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New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

DAVID said Governor Robinson 10 his son,
Saturday evening. way these bands "i inusi, .. '
f"rehgif pr.c.ssinnl Tnc music D. nice and ine *
hILtion exceedingly the. Are tn eniamsi'sl' na.-
aiout 10 A. * me TO address them r. " No, -ir, Ee 3
rot said David promptly Fact H. Governor, tnl'
an exLbiilon ~ behalf of the traitor Kelly" o.
49,. armed the Governor. Now lOOA e %, wax
nm us,rifrant procession It l.! And - to the music
ood GRACIOUS, bring me cotton for my outraged eAio
sofuefnls- regret 'r freedom OF beloved country
IA - "A great pity that law-abiiug citz ns should hc
n,rsecuted hy these uObs Ot O0 women alc Small ps
shall have 10 Issue prOc1ln, OI DasiG-a pruc'abi y
tiuu - buffalo ExpTcss.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
Policeman Glass. ON August 2, 1877. ordered
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsuiNGrON Oct. 14.-On motions of the Ntor-
neyen, ra ciaDcIs Ol The Bar, Charles ":
Rivftrn nd Cnarles ". New York Citg, and
VIM. II Htawlcy Of Charleston c. eei- admitted to pGac-
tee No 7uT--itObcrt -irai paatn agi tie
Sfaie faDaou motion uoi lcros J. fOuinsn' Tor
dfcnn in and "iih ihe consent 81 G. G. Cole Tor
fl,n tfait IA DISMISSED. Nii cots No. 4soo. y.
'a ton ~ Al appriaIts Mm. n. Edwards "a aOn mo
iiou of IlO. wilson IA endI Oi counsel continued No b
Original psIto The C'mn0iiw,alh 0 .tgima petitioner
fol "a rif of andaau Alex. II. Judge of
M rute States District Court Tor The Western Dr,t -
Nfgra-a raumcuf commenced by j. g. Eied At.O u. y
Of pctlfiD.'l, continued by
v. " .lOug-Jy opposition. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

DR.. lie Moyne was man OF great learning
and wealth. He endo wea proessOrship III the Wash
Ineon and Jefferson College and expended $4,000 IN
founding town library. Dr. IT, Moyne man OF
marscd cceentrlctcs. lie owned ana operated the
mnon furnace in which the body oi Baron fc Palm
reduced ashes The 9th OF Deoombcr, 1876 DR. lie
Movpe pursuca an open aud candid IN advocating
cr.mation and discouraged The formation Of societies
which pledged their members 10 cremation. lie advised
he postron ,hent OF such pledge ant the whole sub
iect should be thoroughly dscusse d understood At
one time Il WAS Incorrectly stated ta d. Le Moyne
had o0npcllt. MS Children unhof threat Oi dshheit
d,,,iug tls report, DR. Le MOyne saia nm happy.
nvccpons nv large iamly IN Mll accordance W .;h
me ON tins suect. aud voluntary advocates Of II On
al, ,,ropcr orrn-ipifs" of his s cxCOnIr.s
ian L. Moyne Of Chicago. DR.. Il slOyne SUBJ
rrbcr 10 IHE rRIBi NJ Tor twenty Years, aud IL
1879 supported its founder Tor President.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
A GUIDE FOR REGIS RATION.

The numerous changes 10 election districts
IN tins ciy have undoubtedly confused many voters
who do not know precisely where 10 register. The
Official advertisement which appears again this morning
Will enable many discover their registration places
But the XXIst Assembly District Cornell and HOskDs
Club has wisely supplemented this guide BY issuing
reular naming the districts and the places for regsra
non These are directed Ia the Gen: :leuen OF tiis
Borse :" and a COPY Il left each residence In each
sIsct,ou distrlct The example Is well worth To
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
ABAD FIRE IL A BUSY MILL.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. 14.--A disastrous
fire broke out al 7:l5 last evening IN tho
drying room OF the b0bbiu factory OF l.
gurtcue & Co., ON Lowr-st The room, which
WAS situated ON the second 1,or. storol
win iuDainmable material and the names spread
.auidly The loss j. estimated at S2o"pl;
inSnYauoa on the building ana stock, e3p.0o'
Five hundred hands. mostly French. are thrown oit of
rmployment The works wee being run 20 their iu.r's
aud had orders laLl amounting to 50 fJJJ,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
GOVERNOR ROBINSON IN THE CITY.

Governor Robinson and his son, ID. I. Rob
inson arrived IN NewYork last evening ana are ri the
Hotel brunswick. The Governor said 10 TRIBUNE re-
porter purpose To the city war simply
TO review the First Division oi the National Guard.
have been frequently importuned." he saId 10 visit
York for that purpose when Il has been much less
convenient T. de- so than now. i an here simply ana
solely for mat purpose"
Laie the evening arrangenrnts were NaIr to giN"
Governor Robinson scrcnadc this evening" ~ the frns
wi1 between 1880 and IL o'clock. Tie Young Mems
Democratic Club takes the lead IN tns demonstration
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

YT1W TTf NOfN0TffT y HI|NIfT
THE TRIBUNE mas done admirable Work Tor
the RspuDcn party. IA bringing 10 Hght cipher frauds,
ln rNpOglug iuc IepuG!afng t"udencies % Hnuintrl
states Of letters on the u OF llIuuc.
These papers, with tOncLlug account by Mrs.
Chisorn al murder ~ three of her family, hDyo
been pahl.htd rs and arc largely used by the
Repuhlcan party % Ncw-NOrk. ~ campaign d0cn-
mems They would he equally scryiceabe in New
J r-cy. IHE TRIBUNE l. a. bc commended as ftiu "
new POI, from the absence Of Sensational reports
fiOm its columns and it, hign moral tone
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
FIGHTING AGAINST FOREST IRE.

WATERBURY, VT. Oct IA fire is raging
Oh the inonntam north of Edeys Station II nus tray
elled mile sincc noca and threatens to destroy
tensiyc tract oi tmher north If Manaicld Mountain.
Evcrvthiug = very dry. A company of viii spend
the uicat in cudcayor to ehrt the cnEnasIatou.
1 I..l,Il...n.- AuMA.. hAs nlrelhN bn-a Gomu.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
AN ACTIVE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.

Great activity continues at Republican Head
qunrers at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and visitors from
all parts Of the In frequent consultation with
the Certrrl Committee Favorable accounts To-
ceived from all over the State. General Fitzpatrick ar
rived Yesterday tom ono He will begin is campaign
work IN Ncw-York tonight at Herkimcr. secretary
sherman will speak this city October ~. General
Sheridan Will make an address in schoaare County
Wednesday next aud Poughkeepsic the following
evening General Wocdiord viii speak at Fulton, Os
wegU County, Oh FRIDAY night.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

A call for u Robinson and Potter Club of
The young voters of Huntington has been Published a
ar,tiy slcucI by about twenty persons many whom
are minors. This WAS done without tneif consent
An audience including some Of the best peO-
po in the neighboThood and composed about equally of
ladies and gentlemen. assembled al Association Hall ia
Harlem on Monday night listen spec hes against
fne n lection of Governor Robinson from Miss J.. D.
Blakc Mrs. Helen NJ Li.cDm, General L. NJ Lee Of
WVonilu ~ Territory, Mrs. Clara Weynan and others
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
AN IMPROPERLY CONSTITUTED COURT.
Cornoratinn Counsel DeWItt. Of BrOOklyn

received information from Albany yesterday to Tho
effect the Court OF Appeals had refused to confirm
the action ;he General Term in confirming the report
Of the Rapid Transit COmmssiOBers which VAS favor
aho Ia the Kings County Elevated RAILWAY COMPANY
The confirmation by the General Term wa gwen ~
Judges Gilbert and DyKman, Judge Barnard dissentinC
but at tue time when the decision rendered judge
GiiberI Was absent Europe. Tie Court of Appeals
holds this properly constituted General
Tenn This decision sends the report back 10 the Cen
Term again. but At does not touch The
merits OF the case
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
REGISTRATION OF BROOKLYN VOTERS.

Yesterday was the second day for the reg
istraton OF voters in Brooklyn. The suWoiued table
gives the number registered In each of the wards OF the
city and also number registered on the second day
in 1873 and 1877. The nun or registered on soptem
Der 30 1879 25l Co. ard the total for the two DAYS
this year l. g. 964 la 1878 the humber OF v2cs reg
i-lcrcd The inst days of registry was 12s ana
i'm 1877, 5o.l5O:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
NEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.

VICTORY uF TIE GEIMAN " Liberal ELEMENT"
The Newark Charter election yesterday drew
ont q heavy vote. The Issue turned uion sunday OBJ
seryance. An almost solid German Republican vote
was east for Fielder. the Democratic and Liberal "
candidate for Mayor agains: Mdcknet, the Republican
candidate. Fcldlers majority }, 3.3d7 lie carried the
sIyfh seventh Twelfth and Thirteenth Wards hv i'm
mcnse M ,rties The EepublicAns elected SIX oui OF
nheeu Aldermen, and retain centrOl "i tle IouhSl.
The election wac quiet, but there much disorder
Il
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
A wIGNAM ZOE nao0KLYN REPvrIcANs.

The Republicans of the Seventh Wand in
BroOkyu have erected wgwam for the political cam
pagn at Classun and Iuin9uaves. A wigyam
built hert during the Presidential campaign IN 1876
but the present building considerably larger tnan the
furrneI The land has been leased until December
1880 and tue Wigvam will he retained for through
the campaign OF rxt year. IL VII he opened To-
night with mass-Incetli which VIII be addressed 10y
Irede mex Douglass and the Rev Matthew Hale smith
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
HENRY III. EAENIM.

PoRT JERvIs n. Y, Oct. 14.-Henry H.
F,r1n president Of the National Bank OF Port Jerys
and one Of the woalihest men In Onnge County. died
early this morning after short lnes-. The deceased
u,aaseyenty-one years uf age. and leaves fortune es
,n.t.u al 81 100000 10 MS widow TO whom he
4 -t,Ll-. Ii In
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
LARGE MEETING AT OwEGo.

OwEGo. n. v, Oct. 14.-An immense meet
ing was held last night and addressed by Colonel
Archibald Baxter ard General King OF Baltimore.
Colonel Bakers speech received with rapturOus
applause aud the telling speeches ever
delivered an OwegO.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE KEIF.Y FORCES EYCOURAGED.

At the rooms Of The Kelly State Committee
IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel It was reported yesterday
that an extensive demonstration would probably oe
made John KeIys return fotne city which WI be the
Tammany event ~ next Tuesday morning. Il letters
received by the committee steadily increase IN AuuDer
and are nf an encouraging tone. New Kelly CuOs have
heu orcanzed af COOpcrsOwn and AZ StapieOn. staten
Island Among the visitors nj IN" headquarters yestci
,iav were Colonel Ross and Captain Bowen. Ot Penn
Nan; sr. Clas Nj. Pane, Of Peeksk, and j. D.
Crnus of rfgt.sc.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

The pronunciation that gives the Latin Qu
the s,nl.d oI H. nns its advantages. wanted u
senior To hear her rcsoaf the lesson. Now" she
rru am rraig. quls qu "and :" there was u sibsni
s of Two elements Just their tIanIntls unbouna
ana the r aEnked tho next recitation in Latin.-COi
llge Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Onicer Farrell, OF the Nineteenth Precincf,
Monday night found Two boys IN Iiydms sfcoep ''f'
At y-seoOld-s AID SiXihave Eeipnc tbons.ives ID
what they saw lie arrested them The presence of N
ni,ens. crowd that had gathered arodnd Tie 0Wll
Turir names ar. Al, Adndrr DOwel. axe eleven, OF ~
pa W,si Flfty-fourit-sl, aud Pp hGsub, agc teL, VI
-,o L. West flity -.Ogrth-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
A DISCOVERY BY PROFESSOR PETERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Praiessor Peters, of
Clinton the discovery by himself OF planet
of the eleventh magnitude. Ia one hours no miuuies
right asceusl.p l. 20 nortn derlen~ion with daily
,u,t,ou al - souIh 81 iAIED.
Secretary Smithsonian Inn,itntiOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
FEARs oF YELLOW FEvER.

The brig Jeremiah arrived in this port None
day from the West Indies At nigat the police found
George Howard age twenty-es sht, sailor on the Dilg'
sick with fever at No. - Ohver,t Ile was taken -
he Chambers street Hospital ia order that sAe ca-e
might be watched IL wac feared be might DS'e yciio"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

boat manned by ak oarsmen with Captain WniOr
Green steering. The raft had four men, with Captain
j. c. Thompson OF Cape Cod. steering. A competition
trial Of the Monitor and Rider Lfe Rats will be made To-
ing crews only To-day the Monitor Raft was manned
by "A coast Wreckng
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

The Joint meeting of the General and Dis
tric Democratic Qlnmany) Committees OF the IXth
Assembly District, hed last evening at No BOZ Hudson
ST. was well attended The chairman Of the meeting,
Ionn W. Drowning, introduced ex-senator Thomas j..
Dreamer VINO was loudly appanded throughout his re-
marks Addresses alec made by John &. Mcclure.
OF i,ruok,yD, Anthony Barrett aGd Otlcrs.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

REPUBLICAN EXPERIENCES IN THE SOUTH.
There was a good attendance at the mass
meeting of the Cornell and Hoskils Campaign Club
Of tue Xth Assembly DISTINCT held last evening at
Kr~nstiel Hall No. GA sixtb-sr The chair
pied ny Julius Uarburger, president Of the club.
General j. &. WorthiugtoH. of south Carolina. the
principal speaker lie said that he bad only recently
come to the ciiy ms Southern hOm, that Il
was Tho time years that he had dared TO
press political opinions openly In the lasi election
IN south Carolina the Republicans had been bull
dozed IN q manner beyond the Imagination Of the
Noithcrn people One hundred and fifty three men had
been murdered for political reasons and the last
Presidential election New York Democrats arrived In
Carolina TO obtain through the instrumentahty o.
money South Democrats had failed to obtain
hy ncaDs 81 the bowieknifc a.d the snOt-gn. In f-
teen Of the Souihs STATES living dsned make
Republican speech without taxing his hfe in hrs hand.
The frauds peTpctIdted when Hade Hampton
elected were beyond belief. More Democratic votes
were counted county than there men.
aud children. black ana white old and yOuug horses,
mules aud cats within its limits and IL by such
ineans that south Caro- with us $4,000 radical
forty was represented IN Congress by Democrats. Re
construction had begun five years too for"
said spcai - not what gus, may be talked
by memhcfs al southern nary ~ ni2a iiOns which
may visit yOlr city there l. n manguy to-day
IN the when the FIRST gun III ed on san ter.
Tue Il ng that VIII br'ug these beOpe To their
senses IL wheu the American Nation Itcalh that
the OF State who once beiOre saved the Union"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Co.. sttMiddletown yesterday, unanimously nominated
Grover H. Luiburrow, OF shrewsbury. The Democratic
aud Republican vote In this district IL very close.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
FRIENDLY WORDS.
DOING VALUABLE SERVICE.
L. -. IL. II....L 4 IL u .Ln.uIrI
AEANIIL.Y NEW-PAPER.

The NEw-Y YORK TRIBUNE l. Il better paper
than aud lid more valuable service 10
lie Repn bncan cause ihnn u y now d0lng.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
nEMocEArIc sENAToRIAL NoMINArIoN

The Democrats OF the XlIth Senatorial dis
tric comprising Rockand and Westchestcr Counties.
have nominated General s. ". johnson, Of RYE. :
the candidate 10 represent the District III the state Sen
OIL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY
RED BANK, n. j., Oct. l4.-The lid As
sembly District Republican Convention OF Monmouth
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Loss AT TIE CINCINNATI DRY DOCK.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-Ihc loss on the Gin
cinunti Mariue Railway and Dry Docks burned sat
uraav uigt was $1,000; insured IN the Efua Com
ry fur 50 OOo aud IN Western ptiies fOr 100000.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN DUTcHEss

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Oct 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis to-day nominated Peter Baldwin OF Fsbull, Tor
Sheriff. Andrew Warren Of Stanford FOR County Clerk,
o. d. M. Baker OF POughkecpse. for District AttoI
n.N
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
fosi ano forn0.

DANK RO,k LOST.-Bank Book No. l7S-
Id a. a; tH .tfrly Bank h. missing t's n r
- I,sues ea Co q the bank moi restored e oic .
day of cT 1879 Application Mil BE- m'"o 20 NO
for new LuOi.
OST. .-Bslk book Nc. 100, ,SO2 ot the CTR
man Bank. an the Ciiy Of New urh l. n.>ih-
me rnri or holder book d. rsquc.is Nsycs .
he hxnk II Dui rcsfoTed b1,Ie tho n t u heNcne 70
il 10 aupic alton b. made tho balk 5op
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

WASHINGTON, Penn, Get. 14.-Dr. lie
Moync the creuiatonist. died al mis- residence
o'clock to-day, i'll his eighty first year
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
loiels.
Graies nno TENDERS.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
m larprs: manufacturers low and la low hENc, lJr
other u1rI snfitu. win dumping or shaking ailA'
Ieut hrass open TiIrpia,rs With an"liohs ana 'as
rrs.. . ond is- brass tedi. tltt sets AM ''1i .A'''
.s ,utua and uloacIn designs, waoi'shie 4hu triAtA
Lsfr,At.s glN builder eoutfat
TAS. CONONEI. * CO., oC0 and Jos ChlAi-st' ~ J.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
ARE THEATRE MANAGERS CRAZY?

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALp:-
Look at the course Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre
after making failure Of it at the exorbitant charge
of 81 80 for the best seats and reducing their price
to gain public favor. again returning to 81 80
for the "Pinafore" the public supposing their
prices TO rule the at present, only
to ind their mistake gaining the box Office.
The theatregong public ought to do the omnibus
using people did-that Is, refuse to patronize them
from principle while ten cents was charged
but encouraging them when they placed their
prices at reasonable figures. lcfofe the war
ecycnty-fve cents was the charge for best
secured seats. Numerous stock actors and
actresses can now be had at reasonable prices.
when at that time the supply was limited in fact,
rcvcrses OF fortune have brought large number OF
highly educated people forward. and who now
adding rcspccabiliy to- the stage by their presence.
With rents, money and labor. buildings, fixtures,
&C.. at such low figures, there is for this
attempted extortion. Booths Theatre started with
THAT Lass ~ Lowrics' at scvcnty-n cents. have
crept up to 81. and propose to charge nax week
81 80. FAIR PLAY.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

BuESos AyRKs Dec 2$--Arrived. bark Annie Lewis.
Lewis Portland scbr De Mory Gray. Brewstcr Savannah
3Dth brig Hugo CSw) Olsen New York; 3ls barks James
Mccarthy, Strout. do; Nomad, Hawkins st Msrya
In port Jan l. barks Ella, Matthews: Gregg. Dycr.
and lebccca Crowe Crcwe for New York; Celina. odg
son for Boston John Langhiin Piorce Tor IIavre; Ada
Gray Plummcr: Taay rettis aud Georgetia small.
Saml Hale Haven do; brig Mary Gibbs Whittemore for
Liverpool. tchrs J Riley. Robertson: Emma Rich
Tookcr, and Thos Ball. Ryder une and the above
Foocuow. Dec I3-saiIed bark Quiekstcp. Fake shane
hac .
IIIoco Jan Tin port ship Coldstrcam, Marcy for salc
Springfield Pcavt from New York, arrived 9th; bark
vcsta Percy from Shanghai. arrived Dec %; steamer
Tnqvaile DAM, Molscn from New York via Yokohama,
HALIFAX Feb s-sailed bark Arcaneclo dtsD. for 0ou
cestcr y; 9Th AIhambra tr), McElheny, New
York Black Watch (Br) McPhcrson from Cardiff, Phila
delpha; Nova scctan tBr), Archer drom Ba'simorc)
Liverpool.
MosrrvIpro. Jan lin port. ship Rock City Or, Icsh
bridge unc srks Fri kong Ger for New YORK Lothasr
from Calais arrived Dec ~. .
MAyAeurz. Jan 24-In port bries Evanselnc tBr, from
Halifax Ms arrived 9th for Boston ldg Nichols (Br)
Poole for New York, ldg sugar Three Cheers tBr Nc
Connc from New York. arrived 2oh dsg schrs lsabea
(Br), from 81 Thomas, arrived 18th. wig
PoI Mana, Ia. Jan is-saicd schr Victor, sharrett
New York
PoRr ANTONIO. ia. Jan 22--Arrvcd previously. schr
white Wing, snow. Antigua tand sailed (sec Miscellany
In port Jan ~ .cr sawyer mot as before) from ~
Posox. Pm Jau i5Arvsd, schr Henrietta. Hill, Port
land.
RIO JaxrfRo, Jan 5-ArYived, bavks Amicns (f3r,,
Frene Quebec land sailed 10Th for Bucnos Ayrcs) 7h
Trcawny tBr. Hill, Brunswck; 9th ship Blanchsrd
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
CLEARED.

Steamer Marlborough tBr), Lailey Liverpool-G Ben
Steamer otranto CBr,, jenkins. Hull via southampton
steamer Ncse CGer,. Seynsbcr. Bremen via soushsmp
steamer Colombo Br, yonns. Barcelona and Gibraltar
! Steamer Pomona tBr,. Mailman. xon,ego Bay. JAG
steamer Had tBp farrlo,h. 81 Johus. PR, 5, Thomas.
ssssr City q Meds Rsysos Havana and
siesmer Rio Grande, Bolscr Galveston via Key wcst-C
Steamer Xisiors Hawthorn New orlcaus-Boser, Nor.
Steamer hudson; Gsser, New Orleans Clark seaman.
steamer City Of Macon. Kempton. observation-disclosures
steamer Champion Lockwood, Charlcs.on-J ouintsrd
steamer Bcncfsctor, Jones, Wilmington. NC-wm p
scane. Old Dominion. Walker. Norfolk, city Point and
Richmond-Oid Dominion Steamship &C.
steamer G knight. Chichester, Georgetown. De- l.
steamer W Jarrett. Foster Baltimore, Ae-J Krems.
Steamer Gisaeas. Bcarse' B"stonoH DiinecE'
ship Boians, p EsEar L'vsrRco- Marshall Co.
ship Wellington tBr. Irving. lIavrc-Jamcs Ewcil
gark May 9aOcn r, Prior, Pennrth Roads for ordcrsJ
BARK Fokvsng CNor) IIcnrickscn Galway. L-Boekrann
Bark Mozart Ger Jucher. -watjcn roel Co.
bark Herds (Norj. Dahl IIsmburg-runch Edyc Co.
Bark sidon tNorj, Tobasscn Rotterdan-Funch, Edge
Bark wcIamo Bus, Eskelin Havrc-ranch. Edyc 4 Co
Bark Kong Carl tNo-. knudscn. Rochcfcrt-C Tobias a
nsrk yerltas ccr rrcdcrik,cn, L'orenc Tobias Co.
A Boyesen.
Lark Corypbcnc, CHM, Zanzibar and market-- Buck
a Go.
Bark Florence L Genovar, Simmons Matanxas-Jamcs
Henry.
Brig Harriet a. Avery. Marscabo--F Gorgoxas Sons.
schr Mary Oliver Baker. st Domingo City-E Sanches
Dolz.
scbr Annic Cottcr (BD, Mclaughlin st Pierre, Mart
Seamnic Bros
schr Maud, Robinson, Cardenss-waydeli h Co.
scbr Anna Currier uBD, Van wart, 81 John. MA
Hcncy.
schr Henry II Grant, sutphn. Baitmorc-Evans Ball
Co
schr Favorc, Smith, Fair Haven Mass-Gcorgo Blair
Son.
schr VIM n Bowen, Jackson, Provdcncc-J G Roberts.
schr Harvest, McDaid. Providence-J Roberts
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
A BENEDICK'S PLANT.

In the matter of the suit brought by Anna Maria
Smith against John W. smith, for limited divorce. in
the Brooklyn City Court the defendant in his
swer deposes that he never treated the plaintiff
cruelty. He sets forth that Ion the morning OF the
29th OF April my wife. moved by some evil house.
hold spirit fell upon because could not pay the
interest the mortgage, fastened her hands
in my beard. and clawed my face to disfguration.
Twenty-sx years of married life had taught great
mcekness and torbearance. ! suffered in silence
until June IL. 1878. when upon returning home
found plaintiff had deserted my hearthstone and had
departed for parts unknown. am broken
down man. poor in spirit. bankrupt in happiness and
financially q skeleton" He says in conclusion:-
IAN wish is peace. which have not experienced in
so long time that'it passeth my understanding