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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

the XVIII. and 300 IN the Twentythird and Twenty
fourth Wards where Jordan L. Mott holds sway. Tue
conditions OF enrolment were past opposition to Tam
many Hal and being In favor Of FREQ aud ndepend
ent action OF the people aud opposed to the control OF
any secret irresponsible power"
The Irving Hall branch claimed to have 22,00O per
enrolled to the last election and consider
ns this IN addition to the voters supposed to belong
10 the other associations. there would not seem to
he any great rush join the party movement. At
the primaries To be held Tonight three Commissioner
0f Enrolment VIII be elected for each district who VIII
carry on the enrolment In future under the direction
Of the new General Committee when organized.
Delegates TO the committee viii also be elected to-
night baas ~ member FOR each 100 votes cast
for Tilden in 1879. THIS VIII give the lat Assembly
Di.lic. 40 members. ia, q; INA, Al IVh. G3i yth
AZ Ntth Al With, 81 NIIlth 90 IAth, ~ A,h'
90; XIth, 30 XIIth; Al NIllt4. 3S XIyth' 80 ;
XNth. 60i XNItn. 90; XYInh 70; XNIIIth, %;
XIXh; "a; KIN. OIL; XXtst. ST. XXfi1d aud
XXIVth Wards, -.
Assembly District Committees will also DO elected to-
night, each election district furnishing five members.
The General Committee will organize on March !,
at Irving Hail. and the district committees on March A.
Considerable difference Of opinion has already been
shown between the factions forming his new combine
On aud at the PRIMARIES 10 elect inspectors on Monday
night police protection ask IN several dlSrcts
There will probably he Coutcst,ng DELEGATIONS elected
Tonight ~ the With, XVIII XFllth, XISth and XAth
Assembly Districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
an rrrING nIAMONnS no STEAL.


BOW FENDER AND ms ASSOCIATES PLANNED TO
C,PIURE MRS. DE BARYs EAR-ElNGs-ARhtel
OF An ACCONTIICC.
Dovid Fender. who is charged with having
,o,n diamond earring from Mrs DeBqrys ear recently
~, ri,i.avc was arraigned yesterday morning az the
Jefferson NJ tket Police Court, aud remanded Tor exam
nation His picture will be taken ior the hoSnos oar
lcrv He sand he eighteen years Old, hut ne lN
tvcu;y-four Mrs De Barry was unable TO appear III
court The youthful prisoner WINGED under inc scrutiny
Of the curious crowd IN the Police Court and his smooth
roun IA a. she'd even TO the OF his blond bar
as he was d. ok hts cell IN Mcrcers in the ater
noon Pcnder sent for Captain Bynes and conesseu 'n
he had been engaged by man named John fBIn anu
another professional thief, 70 commit TINS theH' iNh"
who was a Judge OF diamonds, was 10 WAX UP .ne
svcnue and signify his discovery OF gems Nailals
enough 10 steal by shgdty raising me- MAJ ~ ne Pasu
The lady VINO wore them: In THIS way iehutI MIs
directed to follow Mrs DE Barry ana MAKE Tue "s'"i
Tor which hc ia now prisoner. ~, 49,, r..,
As the thief IN the direction OF the Grand central
Depot, he pursued by gentleman VINO IN turn Tae
followed by man who informed nun w II
wife. whom he had annoyed in way in the street
This appears 10 have been the second part u iS"n
CAPTAIN Byrnes arrested Flynn last evening in Broad
way, and ne vas den NED by ne gentleman S lD
TO and detained him while Fender made his temporary
escape. ., .,.,,. N. s,tra,,or FLYNN also con
rcssrd his complIclty the robbery, and confirmed
Pcndcrs assertion that there third person III me
transaction. This persOn IS known TO the police ana
be wi be arrested probably IN time 70 accompany MS
comnanions TO court to-day. Ponder aud FEhn are
both Young men in years but NOT IN crime. fHtnn
WAS arrested about year ago bV captain bIrnt iI
rompclty IN sueak robbery In nieech er-si, nut W9es
SIN after lie arrested Tor SteRlnS Il "a'CH
and chain IN The Fourteenth Precinct, and he mas only
recently returned from serving the state Tor tha OF
fence Prndrr. or David the KID" has served LIlh
for an as,a,lt on OFFICER IN the ty-sevenh tTc
cinct wheu although several years Younger thah now
lie gave an average policeman good beating, MC ere
recently he WAS arrested the Fourteenth fIccnC loi
drunkenness but careful 10 give wrong haule'
Wncn arrested Tuesday. drew revolver 1T the ON
Ger and. 10 attempting to snoot him, shot himself ID
Tie body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
SAILORS AND SHIPS LOST AT SEA.

Captain w. r. Mason, jr., the stcwaroeSS
and ten members Of the crew Of the American bark a"-
thorne arrived this port yesterday on the DARK Mi
nehaha The Hawthorne sailed from blngdpOTe iOr
Boston october l. aud passed Hatterds January -.
She then had succession gales which drove her INTO
the Quit stream, and while working back she encount-
cred terrific gale During the night Of February II
che was driven ashore South Shoals.
Atdaylicht two boats were launched and the vessel
abandoned The crew was unable to save anything eN-
cep beg of bread. two jugs Of water and few cans OF
meat About q a. IN. on Thursday Last heavy sea
swamped one OF the bOats and Peter Peterson ana
gs Anderson were drowned Chas Mnnery. Of Brooklyn,
lad of eighteen years and the mate were rescued Dy
the other boats crew hut the former died te" hours
afterwgrd Of exposure and was thrown oNelpohiu
Anout 10 a H. OF the same day the American schooner
Grace Cushing, OF Portland Ne, was epokeD' uu' tho
sarv 10 lift them on board. On Saturday hey were
transferred TO the Mlnnehaha, from Londonderry ana
brought this port They are st suffering nom ''Ir
exposure, some OF them being badly froetbiiteh. 49,.
The Hawthorne had on board valuable cargo OF thH'
India produce consigned to mercantile houses OF bos
ton. and the loss will fan heavily ON te uhdgT "I'eIs
OF thai civ where the vessel and merchandise were
largely insured. II is considered the most serious
marine dsaster in pecuniary point OF Vlew when h@5
occurred this coast this season Her ca 90 cos'eu
7l2 bales OF sage flour, 1923 nales OF cube cern,
bicrs, $50 bags Of tapiOcs, 1O7 boxes OF ncIil
pepper and S39 boxes o. nntmegs, 10 SE dg
ia bundles rattan TO Temple X. FAv ia3 0ilt7 o.
cube gamblers . 49, bags o. gamb rs U13 DtEe on
tapiOca. 100 bags of black pepper ~ p0Ats Oh pcl
sage 40 boxes If gum cOpal ana OO boHrs OF -unl
dnmar The vessel 7b6 tons butnen s" was Dull'
I'm Ksnncbunkp port, Me III 1867, and was owned ny -
{. Lord Co., Of Boston. No..
with cargo OF salt put into this port for repairs es
terday having lost her main boom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

the autopsy no did not anticpote being canru
as n witness: he had raGc 40 supsoq" no
study OF II. Mr.. Lord then collected lhto WI.
question Tho various facts whicn ne cidnn,
to nave proved concerning sac CoimOd"ic ru ,t,cs
coud an hla lseatc- and habits aud H~htd th
whether these facts added ia The autopsy "uuii
any difference i'm his opinion Of The tomhOh"It h'en"
on,d,tnn hIr CLINTON objected 10 a part 81 tue ques
t,nn which inc lced confession the part OF te I4
mOdore that he had been guilty "t t"u,ut, Ill.
ti,,,s r,rrtCd into maturcr years except FOR %b.'n
lie lniaht have lived n hundred years Ai I'M" NJ
lc,icd that there " n any tC tmUDy Ia ihaVtntct,
Lord turned mack several thousand pnget OF Ine e
mony to the rlacc here the Commodore was eco
az ing TO n witness the words quocd, III tne I'M
colucct0 IN which hc was speahIng Ol MS ,rr
Tor The fair sex" The Surrogate insisted noM,,hEi
that there WA nothing IN the cNpr,saloh ~,
indtscrctIons" arch could hc made OASIS Tor hS h
cnsou ~ 10 mental condition. iounE n s 'l I'm,
cuiliy Of youthful Indiscretion, declared lne S
IN iuakIuK IOyo 10 a woman below ms Ihuh In IL 49,,
man NAV kss another mans vito ara " "o t ,nm
discreet, but there Is III these "e'H Ho -
mental condition"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
COMMODORE VANDERBILTS Will.
RESEARCH AMONG OLD TESTIMONY.

RESEARCH AMONG OLD TESTIMONY
ANGRY WORDS BETWEEN DIR. VAN buren, AND Mr..
LORD-IHE COMMODOEEs METHODS OF life
DR.. William II. Van Buren, was on the wit
ness stand the purpose OF crossexamnaton all day
Yesterday In the Vanderbilt WILL case. M Lord and lie
did not get along smoothly The former had threatened
most OF the proponents witnesses with courtesy that
has contrastcd noucca5y with Mr. Chnton's severity
toward the contestants witnesses But Dr. Van BuIcu
apparently is a easily lrraed, and Wien be- Ic-
pcatedly gave petulant and angry to questions
Mr. Lord began TO treat him with les consideration.
He asked the doctor number Of questions about MS
2lO Madison ave, about the nh.cnce of his VIII fom
homo and many kindred questions.
e" How much did yOu receive for your attendance
upon the Commodore" asked Mr. Lord. THIS Oh
cctcd TO- MI Lord said mat ne proposed 10 show that
Dr. Elliott DR.. Liusly and the witness held a dinner
Of rejoicing over the harvest re1pcd from the estate
The witness leaned forward and said Ia an excited
manner: What's that, sirl want To- know what That
WAS You tying 10 malgn me. Just repeat That.
"If the court allow. the question it VIII he pui 10
Won" said Nj. Lord. % do not propose To be- bucd
by yOu."
TONED the witness augriIy.
Mr. IoId." said the Surrogate, YOU too good
lawyer 10 oficr this with tIc dca nat Is admissible,
and II is evidently introduced Tor the purpose u
injunDg the reputation OF the witness"
q Not at all The fact IS brought 10 nay notice hy let
ter and mean show f. II can, Ia illustrate me
tecedcnts Of the witness. as yOur Honor allONcd the
other side IN the case ~ women"
lyon may show" rcJoned tht Surrogate " the ante
cedents the witness al nGusedn'. hut this does not
come under that head"
The witness N answer 10 further questions saII that
when he gave the twenty minutes OF examination 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
TWO FAILURES IN BUSINESS.

The store of William A. Brown, jr, dealer
an leather and findings AT No. 81 Warren-st las been
seized by the Sheriff on on attachment obtained by the
creditors OF Joseph l. Fowle. with whom Nj. Brown
WAS also q special partner When Mt FOwle failed he
cave Interference 10 Mr. Brown 10 the Of So
400 and the creditors OF former have good reason
10 eneyc they an hold Nj Brownas general partner
and liable for the Indebtedness OF Mt fo"Ic. WHth
amounts ia S57 900 They have carried the matter into
,nurt The md yidual creditors of William A. Brown,
ir got ont judgments FOR Sa4Oo 81 against MN
10 protect their lutciest5.
He re- l. Lcgieu Wholesale dealer in cards and fancy
taprr. M No. $50 William St, made an assignment
without preference Yesterday to Joseph Movus. He
mas heeu in business for twenty years ana had al
1xcellent record he owns ns residence IN HoUOken
encumnerrd by mortgages. HIS total liabilities are
obou $4,000 or when $4,000 are for merchandise.
Tie assets consist machinery stock outssndngs ANA
real estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
COST OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The recent distribution of tickets to the
Dowery Theatre among public school children was
called 10 the attention Of the Board Of Education yoscr-
day The City superintendent expressed bis opinion
that tic principals who distributed the tickets deserved
the severe apprehension of the board. Miss Wood OF
Grammar School No. 81, fued five days Pay for
violating the corporal punishment law. resolution
presented by the Committee Salaries and Economy
was adoped asking that the applications OF the Male
Principals and Of the principals OF primary
schOos and departments for n change in tho bylaws
IN reference principals Of fourteen years service be
denied.
The report OF the Finance Committee recommending
the appropriations for 1879 not cOnsldered The
sum of 81 600 900 appropriated FOR teachers saa-
Ie In the ward schools the Normal College aud Tor
The other general school expenses The sum OF $4,000
was reserved be expended the board required ana
s1os 300 WAS set aside for purchasing sites aud erecting
Iuldlngs The Appropriation of $4,000 for the Naut-
cal School tho subject OF much discussion me
tm of 81 900 appropriated for compulsory educa-
zion IN committee Of the whole, but was not adopted
aFteFVaIQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
CARNIVAL AT CILNoRES GARDEN.

j. ;. Gilmore proposes now To send up the
great , roc kct that shall end tine Carnival season Tor
siy ycs hc hat mrdi'd Vn the feasibility of genuine
Carnival concerts. OF a -c scale, II Sigh; an cx-
prU-c "a, 90 cli, ~ rr-p.,tj. ot--cs. NOW ne has
gwen shape his pai-. ANA ha, arranged for thrrc
Carnival ii -his 81 Gilmore Garden on SATURDAY and
Mouay cy,uuc- IcbsHI'i - and ~ he VIII give Two
mnequciadr promenade conttu.. General admission
VIII be only 30 cents. and a except more pcI- We
NaIcty 81 masks Will he sUppu"d Tree Of charge; 80
those ladies and cert oiIcU VITO r!,uu-r do can
change or n they thnk upryc their personal APP
peaIdntc 10y the adoption utnuV type ~ nOhe eve
whistler their ttstr prefer. ca Tuesday
Ing Icnruary ~ the night before Lent. c VIII what
is cal.'dR Mmd-Gra- Carnival bail, nj which glfsts
Will appear IN mask. fancy evening dress they
elect. GllmOre's fan band viii be- present all three
evening". and dancing VIII continue til midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
BROvGHT TO NEW-YORK TO BEG.

Further evidence of the importation by
padroucs 81 Italian pauper children 10 he
used as beccars In this country, was DIS
cnss,d by Superintendent Jackson OF Castle
Garden, yesterday As fifteen or twenty Italian ihml-
grants came Ashore from the steamship City OF RcA-
Inond Oh Tuc-day, an effort made 10 smucge ashore
a dcormed italian boy, twelve years Of age, who had
los, one arm and was otherwise crippled. lie was III
charge Of an italian who eYaocd arrest
The boy, whose name Antonio Farina made an am
daylt that hc was native Of the Province OF sa.oTno,
Italy, and that his mother, SeratDa DAtHa, no" III
NcwYork had pad IFS passage that she sent for
him 10 follow the profession ~ begging. Hls father had
been Killed in quarrel IA italy, on December ISL
lie was destitute aud starving, ana begged the OOhhs
eiouors OF Emigration 10 give nm something 20 eat
In an affidavit before Nh CIardi, Of the So
,iefy for Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children, fariua
aycrrod that ns mother was IN italy, aud tAht lie was
brought to this country by pl6Ioue. ~
iii. mother found later r. the Gay al NO l' Sodt
FiuL-avc she is employed as rag picker ana assoi CT
Ehr testified that her husband, Lorenzo Gallo. was kIc
ON January TO- Sol leaving ner with three sons, one %
whom had since died. Parma her !cgitim3ic child
and his father living IN Italy. She claimed TO he
n most destitute but said Parma 200 francs 10
come 10 This country ana that II she was permitted 70
take him. would not allow him 20 beg Parma was
detained by III. Jackson for further Investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
LEANING nOw 40 MARKET.

Fulton Market was cnlyencd yesterday
morning by troop OF young ladies taking marketing
lesson under the supervision OF Miss Juliet COrsOn Ine
poultry stand was first visited and the respective merits
and fine points Of turkeys, geese, kens, pigeons
SQUADS and grouse pointed ont. At the meat STAND
Miss Corson explained the OF the different cuts Tor
roasts or soups saddle OF muton,a cushion OF veal for
icq,deau piece Of beeffor potaJe" and lastly cornci
beef, were shown aud purchased. At tho vegetable
the vor,ous Droducts Of the farm were examined
and tests " freshness and excellence cNpl'iu."L
The merry troop and the amabie leader th"n passed
on 10 The fish stand where the lesson the nny tribes
was one Of great interest The first salmon OF the season
drew forth expressions Of admiration from "VerV one
ebeepsheud black Hu carp bass, shHd salmon trout,
smclis Holsters inspected Win view OF learn
ing lhelr AppeAraMco, nanIr. ana uses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
REAsSERTING FORMER CHARGES.

Ambrose Snow, president OF the Board OF
Pilot commissioners, addressed lcrIer to The fohce
Commissioners yesterday In reply 10 their denial that
any Of the scows Street Cleaning Department had
been unloaded the bny, calling attention 10 the re-
Of Inspector Cow which states that While the
Inspector informed that the boat having the scOW5
jn tow February was the Don Juan, II might not
have been that but he Is certain that the scowH
belonged The Police Dcpartment He further states
that the ,cONs the Police Department violate Tue law
10 the lasting injury OF tho Edbor, daily ana that TINS
cannot he denied. The board, says Captain SNOW has
witnesses OF eu"h Nolelous on Feplu-
srv 9 o. g. T. T. and -. In each case they were tic
rifv sc0Wn with Italians Oh board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
VIGILANCE THE SAFETY OF THE CITY"

Al official papers Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Crime will have impressed upon them
hereafter seal which has been de'imed 10y the ECv
Dr. Howard Crosby. president OF the society. The en-
craving for the seal was flushed yesterday ana
DISPLAYED I'm the ONCE ~ D. j. Whitney the sOciety's
counsel. The words "SOciety for the Prevention of
Crime New-York, 1873" are put III circle abon the
legend Urbis saus VIgiautia." which has been
adopted the sOcety's motto. In speaking ~ this
motto" Vigilance IL the Safety ~ the city - Mr.
whitney SAID yesterday That in view ~ the work done
by the society curing the past year, lie thought "a rad
earned a night the legend, and. no continued
we shall COniinue TO live up 10 orr motto"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20

sIErNGlH or me IHGrE FACTIONS orPoSLp 10
TANMANN-InE rHtN,IrS 10 BE lih 10
NlGHI
The enrolment of Ant-Iammany voters,
which has been carried for some time under the JOINT
Aupcry Of the city Comfy AMI Irving tldl Demo
cratic Associations j. completed AMI primaries VIII
b. hrd tonight IN al the Assembly Districts 20 elect
members 10 new GENERAL Committee, 10 complete the
union 0f the three branches opposed 10 lanmany Hall
The total number of voters enrolled, with few election
districts TO from, 1866. The largest number
enrolled In any Assembly District In the AViIth,
where 800 nnlncs were encIrd; 300 enrolled ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENTS DELAYED.

Appropriations hIHOuh'ihS W Fi'O'N'' nav
been made by Congress TO improve the navigation IN
Harlem River and TO build canal $50 or 400 feet IN
width connecting the Harlem and the Hudson River
The appropriations however were made with the eN-
press stipulation that no money was 10 he available
until the right Of way for the work secured 10 the
Government free OF cost. II has been found impos-
sbe to obtain this right OF way either OF the three
outcs that have been survcyed-Une OF spuytcn Duy
Creek, another through Dykmans Meadows, aud the
third by way Of shcrman's Creek The work. therefore,
is AT standst and until the landowners on one OF the
routes be bought Of either by The tedehl Govern
ment or hv state appropriation, nothing carbe done
improvements Harlem River are a-O delayed, since
The money by which they TO be prosecuted TO come
from the same appropriation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
SERIOUS RESULT OF A QUARREL.

Patrick Walsh, of No. 147 West Twenty
ninth-st., On agent for southst GotLier went on
board the British Glcnroy, at Per No ~ East
River yesterday, and stated his business 10 Alexander
Brown Alfred Norris and Duncan Guthrie. sailors on
hoard who were eating IA the fOrecasue Incy plainly
fnforlucd Inn that they did MOI care 10 deal with him.
and he saws they declared he was an impostOr Upon
This Walsh became Curaged, AMI nyht tn-ucd, during
winch Walsh stabbed Guthrie twice III the abdomen ana
once m the region Of the heart Wash is prisoner IN
rho Madison srCct Police station ana Guthrie is s1ld 10
Gc dying at tue Chambers street Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
THE YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

The Yale Alumni Association has arranged
q programme for its monthly meetings winch promises
much entertainment. The Executive Committee VIII
meet on the third Friday Of each month NJ NJ Tor the
election Of members and other business suh-com-
,,,oo ~, tbe FYecuiive Board VIII he I'm attendance
throughout the meeting who VIII be responsible i0i AZ
The arrangements. Slpperl 10 be served between ~
and 1O.JO under the direction OF W c. CULVER ana
.ncrid committee College songs and literary exercises
win follow the supper. Tomorrow evening tEAL.es II
man and Charles Holt the Committee OF Arrange
incnts for meeting The suu-c0iumlttecs Tor luo
nii,et meetings are as follows March and December,
! r K@Inochau aud J.. Il Bage; April and January,
and C. Jackson; November, t. c. stedman ana Charles
Hot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
DEsPONDENCY ENDING IN DEATH.

James Haslcy, a bOardcr at No 60 MacdouSa'-
ST. was found dead the floor OF lis room Yesterday
having cut his throat WIN razor lie had retired nj
the usual hour the night before; but as he did not
60 down to breakfast yesterday, servant went call
him.
Haslcy born in Ireland, and came to THIS country
about twelve years ago lie started IN business for
himself AZ No. 50 Mer,elst. soon ditcr ms diiNa Hi
had IN agency several foreign linen firms lie ga
wei for a time but failed about two years ago SH'e
then he mas been n travelling salesman loi Max NtA &
CO.. at 40. AZ Wakcrst. lie mover recovered from ms
husines. d sappoinmcnts, ana frequently expressed
wish that he dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
DEVICE ~ RAISE THE PRICE OF COAL.

Judge Asa Packer president Of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad ana Coal Companies, IT is stated, has
made proposition 10 /. f. Paris OF the Lehigh and
Wukesba-re Coal Company for the coal companies to
stop production for at least two weeks in March, so as
20 advance the price Of coal II stated by APRON
inent coal operator yesterday that Judge Packer would
NOT consent combination regulating fhe output
FOR different companies but that he would agree 10 an
association Of coal companies to stop WORK whenever an
nlso stated that conference OF coal companies would
he bed here on ErdGyand tDal n! lhe COMPANIES "oIu
he represented. The only drawback 10 the present
movement il is said Is the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Coal Company, the claim belug tai 10 stoP WORN Wonu
lie ioiurios n II Il "a canal company with no Winter
arrangements like the other companies The announce,
,ueu of the regular sale OF Delaware wanna ana
Western coal been postponed until the result OF the
IL known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE.

The following are the lists of cabin nasscn-
gers who will sail for Europe to-day the National
Line steamship Greece and the Hamburg-Amercan
steamship Wclaud:
FOR LIVFRPOOL--Bg SodrShtp Grstce-Wal'ace q.
White John HIgman James T. Tudor. Mrs. Tudor william
II TetOTd. IL. l. GIN, Mrs Gill and servant,
Miss Mary On, Charles L. Gil Henry L. GIL, j.
FOR TIA MBURG-By SteGmghtp UielGnd-Sigmund
schvener A. Rosenbauin Bernhard Levine Miss 4. Ehlcn.
Mrs Henry Bcrtfam and ciild, Jerneau Wise Wilhelm
Dayts Capain b. A. Rod BenitO AlbaTeZ John Walmack,
a. H. BirhoeIn Abraham Wolf. Hephae Fraed, Fcrdinan
Winter Chatles Muller Mrs Anna Ludwig H. Beyersted
ToH,u St~eh1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
A MONUMENT TO BAREEY WILLIAMS.

A monument TO Bernard Flaherty, better
1poynas Barney Williams" has inst been erected In
Greenwood Cemetery. The monument Is situated IN "A
lot bounded by Bhttleave. ana NeTdant and Green
Tankaihs IL is OF polished granite and the design IL
ilch and handsome In a niche is placed marble bust
~ lie actor the work OF John McNamoe, Of Florence
IsIy aud IL IS Ou excellent likeness oven TIE niche 10