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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07

TnR general election in England return
ed II Jews TO the British Parliament, and
somewhat larger number were defeated
candidates. The election OF an avowed
Jew in this country to Congress is ex-
tremely rare, although the election OF one
to a State Legislature is more frequent,
one serving now at Albany, NY. JUDAH 2.
Benjamin, first Senator from Louisiana
and later secretary OF state in the cabinet
OF the confederacy, is almost the only
Israeli,e who has been prominent in
American affairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
poarInr Ta.e. Down a. nellaLre.

Bslalro Tribune.
There arc great many persons who
live in this city, doing business and max
ing money, who refuse to make fair and
proper returns Of their property for tax.
alton. Some give their property temper
arily 10 others and make no return Of Iii
others make false return; but the worst
dodger OF them all is the man who lives,
does business and makes his money In the
CITY, tries to control its action, dictate liz
policy, and constantly finds fault with
everything done, and then claims that he
is not taxable in the city because he goes
occasionally TO see his friends in the
country. The city is swindled every year
out OF considerable sum Of money in this
| tpuy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07

The Hon. Eugene Hale, who has Just
returned from trip to Florida, and Will
spend few days in Chicago, expresses
most emphatically the conviction that the
Republican Presidential candidate VINO
ever he may be, will not receive a single
Electoral vote in any Southern State. de
regards Mr. BIaine's prospects as brighter
now than ever before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07

rHancock County CouriTh has entered
on it's 12th volume. 1t used to take two
coundes-Brooke and Hancock-to s'iS'
tain one paper, but now each county has
two papers, and all apparently are doing
well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07

TuR West Virginia State Sunday School
Convention takes place this yearat oIaFks'
burg, on the ed, 2Sd, and oath days Of
June.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


.rradelphls Accommodation train onlyrun,
between Wheeling and Tr!adclPhia.
tDGily except sunday-GsgarE Accommodation.
tSteubenvilie Accommodations train during
tho day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tnL Ferry and BellAire, stopping whom required ~
sherman BouTC, !EtuGTtlla, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Mine departments Of study textbook furnishes
ponbos for ono year from eI75 10 e2OOi nonssot'
tlrian, liberal. thorough. Fall term begins sep
TENDER I'd, 1879.
lothe President, j. u. Th0mpson, Aorganlo.r
West Va au
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
Tho ucpubIicnn STATE C"n'ennon-AF
,,,,I,tment Of delegates.

uOImlIhc" W I.,.,.,.,
State Convention, to he composed Oh us,e ~
regularly chosen by the Republican voters Q. CIV, We,
yiryIpla a, their accustomed places Of mesupS' y
ssrrby called TO meet In the city Of Wheel'nE' Oh
"Wednesday, the 18th day Of May mkt (" 10 a; NJ,
,o,st ton d,lcutes 10 represent the party IN tue "a
tOnpl r. publican Convention that meets IN ChiS's
an wednesday, the 2nd day Of June following,
.boo.. can ldale, for the Presidency and V'SS-f'ss
dsasy Of the United staiCs'
D.H. wnLARo, Mason County,
), s. CuSxISouAM, HanAwha County
J.T HoxE, Mineral county,
o. g. sConELD, Wood County,
TN. Lo0AS, Ohio County
q, ". ATKINSON, Ohio County,
A,W. CANPBELt, Ohio County,
Rtpubiloan SAFE cemm'ass
w.J.w. CowDES, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after MONDAY, February 1t, 1880, cara on
tho Wheeling ami Elm Grove B, H. Will run rs fol.
lows C9rs viii leave the city corner Market aud
Eleventh ntreetSl and HornbTOok PaFkat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
MAknIEn.

CARSEs- west Alexander, Pa,
OH ThurSdGy, May 8, 1880, by Rev.w. Il. Lester MI
MILEs T. CAENsg. OF Bridgeport, Ohio, and MS
AMELIA ST., second daughter oil August OOermAn, o.
Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
STEAMER ST. LAWRENCE.
SEWER BUILDING.

orders for sewer pIpO, making SsVSr, etc, left al
ion South street, or sent to George jones' wSSyille
Ohi,, will receive prompt attention.
Ordsa from the country especially solicited, - vi
can ship direct trOm the works.
Joses' Chimney Tops are the best cure for smoking
shImnsyL Fint.elGss WOrkusa % tst them,
mye
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
Cancer Cured!
sruRMAN & MARTIN

Arc 10 possession Of a CURE FOR CANCER that
they can fully recommend. Hundreds II cures have
been made With It IL never has failed Jet SO con.
hdent are we Of success that We guarantee PERFEcr
CURE OR No CIIAEsE IS MADE. Correspondents Is
solicited from those afflicted. Consultation FREQ.
Address SIuRMAR 4 MARTIN,
my6S Evansville, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07

II ORSES EWANTED-APPLY AT
- Wheeling and Elm Gruye 3 z: Cos once or
stables (my6) O. LE0NHART, suP't.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
new ApNERIlaEMENra.

DOR sAIE.-A GOOD STRONG TOP
y BUGGY, all in goOd order. Apply Of Il. SEA
MONS, 1850 Water street mu
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1TfNRRAST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
TIE ROCKAWAY MURDER.

Coroner William ID. Wood, of Jamaica, began the
iuouest Yesterday az TO the cause of the death OF
Thomas Maher, who, il is alleged, was shot ana
Killed bv Henry H. Grifiing, the proprietor OF the
Grove House at ROckaway Beach, Saturday morn
ing District Attorney Downing conducted the eX-
animation Several witnesses OF the aftTay testified
The testm,n was conflicting, the friends OF me
deceased man declaring that he had no knife, ana
that the shooting uuc9lled for while the TRENDS
OF (rfiing testified that Maher had knife aud cut
Grifling with IT, There was some comment as 10
.he c",npostiou of the Coroner's Jury. one of the
membeTs' II IS alleged. being in the employ Of the
prisoner Grifiing has a small cut on the head but
we're John J. RYAN, Thomas TeTney, Philip Close,
Dr. III. c. Van Norman and William Kennedy. The
hearing will be continued Tomorrow. By the order
County Jail and Ryan. Kennedy, Iierney and
fhr, other witnesses for the people TO the Jamaica
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
R1uyED ny THE LOTTERIES.

Complaints have been made for about year ut
Station II, of the New York Post-oice at sXleth-
ST. and rhird-ave., that letters, known TO contain
money had been lost stolen. A close watch was
kent nron the letter carriers, and yesterday George
Boddiker age twenty-elght, was arrested. lie mad
i'm his posScsson ST. in bills which he confessed 10
having staken from three letters, and also several
lottery tickets. Before Commissioners Shields he
confessed that within . yea1 he had taken about
$500 which he invested i'll lottery tickets. He once
drew a prize of $40. In default of $1,000 bail h"
was committed TO Ludlow street Jail. Mrs
Boddiker pretty little German woman abont
twenty.two wears old was in Court and wept bit
ferly She threatened to drown herself and her two
children Boddiker is respectably connected IN TINS
rity and Brooklyn In Court his VIE threw her
arms about her husbands neck. and said
"Yonrc a bad man. but love your
BoddikeI cursed the lottery dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29

Fellow str Neptune. New York ,.,,-roo, m IT Nil
Arrived, strs Tarifa Liverpool; lDer"" H''''''
ler Baltimore; Helvetia. Antwerp po.tavife and
Sailed Carroll Nereus Ra'tesnakoe'
Mcclellan. - CO., -. a.nt,ago barcelona
DRLlWARR BREAKwATER Dec 2s-SaIeL ." "'N'' ~
Passed in afr Druuduf fBrI Liverpool ,. n,,nt and
AR (;ulf stream arrived OF the Breakwser Ias Her
worked In the harbor this morning under her ,,,
rndder ia probably gone she seems
New on EAys Dec 23-Cleared, stIs New oreaps No"'
worry yphrenex and Henry Aiming both Tor
PORT ROYAL. Dec 2S-Sahedstfs We'ecih io~"''''"'' "
CITY OF Dallas. Fernandina -. p.na,or Fa,l ri YER;
AMI PHIA Dec 2S-Arrlved sus hiua'of' run WV
Wiling BaItimore; Shrver Ba A., pa,tmore.
Cleared tra Allentown. BostOui W ""ii"i"f
Florida New. York; Pioneer Richmond
Allentown. Florida Pioheer.
PORTLAND arrived. str Lake Wv yor
sAyASSAH Dec 2sArrved, strs City OF Macon' se" o'
Savannah. New-Yorh.
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
Ioypoy Dec -saed-l3th inst fie go nsS 5 5hfb
NelzIer the latter wmngton ocean zap. ter Tor
INST Uatfe NJ 9th inst Ocerburgemcier Won
Pensacola Princess AexandIia for Doooy servaDs MOI
Arrved-l7 I'M inst Nedusa; 24th INST BreaIen $780,
ler Geo Green Lucille; 26th inst Hans pbro
oxford; 28fh inst. Alaska, LUCE Radman' s"sani
Oberon capt England. -.
Tor later ship Sews Uany see Ftr~ Fas~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
COMPLICATIONS OF A DIVORCE SUIT.

COMPLICATIONS OF A DIVORCE SUIT.
The examination of EdilbeIto Giro, in the suit OF
Ex-senator Chrisfiancy now United states minister
~ Peru against Mrs ChIistancp. for div orcc, was
roncudcd yesterday before Special Commissioner
1loratio King. The examination was helu WIFI
closed doors. and the counsel IN the case enteIe1
into an agreement that the testimony snoniu
rot he made public at present. Alter MI. Uno >
an order singed hy Judge Donohue, issued at the
instance OF Charl, J.. Flood. ON the ground OF al
legged false imprisonment and malicious pIosecu.ion'
BLOOD having been confined i'll prison for twenty
four DAYS on Glro's charge OF swlndilng. 'i,o
was bailed early in the evening. lngersoli Lock
wood said yesterday that the arrest was part 1i
Chrstianoy. lie has the affidavit twhlch nc
showed to the reporter yesterdayl OF DANIEL d
Sheehan of No. | East Thitd-st., a detective.
which states that Blood reqested Sheehan to take
room in the Belvedere Hotel, where Gro lived &c
tober 1880, and TO place his watch I'D GIRO iooll
TO obtain search warrant to enable the detective
tn examine the room and find the watch IN u, SO
that the proper aidavIts charging larceny coud DE
made out; that Joseph /; Barnuni; OF NO, @nd
partner of Blood; that month a@o barn9n pau
Sheehan SO account of services 70 be renhcre9 IN
causing the arrest OF Gro that DarDnm proiseu "
furnish the detective with 500 TO enable MN 10
take his watch out of pawn; that NJ an interview
with Barnum at his house, Barnum told the ne.os-
tive that he and Blood, together with John A.
Oliver. an attorney OF Washii gton, were "akil,g
arrangcmt nts TO have Giro indicted by the Grand
Jury of the District Of Columbia by means oI am
davits made by agents of Blood and by others ;
that Barnum admitted that there were no legai
grounds for any such Indictment but tiat t he
whole matter was, as he termed IT. " a JOB 10 W
put up" on Giro TO save Blood from punishment
on any charge made by Giro.
Edilherto Giro is a rather good looking man OF
medium height with a slightly foreign accent lie
IS thirty-seven years of age. He refused YESTERDAY
20 give any information regarding his testimony
before Mr. King but explained his business rela-
lions with Blood and told how Blood GOT into the
Christiancy case. II introduced Blood to MIS- ,s
Christ'ancy." tiro said. " last May IT, was IN July
and she asked for the return of confidential letters
" hich she had written to me. wrote asking her
If should send the letters by Mr.. Blood. She re-
Nled that that would be entirely satisfactory 10
her: so gave the letters to him, taking his receipt
for them Whether not Blood gave Mrs Ghfis-
fancy the letters | do not know. While in wash
lngton at one time, Blood evidently got ON very
good terms with Mrs CbrStiancy, tor after he came
back he threatened that If | ever testified
against Mrs. Christlancy lie would have me ar
r,sfpur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
SHOT RY A pIAY.FELLOW.

, Charles O'Neil o boy fifteen wears of age, living
Vat No SO Westinghouse, shot in the forehead
and seriously wounded yesterday afternoon by
William Foiev another lad, who was his cOmpan-
ion. O'Neil was taken to the Chambers Street Hos
ptal. where it is thought be is not in immediate
sanger although the bullet has not yet 9een
sytrocted Foley was arrested by Captain Sanders,
and having beefeommitted without bail by Justice
Murray. was lodged in the Twenty-seventh PIecipct
Station The shooting is considered acciI @ az
The two boys were IN room lnithe rear OF NO. 10
Wasbincton.st when by the careless handling of a
pistol in the hands of Foley it was discharged
he, ween the BOYS The mother and brother or
ONeil were in the room when the shooting occurred
and both claim that it the result OF an accideh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
BROOKLYN.

County Judge Moore IS unable to attend TO his
duties in the Court of Sessions: He is threatened
with pneumonia.
General Grant will review the 18th Regiment at
it, Aruory on the evening Of January IL. General
{. A. Arthur Will also be present
The Board of Health at the instance OF the Board
of Educatl ION, yesterday began the Work OF fulni-
eating the public school buildings.
Large sleighs drawn by four horses are nsed in
Mace of III. stages IN Iafayette-ave., and are well
patroulzed. especially by boys AMI girls.
Mrs. Maria Baumann has sued her husband. +.
Baumann, for a limited divorce 1or cruelty. lhey
were married in 1871 and have two children.
At the annual renting of the pews of the Temp
kins Avenue Congregational Church 1.-THE Rev.
George f. Pentecosi. PASTOR Monday evening the
amount of premiums bid was SloZ. Inc renta OF
the pews in addition TO this, is 50, 800.
A reduction of the force OF employees in the De-
partment of City Works will be made January l..
involving saving oil SX1oo1 M,neafen nc, cerh u.s.
two connection gangs under the chef engineer OF
the Sewer Bureau.
The funeral of Dr. James l.. II. Elmendorf who
died Sunday at the age OF AT 40; 1"i
Clermout ave. took place yesterday, he attehc-
ing Clergyman was the Rev. 1. -. Mcleod. Dr
Elmendort was the son OF tue hey' Df. Annnony
at Rutgers College and the !wenty-third street
Medical College. New-York. He was a member of
the Kings County Medical Society ana OF the Long
island Historical Society. Dr. Elmendorf had
large practice lie left widow and three children.
JERSEY CITY.
The property-Owners on jersey City Heights are
much excited over the OF, refinery now buildln
on The bay shore at COmmunpaw. 1t Is alleged
that il will be injurious to health, and Will destroy
the value of the property in that portion OF the city,
STATEN ISLAND.
FpGrwArrR.-Mrs Mary Ann Council, wife OF
the village marshal of Edgewater. was arralgned
Yesterday. before Justice Wermerskirch, on
charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct pre-
Tered by her husband. Mrs. Conneu, who was vel
| dressed spent Monday night at Police Head
quarters at Staplcton. The Justice. after giving
Mrs Cornell some good advice, required her To give
bonds for her future good behavior.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
| Observation-Disclosures Schwedner, German
| forty.seven years old, butcher by occupation and
| n resjden of Bron xdale, committed suicide Christ
/ mas day by taking a dose Of arsenic he bad re
Gently lost his situation. He became respondent
| and then began to drink freely. After taking thu
poison he told his wife what he had done, and SIN
Immediately sent fer q doctor. who. after lnterro
| eating the man, came to the conclusion that tn
i druggist had sold him some Substance that was ID"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
A MATINEE AT DELMONICO'S.

matinee took place yesterday afternoon at Del
monlco's. in the large dining hall ON the second
door. for the benefit of the New-York Orttopedlc
sDcnsary and Hospital The tickets We're az eac
took nloee nnder the auspices of the following
officers Of the Ladies' Board; Mrs William Nh NJ
Bliss, Miss A. Roosevelt, Mrs. William Astor; MRS
William A. MADDEN, Mrs. James X. Oracle. Miss 7.
Fnrniss. Mrs. '.dward Woolsey, Mrs +. p. Fabbrl.
Mrs G. w. Cuum, Mrs. Beach Grant aad Mrs.
James Burden. Locke Richardson and MontehoTe
Isqacs volunteered their services, the former read-
Ing two selections and the latter entertaining the
audience for over an hour with numerous featS OF
legerdemain The were furnlsned
gratnitonsly by ,Delmonieo: and the print mt
carpenters. stage and appurtenances, by steele
Mackaye, were ali freely rendered Among tnose
~ Rridcman Mrs. and Miss Beekw.h, Mrs. Schuy-
Ter. Mrs William C. Schermerhorn, Mr.. and Mrs
John Astor. Miss Wolfe, Mrs DR.. James W; nan
new. Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Mrs. Adrian slselln
Mrs John Wolfe, Mrs. John Stewart, jr.. Mrs. John
Sherwood. Tea wa furnished in an adjoining room
after the entert aipment, during which an orchesra
performed various popular selections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
INol-EsT IN A SUSPICIOUS CASE.

Coroner Schrmer began an inquest yesterday Mt
peStorJ station in the case of John W. Williams,
OF the town of Poundridgc. Westminster County,
the circumstances of whose death November -
y n SAWYER who attended Mr.. Williams during
his LAST Illness Mrs Williams and her sister, sarah
~ Searles and others testified before the coroner
;nry Several witnesses related incidents that had
aroused suspicious that the death of Williams was
not "a natural one while Others expressed the benei
that excessive drinking had FASTENED MS dealh.
The inquest was adjourned TO 1uesday TO await the
result of an autopsy ordered to be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
BURyED TO DEATH on 4 HEAP or CINDERS

Two Migrants, Barney Duffy and John Ma
honey Sunday evening laid down on the cnders cared
from the Passaic Rolling MIL on the vacant lots at the
innc,lon of the Newark branch OF the Erie with the
main line ut the southern end Of Paterson Duy was
W,boney made him some coffee old tin eau, and
then procrlng aid carried him to So. Josephs Hospital
TaIoney then went back and laid down on the cnuers
He was found Yesterday morning dead and burned 10
crsU his toes having been burned completely or The
wind had reshencd IN the mght, ana Iahhea 'ne
afrau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
THE BROOKLYN CHECK FoRGERIEs.

The police are following all the clews in reference
TO the forged checks upon the Commercial Bank IN
Brooklyn, for which Adolph Bessie and Mrs.
Josephine Trau are under arrest. Mrs: Trans house
at West bury L.. . has been searched and large
numDcr of papers :; cured. The connection OF Mrs
Tran with well-known criminal cases IS being
traced 1T has been learned that she offered pan III
against Mrs Volkmer and her husband, who were ac-
cused of trying to poison Mr. Blair at their house
III Esscx-st., NewYork, for which they were aIter-
ward sentenced TO the Sing Sing Prison for twelve
wears. Mrs. Tran is said to have appeared in the
case at the instance of Mrs. Mandei baum, who Is
we'll known to the police for her sistance TO
cnrninals. Mrs. Trau is the sisteT-in-law Of her
fcllow-pnsoner, Bessie. The prisoners were eX,
ahmed before Justice Walsh yesterday and heid
Tor the action Of the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
RAISING RENTS UPTOWN.

There is already kome stir in Harlem concerning
rents after May l. 1t is stated that there IS TO be
oisa in anartmeuts and stores. Some occupants OF
the better class OF houses in Second-ave, Who since
the completion of the elevated road nave Deen herV
inc themselves to endure nul sance III coDsidera
ton of tho low rents they confidently anticipated
have been informed by their landlords that at leso
g11O will be added for the next rental year. ! ne
selection of the Inwood site for the coming EXnbl-
ton is already floating wild minors from fhe West
s,;ie and hold ont their arms but the man who has
once waited on crisp day before the open draw Oh
Uarlr-, Bridge will be apt to look the other way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Filth drepue Hoiei-Senators Roscoe Conkhng, oi
Iticr and Theodore r. Randall OF Newt crsey iepres,
tves Jay Hubbe of Michigan D. wsShpnrg, or
Tennes,ee H. ID Money Of Mississippi and C. ~ sheuey W
Alabama Judge Theodore Miller OF the NewIork oour' VI
Appeas and Judge John NJ kirkpatrick, OF fitsbnIg
N.. YORK Hoc-senator Charles W Jones OF fioraa
Sf,rtepont Hotue-The Columbus Deano Oh ONO
Victoria Hofd~Judge o. A Loeb ane Of Geor1a ne',2
poifqn Hofet-senaor Charles A Fowler OF hlnRsIoh y
Wgdsor Hotel-General John NJ Knapp, OF AnOutn' ~.
Henry q. Parker OF Boston Eps,eu n.s ~ An
sors George r. DAY. of Haven and G. W Mead Oh An
dover fsfor iotlse- General G. III. crane u. a
81 James H0'eL-Tbe Rev. Or. r. r. falipan Oh sI 9'e
plens College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
ALLEGED BURGLARS ARRESTED.

Numerous rohberes have been committed about
the different villages of Staten Island III the ast
month the thieves in each case CARVING on their
nIunder without being detected. Several members
of the Richmond County police were detailed TO ds.
cover, if possible, a clew to the thieves sergeant
Roc and Officer SmOnson yesterday succeeded III
arrcsiing thomas Noble. Timothy Donovan Dennis
Kane. james Cowhige and Daniel OConneil, all OF
whom were arrtigned before Justice f9weIs AT
NV .I,riohtop charged with having robbed the sa-
loon Of William Adams. at West Brighton. Ihe
prisoners were all committed TO the County jan, IN
Inrr They are believed 10 have been connected
with some of the other rObbereS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
slrspEcrEp vIoLENCE IN GRAvEsEND.

Mrs Southington, of Gravesend. L. l., reported to
SUPERINTENDENT Campbell, of the Brooklyn police,
YESTERDAY that her son with whom she lived, who
kept hotel on the old Coney Island road. not far
from Coney Island, was missing, ana she feared
foni plav She was awakened in the night by sus-
picoils noises in the bar-rOOm but afterward went
70 slepp. In the morning she found the bai-Toom
omen and lights burning, but there was evidence OF
mncb disorder and her son was nowhere to be
found She stated that his life had been threat
encd. The missing man is known as Thomas
SonthjnCtOn. Detective Price detailed to in
yes;igate the woman's story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
pRIsrOr 2S-ATrived str Bath City from New YORK
HALIFAX Dec 2S-ATrived, Hibernan. from Liverpool
for Boston ~
MFsss, Dec 2q-Sailed str Navigation Boston.
IJNKupuoI 2sStr City Of Richmond. from NewYork
FOR this orr via Holy at today
Arrived Bavartau. IRON Boston.
QURENsIuwN 2S-Arrived. str En, from Newfork for
wEsr HABrLIrooL Dec 2sArrvsd str shildon (Br from
Boston
AMERICAN PORTS.
BALTIMORE Dec 2s-Arriyed str Elizabeth PHILADELPHIA
Cleared. Commerce. Plymouth " Q; IA CAV, Phla
delp.ia. -,
BsTos Dec 2S-ceared slrs BrAntiori city, West Harte
noal Eng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
FORCED TO PAY HEAVY DAMAGES.

William Schultz. by his guardian~ad Item, brought
suit IN 1877 the Superior Court. against the lDrd
Avenue Railroad Company. TO recover damages Ior
q forcible eiectment from of the companys cars.
whereof Schultz was knocked down and run over
by car going in the opposite direction, and very
seriously injured The jury, upon the trial. rendered
ve,d,ct IN favor of Schultz for $15, 900 and costs.
Judge Freedman refused yesterday The defendants
motion for new trlaI.