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The daily gazette., 1880-12-27
REGISTERS ORDER.
REsrsTFR's OFFIcE.

REsrsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. 18th, 1880 I
Upon the application OF Rachel @ .Chand-
ler and Jesse Chandler, Administra
tors of Marshall y. Chandler. late of
Christians Hundred, In said county
deceased, II Is ordered and directed 6y
the Register that the atore.
said give notice OF the granting of lstteru
OF Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
oi, BY causing ad v vertisements to be postea
within iorty days from the date OF suca
letters, in six OF the mos public places Of
the county of New Castle, requiring al
persons having demands against the es-
tate To present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provides. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the
WILAiNGroH GAzErTB, anewspaper pub
lished In Wilmington and to be continues
therein three weeks. (e o. d.
49, Given under the hand and sea
Il. =. of of1ce Of the Register aforesaid
49, at New Castle, In New Castit
county aforesaid, the day and year abov,
written. 3. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
all persons having claims against In
estate OF the deceased must present III,
same duly attested to the Adminlstr
on or before Decem Der 18th, 1881, or abid
we aot OF Assembly In such case M q
RACHEL G. CHANDLER
JESSE CHANDLER,
Admrs.
Address s:-Centrevllle Del.
d0cl3-oWeOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
THE AUTUMN DISPLAY At STEW1Rrs

IT. Stewart g. Co., like other large houses
!, ,tv have abolished regular openiug days. and now
mt cir me- importatons Immediately the counter
for tbo irsnection Of customers Every department or
TINS immense establishment * at the present time iIi
of the latest novelties and conceptions. The suit ana
cloak rooms on the second door have been enlarged ana
very large assortment is constantly on hand, ana IS
continually Increased with some new idea IN the shpe
OF wrap or costume. mantle Of black sItn-ue- Lyon
shows the favor with which red IS looked upon Ior ai
usos to which IL can be put; knifepleatnS of saith
e-Iyon lined with red sAtiu, surrouhCs tue sHhc"''
narfaIy concealed by wide fringe Of chenille and JET
let passeInentcrie largely used IN garnurn oath-
del won the preference Tor NANTES anu an 'u'suc
vras where fur a. does not become SlhV
os ss are ant To do The trimmings consist largely OF
bands OF feathers ard plusl while n'le expensive
Darmcuts arc heavily trimmed with neaGed PASSENGER
800 in iet and coloicd beads Among the handsc st
circulars are those satudeLyon Ilned with eIlhe
large assortment OF Wa!An- cke5 Is $40 81" enOf &C.
In costumes me favortc materials are brocades vel
vet and safin ana uuuDc OF dresses are tNdpltth
atuoug this usc does most OF l5 dres5mikihg ~ or
der. lldy selects rom among 'he SoiUieV is" t
plates winch the hJu-" gets directly from F'ilS INC
costume ste tanccs, ana u ~ rue ID co.It pt I'm
every detail 10 tAc pldte. ms GiVta the tuSlouOt .
advantage OF seeing Tor herself exactly now tAe costume
will look when conpleiea-whetheF the coiors VIII pieuu
adjust ment suV het st}Ic' NuouE tu1 80 "a
tel s IN the silk department are al the new designs III
brocaded velvet ana sailn They show TINS ia.i very
large figures ana nJWer-, ana me ou"cS' anu u-looV
Gowes are reproduced N these brucades For INSTANCES
ou satin brucae the suhhOWci IL las EOtcu anu
rruUn III dcs anot her shows the thistle WhAc another
shows large ostrich feather Aud 50 beautifully are
The cOOIs sIadiIgs blended IN THESE DESIGNS lhit
~, bro trc reverse of uey. Ih3 hosiery department
ia very arge and all the new Styles ana III TINS
dcpaItmea shown the new Jerseys Dou III SILK anu
WOOL Contrary expectation, these Jerseys nave Deeh
first nrur Ell, very small demand JllnAihS tDtHn hol
NJ an suited to the tate Of American Hdes; Dut ths
prediction has been verified To mention al Oh the
numerous Apartments OF tn.s establishment Woud DC
useless. They oil show the newest styles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10

Gable fsnd 81 to Paul ccrsar vessel to Nevius
1850 wallace n q DAYS wit srone

Sable fssnd 81 to Paul ccrsar vessel to Neviu'
So Rrr Euresa Br, DOan wallace days with stone
Bs Bse Of the Bay weo Pensacola q a'ys with um
Der 70 John Boyntons SON Ponce days
with gnano to James Campbe vessel to sppso" with
scsT id oro1 E Tsass 10 James EI%e
sehr Victor Robinson y days With rubber ana
s aY. sn t to K%nhardt TO Brett son
sohr Victor Coleman. Port Mara a. q
Jane en ill:9Qro dS s T,1 10 GAYS VII"
schr ThayOr Klmbal, KoBneston' hocA'a"'' WIN
chr Fanny Flint Alien. newark s. 10 days with pA'''
vessel a 70 s en s RSeSand with BroTp
schr Yankee Maid, Haskell Rockland VII" '''"' ~
r.Tho following vessel anchored below came mp to the
'' shi fO Cleaning BIZ Dinsmore, Hamburg. RUIZ
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook hsht' WI Clear ~ WV
Island hgh' H. o'e''' CLEARED.
strs Edith ca,ne OBJ sumner Falmouth for orleps, "
weasels; Matthew's BIT Williams T Eve Il 10;
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cry Of Dallas kass s ro Of stana @cSIsa
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and AicSsdra oome g. X Of ssysnnah omooS
saysha n %s0 XIV West and svcsooC MaoyS Coz
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for orsT: tS osS1e EagV co. Olga
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for orders Austin Baldwin Coz GueleiEo ~ aus nsfIn
sa ANN y c." uonceaons Immachiat uta slime seye
(V,r tIir
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taGx josephine (]r, GaDnon. Port Ehzaoeu' JOIN "''
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sc eraeos" own" ISfycait co; Elise Lucy Cape Hay
ten. Rnhardt CO. 4 WSSa BsTi 't Chase ar
winb f. Keilnger w Drew, Ma0ney Jacksonylie' " Ii
sqTirIe: aae1gd , saaaa BrhsSck zay
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| FOREIGN PORTS
rno. Oct O Arr at Barrow str scotia (Br), from New
fS I1.Eysrowx oct 9AIr seythia and spain CD
fyom Ee% YORK and ScOn tB) from Baltimore VIA
st Johns and pr1ceedea 70 M ocv str ST. Laurent
'ft 6I9pS OCT SAILED 4hinst Kranz for Gouces
te Gilmore fer Boston, ON hus KIN Tor phade
Key West stenyoIi IN h Tor gatimore
enori TsrA6occhla. Guna Hetmcs Leonda NAL 1 e
t%o a T d 5Pt HeTid Of the Morning James stafford
an for York 9Th inst L3Ta Due 5ni VoicJ 0rneG
Can Gsen the TWO for Tascagoull Maggie lle' lo
H.npf hSff opa5e Mary Bartlett inst Lloyd Nor
Wig 9TH ns! FT@g Pagav I0apt Sth inst Agnes
Campbell Eintracht, Helen finiayson johann Luu'R '
9th INST H"e'"" MISCELLANEOUS.
ashore Gyers Is1nd B'St0n H
T1y,,1N oct. 9-sIp Glory OF the seas tAm iCap Nc
Laughing Queenstown lth inst for Daoi' Has Oe'
for Later snip Heps, II anu see seventh Plgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
WATER SUPPLY OF BROOKLYN.

Mayor Howell, of BROOKLYN, said yesterday that
the contract for securing an ahuitlCnal Watcl
supply had been awarded, under the EinersencSy
Act 10 Seth l.. kceney, as the lowest BIDDER. lne
amount is TtjU 800. The Corporation CouIscl hol!S
flat Inc Mayor has no right to appropriate SO large
nm amount under the act referred to- ana IL was
rumOred Yesterday that at the meeting OF the
Board of Aldermen tomorrow an lnNesulgduOh
mo the subject of the water works would De
ordered. 1t is even alleged THAT the works nave
been so manipulated as to produce a scalcil1 Oh
wafer in order to make an excuse for the award he
of a hg contract to somebody.
MAYOR Howell further stated that IL the common
Council should not make the necessary appfoprla-
non before the first payment became due ne
The Controller and the City Clerk would unite IN
issuing certificates of Indebtedness to cover the
cost Twenty per cent of each payment would DC
retained until the completion of the Work ana us
acceptance by the city. An agree ment mas Deeh
made he also stated TO paw $1,000 to the ownet
of Springfield Brook for that property. and SI,ooo
to the owners OF WattSs Pond subject TO revision
in case it is decided that the city already owns
right 70 Watts's Pond as IS claimed Engineer ' an
Rnren and Assistant Bergen visited Hampstead
Yesterday to select spots for sinking wells III con-
nectiOn with the contemplated work. ,
The Board of Health Yesterday sent 10 MAYOR
Howell a certificate stating that peril To the pupnc
health was imminent unless the water supply was
Immediately increased. THIS was before the con-
| tract was awarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
SNIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW.YORk....OCT. o.

ST. Egypt (rl Liverpool sept 20 and Queenstown
80. 4 " Hurst :, "a
uose to Punch. Edye & Go.
SIR FrapconIa Maugum. Portland Me- 10 ] + Ames.
sir New York. QUICK. Now-Orleana oct 2, To BOgert
air Hreakwator Gibbs Lewes Dcl TO old Donlmon So Co
Bnrs Romeo (0f LVcrpou Berry, singapore los days with
tndse 10 igowrng tS Arc Iiuald
USrs PSio AHo Giian. Pensacola n days with lumber
n or,irf. vessel 10 + Dietrich Co.
Ira lleTO tIt Calero lisbon ~ Gays, WIN salt ana
corrwood to Orier. vessel 10 HOcOvich X Co.
"r,rs Idaho Richards Ceniucgos II days. with
AZ A Tuc~rr "a CO.
,,t soul Trinidad Ia days with sugar ANA
sengrr. To l. W * q Armstrong.
patx ,ioden fleece lo barbaiocs, Trnn' Ge0fseiown
Oh ,faVs with sugar TO II TrOwDrd ge's sons
nars LIZA Blrss Hollis OF ami days from beunuda In
I'M smrrinn bartlett Boston days. IN ballast TO Mckay
& DiN 81, ~, ,.,.... sai,,os OF do,. ,,,,,
No. Ia holla- terolc tO Miller hOughon
nEi Colnanco tFr Janyeit. Pdrro ClDcO - ago. In
lalia.t 40 tOI nrnry, ,-- 1910. - A.,
with stee pat VI cargo OF baN oondohef wrecked ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
NARROW ESCAPE At SEA.

The bark Romeo, which arrived yesterday, came
in collision with the Attleboro. a whaling vessel
RON New Bedford, October |. CAPTAIN Berry re-
nnrts That ON the night of October the Romeo was
~ latitude 300 4V north and longitude go 3p
west A strong wind was blowing from the north
vest and the vessel was under light sail At ] J p.
IN the lookout reported that there was hight on
the starboard bow; mom3nt later vessel was
ooemed inevitable The wheel was ordered hard-a-
mort Int there was not sufficient time to get out of
the way. The Attleboro crossed the bow OF the
Romeo carving away the jibboom and all at
tarhed and breaking the fgurehead. The whaling
vessel suffered no apparent injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
NEW BRIDGE OVER THE HARLEM.
FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT THE STRUCTURE NOW


BtuprNG AT THE FOOT OF MADISON-AVE.
Tho attention of travellers along the line of the
Harlem River has been attracted lately TO large
stone pier in the centre of the river short distance
below the Harlem bridge By INQUIRY h ,c MGR MGR
terday tribune reporter learned that inc Picr
was part of the new Madison Avenue Driugc
across the Harlem. upon which worklnen are now
engaged. From Chief Engineer William McAIpln,e
the following particulars in regard to the Work
were obtancd III
Together with its approaches. the bridge viii
bcpin where Malison-ave. now ends ana feacn 20
One hundred and-t hirty -eighth-st. Morrlslnia
will consist of two fixed spans at each emu cach W
seventythree feet ana Draw r span nj, II nkc The
entire bridge about 600 feet in length. There VIII
be five stone piers and two abutments The centre
pier is now completed. 1t is forty.scven lcet III
d;omcter nc the base an thirysiX feet ut the top
The second pier the east side of the river Is wen
under way. The side piers will be SIXTEEN ana one
half feet idc at the base, five feet wac NJ the
ton and forty feet high. The estimated cost or the
piers is 600 The superstructure OF tic ori.Ige
will be plain truss OF IRON Us deslSn na asnvc
yet been fully determined upon ne heleht hpoNe
hiqh water Of the middle span Will lie twenty
feet while that of the fixed spans Will lie twenty
five feet. The cost of the supers'rncture anu ap
Nroaches will he about $l300O. The roadway OF
the bridge will be twenty two feet Nlde III sne
clear and there will be sidewalks on each slGu n.y.
feet vide In Morrsana Madsen-ave. VIII he
GRADED to the slope of the bridge from one nundrN
aud thjrtv-seyenth-s ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eg.th-st and Rivcrave VIII pass unnef ane ap,
/, and it is expected that the approaches ana
supcrstructure will he finished by July OF next
wear. The foundations of each pier arc made by
driving piles into the bed of the river and cutting
them Oft at level of twenty eight feet below hign
water mark Upon these is built masonry on ent
granite abont forty feet high The piers are built in
wooden caissons and on these are tioated over tne
piles and sunk with great accuracy me pies dio
drive, nv = hammer weighing 5000 pounds,
when falls eight feet and moves the piles not to
exceed one-twentcth of a foot at the ias1 .ei, u
| blows The piles so driven into the river nou
that they will sustain by experiment twenty IONS
each. The river bed here is OF sand and gravei,
and Is very compact The bridge is 10 be bullt on
the average strength of holding five times greater
! weight than any possible load that can he put
mpon it. This is estimated to be dense crowd %, OF
p',oor font for the whole width of the bridge. MIR.
| McApnc is the engineer of construction, and the
! contractor is John Bcattie. The amount already
| paid out upon the work is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
LOSS OF VALUABLE SECURITIES.

Mrs Josephine Churchill. of Woodhcs Long
Island n niece of Franklin :. Churchill. OF No. 80
Pine-st.. called upon Inspector Bylnes at Police
Headquarters Yesterday, and reported that she ha'i
ioSt or bpen robbed of securities of the value or
5000. Mrs. Churchill. who was on visit to
friends in this city, went yesterday afternoon 10 TO
make a call at No. 81 East forIy-second-st enc
entered Fifth-ave stage Mt Twenty and
rode 10 Fortv-frst-st Upon alightlng at the
corner She took her pocket-book from her bosom
and put it as she thought into ler pocket. before
She had walked TO Forty -secOnd-st. she missed IT,
and immediately rctraccd her steps in f1fth-avc.,
thinking that it must have fallen out OF her pocket
,nstead of uniting the wallet in her pocket she
mnst have slipped 1t into the hand of some thief
who saw her take it from her bosom, and watched
his onnortunitv The pocket-book contained the
fnlo,ying srcuTities: one Erie Railroad bond value
81 900: one Chicago and Fort Wayne Railroad
bond, 81 0OO stock of the Georgia Central hall'
road 70 the value of So, 900. and bonds and mort
gagcs in real estate of the value of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
HEP EXPLANATION SATISFACTORY.

The wife of J. c. Canii of No. 19l Sunmer-st
Newark, who disappeared from her home sunday
afternoon returned at noon yesterday Al thG tiine
Of her disapucarance George Holden, jr., book
I,ecner for Mr.. CanIff. also left Newark, and the
presumption was entertained that they had gone OH
togafhcr although no previous intimacy had ever
Tocn observed between them. Mrs. Canin took a
Trunk with her when she went from home. This
She checked on the Pcnnsylvania Railroad, ana has
NOT seen if since. She returned home i'll the same
nlnfhcs she wore away. Her explanations OF her
conduct satisfied her husband, who willingly re-
cevcd her back It is his belief that she was suiler-
inc from Temporary alteration of mind and was IN
no wav connected with lIoldens departure. The
latter has teleLraphcd FROM Columbus, ONO, that
Inc started for Kansas City and IS lying sex III
Colnmhus Mr. Canifi has asccrtaincd that Holden
Collected various sums of money in his name before
a. loft the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
,ropK AGAINST MORMONISM.

Mrs. b. A. NJ Froiseit. vce-pesldent OF the We
mans National AMI Polygamy society ant tne
advocate the crusade against Aormoplsn Is on "A
visit TO the East. she comes with letters OF APP
proYal from Goyerno Murray. of Utah. ana others,
and homes during her stay to enlist The cooperation
~ Christian women III the movement. Mrs. Pres
dent HAYES. Mrs. Harriet Bcecher stowe, and
other women are Interested IN the WORK Vi INC
tafNV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
FIRE INSURANCE CHANGES.

The directors of La Caisse G6n6rale. OF Paris,
fire insurance company, have determined to with
nnnrositable business Tor several years. The
American risks have been reinsued in the imperial
and Northern Company except those III IeXas and
Arlansas. which have been taken by the Howard
Company The policy holders Will suffer no loss
BY the change. , e,, ,
Two foreign companies. the Lion, Of London ana
the Scottish-I Mon and National of Glasgow, are
about TO establish branches in the United States
The business of the two companies VIII be con
Quoted Jointly, the management having Deen
The Connecticut Fire Insurance Company whc
will resgll his present position The principal
office will be at Hartford, Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
ACCUSING SENArOR SHAROM.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 9.-hlrs. Kalston, the
widow o the lata ". &. RstOn, has filed conpla Mt
IN ,he superior Court in which she demands that
aor Sharon may DC directed TO render an account Of
the property Of ner late husband WAC was the SENATOR
mariner in business. She alleges that the partnership
Properly amounted To S3nO0o,OOv' ana tuat senator
Sh,rou nv false representations and Other means, has
I.tr1Ilnd Lcr of d iLrsr AmOunL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
AT THE GRAVE OF HER LOVER.

The body of Otto Besslin, which was recovered
from the temporary entrance OF the hudson liver
PaiIroad Tunnel Friday inferred yesterday III
the plot of the company at the Weehawken Ceme-
terv Appropriate services were held IN the once
The dead man was 10 have been married on the
sunday after the accident TO MISS Caroline Steen-
goist of this city. She present ut the services
m tie Morgue Office and accompanied the body 10
its last resting place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
COMPRISING TO EMBEZzLEMENT.

lanes II. Herbert. age thirty. one, of No. 270
f;rand-st, was arraigned before justice patterson
~ the Tombs Police Court. on the charge OF having
a. whezzled money from George W. Keller. clothier:
or 81 No Sc Liberty-si., by whom he was employed
a. aShier and collector. Mr.. Keclcr began some
~ go To snspect Herbert Of dishonesty. and upon
s so his accounts be found that the cashier
had taken money to the amount Of 500 Herbert
Confessed his guilt and was held for trial IN default
..1 ~ mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
CoNTEsTING HIS BROTHER'S WILL.

contest of the will of John Jacob Astor
Bristed the grandson of John Jacob Astor has been
begun in the Surrogatc's Court The WAL DIVIDES
SO 600 between MIR. Bristed's father sister. an
aunt and the children of another deceased aunt,
Charles Bristcd. a brother and the only surviving
NIL an6 contests il on the ground OF his brothers
;nsanitv' 1t is claimed bis behalf that the dece-
dent who died at the age of thirty three, spent
of various unatic asylums in Europe and IN
America and that his l1nacy was such as mani,
Testify TO render him unfit to make WILL The VIII
beorin@ in the case Yesterday, George Lorard. one
of the attcsting witnesses, was examined as 10 the
circumstances under which the Will was executed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10

only by the payment of duties, Referring to the
proposed visit to this country OF Mlle Bernha'a.'
they declared that her wardrobe could be ex-
empted from duty only by the Secretary OF tne
was said at the Custom House yesterday that no
deviation from the law could be allowed except ny
the Secretary of the Treasury. and that MI. Apoes
refer the case to the Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSS FROM A DEFECTIVE FLUE.

Fire broke out yesterday evening III the
basement of tue fourstory brown stone mousse NJ NO
20 10, F,fy tftl,st occupied by l.. Won DestinOn II
s caussd ny a defective fne. The fire was confined
We rh Iscncut the ia uIturc In which was damaged 20
10 xtent of II 900 Marlaret FREY, servant girl who
80 -, th. fnrrfh story was ueurly sIfOcated by tue
" and was carried out by reincn unconscious. sne
recovered when taken INTO lhc open ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
CoupI lNE\T TO CYRUS W. FIELD.

A dinner will be given to Cyrus w. Field October
oG hv some of his personal friends. Mr. Field pro-
poses to make tour of the world, and NH I
this city November 3. Among those VINO nave
SON s schultz, William NJ. Evarts Peter Cooper,
Levi p. Morton, Samuel d. ljabeock ". =. Dodge,
IT.. J. ID. Jones, \. A. Low. Charles T. Daly' Henry
r Sherman. John A. stewart, SCION Humphreys
Josenb II. Choate, AbTam ;. Hewitt, Edward
Coonnr Wilson G.. Hunt and L. NJ. Archibald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

r,nh yr,,ye Hotel-Senator Henry ". Blair, OF
Newampshire Sir r. synge Hutchinson OF pn p, I ms
General Adam Badeau o. ). a ptcoria
Thompson H. Murch Harris NJ Plased % Me Gem
Henry l. Georgia. etIOPotn ryo,,J
erai q. Il. BabcOCk. OF Washngto .Atoe"d''e 1~
Gustayus V. Fox, Of Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
sHIp.rEvER IN CHARLTON STREET.

The health authorities were informed Yesterday
that there was a Of suspicious fever at No 100
Chartop-N they found upon investigation John
Kelly. a butcher, who had recently come from the
West Indies suffering from an attack OF fever the
nrecise nature of which was not apparent. There
US among the neighbors some apprehension that
Il vas yellow fever, but the physicians declared
This improbable In their opinion the case would
rn,n 10 he Chagres or ship" fever In the after
- the nafient was removed to the Riverside
WoSnital by order OF Assistant Sanitary Superln-
tendent James and the progress OF the disease VII
10 cIoseIv watched there. The premises at No. 100
Cbarlton-st which is "A tenement house containing
. nnmber of families. were thoroughly disnected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
K11IED by A FELLoW-LUNATIC.

fight occurred between James Gal!ony and
Fraocis Rossman, lunatics. yesterday afternoon IN
the fields of the Aimshousc, at laphAnk, l.. /,
nhic' resulted IN the lattcTs death Gallony's
ha,Is were coufned with shackles AT the time The
fatal blow was struck with spade hossinan
made no atteunL Ia hnfand himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
a.n,u nrpNnARnTs GOOD CLOTHEs.

,rhe ,yardrobe OF an actress Is sald bv customs
aiars 70 he liable TO duties, like ordinary wearing
annarel. The law and the decisions IN snch cases
are explicit and unmstakable. nose sarin sI
TO. that have not been worn Can Dc adiniLls''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10

rns,itut,on. n young ladies' private school at west
Farms was destroyed by fire last Thursday night ino
loss and insurance are not known The scnoo was un
nounced 70 he opened on Monday the 18th Instant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
MIRINE INTELLLG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
,,nu,.. sos sun .ets.. 800 Clock slow. 3m 00s
1921 Moot s0uths. 6ji Moons lSo, days, u
IuGI WATER TO-DAY A. NJ
candy uooE OIL Gov Tsaud. O33 Hell Gate.... 2:2S
HlGH WAFER rO-DAY-P NJ.
sandy HOOK. 0i3 Gov. lsani lOf doll dAss zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
LONG ISLAND BARNS BURNED.

Two barns on the Delamater farm at Queens
7 with their contents OF hay, gron and farm hnpio-
menrs, were destroyed By Dire Frdly evening. Less
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