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DHY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April DRY Good
The trade continues qlIe. with package
houses, but there arc more alolhiers in tho
market and heavy wooIens are receiving
more attention Cottons goods ara IN
sc!iYe in fret hand, buliaGr.y steady
Fancy prints are quiet, bat low
graies fhirtings are fairly sctive and
firm. Staple GIngnEmI continue closely
solo up. Dress goods IN light demand.
Foreign goods quiet.
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Are Cinnamon Entitled TO NaturaII-
Zatfong

SAN FRASCIsCO, April 29.-In the
United States District Court to-day,
Judge Ssmyle rendered s decision IN the
case Of Chinsmsn who applied for I st.
urSlizslion, holding that a Chinsmsn Is
not white person within the meaning
0! the term as used in the naturalization
laws, and is lot entitled 10 become ciLi.
zen. The case will undoubtedly be sp-
pesled to the Supreme Court Of the
United Ststes.
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Marine.

BALTIMORE, April 29-Arrived-
Steamer Bismarck Bremen.
BosToS April 29-Arrived-St Steamer
Bsvsris, Liverpool.
LONDON, April 29.-Steamers Ohio,
PhiIsdelphls, Hindoo AMI State of Vir-
ginia from New York have arrived out.
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.
Lost in Jam OF Logs Near Pied
mont, W. Va

PIEDMONT, w. VA, April 27.-Benja-
min Springer, aged 2S yesrs. from Clear
field, Penn, while up Savage river, IA
miles rom this place, drawing logs, went
out on a .m OF 1000 logs, snd while on
1t near the middle, the jam gave way,
letting him into the river, sud, the logs
passing over him, It was impossible 10
rescue him. The body has not yet been
recovered. He leaves a vile and one
child,
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Rstn,en1Pre,inenl Orion.

NEW YORK, April 29.-The estate Of
the late VIM. Ortou, Presdent II the
Wes.ern Union Telegraph Company, IS
reported 10 be worth $4,000. lie had
policies on bis life for 10000, 5000 IN
favor Of esch Of hls children, the remain
ing $4,000 being payable to hIs widow.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
TELEGRAPH.
Firm-FIOur quiet and Firm
Wheat Dull and weak
HOGS quiet and
Lower.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Money-
Market easy Al 500 per cent, closing
A. 4G5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
st 5G6 per cent. Customs receipts 1923 p
600. Clesrings 100000. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Sterl-
ing quiet; long 4S6!; short 4s9
GOLD Steady st 1905. Carrying rates
los per cent.
SLvER-At London 53ld; here silver
bars llSt, reenbscks; lis, gold silver
coin t9lt per cent discount.
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LIVE SIOCk.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 10 Beryos - Re-
ceipts 700 head. making l0,SOO for tno
week, against $50 head Tor last week
Quality good and market with n fraction
advance from Fr,day-Hblut the rates
current n week ago. Exporter. took 1000
head, mslv fst steers, ut 9lmlOlr to
dress j6m5I, with lew best tor ship
ment ahva at lOl; other sales range al
C4@l03c, to dress 55G.57, for oxen and
steers, and t3 5O@i 90 per 100 pounds.
live weight: Tat bulls, bulk of salcs at 9Ca
l0c, to dres 55@5G; exports for the wcch
= 500 quarters and 800 head OF live
Sheep and Lsmbs-Rcccpls GlOO
hoad making 20 800 head for the week,
against 20 100 head for lat week. Mar
ket active and Armer for fat sheep, and
dull and unchanged for spring laub.,
clipped sheep 81 jO@j 10 per lOO pounds,
with car loads OF very poor NJ - 20,
unshorn sheep - 2jmi - per 100
pounds spring lambcs 1rrlOc per pound,
withc few jersey lambs nj lie. E,-
ports for the week 100 yarcasscs
Hogs - Receipts II l,2 o head, making
%, 500 head for the week, against 5000
head for last week. None offered alive
Ensi Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, April - Cattle
Receipts tIDcG and including Friday last
1892 hesd OF through and @2} hosd Of
yard stock, total for the week ending thus
day 1896 head OF through and 6iO head
OF yard stock, sgsius, 585 head OF through
and IA head OF yard stoci, the week be-
fore. None selling to-day; feeling about
the same ss last week
Hogs-Recoipts - 2Gj head; total for
the week 10 jjj head, against ls,SDO head
the week before Workers 81 1908 a.,
Philsdelphias 81 GOm3 70. Plenty an
sold
Sheep Receipts 800 head total for
the week 9, 600 hcAd, against l32OO head
tho week before. All sold alta better
than last week.
chicago.
CHICAGO, April 2J-Tho Drorry'
Journal reports hog receipts 2lj 600 boad;
shipments $500 head Market dull ard
price. . ssdo lower; choice heavy g 20
(g3 G5; light j3 30M3 20; butchers S. 30
tbp D'f NlA'A IoNE 20 80 GvIHH ~
CsttIe-Receipls 8lOO head; ship
monts ZOO head. Market dull weak
and lower with decline Of 6a 10 snip
ping 81 OO@5 70; feeders ana stockcrs
s. OOMi ~; butchers cows ~ BOO,
4 30; pulls 81 OOG4 70; steers s. 90
G4 20
Sheep Receipts GO head steady At
81 1908 Zj.
GIneinuRtI
CIECISBATI. April ~ -Hogs-Qurt
common s. 75G3 -, light S. 3OCnJ 10
packing 60 25M3 GO. butchers 81 BOA,
$50 Receipts z, 100 headi shipments 100
head.
~. Louis.
81. LOUIS, April - Hogs l. eier
not qIo,aby lover; sbIppcrs holding 81;
packing grades 81 lj@2 20. Receipts
., 700 hcad.
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WeathrrIndieatIonr.

WAsHIsGToE, april 30, A. M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley variable
and south westerly winds, warmer and
| clear weather, and risIng barometer.
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Why Grand Duke Nicholas WAS Or
deFed Home.

LONDON, April 3O.-A San Stelano
special says that Grand Duke Nicholas
reviewed portion OF the forces on Mon
day. He spoke few f.rewell words snd
departed for Constsntinople, en- route
Tor Russia.
A Vjenns correspondent says: 1t is no
secret. that the chief object Of the re-
call OF Grand Duke Nicholas is to lessen
the friction and diminish the danger Of
q collision. The proposed al
tendance at mass in Constsntinople
and grand review at San Ststsno were
entirely to initiative Of Grand Duke
Nicholas and were countermsnded from
81. Peters burg. As the advance to San
Stefano was also attributed to the Duke,
it may be we'll believed that his recall is
actusted partly by wish to spare him
modification In the event OF his with
drawal being ultimately decided upon.
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John MOrrissey.

SARATOGA, April 29.-John Morrissey
is rapidly sinking. He was stricken with
paralysis yesterday, and has not spoken
since.
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GovERNMENTs-Firm.
RAILROAD BoEDs-StrOug z.
STATE BOEDs Steady.


SToCKs-W esk, but opened with i'm
proved feeling on the Stock Exchange
snd a general advance in prises took
place during the mernIng. The rise in
the list ranged from / to II per cent rs
compared with the closing figures Of Sat.
urday. The prominent features of specu-
la.ion were Western Union, Lake shore
Northwestern, 81. Paul and the Cosl
stocks DurI,g the afternoon the
market was firm ana in
some cases there WAS iurt ger advance
Wabash was exception ally weak IN be-
$4,000 decrease IN the earnings frr the
third week in April. At the close prices
were generally 1T or lear the highest
point OF the dsy The earnings ct the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
Railway Company increased 5000 for
the third week in April. The trsnssc-
tons aggregated III OOO snsrer, OF which
1000 were Erie, 26OOO Like Shore, 5000
Wabash, 5000 Northwestern CON -Iuu.
1000 preferred, 1000 81. Paul common.
200 preferred, 2l,OOO Delaware. L,cks-
wanna and Western. 2 600 Oulos 1000
Western Union a. 1900 Ps A. Mail.
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NO. 246
htCaEO.

CHICAGO, April 2g.-Flour -Stesdy
and unchanged; spring extra 81 SOFAS 20;
western extra 81 5OG5 90; Minnesota
eNtra 81 75G6 80; paIeu, 20 5O,G9 %;
winter extra s. OOG5 60; superdne - IS
"a 90. Mhea.-H Higher At the opening,
closed active but weak snd lower. No. /
Chicsgo spring 81 l&Gl lSl; No. > do.
81 =! cash, seller May 81 l2!, seller
June 81 II; seller July 81 Ost; No. 3
81 05t@l OC,; rejected soc. Corn
Wesk and lower ST 81 4 cash; 81 ,GHs sc
seller Msy; AZ seller June; age seller
July; rejected SIC. Osts-Fairly sctive
and 3 shade higher at 27c cash; 26,c
seller May; PC seller June; rejected pc.
Rye-Stesiy snd in fair demand =; 6Oc
Barley Steady and in fair demand st
As. Pork-ln 'slr demand but ~ lower
rates $ lOHN 80 cash; s SOFAS 52I
seller Msy; = 20 seller Juno; IS ST
seller July Lard Active hut weak
sud lower At 50 - cash; SIS 81 seller
May; 50 95 seller June; s. OOG7 o.
seller July. Bulk Meats-S,cady and in
fair demand; shoulders 8jc; snort rib 4sc;
shutt clear 3 l.lOc.
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Rumored League Between Den
mark, Russia and GermaHy.

LONDON, April pa rumor comes
from Vienna tha. Marshal Count Won
MOtke, a well known German s,rstegist
who is visiting Copenhsg2n Is COM
mi,sioned to negotiate e league between
Denmark, Russia and Germany .or clOs-
lug the Baltic. TINS rumor is probably
based on the statement in the North GER
man Gazette Of the 23rd inst. that it
would rot cor ceal the opinion that the
despatch Of the British feet to the Baltic
where many neutral interests may be ef-
fected would render the situation I'M
measurably more complicated.
English Volunteers.
LoSD5N, April 29.-At meeting to.
night OF the committee TO promote the
organization q an active service volun.
teer army, two Generals, five Colonels
anI many mem Oers OF Parliament
Joined the committee. Ninety officers
and 800 men yesterday sIgllted their
willingness to join the force, and many
were enrolled to-day. The total number
o. volunteers so far is about $1,000.
VIENNA. April 29.-The newspapers
report tia. the entry Of Austrian troops
into Bosius AID Herzegovina Is immi-
uent. This announcement however, is
believed to be founded OF mere conjec-
ture, as nothing definite has been settled.
The Vienna Political Correspondence
has letter from London stating that the
British government still considers it pos
sible that Russis may appreciate to the
tall extent Englsnd's esrnestness.. In the
contrary csse England will tax into her
own hands, at her own risk, the rectifcs-
tion of RussIs's Work in the Balkans, the
Peninsuis; sud on the A.iatlc coast OF
the Black Sea. Il Is possible, before EN-.
barking on this course, England will
summon s conference IN London.
LONDON, April 29. A Berlin corres-
pondent says be bears on good authority
that sn Austrian invasion OF Bosnia an d
Herzegovina being imminent, It4ly has
decided TO make descent on the Albania
coast.
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AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS OF THE
SITUATION.
Great Activity in English Military
Circies-DeparIure of the First
Indian Evolutionary Force
Organization of VOIun-
teeTs for Active
Service.
English Military Movements.

Eng g!iSb Military Movements.
LONDON, April 29.-General Sir Al
fred Hastings Horslord has been selected
as commander of the second army CORDS.
A considerable proportion Of the first
army corps, it is likely, Will be dispatch
ed TO Mslta in the course Of the coming
week, including portion Of the guards
Many thousand stand of MsrtIni.Henry
rifles are being removed from the racks
in the lower part OF London, presumably
for the equipment OF the reserves. There
is great activity at Portsmouth
in preparing fittings for the conversion
OF mercnGn. ships into armed cruisers.
A manufacturing firm has received
from the Admiralty al order for more
than 100 wire torpedo nets for the pro-
lection OF the ships from the attacks Of
the torpedoes All the nets are TO be
delivered during May. Immense qusnti-
ties of shot and shell are being issued
from the Wooiwich arsenal in all di-
rectioDs The first Indian expeditionary
force will embark from Bombay.
The second division will leave
today, consisting Of two bat
terics of the Royal Artillery, the
Thirteenth and Thirty-frst regiments,
the Second Goorkhss s1d two companies
of sappers and miuerS. The secol d WI
embark as soon after rs possible. 1t vii
consist OF the Ninth cavalry First Bonn
bay Lancers, the Ninth aad Sixteenth
Bombay infantry, aad two companies of
ssppers and miners.
The shipping arrangements comprise
steamers with an an aggregate tonnage
OF 10 $50 tons snd sailing vessels Of H.
l46 aggregate tonnage. The latter will
be towed by the steamers. Water will
be provided for thirty and coal for twen-
ty-six days, At Bombay the dock yard
work is being prosecuted day and night
ia fitting ships for troops and horses, As
an experiment OF State policy, the DIS
patch OF native troops to Europe has
proved successful beyond the hopes OF
the mCst ardent advocates Of the mess-
ure. The native soldiers appear com
pletely capuvsted by the prospect Of
being engaged in military service in
Europe. They are volunteering tC cross
the seas with an enthusiasm which has
surprised even those who know them
best. They are pressing forward in
whole regiments at time. Troops who
returned from Burmsh only SIX weeks
ago, and who were three years in that
country, are said to be delighted by the
thought that they are going to some place
near England TO fight tho Russians. ln
one regiment every man has signed pc
titlon that be may be sent with the eI-
petition to Europe.
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Conflicting Accounts Of the SItua-
tIOn


LONDON, April 29-The news this
morning from the various Capitals in re-
gard to the political situation is very con-
hicting. A Rome dispatch contrsdicts
the statement that Italy has asked Eng
land to state her views, and Berlin DIS
patch reaflirms, and says that the question
is now being repeated by Austria, Italy
and Germany. A dispatch from st. Pc
tersburg declares that Bismarck has
ceased mediatng, while dispatches from
Vienna and Berlin state the exact Op-
posile very positively. The st.
Petersburg correspondent undoubtedly
derives his Information from the St
Petersburg chanceliory. 1t IS equally
impossible to determine what ls the
foundation for the repeated declarations
that Austria is about TO occupy Bosnia.
The Austrian and Hungarian ministers
are in council at Vienna. 1t is stated that
Count Andrsssy, Is pressing for imme-
diate compromise Of the long pending
controversies between the two States,
because the condition Of foreign Of.
fairs demands energetic policy, which in
teruccine quarrels would hinder.
Many conflicting reports are current
about the measures OF precsution Austria
will tske, but none are authoritative. 1t
is said that the Servian activity and
turbulence are being excited by Russia to
divert the Austrian forces, Us Servis's
only expectation Of profit mostly lies in
the direction of Bosnia, where Austria
could not permit her TO 60.
A Vienna dispatch say: Whatever
measures of precsution the govern
ment msy have resolved upon,
Russia is not a party to them.
They have Germany's sanction. Posi-
bly, they were suggested from Berlin, but
Austria is still free IS TO her future
movements. 1t is worthy Of notice that
the best informed and mos. trustworthy
and careful of all the special contributors
to the London press las not word TO
say about the attitude OF AustrIs--s fair
indication that no decision has been
reached at Vienna.
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philadelphia
.rrrI Al "
Pittsburgh.

PITnBURGH, April 20.-Petroleun-
Crude 81 32i at Psrker's; refined ll@
III, Tor Philsdelphia delivery.
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~. Louis.

81. LOUIS, April - Hogs L eier
not quo,aby lover sbIppcrs holding 81;
packing grades 81 lj@2 20. Receipts
8, 700 head
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htrRgo.
GInrInuntI

CRCISBATI. April ~ 9-Hogs-Quct
common g. 75G3 -. light S. 3OCrJ 10
packing g 35G3 GO. butchers 81 50@y
So. Receipts 2ljO head shipments 100
head.
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sunday school mem mDers.............

The following is list OF contributions
for the year 1877:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
RACING JEROME PARK TO-DAY.


The seven races at Jerome Park to-day Will
furnish a great variety of sport, and are sure 10
be sharp and exciting Three Of them arc very shol'
half mile and three-quartcrs Of me-aDd the horses
entered are so fleet in brief dashes, that Iast tno
and close finishes may be expected In tno
mile and thrce-quarers and mile and iuronR eohes'
the racers are Al well matched at the weights that tne
winners Will have 10 do their best every foot OF the
way In the first race Of threeourths OF mile boh"c
Wood Dan X. susquehanna, Pique and simeon VIII
start at weight for age. In the second Tace'
one and three-duarters miles for the Hotel Stakcs'
Touauier Il 90 pOuuds) BayRm OF pounds hd
iTn 1sS noundsl will contend for the honOrs WaIheId
l04 poundsl susquehauna C05 poundsl, Bonnie Won 30
uO2 Douuds). Hattie /. lOl pOunds)' ana bcttna " "
uoups will run in the third race OF one ana ohe-esL'
In the fourth race Of mile Mamie H. 200 ponndl,
Albert nos pOundsl w l. Higgins zoo pounds, flque
foz nonudsl Simeon or pOundsl, Rife 200 pounds J.
Genet Murray 97 poundsl and Miss Maoy lS4 pounu'
will take part Only three yOungser~ VIII run III lne III
race OF tntec-1uarteTs of mile for twoN eaIds VI -
I0rilards Starte QlO pOundsD, and Uno uO3 pOuhnl,
AID Nelson & Co.'S Kingston 200 poundsl. III the the
wood Dan k In Belle Helene, FusIlade'
and Empress are announced TO start at weight for age
and I'm the sIceplechase, which will close the sporil
Degdbead Il 30 pOunds Disturbance Q44 pounds I0Iu
Zctland q ~ pounds Bay Rum GAO pouhdSD' fatrlot
n 80 poundsl and Lizzie D. ,13O pOunds VIII cohlehu'
and " M doubtless make struggle well worm setlnt'
The racing Will begin a. o'clock, ana though tnere
are so many contests will he over early as most OF ten
are short aud all Will be put through promptly
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

wen selected and properly distributed The money was
also Iayshy expended by men competent 10 utect IL
where the most good would result
mr. Mitchell the president Of the Howard Association,
great credit for abors and the faithful dis
charge of his selfmposed duties. We had some trouble
with nurses At first there but few OF them nen ey
became numerous but not good ones on ne wuoie 'ho
were very unsatisfactory and great many or them hau
10 discharged There also trouble ABOUT tne us
tribuon Of the rations furnished by the government
The negrdewo come in from the country 10 get SOME
food for the The volunteer physicians would Dreak
down and remain sick ten twelve days and then gel
about again At least that the ease with me- though
most the others were sick longer than HOW ud We
get around patients First on foot; then Sc
cured mule and wagon, ana hnGlly horse anu eai-
riage. ,,-- -. ..o,.o,, 90,
al ali II Il had been for the generous and udic0us
ald from abroad principally, believe r0m te NOItD.
There no ghous who enriched themselves lron lhe
aid thus sent .,. 49,, ..
orally are untouched They thought they were lever
proof and when they were taken down wee prsauy
scared All other Things between the whites and Dacks
blnR equal believe the latter are less liable 10 De a
taeked y the fever, and are more likely TO get well.
As far as my observation the fever extended al
most entirely along the lines OF travel aud railroads.
do not think IL IL spontaneous IN It's orlEn. hlga
quarantine l believe can keep 1t away HumDOldt,
Tenn right In the way OF fever by rigid quarantine
escaped. so did Sards, Miss; Milan by the same pre-
cautions had only one case, a railroad man. Dlsh,
and found very Ineffective The Howard Association
passed resolution that they bad not come up 10 WnaV
was expected OF them. Malaral fever, bilious ana IN
termitent feyers were also prevalent III ueaths a. th
first stages Of fever for what 10 treat them deIy any
one i'm The first stages OF bilious relnltent
fever that disease from the yellow fever me HoNaras
will make an exhaustive report OF the disease lIS
rayagrs origin, and everything pertaining 10 H. III VIII
be very bulky document and VIII DC ready SUPPOSE
sometime In December.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK..........Noy
str Othelo lr) Mitchell. Hull Oct "a, southampton
SIR Gamma feidcoaL Bermuda Nov l. TO Outerbrdge
City of san Antonio Pennington. oaiveston OctZ
str city Of savannah Mallory Savannah Nov 2, to Geo
Yongo o.. 81, 80, ,,.... ~, &, a. ,.,,..
str knight chichester. Georgetown D C. and AeIan
str wyanoks Couch Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk 20
Str Juan Cspan - Chester Penn on trial trip, to John
ShT Hpnorn Nor Rogheng Hauesund ~ days in ballast
shi5 Fro ic Bu.n boston in ballast to Pray Dickens
ship Nnnco (Of Yarmouth ;, new ISJZ toGs, Lowell
BaTk Rebecca Nouton Got Boston) Atwood Cape Town
days in ballast 10 Parsons a Loud. 20 -,
BARK Engena l9o llall i,ngsiSio y" u'y''
Flash IIght Oi Windsor N - card, London sept 2t
VIA Newport, in ballast 70 -cammel Bros .,- ID, .
Bark Columbus of Bank River. 81 Perdot London sept
81, In ballast TO W Parker & co.
BARK Kse Covert Coi liverpool Koatng London 80 days
Bark Chas Kenny uew 72s tons) Fuckort Bath, in bal
last 10 Satsr & IyermOrc. ,
Lady Fta1kin 0f sunderland Wood. Gloucester 81
daVu, IN ballast 10 Peabody. Willis & Co.
BARK Industria (ta sChainO Lch 6B days, with coal
q order vessel 10 Sl0cOyich 4 CO.
Iars Salvador ta Florentlno Mareiles 90 DAYS,
in ballast O. FurCh EGyr 4 co.
Bark Bosohetto Otsn, Hoszeto, DupEirE bl days IN
BaIk Ran.r tNor LansfeId Caen 3J days IN ballast TO
Benham q Bovesen. .
IN ballast t0J + " Whitney 4 co. IN
Bafk Lucille (of II John b. Jameson Rotterdam az
days. in ballast TO Scammell Bros. IN -, III, -,
Bark Franz tSwe) VTesen, stockholm 80 days. with IRON
O vessel funham & BOycscn
g i'm II n oocs 10, ISSrpeoi ~ Wolfe 81 Jaro days
with 20 BTookes d 60: vessel 10 IL balItI
with mdse 10 \ Cunnin gham ves.Ol 10 Dayton & Co -
sohr Five sisters tof Boston iutchn9a Atecaigo ~ ~
schr NJ Seygds Rodman Ponce l8 days with sugar and
molasscs 20 do Rivera co; vessel TO + HuHbut CO.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

family in the suburbs Of Cork to sell miR eggs ana
butter ct the barracks, which were near by One day
one Of the sergeants committed an Infamous outrage
upon her. She told her employers what bad oecurre,
and nleaded with them have the man punlshe1 but
taey fearing 10 lose their profitable trade with the
soldiers begged Mary not to make the matter ,h
country where the farmer said che would be properly
made an adayit Of the truth OF her story yesterday
BROOKLYN.
Wallace Bruce will deliver his lecture on
" Washington Irving" III the Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association Course this evening.
Oliver Cotter made his usual rounds on sun
dv and discovered thirty saloon keepers violating
the Excise law He presented their names TO the Ooh
missioners Of Police and Excise YESTERDAY 90
Rodney S. Church, q lawyer, OF No. 20
coprs was arrested yesterday the charge OF forg
t tho rome NJ Allen g Church TO power Of attorney,
and drawn s63 interest on United states bonds lie
was held by Judge Benedict IN $1,000 for examination