hill. Be ?vas onlercd to n-tern home,
and wassubsequontlv sent lo th?? |.esr-liou?e lu on am?
bulance. He ?uve Ills nume as Robert Hei. hrich, am!
?.??? tlicm had b.-i u t .?? .It ntl.s lumi tbe discute 111 bis
house.
AN ITALIAN COLONY VISITED.
Deal Beacu, N. J., Feb. 10.?Several nm
of small-pox were reported among tbe Hallan colony of
laborers at Elberoo Station to-day. Two weeks ago an
Italian suffering wlti> the malici?? was removed !o Hew
York, where he died. The .'fealth Commission?? nave
been informed, und they will take action on tbe mutter.
RAILROAD lUTEBEBTH.
PACIFIC MAIL FREIGHT COMPACT.
Negotiations have been pendin? between tlie
rnanaa-ersof the LViir.n Pecille lta?road aud the l'adite
Mall Steamship Company In regard to the existing
Height compact, as tn win the", it shall he disonni limed
aficr the completion of the Southern Pacific Koud,
which will be about Marchi. A cou.-ultattou waa bold
yesterday between Sidney Dillon, president of the
Union- Pacifie, and J. B. Housitin, president of the
Pacific Mull. A provision of the contract 1? that It abeti
become inoperative when ? cum pet in g road far Pacific
Coast buslnons -hall lie computed. Mr. Dillon staled
that nothing doti atte had ben deeded upon, tint tbe
matter ?vus still in at.cvuuce, and could lie annulled n!
any rime wiriiout previous notice having been given. It
? thought that nie eonirael Will bo o ?intinteti, as the
Union Pacific will virtually con lid locul business, mid
will be a stronger c(uii,i.-ilior Iur through bushiest If it
cxn have the cooper mou off*??? Pacific Mall, which II
might not have ll the contract were atrulad.
THE PROPOSED NE UOUTE TO TUF. WEST.
A dispute!) fron Cleveland yeaterdav Htaieil
that many rumors ??ore In ch-ru'.tttfon icspcciing the tu
tenilon of Ilio Centrili RilIroHd ol M 'XV-Ji??cV to etul'
lishaconncciion with !tti"S la FetiatylvaDia making ?
through route io tbe West. It wi? ? irted thai unvcys
had already been made for ihn c. i.iieelton wit Ii the
Weitem road*. Judge Lnrhrup, rhe receiver nf the ruin
pany. ?aid xesierdav lot reporter for Tin: ???p???:, lu
regard to the rumor : '-Il I? into mal ?ve are reclina ?
Western outlet, a.el neaotiattoar?are pending ?tin. tlmt
result in view, but tiuiliiugrii finite ?? aettled a*ret"
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A ?SOUTHERN ROAD SOLD.
Richmond, Va., Feb. 10.?The Atlantic, Mine
lssippl and Ohio Railroad waa sell to-ttav at public
auction under the decree of the United state? Limili
Court. Clarence II. "lurk, of Philadelphia, boonmti.L' the
puicbascr tor *s.(i(i...<t(i(i. The first bin, of fifi.07??.????,
was mrvtlc by Mr. Edward King, president Of Ihe r.iiiui
Tiust Cunpany ant the io'>re?entutlve or t!io furetcn
bondho.ders. Tin? next hid, ol fg.KKi.nnn. wn* in,id. pj
Mr. Clark. A lively i-ofupetlttoa iin-n i-n-uied between
ihescgeiiilcincn ?ml QeneralT, M. Licnn. Kpretentlna
the Cirde lnt<rc-r ??? the Rahmend and Danville
Railroad. Bevcnty-flve lad? having been made,
ranging from ?t?.??(?(?*<" *tlo.HOO. the toad ?van Mnaliv
knocked out to Mr. Clark Bl tti ? ll-ilrc? first stuied. Mr.
King's maximum whs i.S.l7S.(>(Ki, und that o? den ral
Loenn wa?te.001.00u. Iinniedlaielr after the ?ale Mr.
Clark deposned with the tntuder, Hie cash pay moni or
$l(Ki.c.?0 it'tpiind bv rho torm? ot the rette.
??. ('?firir stiii.-s it.at r is the expectation and in'<-n
lion of the new owners of ilio ruadlo reorganize Ibe
cornil mW and ro make roast,, ubie end proper provision
for the otri stockholder? and the artaeeareil rrrditor*.
Mr. Clark farther Ut ie? thai the r*nrelia?or* are repre
tentative nun of caprai In N'evr-Yoik. Philatlelphla uni
Landen, and the. raton?te, tra eonjaurllun ?? imi existing
and euiiticcting Ilia s. tu form a g? ?nul ti unk between the
seaboard ami the IFe.l und Suuttnvi ?t.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
NEWPORT, It. I., Feb. IO.?At Hie. annual
election of the Newport and Wlekford Railroad ami
St'ami oat company I ho following ?(fleera won- Fleeted :
PreMdnt. Heoigc M. Miller, of New York ; Tren?ufer.
Anthony s. sherinan, of Newport, in Ihe place of John T,
Bti-.li, deceased- Wreetor*, George M. Miller, Levi I*.
Morton, .lulu. ?. A. Or swold and fjeorjfts petbodr Wet?
innre, of New-York, John (?. Weaver, of Newport, ami a.
p. Vaugb.m. of Wlekfurd, It. I.
Bosto.n. Kob. 10-l'ione'* B. Ilayos arid Theodore C.
Bates were circled yesterday la Lrcltlatlva joint eon
ventina ?is State directora of tue Boaton and Albany
R,iiiio:.d.
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?SEEKING THE RIGHT OF WAY.
Wii.Miv.T.iN, Del., Feb. 10.?The bill to
give th* Baltimore and Oliin Railroad tha right to run If?
new lice to New-York tbroueh ibis S'ate bv \xay of \?'ll
inluglon, passed Hie Slate Senate at Dover to-day.
OBITUARY.
GENERAL GEORGE P. ERTE.
General GcortW IVaboily Esti?, wlio aervetl
with dlstli.ctl ?n in the Western Army during the Re
bclllon. died suddenly of mut?? pneumonia at bla board?
lng-hou?c. No. S-.'i Sixth- ve., on Sunday. He was taken
111 about Christmas Ime. und bad apparently recoven il,
when be had a relapso lust week, and ?lied before Ins
nhvsldan could reach htm. Owing to the city ordinane?
providing for such eases, tho phyeleien wus unable to
irratit a certltteste of d-itth. and tlie case was refened lo
the I ?oroner?? office. *? diiesday Hi" remains were seul
to Nashua. N. II.. where General Ksie's relatives live.
He wits boro lu Nashua in 1830, and, after leeeivlntr a
good education, removed to Onto, where he practise!
law. He entered the Ht.'tte mlIHIh, and at the outbreak
of the war went out us Lieutenant-Colonel of ihe
14th Ohio Iufantry. The men enlistad ror loo .luya, imi
the regiment was reorganized by Cenerai Bteedman und
Colonel Este far three years'service, ami did good work
In 1HG2 Coltiuel Est" siiecscdcd to tbe command of the
regluit-ut, snd in Hsti-1 be was brevetted a Btliradier
General, und served to the end of the war. At II? ci.
be licitan atriiln to practise law at Washington. Ho wit?
at one time a partner of Chief Justice W.iltc, and an in?
tlins'e friend of ex Mlnlslet Cchcnck. Lately lie bad
been Interested tn mtulug- He was it very reticent man.
and lived ? somewhat retired life. Be wus u widower,
and leaves uo children.
JOHN C. WUEELEB.
John C. Wheeler died at hi? Iiouhc. at No
ir? West Forty-sixth st., Tuesday afternoon, at the a?,e of
eighty-four year?. He was bi.ru at Heymour, Conn., m
B-ntemi?er, 1707. and started tn Ufo asa merchant uno
msnutacturer of tools and paper. He was subsequent v
anoolnted to tbe pesiraastcrslilp at Seymour, n position
be held until his arrival m thin city, nearly forty rears
ago. Here he took tue Union Place Hold, and manacrd
it very successfully. In partnership with Ills son John
Wheeler, ex-Tax Commissioner of this city. Ills death
was accelerated by a fall he had last summer. II?? leaves
two sons and two daughters. He hud long ugo retired
from active business.
WILLIAM CARHABT.
William Carhart, who died Tuesday, in his
sixty-third year, at No. 1ft East Elgbty-flrst-st.. ??..s burn
tu this city. At an early age be begun lo Import dry
goods, continuing In the same Hue of business up to
within six yeurs, when be was utilised to retire on ac?
count ot failing health, llecently he suffered from a
coinplicslion of various diseases, the malady which
tiroved fstsl being dropsy. He leaves a wife and four
children. His funeral will take place at his house. No.
16 East Eighty ?r?t-st., to-day.
?-?
ANDREW K. HAY.
Winslow, N. J., Feb. 10.?The Hon. Andrew
? Hay died at his residence beie on ??????.???? night. Mr.
Hay was for many years the leading glass manufacturer
in South New-Jersey, and In his younger days lie was a
very prominent end Influential Whltr und Heiiubiicaii.
lu lWiH he was elected to Congress on the Whig ticket,
but decilued a renoroiiiatloii. He was seventy-three
years old. lie wa? boru lu Massachusetts.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
LONGS ISLAND BF.ACIIF**.
??? BASI8 ??'???? LITinAllON OVKtt ??? WImTK?N
r.Sf? ?f t'ONT.Y ISLAND?MOW ???: ????'f.NI'ANTK
??-? 1?? PATES.hUS WBOT INDLTKI) ltlM'i: TDK
Tow** of GKAVr.?r.v*o? ro.vrg.sr ??;:? ???? ttt??
TOA BKACII Al UR 1U1CKAWAY.
That part of Coney Island Icing between Oravee
end my and the.ocean lor many years 1ms been re
fardedae tho property of tbe Town of Graveseml.
? the early settleinent of Kines (Jouuty IMH
marshy fields and sanrl banks nenr the ocean, BjjW
Coney Island, wer? cinnmon to all the
pcopie living near. The descendante of
some of the early settlers, sunn after these
lands began to be vallinolo by renano <?? ihe im?
provement of the lslsntl. begun ta? talk ??1 their
rights as successors of the original patent?es, md as
having undivided rights to tho commun landa. In
Jauuarv. 1H70. suits against the town of G rave se ? 1
were begun by Nicholas Johnson. John l.tnuions. 8.
B. Clifford.C.AV. Clarke and others to recover the
title to the lands lying vest ??G tlie hrooklyn Con
course, and tin? rents iilre.-itly paiil to the town by
hotel oi'oprietort and otb-rs who had leaned the
propci ty claimed. The suits of Gittoni and Clarke
were decided for the town last summer and are, now
iHiiding?m appeal before the court of last resort;
Johnson's suit wns called for trial February 2.1881,
in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn before J in ? ??
Pratt, ami the plaintiff not appearing it was dis?
missed. Apolieation to huvc it replaced on the cal?
endar nu the following day we? reel with a demand
that Johnson pav tin? costs and an allowance.
.Inhnsoii then furnished an adula? it to th?* counsel
for the tossii stating that lie ?lui not ?vaut t?> ieo|e ?
the suit and Mint 1i?j wus willing to givo the town a
deed telinquiabing all bis claims to the (One ? lslan?l
landa. Joooaon also auted tbat he waa induced to
liegiii th?? litigation by Al)r?*d Sully, ?if the Mnnhat
i m it Beach Company, and Martin fcneonmaker, who
??ailed on 111tn ami persuaded Inni to sign an ?igrcc
inent to permit. George ?S. C. Dow, who ?s? formerly
a partner of Austin Corhin, to look after
his interests along with those ?if ths other
descendants of the original patentee?.
Dow agreed to pay Johnson 50 per cent of all muiey
leeovered from Un: town and to tnent nil the lovnl
expenses. It is also alleged by Johnson that the
pin pose of I lie suits was to clonai tho till?? of tlie
lauds nt the western end ot Coney Island, and to
prevent any investment by capitalists there, and
tuna binder dangerous rivalry to the interests of the
eastern end of 'lie islitiui, con ? rolled by the Manhat?
tan Beach Improvement ami Railroad Companies.
A deed given >>y Johnson, renouncing al! claim t<>
the lanils iu question, was lilt'd yestcrtlay in tho
liegistei's office in Hrooklyn. and anonlerof rtis
contiiiuanct'?if the suit was Uictl. It is said that u
similar ag.eiiiftut with Mr. Dow was mode by tho
otlu-rs, who become plaint ids again?! tin? town. Tbe
t?iwn has been put to much troubl?*? and expense in
the litigation, and it is thought that actions a?ain?r.
Mr. Dow ntul others will lie in the matter t?i recover
the costa. It is expected now that the title to all
tbC lands svili lie made eleni by the other cluiiuant
patentees. It is hoped by the residents of (Iravcs
end that, the improvements projected no tho western
end of tbe island will t beg he curried out. Be*Mrtsl
capitalista have made idlers tor the unoccupied p-rt
of the beach, and it is likely that a new hotel will
he erected, and a lino of stcauu rs from this city
run thither.
The trial of ? case in equitv involving tho title to
tlte ocean beach iu trout ol Far Kockusvny. L. 1.,
immetinies called Hog Beach, was in gun yesterday
before Judge Prati in the r-norerue Court, m Brook?
lyn. In March, ????, the Town Hoard of Hemp
?rtead leased the bench, which is a narrow strip ol
sand extending about three miles caul of Par Rock
away, and separateti Ir?.m the mainland by
a narrow inlet, to .lohn L. C. Norton
ami Mr. C. ?.????,?? ?sho represent capitalista
desirous ot creating a smuttier resort on tin?
bench, for tilt ? years at $1.00?) a year, Michael
Mniv.tv. s hotel proprietor al Far Ruckaway, Istlie
planatili in the suit, claiming the part uf tbe beach
which ins opposite the frontage of his property ?>n
Un? miei, 'luequestion is a testone, ami involves
Boingbackto examine tbe deeds of 1?>??. The
whole beach is estimated tobe worth to the company
formed to build a hotel, !f2,000,000.
Tbe coaling ni wunner went bet is very acceptable
to the Manhattan B<?ach Railroad Company, which
is making extensive improvements on iis property.
? h?? breakwater, which is being conati noted at high
water innik. for ,3,000 feel along the Imo of thr?
In ?oh, to prevent the made-gronud from being
washed away, will be finished early m ttn? semum.
It baa heen concluded to drive three rows of piles,
instead <>( twn, to be filled in with stone, ami to bxi
fartened together ssi; h sii mg ine.es mu? bracea.
Jetties will nlsti tie huit! ou the north n est side of
the hntbnig ernnud* to break the torce ol tb? ?cas
dnriug tbu i.igii ga ?
BKKIOUS All'HIV IN ? BAR-ROOM.
Kdninnil French, a colored man, living al Have*
lOWn, We?' ,I liliali'.?, L. I.. We'll il t.. tlie Map:.'
Grove lintel, Wednesday eveuiug. lie s\:.s under
the influence of liipior. Rlmrtly after entering tbe
hotel tie drew a razor from Ins pocket, and after
whetting it on ??1? i? .?>', stai ?? his d?termination t"
mnko sonto white man's 1.1., l p?. I'bere were
several persons in tn? bar-room ut the Lime,and
French bad scarcely mnde bis threat before be ?sus
felled to the flour bv belog .truck on the head with
u pitcher. He s?as severely cu and ss as removed lo
I lie Toss li 11 .il al .1.1 ?nan ;i, svi. In? wninul? Were
dressed by Dr. ? ??la?. II.? ?.niued nil night nn
.scion?, a 'i had noi rulli ! last 'v.i.n.g. Tin?
aii'h?.liMi? have ? ?t ben able ??> di cover who iu*
Iheted the blow.
?-^>-?
NO SKWS FROM MR-WING >'i ..\mi;i.*-.
No further information haa been rceeiveil ol the
missing ?it ?nil. is. It nus tl ought thai thi ?hithnia,
svili, h arrive?! W etrwesdai, would brina? news ni ihe
Batavia, but the captati) say he did utitseehei
Messrs. Aliti il s?. ( .. . ai?? ni - ni ih? missing Bristol
City, think thai I..e reuseI sigli! .1 by the Johannes
1! n??!, ? ne .da?,. ?? l ss hundred m'??, from Queens
town, wrs their sti uner. I !:? nnlj dispatch ? ,?? ?? ,?
Iiy the rigent in 'I' - ciiv concerning tlte !>.-s..' ihe
sfsamer Josephine, ol tin? Morgan Line, states thai
she sv.?,? lost lif. . ? :. mil? ? south t.f Hlup Island, She
was ?m bei way from Havana to the mouth ol the
Misai?gippi.
MAY PLANS l"i: TKI.KGRAPllM,
A meet,nt>ol |li l'i'iie h.chang" telegraph
Committee \s ? I,e d ??? ??> nias, at whi? h the prest
dentaof tin*Frodine bu<1 Cotton Kxebsuges w?re
present. F.ds-.ii, I.Vul. president ,.? the Amern-uu
l{^i?iil Teleuraph Ciimp*mv, ? .\p ninni the priiicip-il
feiiurcK ..fili.? inaiiii/.'iu-iii ?f his company ?nul
? uni that lie would iik?? In make arrangements svilii
the 1 a. ? I muges so tl ?it ibe eompBiiv ? on Id iransnut
Iheir business at miNli*rate rites, llis proposal sv.,s
received favorably, und the mendiera srepted In?
invitation in visil the ofibeof Ihe company this
aftiTiioon to ins|H'c| the instriimenti ami examine
thoroughly tue afluir ? ni ti.?? conipituy. Nime meni?
li? r? o t the con u ? it lee said af lei Ilio meeting that 11
wus posai ble (lint suine nrraugi'iuciiii would he
mail.? lo have this company w.. ? ? in conjunct um
with ila- ?? reliants' Telegraph Company, VVhnt
??Vcl plans were tleculeil mio,?, ||??\ Bollili Bee tilgt
provision was inaile against any future coiiaulida
tion schein??.
All Die. stock idilli? Min!.anI?' Teli graph Com?
pany which was placed in Ibis city has boeoauh
scribed tor.
THK HOSPITAL SUNDAY FPND.
? In? Dtairiboting Committee of the llo-pnal nat?
urila? and Siin.lu.x AsxM-iat i??ii mei in ?layoi ( i race'*
ntlice vestenlav. 11"'" memli-ire present ?vere the
Mayor, Poetmaster .Jumen. ? I'? Ualteiiok, preanient
>f tin? Chamber of Unuimeno, Hi? I,'.???. |)r.
Armitage.Fre'l-iiok Stun.'. -, II. I.. Pellnw and Ulivi ?
H.Palmer. Hie reporto! the treaanrer waa read,
?In ??ving I hat t liei.? xxns (22,1117 IB lobe diatributcd
from what la known aa the General Fund, a ttm*?
luii.it. wii* adopte?] ?.?.? lo exelude any hospital ??.??
participation becaitae it? receipt* i-xceedetl ita ex?
pondit uros. Motare. l'olle??- and Habe ua wore ap
poniteli as.ib-C'iiiiluillei In milk.? a ? purl Monday
n, xt as to bow the lumi ?li'uilil be distributed.
BI'SINESS TROUBLE.??,
Richard \V. How, proprietor of tlie New-York ?nil
Brook ?? ? < '<>"?'''i'tigf Comjianjr, ut Nu. 2? Hiirllng
tlip, nini ?it links ami Nelson-sta., Brooklyn, ba*
made an ?aaigiiiiienl to Daniel 11. limitici t, riving
the following prefisreiirea? .lames How. *, ?G.,???? M,
Marx liiiw, ?20,000; .1. T. K. Lltchfleld,
$12,101 (in: Brooklyn Hank. ;,.'!.Min : t??ti*l,
K51.0HB 10. Tin? il??'(? of a-signuiein waa lilotl m
Brooklyn', Mr. Il"?v Im* Inen m bn?ine*aabout ten
year*, ?nrctvding Ins brother Jamea Ifow, Jr. lie
was lav.irul.lv regarded in Ibe trade.
The New-York credi lor* of the firm of? John Rob
iTlsnil, Son &. Co., ?vlliilenale ?le.ilei? in i|| v psodi ut
Toronto, bave received notiec of its failure. The
liabilities at?? are eat ?mated ?it 9200.000 ?nul tbe as?
sois at tr'lHH.HHH. The Bnn wa* otte of the oldest lu
tbe dry good* biisiiu'ss.
-??- a,
ANTI-MONOPOLY LEAOUE.
The National Anti-Monopoly League which was
?rgaiii????1 a few weeka agoia diatnhuting ci ?alara
tliruiigliniit tlie country. Among tinse is an addii*?**
to tin? people urging Huit Borporatioua aball be con?
trolled it? tin- Mate which ?leales 1 tieni, ami Hint
labor ami capital shall tic alli?e?not enemiea. with
justice lor both, and making a atroug argument
against inononolie*. It hi intended to bave urancb
organizations >n each Assembly District. Tbe num?
ber of mefaberala now nearly l.oon.
RESIGNATION OP A BROOKLYN PASTOR.
The friends of tin? Kev. TIkuiuih if. Sheer, pastor
of Ihe Park Congregational Church, Brooklyn, bave
kiin wii fur some time that lie coti toni piateti resigning
lus charge. .Mr. Sin or'? religious convictions bave
for several voars been diverging from tin? so-culled
orthodox doctrine? in the direction ol what be eoo
aidera a more liberal Christianity, Four year* ago
be left the MeibiMlist Chinch, not at all on religious
gnuimis, but merely on account of bis preference for
tho Congregational CI.inch goveriiinent. There ??
entire harmony between tlicnastor and bis congro
giitiuii. Wliori it was lounicii rhat be thought ol
resigniuk* tl?' ?tiiiiiling eommlltee renimiatratoil
with liiiii, ami urired li i tn to remain, (assuring li.in
that bu clni?b vrue In sympathy with bit teitcbtug*.
Mr. (?licer, hoxvrver. repHed that tf tbe ebureh re?
unir.! hioi it would make uer-eeaary a chant* in the
orciraeTJon wbt'li would sep?rate it from.the coii
irregalit.nai fellowship, and that even if it ahonld
unh"i(i bir.i so far he did not (kein auch a ho.d step
wlviaaWe ??n iti pai t. He w?! read ms letter of res?
ignation to hi? congregHtinn a week from next ?un
?lav. When Mr. Blfcer acc???t??d anali ko lue present
piai?.? the property oi the church waelicavily eucum
Urred. The Rev. Henrv Ward Boechcr relievedlit
temporarily from a forecloeure. am! during Mr.
?ilKer'? ministry th? debt haH been almost entirely
removed, and the property suveil.
DEATH FROM A DOCfe BITE.
Minnie Lee. the little daughter of Charles Leo.
living .m No. -12 llliiiii-pf.. Newark,who waa attacked
with hydrophobia Monday night, died yesterday
?hnrtly atr-r Mana. Sonic tear* are felt ???r her two
brothers, Patal. age four. eon. and Charles, age ten.
Ixiili of whom wer?? bitten by the same dog on Janu?
ary 1. Minnie'? bymptoma became mor?? violent
Wednesday night. At 10 o'clock abo was seized
with spasms. About bor bed were three women and
u man. an?' tbev nil took hold of her when her spasme
enme. on, but found it almost impossible to bold her.
II ?? ?pastns lasted forati hour and ft hnlf, during
winch she foamed at th? mouth, rolled her evos
wildly at tiin.-s, and bent ami dia tort ed ber body.
Several H mea she made ?? hinug motion ?xifh her
monili. Neailv all tbe timo sin- wus entirely con?
scious. Yesterday morning Dr. Hatten called,
aud seeing that there was absolutely no hope for
her, nil wishing to snare her iiiitieeessarv suffering,
he administered morphine. This abated the violette?)
of the symptoms and tended to quiet the patient.
For several hours she coiitiiiuoil to riuso up with an
ellon to vomit, which she wa* unable todo.
Both of Minnie's brothers had been sent to the
bouse* of neighbors. Charles, fho youngest, was
inkeii borne in the eoiuse of tho day. He bad on
ihe illuvione evening acted strangely, it ?vas
thought. He expressed an unaccountable disfasie
fur his cotia* H;s appetita, which had always been
good, failed, ano yesterday ho sighed continually.
Late in tbe afternoon l'ani returned home. He was
in a high fever. Neither of the boy* liad been in?
formed of tbe nature of the dltwaee afflicting tbeir
sister. Laura Malz, the little tfirl who uve* in the
neighborhood, and who was also bitten, is kept in
the hoiieo I.? her pnrcnt*, and has been in her usual
health. _________
TUE WniTTAKBH TRIAL.
TESTIMONY AT THE COURT-MARTIAL.
r.XA.MIMMI PKKMlNS WHO WKKK ON'CK CAUtTtV
1NVKSTIOATINH A ? ASK WITH 1IIH MIMI MADK PP.
Notwithstanding- the iiii|?l.:is,.tit weather yes
tcrday, the attemluuco ut the U'hlitaker couri-mnrrial
w?s a* largo us It lias been on uu.? (lav. After the testi?
mony talion on Wednesday hai b?ou read, the cros*-e*c
??????????'?? of Lieutenant William II. OfHn was con?
tinued. Nothing new, however, we? ? netted by this.
Lieutenant Walter M. Dickinson wat next called to the
staud. He arai graduated from West I'.ilut la?; Juna and
Isnuw stationed In the Indian Territory. H?-Is a tall,
wclt-fermed young man. with a vary Intelligent face,
wlin ?? is adorned by a transparent mustache
and side Wbttkera. Among oiler tlun??, he nubi
tlcit bo lull noticed several titile? In his
inspection tear, through tho cadets' rooms, which
WMa part of bis duty at West l'oltit. that Wtiittakcr's
pulo?.?? waa without a mllow-eaee. Ho had not reported
It. a? be did not think ? waa hi? duty to do to. The wit?
ness rlieiighr ? list Whlttaki-i'shalr looked as If be had cut
it i.iiiisoif. Apparenti/ in- bad held We lookiiig-aiaae la
one band ?vini? he had us-d '.be iflaaora xvitli ibe "tbor.
Lteuteimut I'li'i.iiison tiUd examined the teltaora wbleb
w<re found In Wb'ttnkei'a room, and bad dla<*over*d ?
lutti ou one oi the blade*. In company ??-lib Lieutenant
Coffin, he hud dis ?"?ere'l a sortitili hair on Iluso ?? f?w
In.ill - later. Ilo Inni tito ?et ti lill'ielles uf Wlll'tiiker'? huir
on ita? ti. ? ni ibe imi lau club there were four drope ?f
en igni-ilei l'.o ? ? !, a? if ?omo Olle Inni dipped bl. Ungen
lain a pool of blood itiul tlu-ii allowed tbein lo d tip un the
t lab,
? What mudo you think," a?koil Mr ('!iati|!iei'!iilii,"thut
it va- tVblflaaer's han ? ou saw ?? the Boor !"
" It ???? euh?! Wiiliiiiucr'a hair or tbe bali'of souie
Colored person."
?? llu? do ?.ui km.?? rtia' I''
? ?? ?? t- woolly. A white man's hair may be curly but
It In never woolly."
'? You ?,:tii roil lluniglit Wlilttak.-i's hair looked h" lf lie
had int ll bun in. Will itm pleateexplainyour-clt
inoro Lilly "'" this point. **
" On Ha? fruii! pal ? ol 1 I - head It was ( ut upward and
bru I-.??, aril, tn ev.u'ii lb* ruine xx a? that utiymie xvo'ld
nit lus balr ?f ho hud im or?c to assisi hlin. Tbtewaa
ui-? the ????.- on th? back <?' hi h-el."
?? Hax.-i'i x mi mu other reatan tor this hi ll ? 1"
" I il'in't know inn. ? ?!, uit tutu ciiliiiig. hat It seem?
to in? that if I lint .ut in ? oxvii nan lliat i? ttie xxay I
should bave di ut li.""
" Itu't Ibi* a fancy of yimra rather Hutu s fratoni 1
rh ? u I he glad, however, to hear a?) rea soni tor j'lir
bell. !. If x? u have un' I"
? ? haven't any oilier. That waa my opinion. I thought
that tf another person bad cut bla hair it would bave
been ui ?? ? niffi i. ii:l?."
?? \'.. mo? xxiiii.'a!; r ili-u.'ji?.l as ll wa !"
? \? s ; I ibould bave conti ic I mv lelf .11 tlvurod."
? iji : (?unii'., r? ? \? ?.en nul ?uu Orsi ODtcrVe tin?
tiiiiloe I ill uldeh III? |. ur xx :i? cut I "
? I did not pay uiuoh atteuilun to II when ? ??a? In li??
,?...????, a?be ??.?? going to the hn*ptial afierward, I
ri down ?taira ?li oi ?even irei hehliid him I
liuti, ed lue ??.e tu ?? hl'??? ?,??. hair ?? as cut. lind I think
ihe ???? n Urni occurred in no-then that perbap? Wi.it.i
kel b nl Umiliateli I.iu.-. ll."
m |or Merrill ??? iviiai lu-idc ?-.ui liiiuk thai ibe four
druii ?r ' . ??? ? n Hic itu'i m club cum? from ?urnebody*
?? , . I"
" I! < m?? I taw ??? oiler we? In xx lib h lo ace.unit for
llieir :.|.p. aranci iii.d |m ? ,|..?? . '
? 1? 1 ,.? ? ? Mini"" \? !i||| ikei'i hu? tt. I "
?' M? ; he had goue tu the ?? ? lut ?? m n I came lo rttat
? Ii-'u -'? "
"Hid x.n,u (?,?,:? ih* ilici rv of Whlttukcr** gull!
al ' ? ? ; the Indi ??? ein ? I"
???? ? alieni ib?: ?.?? u. vit. ? ? hut nee tue,? it.
liiixvi x. r. I x.? a" n ?. ? ???? u.uli d Bl ?- I UP ?gall. I
t ?Il Iliade ?.? immilli*! I.e spot? iiin-i liu\ ???,???
tu ? a? ' 1 I'. Whit , ki ? ? a,lo ??ii,? tuo ?.|???? to drin in?,?
hi- ile?, r*."
??.,.? I .Moreow-'Tpan what 1 et* did roti bate yotir
II,. .,?? ?.? .. x? liitinkei mntili ? <l Ii lusrll I"
' I liouthl bit it.?in ?.?? of tu.? ? ???????? could
li i??? i? o II. and I ilid lio b. Hi ??? Ibi aux of tue cutlet*
. X III ?Ve.' il... I XX?. ibi .Io II."
? W ? sii ni ? he be Ilk. !r lo do ?neh ?? thing I"
"?' -? 1? wlu tolti . -?? a'cl was ? e lining well.''
? t ' ? ?n ? rea ?? x. u lud I '
? ? don't kit .xv ?? l cm gir? ? iy oilier."
"Imi ton. ver ktiow nuv o h.?r eadei who mutilated
I In -'? ' Ih'ouU '? Uc ...? 1??'. iu lilt si Utile I"
?*X....ir."
?Win d you have thought ?? white radei capable of
?.?ich a lai u t '
"Yes; if hi hol " en In Wnlffiik-r' rreumn ????.??."
M |ul .1. ll.il "Hud eiieii iiiiyllriig In tin with ?.ali?
li , I I I'
? I doi.'t titilli s.?.'?
Professur (Irci ? ? -"Were voi niieof the radei* cm?
piovi' ? ?? . ???' ?.?? ? in luv st ?-ai lu? tais cate I"
? Y? ?, sir. ?? a*."
?a|"? (. li'.t.u ??" Ule ? ??:? ?vere invi ?? ????'?:: : tl:||
?Minai?: t?.? ? ,.?.?-, ?? li ,t ?,.1 n dui ?mi follow?Hint
\? nu lu?.? ? ?? n - guiny, or tin. ? tu? wa* innocent, and tii.it
?ron ??? ??? -m p?> tu um t.. limi tito gull i) person* I"
?? l'ooii Iho theory tant Wl Uta bor did ?? bimse i "
.?lim ?.?- -c u ut. a law ?luden! >< Columbia ('??ile.-.? ?. ? w
Hi'hiHil. w?* ile lieti ?? ? ma.. Ile graduated tmu? We*l
I'..il la-t .linio, l'in ha? lesiglieli l rutti I ili' Arinv sue.?
Hull. Il? ten III d thai III? t....tu al W.-t Point ?ti?
u most iliii-rily iinileriionHi Hint ?f (,'adel Wulttuker'*.
Alca; ? a. ni , Ai'f.l (i, Insu, un board soni'? une eoa,e
down ibe-tau* frinii nie floor attore lu? room. He had
reiuiilcil it ?? Ili? ? 111 . r?, x? bu bai Investtguted tt. Il
tm ned ?ut to be Huile) Willi?, who bud got up arlv Hut!
in? un?? to ? ??.? a bub. .?I,.Suiti waa ihen dismissed,
?lui u (ialil.u r said Hint be hud a matter he xxlsied to
tiring before the Court. II? deaired to introduce the
t ? -11.n?? "fi', ilei V.'iil tinker trforr. theCouri of In?
tieri .* e vld-iico. Mi. In unti ria, u r-snniid.? ? ?,,at lu
t,ni,-etc? lo Him moil ilietdettlv. It would he dott'im.-u
lal n. tin? Intiie-ts uf hit client and dirceli) coutr.iry to
Ibe rraulatlona ul the Army. The*c stated specillo illy
ihnt tesiiui-uiv taken ut a rotirt or ltii|iurv nlnuild not he
urniilile.it lido u coni r nun tlal wbleb liivol? ed Hie ??
luissal ?u ?m olili ? finin ihe Army, or when the oral
ic.Hu.on?, of Ihe wilite??could he obtained, Tbe hour
bn ?,d.i.um ??.-?: having trrlv???!, Ike further dttciiasiou
ut ibi* x?.?- p?s:i.e ? until tins morning.
TUE PIRE RECORD.
HEAVY DAMACI?: IN TEXAS.
(,??.??-ion, Feb. 10.?Tht Seint luis u
special oispatch from Deniaon, which sas?: A
hre broke out yeslerdai In the wholesale grocery bouse
of Mm x. Kulm tV to., at MulU-St. unii Au.t.ii-as'c., and
ilratroyed ihe Building. Tli? first Boor was oeeu).? by
Marx. Kuhn A t'o., mid tue rlry-goo.il house of l. ule
??.,Itiseli ?c...; ibe nnper floor by ih* D niton Herald,
?,,,ile? ,V ItBSS, dentistas, and tlie fallili? ol J. W llll: ton,
tin- pnipneiorol The Herald. The litaseasre: ?colica
??.?????, on the bulldiug. ?7.500; liisiind forfJ.IHNIlB
? na London, Liverpool and (? ?.?in?; #2,000 m ili- S nil
li iii.ii und Alluri, ni. Mars. Kulm A t'o. h-se #20,1)01);
??-???????. e ????,?????. lloldsell A- ?'??,, dry gnds. loas
,Tl,"i.oiai: ? i-iii..in?.? ???lo,.ano, ??'-'.ois? cucii In the II.un.?,
HI l'util, Manli iti ti:, C .nlineiiiiil. Il,mining und Bremen,
inni ???Mal in thr Hpriiiglleld. Oilier losses uiiikc the to?
nti lOSS $0o,00? ?.
MEMPHIS OIL WORK? DESTROYED.
MiiMi'iiirt, Telili., Kob. IO.?A lin? Broke oui
tills umilimi. In tlie stuck ?.? nu ot th?? Southern Oil
Works, m the um I hem part of Ui" dis. I lieti unes
M?.read ss Uh such rapidity I hat the workmen employed
had M'areuly tliui? to escape svilii their lives. Fliilnes
...,.?? enveloped the entire structure, which,together
ssna 2.000 Barrel?! of oil, 1,000 tons or oil cake ?md l.ooo
ion? m o.ttou ?eed, was totally destroveil. Tm? bulinine
mid contents were Yaln dut 9.00,000. on widen there
??i- ?m ? n sui a me of ? 123,000, in sums ritnglng between
gl,000 and 945,000, In itlioiit forty coiupaiilcs.
?
A Wisconsin CHURCH BURNED.
CniCAOOi Feb. lo.?A diapatcb fumi White?
water, Wie., says the t'uagrogollouai Chereh at that
ataee. together with the organ mid fornitore, was hurucii
yesterday afternoon. The i..ss is 123,000, on which
diereis un insurance ol 14.000 each in tlie Home In
mimine (.'oii?|iniiy of Nnw-York, ihe (,,?,? mental, Nul ih
America and i'eiiusylvaiila.
EXPLOSION AMI LOSS OF LICK.
?????????.??, Minn., Feb. 10.?A special to
The t.tenimi Journal from Hi. Paul save: ? lio linseed
oll works uf Archil,aid A Hdiurmlr were destroyed Iiy
fire tins morning, the tunk s exploding with stilliti? ait
force io ssnik Hit: hiillillug. John Mart, the superiti
leudcnt, aud a laborer wire hilled. The loss is t-?,???.
HOME ggWsf.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
St. Jamtt //ofe--Senator John P. Jo_g_ of ff<__jj__
stid stato Trrssarer ?. G). Wendell, of *'??*? V^.'-?atiitai
//mase-csiitsln Jemes ?. Ksd?. of Kt ??'???. ????\_&e?n*?_u"f
fes Tngsils; f. k A ......AVrs? /f.,mv- Hoery ????!?*??
7?*e/a?ii</rifle?>)t.rf?r.7#f?rBSl .... /-?/?? ?t*??"?.?*? ,5!_t?_5!
Hou. Br?ten E. Fsaton. of jsmestowB. ?. ?d*215tll
?iMiersl Hsndtton W.rrt, of Albany ? WltttjaBS ?-?****' $
It&arvi W. A.HIiiira??DS.??f BoMon: ^??^?^"?,^^? u
The (Sneinnnti ?inquirer, end Jstnes D. War-ren. ot KuiTslo
nrnoort iVtMiaw-Kear-AilniirsI ?V. R- Tavlor. }>???? ??
lessor J. M. Pierce, of Cauibrl.tge, Ms??., aud^pUln ?ao.
MiAkaa, of the steamship KotaMil?.n ?*?/W^TTu^
Jsnics II. colt of Msssachii-etts . Vittori* Ilote?- Pie Hon.
John M. Francis, of Troy, ana ex-Coiigrfssruan W. < . ?p??t?.
ef Vermont.WeumtneUr /foftit?Ailorney-Geneisl H. W
Palmer, of r-riBSVlYania.aVot-Korfc R*?~9!SSm\~*a!i
Presina, et Keiitiiekr.-Ke'rwoHtin "?ofst-tOblet?_*?_?
Agent ?. ? Tirisele, of the Treasirr Uspsrrnisiit... y?-G? f'?.'''
ta . Uta William M. Wadley, l'reMileut of the Ccatrsl lian
road of Oeorsia. ^ ?
NEW-YORK CITY.
There are 489 churches in this city.
Harlem i*? to have a handsome new concert hnll.
The porcupine brani is the newest braid in millin?
ery.
The yellow Tuscan braids will be worn again this
spring.
The flmir-de-lia is the favorite ?.?-sign iu the new
cotton sateens.
The shooting-jacket will Ite a favorite style for
euiniiicr waists.
The warm weather has thawed ?mt the hibernat?
ing orgnn-grimi?'!'.
Foulard ailkt are now selling for Ices thau half
their former price.
Valenciennes lace in new dentali will be used for
trimming Bummer dresses.
Wide bord?is ave on the new cotton materials, and
will be useil for trimmings.
The int.-nor decorations of th?* iiesv Union League
Club House arc ncarlv liuished.
Some of the new boots for ladies button very far
l?a<!< at the ?iile. behind the ankle-bone.
There are 120'?tudentfi in the l.'iinn Theological
Ketuinsrv ; a less nuinoer than last year.
Hatin bows with silver or eilt ball? on the ends ate
wovii ?s shoulder-knots with party dresses.
The third story ha? been added to the Cardinal'.!
new house at F-ftieth-st. and Madison-avo.
Frenchmen in this city eay that American frogs
are more ?telicate eating than tho Calli?: croakers.
New ambrolla handles arc made of celluloid ; it is
much cheaper thau ivory and is both strong and
pretty.
? fe?v spring bouliers have been Importad nnd
privately exhibited. Nothingstrikingly new is seen
amone them.
Artisans are carving the designs in stone on the
main entrances of the new bank building at Ilroad
W8V an 1 Wall-st.
A coat of paint would ??reati.y imnrovotho appear
ance of some of the loeomotive-eoeinae on tbe sixth
Avenue Elevated Railway.
Many trainmen on the Third a\venue Elevated
Railroad ?v???r their numbered badges reversed in
onlcr to avoid identificai ion.
Mrs. Jane O.Ed wards sends $.*> for the Life saving
Service through Cantalo Hiekford. of Washington.
It will be forwarded promptly.
Theatrical ticket speculators have been "long"
of Clara Mcrris matinee tickets lately. The public
prefers tn pattonifc the box office.
The possessors nf sleighs are disconsolate as the
snow is fast ?lisapiienring. There have been more
than forty days ?if sleighing this season.
Many trece in Central Park nre badly ?1i?ngnred
by the branches which were broken !>v the recent
severe storm and have not been cleared away.
At a me? ling of th?? Chamber of Commerce yestcr
.1 iv. the proposed Lowell bill, for establishing a
uniform system of bankraptev. was discussed.
( I'llIN?! Ill it THROAT WITH A RAZ'in.
Mrs. Catharine Mohr attempted to cut her throat
svilii a raxor yesterday at No. 72 Broome-st. She is
thirty-six years old, an/} was left a widow a year
ago, with sev.n children. She gashed her throat
deeply, bul hope ol her recovery is eiiti-itaii'od.
POR mi' kxim:d socialist?.
The treasurer of the Relief Committee in aid of the
exiled Kocialists, A. Hoeline. rei?orts that the rom?
mitiee has rreived contributions to the amount of
"M.ssM et>. Of this$1.024 ?IO has been paid to the
exiles, leavingf250. which will be used to pay tho
passage ?if sume ol tlmir families.
? ivnitY ix Tin: Ki.'vsnn TRAIN*.
The practice of running Thirl Avenue Elevated
trains by the lower stations without stopping still
c;t?i-es numeraos ? omplaintg from il .? victims. If a
? ? -etiper asks lo he allowed t?? ge' off the conductor
grntlls replli s. " Don't stop. Whv in h?1 don't you
ml?? in tin? cattle-cats underneath ?''
cii.\nui:t> with CAVAI XO hi- si?ti:k's* ??t?t.
A coroner's Jnrv vrsterda) chargeil Veil Meiirew,
an rx-ennviet, with the murder of his stater, Mrs.
Jafxs Carhart. at V"? ? im West Kleveuth-sr.. De
eeiuiier 21. He threw s lighted lamn at her. and
while her clothes were burning be robbed her and
11???I. II?? lin? not 1? en found by the polire.
Tin: 1'Hi.riisH? EOoUMfCAI. ?isRDFV.
?n annual meeting ol ile stnekholders of the
(Tniveraal Conservatory and /.ool.e-ical Oarden
I'nnipaity was he'd yesterday at ??>. i:t~ Kroadwav.
? In? election of officers nnd a hoard of directora was
postponed until March 10, when a aneehil meeting
svili l?e held, Tbe present olii ei.? and directors ??.ill
hold osa r till that rime.
WiiliKI viisu ?'? TROtRI ' ?.
The strik?? <?f tli ? who I-cai vers .f Herts Brathera*
still continues. i*be Carvers' Union has been in
f.'itn-a by the Pnbee authorities that it moat uot
im.'riete with the linn in trying i<? obtain workmen
I ? till Ihe pli.s of the str.kers. The "lockout " of
the ??tele?1 i'i'l;ers. who were employed by Scheuer
?? >"ii. No. ?ill liroadwav, still continue?,
CORPORATION 111 'RB-.l'S NT I Kill.
? p.tit ..n n? the Legislature asking that bureaus
of sinfisi ics. laws ami Information may be estab?
lished for nil corporali ms representing cnnitsl only,
in winch th.? control of thei*orpornt??n ?.?determined
by oui* vole for each share ot caintal, is in circula?
tion. The object of such IwreatM la to furnish the
people \?ith exact aud trustworthy information
regarding corporation??,
< ??>??.???< ?? WITH K!invi<: \ ???? raxR,
At tin? Tombs rollen Court vcatt-rdav, I). J. Whit?
ney, agenl of the rWiefy for the Prevention of
? nine, charge! .lames Kennedy with keeping a
faro hauls at No. 00 ? ssau-sl., <m tbeantnplniut of
.lohn Stephen-ion. Dili et? M II an I (tartiner, of the
Tombs Comi Squad, bave been se .lung [or I lie
accused man for days, nnd fourni n at No. li!???
"onthThiid-sl., Brooklyn. II?? was iield ili f?.tMKJ
bail.
COMMITTRI) m Till- invi's ton Mi'ltin'ft.
A woman nnmed Aun Cnuniiigiiaui \sas bunted to
death nt So. H2 King.st., January 10. Peter C*n?
luid was charged with pniiriiig kerosene noni her
clothe* and sotting fire to t hein. To the policeman
svio? nu-'sieil him be said that the Woman ?vas
?? unk, and he set tir- to her to drive her ?'Ul ol Ins
room. At the inquest ycdenlay, the Jury Inumi
? 'mill hi guilty <>t murder, aud bu ?vas committed to
th?? Tombs.
a Min it pii.Kt roi.v or a VK.Mt's UOHTALITT.
A tec'irtl ??f the city's mortality, err?ngest l?\
stieets, upon which much lalmr has ben expended
in the Burean ol Vital rttatistics, was completed
vrtterdav. The table hits liecu prepared hy the
direct urn of Profeaso Jauewav, In f'int-avc. th?.?
largest number of deaths occnried In 1880, namely,
????!, t>r wl ich 1120 were in ?K?l t >nemeiit-hoiisea? of
Hies.? ll'.i'j were cbildreu. In one lonement-houae
there were 7 ???;?????. Tliird-ave rauks next with
(170deaths: S33ofthoae who died were cbildreu.
tu M'cotul-ave. ill" pcisons died : .">?_'?? wen? dwellers
in tenoiiioutVliousea, bixlli-nve, bad only 112
ilesth*. ol wb'cb fT ocenrrcd in tcnemenl-housea.
S 'veiith-iive. 177 ?baths, with 1IH n, t m in nt
h it-cs. t'ightb-ave. 17?) deutba, with tiffin lone?
ineit-'ions,-s, noti Broadway 80 deaths, of which
oui?, ?_"_' wow m tenement-bouse*
BROOKLYN.
The annuii report of the City D'spenr-arr show.?
that 1S.7HI patients ?vere treated in 1880, aid
??, 111 pi.??<Tiptions fnrniahed free.
The garbage colleetora pay little attention to the
uiieinpiied ?ish-iinirels m Soiitb Brooklyn that have
been accuinuluting foi several wet k".
Edward Kennedy, who was sentenced to life hn?
priaoiuuent Wednesday for the innrder ol Mr?.
Nellie Mokes, ss as ?, in to 8iug8ing prison yester?
day.
It hi reported Unit ? new theatre in the Esatern
Diatrict svili he built soon iu ih ? vicinity uf llrtiatl
vs:tv nini Koiitth-sl.. at a cost of ???i?I?.ikiii. | Mt, ?,,st
star actors ami leading companies will Ins secured t?>
Play in it. aud it will rival tho Novelty Theatre at
l'itili ami South Ponrtb-ete.
JERSEY CITY.
Wm. Annual aae ten, of No. 12 Elliott-place waa
badly bitten bv u s.ivam? il???,? VVedueaduy night?
Ilio dog svas shot yesierilay by onlerof Police
Justice Slilsing.
The annual statement of City Controller Nelson,
*?.?,??.??.,G,-,,?<,.,?'1 a",l,ll,Ji,i1'"?? ,i,-1>-?'f tnacitvat
!M(I.7(10,.I1,.. Ihe water ilel.t. which is self-sus
tatning.ia -fi ???.????. ,n,,i taxes and nssessinouts
amount ini?? to 90.248.161 are collectable.
Mahion H. L'ramptou yesterday baoded over the
9227,000 m Hudson County booda. winch bo re?
ceived lor the proptieed new courthouse site, and
received Iu exchange the deed of tho property.
Alter the properly was imrchusc?! m 1H70 the Stato
courte decided that the bargain WM illegal, as the
appropriations for tho year were exceeded hy the
issue of the IiuikIh.?
NEW-JERBEY.
HnmiKKN.?Tho fourth annual soiree dunsrtnto of
th.? Union Siimal Club ??t lloboketi was held last
evening in the Gorman Club llnust?. Mnny luviU'd
guests from New-Yurh ?vere present, ami the wealthy
(??'im?n families of Hol..,ken aud Jersey City were
well represented.
pATi'its?.?, -Alexander ??? Uten, a native of
Inllytowii, Lanarkshire, Scotland, who l.as been
living ut Coletowu, III., attempted to shoot himself
>esterduv iiiorniiig, while coming cast mi train No.
12, ou the Kn? tbmi. A patmeugcr knocked the re
volTer down, and the ball, instead of entsrin? Htm
lion's necket ?hieb it waa aimed, heuieA mmittn
bla arrkle. He waa taken to St. Stm^ ?oertra?
at Patensoo..Iu the trial of Samuel J W
David, for the murder of h ?a wife, the taking of
testimony waa completed rc?ter?Uy. Iba defend?
ant and hie father both teatioVI. Tbe uriaoaer atid
that be was married iu 1*7ti. and rhat bla wife waa
then an inmuto of the Rev. Dr. Arm i tag?*, a family,
I he case will be aummed up to-<l*y.
8TATEN ISLAND.
Pout Richmond.?A case ot smnll-pox ia re*-*-irtt?il
.n Port Richmond. ^*
Wkht Bkioktun.?Robert A Mlutnrn, ot Weak
Brighton, with others, baa filed ar? idea of inMrpora.
t um of tbe United Htatea Illuminaiiug Company of
New-York, with a capital ot .S?1.000,000.
Nkw-Dokp.?The funeral of ex-Judge Henry R,
Melcalf wae held yeaterday iu the Moravian Church,
at New-Dorp. There was a large attend-?
ance. The sermon waa pleached by the Ber
Dr. Yocnm, pastor of Br. Andrew'? Church at Rich?
iiioikI, of winch tbe deceased man was one of tho
oldest members.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINlATURK Ar,MAN\GL
TO-DAT.
Sann*.??. ?-?? ? Sun????. ? 30 iClcsik ft?tI4rn28??e
?>? "? -' ?-. ?: Id . Moot ftoatiis lo je , Uoun'i.i.'e.iUy? pt
Il ?'.H WATKB TO-'M Y - A. H.
Bandv Hoo*.. 5:4J t noT. Itiaaa.. Wrt$\ it*ii ut*..... g ?g
h m a wat?h to-dav- p. u.
Haudr Hoo?.. C:''tJ 1 liiiv. i.lan.l.. (J V> ; Util U.tj*..^. 8.3*4
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Ornea or rua i.mhth rsr. Bo ab? ?
\?A?iiiN"io.\ Feb. 10,1880. J
Nutte.? is given bv tbe Hf lu H nus? Hoard mat the axel
wldte light of the :id tinier to the e.-i*lwai-il and J*i*t oolsiiij
of Erie 1 f n !:or <Preaqu I*le Hay 1, Lake I? rl?. I'ennsylvamaj
win nut bo re'igtitotl on the ouontng of uavlgutlnu la tl??
.pi'lUgOj 1 .-eil.
ay order of the Lighthouse Board.
JOHN ??????,
Ut ?r Ad ne. ? al IT. ff. Navy, ? bun.nun
SHIPPING NEiiS.
PORT OP ? E ?V.YORK.Fi.3 10. l?J"L
AKKIVKD.
ship J?tele BiitTlll (of Yarmouth, !xTH).( hureblll. Sr \?m m
Hoc'?.', In i.allaat to tttya A Hlncken; anchored it, hu,^
Hook for oitler*. ur
?--iiip Jame* Drammoni (new, l.BS? toni'. Carli*, Balk Jtru
11, lo btilast to Itine* \V KIweTTA (a
Bark '.tsir*. '(icr... Schwarii.ig. Hamburg 29 (lay?, with ?al?
?.a! empty barrel* to order: vettel to W.ijen Ttwi A. Oa.
Hue". ( "iiH'il I'lated (Her), Schnitt, fM-naialiuco dd ?tay**
with sugar to ? ? Mattblessen ? ??'lechera1 Mugar Beflnliigl
Co?. Vt-**el to Kuuch, Kdye tfe Co.
line A J White (llr), te Blanc Tark* 1 aland Novan vi*
?'?sitan. NF 17 day?, with ?ail to ortler, veaeel to HMteuj
V?al*(.n 4('o.
Urla It ? (?rove. Hodgman. Peoatcolt '? day*, with lamber!
to onici?; vi ?sol to Fara?n* * Loud.
.-ehr J .1 Hani?, HamiDuad. Tampico 23 day?, with woe:]*?
and Hktns to J W Wilma it Co.
-??- ? ?-?-???-, Mltcneii, Laguna 32 city?, with timber te Bl
Kn?n?l?. ?
sehr Clotilde (Htvt), Rudolf, Nue vitas '24 day?, with le-e?
bogtiiy aud cedar to odio A Perorai vessel to Itinet Borltinll
& Co.
?sehr Lester A Lewi*. Fletcher, Brunswick, Ua Jan '-'J
with In.utier ?? ? H Mrsith .s Co.
?t'ltr ?a?? Carietou (of N?*?an. NP). Thomdikt. C?rdenas
''ti di??-.. Witti *ugar lo order; ? ? sevi tojParaons A. Load.
ty Iho luiiowin* vetMl arrived yeaterday, too lata tor in*
senioii In ship nnwi
IIiil- Tlissi?, >ilckhaven. Corsean a.T.livs, with ?alt, aide*,?
etc, to A I' -sir. ut; veeeei to Marcial it Co;
SUNSET - WIND - At Handy Uno?, light, ? SW, dense
fog.
CXiRARED.
straSldonlaniBr), Blytb, London, Henderson Bro? Balrte?
(Un. Pa-sel' Liverpool, ? J Corti?: ? ? pi. ? .Bri. Wllklnton,
West Hartlepool. W ? Tbompson & Co; i-'luuitioMugh (Bri.'
Whltebum. Hamilton. A ? Ooterbrtdgi & Co: Lnaatng (Oeri.i
Vo*?, llambnrg, Plymouth and Cherbourg. Kuuhardt A ce:
llii'h'iKiini. ?Steven*. Norfolk, (?1.1 Uninluion Ss Co; Nereo?.
HtM'-t, lloeton. ? ? Danne?, l'un eil ?tatet. M.tthewn.l
litltliuore, 'ieo ? Olover: Niagara. Baker. Havana. 1 ? Wsnfl
4 Co: Cre?ceut(1ty. l'orter. Aapluwall, l'acino *JaU e* Con
Eleanor Uragg. l'ortlau l,J FAueti BautUgo de Cuba, Foote,'
Havana and Mexican port*.
?Uli'Maggie A Ilobeitson (Br). Cooper, Anglers for order?,,
Bowling & Archibald, Monarch (Br). KicUai?lion, London,
? I Nevhn * Son.
Barks ?,-yiithle (BD. Bishop. Bordeaux. ? I Nevln* A Bon?
?tVt-liliii-ton ? un. ( lare. la.udon. Jtmea W ?tacU aft Co; Abbr
Bacon, ?taples.dibraitar and Malatra. John Zitrlosen: Europa,
((.???p. ??nei mil i?,Bre?ieD, H.nn.nn ? nop & Co; Ho*a Madre?
litan, I.ehoff-. Oirk for order*, scarpali A OA,
Brig Cano dia,?. Lane?, Bordeaux F II smith A Co.
scliisJ \V l'aimer, Piim?r. M euiford. ?t.mfonl Mannfse.
tiir'.ntr eu? ! n???? Mav. SDt?TOW, Jacksonville, ueo H equlrej
H W Mo oil.?v. Dou?hty. Waanlngto ?. NC Overton 4 Haw
kit:?: ? ? Hitilth. Atken. Booth Bay, Me, CbasTuiug; HedoaJ
do, lie! ta, l'rovideuce. Chat Tuing.
MI8CELL?,NE0U*1
Halifax, Fob 10-StrColum 1* iBr). Yming. from f-ondon:
for Boston via Halifax, i* ont arta 1 ove.duc al thi* poil.
MARINE DISaSTEHS.
?.(?:???? Fob 10-Shlp Elcano, Browi, from T.lrernool fog
Cali-iitt.i, bas put into Queenstowu leaking, having ?osi bul?
warks imi stanchino?.
Nkxvoih.kass. Feh 10-8rr Yruric Bnt .Mpan), Elgarte.
from Matanzas arnxed bere yevteruav a'toruoon with the
British sehr llovalist in low. having plcketl ber up fifty uillet
. tl eoutliwoat Pan*. The *<:br enconnle.tod a ?ever gilt Oft,
tu ? th nint- and lost ?a la aud rudder bead. The lioyiuat IA
from i;?tr. lie with fruit.
?TEAMKIl MOVEMENT?-FOltRI'lN POllT?
f.tvKKPooi.. Fcb lO^Arnved, sir Carolina (8pan), Rlestra*,
mini llollimore.
\? ? u tiv? ?trs Mark Lane (Br). Way. (rom Norfolk; Ons
nu m ? Bri. Williams from Portland?
ANTWKtu. Feb 10-Arrlved. *tr Flft iBr). Knight, from
Halt ? inure.
corfCNHAur?, Feb 10?Arrived, ttr Katie (Oer). Welse, fronjj
New Vork.
Hiuu Feb 10? Arrived, err Salerno ilir). N'eUT, from New*
York.
sTEAMKR M0VEMENT8-AMR!.Il-*AV PORT"!
Ronr???. Ft-b 10-Cleared, atr Nav gatuoas (Br). WllUam*
New.Y.ir'n.
??i.i..!. ?rrs Mioj'ioiiau iBr), ;.irI>ougall,(tla*>gow; 8ardlnlaal
(Br e ut"::. 1. ? . via Hallbix
Arrived, str ??'.? rulan. Archer. Mvrrpoo!.
i'oKit.ASu, Fob io?Arrived, str Lake wiuocpeg, fron?
Livi rpitol.
?a?.?.?-??:. Ft'biu?Cieareu. atr Jobut HopkliiA Parker,
lilin'.'lll.
Hailed, sir Johns Hoplilus. ,
l'liiLALKti'iiiA. Feb ?o-Arrive-l. sir lloran, croaeil. Bct.
ron.
Cleared, str llnv.il Miaatrel, Taylo,?, Ch.ir'eaton.
salted, mi XiMihii.
K..-iT.it ss MoNiioK. Feb 10-Paewd iu tor Baltimore, eg
?al Ino. Mottu linstet. J
IH.i.xxvAi?V ??'.??????te?. Fob 10-Arr.ve?l in ibe harbor.??*
j \v Everuian.
Naw-OKLBAia, Feb IO??Sailed, atr Moi-ran City, Adatti?
New. York.
cu ?tu ? ?G"?. I'eh ??-Arrived, ?trs (tisi o???. m, NewYorir
Citi'i'.it.a. .'.?tn Haltnn?'e.
t-.tx.x'-NAii, Kt-li lu?cbared, str ?mond iBr). Bremen.
FtiKKKiN 8HIP1MV ?
?,??????.?, Feb Iti??sailed-lit lnsl. FsnCa!-*. 4lh lnit, IWatJ
Tilde sih lust, L ?? s -atntth, -utaoi;..: Dili .ua!, Constiutlne^
Ttldiio , I'e.ibislv, loth ln*t. Htorllin.'.
?p-iv-tl-lih nisi, soileclio. Tavl?r i).r...n Tib Inst, Maria
(???ili! selilidl'. Hi" latter at Dover, Neptun, ?Viitl Uuntert
sthtntt, Inmtnirg, Kil.iorrau, Loui*e*nv ileirrriat* Or h last,"
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io amo-a, Ui'licaicly ttavorod, sud please th,? ItMMl f.:pridiou?.
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