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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
. ^0 BE BURIED TS THE NEW CATHEDRAL
^MOVING THB BODT OF ABCHB18IIOP HL'GflKB
KllOM 1TB OLD KEBTINO-PLACE.
The bodv of Archbishop John Hughes waa quietly
removed s'cutoiday from tho vault of the ola
rat bellini lu Mott-et.. where lt had rested for
nearly twenty yeara, to the new cathedral
?which he founded m Flfth-ave. The removal waa
Unaccompanied by public ceremony, none being
in attendance when tbe leaden coffin waa changed
from ita old wooden covering to a new one exoept a
number of priests and a few of the relativeta of the
dead Archbishop. To-day an imposing cere?
monial, in which archbishops and priests
of van..ut orders will take part, will attend the
lowering of ihe coffin into its final -resting place in
the crynt of the new cathedral. To this ceremonial
thousands of Catholics will flock, and much of the
solemn pomp of the church will he seen.
It wan the purpose of the Vioar-lieneral who ia
superintending tho removal, that yesterday's pro?
ceedings should cause as little public excitement as
possible. To this cud no announcement was made
of the time when the collin would be transferred.
At 3 p. m. the doors of tho old cathedral were
closed and no ame was admitted afterward
?xeent Vi'iir-lJeneral Qniim, a few
priest*, (among them the pall-hearers)
and tBtaa ti the relatives of Archbishop Hoghes,
The pall-heat runt were the Kev. John Kearney, of
Bt. Patriot's Church (the old cathedral); tho Rev.
J. H. MsGean, of St. retort; I>r. McGlyun, of Kt.
Stephen's; Hr. hartfell, of tho Kpipnauy; Dr.
Brennan, of 8t. Roae of Linn; Dr. Kvcrctt, of tho
Katisiiy; Dr. lleSweeny, of St. Bridget's, and the
Kev. \\ illl.un Wnyrich, of the Kcdciir.torist Fathers,
Ail af these Bfissta had been ordained In the episco?
pate of .".rcbliishop Huches. They svitnessed the
remiiViil of the lead collin fivm tbe old inclosing
Baas .BB B new one of red cedar and thou united In
rca-iting the " Miserere." and prayers for the dead.
Afterward tiny accompanied the curtin to the
hearse in Mott st. Ontnde the Cathedral aifre.it
(icwd had gathered and the police had to make n
passage for thc priests and the curriers, so cager
were the multitude to catch sight nf weeamn.
Finally hoarse and esrrlsfea were driven ott toward
the ness Cathedral when they were met
o? Archbishop Corrigan sod the cathedral clergy.
The clertry recited the canticle " Rcnedietut Do,ainu*
Thu, Drat I" as they moved up the aisle, and thtt
pull-bearer* dspoell 'd their burden on a cat.ifalqnn
in tbs middle aisle near the sanctuary. HI.uk and
White <lrapings hung from the' catafalque,
a heavy pall ssa-i tlirosvn over tha>
coffin, candles were placed nt the four Corners anal
then the people who store gathering about the front
doora were permitted to enter. All tho evening a
Bamber varying from a score tn 100 or even mme
presBBd around thc catafalque, looked upon it rorer
cntlv or touched tha collin through the
drapery. Invitations to tbs ceremonies to-tlav
have boen sent to Bishops McQuaid, of Kochester ;
McNiemy, of Albany ; liyan, of Buffalo; Wad
hains, ot Ogdonahurg; I.oughlin, of Brooklyn;
Wiggt-r, of Newark, and O'Farreli, ot trenton.
There will bc au office of the
thad,chanted by the chancel choir of priests and
boys, at 10 a. m. Afterward Ibo Rouen mans will
l?o sung. The setting will be thit ot OberubinJ and
Mozart, divided ns follows: " Hequieiu jEU>rnam,
ChernUni; "Dies Ira','' "Tuba Minim "and "Rex
'iremendie." Mozart; "Lacrymosa." "Sanrtus."
"rh Jisu" and "Aguns Dei," Cherubim;
offertory, " Pomme Jesu Christe," Mozait. the
milo voices in the choir svill bc those of Miss Mar?
tinez, soiiianoi Mrs. Bm toil, alto; Mr. Harvey,
tenor; and Mr. Stein bitch, bas.*. William P. Pecher
will be the organist and director. After the mass
Mgr. Preston svill pronounco a p.tucgyric .and
then the public wil he dhunssed and the coffin
tarried to the crypt and placed in the first of thc
niches oct apart for the Archbishops of Nesv-York.
TYPHUS FEYER CASES REPORTED.
Information was sent to Police Headquarters yes?
terday that typhus fever had broken out again in
the rear tenement house nt No. ldfl llester-at. Mrs.
WaSetBi a woni in svho was too poor to hare a phy-i
anni, died in the house about two mouths ago
from adisea.se which was not recognized as con?
tagious at the time. Late in December her tsso
daughters became ill. it ssas ascertained later that
they baal typhus fever and thev are now recover
in u in the Riverside Hospital. Yor nearly a week
Lizzie Waters, one of tbe girls, lay in Bellevue
Hospita), svhere it was thought that
she had typhoid fever. SOS was
tnoveil an soon tut the true nsf m.- of her illness be?
came knosvi). In thc meantime Sabina Minium, a
young girl who had lioen intimate with the Watara
girls, diel frmu typhus fever at No. 189 Hceter-st.,
ai.d two other inmalua of the house weir- stricken
with the disease.
Dr. McChesney, of the Vaccinating Corps, yester?
day found Catherine .Vurpby sick with ts nhusfever
in tho house. She lived in rooms above thos>" occn
y... il by the Waters family, .uni waited upon Ba bin a
?leatarn before the Kiri died. Dr. MoChesney or
ali-red her removed to the Hivcrsidc Hospital ltiiine
aliutely. The house was fumigated again uml a
?cloie watch upon the other inmates was ordered.
Dr. a luipi.i, the physician in charge
of the Biverside Hospital, reported yeo
terday that Annie Peters, age eighteen,
bad been sent from Bellevue Hospital,
Mitiering from typhus fever, on Suii'hy. Miss
Peters was a hellier ,n the Bellevue Hospital, and
she ait"d as nurse lor Lizzie Waters. It waa stated
tliat every possible precaution had been taken to
prevent a further spread of typhus fever in the hos?
pital, and thut Miss IVters hud not been pcnnittetl
to iiniii'le with thSBStteata or n ur tats aft'rt lie re?
moval a>f Lizzie Waters, Knundsman Stev( ns. of
the Sauit ny Squad, who remained on euard at No.
160 itcster-st. while the body of Sabina Merriam
lay in the house, svas attacked with headache and
pains in the back las' week, and he svas still sick
yesterday. It is feared that ho will have tho fever.
REBIK1NG A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Alexander Hovea, Justice of the Peace in Frank?
lin Township, New-Jemoy, was arraigned yesterday
before Judge Met'arter, in the Court cf Common
l'leaa ut Newark, for contempt ot Court. The Justice
is the owner of a perverse cow which sometime uro
Btiayed into acalb&go patch belonging to Jacob
tinman, a market gardener, involving ita owner in
two lawsuits. One of these Ha) ea appealed to the
Court of Common Pleas ol Essex (.'ounty, ss hero the
Iodgment of the petty Swart, which svaanRainst
lim, was aitirmed. The Franklin Jnslice of the
Peace became very much iucenscd at this action of
the upper Court, and his feelings found vent in au
abusive and insulting letter which bo sent to Jud^o
McCarter. He was very mucii surprised and dis?
concerted on last Tuesday, when au olin cr of tho
court ap|tcared in Franklin armed with a hench
warrant tor hts arrest for contempt of Court. He
was htaken before the Court at Newuik on the same
dav, auil Id default of MOO bail was commuted to
jail, where he lemaiued until thursday, ia I.eu se?
curity Waa ottered.
Yesterday the Franklin Justice and his counsel
apjiearcd bofore the Court, the former weariug a
very coutrite look. After some words in extenua?
tion bv therouuBct, J mino M. ('alter addressed to
the culprit some severe words of reproof. At the
close of his remarks the Judge announced thut he
would not impose judgment at present, but that If
Hut es shots cl auy further di-respect for the Couit,
he should neild for him again. The J uduc then
onlotitd that the costs should be pe ul hy Hayes,
aud that B letter of apology, which the latter had
written to tbe Court since his arrest, should be
printed in the newspapers. In the course of his re?
marks the Judge taid that Haves hud, ac. ordin? to
tbe records of the Court, beeu once convicted of un
ellen- e against the laws.
M. ARMSTRONG! & HOXB'JFAII UIE
A rough statement of the alla rs of M. Armstrong
A Soi", vin'It-sale dealers in Lather and findings,
ai No. IH Ferrvst., svho suspentieal last wees,
ahows the liabilities to be about $400,000, of
which about $150,000 is trust funds iu tho
bunnies*, about $100,000 having been left by a
brother. The nominal assets arc said to be larger,
couaislingof realeatate.merchatidiae, BIB Sn Ills, etc.,
?nd it ia exitected that they |w ill "ahaa a good
di", nlenal to tne creditors, but those in u position
to know aay thnt the linn cannot pay in full.
At u meeting of thc trustees sf the Bronx Wool
?nd Leather Corni any yesterday, ut No. 29 Spruce
at., Mr. Armstrong, the president, resigned, anal the
treasurer, Mr. Austin lt. Fletcher, was made presi?
dent. Mr. Fletcher sus s that the com puny is not
?fleeted by Mr. Armstrong's fm lur.-. that it lisa done
a prosperous business since ba (Mr. Fletcher) bo
citme treaaurer, laat March, and since that time hus
been gradually reducing its debta and has declared
? dividend on the stock.
TIIE 1 HEFTS FROM BOYD'S DISPATCH.
Kdgur Williams, the Superintendent of Boyds
City Dispatch,flrtid toa Iiuhim reuorter yester
day, in regard to the stealing for svbieh several of
the employes of thai concern were arrested ou
Saturday, thut lt hud beeu decided to make uo
further atre-tts at prei>e.)t. lt was thought that iho
frauds bud all been stooped, and thut they would
not be again attempt*-1. It iscstimated tbat 300,000
atamite store taken from the vaults. Schmalzer
eold thc stamps that he stole at the rate of $3 {Kia
hundred to his confederates, and they got the regu?
lar pin . s ($7 50 tai $10) from customers. Thc loss
to the linn waa between $h,(h>0 and $10,000.
Allum Schmalzer, John Hogge and James W. Robert?
son, the men arrested, were yesterday held to bail
inthesuroof $1,000each by Justice Power at the
Tombs l'olice Court.
; ANXIOUS TO SHINE IN THE EATING LINE.
These ts as some excitement at "Oahu' Case's
yesterday afternoon, Neither tbo weather nor the
wjnditicu of the roads made any difference tv those
Who were Interested in seeing W. S. Walcott mas?
ticate (inail. They arrived In top-btiggiea aed dog
carte and they left no mun behind them. They pre
sen ted a picturesque eight, aa they bounoed out of
their witgona under the shed, freckled with mud.
Oue lovely young mau, who hgt driven out a pair
?r baye, bad worn a white overcoat When he
reached the tavern his coat looked like a checker?
board. Ho had ? larne patch sr mud over one eye,
?nd oo hie chm there were indications ol a collisiou
with l mud-scow. Mr. Walcott waa early at Uta
tavern and waited half an hoor for his amaila. Mr.
Case very thrnghtfully kept the quaile in the
kitchen, uutll the run on the bar began to dwindle.
They were large plump amalia, lying peacefully on a
toast mattress, their heads reclining tracef Inly upon
two elaborately acnlptured turnips. Over them tay a
qnilt of lemon peel, and on each side was a carrot.
Mr. Walcott glanced at the carrots, turned down
the lemon peel, puiled oil' hie coat, and tore ofl the
leps of one of the birde. In just aeven and one-half
minutea he had laid to rest two quail, a bottle of pep?
sin and several bed* of celery. Ilia time yesterday
was tho best on record. W:ben " Gabe " Case heard
tbat the quail-eater had eaten tho birds in seven
and a-balf minutes, his chin almost dropped into his
lap. He said noi liing, but he kept up a terrible
thinking.
Mr. Case received several offers yesterday from per?
sons anxious to abine as gluttons One remarkable
epistle stated that the author would bet 9000 that
be could eat half a cat, boiled or broiled, every day
for thirty consecutive days. He closed his note by
saying: " lt ls generally thought that cat is not
good eating. That's a mistake. The meat of a cat
ls delicious and is quite as tender and palatable as
spring lamb."
COCK-FIGHTERS AT TIIE TOMBS.
It is not often Ihat the profound find judicial
silence at the Tombs ls broken by the cluck of a
foss 1 of any kind, sase those birds of urey that
make its cell* their roosts, but yesterday morning
the gravity of the Court of Special Sessions was dis?
turbed. Light men were charged with having pit?
ted thirteen game cocks against each other, on the
evening of January lil, at 'Esselmont's Motel, at
McComu's Dam Bridge, and to have wagered money
on the contests. Before the interest Ol the men ssas
aroused or the blued ot the birds spilled, a fess
ollicers of the Socloty for the Pieveution sf Cruelty
to Animals interfered. Tho men who were ar
i-.iianad wars Owen Burns, Phillp Rielly. Patrick
Dunn, Patrick Mullen/ John flanagan. George
Hergsr, George Mercer and Lewn A. Hurt. On a
table in front of tha judicial bench ttere tsto boxes
and In them ss-ere ttie thirteen pugnacious fowls,
'lhere svas a gentle cluck-cluck, when one bv one
the men were charged with their otlence. When
George Hedger spoke the clue', ol' contentment svas
followed by a crowing which might have been
meant for a pa an of pmbs by the birds for his mis?
fortunes.
A number of svitnesses svere examined, bal tho
prisoners could nol be identified as the violators of
the hen, and there was no IsSTllBSBJ oftsrsd to
prove that the game cocks were seen in the pit.
Robert Kacy, the prisoners'counsel, requested the
Court to dismiss tho complaint and the prisoners
svere let go with a reprimand. Mr. Essi-lmont svas
thou called to the bar and charged ss ith aiding and
abetting the cock-tight, but he ssas also diamiaaed
because of the want of evidence. The thirteen
cocks ss ere not claimed by then owners; there was
a noticeable display of modesty ou the pan of all
tha pelton* concerned in the case to acknowledge
them as property and the foss ls wero sent to Police
Headquarters.
CK.AK-MAKING IN' TENEMENT HOUSES.
Residents of Robbins-ave., betsveen < ine-hunalrcd
flnd-forty uiuth-st. and the Port Morris Railroad,
complained to the Board of Health yesterday that
their houses were sometimes flooded bj surface
water to tho depth of two feet. Tho sanitary in?
spector of the district rep rted that a broken drain
was the cause, ami the Hoard onlered that the mat
ter should be referred to the Depamentof Public
Works. An order was issued to make repaits at
grammar school No. ID.svhere sosver gasesenjies from
a detective trap under the library. Assembly bill
No. Tit, to abolish cigar-making in tenements, has
boen represented as being approved by the Health
Board as a sanitary measure. The eomtnissionsri
adopted a resolution denying I hst they had approved
the bill, and stating that the health of tin-tene?
ment lnmso population waa not affected by the
making of cigars in their rooms. Copies of theres..
muon were orueruu scut io mc
Len i slat utf.
PBIECM SAPOLEOSS MASIFESTO.
THE APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE WHICH BBOFOHT
Aiml'l III- AI'.IH'-1.
Tba Counter ths Stahl Unis bas iccivcil |
copy of the recent manifesto .f Prtnee Napoleon, which
stirred up so much excitement in France and 1(01 Ibe
cause of the arrest and imprisonment of t lie aatbor.
Following ls a translation:
To My Fellow- Cititem.
Taiiis. Jun. 15, 18SB.
France languishes. Pome of lhasa who MiflTcr
ure siirrlng. The great maturity of the nation
ure i'.li-g!-ii il. Without eonfidenes tn th.- present,
thev seem te Hwnn n future that they will only bc able
lo obtain b] a virile resolution. Ttie exociitls <? power ls
enfeebled, incapable aod impotent. The dumber* are
without direction mid without will. The partr iii poster
sets at naught lt* own principles, only seeking to satisfy
the lesst noble of passions. The Parliament ls
spilt up into it countless bomber of
irugtnelits. Itcsctionsrles, Modersti ?. Radleala
base In turn tuken the Ooveninieiit. All have bren
wrecked. Too have Bees promised a IU-i.lilllie winch
limul '. .milli up omi reform. A lying promise Unit !
You see coiitinii il erlees svlncii kavoive lbs Chief ol the
State, tba .Miulateraawl tin- chambers Thr ni erieaec
of tue purlianteutary Kepnbllc curried thrungli twelve
years ts euiupiete. You ti ave no government.
The evil ls lu the mngf tullun whirl; elves over UM
c imtrv to the dlacreHon Of eight hundred Senators and
Deputies Faalta have bees coannttted li. tke psst Wbr
aggravatethem Inste.'i'l af taking iraralna from tin ai I
'1 he anny, th* founilfctnui of our treat lien* und "f our se?
curity, ls in tba hand.of incompetent men. For ten ti -hs
tbev ii,ne been discussing Its reoraaalsatkM and are
now forced -ufter Mandela which ruin Ike military tatt lt
?to lind a new law of recruiting.
The Administration is discredited. The ofllcluls an?
the slaves of the paltriest partisan inti rest* Te Balm
the must Ior one's BBQ out of the eni'iitry ls
not to ito vi rn lt. The magistrates
menaced in th? very tittie of their Independence
si em to lose dav hy day, sslth the security to wliich tkejr
me jihtltled, loyalty IO their [.linties our finances are
shaken. The tines, tiiHSy and badi] dl-i nt.iiteil. ure
kept op in a fatal spirit of routine winch puta? bat te
allprogresa lt ls In'act mnek easter to korreo tksnto
refonu. Thc expenditures mr Increased wu inuit Just
eauee, The bbooI eleaentan conditions of the pantie
eredttare labored. Stockjobbing, which om n owes tts
hnpunlty to tbe eofuproanlslaf nntun- of its remiflca
tlniiii, has overrun ult classes of society, lin- Boating
debt ls swollen to a sum which tlinut'iiMiui rinln ?i
thc first shock. In spite uf thc enormous taxis the
budget shows a deficiency.
Keiigion, Bttackotl hy a persecuting atheism, 1? sot
prota eted. And nevertheless this great Intereat of all
civilised society ls easier to pia rd tkananj other by
fidelity to the Concordat ts hun alawa ssa give us ralla
loiis peuce. Social question.., v Ital to mir democracy,
wherein political etjualitt ought to secure ? better alli
trihiillon of luinleiis to the advantage of tbe most nu
meraOB and poorest class of our people, are illsicpirdciL
Karee the study of them ls ileeplBett In the face of the
problemi which ure in our polk ws do not sdvason. we
pi. lm. k\suni.
our commerce |s nttiicked by Riving BP tke treaties of
l-no to which sse owe our prosperity, anal tka Inten - i ol
consumers and the eonunerelal classes an alike men
teed
Our foreign policy ls one of lmd faith with tke feeble.
lt ls at tba sits Icc of private speculation* tn Tunis. Ths
eoetly attie upai tata of that country ls without profit.
Our policy ls eowuidly mid Idiotic as to Egypt, where
thc interests of Fnuioe ure Important. WV rmninl n
vicw our relations with oilier countries without a feeling
ol profound sadness. < mr Fruncc,hut Just now so (.'rent.hus
tu-day neither friends nor psaastm. Bron among well
disposed nations she meets un ludltTi rt iii i inure painful
thHii hostility, uniljncvcrthcless a strong Annice inu-I
have a place lu the world. We slmll regain oar position
abroad enif tar setting things'rii.'iit at boote. Tbis sitna
tiou of affairs ls caused hy thc Htiandoiimeiit of the prln
I etple of national suvcrcigiitv. Ho long us the people do
, not s|K-ak France will never lift up her head.
Heir of Napoleon Ibe First mid Napoleon the Third, I
am thc. only mau Hung whose hume bas secured seven
millions three hundred thoiiHand Totes. Hines thc
di-ntli of the Banterer*! son I bnve kept silence Iii r gard
to tba jKilit-y of tue state. Not wishing to Interfere it Ith
the desclopliients which were under way, I hn.e heen
walting In sadness for the time when tue course or cs cuts
should cull forme. Ms silence was only thc patriotic
expression of my respect for the rt jsise of the, ennuin.
Ms conduct, int opinions, my sentiments B?V( beea sj r
tciiiiitlcally tnidiiced. unmoved I luise only replied hy
contempt to those who have gone so far us to attempt
io set anna aguinst their fm her. Fftorts attona nud bar
ren! I hast: felt lt n duty to iiniKise silence mum thc
young hearts revolted hy such instigations. I luise
preferred to'to uliuie In the face of our adsersurlrn. .My
sons have heen at yet strangers to polities. 'His niilur.i'l
order designates their place tu, ufter mine, and they will
remain tn nhl ul to the tm* Napoleonic tiud'tlon. All
dleatlon hus been spoken of hut lt will not take pince.
When a lunn hus more duties than rights, abdication ls
desertion.
sm li un ult it mit', such recognition Of mutual ohliga
i Hans would ka becoming to the ptineea who think that
they have rights anne nea io the will of thc people.
The Napoleon* the choseu of the ??> opii whom Sidy
serse, would not conduct themselves like tbosp i?rl?ecs.
Two principles divide the world. One admits ii right
superior to tue will of thc people. The other puts the
source of ull power In that sovereignty. 1 ri?|M-ct the
country whee those two principles alto not allowed to
conflict. In Flume it ls not so. The representatives of
the paM hate malle lt Impossible. There ls nothlug
doilhtful In their attitude. No union with thc pai tinana
of thr white flag, the only emhlelit of the House of Hour
hon. ls possible. If there arc differences among the sup
porters of national Sovereign ty there ls DO absolute antug
onlsm among them. The Nupoleons defend tho din et
sus en lollly of the people. I'hut principle haa beeu
iit.Miid'iiic.f I.y it great many Itepublli-aus solely because
ol their feur of (moulin votes. That which a plfbtn tte
eotebttokod sBuwaootnnoMa alone eau restore, i do not
ri pre si m a party but a cause lind a principle. Tho
cause ls that of all rather t ti n ri my cw ii. The principle
ls that of the light of the people to linnie tin lr i filof. To
deny that right ls to attack the nittloiiul sovereignty.
The < los eminent ls giving way; but a great democracy
si en as ot ra ls cannot long escape ;fmin the necessity of
establishing authority. Ihe people feel that. They huso
pms ce lt In the rljht plfbueilt- nf 1H00, I BOB, Ih(i|,
Isl.\ 1*4H, 1HM. Ih:,i, and 1H7'1.
Frenchmen, rcuieiul er the words of Napoleon the
First:
? All thut la done w Ithout the j*ople la lllejiltlmaln. "
NsroLBoB.
OPPOSISG TUE FOLICE MAFROSS RILL.
The Prison Association have prepared a protest
against the 1'olia-c Matrons bill host in the Legisla?
ture. They say that while the bill provides for two
matrons in every station, the arrests of women are
routined almost entin I v tai a few precincts, and in
more than half the stations the po rion would he ix
sinecure. The womeu arrested are ul most without
exception of the vilest character and are generally
drunk. They use language whose foulness (ho
male prisoners cannot rival. At such limes a niatroa
would lie out of place. Fein ile prisoners are very
rarely searched, aud never by men. This hill would
impose un thu taxpajets a burden of $00,000
year!/.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Breroort Routo? Ex-Senator Francis Krrunn,
of Utica, and Henry F. Ollllg. of London.Windsor
Hotel -Charles E. Lewis, M. P., of Kngland. and Mater
Holbach, sud trod rick Mackenzie, of Ottawa. Canada
....AllorHomt?flenator.M. C. lintier and ex'iovernor
Johiuon lingood, of Houth Carolina, and W. H. Thomp?
son, Superintendent of the Raliway Mall xervice.Ho
tel Brttntteiek?F. Seymour Haden, of Kngland. ard ( on
gressman W. A. Wood, of Hooalek Killis, N. Y.St.
Jame, Hotel Ki Henator John K. Oontoo, ot QcSTfiB....
Vietoria Hotel -lienrral J. A. Williamson, of Washington
.Gillen Home? Congressman Thaddeus C. Pound,
of Wisconsin_Union Sqiutre Hotel?Llenlen int Colonel
Liianl, of li. rmudit.Hfth A renae Hott I?Kx-fiOV
ernor Charles II. Bell, of Ness Hump 'hire, and Henry a).
I'm ker, and K, Montgomery Field, of Boston.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Professor Young'slee'ure ut church of thc Strangers.
Ceremonies over Archbishop Hnghes's body at new Ca?
thedral.
Burr will contest Itffore Surrogate Rollins.
Twenty-second Regiment reception at Academy of
Music.
Water Commission's meeting ut Muvor Kdson's ol.iec.
Bartholdi tilutiie Committee meeting at Union LSOffOe
Club.
Thirteenth Regiment athletic games at Armory.
Meeting of I ,u w Reform Sooletj al University of tka
City of New-York.
Anniversary of the Society for tho Bupprteaton of Van
at Association Hall.
NEW-YORK CITY.
The Inspectors of Foreign Hteuin Vess. ]N knva
elected I. ll. Barrett chairman. 'I lie avork ol 111
sjtection baa not yet heen begun.
An unknown niau, thought to bc I ra: penter.
Jumped into tbe North River at One-hunaireal-ond
tliinl-st., yesteiday morning and was dion nsd.
A piece nf i report? 299 fsoi hy 900. on tbe strath
asst side or Catharino-ot. in tbe Twenry-fourth
Word, was porrhaeed yesterday for a nominal c n
sideration by the Baptist Miuiatere' Hone society.
DISMISS! D nu: t l.t ititi nc; a mav.
Polieeman Philip vv. Smith, of tbe Eighteenth
Precinct, sslm ssas tried by tbe Police Cominis
cts recently on a charge of dabbing a citizen ss i. h
oiit chum-, ssas dismissed from lin- loree >?? -1?rday.
ti "mxa in- mt" si '.s Mil i IX8ABB.
Isaiah \\ milt igh. a lahorei fortj siv years old, st
teniiiti d to commit suicide while insane ya (terday
nt iiis home. Ko. 130 i-n-t One-hundred-ana
tsM'|ith-st. lie cut Iii- throat with a razor, inflict?
ing a serious wound. His friends acnt bim t" Um
Mm iy-ninili Street Hospital.
nt in si of nu: ni \ id: B< 'i.st'FU rn.
The ninii.il of the Rev. Or. William Kchnnffler
took place yesterday ut duvet Chapel, No. (ii!
s (nml-st. The services ss-i-.. conducted by the
Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby, assisted hythe Rev. Dr.
Prime. The intern.e:.; ss in at Woodlawn Come
tc ry.
st .-l'lM'i i. iimsi tin i i;n|.i . i i \i iism.i:.
Samuel Ham r. a member ol the Produce El
chang", irsasuspended from member li p privileges
sestenlay foi fourteen days i,-, tl.i- Board of
Managers He waa fonnal guilty of fraud, up m
obargee made against him by Haviland iV Hon, for
imitating their lirands nf flour.
Ml IliMl cl' I III'. II Sfi, I S1l\; i
At tba regular weeklj meeting ?! the Baptist
preachersyesferdny morning ut No. '.' Mun
I'rof.?-or ilii.mi I'. Reed -t I'bilaah IpUia, road an
aaoaa Un "Elocution anal tbe Hible." lin- Rear.
1 "ss igin Spencer, of Utah, addressed the conferen ??
mi thc work of tbs Baptists among thc Marma
WnKH OH THI M ss ( sllil ihi \ i.
Thc reporl boa boen cur,, ni that the Cotholii
1 nt lu-dlal in I'i lt Ii as i is lo lie speedily ci un plc!, il,
-?lili'ictit money tot th ii objeel bus rig been aub
lenbed. Inajuiriee yesterday did nol verifj tbs re?
port. Instead they ahowed on!) that there was ?
spin i, prop ? r. \ -linnie: ni tu s.i nilly and others
h.is mg exprc-s -d a willingiieai tn give ..Iii.
I sm ss i : i -i ns K l's i , .1: a MISAIOXABY.
Ths chapel of Calvary t boreh al Iwenti flnat-at,
nmi Poortu-ave, waa crowded vesterda.i aitoruoou,
at a farewell aerviee for the Rev. George H. Apple
ton and Wife, ss lin ure t i cul fnun Ran Pram li
f be Coptic on Pehroarj IO aa unssionari * t" a bins.
Servics were conducted by ti. Rei Messrs.
Joslin.i Kimber and William A. Pair. An sd
svas usda i.v Aid.den mi Kirkby.
.nins mis ii'- i mn.i uti m ss.
.Illili Hntchkiss, an (\ "ie-ma,i, ni Mn. ll.
Thuts-iir?t ~t. tnld Jos ice ti il;, i. n tba
-mi Mai I.. 1 Police I'ttillt f stenlas . thal he li
trusted a boree and erooon in John Dorie, ol Va
419 Ns es: I nrts lirst -t.. io return ti Wi il ism H
Diamond, the owner, on J.u.n irv 24. Nritbei thc
boise Bur tne sragss i>a< been seen oi benni ol
smce iheu. Doyle saul that he gol drank and foi
fjol all abO.lt "ld I sen UK lin- pi op. i Is. Hrs...
in *I,IHK) lunl la. iiiisss, i.
a nineo poa tuss i n ; .i.y.
I li Aldermen's Railroad i .. i ,
gave n beanos in regard lo the redni lion "i fan on
th.- Harlem Bridge, Murri ania and 4 onl h..rn Rail?
road. lt waa asserted that t ir had agree.I
lo ie.lu.." the f.tre irom ti lo 5 cen rn, and t<
ii u i- cn i at nulli, nml thal 'i ha . I . - I to i arry
ont these agreements. William ( suldtsell, one ol
tbe directors of toe railro-id dd that the
in ni'.ur, bsd ucver paid nu I - until tbs
last year. Hs wss of the opinion tbat ll coola
afford al present to i inc
ISM HS In A -Il SM-illl" IS A RTllBM.
'Ihi- ste iiusliiji Ludgate Hill, ts Inch mi i ted fron.
London yesterday, sta. tweutv-threr dava on tbe
voyage, in s hurrica'ie on January Ii', tha
swepl over Ihe entire li ngth ol tba vessel witta foal
ful loree. Two of the blades of tbs starboard pro?
peller weis broken off. three ol the boats were
t?.rii fioin their di vi is two others were demolished,
and tbs atarboard hal warka wore stove lu.
i nt ti in ai i ns iiii-?isi/i\i,.
Aboat 160re .r.s'nt it sc m. i. h,int t iu t is green
ami fresh fruit trade ma t at Broad uni B avoi its
yeaterdaj to receive a repoH rrom a special com
mitten upou the advisability of forming a trade
orgsnlsstion. The repent, which favored this, sm*
iidopt"(i. rho organisation will ha known as the
Knut Menhams Association, the nominal capita]
of which will bo fl 0,000, div it I 1 Into 300 shares
ni $."io each. Raes member, aftei paying an ii
lion fee of fAS, must also an been be tost least ona
share of tn stock.
imu.IN'. TO PAS HI?- Sp.lill I: s |,| ni
.Fumes 1'. fcbeeban was arreatod in Montreal a
few ss ec-ki BgO, ul i'i caine tn i lils city Undi I a i li ar i'e
of forging tin- names sf his employers, Magma,
Pottier. Grose \ i'n. His forgenejamounted to
ovsr 914.000. Yesterday In- pleaded gsitty in tbe
Court oilietiei.il Beset ona. lt ssas ststed "that be
uM'd tba money to pay oil the indebtedneea sn bli
mother's propel ly. Ile wassent ta tbs Elmira Be
fm malory.
ANMSTPSAltV m a cultisms ASSOCIATION.
Tbe second anniversary ol the German Branch of
flu Voung Hon's Christ lau Association ssas held ai
AsaoeiatkM Hall, at Twenty-tbird-at, nnd Fourth
ave., last bssning. The president, Prederio Willem
brock, presided, und the secretary. QssfflS Witter,
rend a report, shots nu,' that tin- association had
flourished beyond anticipation daring the last nar.
AdaJreaaea wsw delivered by tbs Kev. j. K. Orion
mel, of Brooklyn, and Judge Charles J, Ksbrbaa
Mnny of the Osman pastors of the city were in at?
tendance. Among them sven- tho Kev. Charles
Rena, tbe Rsv. Mr. Deneb, tho Kev. Mr. Wolfnts
sud the Kev. Dr. Wedkiiid.
AlMiKIIS'K BFVOBTS AT fMOW AND RAIN.
The weather yesterday ssas moie disugieealdo
than lt had been for severn! days. There was a
chill in the air that would penetrate a wven-ini-h
plunk and inako a steam lu-at-r quiver. Kvcrv niau
who hadn't a lung protector regretted if. There
were Several it tempts ut snosv and one or two mild
hut aiBatiaiallna efforta ai ram. At tho Dignal
Hervice Hiatioii there stir ? no indications of any
Ihiug except disKust ou the pun of the weather
ileiK. No one cared whether il rained, snowed or
lili-ss. The mercury in tile thermometers was In a
wretched state nil day.
Alllll ST (ll 1WH IKillSI -UKAI.IillM.
A liorse, tsuKon and harness were stolen from
Martin Cushin, at bis farm in New Roshelle, on last
Monday. Mr. Cushin olleied s rSWSld of IBO for
ibo recovery of ins property. Us received word
'bat John MeOoira uud William Baldwin, ho rsc
lenlers, of No. Mil Tentb-ave., knew where his
troperty wah. Detective l'linl., of tho Ccnlial
lillee, arrested lUldsvm ami Mdiuire. and abey
ssas arraigned in the Jsffoisos Market I"nlice Court
resterday. Justice QsidBSf delivered the prisoners
o Detective Malloy, svho svill take them to New
Koolidie.
OOtTQO DBOPB BOLO loll Mi Ma im .
Iii the Kssci Marks! PoUee Court yesterday,
ISOIfB W, Ross, of No. 320(irand-st, was charged
sith violating tha Bttnaaylawa Mr. PMfssst, si
he Munday (losing La-ague, inade that complaint
lint he saw the prisoner sidling candy in his store
ni Quininy Inst. Mr. Kosh declared that he simply
old i-aiugu drops for s medical nurpose. That this
ase uiight be tested, Judge Duny pnroled the
irisoner for trial. BSVStal other pen.ms arrested
or the Slime oflencc sveie discharged thioiigh luck
f es ide nee.
BROOKLYN.
The deaths reported last week numbered 2SL
Complaint ot the (juality nf tbe gas furnished hy
he IVople's Company is uiaale hy tin- consumers.
An absolute divorce was granted yesterday tn
Irs. Kli/atteth Hen ian, from Daniel Beman, in the
ity Court.
Mayor Low noes to Albany to-day Vt rcpre-.i.t
Irooklyn before the Joint committees ot the Senate
nd Assembly.
The trial ol' George Thompson faar murder in the
rsl degree in killing Michael O'Connor on Sa-ptem
cr '111, IHH'1, after a ajuunel ubout a woman, ssas
egun yesterday in tho Court of Sessions. The
nirder was committed with a knife.
ihe Hags upon the City ami County public WM
igs wero at half-mast yesterday in honor of Police
untied Fruin is ll. Fisher, who died on Sunday. His
iiu-ral will occur at bis home. No. 'Hil (Quineys..,
lils afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The funeral of Oliver C. Oarvin, who waa kilted
V a street-i ar In l-liithnsli ave near tbat Williuk
Qtrance to l'rospecl I'ark, ou Friday night, took
Place yesterday afternoon at his father's house, at
latbiab and Vcmon-nves., Flatbusb.
A suit fora limited divorce hus been hrotieht in
the Supremo Court by Mrs./.ulien ll. de Arostegni
TP.'iinst Miguel de Aiostcgui, upon the ground of
cruelty. They ssere mnrried in Ncv-Orleans on
Anril 27. 1882. and then Weat to Fort uti Prince,
Haytl. where tlM defendant owned sugar estates
worth $100,000, and la worth #100,000 beside-.
Iii all tho time they lived there the plaiutifl says
that she was brutally treated.
John Kenny, the bill-poster, who was convicted
on Naturday of murder in the second (legree, hus
been urn sled by the Brooklyn 1'ohce no 1-ss than
thirty-fourtimes. Me will ba sentenced?nFriday
to lifo imprisonment. It is stated that the.jnrv be?
loit' ss hom he svas tried stood eleven for murder In
tha Hist dagun, and ono for mordor in the sc nmi
degree whsa i..ey first retired. After three hours
the one mau convinced tim cles.n.
A contest over the will of Jonathan Tremaine
Wells, un eccentric old bachelor, svho bequeathed
$:i."0,()00. was begun in lb" Hurraigato'a < wart yes?
terday, up..n tbs gronnda of fraud and sndne Influ?
ence, and thai the testator svbh not capable of mak?
ing a will. Titers are thirteen mntestanis. Mr.
Wella waa eighty yean ol asa whsa bs died la
1^1. and the svill ssas made a year before. At?
tempts Lau bea n made in the collits to adjudge him
insane.
Mrs. john A. Nichol-, president of tbs Sheltering
Arma Numery, the charity ib behalf of whieh tha
Ait Loan Exhibition la now being held at th?
Brooklyn Acadstay of Miine, said yesterday tbat
the receipts tor the tirst week would give tbs
charity over $0,000, after paying all expen
Ba s.i.il rare paiutinsfl and curios bave been added
tu tbe exhibition, aud President Kenyon, sf the
Rembrandt club, has beea buss aaperintending thc
rehanging of several paintings George 1. Heney,
ss lm e eulie, tmn baa oontributed so mneb to tho
success of tins exhibition, has dael uod tbal bs sviil
sever sgain place ala pata) iaga on pobUc view,
NEWABK.
Ile Hum of M2JWM) aaa been subscribed la ani nf
the suticrcrs bv lue Hoods in Uerraaay^
Tbeawtterot the caatodyof a chHdof Frsneia
Lion and wife, which baa been before theCban
cellor'n Court for rome time, svas deeided yesterday
in i.-ivor of tbs Esther,
In tbe Chancellor's Court yesterday an applica?
tion for instruction as to whether or noi suits
slmiilii ic iiciiuii aga ins) ceitain directors of the
New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company wbo
has., not paul tin- amounts due from them to tbe
i.'ii is.I- ssas dil Ided neon, ih ? i 'mut holding thal
such suits alton] ! not in- bro
P. s. Brock way. proprietor of ths I'ark House,
wbo wss convicted las. week ol permitting lmni
Itliog ni his house, Bppsara d tor sentence ysetsrday.
Melville Sandford, Itarientler it tbe noel, svho was
also convicted nf ilu- nth ncc, did im' appear and
tbe Court directed that ii in enrollee should be pros?
ecuted lor Ibe amonu I of their honda Tbe ques?
tion had '"'.ii raised thal tbs statute against
gambling did nol pre cribeany method of punish
me :it. uiul that gambling nol being au a (Fence uuder
tbe common law, none could be inflicted by the
? (mit. Judge McCarter stated yesterday thu be
Iud become i ouvinced thai there ssas full authority
in tbe I.itv tor tm- imposing of punishment, li-'
i'd ordingly impoe d a one upon BrocK sus rn $250,
SSllh ll,sis.
n E8TI HESTER COUNTY.
Ki s-ii i.- I he Board ol Bupervisors bsve Biada
an appropriation ol $000 to be used in continuing
the investigation aa to the murder ol Albert tiout
lori in Sepia uiiiei la it
Wain Plains Diatnet-Attorney N". H. Baker
baa s i red ,t .,,,;.,,.,,, ,,,_,,,.... ,f ,,, \\. v.,.,.. ol
Appeals in tho case ol tn geln c.m.-ni. wbo ?
be hanged on January 29 .< Alu ck psrsoi
cost .fs,.",i)ai is iii in ci,,?:. i by th.- Methodist Epie
(u|'ai Memorial (.'hutch.
.11 lt SK I (HY.
John Gorman and Henry Rielly, night watchmen
in I av lin's Hotel, wera ai re ired s esterd iy, charged
with Bleating articles ol clo bing from the rooms of
linallie,-. Some ol the missing property waa found
ni in.m.au's poaaeaaion. Both pnaouets were bold,
Willam Muirhead, wno wa*appointed to examine
the ImioKS ni tl:.- '.Slicked i'll til Ward S.lSHIgH
Bank of .fi !-? s City, yesterday presented d'- ie
pm t lo tbe chancellor. The liabilities, ne says, ore
mi- lin anal tut a- to$'A'l3,l'll 31. leas uga do
Hcieney ol fl'lB,Still 76. ile cbanoalloi Ins not
s.f ile. nh'd ssh.it llirllier SCtion tO taks III III''
NEW.JER8I \
Iii i/ \ ni i n .lii'iu'. \'.in N i U :e. of the Supreme
i m.rt, H .ul a long opii ion yesterday, roucurre i lu
by J OO gi I ' ' ?' v .I'd .??ed. Ill le ll nu In tile con?
tios i-isi iii regard lo Sherill Koreyth's (hat io re
uewiug Ins 1...mi- when entering upon bia second
\..i. h. nii.i. lin opinion hollis thal Ibe Imbue
of l be Kheri li to renee bis bonds does nol create s
s .H i ney in ibe din s oi render h ia sc ti illegal.
\v iluaau I lb-1 ii . t ;.c.i. man ss lm was ? ou viet ed
nf maaalanghter f?ir tbe shooting oi David
Duuguerti lu a fight lout spring, -.sus Minienca : lo
six mon tba ami a das in ibe Slate Prison. I'cti
t ii i uh from t I.e jurs nnd In iii a i ii ii ii hi nt promil int
ciii/ct ?? stile in. ??eiiiid foi leniency, Judge Van
? . in passing -ani iba'. there wa re
muli-.i ins circumstances in tbs cass, a'.d li.
? 1 fie pioseciito; tfl li ive ibe |nr-. wllO
assault) il i. ' ie brougnl before the Uland Jory.
Ilmi 'h,N. 1 !> lilian Escher, a German baker of
'mi. '.'. 'i lt., Vis York, attempted to
i .innt. 11 it Ccrinan marks on several liqiioi di
ami ss a- irresled. He wm held foi etauiiuatiou,
LONG IMLA.NO.
Icm. i-ttsii Cirr- lin" sail af the People
against ei-Moyor De Hevoee, ol Long island
( ns, ? a. up again belora Judi;." < ni . n. m the
Wilpri tn ? Court, at tin' (Queens County Couri lion ?.
)-e?tenlay. rhere w.ii.i birgs number of spectatora
pre i nt. John V,. Develin, eoonsel fiirlbeplainutts,
nus d to have the coi e wi i vci foi tbe tenn. .,, in*
prin ipal witness, O. H. I ni ni.ull, waa unable to in?
ti n.i tue l till I. o tv i lix tO the (Icu til of his iii, il I,ci hu
nun nuii:. Btw wm barned to death through her
? ii tues taking tiie. I be Jada* granted the a pp lea
lion. Winchester Brlttou, counsel for the defeud
ant. ask.-d leave to aui.-li! Ins ..lists ci lo the rum
jil,nm. ile stated that Mr. De Bevoiae had pud
?40,000 to tbe Marine National Hank mi January
Itt, ih7'A. that had not been credited to him by tbs
expert employed bj the plaiattffc Mr. Brittoq de?
sired to have Hus sum Inserted iii lils answer as au
oSset to too claim against bis client, ihe motion
waa granted upon the counsel animist mu louise a
in, I ni palin ular4, showing tbe aatca and itsma n
Iciing to the amuoat specified.Uflleer John
< .i. i.n nu rn sa committed to dm < 'oom v Jail yeeter
day, pending tbe Basalt of Ihe cor n-.-r's inquest kn
ihe case of Msttbew Carraa, who died on sunday
from thc elle, ta of ld treatment hy tin- police, nan.
Flu ll HM. A RAILROAD COMPANY.
11 usia, Jan. 29.?Yeaterdav morning nu
u,hi iii ts.1* mi imini on tba I" mi Kail bell which brought
mit the Kim Department .mil a crowd nf several hundred
people. Tiie 'toll had lunn rung lo order of Mhcrlft i'.il
,.fl mIio list! boon euiiiiiiiiii.il ny Million Anent MrrrU,
of the t'tn-a, ItBaSS and Mud ra Kmlrosd. Tbe HiierllT
?elected twenty deputies and went to the rall whjharion
They found a Mr. Nt-rut with a force of men assagvd lu
iii strov Iuk and removing to un milo!..lng fl.ld, owned hy
Y i Cornell, trestle wurla sud B coal olllru belonging to
tiie railroad eouipuBy. At Hie ordrr of tins Hlieritt, Mr.
Herat directed Ins men lo ?top Work. ' >n being informed
lli.it tin-HnrilA'would emil.' tin- hu.'st nf iiiumi-lf and
men lt they resumed work. Mr. Herttl sent for lils attor?
ney, and after ii conference with blas aooseated to ana
peoS o|t? riitinns Ior the tune being. 1 In -li. ntl .-uni
p..i.s. Mi. ii withdrew.
Mr. Berat elaine to have owned the trestle work and
oflloe until a few days amt sf lieu lie sold i he property to
.li.lm Mitohell, a farmer Hying mar the denni. The rall
nu.il company claim thai Ike property ia theirs, ami
ftiat Mr. herat, being only un agent for them, had no
tight to sell lt. Mr. Herat says further that the move
un ni was made ou premises oilier than thu railroad's to
recover his properly, winch the Utica, Ithaca and liri.'
Railroad t'oiurmiiy srn trying to deprive him of.
A number of Mr. Heral'n um lt men were lett night ar
rented ami put under bull, under the provisions of tba
nsw rode, for '?utting telegraph wire uud blocking trudie
on Ihe main track. _
MU RD FRED RV HIS IV I FF.
Okemos, .Midi.. Jun. 29.?In Hath Taasvn
?hlp, ( Huton a.,unty, on Indar night last. David (lark,
s tai mer, was shot sud Instantly killel by hts wife. Tho
connie had livid unhnpplly for some years, often coining
to blows. Tba disagreement of Friday arose from the
wife's <i. lonniuntlou tu adinliilst- r medicine othar than
that prescribed by the attending physician to one of
tin li i In'ili. U Tin- i-billi's Ulmus continued, and grew
worse until lt was supposed to be dying. While Hark
waa ?ndt-HVurlng to restore the chilli lo consciousness
the wife gut a revolver from un adjoining room sud de
llbristely shot her husband throiish the back. Tho mur?
deress waa arrested Immediately afterward.
MA RISE INTELUQEBl F.
MINIATtlti: ALMANAC.
Himrls's 7.12, sets, ft IO Monti rls's - Muon's ageA'ytll
iili.ll WAtaa Ttl Ii Ar.
lt Basti Essa BiOBi (lev. Mas*, n ..t n-'.i ii-?ro. itt
r-.st saii.iriiuoii, o-il, ii?v. uiMia, lUtleiiust* :i.cj
rOBBlQM STEAHESS DUE AT THIS PORT
ld DAY.
Veiitl. from Line.
Holland.f i.lulim ..Nstlnli.il.
otranto.Mull.Wilson.
Km... liuiiibiirg.Whltsa'rnss.
Anclinrla .(Ilusgow.An.lwr.
Marengo. Hull.
t'eiUtr. Amsterdam .luiyal NetherlauU.
i^ike champlain*.Llveri.ool .lie .vsr.
1-er I (Him.IUll t ri du in.Il nv ii 1 M ni h.
li. nndiiui. lli.ttcrdam..
hallei . llieiii. n.N tl. Lloyd.
Ksvpt. LIverpiMd.National.
Alas, a.Mw r|.<.?.i.ii mini
( nuada. Lund.hi.Nations!.
Harsioga.Oleiiftmgn*.Ward's.
Antilles.West hullos.Atlas.
I'iriKBs.I annora .Ked II.
Vim erne *'lni u..titd. Yetti.Misl. and N. Y.
WKDNKHDAY, JANUARY ill.
(Ms nf Merida.II.iT and Mst.Alriaii'Iie.
Ht. I Jiu rs ut.Havre. I rri.eh trans.
Rio.Iran.In. llnkniM .Msdory'a.
I aUiuula.Us?r|nHjl.i ti nu nf
I Ilt'li-HAS, Vi.lilll A KV 1.
linlWIa . .... i.lss.i.w.Aochor.
HUtrnf (leorgla .(lUsgiiW.Huts.
Jan Brcydsl.Aumeru.Whits Cross.
SHIPPING SR tVS.
PORT OF NKWYOBK.MONDAY, JAN. 29. 1883.
ABHIVKU.
steamer r.udsate lilli (Br), Allen, London 28 days, with
imNc t.i order, vessel tu Seager Bl SO ,..
Steamer Boston ( Itv (Mr). SVal-s, Swansea 18 days, with
iiiiIhi. tn nriler. ve.-scl to Simpson * Silence.
Mcminn Lewis Mucki. Mount. Jacksonville 8 days, wltn
lumber to Drew <t- Kinki; vessel to SV tirrell Ituv
BisaiBsr BenefBeter Mm, Wllnilngtou, witn mdse snd
patMingers to Wm H civile * lo. ?
Bert tasks, Blekardsea, ('amens* 10 days, with sngsr
loonier; Tassel to K A Tucker.
Sl.'NSEr-Wind a; Sandy Hoot freih, ENE; snowing. At
City Island, Ireh, MM : cloudy.
i I.KA UKI).
Steamer sirius CBr>. stapleton, Llvernool-Bnsk * Jevons.
rill iiin.i lit.nm | Br), McLean, tiiasgow- Wm N.d?nn.
Steamer Aiig.-is (lin, Plukhaiii. Rio Janeiro and Santos?
ll ll ItotlHIIll.
Steamet Breakwater, Boai. Lewes -nhl Dominion Ss Co.
SK.-liner Fanny I adwalader. Iiliiliishaiii, South Amboy?
J H Krems.
M.-liner Eleanora. BragC Portland-J T Anet*.
shlp>ophle (Orri, Haasenfnss, Brem.-n-Hermann Koop
a < e.
Bark Di ma (Swed), Kilt, Antler, Java, for orders-Funoh,
EdjSS co
li.uk Augusto i Itali (aliere, tlenos?Toler 4 Msrsscs.
Hark i-.utuniitu ital'. Esposito.Csdli -.airer Bros
Burk Falmouth (Ort, Malcolm lltlboa-snnw A. Burgess.
Kirk I. illa uri, LcKIanc, Amsterdam-1 Y SVhituev 4 Co.
Brie Ransom (Bi), Bannerman, Auckland, NZ K W
Forl.et,
HA ILK I).
Steamers Msln, for Bremeu, Pones, Bartel.ma; Hermod,
Havre; Mount Tui...r, Illlagmr. Jersey Cltjr, Bristol; Horsley,
\>-w. mtlc; Ilreuliwal.r, la'tt..-i. sbliM Anni. London; Anne,
Bremen. Anneals, Haa Prsartsce, Burk* nasals skoitieid,
lloug Konsi scofiaml. Antwerp) Ssrali and Kail. Hamburg;
I Illulia-tewait, H..burt Town; Vi-teimi. ( liaileHtoil; I'linn.io,
BesloS Brlg.-if utliiiluo. Tuborg; Carrie Buttha. Matanzas,
Also sailed \ la laing Island s.mn.l steamer Amos 0 liar
stow, Providence. Brig T Towner. New-Haven.
THE MOVKMKNTS Off STKAMKIU.
roaaioN pmr*
Uvbbmmm, Jan 39?Arrived,saaaaaan Etna i Br), nicks,
from New urie ina .Ian I Uri ins iflei . BallcBe, from New?
itt leans .Inn 7; Laplace (Br), Ul ming, from New.York Jan IU
st lt..nam , Bi |, i smpbell, fnim .New York, Jan 17; Briscoe
(Iii . .illino, fruin New orleans J.iu il.
yi F.ExaiusvN, .lim -".? -Arrived, steamer Ohio. Morrison,
from I'liiidiieiphi.i.in i 19,00 lier way to Liverpool.
Hailed, "teamer Alisona (Br), Brooks, fioui Liverpool hence
fm Nsw.York.
tana -lin IH Sailed, steamer state of Indiana (Br), Sad
lei. (rora tjlssgow hence for New York.
Havsb.Jsaafl?Arntrsd.sieemors Bonen (Fri. Roiielian,
from New S urk Jan 7, Suubesiii (Bri, Potter, from New,Or?
leans Jan ii.
'.'-Ci?Sailed, steamer Labrador, New-York.
(inuiAl.TA'.i, Jan'JV sailed, steamer Castalia (Br), Ward,
from Nsw-York.
liOMKSTIC POUTS.
Bo?Toy, Jan in?Arrived, steamers Virginian (Br). Fl ft,
Liverpool; li.Inion Br), lilauvclt, Yann..nih. NSiOea Bob.
Mts (Br), (bach, cieiifueifos. Oen Whites . Bellett, New
Yort v..mian. Slofcersoo, Philadelphia t Hy of Columbus,
ss ii -iii savannah.
' I. ired, steamers Hunter, Price, Annapolis, NS; Neptune,
lew-York.
I'iiii. tiiKi.t-'i it. Jan 2S Arrived, steamers Indiana. Sargent.
'lvei pool, Woodburn iBr). Hull. VssstnSi Lancaster, Mills,
Baton. Snow, awl Centipede, Warrington, do. Will
istnsport, Willetta, Portland; Hen ulm. Hand. Newburyport;
? ker. New-York.
. eared.staemerTropic, II.ind. Port Antonio.
li a i.i i*t< mr. .lan 20 .snivel, steamers Teias (Br), Dale,
nol: John* Murk db, March savannah.
clesred.steaineis Bellini (Br), (ilhaon. Bordestn; Allcglie
ir. ii .ii. tt. Boston: (leoAppolo, Kniter. ProvMaaee.
Hailed, steamers Anatolia, Wm Lawrence, iaeo Appold. Al?
legheny, and Medal lau, the lu rt. r for New.York.
Also arrived, itosrasrt AmerfOB iFt . Hann ini.inn, Bremen.
? -. Iii . Darrell, Nev.-Bedford, tlleiifyue'.liri. Haines,
*..? York Sa ragosaa. Warren, do.
savannah, Jan 39? Arrived, steamer (latu City, Boston.
roKEio.i snippitfo.
I/Ai't. Jan-".( -Bailed?34th last, L'rono. for New-York;
10te nett.i, Matilda Hliyord, CTUtlUSt, (Holla, fur
Ncw'iiliiUi-.
Arrived 1.id lust, (icu T Kemp, Walheis; -Titi In*'. Anni
. W ll .man. liuui. Josva, Leviathan, Louis. Ned
While. New.York; lhth Inst, t eiifaur. christian -cnvei,
ulam i. (iruaseodale, Joseph lt Thoma*. Protector i'apt
i b .raenson), sa ii.ien city, Hohnr, Monarch, Boooveiy, som
i is. Ishlre. bullan.
Aiiiiouiieemeata.
GL1 itv BOAP.?Th* tx-st in that worlal.
Soothes, softens, in- unities, iikalth Purni co., 74 Ith-are.
T'un lt. ,...,..,,,11"., c. I..I.r tte il Pilli eli limits. Thf?
genuine have A. 11.11. ou each drop.
Mother Swan's Worm Syrup, for fevrrish
ness. issitsssnrsa. worms, constipation. Tasteless, ibe
Kialiirv catiiiplnii'iH kill liiiiKlrcals svlio might
ie ! tlieiu by the.d Pal ..ci's I iluRvr Tonic.
" Bachu-Paiba." Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and I'rlnary diseases, il.
Il rv ry A. DAXIBUL M. D..
lllL-unuinn-sve.. heiweisu -j uh sui IV t-sti.
ir*nr?. h io i, i l-i 7. I ii'.'.-i ?. -itsrtlltf, OM -KM if I'll
Ornlio I'nnary organs and BSTVOIU irsteta, spe.ilaltl.is.
TifSici-H. JAMBS KcCREEBY
X CO. lia vt* just opt'ned a rep*
i'<'?:-Hfativc astoi'tuit'iit ol their
new ??i?B'iiij;
C?toriMfi in CASHMERES*
lt not lui nu practicable to
ket'i> Mich a variety ol' spi'vial
colon unbroken throughout
the ?cavoa an early in "peet ion
ll invited.
JAMES McCSEERT <fe CO.,
broadway, eor. 11th St.
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
The jmwer of the nervous eyteni. ever life sud happiness,
ls ttinronstilv raasastaad| and the danger nf nvertaxlng lt,
hy intense inuiital appin iitlnn or excessive Indulgence of tho
appetite* and propensities, is of vital lui po rt .ince. When lt
lsderansnl.il ls necoimiry le seek advice from au expert
who knows the cause and lim retnedr.
1 f the Drain ha* hecome exhauntod hy intense mental appll
ratlnii, lt can only recover Its strength hy Maa systematic,
ally treated, lt ls precisely th* aame with the nerve* that
preside over organic lite. This branch of medicul practice
i min.d tie overrated, lt effects mitring'', and perpetuation of
Fstattta.
During extensive experience in this specialty I have re
reived the appreciation of ninny distinguished persons snd
ran communicate that which i-nains to lt, aud the meana of
recovering lt* powers, whether of hratu, appetite, propensity
ur passion.
HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D,
144Leiinffton-ave., between 29tb&30Ut-sts.
HOt'HH, 8 TO 1 AND 3 TO T.
OFFICES TO LET.
Suitable for LAW, INSURANCE and
BUSINESS OFFICES.
AJswieU of two and throe w*llllj{IiteI,tlsilrVjls roj ni
the new wtug et
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING,
APPLY AT TH lill NIC COUNTINU KOON.
1883.
38TH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Benefit Life bl
NEWARK, If. J.
AMZI DODD, President.
Recelpa* ia 1NS{.
Heeelved for premiums . tl,043,0.Yt fl
Bseeived tot Interest and
n-t rents . 1,810,117*!)
l'rollt and lots . lri3,iBl_i77
-f?.037,799 lt
Balance January 1, 188.'.. &3.199 'i-'l OJ
Total. a.to.ifir.jii mi
riv-..-uililiir * In lf*>*i.
claims hv (loath. gl,3;7,i*'H .iv,
Endowments undauuulHes. '1,1,91. ko
surrendered peltetsa. otn.-l3U.iJ
Dividends or return preinl
nins . 1.2(17,3:17 54
i PbM p ilieyholilers bt.400,lil tfl)
Tessa . 11 lom) to
Expel .ea. Including .icents'
coiiimlMSltin.'i, ad\enl*ti.4,
s.ilnnes, ac . 570,608 3d
-$5.091,7."?0 0^
lisUnee j muary 1, IMtt . :<4.18o,e?t) 17
Tomi. tsaa-irsai io
Assets. J.ii.iiu- r 1, 1S83.
rash on band and in baniis . OHOO.Oi'l Ot
Laaofl sa eel sta i tl, v h.
bouda sad otttei wt urltles. 12,1*0,000 Of
United ">tat*t, illy and
County hon.is, ut par vat
U'*, except Elizabeth uud
Hallway lutnils, valued at
,"..i per .-?-ii t.i,,.1 it > percent
respsctivsU . e,??9,?2i8l
Fii it murtMos in.eds, New
. arl. BCd Nt lt lt 073,000 00
First men cam bonds, 11 m.
berum and N. Y. U.K. 375.0W) 00
First bonds and irai,l?-?i,.'i
.,:: real estate e,?6a),355 43
Bee! estate, I 'umpany's Of- -.'?
i... liulldlug. Newark... 200,000 00
Heal esi.tt.i pin chased ?.n ____
foreclosures N.Y.s-d.N' 1 f,2(16 .05 80
Loans oa policies ts force. KtPSJtHJ
I'n loluniH In transit, since
nc tv.d. 46.97107
Agents' h.ilan.'ea and cash
oh.Ua'i.uis. 1.20H27
31.13.\6ttt)lT
Int. test due and ac. rn ed . $(Ki2,4J7H2
inf.i,..I unit unreported
premiums on policies in
lone . a?i7,UOO?7
- 869.838 CB
Total. MMNJMM
Liabilities.
Reserve Karil, t rer cent
,M.n...i.hu>etts standard..$32,013,309 00
I'.ulcv olsts s In process of
-.-?-nt . 314,99101)
Dividends due and unpaid . lit-', U Sn .17
listiin.nid expenses on nil?
li Ililli 'I pu miuins. 10 per
cent ... . 2K.720 Ofl
1'ieuiiums paid In ad vain. e. (,74398
-?33,433,714 44
surplus . ul iii tiiji li
From the above surplus s
dividend lus lireu declared
to e.uh policy entitled
tlieret-', parable on lt! au
Dlvsrsary an inn*
At market I ai ur-, Instead ol
par. as above, the surplus
w,...id ne . 9*4.0(11 905 SO
Hy tbe New.Yoik standard
i Itcservt- Fund four and s
half pei cent, and market
values1, tho surplus would
be . 9S.113.H15 50
Number of policies in force Jsmaay 1,1883. 47, MT.
Insuring $129,1,19,103.
DI RECTORS:
THEODdP.Ii MACKNET. FEED'K T. FEELING
JAMES li I'EAKSUN, HU Via EN.
BF.NJ. C M 1 I.I.I;it. JOHN L. BLAKE.
A.MZI DODIt. FHED'K H TEESF.
MAIM I? I. WARI) HORACE N.IONUAR.
EDWARD H WKiaillT. FHED'K A. POTTO.
WILLIAM CLARK.
POLICIES ABSOLUTELY NONFORFEITABLE.
In case of lapse, the policy ls eontlnned in force as long ss
lt* vain., will nay for . or. If preferred, a paid.up policy for lt*
full t ame ls Issued lu exchange
After the third vear, pollets* sr* incontestable, eirept
a* i,: unit intentional fraud, and sll restrictions as to travel
or occupation ir" removed.
CABS LOAN-ure made to tbeexteni of fin pe: cent of the
T.O.-T--* value, wlicre ??lld assignniuot* of the poll, lei . an be
made as collateral security.
i.i i-st.i j.std li.iue.'.l.iieiy upon completion snd approval of
proofs.
L. SPEWER GOBLE, State Agent.
Southern New-York St Northern New-Jersey,
1ST II KO AD WAY, iVew-Vork.
I>IC. IMDWAl'S
S\nS\P\RILLl\\ lESOLVlVT.
TU CUBIT BLOOD PIRIFIER.
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in/I nj sus, H) ph lu . i naiplaiuts.
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Ins*. Tumors Pimples, i utchee. Er options os th* rnoa, ri
? er-. SklB uni Hip DI******, Mei cu; ul Mseoaem Female Cull
plaint*.'.. nt Dropsy, Itlcktits, sa.t abeam, 'tromhitis, con
.,:.liii>Iloll i.iilnev. BlSddsr, I.ivei i 'niiipl.lilli*, .tc
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R. IC. K.
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i ure.! .md prevented
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ll KAUAI UK. TOOTHACHE,
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IN'S
TAINS IN THR BAi'li. CHK8T nit LIM 113,
relieved In a few minutes
BY RADWAY'H READY Rt LIEF.
MAI.AHIA CURED la lu twrit forms.
1'it.e, 60 i" nts pe. bottle. Sold hy ttiiiK.'Wtl.
Radway's Regulating Pills!
I'cifcetlvt.itt.',.m, eleri'it'y .o.ited. for the cure of all dis.
oriiei -...I the si.i,n.i. h, luci l.owei*. kidneyt. bladder, in darts
In it* various toms, nen ons diseases, li. idaehe. eo'istip.i
Hom. costiveness, inilitrestion. dv?iH"|isia. hiltousness. bilious
fever. Iiitlaiuin Olen Ot UM dowels, piles, mul sll derangement*
of the lnt.ru il viscera. PRICE lb CENTS I'KIl UOX
Matt by all druggist*.
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Park Avenue, 32d and 33d Streets.
i iii: o\lv
ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF
HOTEL IN NEW-YORK.
unsurpassed in furniture am) appoint
mkn'ls, peculiarly adapted t.) the
comfort and convenience ok
families and uv esta
IIL\KY CLAIR, Lessee.
POWERS & WEIGHTMAN;
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW-YORK OFFICE SO MAIDEN LANE,
Offer to the Wholesale Drug Trade and those wbo buy la
sim dar quantlUe*. sn assortment ot
( li K MI a A is ; Medicinal, Photographic, and for tue Arts,
ln.ludlug QUI.MA. Sulphate Acsuto, l'.ruuilde, ctr. MOR?
PHIA, Sulphate Acetate, Hrouilde, etc CINCHONIDIA,
CINC'UONIA. Calomel, Corrosive sublimate. POTAS?
SIUM, Iodide null |liinunile, Citric sud Tartaric lolita.
Nitrate Silver, sulphuric. Munsllc snd Nitric Acid*. Epsoas
salts, Ulue Vitriol, Cliloroforiu, Magnesia ("steined Heavy,
Bismuth preparations, strychnia. Sulphuric Ether, Ste.
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