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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26


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ships KING Genre 'nrl Bas- r'cetwool rr- er-'uen
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
Prominent ARRIVALS

Fifth frerue HOicl-Conressman Frederick MICS
~ Ccprrctcut; Thomas Allen, Preside Of the 81 lout
Iron Mountain southern Railroad Company II GOVT
nor Jobn C. Brown and 7. j. tridland hir
Consul al Mobile .frc fe DeJi dgc lusph p'-
Ter OF Supreme Court 'Buctn7tan Hoet
Trenor Park % Vermont Hlnds0T Hoift
man Robert NJ MoIaue Of MARYLAND The non W. H. ~
son IL Dever,uy md Jarvis VI. Adams or ONO HoV.
ilan House--G~n-f stewart Van Wet, T. \ A. t't.
Uosr Professor Ueorge T. Day 81 NewlaVen Professor
EFT. Abbot. ~ ambudge Mass. and g. T. Ftteis"h
iutrudrrt ri ITO United Coast survey. "tf.rf
Vos General J. b. carr Of Troy and General George IL
SHARPE, Of Kingston, ". Grand H0stTlriesor II
octor. Of NewJersey House-JuuEe JONI
L TalcOft of HlntlD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

CRUELTY TO HORSES AT BRIGHTON BEACH,
Mr. BcIgh has written a letter TO tho proprietor
of the Brighton Beach race track, in which he de-
clares that the defective condition of the track ana
the fatal accidents continually occurring to the
horses engaged in the races there impose on nun
the necessity OF cnanding an immediate cessation
Of such crucltcs. He gives notice 70 the proprietor
that until the track is put IN suitable CONDITION.
all racing must cease. He says that IT'S use ID It's
present cOnd lion Is "A violation oil section OF ohdp-
ter 37J OF The laws Of this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

Of the state Attorney, Will he presented when examine
tion will bc waived. aud Mrs Lounsbury Will DC cOW
united 10 await The action ~ the Grand jury -,
Mrs loun.h Is comfortable this morning. Shc
r,,zes The enormuv of the crime. and expresses her
all M " ling to suffer the fun penalty of the law
Mr. InnnehurVs funeral has been ARRANGED Tor Sftur
day .t 12:.J H. NJ at Christ Church. StralCtd biSn"p
Williams of Connecticut. Bishop Bcden OF ono ana
large number OF clergvmen will be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

He is a very small boy, just beyond the
limits OF babyhOnd. HIS precoriou-ncss r. we'll IccOg
nizcd by those that know hun. and sometimes people
try TO corner MIN logical way. The other day
one took him up aud asked hin II he was papas boy
ne answered ''Yc-." "And mammals boz.
toOf" YES" replied Charlie. "We. how can You be-
papa's boy aud mauuas Boy b0th at the time 7"
asked MIN. "Oh," replied Charlie tudlhorently,
.,aan'i "A naVe two hnr.e. 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
ARRIVED
Str Scckar Hoffman,, Bremen sept Ia and south
ampton l6, 10 O.lrichs & Co.
str Cty OF Rio Jalco Lewis Rio Janeiro Sept g. Bahia
Pernambuco la. Para 10. ana ~ Thomas 20. 10 Nal
lory 60.
Str old nominon. Wakcr Richmond CITY Point aud
"a % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
THE WHITE FLAG FALL RIVER.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 24.-Ihe Fall Rirer
HeroL organ of the operatives. tonight In
gard to the breaking up Of the strike; a falling
market IN cotton cloth. somewhat deranged the IrO-
grumme Of the spnucrs strike Is now only mat
ter oil knd VOLTS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
FRANCIS d. MOULTON's SUSPENSION

Exception Is taken by the Board Of Managers Of
the Produce Exchange to tue claim of Francis d.
MoultOn that they had 10 jurisdiction the COM
plant made by Mr. Woodruff. Between fifty and
sixty cargOes of salt were purchased and sold on
Joint account Of Woodruff & Mclean aud Frauds
d. MOulton * Co. When an account OF sales WIS
fused. The latter firm pad ior each myo,ec
and claims that some sales there WAS "A loss and
nn come profit. When the matter came before
the Board OF Managers, the transactions having
been between two members OF the Exchange, and
Mr.. MOnltOn DENYING the jurisdiction and refusing
10 answer any questions, II became the duty OF tho
Board either To dismiss tine case To discipline
Messrs. Moulton a. Co.. aud they chose the latter
course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


sun rs>s k52 .... 65l Clock slow H. 4ps.
Moon set. l.b7 Moon sDuths. 02B Mocn's ax tl,t ii
ngH WArtR TO-DAY
sandy HOOK. 20 GOV Island. sos Hell 9ate.... C;J7
hdH WATER rO-DAt -.
sandy Hook. 4J2 Gov Island 02I Ken dsto ! 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
SALE FROM Mr.. BOYNERS STABLE.

The first SALE public or private from the stable OF
Robert Bonner the owner of Dexter. Edwin Forrest
Rarus and other famous horses, will take place on
Ocfober % Peter Kellogg d Co. will then sell
at auction. without limit about fifty brood maics'
sfallinns colts and fiIiics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

inflicted by some dogs belonging TO the latter inc
urv rendered n verdict In favor OF piaintin ior
$3.50, with an allowance oil five per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrS. no.
Pr BROADWAY
Gam 5O- Noon. 81. 3 N j3,. Midni-tf 40"
Eiaiest fu-tna tho dav. So. lowest. -
Average. 5las0. jay. 1875. 90 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
TIE STEAMSHIP ZHELAND LIBELLED.

The Red Star steamship ICELAND. which sunk the
bark Cornna. off Dungenoss, Oh the night of Sep
tember TO- arrived at her dock yesterday. and was
liLeled for $500, 600 damages Captain Faherty,
oi the steamer, stated that the bark was sighted
about three miles distant. heading across the star
board bow of the iceland. No signals were given
right Of way. Suddenly the bark changed her
course, as Il 10 pass on the port side of the
steamer, when the latter put her helm 10 port TO
keep clear. Again the bark changed her course, and
the next moment was cut IN two. Captain Williams
wife and TWO children were drowned. The sailor
Charles Thompson, reported drowned died the day
before, ana hs body had not been buried. he res
cued persons were transferred 10 the tug City Of
London, chartered bv Captain Flahcrty, and were
landed at Dover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

New-Yorkcrs are never satisfied Wi an in
foor article Hence the popular demend ~ al2 broadway
Tf;h Hotel Tor the Fan Shapes 7- gonemcas
hats introduced TINS season by KNOX tho halter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

OF al tonics RrCuAHD's TEETDTAL TONIC
Is the safest am best IL mlk's no drunharas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

For hon .c-clpaurg there J. nothing - C.far-
tuii sud cheap asJANs PYLR- PsigLs sold M gocers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

steel Frame. Firc-Prrof Safes, Comhiuaiion
Locks Inside 3olt WORKS Foilis CHAM K E 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
AERYOUs DER[LrTY. STRICTCRE. canse

NERVOUS DEBILITY, SlRlCl IKE, cause
~ Ergfs disease dsrt.s trOlsY avtl esq, JUS govt.
Iheuman, cvspep consumption dis ase3 Of tfo lver
kdn w. bladder, f-nAiy amt clronc Affection, Onclrato
By general pTac0n,rs Pamphlets, exp aiurg their su0'
treatment by Nature, specific Asahel Naiiri MN.
era spring AMI The European S4d American Nfl1
Bureau aes free the depot, &3l BroaiN New
York. Physicians advice aud urinary Analysis gratis.
STRUCTURE. Impotence and Diseases Of tho
y Genera i've Drclus Icy amt speedily cIrrL uOlfs}
o / and TOT. HENHY ADANIELS. N D. - AeXingfon-aH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
COST OF KEEPING VICIOUS DOGS.

In the case of William +. brisbane against
Lloyd Aspnwal. to recover DAMAGES for Injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
THE MAYORS LAST HOPE.

HIs EFFORT TO KEEP OUT MR.. NICHOLS.
KsKrN0 TIE EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL TERM W
sHK SUPREME COURT FOR WRIT OF P"oi'i"l-
rIoN-rnE ARGUMENTS HEARD, AND DECISION
RESERVED UNrIL MONDAY.
The Extraordinary General Term OF the supreme
Court convened by Governor ROBINSON hs'oh'u
Scsterday TO arguments on the motion ior WIN
of prohibition restraining Police ComiAi',''no'
Nichols from taking any further steps before JulIe
Eestbrook to regain his seat. j. ~ Bangs argue"
for the Mayor that tie courts hiH no nsn' 10
,rview tbe Governors act Of removal. and that a
writ Of certiarar could TO; be- issued by Judge M
Chambers. John ID. Townsend and William Ahen
Butler replied for Commissioner Nichols. INC
Court oouposcd OF Chiei-Ju>tce DAVIS Justice
Brady AID Justice D,ro,t, reserved I.s 0eoislo"
until next Monday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27

VIM. Smith, alias Mcnamara, alias Jack
son, was tried on the charge of having
stolen valise belonging to the Adams Ex-
press Company from the Little Miami
Depot on the morning of the 18th inst,
Smith no doubt thought the satchel con-
tanned money but got fooled it had moth
ing but calico samples in ii, belonging to
Shilito & Co. The evidence be-
ing very conclusive against him he was sem
fenced to pay fine of 5000 and be inn
prisoned in the Work-house for thirty DAYS
As Smith was leaving the COURTROOM he
made the following remark to Judge Will
son: ''Tll get even with you for this, YOU
son of -. or Tm a." "Come back
here" roared His Honor "Mr:. Prosecu-
tor, file information against that man for
contempt of Court" The Prosecutor did
as directed, and Smith had to face the
music once more. Now, Smith," said the
Judge, 'it's immaterial to me whether YOU
think I'm son of a or not. but the
officers of this Court must be protected from
such insults. You'll now be fined $lOO and
be imprisoned twenty days for the con
tempt of Court"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27
SUCKER SPECIALTIES.
Anti.ChiHese eSenatOrs-Pair of MUIR
derers-The Woman Walker-SnOw
Storm. Etc.

i.ChineseS enatOrs-Pair of MUIR
derers-The Woman Walker-SnOw
Storm, Etc.
National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The Illinois Senate
yesterday passed resolutions thanking Con-
gress for passing the Anti Chinese Bill.
They also passed bill consolidating the
three Grand Divisions of the Supreme
Court of this State and locating the Su-
preme Court permanently at Springfield.
DIR. Meyers and Mrs. Geldeman, charged
with the murder of his wife and her hus-
band were Yesterday held without bail un-
til the bodies can be exhumed and a post
mortem examination made for poison.
A snow storm continued all day yester-
day, constantly growing colder The mails
on all the roads were DELAYED from one to
three hours. Eastern roads are the worst
Off
Madame Lachapelle received for her
walk OF three thousand quarter miles 81 200
cash and $3.50 worth of presents, besides
the fame of her achievement. She is an
nounced as one of the contestants in Mr..
Webb's six days female championship
walk in New York.
DIR. Rauch, of the State Board of Health,
has received letter from Senator D. Chris
tie, of Ottawa, Canada asking if pleuro-
pneumonia has existed recently among the
cattle of the Western States, and if there
have been or are now any cases at The Union
Stock-yards Information is wanted in
view of a discussion to come up in the Ca
madam Senate on the cattle question. DR..
Rauch replied in the negative
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27

Mrs. Ashmann resides at No. 2Sl West
SixthStfeet, and washes and repairs second.
hand clothing for T. A. Levy, the pawn.
broker, No. 292 West Fifth street. She saw.
that last evening, between s and o'clock,
to Levy's, as usual, for the daily washing.
Levy told her to 90 in the back room
Aha warm herself. This she did. After ter',, a
few moments Levy entered the room with
the clothing, which he gave to the little
girl. He then attempted to take improper
liberties with her, and treated her in yery
indecent manner. At this she became
alarmed, and fled from Levy. Going home
she told her mother what had occurred
Mrs. Ashmann went forthwith to LEWIS
place to demand an explanation from him
OF his conduct but he had left.
This morning she swors out warrant for
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
HOUSE,


WASHINGTON, Feb 27.-The House met at
II a. m. Immediately after reading the
journal. Speaker Randall, who had taken
his seat on the floor, rose to a personal
explanation, and denied in the strongest
terms the accusations against him con-
tanned in letter from Special Agent H. s.
Williams to the Chief of the Special Agents,
W. B. Moore, and published in the Phila-
delphia Ledger. He offered resolution
for the appointment of a committee of five
to conduct an immediate examination, with
powers to send for persons and papers and
administer oaths, ETC., and report to the
present Congress
Messrs. Hale, Kelley and Thompson, Re-
publicans, took occasion to speak i'll the
highest terms of the Speaker, branding the
charges as infamous and stating that Mr..
Randall did not need vindication before the
House.
Mr. Randall, however. insisted upon an
investigation, and the resolution was unan-
imonsly adopted.
Mr. Carlisle, who occupied the chair, will
announce the committee during the day.
SENATE.
The Senate met at II o'clock, when Mr..
Teller presented majority report from his
committee. A minority report will be
made hereafter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27
Electric Currents.

Charleston, Ind, had ten thousand dol
lar fire.
Patrick Reedy was killed by cars at Cleve
land, Ohio.
George Burks residence was robbed oi
SAT- at Xenia, 0.
The Montauk Mills Co., Fall River, Mass,
ask an extension.
Brown Bros. drug store was burglarized
at Wilmington, 0.
Runnells was acquitted of murder at
Martinsville, Ind.
Lewis Wright's little daughter fell from
fence and was killed at Arcadia, Ind.
Joe Pullam was killed by Eph. Jenkins
with stick of wood, at Evansville, Ind.
VIM. Hordigan shot and fatally wounded
Lot Bliss, the seventeenth victim of the
Stockton (Cal explosion, died yesterday.
George Bell, aged fourteen, stole his land.
ladys jewelry at Prospect, O., and skipped.
Joseph Churchill, aged twelve, was killed
by the explosion of toy pistol at Rich
field, O.
Isaac Morris, aged seventy, was run over
W. Va.
The Fort Worth stage was robbed near
Yuma Texas, by highwaymen, who got
only $l2.
At Pensacola, Florida, yesterday, about
twenty business houses were burned out
Loss $125,000.
The First National Bank at Batesvile
Ohio was sWindled out of 81 600 by an I'M
known youth.
H. o. Cleggett, charged with being one
of the McKimmle gang, was arrested at
Greenfield, Ohio.
A tramp was found frozen to death stick
ing in the mud near Mineral City, Greene
County, Ind, Tuesday.
Thomas McNutt and Major A. NJ. Hutch
ins were murdered near Juka Miss, and
robbed of 81, 700 in gold.
The unoccupied rolling-mi in East St.
Louis, belonging to the East st. Louis Rail
mill Co., burned yesterday. Loss $75, 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27
ANGELES AWARD.
He Pleads Guilty and Receives a Ten
Years. Sentence.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Charles W. Angel was
taken before Judge Williams in the Grim
inal Court this morning, and pleaded guilty
to the charge Of embezzlement and was sem
fenced to ten years Imprisonment in the
Penitcntiary. He was advised to this
course by friends to save time and expense
of a trial. the evidence being so strong
against him that the result Of the trial
could be nothing but conviction. He was
advised that by pleading guilty at once the
sentence would be lighter which is doubt
less the fact. The Pullman Company were
determined to prosecute him to the fullest
extent, having expended SO much in his
apprehension.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27
BUB'S BADNESS.
He Cuts His BAKER Ross i'm th

He Cuts His Baker Boss i'm the BACK
Hardly had the excitement over the Sherlock
cutting scrape on Central avenue this morning
subsidized somewhat than the people in the neix1s-
borhood OF Fifteenth and Elm streets were aroused
from their slumbers by loud cries Of "Watchi-
Murder etc.
!. Another cutting affair had occurred. The vie
Fifteenth street. west of Elm. He is n msrs;ss
man and about forty-seven years old He has ser.
eral handS IN MS employ, among them a sias7n
man OF lhlrty-tiye years named William Bub.
He Is OF small stature, with black mustacbe nnA
hair. About midnight Bub, who rooms in faso
house, came to the bakery in fearfully intoxS-
Gated condition, and going to the trough in which
wa was tne dough for to-day's supply of '.pretzeiS.
he attempted to mix in it a lot of ground coffee,
Mrs. Bell came in at this time and ordered IND,
to desist and 60 to bed. saying he was too dr1,rk
to do any work. Bub obeyed her and yent n
sieep.
About O'Clock this morning Mrs Bell told e,s
vi 'iie pakeT hands to call Bub. The latter gpt
at a safe. ~ ~""'s'3
, A quarrel ensued, and finally Bub got bebjpa
BEL Be1i ana pulling outa large dirk knife stabbed
sh+ Sei IN tne small OF the back, at the same time
shou'llg out, There, you got it, you son Of
a.. He then threw down the knife. and whi,s
Bell fell to the floor made for the door The fcrs
man, VIM. SelpeL and hand named Spatz. a
tempted to hold Bub, who had on neither coat ocv
hat. ~ s~
Ihe man, however, eluded their grasp. nm
down street. and although followed escanesi
There was no police in sight
Dr. Bruckner was at once called in tn atter0 I'm
Bell. He probed the wound and found thnt i'm
blade had penetrated the right lung. The man =
the same time mplained of terrible pains ia ti,n
slue s and OF shortness of breath. He is evidently
bleeding badly internally. The physician puS-
nounced Bells condition a critical one.
Bell was quarrelsome man, he having sesvea
thirty days in the Work-house for abusing his Win
on September 10th of last year.
The police did not get wind of the cuttjpr .s,..r
untll l0 O'Clock to-day, and then they began n
search for Bub, which, up to our time of going d
press proved futile.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27
Louisville Locals.

Special to the Star
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 27.-Yesterday Captain
w. NJ. Adair, a Deputy U. s. Marshal, and
John Wyatt, an Ex-Deputy, created much
excitement in the Custom-house by chasing
each other around the building with pis-
tolls.
They refrained from shooting, however,
and the Grand Jury promptly indicted
Wyatt for his attack on Adair. 1t is
thought the men will meet to-day and our
streets flow with gore.
A firm named Marks & Co., of Cincin-
natl, said to be bogus secured shipment
of $3.50 worth of whetstones from Frank
Dishman, of New Albany, and called for
more on q three days draft.
Kinney Bailey, notorious character. es-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27
SORROWS OF SAILORS.
Schooner Wrecked Off Barnegat-
Norwegian Bark Lost - Sea men


DfOWheOs
National Associated Press to the Star.
BARNEGAT, N. j., Feb. 27.-The schooner
David H. Falk came ashore six miles south
| OF this station, during heavy gale, and
commenced to break up rapidly.
Her matches and other pieces of her deck
furniture and woman's clothes were
| picked up near here as early as II a. m.
Her crew of eleven including women and
| children, took refuge in the rigging.
The crew of Station No. 18 rigged up a
| breeches buoy, in which one man and a
young child were brought ashore. but in
such an exhausted condition that no fur
ther particulars could be obtained from
them.
The crew of Station No. II started to the
wreck at p. m. and have not yet returned.
The crew of Station No. II arrived at the
wreck and four of the vessels crew were
landed in dying and almost hopeless con.
dition, making the number of saved six.
Two, while being drawn ashore in the
oreeches buoy, were drowned, the line
breaking. The Captains wife is dead in
the rigging One man was washed over
board at II noon. and the rest are supposed
to be in dying condition, if still on board
The surf boat was tried twice without sue
cess, and the Keeper of Station No. 10 was
thrown overheard and badly hurt.
LATER.
BARNEGAT, N. Y, Feb. PIP M.-The
crew of Station No. 10 boarded the wreck
in surf boat and just brought the bodies
OF Captain J.. L. Sawyer, and his wife, Ida
Sawyer, ashore. The rest supposed to have
been aboard and the two i'll the breeches
buoy were washed away during the night.
Two bodies have been found near Barnegat
Station, and one is still missing. The names
of the three drowned seamen are Henry
Johnson, Frank June and Richard Gordon.
The saved are First Mate Francis Peterson,
Second Mate Emanuel Clausen, cook Ed
win Portlock, seamen Alfred Cochran and
Louis Everett, and the two-year-old child,
Geneva Sawyer. The vessel has broken in
two and nothing can be saved.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-The Pioneer Steam
ship Zeal, Captain Court. arrived here yes
terday and brings intelligence of the drown
ing of the first and second mates of the Zeal,
and the rescue of a crew of twelve men from
the Norwegian bark King Harold, from Bal
timore, for Drogheda. The Harold had a
cargo of corn, worth $11 900.
Captain Court of the Zeal, encountered
very heavy weather February 1st and dur
ing the storm J. w. Firth, first mate, aged
forty-nine, of Liverpool, and L. w. Par
fridge, second mate, of Salcombe, England,
were swept overheard and drowned