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New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
WAITING FOR THEIR PAY.

The refusal of Mayor Cooper to sign the
warrants for the payos of the departmerls before inc
end OF the month has been the occasion OF
cnco between the MayOr and the Controller anu 'o'
aroused much indignation among those VINO "cic -
renod from ccttnr their pav rs usual on the last DAY
Of tho month Mr. Kelly states tbat under his admins
raIon the warrants have been pr'phTfu on ~ he dav
the salary bccomes due The pay rolls although sEneu
dav or Two In advance beng hed subject to any cnanS
,ralc rccsss,rv bV death Other cause. lhe haNor
saws that after the paylO!ls are auilted ana lne MI MI
RANTS signed there authority for any change lLe
city employees will not he PAID un;il tomorrow.
There is good deal OF activ ~ on the part u ihc p
nee force IN raising funds to test the legality or lhe '
reductlou in their pay made tine Police Board lhcI
are receiving thor pay FOR January under protest
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
SHIPS RACING FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The remarkably short and regular voyages
hcvccu W. York and san Francisco made by the SHIPS
Three Brothers Cormcry the steamship NanderDp ana
the David Crockett render it difficult TO decide when Il
The better OF tue two vessels consequently great IVaE
exists between the captains and the owners. Inc Iee
Brothers lcft san Francisco on october H. ana thc "
Crockett sailed cevcn DAYS afterward The Crocket ar
Iived In the lower about three hours ahcau Ol Ho
Three Brothers On THURSDAY, thds ptdu"h '-V '"'''
about eleven dIvs , .,,s ID,
Tnc Crockett has made twcnty-our ronnd VOYAGES 10
San Francisco the shortest OF the outward PASSAGE y
being 1O3 DAYS ard the longest, 1856 DAYS Inc snort
csi home ward passage was made IN 81 0ays, ana ihS
longest IN days. The last trip took 100 days Wmch
t. considered good time st this season Her hes s
has been 3lG miles N II hours. and GOO nlor III -
hours. The CTocECtt has never cost the uuucr"IcIs
one dollar ,--. -.,i,.. ..
Tho Three Brothers is said 70 he the largest slinG
vessel IN the world her icuEt being 3jl icct u-pu o.
lod - feet: beam, H. feet inchcs; 80 ION,
hnr'heu aud drawing. when loaded ~ fcct lCbes o'
water She built IN l~15 rs the steamship IaEIc
bin and during Tire rebellion was tic hjg-shlp
Wilkes. when N command OF the West 0uH S4ualI9H'
In S73 she was rebuilt and spared as slhs ShP'
and named by the thee Howe brothers, her owners Tue
Three Brothers" Her first rip was rom san fIdh
50 10 aNrc ia 10 day.. taCn to NrW-l oIN, ana IRON
Nav-Yor o Francisco u i32 days. Her later Noy
nces htV. not varied muC. from ES Her san area l.
7OOS.5 >quar. Icot aud She : iull ShipgEed mp 10
lovas Iue top OF her fOrcmaSt Is POS ictt above he
load Hnc mar-mast 2l1 feet above. ald nizz n-lSl
III feet above the load line. large humber Oi persons
Visited the khIu Yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
OBITUdR
GENERAL WILLIAM GURNEY.

General William Quincy, of Charleston, ,.
c. whose death took place in tins city yesterday, was
born at Flushing, L. l., in 1921 He was O Quaker ex
traction lie came TO NewYOr III 1897, and entered a.
A clerk the wholesale establishment OF A N Brown, IN
Dcy-,t subsequently, he became junior partner, ana
aftcrward the head Of the firm OF Guruey underhI,
where he remained until the breaking ont OF the war
lie had taken an active interest in the militia OF ts cy
and served in the war in various positions. In loO2 he
was appointed Assistant Inspector-Gcneral ana exan-
ING officer on the staff Of Governor Morgan In that
wear he also recruited the 127h NcwIOrk Volunteers,
a. the head Of which nc returned to the 'front.' ana ia
assigned 10 the Twentysccoul Army Corps. In 1861 IL
December, be was severely wounded at DcnOe's Neck
near Charleston and sent North for medical treat
ment Later lie was promoted for gaantry in action
TO the rank OF BrigaGierGeneraI While in command OF
the post at Charleston by o. his fairness and
tus ness he gained the respect of the citizens. 1000
General Gurney returned 10 this city III July lsO0,
and WAS Stered OF the service. lie tncn returned
with his family 20 Charleston, Wntrc he established h III
self "a "a merchant until about a year ago. wheh he
came North account of hS health. In i 20 no was
appointed Treasurer NJ Charleston County. lie was q
Presidential clcctOr OF South Carolina on the election
OF General Grant second term, aud was also the
Comm. .siOner from South Carolina 10 the Centennial
EXpo,iuOn General Quincy was ono of thc orlgliaOrs
of the Five Points MISSION ~ this city. lie was mem
Of the Veteran Association OF the Ith Regiment
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Union OF BANK NOTE COMPANIES.

The stockholders Of the American, CoHtincn-
a and National Bank Note Companies last week voted
for a consolidation Of the three companies under one
general management Il was stated 10y an ohccI
Of one Of the companies that the bank note
engraving business for long time had been
very bad principally owing to lh' c-apishhcpt oF '
CoXerulncu: Of "a separate Rurtau OF Engraving. Ga
December - the trustees of thc thrt5 C"Hlde- ' ms
city signed an agreement Tor consolidation Uhttr Ia"
state law cf February u, 1888. Ihc panis amt other
rroperty o the Continental and Nai"nal Companies are
In L, transferred the American Bank Notn toiitth
ouarter. IN the Mutual Lie Insurance Compauy- oud-
Ing. wneIc the business will be conducted hGIt%. Ter
Und2r the TIC of the American Bank Note
Company. Ih.S viii cause n large reduction
in The wwEmcn nov employed. The ). ."
COMPANY VIII 10 into operation as soon "S Inc
uc,cs,arv legal pauer> Daye been hl"d IA. officers II
is expected, VIII Doe elected tLis week. The trustees
agreed upon who represent al three C'mlanlo', are
Joseph VI. DroXcl. Augustus ID -hcrhd, Abort G.
GJodall Clarence h. Van Ziudt, Ihintas { LnhNbHry
Theodore H. Fr.tlaud, william VI. rhiuie, tHr@topit
Never d. LOUIS Robertson, Gc0lEe H. St! hcI, George
ii. D.uiOlth, ana Timothy II. Porter
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
THE LATE JOHN BLAIR SCRIGYHR.

The following resolutions were adopted at Il
meeting of the Directory of the Lotos cub January 30
Ecsolc,d. Thlt IN tho uutnc'y death OF Mr.. John
ar eciuu,r have lo-t an associate much cndeared
TO us Joining the club in tho earlier wears OF it, growth
heat the r.tooin ana respect of lfs members
These fe, lngs Gecpeucd a. We marked The thorough
Voodn.. of heart which undcllaid h- modest reserve,
And nj. uusrli-h devotion 10 iEt welfare of he Gun on
an occasions, ~ hn w"-c heuilN pichccd 'scgnh ,
like ours. ~.
ResOict0 That hryond the ordinary rclations OF cup
Uf M ulch fees! tur bcIrINCN ~ most AtchA' We
ueploTt tne loss Of one Who, as puhShtf tdCrcu OIL,
fo luch and pure ttstts literature. To thr hOnOldh
Nyor-fraugnt the most Important consequences 10
man klnd-hc brought Il SOUND business Judgment a
delicate appreciation OF original merit and OF moral
excellence. and honest purpose. 10 Us ana 10 an
rrmsps the consolation, that thOash cut down IN lhr
dow, ,ro ms youth, be- Ad yet done 70 much hoOd c hs
fellow men, ami eil behind hin an msuILtd name ana
"a bright example.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
4 SAFE SEVERELY TESTED.

The safe Of NcusS, HcSslein x Co., was
taken from The ruins Of The Worthst trc on Thursday
afternoon II had fallen from the third floor 10 th" sub
cellar distance of sixty feet ami vas found buried
nec feet under the rubbish Tine brick and stone lying
alound il were st hot 10 Ice comfortably handled by
the workiucn who removed H. heavy iron cirdcr had
fallen across IT, making deep scar and thr outside was
lulged and warped 10y heat, and the handles d.as and
lock were melted The safe cut OTcn and rs con
tents were found in perfect condition TIL" woodwork
free f,On injury The bindings had been melted slightly
by the heat, int the books VIII be uScc amer tht! nave
hccn reb '.Id Iuc papers appeared TO be fresh
when placed sale the night OF the bIe, thirteen
DAYS before.
fne safe which was made hv the Marvin Safe Com
panv about hi'ecn ago. was OF pattern not no"
i,n1ul0r md fcr are made Ike H. II tail. with 4
Single wide door and The walls Only four and hair
inches thick The pDtort preservation OF the co Icnt@
wa attributed bv Mi Marvin to the iature of the conn
uOsitIon UIth which the wall, were AuCd
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
pRrervT .TIOV 70 THOMAS MAST.

A number of officers of thc Army and Navy
gathered on Saturday evening ~ the residence Of Colonel
william C.Cnurch, TIE tr"'y ant Nory JoH F"o' No
81 Iryinrpacc to present behalf of more than 3OOo
of their conlades. q silver vase 10 Thomas Mast, the
artist Among those present Were Major-Genera CHt-
tcpdcn Colonel T. = Michlie anu Lieutenant AndeIaon
OF the Military Academy at West Point; Admiral
TrcnchaId, Captain Wharton, Of Genor" HancccAs
ttai; General B-unam General T. l. EodcnbursA
Colonel Bird surgeon Draper and Major Dickinson.
The vase was il tie form Of two golden eagles, rest
irc on pedestal Of ebony and supporting t0sefniiy
decorated cantccu On the reverse was this inscriptions
"Presened 70 Thomas Mast hy his friends in the Army
and Navy Of the United states, in recognition o the
patriotic use he EJs made OF hs rare ahiirs aS an
n1tist OF the people. TIC Kit Of 1900 0ctrS ahd en-.
Tpon the other sldo there was Represent loh III i-
lrlirf af Columbia C1ugratulatng VI. N">t uI"H iS
devotion % her In the absence Of General Ii1ncot r.
General Cttcudcn made the speech OF prescntdt h II
thanking the donors for their g MI Mast said NAT ne
Ngas able best With mis- pencil pat that ne Tel
most deeply the value OF the approval oI the Army ana
Nui
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
onrx,vc rur FESTIVAL, SEASON.


,,,,, n,1, op THE FRENCH COOKS AND OF TIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE CHARITY BALL
The hill of fare of supper at the french
coors, hall tomorrow night is something gigantic ana
,ar,lpe tn even the most confirmed goIrmand Inere
oro over 100 ercnt dishes the list besides those
Tho various preliminary The sharp rivalry TO
1 s No, confined 70 the two societies Of cooks when
nov, uni,e FOR the first time in giving Tins combined pa
and supper hut there is natural anxiety on 'he par"
each individual cook 10 outdo his comr'u'S' Auo u
H. In tnosrnner room will he from nine TO twelve, after
which the work OF demolition Is To O3gn I1e iIo' VI
,bc Academy will he brilliantly lghted by the cacium
ma Tho interior OF Nilsson Hall by the electric light
The han a. TITO Elks-7ractcaly that OF the actors o
New-York-xilI bo given Thursday evening heN' ~
the Academy. Its an invitation ball. no tlckes p,"E
sold though boxes disposed Of to those aN'o"
10 see this pleasant and unique gathering 1t Is a"Ws
one of the most pleasant and well attended oi 'he o
of the season. OF course after the wonderful success o
tho Morton Conmaadcry bail IN Cimores Garden any
gathering in the Academy must appear small ny com
noon but that Of the Elks promises 10 crowd the lat
tcr Mace and its Nilsson Hall attachment 10 excess
The great fashionable ball o' the season. the CharN
FOR tbc benefit " the Nursery and Chd7 Hospital IS 10
be given on February 10 Monday, OF next week. II j.
under the same management as In former years. MI
Arthur Icary will have charge Of the floor, ana MT
Theodore Moss Of the general direction large number
Of the boxes have been already sod Judge Hon, 1"r
nelus Vanderbilt the younger. Theodore uaNeH'!C,;
Mrs Dinsmore Mrs. y l.. NJ. Barlow ana
Mrs Delmonte VIII occupy proscenum noNes
and oilers bave engaged artist boxes; ana
iEe following ladies anl gentlemen nave ehEagcu ~,
hIxes: Mrs John Hoey, Mrs. Gilbert Mrs = smith dr'
n KinGsIond Mrs Angel, Mrs. De HvaS, {, O. Gun
ther DR. Guernsey. j. T. Gunhcr. MIS- k2! nor S Sits
Uri1otf Mrs TIy-Goddard, Clark Bel. Mrs Langdom'
Mrs. Fay Mr. Iiunshrrry Mrs c. l. Aprleoy, Mr.: L.
e. ,dcn R%nT Hi DrcSr l. BaGdoine c. H. WhitthOuse
Nj a II lam I l. ~. r..
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

esaped from the officer. bnt was rearrested n houss
In Unionave Somn OF the stolen goods were nscoyeIen
in the saloon Of Charles bradley NJ 10 5oa
scconI-si The proprietor. mis- son. J"hh DouehrIB,
EdwGrd Clark and william Van Btnschoten, WIN "ei"
I'm the saloon, were also arrested
JERSEY CITY.
George Bartel. the thief who entered the
house OF Christian Banclc, ~ lS3 HeWhrh,sr', & mr.
rdgn,d before Judge Davis. saturday, anu Ac'u 4o'
tria.
John IIalliard, the cx-presidont OF the Nc
clar'r- ami Jthur,rs' Wings Bank and the state Fire
Insurance Comp ny. aud recently charged WIN deiIaud
ug both instuiItus. is ying srrousiy III of inal"fid
'cyrrat his house iD FuurilI-si., Jersey city
NEWARK.
The Relief Association gave away 2,4|i
quarts and O97 bowls ~ sIup, ana 2,l'O lOLN'5 vi
~ al. la.l seek, feeding lI,7o9 persons.
The Grand Jury on Saturday iound nm m
dicIucnf o. mIuSl ughtrr against Martin Coeiuan )r
wO Stabbed his father with penknIfe from 'h 'hce'S
of which he died.
The butchers of Centre Market have en-
Council for reduction OF rents which, II "a are
greater in proportion than are paid by BIOau't SloIe
keepers.
By the explosion of a spirit lamp in room
I6gal & Siyeys establishm Mt, M. 13S BroalSl; ;
Saturday afternoon, two young men naurd ElWaIu
ll'wsoh ana Charles ingalls, were Dady Durncu ''o"'
the lace, aImf and hands.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
SIYG-SNG. DR.. Madden, physician i'll the
prison. hs> tcnd red his TSGuatIOu, with view OF en-
giG,ng Ia private practice
WHITE PLAIYs-Wham II. Harris, coored who ab9u, w
ten days AGO shot and killed Joseph Jackson, also
Gently Stamford Conn, by Sheriff Dayton 0 rir
fr Stephen :. Marshall. eXSnlcfNiSor 81 Nnto VIM
usr, having been cndercd by one of his bonusbcn
Captain G. W. Smith, of this city, IL again IN thc Gus
tOdv OF sheriff BrInddEe IL Il unHer~lO III tni' 81
of M1rsha's political friends have subscribed ABOUT
$1,000 10 relieve him OF hs financial diihciiilrs'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
MRS. SARAH HELEN HOOKER.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Helen nOOkel
took place at Grace Church on saturday, and tho re-
mains were taken to Pouchkcopsc for lntermcnf The
paIl-bcaIcrs were IrcIrlck dc Payster, Frederick
scuuchardt, Bcnl1min II. Field. Henry Crosby Samuel
T. Rugelcs, ABEL \. Low, smith Bryce and Lew T.
Norton
Ms. HOokcr's great grandfather, Lawrence Reade,
came to America IN the seventeenth century
He was q member OF the Provincial Assembly from
1893 until 1913, ana was one OF the FIRST WardcnS OF
Frnty Church. Rcadc--t IN this city Was named Tor
his son. Joseph Rradc member OF tie Kings Councl
from 1864 10 I771. Joan R'adc, JOsepps son, was
Mrs. IIOoEcr's father Sne was born at Reade ltOcK
mamed after Mr. Roade and now called Red lIonh)
about 1850 She married Judge James Hooker, OF PM
adcIplia By ncr death her heirs vii take pV direct IN
herliAncc lands granted under letters patent from
a. AUn
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
,rer,cr prycKXEY,s IRATE LAWYER

There was more wranging than testilylnS
., Tho arst sitting Of Referee Buell. Saturday Tor the
rcopeniug of Justice PincGney's case Dr. D. u S""
and Dr. Ernest McNen testified that they hah tre''eu
tbe accused magistrate for ague, hut never w" ''
him drunk Several other Witnesses also eSnru m m G
tlcn Mr. Reaycv tho justices cOunscl, a>hcu I"i %
imrnmeut until Wednesday Mr.. MllieI the. the no3d ,n I'd
up0n the other side. indignantly asserted Inao % r Mr M
inurnment was only asked for purposes OF uc'a!' i
Rc9yrv then remarked idat Mr. Miller nadh Sar
ihre enough 10 know what be WAS taking 'nou ~ dtso
o3ionrnncnt Roayey accused excl rk Anthony q, % usu
%o,Iisnc" IN the referee in not producing some nooh
Anthony denied this and Mr. Reavcy eAe..IIn,u AtIn,
You're liar" "II knock You down. clled AhlnuuI
80 COME ont and do IT," was Reavcys angry answer
Friends interfcred at this point.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
DEFAULT OF RAILROAD BOND COUPONS.

The coupons of the mortgage bonds OF the
Western Union Railroad Company were pro'cs'eu lOi
non-paymcnt Saturday Nce-Presidcht NauS"oi' u
states that the Chicago Milwaukee andSiPaul Road mas
ro.npr IN do with the default M Mitchell being the
representative OF the hondhodcrs. most Of whom 1--we IN
England. The interest in Gcfaut on saturday aiouTa
IN ahout 81 ~ 900 George A. Thompson. representative
of tGc broken Glasgow bank holds S22SOooo or lhe
entire So 500 OO0 OF the West RI Union road ihuepru
res inc ANIMAL report of the Road for 1S1S shows net
earnings ahou 500 OOO annual charge for interest on
mortragc 2t 900 suits VIII probably be Instituted
10 rccovcr inc aIDolut in default
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
CHARGES AGAINST THE POLICE BOARD.

Mayor Cooper has sent coihn'lli'ca'Ion w
Police Commissioner Erhardt asking fora dc'"eu s''
meut OF the facts upon which the Oonni's'io"'
based his allegations concerning the management
~ tbe Police Department. Mr.. Erhaidt, ID
renIv declares that the condition OF 'n'
department is such to require an examination hnI
FRAT he will give his hearty assistance, ou Inal ne &
NOT care 10 akC the position of Complainant nor 10 MN
Inc scope OF action by attempting specncaioh o' o'
tAils l. is considered almost certain Lai ine Mho 20.
win order the Commissioners Of Accounts, William nv
Shearman ana Robert +. Hatfield. 10 make an cNHinnh
ton Of the Police Department. and III also can upui,
the Commissioners 10 appear Oclole MIN anu uOi'"
themselves against MI ErhlIdts charges.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM ITVERPOOI.-Bu Se1nsbfp City or BSriip.-B.
AItLe1 W Borin ". Bunten. W +. cobb, Mrs j. Conger
M~ and Mr.. " IT, NcCourr infant and nurse p. J. Don
cy3u / o. DE Wolfe j. pore. W. Dore Mss EyanS, : >
Ellsn or,h G. ~ Everett ". Iy9er Mss ~ " Eerrge =
~ Hamilton " H. KirC, J g. IIerrIsIuN y. q. UorrisAof
Nts KIne Mir aud Mrs Kirk Miss kr@ W. Mccartney
q. Mckay, q Mckay, r. H. Mclean II. Osborn T. H. Paul
paul ] Plat C. A. Reilly, i. = smith, J. X. Si"fcl, d.
eoau J. Wut,hcad Mr.. and Ms. q. Wig MI and Mrs J.
Mluqk.h. Mrs dabonY.
mon BKETFN-l.y S'ern>l,iD Nofl.-J. DsGclmann,
c. Re oman H. Raupard T.. kmulcUu u. Spare aborg.
H. kccmcycr w. ZegtIt A. Latte bOT, MIS- PcL and chd.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
TWO FIRES IN MICHIG hN.

DETROIT. Mlch., Feb 2.-Dllon's grocery
store. and McCJrmicL- harnes, SHOP At Port Huron,
we're destroyed ny fire early yesterday morning DA-
Ions loss ON stock is $1,000; insured Tor $1,000.
,'croYuacs loss on stock - 900; insured Tor $50.
iur loss Oh The bu im-e j. u 200; insured torSJoo.
Tine residence and furniture of George H. Crane, drug
ciet AZ Mount Clemens Mich, were destroyed by fire
r.terday uiordlug. The Total loss Is estimated al
- 900; insurance furniture, $1,000, ana Oh the
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Wcsfminsic- Hocl--GeneraI 3cman,ml liaIIISo''
" u Fshhack and Charles r. watson, OF Ihlala1hs
1ra 4renuS HotcI-Ex senator william Spasuc oi Enor %
Island w Usndsor HofsR Il. Angus Msnaeer vi ne ,i ln
of Nontreal the rev IOthTop OF Bosipn ana Jug
James IT.. Howe, Of Wisconsin - ,hn ~. u,,
Indigo John T. Iudrng Of Louisiana, ana Ex-Governor %
erck Smyth Ncw- Hampshire 9te. H or,, i"in
folIinsou M Land n fSrdu' H"u'F- JUN
AZ nrounsn General G. A De lusscv and Colonel John Men
dcnal. l. =. Army.... 'fF"p y. ,",ya,.J r,a,.l
r. L
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
LAND RECORDS DAMAGED By FIRE.

CoLvNEUs, ONO, Feb. "A fire in the vault
# the County Recorder. Office today resulted badly
damaging 70 volumes of land records, covering trans.
actions Tor fcty years prior 10 1870 The fire - sup
nncd 10 have been ~" work OF an ncc ndiiy ~ Traces
of coaLOjl we-e found on iuauY Of the books.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
SHiP iEH 5.
PORT or Ni.w.YoRH ..........Feb l.

I0f-N ! n Nm ITU
a. d.. i..,.,.,.. ,,r.-,,.i t,, % ,r,
SIR 'lH d. btih o. r. i''"'9' '''V'i''' '''' - "H"
OuennstrEu =, to John . llLl'. . -
Gl.nattncy ui Autl. l"h'haH" 10Y J" ,llloEo j.,
anghac Annoy r, I, singapore II, VIA NaeI Jan ana
Is, wthtHa - llrnicIr"h i,r"., =, ,,.t. ... t ,,
tt lo.-cui castle I IGfpin M''aha VI" Boston III Da
Is.r John e. Seaccr.
-tr cate CITY. Dagsett ~2Vthh1h udN-' I" geo iOASe
SIR Tamta, Smith, II:'a '"ipl 70. loJ llL,' ltahu.
sir rIuor- Johnson PORTLAND ioJ Amet g.,
Irh Condor \"r. ~iN"ttcu bod'i"N Vl "1ys III DAa-s
10 Li..... Idyrc go.
B.ik ~,rrauO "t - John 3D. Ed@ct bordeaux ~ day-
~chr l2pr cobb '1i BWrort Wool MIX iiErt ~ =; VI!
Charleston, 30 days NtN oSN"N t'o''' vessel 20 il
LoId ~ GO. . .., ,,..,,, ,i, r,,, "A, ,,rs
t,'hl ;, ,,i',' VS. W.. ,....i g., q -..ri' '7 - ~
with s1lt Nuila',''; y--@" 70 ' = dp't' ,,. ~ o.,
~,hr iirrn d" NuK W I'l>' AZ i"".' iv'i, w" va
day VIA Ntu Hbtuu W, l"A"o.L '',' 40 N'A'' ~ -"
yctsci 10 John Iovrt'n son -. , .,, .t...
~c'r tu II ' Ger ~h,atrF N'F',a ~ '"''. "'in ti''
plate 90 NHNaSta Fhl'i Z ' N''~'I 7" il-' i.,,..
~ mp l"nl hu,', ~ ,'I ~ @ i M W ,' ,rtI. .,n,s
7 nm mn 10 ;he citv today.
500. ,,,,,,r,,. ar. nor,5.,n Jondo, U4nder.on Bros
,,lr,u,r!I ,Iriirf
Etl.f ,.I ,..', IIr1i,,.,i ,. = mt, 1r
M. ~" ,,s,,.v p ma I,. Go We,rr GtrL Iii re,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
4 NEW cnrRCA DESTROYED.

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 1.-The Mount
salem Methodist Episcopal Church, about mile from
to,s cltv was burned early hour tins moInlnc
Tnc church was built last summer and cost aDOut ST.
600 There Is an insurance Of 5000.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
V4RINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

s,r,,,o, -os sun ssts ., 52oi Clock fast I'm Ojs
Mann al; III Moon souhs g3S Moons age, days II
lIGH WATER rD.nAY-A. VI.
Sandy Hook i30 GOV island 8.j3 Hyu Gate...... CTS
uIIU WAIFR 1O-D,Y-P ~
s.udy Hook 5OI GOV Island j:5J Hell Gate".... 72i
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
MINOR FIRES.

CINCINNATI Feb. I'll. VI. Merrill n Cos.
storcbosc ON Court.s was damage by Are Yesterday
alrIrl'e loss on stock 900 Insured iUI $1,000
NooDsvuIE, y. H.. Feb. 2.-TAc Woods'ii!o Lumber
Compauys steam mill WAS DESTROYED early ths morning
ly luccudary frc. loss 5000; ITaHcc - 500
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
PJSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR ROTTERDAM Stean.Siip u. /. Nrto'eH.-The
Rev aud Mis-. ". Wucst. Miss Do'A loc"Cn. r. van dcn
it.pd.a l. rriGI j. olndort. A. BIay" & Not, T. M..th
H. Vpd2o ,,huoyprc MIS- j. MorscAer aud child, JOSS Vh
IelNnLlchen and NhlIl. l. y thmIat.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

tories. and because OF the tenement honse rssstc
10 carry ont these resolutions committee Oh No WI
apnointed speecAes were then made by deflhan i nn
English Socialists pcaceabc rcNoiu'io" -
was advocated.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

PorGuKEETsIE, y. v, Feb. 2.-Jamcs Hoods
cheese maIui0ctoIy and feed MIL, at SAokomeko.
Dutchcss County, was destroyed hy hrc Friday night.
The fire was tie work Of nceudiary. The 0ss was
between $1,000 ANA - 900, and was luy covered BY
flI,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

Srqc SING. =. y. Fch. ~ ~dcn Davis,
o. le ,..on reports that Tor tac month OF Ja1uo.t te
e2lirgs Nsir S.ot.I OF; eSpcu',s. slAl"- %; prot
ts IJs 80, Itc number o.. C9Alcis ~ thc ,usr 81
tLe nIVDlA vas ~
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

CIvCIENATI, Feb. "a block of Buildings
on Malu-,t Wheeling, ". Va. owned - William y e.
WAS burned on Friday. Loss, Tl5OO0
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
GERMANY AND THE POPE.

LONDON. MOuday F'D ,, I5'V'
The Standards correspondent at Rome re-
ports that "a ba.l, of agreement between Prncc Bis
rnarck ana tho Vatican has been attained
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HrDNuTs NO.
2Is BROADWAY
aanl7. Noon 90. 3pm~ . Mdni;H'' ~
UIsnest du7nv tle daY u. Loves IL
AN.tn-e olL .ame day, lSlh .s.e
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
tOA-TWI>E ARRIVALS.

IUA0 " ItT0I .fI"T
The ranbar Of arrivals domestic ports during tho same
time was follows:
Eastern ports .....-.-...-.-. ~ I.V -,
southern yO!t-,........... ~ ~ Loo
Total. ...,..............l0@ -"9 5i'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

TIE LIVERPOOL STRIKES.
LONDON, Monday. F'b 2, 1879.
The Times states that 10000 dOck-iaborcrs
are on strike m Liverpool 10000 moe arc out of WORK
in consequence OF tbc slackness OF trade
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
REPUBLICANISM IN FRANCE.

7
PARIS, Monday, Feb. ;, 1879
The candidates Of the Left were unOpposcd
in seven ont Of twelve supplementary elections held
to-day for Deputies.
IE0r ot|ef f0reign Necs sas firat P5qsl
New-York tribune., 1879-02-03
Statistics or ARRIUALS.
ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS POE THE MoNTI
Of JANUARY.

We give below the uuborof arrivals u ycssc igom forcon
couu Al This ror or tho month oi Jau i!' 'h-u.'A