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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,

One hundred (lO0 pieces Of new styles beautif,ii
Spring Press Goods just received.
Immense assortment of Dress Goods suitable lot
trimming.
Figured Linen Lawns only l5c., worth 2bc
Three hundred $500 pieces beautiful Fiyuref
Lawns Z. 10, u, l5c.
Colored Twilled Silks, splendid quality, only 5sc
worth 81. '
Excellent quality Cloth for boys wear 81, 50. q
and 7kc.
Nottingham Lace for curtains Gmmense assert
mentD, 12b3c up TO 81.
Cnlored and Black Cashmeres, pure wool Dc
Beautiful French Lawns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

IROE BITTERs AND CURATIVE
For sale by STOTT b CROMWELL 4s5 Penney
'ania avenue wholesale and retail, and by all Drug
ists. dec24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

IHE TURKS hate John Bull but they Ike DIR.
Bulls Cough syrup as the best remedy they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

Are You COstive!
If so be careful OF disease. Avoid il by taking
QHfih'S I'}Sh Ti5n, Price IS cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

To THOSE wishing a nice residence OF medium
size and central location. and upon very easy
terms, attention IS called TO the advertisement
or trustees sale or the thTee-stOry brick dwell
ing house No 905 q St, with brick stable at
tached. which takes place Monday, April 18th
al o'clock p. m. sale peremptOFy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.

CEASONABLE SPRING GOODS.
BYRN'S HATH STREET SHOE STORE,
BYRN'S 14TH STREET SHOE STORE,
BYRN'S l4TH STREET SHOE STORE,
Two Doors below Corcoran Street
Two Doors below Corcorau Street.
Two Doors below Corcoran Street. m26
VNHE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
Il Consists of the immense stock of BOOTS and
SHOES of the latest SDri ny Styles, now on exhibit
ton and sale at the great
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
The remarkable low prices that rule at this estab
fshInent are not only surprise to our purchasers
but to the manufacturers of the goods themselves.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Ladies, Fine Kid, French Heel, Box-toe, from
Ladies Pebble Goat. French Heel, Boxtoe. from
81 up.
ladies' Cloth Top. Button Boots, from ST. rs up.
LADIES' Fox Button Boots, from 81. % up.
Ladies Fox Caters (Lace), from IS cents up.
Ladies' Kid Slippers, from SO cents up.
Ladies Newport Ties from 81 up.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Gents Hand-stitched, Calf Caters, from 81 Is up.
Gents Dress, Congress Caters, from 81 up.
Cent? English Walking Shoes. from 81 Is mp:
Gents Fine Caf Boots, Warranted, from g.. 25 IN.
ters-a Specially.
Special Notice-A Box of Backing Given to every
Customer whose Purchase Amounts to So.
GREAT BOSTON SHOE HOUSE,
Sign of the Red Flag,
NEAR NATIONAL HOTEL.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD.
mar26 -3m PrODrietOr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

SUIT FOB DAMAGEs--To-day, Mr.. f. Totten
ior A. Ii. Herr entered suit against John A. Bar
Der. =. a. Darneille and IL u. Dodge reciting
that In 1876. in suit wherein these parties
were defendants and ;. Strong plaintiff he az
request OF defendants went on their appeal
Uoho tothe supreme Court OF the L uited States
that In said case the Judgment wac annrnvec
IN OctoDer, 1879, and plaintiff became bound for
me payment OF fees due the clerks-fl36 Ia
wien tne defendants did not pay and have not
refunded and plaintiff was ohiidSed IN nov tho
same, ana ne therefore claims s5lfl damaoss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

DEL's CORN SOLVENT, Bed Bug Extermin..
Camphor, Vie de Meyers Ostarrh Cure. Sosns1a
Rerf1meriee, Oombs. Brushes. &c. For sSIs 81
0s0H'H' MAr29-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

NOVELTIES are constantly being added to our
already large assortment Ia boys and children'S
wear. and shoppers Will always md something
new and stylish. Inspection at all times Soli-
cited and the same attention is shown whet her
purchasing or not A. Saks & Co.. BIO 1th 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET-Sold by r. A. Col
den, agent.-3,50o shad from sla 10 SIS per 1oO
5000 behring's from s. to $40 per l 900: 800
punches rock and perch, from 10 to 40 cents per
bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

SILbs. BUNTING>, &C.
Black SIT Ks. from 75c te 81.
Colorcd FILMS and STRIPED SILKS.
All Wool RUSTINtiS. Is and soc
Black CASHNERES Al a nRAP DIES.
Black TAAISE and HENRIETTA CLOTH
Colored DRESS GOODS
SEEhSUCkER and Msdras GINGHAMS.
uoSiERl. GLOW RS, fERC AIES, PRINTS, &,
PARASClS and sun UMBRELLAS.
WIN. IL. RILEY.
RILEY BUILDING.
ap3-6t Garner ath aud n 81.
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DRY GOODS.

RLACK GOODS.
IN" $50 Ia s'oek evtrythinv l. no worn durlnN-
pr,r@s' from the BEST HiAi.ufs sturerS At clos,
New
SH0ODA CLOTHS
CAHEI'S HAIR CIOTUS
FRENCH DFBFGhS
FRENCH BUSTINas
PARAsoLS AND sun UMBRFr Us siLhs'
Mo AND llsIE GLOVES
TYLER & CHEWING,
Oste CLERKS with Perry BroD
aps 81s 9TH street NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09

SUIT FOR StANDER.-To-day in Circuit Court
(No. y, Judge Macarthur, the case of Collins
agt. Niehmann, action for SANDER. was COM
menced. The plaintiff charges that defendant
said OF and concerning him "YOu are thief
and were run out OF Market &c, and Vieh-
mann testified that Collins told him that he was
too mean TO get his hair cut and he would pay
for IL being done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-09
sIl Market Space.

SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS
- GOODS.
We are daily opening stock Of Spring snd
Summer DRESS GOODS. comprising al the new
fabrics for the season. Attention Of purchasers In
specially called TO the following Just opened Printed
Linen Lawns and Cambrics, Foreign and Domestic
Percales. Zephyr Ginghams in plaids and stripes
French Buntngs in all the new colors, Damasse
Silks in new designs, Black and Colored Cames'
Hairs, Black and Oolored Grenadip.. In grea.
variety,
An inspection OF our stock Is solicited
N00E BROTHER & CO.,
mars 1898 r st m IT.. near Fhhitf House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
TIE COURTS.

LOCKING UP HIS AUNT AS A DRUNKARD.
James Williams, n surveyor and civil engi-
nccr was placed o. trial yesterday in the Court OF Gen
cra SESSIONS before Judge lIerscrye. ON charge OF
perjury lie Is jointly indicted with his wife, but Mrs
Wilialn5 Il c0nfncd bed through illness that II be-
came necessary TO try Williams alone Assistant Dis
trct Attorney Rollins appeared for the prosecution and
William r.. spooner defended the prisoner The indct
ment charged the Williams with having falsely sworn
that Mrs Delta Little hdbual drunkar!, thereby
occurring her imprisonment Blackwell's Island for SIX
months.
Mrs. Little sxy-seven years OF age and she told her
long story, which has been published frcm tme to
time IA this matter mp In the police courswlthout
faltcring. williams Is her nephew, who brought
her from san FrnnciscO TO New-YOrk when
tho was i'll in May, 1873. She had then about
81 900 IN property which, she says, h. got away from her
by inducing her 70 sign paper OF which she did not
know the contents Then both Williams and his wife
abused her drcadfully. One day she put in car
rapo 10 go 70 the Aquarium, bnt instead locked up
I'm tho Ioabs ns vagraDt and, without examination,
was sent % BackwclpS Island for five months. When
tho house She said that she drank
Mrs Martini Hathaway who had once occupied the
upper portion OF Wiliams house, for one month.
Catherine Hurley, who lived next door. and Agnes
lewis tho wahwOman, testified that they had seen ME-
Little of en- tut that they had her when III
Tic trial will DO continued to-day,
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t,ALENnARs THIs DAY.

stPRENE J-Conrt openS az a.
1890 Calendar called at II mNos 10 81 90
27S 2sS 2s 2s3 49, 29 203 295 207 1913 299 SOo SOl
GENERAL IENi-Davs p. j., and barrett anu DanieS
opens At 1890 m-NOs u, o. % - Ap o. 81
e. 81 ~ POL $780, 1885, 1885, 1879 w. Ioo Ao' A"0 A"A'
SPECIAL TRRM-Beach J.-Court az 1890 n5daT
Nos $40, $50, 397 lob 0oS ooS o1H oi9'
3I $780, 824 $780, 627 $780, GAL 642 647 $40 9oo ooS
CiRCUr-PART I-DOnOhue JCourI opens az AVSO , ,de
Short Nos. $780, &467 1925, 2017276S 2SeS2'So
PART liz Van Worst J.-Cour opens at 1890 NJ Short
CansesNOs 30Sl 2774 $685. 1924, 32OS 3Olo 31f' fO'
PAIR IiioPoter, J-Court opens at 1890 a.. NJ Snort
1928 2Z7G, 2277 26l9, $685. SO2S 2s'O SZzo
PISA. -. ,,.., ...,, 1,,o ~
SPECIAL TRRN-Speir JCOurt opens &C 10 B. M Caebdar
called az IL A. m.--NO day calendar. -.
TERM-PARTs l. II and IlI-Adoarned LOT inc ter
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TEaM--Adlourned sine die.
SPECIAL TERM-J 4. DAILY. J.-COurt opens ~ II r. m'-
EQUITY TERsf-Adiourred for the term.
TRIAL TERb-PARr I-AdjOurned Tor the term. -
PART Ven Brunt g1Gonrt opens at II d mJ 5Ss9
2lgl 24D3 2497 2408 1853 1852 1892 1871, 1872 I047
MARINE COURT TRIAL TERMPARr l-McAdam. j., IN Com:
Pleas Court Part Geur opens at 20 a. na s9
aga 1862 4siO 1851 1882 1855 1910 1907 429l 497l.
II-Shertdau, j. in Part II Of the SuDer0r C0nrt
COurt opens at 10 a. m.Short Causes-NoS 459o 4o'l,
PAIr IfI--nawes j. In Superior Court, Part 1lICo9rt
at 10 .mShort Causes-Nos 1929 49O7 46s24ooo
GENERAL sEssoxs-PART -Glderseeye, 1.-The PeopleaGt
William r. Hence homicide Charles Sherman william Wes-
tcrman, Edward f. Benedict, grand larceny; william NC
Carhy James Murray burglary; Michele Ayerss0 feonous
assault and battery George Morrss grand larceny Alfred
Beo; false pretences james E Williams perjury 'contin'
uedD. ,,,, o, g..
pcry AdOph Asher ielOniOns and battery Edward
Martin petlt larceny; Harry Burns. excise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
THE FIRE RECORD.
HEAVY LOSS IN BROOKLYN.
EXTENSIVE FIRE At HE RIVER ERoNT-LossEs OF

EXTENSIVE FIRE At HE RIVER ERoNT-LOsSEs OF
NEARLY 100000
Flames we're discovered early last night in
the row OF buildings I'm JOhnst, between Pearl and Jay
s,s Brrokyn, occupied by number OF manufacturers
The fire spread very rapidly, and in n short time
the whole block was mass OF flames. Three
alarms were sounded, hut before the hrcmen
arrived the fire was beyond control. There were i've
brick buildings the row. each four stories in height
The rear of the building faced the East River While
the fire was burning hercely some sparks fell
on the sails Of schooner at the pier
behind the building. The sails burned rapidly
and the vessel for time In great danger. WPile
the schooner was being owcd into tic stream one OF the
sailors cmed the mast which held the burning sails and
WAS WATCHED bv many persons along the shore. In his
effort 10 smoother the fire he lost his balance aud fell
10 the deck OF the vessel sustaining severe injuries
The total loss by the fire was nearly S2OO'ooo' Inc
building at John and Jay-ss. aud the two top floors OF
the other buildings were occupied by ~ C. Kechy
& Clark copper manufacturers. They had large
stock OF goods on hand and it is thought their
los, reaches $4,000. The insurance could not be
ascertaincd ,as. night but II thought the loss was
covered by Insurance. IDe central DullnR
was occupied by J. II. Dyckman q packing box manu-
facurcr aud his loss IL estimated NJ S25,OOO, when Is
believed to be fully covered by Insurance.
The Other lofts were used by John
D. Prince & Co.. paint manufacturers, loss about $1,000;
George =. Carson, SOAP manufacturer loss 600 hd
Il. H. Barnes kept coal yard adjoining the burned
buildings aud he VIII sustain u loss OF Sl,OOO.
The buildings owned ~ the Mitchell estate ana
arc almost completely DESTROYED IL ls estimated that
the luss on the buildings Is SSJOO0 .
The Orgiu NJ tlc fire II unknown, nut II IL thouGht
began the shaving ioomO tho packing box Factory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
DEClSIONS-MAY 27.

Suprrme Court Chambcrs-BY Judge Lawrence
Gilman CatOSec memorandum. Alexander aRt Alex.
auder4ee memorandum. Shields agt GlassSee mcmOTn.
Howe agt Oiel-Mouon granted TO tho eXont speci
in the order. Munger aRt. Munger-See memorandum
BOylan BOyan-ScO memorandum. Kesslar kess.
a-See memorandum. III the matter OF LOwenstein-MO
Ia granted In tho matter OF AndTeWs
see In the matter Of ArnodMoton 10 vacate
IL grented Robson Sage.-EIpRnatiOn
sired the matter Of ugbesIn the matter OF Bradum
In matter OF COhnfedIn the matter Of Hardin tho
ted-see Memorandum in matter OF Andrews Edward agt.
rtu-rFuatees OF Fund eteProtesant Episcopal
aRt DAMN the matter OF Boyd-MouOns granted ERWIN
AIT. the oregon hallway and Navigation Compauy.-Order
granted.
By Judge DJnohhe--In tho matter Of Martin-sincd as
claimed by the receiver Meyer OF al ag, Hardy
stand AZ entered
~ Jnage Danels-Remp agt DlckensOn.-order granted
eeidl TsFHs-Ry Judge Boaeh.-ROgers and another nRt
Harris etsls-RmdingB and decree signed.
BT judge Van VOrst-FeisohhRuer agt. Guggenhem-
derod on hle.
Supcrtog Oollyi--Specidl Term-Bv Judge Curtis
Darcy agL Patton et al..-Judgment for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
A FOOLS ERRAND.

From Maine TO Texas he new
mode Of ssIatatlen has come to bot
" Have you read that book ~ a1Wksf
book 2" ''The enc written by sOno
Of the Fools and dedicated q ssther
members Of the family; Teu must
get that; everybody Is reading ftp,
Your best friend suggests Il a. tie
NEST enjoyable thing he knows, the
chance acquaintance and the stranger
refer to it at enee % the uppernest
topic. Fer months the neWspapsr
correspondent has dipped bis ainhle
pen into every possible item Of gossip
about the author and his book. The.
great dailies devoted tive, three and
four columns to extracts from Il and
comments on its power and popular
lily. 1t even aroused the sober menth-
lies and quarterlies. The 'Interna-
tiOnal Review" Says y z s,..@,
y is intensely !ssiinS 4 vivid
tSre as indeed rroSsby material picturesque
and so terrible has ever been offered BY society With
which English writer's have dealt"
1t is only about once in a genera
ton that a book appears which is at
once and universally accepted as q
marked element In life and literature.
About thirty years ago Mrs. Stoves
"UnCle Toms Cabin" aroused the
world with indignation ever the
wrongs Of o race. And now this
other book, "a FOOLS ERRAND,"
by One Of the Fools, which has seized
upon the popular imagination, and
for six solid months has been running
through edition after edition as fast
as It could be printed.
1t is the marked book Of this
generation.
So great has been the demand for II that
the publishers have had duplicate sets OF
plates made, and now 1t Is kept printing
simultaneously in New-York and In Boston,
The public verdict confirms Tho Cincin-
natl Commercials remark of last kovem.
Der: .s ,,-...a
"Itis a thrilling book indeed"
Sold at all bookstores, and at the Metr. Ele-
vated RR Necs Stands. Price One Dollar.
FORDs, HOWARD g. HUBERT.
p PARKPLACE NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
OBITGARY.
ANDREW FiNDLAY. JR.

The death of Andrew Findny, jr., was an
nouuced yesterday at stock Exchange. Mr. Flndlay
was on the floor Wednesday, but on reaching his home
ri Madison-aye and Thirlyihi?st. about o'clock, he
complained oil not feeling we'll He died 10 an early
hour yesterday morning. Hi'dcah Is supposed to have
Icon duo 10 some disease OF the heart lie had no chill
tr.u bts wife survives him Although only thlry-nine
y,lre old Mr. T. nd'ny md becu member OF the stock
onh rst,nc, For several years connected with
Uuderh Haven Co.. tut for the last eight or niue
yrnrs he Ind been alone In bi uCsI. lie native OF
Nrv-York The funeral Will take place tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock at Dr. Believes church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28

By Judge speir-Atwood aK Crosby Order q diaccnn1
abee Derhg HRt Lee a0rder granting vlzS
extra allowance. KorneE ag UnaeEakn s,i 40
proved Gruber act. Gruber Order tor 1pS,ns
agt ConnerUndertang apgroye6 adnoe 80 IN me
matter Parker aorder granted Townsend se ahes
al Reference ordered McWiams et al arr the annat
tan Mercante Assoclaon Order denvlnR motion Bsi5nap
agt Posk-Order ented ard undertaking appIotea
side aRt GoslnR CRUDE ag Grube Manohald aGt fIatt
starn agt Kelly Whitaker ag SadDer Baldwin agt hea
don CODnOr agL Walsh Funk aRt WhhaTna-OrherS
granted. n MI,
Waters aQ rawfordSee memorandum. In 70 Application
Cooper Application denied Baldwin agt Baldwin et al
Costs allowed defendant George BALDWIN m iavor
plaintiff allowance; costs to codefendan sanDger
agt SaliUger-MoOn dissolve injunction denied NO
GruDing agt. Gruning Application denied IN 70
application Of Ritter. etcSee memorandum ~
Motion granted no costs opinion McCoskey agt s'e"
art.-See memorandum A.. o.,
Murine Court & Chambers-Bv Chief: Justice Shea;
Levy ngt Hoffman,: dismissed WIFI GoIS AZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of disc inuance. Seeey agt Pardee.-
Order Of substitution Reilly agL Ess Knkel aRt huIley
Reilly act Calaehan Rice agt. Gesnor; Blesacker sg
Decker Israel agt the BOwory Savings Bank Davis nx
Dunlap Segal agt ProDD SOmmereich aRt Jackson hyes
sgt Martin; Hall agt siGer Brock agt v Nel'-OIue'
signed. 49,, IL 49,.
Trial Term-Part ELE-By Judge Hawes.-Reily agt KAN
berger Motion denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
LOSS OF A SWEDISH BARK.

Captain Losman and twelve seamen, the crew
on the Havana steamship Santiago de Cuba Which
arrived at this port yesterday The Genthoid
cargo of corn On May 49, terrific hurricane
was experienced. and on the evening of the I'm
she struck on ColerGdos Keel near the dslald o.,
reaching Rio Blanco, on the west end of Cuba.
The Centhoid was comparatively new vessel,
and was owned in GOttcnbuIg, Sweden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
CIVIL NOTES.

BY an order of Justice Lawrence, signed
Yesterday John Clapp, Jr, removed from his posi-
non aa executor and trustee under the will of the late
John Capp aud Edward Schell was appointed IN his
place.
Justice Lawrence, in Chambers, yesterday
granted motion for the appointment OF referee TO
take tho testimony OF Richard A. Lounsbery In the
proceedings OF jay Gould have John Mcpherson and
others eniolned from continuing actions winch they
have begun against HIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
IN MAIDEN LANE.

A fire was discovered Mt o'clock, last even
ing az No. ~ Maiden Lane IN carpenter shop on the
ton floor George Wasbburn the owner, n few moments
before had lett boy to lock the place. and 1t sup
poscd that he had thrown o burning match upon the
floor infer lighting a cigarette. The 1rst and second
npors Ncrc occupied by cigar store ana printing
Office The total damage by fire aud water ~ about
50 800 The printing Uitcc was insured Inc DuIulnB
Is owned by exAldcrman Farley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
RAPID TRANSIT IN sECoND.AvENUE.

The work of extending the Second Avenue
is rapidly advancing The. iron superstructurc
is erected as far as, 0ne-hundred- and-twenty-
iifth-st and the track is now laid to Ninety
been decided are those at Onc-hnndred. and
eieventh-st., and at Eighty-sixthst., The Eighty
sxth-st station is about completed, and it is eX-
Dected will be ready for use on June L. The
Foundation of the 0ne-hundred and eleVenth-st"
station is laid and is now ready TO receive the
girlers IL is thought that trains will run through
to Eighty-sixth-st some day next week, but the
date has not yet been determined. 4 tram VIII DC
placed within few days on the Thlrty-tourth-st
branch which was finished some time ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28

They were looking at the hippOpOtamus at
the Aquarium Said abe { >" Augustus dear. did you
say that wSS q horsei" Yes, dGokis. did river
something OF that sorts" "oh, NOT that's the only
pretty, Is he q Well no. not very but DO you know no
reminds mo Of you sometimes, Augustus dear -" How,
denrsS When he shuts hiA eyes and drifts into thoae
when he yawna.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
Tic trial will DO continued to-day,
TRYING no DEFEAr MAJOR HARROLD.

IhltNU ~ DEF IA AlAJON AltA'NhCiIA''
A motion was made before Judge Pratt
yesterday, IN Brooklyn FOR new trial in tie suit Of
Major Harold against tho New-YOrk Elevated Railroad
Company IN which he got verdict for $50 600. Dudley
Field stated h7t when Benjamin f. Webb called as
iuryman John y. Weber responded and took his seat.
Wuen the fuzzy returned with the verdict the
discovered. lection made at the time but IL was
0Verrued Mr.. Field cited several cases to show that
life error yitAtCd the verdict John I'll. Bergen argued
Tor the company that the damages were excessive EX-
Judge Daily and Chauncey Shlfer replied aud decision
Wns reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

g, 49,. TTo,el-- General John 3. Gordon, OF
ceoEg,S Wyador Ho,Isr J. cOpley, OF England n
81 Rieaolaso- Commander Thomas " senrdR IN
Edwin Putnam, u. s. NJ. Hotel e. M a Nag.
neF Of BOstop Denfs Hotel The lssV NJ -
MEN on baltimore .BTCvoor House-W' l. "@'0i'' Va
pal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
MARINE LNTELLLGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ABB Sun 7:22 Clock slow. Pm 099
Moon Moon sOuths. 400 Moons age, days,l9
HIaH WATER TO.DAY-A. W.
Sandy HOOK 1ll5 GOV Island 1l43 Hell Gate... l:OO
HjI WATER To-DAY-P. n "a
Hook Hal Gov Island He'll OaIe 1'oz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
IOIIN MURPHY.

BALTIMORE, May 27.-John Murphy, the
wclhnown pri and publisher. died this afternoon
Of paralysis OF the heart He sixtycisht years Old
aud WIS native of ireland. lie came 10 the United
states when ten wars 0f age. He learned the printing
trade in PhIadeiphia, aud IN $50 he settled Ia Bd
more where he has resided His house attained
high rank for iaithGdlncss and good work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
ART STUDENTS AT COOPER UNION.

Cooper Institute was brilliantly illuminated last
evening on the occasion OF the twenty-trst annual
reception of the Womans Art Department Abram
s. Hewitt, the secretary, estimated the attendance
at between seven and eight thousand people
founder of the Cooper Union sat upon his air
cushion near the entrance to the art rooms and cor
daily received the visitors. Mrs. Susan N. Carter,
principal of the Art Department, sat beside him.
The statistics of the Art School for Women are as
follows: ooo
Number Of students applied for admittance.
Number of students admitted during the year. 200
Number at close OF term 20
Students In paw class for pottery painting. ~
stndents in pay class for drawing. ..;:.......i3S
to Miss Ii. Revere Johnson /; for portrait drawing,
the first prize $50, to Miss SOPHIE v Bendelari for
Harriet c. Foss: for ornamental scroll drawing,
FIRST prizc, $40, to Miss Clara F. Huston normal
industrial drawing first prize, 800 to Miss Leonora
$40. was given TO Miss n. l.. u. Watson for original
drawings.