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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-04

EUssELL,s ICE CREAM THE BEST;
g s cents per dozen Wedding Cakes sdReSay
HALLET DAVIS sps 4 4cS G0; Is.xo,
G aass just h ressei fs' 81 sth st. nss
dec4-eo b. L. SUMNER
Before purchasing elsewhere, the public are in
s9 cs
little lower than elsewhere. Everything else relating
TO snGs sTs saf sssi Sc
NJ a ness BIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. Nhh
ars Stock ae of s to
kodey ovss IS cents for
dered Gloves. Chidren's Kid Gloves. dec4-2t
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING LATELY
face atf fcs .3 sbe ssZ
NESS. and now offer to owners great inducements
S
and in addition to our former business of selling
attention to the renting Of houses and the collection
WIN. Z. BURFoRp;, JAS n A MG5AUaHdIN.
de4-3t 708 Seventh street northwest.
JoHN B. LARNER,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
dec4-2ws 1906 F street north,ce
DTTTEK. BUTTER.
600 rounds # fresh ssh. OHIO ROLL BUTTER at
G5fhst RR5efs ss nss DRIED FRUIT and
dso..aw, $50 sh street m''c.. Selq gs Pr
BRADBURY PIANOS.
F. g., SMITH, manufacturer. Brooklyn. n: Y,
awarded the First Premium at the National Fair.
OVER $1,000 IN USE.
A large assortment of these celebrated 1NsTRU-
MEMS always on hand and for sale Or rent at the
aa aae Repairing 11o
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
i the well, known and popular Restaurant, corner
ST. and anS y for %any Ra
pleasure in announcing to former friends, patrons
Of
and bon ssP 4f th choicest
affords We feel justified in adding that single cali
u3des hf Pgs Kep S psqrf sGftR
STONE CHINA CUPS AND sAUC ERs,
so cents per half dozen.
GOOD GOBLETs, so cents per half dozen.
LEADER NICKEL-PLATED STUDENT LAMPS,
$500.
ROGERS TRIPLE-PLATED CASTOR CUT BOT
TIES, only So. so.
GERMAN STUDENT LAMPS, BRAss), $3.50.
GERMAN STUDENT LAMPS,
$500.
TIN TOILET SETS tall colors) $500.
DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, $3.50.
KNIVES, 100 per half dozen.
sCHAFER's.
CHINA. GLASS, AND HoUsEFuRN1sH1NG GOODS,
No. 1920 Seventh treet northwest.
dec4-1m
T HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME THIS DAY
i in the Real Estate Business Mr. JAMES A. Nc
Maggaman, and more lately of the firm of Ellery 4
he 81 WI &
W. E. BURFORD.
Washington, d. c., Dec LIST, 1879. dec3-3t
MI FURNACE AND
ST. GEORGE RANGES.
Strictly first -class proods work puarantaad
HAMILTON e. SHEDD,
does 81 ID St., Y. NJ. G. AZ Building.
TTNHE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CONDUCTED
Il by the undersigned under the name and style
of F. F.. HAMILTON will hereafter be conducted
under the firm name of HAMILTON Il SHEDD.
F. Z. HAMILTON,
s. s. SHEDD,
81 D st., Y. MICA. Building,
December 3, 1879 dec3-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-04

TAKE NOTICE.-Since January 1875 have
Il repaired fren to watches q day, at prices va
gyinnss from s2 to ESQ for each watch. VIII give
pronise TO return every dollar for work not salts
factory, has ever been required. N. JENSEN, 9lS
Pennsylvania ave. u0vl6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

hereby amended by striking out the word ten, after the
word within, in the first line, and inserting in place
thereof the word. thirty so that said section WHEN
amended Shall r. ad as follows
Sec = Within thirty days after viii has been duly
proved and allowed in the probate in the
court of probate shall re the duty Of the register
probate 10 make ont ard certify the sister Of deeds in
the county w ere the real estate is situated copy
of so much Of said will devses real estate with the
d. scrptioh Of said real estate far any description
can he +urnsfe ed from said will and the Of the
tator and of the devs,e; ard shall be The duty of the
register Of deeds receiving such copy forthwith the
same minuting thereon the time the reception thereof
as aforesaid, ard record the in the same
now provided by Law for recording deeds Of real ests
(Approveu February ~. 1879
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
Chapter 1916.

AN All relating TO Lien claims.
Be IL enacted Sc. follows
SEC. |. In all actions now pending that may
he hereafter brought to enforce a lien when the
la.Or materials were not furnished nv contract
with the owner Of the property to he effected, such
owner may voluntarily appear and become party
to the suit If he does not so appear notice of the
suit, such as the court orders shall be given him,
and he shall then become a party to the suit.
SEC. 2. In any such action, jud gment may be
rendered for the pa ntf against the defendant and
the property attached, covered by the lien, or
against either, for much shall be found due by
virtue of the lien, and in case the amount due
exceeds the amount covered by the lien, then
separate execution shall be issued to the plaintiff
against the defendant for said excess. and the
plaintif may discontinue to any defendant. The
court may apporti"n costs as justice requires.
!ApprOved February %, 1871
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-07-03

e g e
enr fG ie f % pt alg l~ country ~ls s OF m and ton
XII is f Miss & dL
as a dpk h as lie a smaller one u ydh ARG
h d d scenery Q West IN or Cl a td
Ie
stands "aSHteito o g1 the m d BLS Ga Boo N
OF fnd Pinnacle s. phh ne npaeel
t a perfect ypeph l II there are l
ratuaI VIII t lgeo o ret over o g
lyeqmre o be tp
ffaigu and imp "a td l e h l~ ~
Many rrnank kged @ around the o the TinEl dt f a
ew ei nee a came a g w near
he edgf the pre- ecIo lei ting a w m h o o L
Eghmiesh "nw eo
Pearson Here he had his Justly cJ law l There S hardly a place.
Mort hCroma and mgufcnt besides i resort
pursuing w gr dies l @ more o a
great LAWYER who loved w.and VIII il this then rt w f motive
When known i gr honor te cb dy wv IA tg
something abt dh o made tano os lng NhC Carol h
/ We t away l tan give acts, I " wort
Imteesin by a
gh to he Mountain fa base ~ Ora Clek o the t % The rec
n a
&c
Iioled dperpAni nkonth esou1so
of MICA and aq qu; but ache h XIII an INTEREST," Ia. Ik wall is
OF ft ft u t and is a regularly a he a o
oye e degrees rock "a o o
s loose it may be helnnt ycub the fngas the
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-07-03
R. R. Meeting in NViIkcsb orc.

The meeting was called to order by
DR.. II. f. Hackett, who in brief ex-
planned its object.
DR.. Tyre York offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
ResolUed, That the chairman ap.
point from three to six canvassers for
each township in the county to solicit
donations for the survey and location
of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
Railroad.
Messrs. Edmund Jones, of Cald
well, and Noah p. Foard, Of SurrN
county, were introduced to the as
semblage. Mr., Jones spoke feelingl,
of the connection of this county will
this, and assured our people Caldwell
had not forgotten her mother county
and although entirely separated b.
Legislative enactment, for this on
time they are permitted to work joint
for their common good.
Mr.. Foard, the worthy represents
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-07-03

tended to Go in case Mr. Tild, II az
tempted to carry out his cossp It mt
and had himself lnatigtlrstc.i on RI"
City H.ll steps or el,nwfsesc II, tlfis
city. NV ordcrs ami ArschsiU.
were TO seize him at onee Hndes
warrant charging liiA with high
treason, to convey Finn secretly and
securely on board = Government
vessel lying in the East RiveF and
ship him to Fort Adarns or some
other secure point, where he cio,hld
undergo his trial. The first rhiny
that anybody knew of It, he wonld
have disappeared, and the snddcn-
ness of tbs blow woMld have either
disho artencd his followers and
taught them salulary lesson OF
respect for the law, or it wonld
have been the first blow of fer
rifle conAict between the law and
its violators.2
"Do yon really believe, General,
it wonld have been possible to ar
rest Mr.. Tilden q
"I don't believe 1T Enow If.
OF course it could not be done by
calling ont the reghlars from Gov
ernor's ISLAND and marching them
up TO Gran4crcy Park, but it w"tt d
have been done so dnietty and ct
fectively that all resistance would
hare nonAe too late. Just as sure
as he had dared take the oath Of
office he would have been wharlcd
through these streets and faad"d in
gunboat. when he had got
through with his trial for tSc&son
he would have been sick Of playing
President. While | wws ah Wash
;ngton ] had long Talk with Soc
retary RobeBan on this snhicct-
lyon don't know him, do yon2 He's
one of the best fellows in the wOrld)
and we made all the arrangements
for the use Of his he,ats and men
not only to sccare TIlden but to
bverawe the mob by the gunhoatS
and 50 she'll them out II necessary,
Rohcson is very genial, Int he is
not man to be tr;frd with, and
we worked together admiralty -
Under onr plans any resistance bv
Mr.. Tilden would hare been utter
ly impossible,
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-07-03
Tbist!!'s PATENT seasS-asass.ss,
The Invention OF the Age.

Talbott's new patent SPARK-ARRFsTER is really
the only perfect and reliable one and is supcrseding
ali Others in use Its prominent fe .tt1res are
1t does not destroy the draft.
1t does not interfere with cleaning the tubes.
1t will choke up, and requires no cleaning
1t requires no direct hampers 10 be opened when
raising steam {dampers being Objectionable. as they
NAV he left optn and allow sparks to escape.)
Ii requires Il water to eXtinP1ish sparks, which,
bv condensation destroys the draft Besides, when
water is used if neglected, the efficiency is destroy
ed by evaporation of the water, and the boiler Is
kept in a filthy condition.
1t is simple and durable and can be relied upon.
1t can he attached to any boiler.
No planter should he without one of them. In
surance companies will insure gins and barns where
the Talbot Engines and Spark-Arresters use(
same rate as charged for water horsepower.
S-$end for illustrated circulars and price list
May Z, 1879. 22-tf
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-07-03
tive of Surry, in eloquence spoke fol

tive of Surry, in eloquence spoke toI
Iahout an hour.
Mr.. Lewis Williams. of Yadkir
lcounty, was called upon, and in +;
few words made known Iadkin'
earnest desire that this road be com
Ipleted.
On motion a general committee o
thirteen canvassers for the county al
large, in addition to township can
vassers, was appointed.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-07-03
The Lunar COnkIims Matter.

COMMENTS AND SPECULATfCNS OF THEIR
RESPECTIVE FRIENDS.
WASH. Correspondence New York Tunes.
During the day there has been
considerable talk about challenge,
and the code duello has been dis
cussed with reference to which of
the gentlemen is required TO make
the first movement. Mr.. Conkling
vii! not talk about tho matter, but
his friends scout the idea of his
sending challenge. They think if
Mr.. Lamar can rest under tie
epithets applied to him, Mr. Conk-
ling should he satisfied. On the
other hand, the friends of Mr.. La
mar say that he first put the insult
upon Mr.. Conkling, and that when
that gentlemen replied with the
. qualifying "if," that Mr.. Lamar re-
torted that he did intend TO say aud
to mean Just what Mr.. Conkling
inferred from his language, and
that Mr.. Conkling, therefore, hay
ing this assurance of the purpose
of MIR. Lamar to put All insult upon
him, is bound to demand that sat
isfaction accorded by one gentle
man to another. While it is be-
lieved that nothing further will
result from this unfortunate contro-
versy, there Is a feeling among the
friends of Mr.. Conkling that while
he would not give, he would not
decline, challenge.
Senators Vance and Rinsom, of
North Carolina, who appear TO be
the special friends of Mr. Lamar,
anI with whom he has been OBJ
served in frequent conversation
since the difficulty arose, hold that
If there is fight Mr.. Conkling
must send the challenge that Mr.
Lunar gave the first insult, and
that it would not he proper under
the rules of tho code for him to
notice an insult drawn ont of the
one he offered, even if the report
was the greater atfront of the two.
"Thcre will, therefore,, said Sena-
tor Vance to the Times correspon-
) dent to-day, ''be nothing further
: done until Mr.. Conkling is heard
from. OF course" he continued,
"Larnar might challenge him; s"
might | pull your nose and then
challenge you, but no man OF
principle would do that. So Lamar,
having first insulted Conklirg, must
be content unless he is called out
! by that gent e.nan." 1t was sug-
6 gested that Mr.. Cnnkling did not
; believe in the code and might take
+ another way of settling the ditfi
Guilty. "That may be" replied Mr.
Vance, 81 have known men, and
3 brave men, too who did not be
. lieve in the duello, and preferred
] to settle such difficulties in another
way" Senator Gordon c"in'.ilcd
: with the views expressed hy Vance.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-07-03
The Dam Valley Railroad.

The chances arc good to get this
road. Dlnville has subscribed $780,
600 to common stem, Madison
township $4,000, Leaksville town
ship S17, 900, which makes Sl27, 600
Private subscriptions to some extent
have been made, aud the amount car
certainly be increased to $1,000 foi
the road as far as Madison. Nov
Madison is only thirtysiX miles from
'Danville- a marrow gauge won't COS
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-07-03

h an tsc athnS CounvI
g dnu pI high loyeI
atgu'o krl lsant tBlueIi
n ute tlandna
ada afterwards white
ederit the 1dkn Y Thus d dl lt,t had
mounts is tive he enerS tom --whenc
Dalton
ft fth 9intc
owned and by o Monsieur
F said to I c rN hCtuItd eGrss ttoail Tnned
ST. sint th m d
all-tny are genera a ,an 4 in )yt n%n
fr Persons wsI sIngop
fnd the supG land outtAe place
ne
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-07-03

probably over 1000 a mile. That
builds it. Don't you see how entirely
within tue grasp of its friends the
thing is? Why, it can be reduced to
"a certainty in tue shortest time, il a
few men will mount their horses and
ride around soliciting subscriptions.
Now that the prospect of getting it is
so good, we should think every man
in twenty miles of either side of the
road ought to do something to aid the
scheme, which is to do SO much fol
the Dan Valley.-Ddnville Times.
"What made yon quit the East e
said a man in Nevada to a new
conner. 81 got into trouble 10y
marrying two wives" was the re
lsponse. "Well," said another, 81
came out here because | got into
trouble by marrying one wife. .
I"And l." said a bystander, Scam,
here because [ got into troubl,
simply by promising to marry enc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LtVERPOOf.-Bu Seotshtp Ge,adni. @. T. AT
mold A Is Adams L. Macon. - T.. Brown, y, W. Focher
G. de BrJnkart 7. r. Bah j Brown H. Bruno L H. Bur
rows II 4 nlvth J. V. crawford H. 9. Cooke T. W. DIS
nr" p Firth ] N. Fox = Il. Footc. II. D. Gibson, II.
CoudIng F. VI. GenGens Miss Il. Il. Ha"ley, Miss NJ q.
Mr and Mrs j. Horsfa and child, W. HALEY H. Bne, A.
Hilcy Joha II Hurst " H. Irwin, :. he'chan, q, =,
CIsRc NJ gallagher MI and Mrs sPruyt A. LAYER Joseph
lew SIR and iirs r. j. LarTsbee Mr. aud Mrs d. L. Lvon
Don Onofre Miranda sonora Donna Miranda {, Magnms l.
l. No.l.v. A. Never } Masters, T. ". MCtlutOck w. {.
McCIbhon DR. and Mrs. VIM. McNurtrc \ NoIcOp c. 4.
Fntis, mid Miss G. Smith SOnonte f. Soeuaun. Geo
Sh.y H. Tompkns H. B. Ukll, J. NCchSlcT the Rev. H.
Wyle colonel and Mrs. JOHN walker Miss alAer MI aud
Mis- r II. WheelocA, A. Woodthorp'' H. l. WoIsoy' H. IL
Webster
In STEAMSHIP The Quesp-J. II. Nenour +. simpson. Jas
UoG VI DoWlshg. j. p. Aywspi p Aylward, 4. v. Bur
Covur e. H. Bertrand. Mis- A. Bertrand
FL0N BENMC DA-Eg Steamship CfnOHr.-Capta!u
Sinn.nn Cninur and Mrs Ne ouad q. Netcal. Captain
Beaumont + ". Russell h. IL. Fem, MI ana Mrs J II
IvIrs q y Evans L. NJ Evans, j. J. Soaring. W. IL. Nor
Gan Mira Howard +. h. Lewis Mrs. God"in r. {. Wright
Il Wor;hiurton II g. MacOmsOn, Captain CoTsOn Captain
Chandler j. A. SWEET, 4. NJ. Norton. NJ. Schowder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
FAILURE OF BUSINESS FIRMS.

Samuel b. Stewart and Louis Y. u. Hard
cul1gI. OF The arm OF stewart & Coz dealers car
pets at No la Fulton 81. Brooklyn, made assign
mont cstcrday u william VI. BrusIer The house VAS
the oldest in this trade IN Brooklyn having been estAb
.hed over forty years and before The panic cstnat
ed To be worth 100000 The real esate valued at
$4,000 subject TO a mortgage for $4,000 The meI-
chancise ab cs OF the firm estimated at $50 900.
Schmidt 4 CUtns statiOners, at No. 80 Broad.st,
have suspended temporarily, with Liabilities OF S25, OOO
OF which 81 600 for merchandise and the balance for
borrowed money They carried expensive stock, and
recently brought ont fancy cHndeH, which Is one OF
the causes OF their embarrassment. meeting o! cred
foIe viii be called soon advces are received from
Europe.
An asHgnment FOR the benefit ~ The creditors of
Pauduos UAgdtcri-, JDnu G.. HaF.itcIl~ and Louis e.
small 70 James J.. Carpenter, giving preferences ~
5000, wac flied yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

schr Adel1A LIBBY Kingston. Js 20 days with losvoo1
Lssker; vessel TO Evans Bail 4 Go.
wiND-san.st1At sandy Hook. fresh, sw thick
CLEARED.
strs Denmark Williams London. WI ITnr,tj Abys,in,.
@ @sry ynS ro. wt.a@ls GoIts n
Point and Richmond. Old DominiOn s, CO. ynsapd Bowen
s9p" AoPs nT Pa%O1s h nSS mo
Barks Eugen tGer. Eggsr.. Psduns for ofders Punch
ysI,y lac: Corning x&tgSfe sSyI iS.s Is
opf st J9E' az SqOs %sye Co.
sen, An ssrp Fanch Edye 4 Co; '.,''' ''r'''n'
bridges ons Nothesay Munro. Porto Pat, sauc troT
Dor Ellen Munfoe Moore, stJagode de Cuba &c Ryst,
schrs Helen O King Ayward. Calais Ne John Bovror,.
SRP P dam ait Gn1 wv 6 SGS ys sSs
Jacksonville Geo IL SquIrel Diek Williams Wles che.I;
Ge.n ysa HuS Xana S SoaH so 5
55%1R E%ma t'JSa .SS:I. l@
po'iS od Ta'" X Pan GS SG a"P ns i
savannah Evans Ball Co; Julia lFr Ncrns Ha,IDss
Gomez a Pesrsall IL
MGscELLASEors
dyEGro2T FEB FEB nosiag 20 the aeay n Tho aas
Marathon % take her place and the lsttcrw sail for New.
BERMUDA. Jan 2s-Ths bark Gem C,ptatr Glib, from
New YORK for bristol Is anchored 10 Five Faiho Hole in
disrcse and leaking badly She Will proceed 70 Caste HARM
ismorring and discharge cargo. 80" ''F
he. BEN to1ed here IN distress leasing shy hoHneO b.
BYHuVDA Jan 3l.-The ship Winged IfTetss which salAt
hence for NewYork the 25th inst, has TetuTDel
PoEIIAyp No Feb 1.-The schr AIber- Prge lOi P6ia
delphis Boston ashore Spring Pond Ieies
this morning. but of and went to the dry dock.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Feb ll-Arr at Tyne Dock str Jenny Otto tBr
from New York. -
QufEXsroWS. Feb 11.-Arr Egypt nom NeyYors 70,
Liverpool.
BRlsToI Feb ll.-Arr ROYAL welsh from Phla,elpha
arr bark AssvTia BIZ, nom New YORK
SoUTHANPIOY, Feb l-Arr str Wescr from New York for
Bremen.
York.
ANTwRPP Feb l-Arr str Scots Greys. from PHILADELPHIA
LONDON Feb ll-Saed 9TH inst Aegr fog Charleston All
pima for NewYOrk; NuOvO Mundo. for View Orleans 9th
mst Tuha Cain Metcalf Bona Eide Den schand llth
Inst OsnOnd BIen. Douglass Campbell. Isaac Webb.
l7'h nit Daniel ingalls, Tenney. AZ ps Town Ti
umph ult Del Grssi 9th inst Nueyo Ootsyo sonser
keystone: inst soOn Una La MARIA HCard 9TH inst
Jas PendctOn. Romance II Il BTOOkman, Garnet HEX
Virginia nth mat Vancouver Forct City tho latter
IA meath damaged; Everest Ha.m0GuS RoIelsna In
dcfstgablc, President PrOtsche COstante. CJnnGcnza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
NHIP hEU ).
ARRINED
nnpr OLE NEW.YORN

PORT OF NETWORK ..........Feb IL
ps AIR m Va!enc 49, and gibraltar H. With fruit to
faSo1 Of New York she wood Vera cruz Jan 30 From
terra 3 Campeche FEB J. PTogreso and Havana g. TO
Str canima Br Leddcoa Bermuda Feb {, TO Outer
Ut sr ely OF savannah Mallory Savannah Feb s, to Geo
iS1 4 cv Of Atlanta woodruff Charleston Feb to James
Sir isaac Ben lawrence Richmond AMI Norfolk to Old Do
'n STR Lancaster Mills New Haven for Philadelphia,
str Harrisburg Worth, Phllade phia with coal 10 Reading
SIR Gcn,pede smith Philadelphia FOR Providence
Bsrs Umbcro Galaols Utal. Baron" smyrna 10 dsys
with root To order vesse TO Punch Ldye CO.
BARI Belgcnscren 1Ncrl Mortensen bordeaux % Gays
Sk zoar GNor AaGot bordeaux as days in ballast TO
lark sfaye Louronc En,ut earn 81 days ballast
BARK Noe Utah Cappeo days with salt to order
psrk Ars6 Stecd iswei 5Kanze, Amsterdam so day.
Ban 0rvar So Leyeroen. stavanger 06daya in tal
saI ef NoS Thomosen Rio Janero - days with coffee
brown Bros Cos vessel to Benham Boye,en ,,., .,
EAR r ys. A s:Gv SS'sS ca 'S' % Days vii" SAT
Bark FoSr lNor Petersen, Roncn So day' with ciaE to
NAN Caroline suzanne Ger rrautwen st Nazare 90
day' IN IIesrts 'o Dorchester Matter Antwerp
Dee H. ia ballast ~ Jas Edmis'on anchored III naVtSend
Hs , Sf elrro or Petersen Barcelona IS days. ballast
Paoa stephenson RIO Janero 80 days. IN ballast to
iq Bat Grn. Of Turks Island pTgm%9n. Maanias
Bak hotn,t OF rladelphia, lopNns. curacao 20 days
| win uise 90 Dalett, boultOu & 60.
NAN E,nrr cot Portland nanin Matausas Ia DAYS
win sugar - ItdD Co. vessel 20 Winchester 60
uar Ir-.ie BIZ jones' MaauIAs II DAYS, WIN sugar 10
! pi.ui, peplauiu & 90, vessel 90 " Whitneve co
Bak Daring Anderson. Maan4as II days. with sugar to
marx lila baf-s Hollis, Bermuda u days In ballast TO A
| Tucker -. - ,,.-... - ,.r. v,,,h %, 90, "a
! Mart. r. & Co. Vessu. TO II Bagloy.
Cora IhbrOOk CedaI Keys ~ days. Win 4uh
! ber 10 4 n smith x
/ IN ORDER vessel to Perkins II Co - ,.,
| uiiv Eastern Of NeWHayenl, B0garL pemeIha ~
| doya " IN sugar To IL lTOw brdg esNons
Brg Acadia ,of Pictou Hyrn MaiIaS Odhys Win sugar
! q uoIuald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
DISTRIBUTION or BILLI1RD PRIZES.

The presentation of the prizes won in the
late billiard tournament Cooper Institute was made
last evening Sinclair House. Only two or the
winners Schaefer and Daily were present sosson took
possession Of the second prize 5000 In the afternoon
and sexton failed to attend. Michael Geary, who had
acted as referee in the matches presented the champion
shp emblem, and II GOO IN gold coin, 10 Mr. -cDaeter
on behalf VI the Brunswick Bake Company. scnaef'r
replied briefly thanking the glyers OF the prizes tho
managers the referee and the marker for impartial
conduct during the tournament and expressed his hope
10 he able To defend the emblem against all corners
The fourth prize $500 IN gold coIn was then presented
70 Mr.. Day. 1890
The emblem. with which goes the title OF " Champion
of he World" l. silver urn on base OF ebony Com
plete il stands nearly twenty-sX Eches high On the
cor IT he urn is silver sphere the size OF regulation
billiard ball Above this Is tue figure OF billiard player
In hs ,hirt sleeves with his right hand resting ON cue
Schaeier and Gallagher leave FOR Chicago tomorrow
hy WAY of Boston There ana at other cities on their
route, they intend to give exhibition games