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New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

Ernestne m Henret BordeanI Bepham soyeien:
oerein CO. vittrio ta Ferrsjolo Csa 9 LOT
orders Austin Baldwin Co; Cap SNor Ghris.en.
sen Dantzc etc, FuDch Edge Co.. Annie Troop Ibr
Cork for orders ines Elweli co. MaVis NDI' A"
strong Havre Whitney Co. nm.
Brigs w Henes5eY tBrl Henesseyl fonoe ~, 80
SOM Kauns. Nash Cardenas Talbot q Coz AsenorA
(I|r), Seabury Havana. II Winchester u Co. . ...
schrs Edith B), Baxter, Port Of spain. % straos'
Mary Theall (Br), Odei Sc John. B. sesmmeh bros'
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Feb l3Arr at Bremen Genarth. from sayan
nnh at Copenhagen, str Annie nom Baiumore' sr "'
Bordeaux, str Hathersage. from New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL. FcO l3-AT strs Australia from Noworeah'i
Sirus. from NewYsrk. o, >,x,o.r FROM,
QUEENSTOWN Feb l3-Sailed, str CITY OF Ne"ioRA' "o"
Liverpool for New.Y0rg. - x,.r,,
LoSpoN Feb lS-Saled 9th inst Primayera for New forE
l1th inst MatadOT for Pensacola; RespI for
Impl StefanO Northern Cueeni lzIn st
Maritime Union last two for NevYork Aetv ior pupoy
AIedbor Richmond: EOus. Queen OF Austra1a, nnw
thorn May Queen Douglass Campbell the latter iyn niu
dlesboTOagh for Philadelphia: 18th INST Harry DOughss
10Th ns AndrOmeda (Cept Gregertsenl o9'o,u ,
Vero 1lh inst Angeina Inca; l2th INST ocean
Cann (Capt Vesterund Ralph Peake. Annle ~ Srlu vi,
Viva Brenerehe the OF the Lizard Republic (Capt
Ilosel of Dover; 18th inst Olga X.
FerLater shin Nelcs. II anu Ffh PIJs
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and stripped them of lead pipe and fixtures valued at

and stripped them of lead pipe and bxtures Vaiueo a'
$500.
Julius Stansen, q laborer at the oil works al
Blvonne CITY was struck by train on tne Ceh-
trai Railroad at Jersey City yesterday, ana was
badly injured.
John Carroll and James Connell two young ruf-
fans broke into the public pound IN NeWarh-h'c.i
Jersey City, yesterday, and stole t1res ~ ne po;ce
cattle. They were arrested and locked up at romeo
Headquarters.
The Communipaw Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church of Jersey CITY, which has been closed for
eight months on account of sickness and death
aE.Ong the leading members. Will he reopened Ior
services Tomorrow. The society will 0e reorsah-
lied next week.
The Republican Club which was recently organ
lied has elected officers follows President Jonn
p jackson: Vice-Presdents, DR.. T.. H.. Makk, Dan
lei W. Baker; Treasurer, Henry j. Yates Record
ing Secretary Il. b. Brewster Financial Secretary,
Frederick ,. Fish.
hagman at the Canal-st. crossing OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad discovered Junk wagon on thc
railroad track, at a late hour Oh Thursday night.
train was due in ten minutes, and the wagon was
got off the track just before its arrival Yesterday,
John Iighe was arrested charged with stealingthe
wagon and maliciOusy placing 1t upon the track.
The penalty for such an offence is ten years I'M
prs0nment. ~ 49,. ...r
GARDEN CTY.-Over 600 rare and valuable
books have arrived at Garden City Tor the Catne-
dral library. Among the selection is % small BlDle
printed i'm I49J by John Froben; q KING James
Bible printed in 1913, ana the history Vi Ihc Noun-
ell of Trent, 1876.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
IRy1yGToS-Three frame dwellings, owned by
Mrs VI. j. Mann, at Iryington, were totally ue-
stroyed by fire about 2 O'Clock yesterday LOSS
estimated at $4,000.
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SHJP W US.
PORT or NEw.TpRN..........FE3 l3
Arrived

ARRIVED
str Abvssnia tgrl Murphy Liverpool Jan 81 and Queens
SIR wyominr BE- Murray Liverpool 81 aud Queens
stT AtHos b. new $50 tons sansom Glasgow 23 and
Liverpool 20. t. PIN. Forwood CO.
psyre s,1 "ss FEB i, to Knnhardt & 90. ''''
Mcssna o. Palrrmoii ii Valencia 49, ana Gibraltar ~, with
f.,i r CIV Of Dallas RISK Fernandna Brunswick
and Port ROYAL u G II Mallory S co.
@ s5r wg G d S5 9 II ,aSfV %S% co.. "'''On days via
ksy ser Gn stream Ingram Morehead city C. DAYS to
WIN sIr Cate Gtty Dagge savannah days to Geo Yonge
g. Florida Smith PmadolDla. to WA p Clyde q 20
ship Sovereign W Halifax. Putnam Liverpool 81 days.
shin Jotun (Nor. Haun. IIavre 90 ballast to
rag Rosa tItap chcsa days with corco
root to order; vessel ~ master
with sugar Ilayemeyers 4 Elder vessel to master.
bhiN WI ~ pe,han nnyesrn ct,rin1 c ~ " '"'A
Bark Gulnare No. Hnlehyc Dublin 30 DAYS with scrap
Bark Obcd Baxter o Eoston Baxter Yokohoma days.
Wa nar ea Spranza SS olsen Southampton 81 dSy with
old iron to ORDER vessel 70 master .-
aaS narH p HrsSS aasl to i oscy y" ''''''' -
Bafk spes Nor. Gronn, Newport 80 days with Old iron
to order; vessel to nenham Boyesen Pickering & co
H. in ballast to Punch Edye Co; anchored In
GIavesend Bav for orders -, -,
,ag 6TS USa c S'"'r p'"e'rA 10 '' WIN sugar 10 car"
BTs Ozima Utah Gervasco. st Domingo city days with
BTs Eva Johnson Allen. Charleston days. with timber
IN 4 If Ki-ey; vessel 10 Brett son & co.
Annie T. Lewis Lewis Arroyo 10 days with sugar
se6r Phebe Modefo IL days with fruit to Doll
wIND-suu.et-At sandy Hook light NE thick. At CITY
Island. calm, thick fog.
CLEARED
Ss cse & G'eage e Sno9 s pg. III
parchus BelsE Lyons, London. Bnsk Jeyons West.
and jacEsonyle y Mallory 60; Hatteras Boa West
Point Va Old Dominion - Co. Franeona hansum Portland,
: 5rip Amelia Ger, Ho9cr,t Bremen rheo Ruscr
nnrks NOcm Fr Fab1n. BurnOe Avres, Clas Straehle;
Ferraio secundO qta Russo Marsene Funcn. Edge W,
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DENYING THAT HE WAS INSANE.

A LAWYER WHO WAS PLACED IN TIE MORRIS
PLAINS LUNATIC ASYLUM CLAIMS THAT HE WAS
THE VICTIM OF A CONSPIRACY
Frederick Cass made loan OF $3.50 to his brother
in-law Samuel i. HigenbOtbam. giving his indorse-
uent on a note for the amount. On the non-pay-
ment of the note at maturity Mr. Higenbotham gave
some diamond icwelry worth 800 to Mr.. Cass as
security. Two or three months ago proceedings
were brought at Elizabeth, n. j., the home OF Mr.
Hgenbotham, who is a lawyer, formerly practising
in this CITY for the purpose OF having nun declared
insane. The aiidavits alleging that he had rot
used his ample means in providing for ms family,
and that he had beaten his wife and daughter, were
sustained, and he was placed In the Morris Plalns
Lunatic Asylum. lie remained there until January
q when he was released under haDeas corpus pro-
ceeding and placed in the custody OF his counsel
In the meantime his wife had begun repleyln
suit against Mr. Cass to recover the diamonds which
she said BELONGED TO her, and which she needed TO
raise money upon. That suit is pending in the SUI
preme Court. Mr.. Cass has begun an action against
MIR Higenbotham to recover the $500 on the note.
The defendant agreed to pay the note II the dia-
monds were returned, but Mr.. Cass refused to re-
turn those claimed by Mrs. HigeubOtham. Mr.
Higenbotham moved before Justice Lawrence, In
Chambers, Yesterday. for an extension OF time
70 answer in this suit until the habeas cor
ms proceedngs were ended. He denied that he
been insane and declared that he the victim OF
a conspiracy w. II. AmouX aud II. FISK opposed
he motion for Mr. Cass and Mrs. Hlgenbotham.
Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Master o. Z. Lasher
and Ensign Charles b. T. Moore have been ordered to
the receivng-sbip Franklin; Cadet-Engincer Henry
H. Stevens to duty with the Experimental Board at
New-York; Commander George W. Cofn has de-
tached from the command OF the Coast Survey steamer
Hassler and placed on waiting orders Lieutenant
Henry w. Nichols from The Coast Survey Office. and
ordered TO mand the Hassler; Civil Engineer NJ. r.
Endicott from the NayyYaTd, Portsmouth, " H.. and
placed on waiting orders.
A cableQTam was received az the Navy Department
to-day. stating that the United States snip IIconderOga
s. a
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EXPLOSION AND COLLISION.

A boiler III the hat mandatory of Aston d Co.,
at Libertyst. GTeen-st., Newark. exploded AT
o'clock last evening The large cap of the boiler was
carried through the roof to distance of about 700
feet coming down on the stable of the chief-encineer
of the Fire Department and SCATTERING the whole
building. The family of the coachman occupies me
npper part of the stable. and the cOachman who
was in the stable at the time had very narrow es-
cape An alarm of fire was sounded. and the Sal
wage Corps wa gon came in contact with No. truck
and No / steamer at Green and Broad-sts. The
men on the truck were thrown off and the driver
was seriously injured.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
Announcements. I
BANK VAuLT BLOWN Up,

BANK VAULT Blown Up.
Had tho Of the First National Bank at Westport
Conn., protected the Electric Protection OF Holmes
Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company the burglars would nave
aroused the negbOoOd before they could have examined the
keyhole OF the vault door,
Everything reduced mt RKER's Pharmacy,
353 tave Cali before purchasing elsewhere ami save from
2j ~ 40 cent Every thing warranted Of the best
CHEST, LUNG AND THROAT DISEASES,
and scrOfua be completely cured by nsing
PHILLIPS PALATABLE COD LIVER OIL III combination with
PHOsPHO NUrBTIEE All druggists Depot, Pattst. NY
How absurd to cr0ak and whcPze with cough
which HAlEs HONEY IIOREHOUSD AND TAR win cure Of
PIKK's rOonAChE DROPS cure In one minute
CLEOPATRA
Her retained 10y force Of personal charms she
them and showed her teeth History should tell that she
SOzonONT but it don't The preparation sEe nse might
have had another uaIne then.
Tens of thousands in this city have been
cured absorption rcament-a HOLMAN PAD and aur
iaes rhey tell Yet wilfuly consent to follow
In the old drugs and pos0ns SO2 broadway
Use BRUMMELL's celebrated Cough Drops.
The genuine have \. a. i. on each drop
WINCHESTER's liYPoPHOSPHTEs
WI cure Consumption. Coughs. Bronchitis Debility &c
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
OPPOSITION TO An ELEVATED ROAD.


TO FLATBUSU.
The Brooklyn and Coney Island Central Railway
Company is seeking to obtain from the Brooklyn
Common Council the right to build an elevated
railroad from Fulton Ferry along Furman-st. TO
Atantc-ave., thence through private property to
Hamilton-aye. and along Hamilton-ave. nearly to
the (iowanus Canal through private property and
along Fourteenth-st. to Fourth-ave. ard thence by
tunnel 70 the city line az Fiatbush hearing was
given Thursday evening by the Railroad Committee
10 the representatives of the road and also to prop
orty-owDers. who made vigorous opposition to the
scheme The cOnpany's capital stock ia P3 .5OO,QOO
10 per cent of which, il * claimed, VIII be paid III
as soon rs the right to build the road is secured
Among the prOperty-Owners opposed TO the road are
Henry l.. Pierrep0nt Peter c. Cornell seth Low,
Franklin Woodruff, J. Il. Robinson and Samuel Nc
Lean. protest signed by many owners of property
on Columbia Heights, IN Furman-st., aud elsewhere
was laid before the committee. Mr. Low and Mr;
Mclean denounced the scheme in strong terms, and
the latter declared that the road to be SIMPLY
an extension of the Prospect Park and Coney Island
Railroad, which is generally known as CulveTs
Road.
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PISSENGERS ARRITED.
rnoM LIyrEroo1-nY .reANsIrr wYo,
NOTICE. 10 MARINERS.

ARLINGTON Feb l3Notice is given hv the IightaOuse
Board consequence u tho encroacmont ot the
,,rou II ~ Ugh house known tis; II
ligt the lcht viii br exhibited on aud after
The night March l5 1880 from the iron tower which r
Gently been the site occupied the East Beacon
iu $50 which Is situated 80 feet from te prrsc
rtho1sc structure In course bearing thccrom south by
cast The " cast itOu and f. ralncd rcd The
lantern pointed black The Hight will stand a. feet lbOyo
tbe bq 80 Of tower and 4G feet above level
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THE FOG YESTERDAY MORNING.

The fog on the rivers Yesterday morning was very
dense and considerable trouble was experienced
ON all tho ferries. The Roosevelt Street ferry-boats
discontinued their trips for time and the other
ferries ran fewer boats. The result was that the
boats which did run were uncomfortaby crowded,
and accidents were avoided only by extraordinary
care The ferry boat Morristown, OF the HoDCken
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FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER."
rHF HEw.yoRK TRIBUNE FOR 1880.

During the coming Presidential year
ruE Tribune Will be effective agency
than eyer for telling the best worth
knowing and for enforcing sound politics.
From the day the war closed it Ias.becn most anxious
for AN end OF sectional strife But saw two years ago.
and was the first pcrsstenty 10 proclaim the new dan-
ger TO the country the revived alliance OF the Solid
South and Taumauy Hail. Against that danger ~
sought rally the old party OF Freedom ana the onon
II began bv demanding the abandonment OF personal
sl,les and set the example IL called for an end TO
attacks upon each Instead Of the enemy; and for
fhe hearcst agreement upon whatever h candidates
fhe majority should put uD against the common rOc
since then the tide OF disaster has oeen
turned back every doubtful State has been won: and
thr oncns for National victory never more cheer:
,ng The Solid South and its Northern allies favored
Rcpualatio.u and have kept the Public Faith They
favored Iufiation, aud nave restored Specie ray
uents They songht to break down the safeguards OF
The ballot-box ana We have maintained the election
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

"There's something about your daughter"
Mr. waugnop said rehecIiycly there's something
about your daughter" " Yes" said old Mr.. ThistepOd
there IA. had noticed It myself IL comes every
evening abOIn o'clock, and IL doesn't ret away usually
M about .. And come of these nights am going TO
f IL all the way IRON tue front por to side gate
and sec what Llere's IN it"-iBurilngtOn Hawkeye.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
HOME NEWS.
AR2IYALA

Fin Arcpne Hotel-SenatOr James G. Blaine of
Maine General Thomas Ewing Of OHIO 81 poStdn M1
and William r. Iechworh. Of BunaoS ~ JdH,s I,oe,-
senator Newton Booth OF California Hew iorH Hon,- h,
OF Louisiana Grand Centrdt Hotet-
CongIessman Joseph JOrgensen, OF virginia hsor Hous
Coneressman William NJ springer. OF Illinois ..St Dens
EsbieCongressman William NC Kiney IT, OF ONO sur
tsr1nf John r. Walt OF Connecticut
lsrnsfSr JfoteProfesFor f. L. Ritter. of Nassar College
Hefsl BTunsUiek-J H. Van Antwerp OF Albany
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
PIGEoN-SHoOTIYG At NEWpoRE.
A BILL IN THE RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE TO
PROHIBIT 1T.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

A BILL IN THE RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE TO
PROHIBIT IT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. 13. A death blow to
one of Newport's Summer attractions was struck To-
day in the Rhode Island House of Representatives. by
the passage the bill prohibiting pgconshootnG here
after in the State. This will prevent the Narragansett
Gun Club OF which James g. Bennett is president from
CARRYING on It's seasons sport here 1t has done since
its organization.
Last season grounds were secured for the club
and they were incosed with high fence, at consider
able expense and the necessary buildings were erected
The members Of the club all summer residents aud
are connected with fashionable clubs OF Boston, Phila
delphia, New-YOrk and Baltimore. They Will probably
be very much chagrned 10 learn OF the passage OF
bn imposing penalty OF $50 or ten days s'imprs0nment
for "a violation Of this law.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

"Aunty, vat makes de little baby cry sof
Do IT want IL mudder y Yes, dear ana lts iouuer'
too"
A mean man put sixteen hornets in q whis-
key bottle and 1t to Texas man In the dark XXI, 10
take drink OUT OF aud though the hornets got III their
work as they went down, the Texan remarked that
wasn't real Texas whisley as 1t lacked nre-lBoston
Dna
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
FIvE-CENT FARES AND DAMAGES.

meeting Of the Citizens Association of York
willie was held last night at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association in Eighty-sixth-st. A
letter from Senator Astor was read acknowledging
the receipt of petition forwarded by the asso-
citation IN reference to the reduction of fares
by the Elevated Roads. This memorial had
500 signatures. which were secured by the officers
of the association in two or three days. The
ouesion before the club last night the resOlu-
tion offered by S c. Pullman that "a second petition
should be- sent 10 the Legislature urging that body
To appOint commission which should be empowered
10 award damages 20 persons whose property has
been injured IN value by the elevated roads.
Jacob L. Miller the president, and Mr.. Pullman
spoke In favor of the resolution, urging that the
claims Of the injured property-OwneTs should be
met by the elevated roads and the city in equal
proportions. The precedent of the Fourth
ave New-York Central improvements should
be followed The amendment was pro-
posed by Orrin Hutchinson TO the effect that the
rommis,ion should have the power 10 determine the
nroportion of damages at it's own discretion. G.. A.
Rueking CHAM opposed the reso luton. and after an
animated discussion the whole matter laid
uuon the table.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
ACCIDENT TO CONTROLLER KELLY.

he FALLS FROM FROM STREET CAR AND DIsLo-
CAFES HIS sHOULDER-HIs CONDITIONS LAST
EVENING
Controller Kelly met with serious accident yes
terday, which will have the effect of contining him
20 the house for considerable time. He was on
his way down town in Third-ave. horse car
to attend meeting Of the Commissioners of Char-
ties and Correction, where bids for supplies to
be opened At Eeventh-st. the Controller alighted
from the rear platform of the ear without asking
the conductor tO stop II. lie stepped on piece Of
Ice and fell heavily his lett side, disocating his
shouider lie was at raised 10y several men
who had witnessed the accident. and carried into the
froilcr suffered great pain, but bore IT manfuly.
Dr. James X. Wood was at once sent for and the
dislocated shoulder was reset
Dr. Wood thought Mr.. Kelly would be confined
10 his room for three or four DAYS. or possibly
longer. He did not apprehend any serious consc-
0uences If the Controller was kept quiet Tor a
time. The mishap to the Controller caused good
deal Of talk in political circles.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

romans the great favore of substantial country
uopnlaou II reyises and cOndenses all tue news OF the
week mto readable shape Its agrcuhural depart
and il has always been considered the best.
Is market reports have long been the rccog
nzed au hority cattle gam ami general country
uroduce There are special departments for the Young
and for household interests; the new hanuwork DEPART
mepi already extremely pOpuar, gives unusually accu-
rate and hensiye instructions IN knltng cro
chctip and kindred subjects while poetry. fiction ana
Tho Luluors OF the day all abundanty supplied
he verdict of the tens OF thousands Of Old readers VINO
have returned to during the past year that they
aud II bcttcr than ever Increasing patronage aud
farllties enable reduce the rates @ the lowest
uout We have ever touched and TO offer the most anaz-
iuC premium yet given. as follows:
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z. r. R.
RadWav's Ready Relief.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WORLD.
ONE so CENT BOT TIE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREyENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EPI.
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE. - -
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF - AP-
Piled EXDERNALIY-OR TAKEN INTERN ALLY AC-
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seized Dphtherla Sore Throat MumPs Bad
Coughs HOarseness Bilious Collie Inflammation OF the Bowels
stomach. Lungs Liver Kidneys or with CrOup Qinsy Fever
Ague with Neuralgia Headache Tic DOoreux ioou-
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burns ChiblaDs. FROST Sites or
with Cramps, Spasms, tue application OF RAD
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
HEALTH is WEALTH.
Health of Body Is Wealth of Mind.
RADWArS ARSiPiRILLIAN RES0LVENT.

Pure bod makes sound flesh bone and clear
you would have flesh rm your bones sound withonb
CARES ana yonr complexion tair, use RADWAY'S SAR.
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remedy composed OF ingredients OF medical
properties essential TO purify heal repair aud
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TumOrs Boils Eyspelas Salttheum diseases OF the
Lungs, Kidneys. Bladder Womb, SKIN. Liver stomach
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ard repairs these and wasted tissues OF the system IL
the blood Is unhealthy the OF repair must be
sound.
The Sarsaparian ResoIvent not onlys compensatins
remedy but the harmonious action OF each or the
gans IL establishes throughout the entire functional
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healthy current OF new fe The skim after few days use OF
the Sarsapartan, becomes and beautiful Pimpes,
BlOches, Black spots and Skin Euptions remOved
Sores and Ulcers cured suffering from scrof
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
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Perfectly fastees elegantly coated fOr ie cure of all s
Oros OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys bii le nervOs
Diseases headache constipation cOsve1eSs IN iy eson, dys
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

Line, when crowded with passengers; was carried
by the force of the tide against the END OF te
York dock crushing the upper part of the boat ana
otherwise disabling her. The passengers were
thrown from their feet and the greatest excitement
The Sonnd steamers were all from one to six hours
behind time and the Old Colony, of the Newport
Line did not leave Fall River until yesterday morn
ing twelve hours behind the usual Tune OF depart
me. Outside of Sandy Hook the fog was very
dense nearly all day. and few vessels passed IN or
out. Ferry travel to and from Staten Island was
much DELAYED.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
MARINE WTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrHE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY.
cuur GIG sun sats..- 5if- Clock fast I'm 2Gs.
Moor, 1929 Moon -oth4 % looms dgc. days.
nfGH WATER To DAY n
sandy HOOK 1890 GOV Island ll.lO itei cato OII
non WATER TODAY ~. NJ
sandy Hook lOil GOV Island ll37 lie" Gaio 0:59
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
The Tribune's Position.

or THE TRTBUNEs share In all this. those speak mose
enthusIastlcaly have seen most oi tbe struggle
Tho Michigan state Committee oic lily urged tue cir
culatlO OF THE TRIBUNE the best means or educatny
The voters and bringing out the vote. Tie Name Ro-
uubcaus declared that other agency made so many
votes Ohio. Pennsylvania aud New-forK ten the
same story. .., ....o..
than eyer b. tore tO hold the distinction " mas long
eniOyed OF the TaTgcsf circulation GHn0se me oest
.eovEe III secured and means 10 retaln H. ny Decon-
~ Tho medium Of the best thought ana the voice o tue
bShest proress ivorng the free discussion, hearing
nil sdce appealing always the best Intelligence aud
the purest morality and refusing TO cater 10 tne lases
OF the vile OF the preiudices Of the ignorant
THE SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
"a nv far tile most successful Sem-WceklY in tho
country hayug times the circu alton OF any other
i'm New-York Ii Is specially adapted 10 t' large class
of intelligent professional or business readers 100 far
from New-York depend on our papers Tor the daly
news who nevertheless want the editorials cOrrespon-
ence book reviews scientific matter lectures. literary
MISCELLANY. ctc.. tor which THE TRIBUNE Is famous
Like TIE WEEKLY It contains sixteen pages ahd Is III
firm Tor binding