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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
G. BELL ia sssaaw.v--1 .ls 1ssdxay sshm CO,
Uptown Agents Oct 18th and 3oth sisJ Uptown Agents
State has s: .~.y: always drawn ON ON the The
State Stat. has always drawn on h the
-Lentneky state has always drawn the l5th.-
ssA1p Upasn a"s .lwsys drawn q EhI III
l2l5 Broadway. between 29th and 3oth SITS.
DVoRcEs SPEEDILY, WITHOUT PUBLICITY.-IN-
s1ITAoSs free FRHDERIG% Xxi fHiSG awysr
until divorce granted
DIVORCES WITHOUT PUBLIcITYmDEsERTIoN,
Law Agency, q Chatham i. N''0''o
nIvORcEs SPEEDILY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUB
dsser,ion Other saa'es s!rist
LAWYER over 20 years experienced 243 Broadway Take
NR. RIcoRD's ESSENCE OF LIFE PERMANENTLY
nervous debility and d. lost vitality in -four
university place. New YORK
nIsEAsEs OF MEN. NERVOUS DEBILITY BLOOD
Impurities. DIR. DUFF. l54 East 2oth st. Hours,s
nIPLOMATIc ADVICE GIVEN LETTERS WRITTEN
f;Ass M ss SD % s a .H only Ame
mrs DYER & GRINDLE CURE ALL DISEASES
lJbrourh ON by ndiscreticn medical and surgical Re-
ception rooms aud Office. II West 18th St. near 9th
>, 81 MEN 20 YnAR ax
Of Music. Hours . to and 5 to &
EDwlN D. SMITH. NJ. D.. 100 EAST 2oTH ST.
method guaranteed cures we"xnesses nervous debility.
where medicines alone fail
uENRK A. DANIELS. NJ. D..
lll44 Lexington 10Th ST. Hours, to and to7
Attention to gentlemen only.
JAcSgEs d. rSER;sITY B; rS. I.HS DIS
n1unced incnra6e permanently restored to health
~ BY JasKs9S IS S3ssaG Yo sr hANkEss Skah FULTON
NEW YORK, OCT. 4, 1879
SON FFeESH SAGKs9T G9 q s. NsA N
ST. sxD WAs
No. 'sfisiSSED sfGSED J. Mcguire.
WITNESS. = ,1v,xo STATEN isLSSp
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
crAL hhzk As ShA%S AL%A4s SahS
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
Ssssss
EhSARTAX sARSAA Banker and sss.ss sss
LGuis,1S Sasn ssti Losssgy has % s%sy'
Kentueky M o'ts1s. state :. Lotiasy y1 has % always
~ i. NATHAN. .f;s Us and sss broadway.
Y UPTOWN OFFICE
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
Half Ticket. numbered % ,9e5,
WAS sold az the LUCKY OEFiCE .
CAPITAL PRIZE HAS BEEN $40 600
$1,000 DISTRIBUTED ,S57 PRIZES.
LUCKY OFFICE, |. .227 BROADWAY CORN Err 3OTH ST.
b. II. PORTER a. CO., UPTOWN AGENTS.
U KENTUCKY STATE HAS ALWAYS DRAWN ON THE
Nl5th OF each month Capitals $4,000. 5000. $5OOO
and sl other przes also Louisiana always drawn Oco
ber IA CURTIS x CO., 335 9th
II ENTUCKY STATE HAS ALWAYS DRAWN ON THE
N-l5th OF each month Capitals, $15.Ou0 So 200;
gether $67 925 FIELD Il Co. PIP Broadway
7 TITLE HAvANA-GOULD Co. PROPRIETORS.
lCapita Prize always 81 900; has always been de-
cided by Royal Havana, 18th OF the month X. FIELD
CO., Agents. PIP Broadway.
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SPORTING. BOOKMAKING. 81.

At TURF COMMISSION OFFICE, 10 WEST 18th
"A ST. entries received for the jerome Park Races
the Straight Place and Cobina-
ton Books also in attendance the during the
races. EKIDGE co.
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C,OR sALE-poNY, BUSINESS WAGON. HARNESS.
Il $75 Wagons. $p $50 Horse, light Truck. Harness
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PRICE THREE CENTS
HORSES. CARRIAGES. So.

DOR sALE-A SIDEBAR WAGON: ALSO DOG cAhI.
Il excellent ORDER VIII exchange ethos
tor "a top Oh Wagon. Stable 3lT West 10Th st.
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U,OR sALE-BAY SADDLE OR WAGON HORSE. 1873
II high: sound, young and kind; warranted. Call ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
A BLAZE IN THE BOwERY.

The clothing-stOre of Dutton & Rhodes, at
Hestcr-st. and tho Bowcry filed with cnstomcrs
last night at the bour when the Bowery wears It's most
lively saturday evening aspect when the sudden cry OF
Fire .. caused hssty flight of everybody inside and
the gathering OF dense crowds without. From the third
loo- windows smoke and flame burst out, and glance
was sufficient to that large fire was threatened
Eleven engines mastering the strength OF the fire de-
partment OF the district. responded promptly TO tie
summons out by the police. The hremen found
their way the upper stories OF the burning house
barred by locked and bOted doors but having broken
through these, had the flames under control The
goods on the burning floor total loss II was oc
cupied by f. Deutsch q Son ~ tobacco factory ana
binding more than an hour before the fire broke out
The flames had also reached the fourth floor occupied
by Morris O. Bricn az manuactory OF upholstery trim
mings and had done slight damage. On the second
floor X. j.. Roph's branch or the Peter Cooper Glue
Factory damaged by water alone
But the chief IL Jury done To tho dealers whose
store on ground floor filed with stock Of ready
made piece goods valued at from $4,000 10
$50 900. Most OF tbs DESTROYED by the water that
literally flooded the The firm had hccn doing
brisk business and though well insured heavy loss Is
suffered.
& son, tobacco. -. 900, insured III. ID. ROlph & Coz
Clues, ~. 800; Norris O'Bren upholstery trimming
$500 Tue building, the property OF the Astor estate
was damaged probably $1,000. The Losses are all III
surcd The building Il ye stories high and has front
OF fifty feet the BOweTy. occupying Nos 10 ana w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
LARGE LANDED INTERESTS AT STAKE.

A suit which involves tho title to nearly
100 acres OF land In Keancy Township has been begun
in the Court OF Chancery In Nowark on the petition Of
William ". Hoyt and his wife Helen, OF Diamond
soriuge Edorado County, Cal. The lands comprise
what was originally contained 10 tracs, the
tate OF Abraham Tuers of Harrison Township. died
iutestste about March 1850. lie had heirs,
of whom a son, Abraham Tuers removed to California
in 1882 and died there March 30 1877. Previous his
death and being indebted 10 William W. Hoyt he
ecuted deed to the latter conveying to him all bis
rights and title in the estate OF his deceased father
Now Jersey. The petitioners ever that In 1862 William
1lers procured division Of the lands by the Orpna
Govt OF Hudson County, and that It was falsely repre-
scented 10 the Court that Abraham Tuers dead and
maj his children entitled TO his estate and the PEE
oners ask that the proceedings OF the Court DO made
null and void and that new Partition be ordered IN
that the lands be sold and the therefIom
eouitaDy divided The various portions of the estatc
have been conveyed times through different per-
sons OF Is now In possession OF the Newark
Land Company, besides which there thirty-two de
PENDANTS In all the suit. Most OF the property
proved and has enhanced very largely In value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
MISTAKEN FOR ANOTHER MAN.

INVESTIGATING 1HR KILLING OF MICHAEL BOWEN
TIE SUPPOSED AssAILANT NOT HELD.
Coroner Flanagan presided at the inquest yester-
day in the case of Mrnael Bowen who stabbed
on December l, AZ airst-avo. and Twenty fourth
ST.. by man named John Connolly, and died on De
ccnbcr 20. On the same day Connolly was arrested
at Isaac Dohlmans stable in East Twenty
fonrth-st Officer Nathan Il. Sherwood. Of the
Eighteenth Precinct, told the story of the assault
IA related 10 him on the night when it WAS COM
ynitted and of BOwcns failure TO identify Connolly
"a his assaIlant. He and Officer Gramm arrested
Connolly. who admitted that he had been present
when the s;abbing was done, but denied having
done il himself.
Patrick Harse of No. 40I First-ave., was return
ing home from a wake on the morning IN question,
and hurled stone down the street TO see how
far he could throw it, Immediately Bowen and a
To fight, the stranger apparently believing
that Bowen had thrown the stone at him.
The stranger ran into a hall and Bowen
followed lin, but soon came out saying
that the stranger had stabbed him. Shortly after
a man came out whom lie then recognized as Con-
molly differently dressed lie though the latter had
had time 10 change his clothes lie came out OF the
hall accompanied by Il woman. Harscy thought that
he was the same man because, when he seiZed him,
be asked: Are you not the same man who threw
a stone at me Y
Tho testimony of Herman Van Cook, of No. 313
Fast Twenty fourth ST. dwelt Oh the correctness of
Mr. Harsey's statement. de saw Connolly come ont
alone: Brown could not identify him IA the man
who stabbed him. lie knew that there were other
boardeIs in the house whence Le came who wore
such clothes as the stranger who was seen coming
out 10y Mr.. Harsey had on.
The Jury found q verdict OF death from injur1Ra
received at the hands Of person or persons un-
known" aud Connolly was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
THE FIFE RECORD.


The tinware factory Of EnOch ketchum x
CO.. at south Second aud Twefhsis., Brooklyn. r. H.,
was burned early yesterday morning. II IL supposed TO
have taken fire from paper stove In tho packing
room on the frst floor of OF the buildings. In his
alarm the watohnau without making an effort to eXtlI-
gui ii the fire. ran the cngne-Aousa IN Schoes-st
The flames were by bcll-ringer IN the Sixteenth
Ward watch-iower aud general alarm was sent out.
THIS wac followed by Others and twelve out OF the
eighteen engines Of The city appeared nj the scene
Truck No. driven at such speed that one OF the
horses dropped dead az stepped at the fire.
Tie buildings on fire we've Of bgick, five stories in
height forming three sides Of "a hollow square. The
front on South second-s 175 fee: long The estab
..shmout IS one of lie oldest IN the country, aud
has been burned several times Plain and
fancy uuTarc and iron and zinc were
mace IL. and large amount OF STOCK
Wa, on hand. Before Tie temen arrived the nanics nau
almost cnvc,Oprd the buildings OnlYa small portion
including turnug-shcp and pross-roo, IN separate
structure, were saved
Al O'Clock he wall 1T the south side fell upon the
binding Brooklyn Wire Works, At No 90 Twelfth
ST.; fcmcn upon the roof narrowly escaped AZ o. III
eCyerul The engines dismissed, no fuIthor
danger was apprchenGcd. The losses estimated at
$40 goo upon stock, $4,000 upon machinery ana
$4,000 upon tho buildings OF the tnware factory
making a total OF sl35 900 The insurance u Is stated
amounts to 81 10000 The loss 10 the wire factory
beor gng TO T. G.. Richardson, = placed al $4,000
with ~ coo Insurance in the PbGniX aud Kings County
Companies. The Interviewing machines and STOCK are
ruined. .
Tuc members Of the firm Of Ketchum & Co.. Including
Enoch Kctchnm. George ". Ketchum, i. W. Ketchuin,
Immediately rebuilding. They employed between 800
and 400 aud boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
POLICEMAN MOHR,s BLOW.

Officer John Mohr of the Seventh Precinct,
who is accused causing the death OF John sattery of
No. 1Ol Madson-st the night OF December 10, when
the latter was intoxicated before coroners Jury
Yesterday He WAS arrested on the Sunday after Mohr
had been taken the Chambers Street Hospital where
he died, on the evidence of George r. Gee. who told
Captain Petty that he had the officer strike the
blow that Knocked slattery down. Gee testified yeser
day that as coming through Madisonst he heard
AN officer ask man who was leaning against post
where he lived and receiving no answer to repeated
questions threatened TO punch all his teeth down his
throat" Finally he the officer strike the man twioo
ia the face; the man FELL aud the Dystanders cried
shame |" He tried to ascertain the officers number
while he was taxing the whom he had struck the
station in IA ha ad-cart but failed He could not identify
Mohr when lie saw him at the police station
william Foley. OF No. % Henry-et. who was walking
with Ofncer Mohr when he satiery. sad that the
officer crossed the street and spoke to sattery who
ped impudenry. Tho oscer slapped him In the 10 &C
With his glove and slattery fell Between the slap and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
RoBBING BAGGAGE VANS.

Patrick Burke aud Mrs. Auna j. Lynch, who were
arrested on Friday night at jersey City. on
charge of being concerned in the robbery of the
baggage-vans of the Pennsylvania Railroad aud
Dodds Express Company, were yesterday
remandud by Judge Davis. of that city.
to await an examination. In the apart
ments Of Mrs Lynch at No. 355 First
ST.. was found large number of pawn tickets
Burke has confessed that he robbed the baggage
vans while they were being brought 10 this city
from Jersey City on the ferry boats, and gave the
stolen property 70 Mrs. Lynch. who pawned what
che did not care to use herself.
Mrs. Lyneh's husband left her on account of her
alleged intimacy with Burke aud he was the person
who first directed the Suspicion Of Special Officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28

Str CITY Of Para Carpenter Rio Janeiro Dec g. Bahia
Pernambuco 10 Para TO- and 81 Thomas 81 to Mallory
str Bell West We 70 old Dominion Co
.beoare HGipheTs Leses De-, 70 OF dominion scO.
BarE avaier of IiyeIpoo Carry smon'' Bay. II.
Bars Jergen GER ReecSmaDn RIO JaDcro 81 days via
Hampton Roads. With coffee TO Chas Spence vessel q
Harr iIcFnei Nor, Freerekscn, MaHPor 80 days With
Barr Low wood OF - John. y Do fntA Antwerp 81
days 10 ballast 10 W, w pafket ~. ~ 70 -, g.,
etc 10 order vessel to 4 fucker < 20. s''
to order, vessel to aenhs@ sovsp Pe9c,inr co. CONGO
ss A Ta o o Poq 70 s sapes
with rom to U order; ' vss 10 abs 0'u'n'S 10 aaF
wITD-sunsetAt sandy HOOK. lighr. W. ha1y. Al city
Island strong. n W; cloudy.
CLEARED.
tBD, Ienkns Hui sanderson & soa LsyerTer Bp Ihomp
ses99d Bremen via s0atsagi9o osTehs co vaasTland
DAM Hesinzeuasn, IIavre Fgnch. Edye co: CITY Of Al
ylnS dRl s 9s =
outerbridge CO.. Ciiy Of san Antonio crowel Calves
New Orleans Bogert Morgan C.y % Austin, stevens.
stevens Chance naltimore via Gambler Rrss ssniI.S
De Cuba Foote ch',c,on. e. euntard 4 Cos CITY q
Philadelphia. WmP Clyde CO. Reynator Doa'e. Whaling
leans clark seaiaaa 0ld Doalnor walTer norfolk. CITY
Wesr Io,nt Va Old Domnloa - t n G Kniyht ch,cbeser'
Georsctow9. u e va AeTancria l. l.oomfjr Neptune.
ships e efSn Br Pelersen Pensacola, FINCH Edre Co;
knight .Io'don GrinSei Miniurn d Co. '''"''
Barss Northern Chief BID BrandeT Kings Road Of orders.
Bailey. spartan CrOsslcy. Arct, PrI James " 81
well 60; Orsola opposite ffian Narcotics, Jas Henry
Rcsttra Mafre Gta PaTascond0 Gibraltar for orders.
Brnbam. BOyesen, Pickering rO igDstnO y ira Lava
nei0 Corr for orders Benham noyrsen Pickering & 20.
Fruso johnson Falmouth orders, Punch.
O.; Marco geri. schoz. Breme1 Hermann kOoD 60;
Refa (Ger ssch. Bremen. Punch. fdye Cos sd0n MOP.
Toll alvmnr'h Tor orders. Punch Idye CO saga
fNOr Andersen Bremen Bokmann, Ocrien Z Co Massons
NtI Iynnch Queenstown Falmouth or Plymouth for or.
dcrs A Gunio.
W Holder. Msy. Galveston. Buck & Co
Hattie V. LOwbeIg Port rUaln Miller Houghton.
Carrie l;iOharfsOi arsDn Care II yiicn q LudcTs
& Co. Emerson, Emerson. Mobile. J. y Iiurburt CO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOsn0y Dec 27-str Clrcasap, CAPT Vye f.of Liverpool
Dec % for Baltimore has returned 10 LiyelD
sequence VI defective cylinders.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDOS 27.Sfr Alsaria. from NewIork for This port
hiss passed The Channels az Shifid- -tr kedewaer,
Bremen. str Anne q, from savannah
~ Heval. str cyprus, from New-Drieans.
TAI stis Amc4ltlu, sfOll Dtcan4
Quebec. from Portland.
0rRFNsIOWS Dec 27.Arr str Adralic from NewYork io
Liverpool. -
Wilmington 2ifh inst, frOy, Warsaw Pai0hi 10Th INST
A lace. both for Nes-lOrk; Jane.
10th inst Fr0spcI dsd m NigO. 22d in- GeDifOrc
Franziska. rau. Karsien LanpaaTd 2ith inst Cleopatra
Auguste Belgium oscar RI. 4 SuOnach 25ih inst. En-
Chanress Kda Capt Kingl 2Cth INST Hosea Rich, AlkoE
CBterna g. Ruth AuTora Capt Mcfrman Ocean capt Ia
Taldsenl Fannie SSOled, Good Intent, Hannah Norris
IToT inter ship Neics. n ann, zee Ssgsah Pdgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
HELPING THE SICK AND NEEDY.

The following additional subscriptions 10 the
Hospital Fund from members of the Produce TX
change were acknowledged yesterday sawyer
Wallace g. Co., 800; George d. Puller, Slo -
Oppenheimer Il Co., 50; total, $40.
President Elwell Of the Maritime Association
acknowledges the following additional contrlbu-
tions. Burdctt g. Dennis. so; II. C. Schwab. 50 ;
Funch. Fdve 4 Co., S25 Ihomas Dnnhams
Nephew 4 Co., SO; Wait. Creighton & Morrison
50 Thomas w. Ward. 30 Cornelius Bnys; 10 /;
Vernon II. Brown Il Co.. %25 Benner d flnkhey'
$40; cash. $21 IL total, Tl21 AZ.
The following contributions have heen made for
the ST. Johns Child relief department James H.
Kcenc. $3.50: John r. Deanc, 800; kountzo
brothers, 700; William w. Thompson, $50; John
H. Brown, $50; Keppcr 81 Schwarzman. 800;
Worlhcn & AdTrch $25; from various sources,
&I1 fninl SCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
TILE COUR7.S.
CONVICTED OF FORGERY.
covered.

The trial of Charles Leidner at Newark,
under indictment for forgery concluded yesterday
Considerable Interest had been manifested In the
and the summing up OF tho counsel WAS listened 20 by
large ossemblge. Tho charge OF Judge McCarter was
youmnous and rs tone strongly against the pris
oncr The jury went at o'clock. aud after brief
deliberations returned into Court with verdict of
cutv Nineteen exceptions were taken by counsel for
the defence six OF which were Oyerrucd ms relating 10
questions OF fact, and the Will be carried TO the su
irene Court. In Of an 8cquttal OF Leidner a
austjou the hands of the authorities OF Newark
from the Governor 81 NewYork charges OF forgery
An Indictment had been also found against HIM Hud
son County N j. and charges have been made against
MIN In Florida, and in Atlanta. Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28

the fall somo little time elapsed during which the VIII
ness was looking In another direction ..,.
John Kelly testified that he heard down the street na
man had been struck down by officer, ana. running
up saw some men holding Slattery no. 81.
Office Mohr said In his own defence that nc NET sia,
terry twice on night OF the 10Th the frconn tno
no vas leaning against post MOhr demanded ms res
dence and as the man stared at him with an lliOuc
look tapped him lightly on the cheek win ms r,ovr
slaitery made an attempt 10 himself slipped anu
fell striking his head the ourbstoDe. He had never
seen him before. -, o,, ,.,.,,.o
was on the back Of the head butSn the fortheau re
was an abrasion that might have been ceseu ny DIV
An ATTEMPT to prove that this an ola wouhu l'l'u.
The iury after few Minutes delheration brought N
verdict Of death by fall caused by being sIurh ~
odiccr Jobn Mohr" Mohr was admitted 10 ball ln
80 800 pendng the presentation OF his case 10 the Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
NOTES.

In the Supreme Court in Brooklyn, before
Justice Gilbert, yesterday. suits for mechanics liens
agaiust the New Sea Beach Railroad Com pany
were brought amounting TO s70,5l4 7s Judgment for
ths amount OF the eight plaintiffs, who united
In the one case rendered granting tho defendants
until February 10, 1880. to psyup
John and Edward Brady. arrested some time
ago. charged with being proprietors Of sneit dstl-
lery above Fort Lee the Hudson were yesterday ad-
United to bail in IS 900 each. Patrick Mellcy mslu
swift contractor. and John r. Riley, frocer sud liquor
dealer, all OF Brooklyn, became their b0ndsmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
TWO SMALL FIRES.

At five o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke ont from defective Auo In three story building
n; Nc 80 Forrthst. Brooklyn. owned by William Dick
erson The first floor was occupied by Theodore Dow
dealer in His loss from damage to stock chiefly By
water Is about II 0OO Mrs NJ. C. Woods, who occuped
the Two upper floors and manufactured silhouites
reckoncd her loss $780, aud the damage to the build
ing was 500. All were insured
About $50 yesterday morning fro broke out In tho
cellar Of j. uubermans tve-sOry tinvare factory ut
York and Adams-sis., Brooklyn. IL was soon cXt'n-
glisheJ causing lOss OF 5000 10 stock and $50 on
building; covered by insurance. The cause Is undis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AaRfvtLs

PROMINENT ARRfVAL1
E;nb Arcppc HofcI-Scnnfor Henry w. Blair. OF
New IIampshire Governor Horace Enirbanks o. Yer
mont and Smifh ~ Weed, Pattshnrg n H'ndsor
H0f,i-Ex Cnngr John V Fnrwel OF chicaeot Sir
Franci, ncks Of Montreal and Judge Ranney j. H. Dcse
reux and ox gresham w. IN. Upon. Of ONO mario
poiifan foc-Ev Alexander Caldwell OF kansas
Groud Judge Edward NJ Paxson. Of the supreme
Cont Of Pennsylvania. fstor U0Ue-C0i essonM ~
brarian A. r. sporord Nen York Hoist- neral T. "a
Clingman of North Carolina ~ ydVs U0'ef-The rev
DR. IN IL FaIbarn a. ~. stephens College. GffeB
Bouss-Malor w. VI. TwininQ y. \ a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
GERMANS AND The THIRD TERN.

Sgismund Kaufman, one OF the Lmgia-
lion Conmiss oncr, and president OF the German 30
ccty of the City o. NewYork has issued an address to
German Republicans IN opposition TO third term Tor
General Grant It's arguments not pointed against
the man. hut the reasons which Mr. Kaufman
saws urged or his reflection He concludes: " IL
we must have strong man aud q strong Government
let Bismarck and his iron rule There viii
neither Hypocrisy sci cepfiOn there We shall
kiss the rod that smiles us knowing mat A. In an
fr.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
A SAILOR DROWNED.

Patrick Kenitick, sailor, of No. 20
Chcrryst fell from the ganGway Of the
steamer City Austin, lying at Pier 90 East River last
night lie was rescued by first mate, but died before
an ambulance came.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28

Bowe and Detective Francis to Burke. Yesterday the
officers were engaged In max ing tour OF the pawn
shops and "fencesr of this city and Brooklyn.
IL is alleged that Burke has been robbng the com
pancs for over four years and that the tota value
ct the stolen goods will he $4,000 or T2Vooo
tn-lnorrow. OF on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
rIrNERAI. oE GENERAL KINGsBURY.

The funeral services over the remains of the late
Breyet Brigadier-.ieneral Charles p Kingsbury. Of
the United States Army. were held yesterday at
the Lafayette Avenue Church. in Brooklyn. The
Sroeesslou marched from the house TO the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
MARINE IN7ELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALAANS
PASSENGER ARRIHEp.
SHIP vs..

PORT OF NEw.yoRK.--.....DEc. a.
ARRIVED
sr Tho Queen (Br, Atree Liverpool Dec 10 and Queens
town IL. 10 " Hurst- 49,
str Robnia tBr Newcastle Dec =, with mdse 70
A y Meyer, vessel 70 John seager.