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New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
PANSENGERs 4RPLEED.

FROM BOTTERDAM-Bg steamship p GIicGd,N, vaI
der Vrde f. IHriSOn T. R0os T.. Horstra J. Moldeth3er
and Mrs. T. audcwe and ak children Mr. ana Mrs ~
Becliard hree chiiden Mr. ana MT' a Iampler aud
children Nj ara Mrs a. de Zomer and oae child G. %
Roo ass d,n Decker, AT and MIS- = Mol'eTs and two
children and MIA C. DammeURa am one Chiii, o. YOU
Mrs g uOUubO- and three caldr H. p. van
der Icucn Ritter MI ard Mrs ~. Becker and ono child
sctwarZ T. Carl, Nj. and Mrs. g. ItOuVcr J. G. lh0na
A. >chwprz f. EuCel, A. schultz, Miss h. simon, l. VO2e
and family O.. Pfrdercr l.. DObefcr A. hauser, " Har
h.rc r. routel Braun, g. MT ana MS. J. NOgc
and t5.u children, DOIT. g. Miller. H. OeIuer G.. IJrr
gpa.ler Mis- j. iiacar, II. Weber, Miss J.. Gabriel "
Fo.cr Miss Kis. ~. EslmG'r W HESS. A. Klein, {.
Schmoike T. AC.ard. III. ADgIDach w. Bau~ch T. CluraW
aui Mr~ f. simon dnd wo children, Hiss G. EaUth, n
leland j. Icl T. Rtrrdt, =. Buch A. Elmer II. Roch
Ter aiss y. Zasscr MLas r. Loren, Mss dntepochgI
sir and IIiimann aud child j. hl0t2 = karcher F.
Werner A. Rapp r Herbert, A Wolf. ". Luz. W.Justln
H. Foclseu. ard Mrs. }. I-tel J. Martn, A. Ncmeyer
4 Schlck H. RenIn +. MOrev H. k0mler, j. Dykstrs T.
Waller q Ho,fHauu, MI and Ms r.. Lang ana four chi
dFcn, A GOustrg.
FROM aANHE-B3 Steamship Aneriqne-P. Provost. Nr.
Narcotic, sir Tag. iUntCse. T. Mo M dhC Ms
Roo TWO cnidrcq ana mad Mr. Gontores ~ houus foncl
dc e0u H and Ma dc COurey Forbes NJ Becpvth MIS-
Rainbow Mr. Aiatte Mr de In Mote. MT de Lacarre. W
FrnchGrd hr Prpn, MI DchOls. Mr. G'Eiyaut, MI Jac
quel Mr. Schiyrt g. Nei VI Tinaglia ,tr Muylliu Hf.
JnrqI'. MI Boss, NJ. ana Mr. NichObel ana three chill
drcn sr &c hire Mr. otvier Ny and Mrs BtqG' Mr do
Guuiard, NJ. schmidt, Hrs Ieoante, Miss PcIreEO MIS-
Polk, MIS- Jou8rl. Mis- Mcziere.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
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in ballast e. -clgt anchored at sandy HOOK for
str sueya Ger, iranzen Hamburg Mar 20 Via Hayro
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days 10 Fuuch, Eiyc q co.
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ship Mciwaure iruuisc tBr'. bdYclL CcNu 100 days
with sugar T. Morgan Is Cos vessel Il Bogland.
ship oogy to Ho-t1u) Frost Sourabaya Oct -3 VIA ia.
tqvis Dec 2 with sugar. etc 10 ID q BHcOn
Abi lu Mo-. Nielsen, Rotterdam "a davs, with
b. 0r,er; vessel 20 Punch. Edye & Co
H-lA Eugua lougp dad kuggicro, Lisbon 40 days. with
mase 10 IauT1. storey 6 ScarpaiL
Fra tNOr N.elson. stayanger 80 days ballast TO
EuHth. EdY q. 60.
Bark Emigraut Norl MarEussoD, Antwerp Feb % IN bal
last 90 Btuuau, Boy ratn Pickering g co.
Bark AvLntc NO rtuotsen Bordeaux 80 days In ballast
tO Reuuan - Boyescn.
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sugar Natbud, Phelps & Co. vessel 10 Ward y 90.
III = fuc.; vessel To Miller r HOughtOl
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sugar and inOnssos 10 } g Fowler.
orig Robert Dillon Davis Cafdonas days, wit. sugar
20 order; vessel 60 GEO III SIuires
schr Chon (Br Balm, Negr Ja, 20 days. with ogwood
10 q Vessels IL bound TO Boston.
Schr Liam Denning (of Calais). McCubry. Old Harbor
Ja ~ days with ogwood 10 III Solomon CO.
Jod Frye & Co.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
SUICIDE or 4 WnLL-RyoWy HAcKM4Y

A hackman, familIarly known as Boston
Bob" but whose real nam" James g. stewart, COM
mtted suicide by hanging, at No. Battery-placc,
where he lived with his wife. on Wednesday night Stew
art came TO Scw-Yor fom Boston in 1896 aud followed
the OF a hack-irycr. lie called Bob" so
generally that very few persons knew him by any
other name. He supposed e. bo OF the
firm OF Hayes & Stewart, stable-kecpers
at No Is washington-st.. hut in reality lie has
been employed by Mr.. Hayes for fourteen years 10
solicit passengers from the fcr~yboa landing the
Battery As hack-dflvcr he was honest and was pre-
ferred any OrhCr the river front his services
con be- obtained NJ Hayes sOld ont his business
FALL and this threw Bob ont empiuyment; but as
he had saved about 20 C0O he suffered great
convenience from tbat. He frequently spoke
his anxiety into business but was afraid of
losing money. He had lost his Iert inn1mma-
lion. ana although he frequently expressed 4 fear
that his wife might to want, said he should xo
before her" He seldom drank, never smoked, and
bou mi lottery ticket only once his life. lie
daily visitor the ship noWs Office, who're he 20
red paprr- ana on Trcsday while sitting in that
Ohc, concluded buy lottery ticket IN partnership
with another person. He drew blank. He remarked
that Le should invest Ia another lottery, and that
Was the lHst time be ~ the Battery On We'd
ne-dly he induced hs wife TO visit UIeuds and
when she returned shc found him hanging by a rope
attached to bedroom door, h,5 BODY partially lying
tIta
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
SERTICES or molly THURSD4Y.

Holy Thursday was observed as usual IN
the Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches There
was only one said in each Roman Catholic church.
AT the Cathedral IL NOtt-s the services parcu-
larry interesting. Cardinal McCloskey, dressed IN bis
richest robes celebrated poncal high mass. Vicar
General Qunn acted assistant priest 10 the Cardinal
and the Rev. Fathers DOnnelly and CIowry were
dcacons Of honor Father Kean deacon Of tho
aud Father Farley, the Cardinals secretary
and Father Kearney had charge OF the cere-
monies portion OF the ceremony consisted
Of the blessing Of the holy oils VIZ, oil of the
SICK oil for the Holy ChrisD and oil Of thee cdechumeD
These oils cap only be blessed each diocese Holy
Thursday As a large number Of cergymen gre required
to perform this ceremony properly II IS customary eaGh
wear pastors OF the different churches to assemble
mt the Cathedral assist at the ssrvces. Among tho
visiting cergymen present Yesterday were DrNcGynn,
Fathers Mclean. Everett, Healey and McGioney When
tbc Gloria m Excclsis was Int0ned by the Cardinal the
altar boys rang twenty-five silver bells At the conelr-
sion of the Gloria the bells placed away, aud will
not he rung again until the Gloria Is lnt0ned on Holy
Saturday
Cardinal the communion ana the other was placed in
n calIce used at the service to-day. AT TIE end
Of the a yelled chaice, IN which was the eorse
Grated host was carried Dy the Cardinal in pro cessiO
Ground the aslcs OF the church. t then placed In
ono OF the principal features of day in tho Roman
Catholic churches was the preparation IN each clurch
OF repository for the reception OF the consecrated
host Tho remained exposed all the day and
evening in every church. and crowds OF persons visited
fine various churches In the rain All the repositories
were adorned with bright flowers 0nd hundreds of
lighted tapers. uEu were prepared al great Cort
Parflcuarly beautiful repositories ia the
Cathedral. at st. Stephens, 81 Francis AuYlePs, 81
AIMS and -. Vincent Ferrer's Churches,
services IN the Episcopal churches yesterday dt
not differ much FROM fhOsc that are usual ~ Passover
Week Evening celebrations OF the Holy COumunlon
were held in sOue churches. in cOmmemCraou of the
institution OF the Holy supper At Grace Church Dr.
H. { Potter OiiicIted usual at IL ui IN tHe reg
ular morning service. D.. Carter conducted the wo.
SHIP IN Grace Chapel Al the Church OF the Transhgura
tion there services at and 1890 a. N, and 80
! and y. III. There viii be Three Hours service IN
thi5 church to-day BEGINNING at noon. ~ 1ruIl'S
Chapel IN TWcnty-hfth u. there was service at ana
a. ~. AMI evening prayers were read AZ O'Clock "a
usu DE- Ever. az the Church Of ST. IgGtius, in West
FOrty-scCOud-,t. celebrated the communion at "a. NJ
The cross aud tuc candle st!cks the uOu table
were covered with white crepe, and there were many
beautiful flower. The Gloria IN ENccl,ls was sung tor
the frat time since Ash-Wedncsday After the bread
ana wine had been cons-cr,tcd the choir sung The
~, adore o rlIddcn Deity" There viii De elaborate
-.r,l.r. IN tnis church to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
NEv.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL II. 1879

ending April 3, 23s an increase OF ~ 9vef @ the
previous week. The death rate il 2l.VZ IN l'ooo'
The broker. II. F. Gilbert, charged with sending
challenge to fight a duel to his uncle, lh9mas
Birdsall. was yesterday held by Judge Nai'h III
81 900 bonds TO await the action OF the urahu jury
The Coroner S Jersey City decided that no IN
onest was necessary in the case of Miss Bell, VINO
died in the Church Hospital last week, it was said
from an overdose of morphine. An eXamihatioh
showed that she died from natural causes.
The Broadway Railroad Company received some
of their new street-cars yesterday from Phllahei-
phIa. These cars are said TO be the largest open
cars used on any horse road, and will seat seventy
passengers. They VIII Dc on tne roau aS SUM ~
the weather permits
A convivial goat, member Of the family OF
Owen McAnnus, of roy-ayenue. who tine g9at mas
O playful habit of standing the OF her children on
their respective heads. was yesterday arralSned pc
fore Justice SemleT in the person OF his lndulgent
make the bad goat earn the money by propeliing
rotary chum. This would probably make the put-
ter come TO time
Henry Powell Dem.. who was defeated
for Police Commissioner IN the lVth lls-
trict by Otto w. Meyer lRep.l, claims that
he was elected, but that scattering votes when
were intended for him not counted IN bis IA
yor He saws he will contest the election The
official returns were deposited IN the office OF the
City Clerk, and an examination yesterday sho"eu
that Meyers majority ever Powell, giving 10 the
latter the scattering VOTE Is H.
II is claimed that the appointment of Allen l..
McDermott by the Board of Finance aid Taxation
of Jersey City, on Wednesday night, to succeed the
Hon. Henry Traphagen, City Attorney, was
Illegal President Mullins having declared the
Board adjourned. Mr.. 1Taphagen refused to state
Yesterday what action he should take in the matter.
reappointed by the same Board wednesday night,
qualified for office YESTERDAY and were sworn 10.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
RETrALIyG A FAMILY SKELETON

THE STORY OF LANDLADY's CONTROL OVER A
RICH BoARDER, As TOLD IN THE LEVERIcH WILL
CASE.
There was interesting testimony from two
witnesses before Surrogate Calvin yesterday In tie con-
es; of the will OF William T. Lcvcrch who left moro
than half of au estate Of $500 COOto Mr. Ann D0minicb,
the woman with whom he boarded TIE remainder was
left 10 his brother Augustus Lcyerc "ho contests the
will Mrs DOminick has who married ore of three
sistrrs The two other thc witnesses yesteT-
day who attempted by thelr tesimony;t 10 nreaK the
will by which their sisters mOther-inlaw u mfde q
wealthy woman. They showed not little anlmOslty
toward her IN their testimony.
Mrs Johanna H1rioert was examined first. She was
tall angular-fOrmcd and snaIp-:eatured woman VINO
gave all her answers IN a quick, pCtmant
manner. She testified that Mrs. Domnick or
dered Leyerich around a. she chose. When he
saw her coming he would often ana hide. lie was
generally intoxicated. Thr wtlosS said she bad IRE
ducntly drank Iiquor with lin IN his room She once
heard Ar- Dominck say when speaslngof Mr. Lcverich
give him dose aud get him out of the way" The W.T.
ness acknO wledgei that she had once said 20 hlr :;
Billy II you make a Will hope you'll leave me some
thing" IL sounded rather strange, coming froin the
lps Of femaie witness that once, when her bruther-
law had qu1rrclcd with her and asked her VINO was
I'm that house." she answered that nc knew d-d
well that she wasn't boss"
Mrs Evelyn Crompton presented strong contrast 10
her sister in respect, being very gOOd-loOAlnl
woman and tasefully dressed but her manner created
almost unfavOrabe an impression. She testified that
one day Mr.. LRyeuch persuaded her TO remain IN Ms
room whIlo Mrs. DOniuck was away from home
He heard Mrs. DOmnck, on her unexpected re-
turn, coming up the stairs, and he closed the
door aud hold Mrs Domnck heard the voice OF tho
witness inside and declared that If be didn't open that
door she would burst t down. Then be meeky OOeyed
One night the witness foud Leyerlch stalking through
halls in his nightShrt. AT another time she entered
n room and found him going through some theatrical
nprfo
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
4 SETTLEMENT or OLD DIFIICULTIES

RESULT OF THE CONFERENCES BETWEEN OFFICERS
OF THE PACIFIC MAIL AND TIE PANAMA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Another conference between the executive
committee of the Panama Railroad Company ana the
sentative committee Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company held yesterday at the Office OF the railroad
company The committee III behalf OF the Pacific Mail
Company consists Of George A. Potts, John Riley and
Henry A. Hart After long discussion of the differences
between the two companies basis OF settlement was
agreed upon which will be ratified and signed by the
officers OF tine companies in a few days. The exact
terms OF the agreement were not settled abso-
lutcy, but will be determined at the next meet
ing OF the committees. The payment OF S5O,-
Tuesday and afterward postponed until yester-
of fhs pavment was increased yesterday to $4,000.
This payment IL part OF the cash settlement and Is
sod 10 be independent of the terms OF tho new agree
ment Payment of the sum yesterday agreed upon was
promised before the date Of the next conference.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
NEW MANAGEMENT At NIBLO'S.

Edward G. Gilmore has leased Niblos Gar
den for two years from September 1. with
the privilege OF renewing the lease. Mr.. Gil
more will sever his connection with Gilmore's
Garden, will place some elaborate spectacular plays
upon the OF NibOs. IL is his intention produce
brilliant play by French author early in September.
The play will require 400 persons the stage. ami
there Will be ballet OF probably 200 The size of the
theatre will permit Of these numbers and change in
the Will bo necessary Ise house, however, Will
be rcdecOrated.
The play which Mr.. Gilmore is going 20 bring out has
never been produced in this country but II had an
extraordinary run In London, where It very sue
cessful. Mr. Gilmore promises that II viii surpass the
Black Crook" any other scenic display that has
Europe TO FOR other novelties, which will
ceed this opening play, aud which Will be more or less
similar 10 II IN character Mr. Gilmore is cOufdent that
spectacular plays OF this kind, II presented with
pleteness OF detail aud with numbers hitherto unried
will draw audiences OF the best character
ing the downtown location OF the theatre.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

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sefr WaIn sawyer cre HaVsn, 20 o. dav. with .uga,
schr Afyance .oi Halifax. reynolds, Inagua March ID
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schr fia1k Atkins Asln GstanSas II days With sugAi
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qTSads Il days with nossses Welsh 9e..si q
sohr John Case lof R9cklanc coe,ra Calosrisn Is
schr Susan Thnrow sobur sagus 10 days with suga,
to Grnnoli minturn s 90 vessel % Brett Son 2 CO.
schr Florence and I4lia9 smith JaSksonyiIs 10 days.
schr Minnie Wicks, Charieston o days. with lumbertd
sohr 81 Hart Brown Ferisndns 10 days with lumber ID
] IL Risley vessel 70 Parsons q Loud.
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sohr yicksburg, Kendall Portland Win lumber to r.
scsr Fleetwi3g Maddox Rocklana with lime 70 Brown.
schr Terrspin woo'ter Calais with sh 70 Nurehle CO.
Schr Georana Brown Calais with ath % Jed RYE 90.
schr Congress, willard, Portland with heading 10 order.
wIND-sunset-Ai sandy HooS mod-rate Me- fogg7
and raining. At clty Island, NE: with ram
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Barks Florence Peters Moun1ort aai1nza-, Miller a
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FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April lOArra ar Rotterdam Schiedam, from
New York and SpoqIIian, from Nova orleans.
LIvCgrooL Apn ln.-Arr str Can0vus from Boston.
Sailed, str Tbcra1. for Boston
QuEESsIowN, Apr lO.-Arr str Illinois from Philadelphia
FOR Liverpool
MoyLLE April l0-Arr olympia and circaasia both
from New-N ~ for Gl8-gOw.
both from New YORK. -.,
Delaware River Joseph Spnney 0th u- Freedom Cor.
sa NcwYork Luis FOR Portland Or wye, fox
Baltimore -tcnyOrt, for BOstOni vancouver -
4tb inst Liza. America 9TH INST, Felcna Fefra1 Al
on.e: sth inst. Oubel Orese CampcriOwn lrono Brage
9tn INST CvnOsura Hitrcdie BrYtts Lucie lOth ust.
Kespt Heinrich schroeder, Benledi the latter 40
Queenstown
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
COST OF LIGHTING THE CITY.

The Gas Commission met in the City Hall yester-
day, and awarded contracts for lighting the city
lamps for one year, beginning May l, 1879. The
saving over the contracts for the present year will
reach $4,000. The awards follows: To
the New-Yolk Gaslight Company for lighting all
the public lamps south of Grand-st.. $l2 each; to
the Metropolitan Gas Company for all the lamps
between Grand and Thirty-fourth-sts., $12 each /;
to the Metropolitan Gas Company for the lamps
now lighted by sand company between Ihirty-fourth
and Seveuty-ninth-sts., SIS 2S each to the New,
by this company between Thirty fourth and
Seventy-ninth-sts., $40 each to the Harlem Gas
Company. for all the lamps between Seventy ninth
ST. and Harlem River, $17 20 each to the YODkers
Gas Company for the lamps Ill that part of the
Twenty-fourth Ward formerly constituting the
town of Klngsbridge, $50 each.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
OFFICERS or rnE FINALE BIBLE SOCIETY.

The sixty-third annual meeting of the New
York Female Bible Society DeId noon Yesterday
the Bible House. The Rev DR.. Il. L. Booth presided
Addresses made by the Rav. DIS. John 7. New
man and L. d. Boyan. The following managers werc
elected 10 for five years from MAY Mrs Bena-
min l. swan, Mrs FredesIck Cook Mrs ". IA. A. pin
WALL Mrs. Jonathan surgis, M.- john l.. sLcofe, Mr-.
Stokes Mrs Gerard de Pryater MIS- Or. Wm Orms.On.
The managers at the close of the meeting elected he
following officers: firsi Drectrces Mrs james Brown;
Second Drectress. +. Jacob LeKOy Third Directress
Mrs. q. g. HOwland; Recording Secretary MrS Thco-
doTe Weston; Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Dr. DIN
IreAsuIer. Mis-. Nlr.lnlA l. IMrIAgMt.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
THE 1TTORyEY-GENERAES PERIL.

WAsHyGroN, April 1O.-As Attorncy-Gencral
Devcns accompanied by Mr. Wing, Chief Clerk OF
the Department of justice, were going TO the Ma
tlona Theatre tonight the horse attached to their
conpf became frightened and ran at a terrific pace
down Penn~ylvauia-avc. The carriage was badly
wrecked By contact with Il lamppost, but the
occupants escaped UhinJuTed.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
NUMEROUS NIHILIST ARRESTS.

The ARRIVAL or FUGITIVE IN THIS CITY An
NoUNCED.
LONDON. Friday, April IL, 1879.
The Standards dispatch from Berlin says
O4O Nihlllsls have already boen arrested In OharkO
The seventies do not TO ntimidate The oonspa-
tors The CharkOR police have received letter ron
New-Y0rk signed "BObrikOG." stating that Tie muir
derer of General Krapotkine has arrived there.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
IyroXICATIoN ENDING IN HOMICIDE.

James Gau, age twenty-one, died yesterday at
No 246 West Sixteenth-st., from the effects Of in
iuries received last Saturday night. On that
ing Gau left home with George W. Eastman. of No.
GS6Eighth-ave and William Mooney. ofNO. 81 West
Forty-.hird-st. After visiting numerous saloons
and places Of amusement, they all went TO Moneys
boarding place, No. 81 West Fortv-third-st, where
they met his brother Hugh, John Clark, the pro-
prietor Of the house, and his brother Francis What
passed at the house Gaus friends cannot tell, but
his body found IN the cellar early the next
morning. He was unconscious, and remained so
until he died yesterday. Eastman, the MONEYS
and the Clarks were arrested.
At the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
the statements made by the prisoners were varied.
All agree, however, that there was some trouble,
during which Gau was struck. II was limited that
n wrestling match caused the trouble. John Clark,
the boarding house keeper, says that ne had words
with Gau and that the latter drew revolver. This
seems 10 have caused the fight, for Clark admits
mat be then we1t to his room, armed himself
with a heavy whip and struck Gau with II.
The prisoners were remanded TO await the result
Of Gau'. injuries before his death became known.
The autopsy made bv Deputy Coroner Miller dis
closed = fracture of the base of the skull. The
prisoners are Low all held to await the CoroneTs
inquest.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
TODLEBEN DECLARES FOR WAR.
LONDON. Friday, Aprll II, 1879.

The Daily Ne,cS's correspondent at berIln
saws the scheme for mixed occupation was practically
abandoned aftor the difficulties raised by Italy Ihere
are probably some secret relations between RAY anu
Russia. recent council In 81 petersburg
VolIoben declared that no believed wal was lhe Oby
solution of tho Eastern Roume.ian dinculty. count
SchOuvaOf strongly opposed ths view ,,-,-
The 7iBes's dispatch from Vienna says inst RUSSIA
since the Powers decided 10 admit Turkeys partcpa-
ton the occupation OF Eastern ROumea, has eueay
ored TO secure for the occupation OF part o. the
Balkans, excluding tue Turkish contingent thereirol.
II is this point that the negotiations nave c0ue 10
stand still.
[FOr other Foreign Etts sS5 Flfh lagsl
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nsr- York Hotel Congressman Randall l.. Glbsson;
n, windsor Hotel John W. Garrett Preeldent
Of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 1dropon
Inn Hf,l-First Assistant Postmaster General James
Tyner and Third Assistant Postmaster General A. ~ Hhe
Snh Arenue Hot.t-Ex G overnor Alexandei -. IucN vi
Massachusetts row W. Chapman, OF
Tssy Alexander n. shepherd. OF Washngton
81 E,eboLo, HOtet-Maor George W. Scho1eld u - A..
W,snfnster HotelJerone b. Psrmenter OF Troy
,ooyf Jouse-Jay Cooke Philadelphia IrTk duehus
TotrI- Commodore Andrew Bryson u. s. NJ; Grdnd
Hotei-Iynde HARRISON Of New Haven. ANor hotss-
Captain James A. Greer, U. =. N.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
DI>ISrERS M SHJppING

The Direction the Bureau Nertas has just pubhel tho
following s4ustca Of maritime disasters reported during the
month Oi Fthttlry lrtH concerning 0il fegS:
sailing vessel reported lost 10 English S American, 10
Italian. l3 Austrian Norwegian, French.
: Dutch. Greek, Portuguese ~uSlisu. Mczi
can Ru-san swedish Turkish which the nation
Amy unknown total Io5 In this number arc included -
vessels rtptte1 missing.
~,caruer- reported English ! Austrian Chian.
Spanish French JGplueso total, 10. In this number
rra r.n 3 alNaueI, rtuNrfCi nli-snE
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
sINGULARIos4 OF A CHILD

Catherine Ericsson, of No. 292 Cherry ST.,
wblo coming from the direction OF the riyer was
arrested Wednesday afternoon i0r mtoXcUti0n, and
was held for examination. on Tuesday night she
left her house with her child three months old and
since then IL hah not been she tell what
she did with H. she was renanded for further oxanl-
nation.