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SHOT BY A POLICEMAN
An INSANE MAN PROBABLY FATALLY WOUNDED
Jersey CITY.

An INSANE MAN PROBABLY FATALLY WOUNDED IN
JERSEY CITY.
Peter Murray an insane lrishmar, living q, 10
2S3 Eleventh-st., jersey City; was prooap'y iI'aS
shot Yesterday morning hy Patrolman MARX Law
renee of the Second Police Precinct OF that CIV
At2 A. M Murray broke into the basement OF 'he
house of Anthony Duffy. No. III Monmou hor;
the screams of Mrs. Duffy and ran 10 the stoop.
He found Murray in tho basement breaking
the windows with chaii. Murray. VINO was taVlhR
wildly was clad only in his trousers aud shoes:
Lawrence took him into custody on charge OF
burglary made by Mr.. Duhy. When Lawrence
reached Monmouth and Nintt-Sts ms prisoner asked
him If he would obtain bail for him. and wa, as
sured that lie would be treated right # he
would 60 peaceably No, to the station snid:
LET us see who is the best man." Murray then
clnchcd with the off er and knocked bin down
An exciting and desperate fight followed Tor me
possession of Lawrence's club. Murray succeeded
in wrenching the club from the grasp of the oincer
and dealt HIM several heavy blows over
the head. Lawrence managed to get upon
his feet, after slipping upon the ice,
when Murray felled hlm with a heavy
blow on the side of his head. He jumped into the
street. and Murray ran after hlm with nplfted clup
LawIenc drew his revolver and warned HIM noi 10
renew his attack with the club In a swcr Murray
sprang up0n him, when Lawrence, fearing Tor hl'
and sat down. " II is just as well les said win an
OATH that YOU shot me for would have Killed you
if YOU hadn't.'
Murray at once surrendered the club and Law
renee took him to the station. He was su0se-
duently removed TO ST. Francis's Hospital. Inc
ball struck hun IN the abdomen and pas 'ed through
his BODY Ii was found embedded under the SKIN
IN his back and was removed bv the surgeon OF the
hospital Lawrence surrendered himself to the
sergeant al the Police station, and was
arraigned before Police Justice Peloubet and re-
leased on his own recOmIzaDce. The wound OF
Murray viii probably prove fatal
Chief Of Police Murray said that he had no doubt
but that Lawrence acted in sei-dcense. and Murray
atterward told the Chef that he would certainly
have KILLED the officer If the latter had not shot NM
Murray was n sutton for the hand OF Miss
Marv McCue sister of Mr.. Duitvs
wife. The young woman refused to receive his at
tenuons and Mr.. Duffy made hlm leave the house.
Tbis treatment affected lIs mind. Friday evening
Murray visited ST. Mchae's Roman Catholic
Church. IN NInth-st, and began removing ms
clothing IN the course of the services. The sexton
of The church elected him. Thursday morning he
created a disturbance IN the First District Court
room, and he was summary put out by order Oi
Justice PelOubet.
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IN EVENTFUL Day FOR MR. NOM.

AndTcas Mohn the German sailor who was ar
rested in HoDokcn. y. j., on charge Of having
deserted from the steamship Gcllert was taken
before Justice Dixon of the Supreme Court. ytstcr
day. at his house. After nearing short argument,
Jusfice Dixon Issucd an order releasing Mohn from
the county iall on the ground that there were no
sufficient reasons for his arrest his further deten-
ton. MOhn was immediately arrested by CON
stable Zimmerman on the charge of betrayal under
promise of marriage, made by Mrs. Ida Metz. The
prisoner was taken to lloboken. where he was
warmly met by the young widow. Tho couple
went 10 the house OF Justice Streng. when MIS-.
Metz formally Withdrew her charge. Mohn and
Mrs Metz were married, and started Tor the West
last evening on their wedding trip.
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WHAT THE CONTRACTOR sAYS-lHE lNJOhhD MEN
RECOVERING.
MANY persons visited yesterday tho scene OF
FRIDAYS accident at the bridge now bulldlhg 3Ntl
The Ulrlcn River M ne-hundred-and- ni'y elenth-
81. Opinions varied rs To the cause Oh INC S
the posi- ole carelessncSS OF the WoTkiheh hh"nhS
the gir1er and faulty construction OF tue scaMou-
inc were freely discussed Contractor ID. Ii. Kelly
SAID that the accident was caused ny an error Oh
Judgment on the part OF the men IN turning thc
,,irder over H. added, however that the blocks
ON which the order rested were coated with snow
and ice when made them slip out. and the men,
being unaoic to hold the Ovcrhannng end, had 10
let il go. lie did not think the presence "i tw.N
men could have prevented the accident. Assistant
Foreman Case had been with him thirteen years auu
was a careful and trust worthy man me staElms
put up again Yesterday and woiK was guns ~
as usual Ii would ,quirc bali CAV, Mt hcI'!
said TO RAISE the grder which wac III ne I'H Hg
when 1t was desirable 10 put 1t III posltlou;;
bridge Will be finished IN the iailer p"I' "a ''"
uary. .., -
Henry Conner, who was slightly injured, was
hnping noai the bridge yesterday lie dil not Glr9
10 talk about the accident, he Sald, but fcmtiASu
that II happened in a flash, ana the nfst thlhg ne
knew he was thrown IN the air ne gol ou' VI ,uo
water without difficulty ana would soon recover
from his INJURIES HIS feet aud LEGS were bruised.
II was II Ited az the NInety-liuth street tOSplt1
Thar the pancuts were dong we'll and would prob
ably recover. The most serious case was
that of Frederick Gognia. No fracture OF tie
skull had been found, bui he was suffering
somewhat from conclusion of the BRAN. Assistant
Foreman Case. VINO was badly bruised and whose
right arm was broken, Is doing nicely, ana Fatrck
CaVdnagh. suffering from slght conclusion o. 'ne
bran. viii gel well under careful treai mCnV.
Cavanagn SAID that the accident was caused by
careless construction of the trcstie lie had Deeii
aOprchensiVc of danger. ana his we hau auN'NSu
him not 60 90 70 work Friday. Several other work
men were also afraid Of the structure ana tXpieseu
themselves To that effect superintendent CoInuIn
SAID that assistant foreman Case had supervisor the
construction of the trestle. aud as he was coul-
potent man every pIecauliVh Hdu uhuVup'V"'S "0N"
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An OyER-ZEALOUs OFFICER.

spirit of mischief induced two school girls, Fri
day afternoon, 10 throw cat suffering from fits
INFO the dry IDS store OF Jacob Hart at SXtleth-
ST. and the boulevard. The animal landed on the
counter and ran wildly abolt the Shop, npSettiug
boxes and creating confusion. MIR. Hart man
nearly sixty years Of age. picked IN yard stuck
and ATTEMPTED to drive the cat INTO the street \
lively chase ensucd, in the course OF which Police
man George 4. Townsend. of the Twenty-second
Precinct Glanced pass the store, and, seeing Nh.
Hart, stick m hand running after the cat arrested
him on charge Of cruelty to aplmas. Mr.. Hart
was taken 10 tie FOrty-scyeBtI-strcct Police Sta
tIou and locked up IN 4 cell all night. Yesterday
he was arragned before Justice Blxby i'll the York
Vile Police Court, VINO, on hearing the clrcum-
stances OF the case. promptly discharged him.
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STARRED WITHOUT PROVOCATiON.

Leon juror. a French silN-wcaver. was arrested
ot IIackcnsack y. j.. and committed 10 the PaSsac
County Jail at Paterson yesterday. on a charge OF
stablng Thomas johnson FIVE weeks ago. John
son who was Il mere youth, was brother OF James
Johnson who WAS on the Democratic ticket Tor the
office of state AsSemblyman. He was Oh his way
home from political meeting Thursday evening.
a dcsreratc fight with James Goldsmith, another
silk weaver. juror was being badly whipped,
when ha drew a knife and began sashlne right and
left One of the blows took effect Oh the head of
vounr John. on who dicd Thanksgiving Day. Jul
ron had never seen johnson until the night of the
fight He crazy frcm liquor, and struck john
son hccausc lac was loOL ing at him.
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THE SIDE OF A srREEr.CAR CRUSHED

A car of the Forty second 81. and Grand-St. line
was Thinning from Fourth ave. INTO Twenty -thlTd-
St at Is a. m. yesterday. when irelght-car OF the
Harlem Railroad Was driven rapidly down Fourth
ave. The freight car was on down grade. ana
conld not he stopped. The driver OF the street
attcmptrd 10 cross in front oi IT. The result was
coils on that smashed the cntlIc side OF the street
car Ii was nearly hled WIN PASSENGERS athoneh
many seeing the approaching danger, had icapcd
Oh Those who remained were thrown among each
other but with the exception Of one man, who
injured
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etap he latter MT Dover william Wilson the latter ost
boat sails and buwarks
FOR Later snip NeDsU anu. see Secenps fG1-



uopr,s MATT EXTRACT il new ne etc and healing
remedy ghy recommended by e avg EUROPEAN pnf1 ~
can for Dmp the chest and stomach uyHW pr 10
stn tte coughs sc sls' euef IN consul p,
and a excellent nghener Tor "Om I'LL
" health also pleas M iap!o
beverage which many refer to aver peer or III
mi IN ths country and espc aaly In his Guy st'aN
q remlrkaDo fact ihai no or WF, nss
Milt xract has mad single cola = VI ~ ta,,r
are enth isil Tie IN praise powerful arg rle th s asl
one IN % carries weight whore- tHa We 80 "a ns
for America are Mrssrs Tarrant CO.. OF r"f !" AZ.
very careful whe lending the sanction ~ Wei ua W Guy
preparation. Every genuine bottle bears me aoi q,
fafrant q 60 Metsr. Pierce y CO. sell the nam "a
tact N this city Boston saturday Evcnn2 'aze u. -
For sale by PARK rlfOrl, Acker Metf 'olu't AL"
all hrs tclass GrOcers and Drug SIS in New ! ih
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DISCHARGED AND REARRESTED.

Philip AaIonson, the Hebrew Clothicr in Newark
ave. jersey CITY and in Nain-st., Paterson, y. j..
who recently arrested ANA committed 10 the
Hudson County jail, on charge OF cOnSpriEg
with four other men to dcfraud ms creditors this
city out of the amounts due them, released
Yesterday upon giving bonds To the amount OF
81 900 He was at once rcarrcsted by Constable
Locke on a warrant on charge made by Frederick
Tocr the senior member OF the firm Of F0llcr X
Baver of No. l2J Grand It.. tins city. 10 whom he
is indebted in tho sum OF II go for goods pur-
chased 10y him September 20. The amount of bail
was placed at = 900. IL was promptly furnished
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rnREIGN PORTE.

IoynoS NOV 27-Str Vadcrland (Belg). Jamison. from
f%fsr65 Hoy a. Sailed SIR illinois shackfod for
pm adelphia calling al Queenstown.
BRIsTo nov z7.Arrved str Arrasop tBr. Brown, from
NGIAsGow. SOW 27-Arvod str Olympia ur Craig from
SmARSFss Nov 27Arrived str Coyentina OBJ. Berg
PoRrisiiEab Sow 27-Arycd. Inchmaree (Br Gnf.
"'SrWcasTIE nov 47-Arnved Titana (Br) Williams
mtNBuRG Nov. n Arrived str vandaa GER. Tschbcn
aval. Nov 81 Sac str Caldc7a FRI Do Eeauc. for
AxrwfGr. Nov. .7.-ArrVed str Malabar tBp Ecolts.
Nov 7e % k sts 4 o% ay1na haf rG%
,sri Eooke from Bairimorc.
AMERICAN PORTS.
posro> Nov 27-Arrlycd ctr Atss Hoscason Liverpool
cleared rharos, BOYD Liverpool scandlnavin Wye
Saicd, str, u IL Miller Kent Bal,imorr Roman croweI
philadelphia Ners . II ~ le,'; MY f0rA po. ,,,.
SON sa.cn Crntip~e anl. Iioson Reading CoDurn. New
Cleared JuuiAa. Catherine -ayannsl Pioneer Plat
ws ssmSe sane tcescr f liver Catherine Witt
nF aiiing PIoydene sat ,, tn," l'ston ~.
s' nHfMoGT Nov 27-Anivei Sis II cav rierson Phil
adcIplia, Vim crane. Ho"es bos''n Alancr Ford Phla
cfcared sus Cleopatra Marshman charleston: Wyoming
Teal NewYori W Bruno Forster, Do ri 1abct', Wo0da
Pnliadelphia A7so BE- Jones' L'eilo'' Alliance Ford
DFAWAEr ii,IAxwArgR Nov. 27.-Passed out. Penn.
cMIniisfos N6v 25-ChareJ Charleston New.
Yor. As9sed Tor Phte,s1" str MARLBOROUGH s,n,.r.on
NrAlNl -ioN' NV on ''"'""'"' ''"''7'h
Liverpool .,--, -.
New York from Liverpool VIA Cerdn lattepRtUn
fruu cardiff Via Havana
on sr~i .trs General mncy. Tor New YORK. Wanderer
for Cy OF exco ior Vera cruz Jamaican tor Law
cTpoui.
iassrs-Salcd. str Catalan
FEAACL'u. Nov -1Arrived. str CITY OF Toxic from
Hong Kong Yokohama
FOrEIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON Nov. 27.-Salcd 3st INST. wexford: 23d inst G.
Rrusrn- Ragna; 18th inst Aracsud ior new Orleans
savannah. Esther Roy 21th inst, LOhr
Pensacola Mary Camphen iOr Charleston.
Giu. p th inst. NADIA. 1urkcT:
inst Goodwin. lie villa 22d ins Adee Cnufdcnza Re
bns 2ai INST Magma Robert Peel sofia 49, 18th in.t
Aikor batavia rude. ottawa. stella
Athlete B,rths capt kOSeIl. Pnsto Edward, tInauuol
~ icnbOTg Fri Hattie w. mmci. Jane bell Lizzie Ross
Rosa capt ,n0mo. Rosa IL ftal1. The latter Falmouth
Sns at Deal sarah Chamb"s. oLafegIoD. 1opd1. .7ui
INST Henrik lOscu. John q. northern Queen, NOrwe
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For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS ASTHMA,
LUNGS.
In this new combination have blended together by
DISTlLLA1ION (Which canLo, be cGectually done In any
other Way the Basam roin Rock Candy pure old RYE
Whskey and NALU ABLE rONlC,whch preserves oil the
% the ingredients yielding valuable expecto ant
qualities. and giving the article an asre cable
taste BAfsAM TOIu has long been used b. tho medical
prof ssion for ts soothing healing noui hing roore,
In aayng any irritation Of the throat chest lungs
Rock and Rye is diusyc simulant creating healthy
appetite aud toning tho system generally The eminent
chemist Prof q. A. Mariner OF Chca anayze t. md
choeruy recommends The uriv OF the inereien,,
SOLD ~ DRUGGISTS. GROCEI.S, AND DEALERS
EVERY WHHRE.
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RoLn ROBBERY IN DAYLIGHT.

There is a handsome row of stonc-ir0nted buld
jnrS on he Mouth side OF Third ave, between Fifty
ifth and Fiity-SNh -stS. the lower parts OF which
are occupcd rs stores. while The upper hOorS are
used as hats Each Hat Is divided INTO Two Paits
by Il central hall The third floor is occupied by
the families OF Mrs. Sophia lalmaY ana ChafIeS
Traean Mrs. Palmay has lived there Tor a year,
waite Tragan ONLY moved there from Newport TWO
weeks arO. intending to make a pcTmant NJ nome
in this city. lie did not find any employment,
however, and determined to return to Newport
Friday he returned thithcr, leaving his child,
nineteen months old, in the care OF Mrs. Ialinay'
ami his trunks and furniture in hs apartments IN
tending to he away only few days. Al o CLOCK
yesterday afternoon young man caiIed on MIs
Palmav and asked her II she did not want 10 huy
some coal. saying that he was an agent ana was
taking orders. She said no. and on his asking II
the other family on the floor dId not want some
she toll Inn that they were ont OF town Tor Il lew
DAYS Halt an hOuf later Mis-. PalmaJ went INTO
Traralis apartments to get some clothing lOl Inc
child and 10 her surprise found the door winch she
skeleton keys hung from the keyhOe. WITHIN the
room she saw two men. one of whom was her late
visitor TIiiiu. three trunks which they iad broken
omen with iimmIcs.' On seeing her the men
started 10 run ont ana IN so doing Knocked MIS-
Palmay down. Before she could recover herself
fEey lad reached the street. Inc woman called
" stop thci ' and ran down stairs as fast as she
could One OF the robbers had dlSappcaIe:. ana the
other was in the act OF jumping on a Imri-aNe
car She pointed hun out TO joseph Mat. OF No.
TG2 SccOnd-aNc.. who gave chase ana caught MN
on the car He took him to the sidewalk. and
looked abont for a policeman. At Tins moment
Officer Jennings of the Eighteenth Precinct. VINO
had 'ust lett ;he lOrkvillc Police Court, came IN
sight The prisoner given INTO the Oinccl 5
charge and was taken to court, where he was
Edward Murray, age twenty-one, oil No. III Ave-
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RIM ireEpe Fotel-EX-Governor Sllas Noohson'
81 Missouri ex Governor G. Washhurn OF Wisconsin eN
Governor A. G Curtin OF Pcpns yyania judge O. a. liar
din the NewYork Supr Court, and the hon wilma
L. Bostwick Of Ithaca....rHsc H0usc senator " ~.
Pliers d. o. New creev prcroot House Judge Chh loA
Andre vs. of the New York Of App as. " '"ds0'
H,tet-Ihe Rev. Or. W. II. Ryder of Chicago
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LlERlG Co.'S CocA BEEF ToNIC

"Afv pacns derive marked and decided benefit from H. "
saws Prof " CARNOCuAS, ". D. Prof surgery NOV" lux
Medical College. -. u,tu. go
the stomach and bowels Indigestion, constipation hatuehy
nlorso1 By leading phy 'icians ,,.,.t. ,..h,.,
For bliOusncss malaria dyspepsia audd'OAtF IL - WSnJ
Endorsed by the most eminent physicians
CNTloS-Bcware OF Che2p Worthless limitations under
OuIs and similar names. Ask Tor Coca Beei one
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IcP-watcr il perfectly harmless and more
froshing with little HOP BTITEEs ~ each drauSht


KIDNEY Wort is remedy which removes
foul from the blood and crates hr ny ac,p" .
bctoa constipation piles AMI rheumatism. klDNEl WUh ~
the surest safest dy USE Rocky Mountain No"s'
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those no are una ole to support themselves in New
York will be forwarded to the agricultural regions
OF the interior at the expense OF thcir more 1ortu-
nate countrymcD.
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The recent decisions IN regard TO the rag.
have no effect Whatever with the uinrss or present
dew c's OF tho Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company
JlS Broadway
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UOTSEKEEPERS

Are cautioned against vic rets on James Pyes cee
brated PgAtNE with Of similar sound ana IN pack
ages Of similar shape PEARLNR the only sae atuco !"
make washing easy, quick anc cheap
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
U2 sun 'stS-. 80 tlock sloWl In o,S
Noon ri es... 25l s0uths $50 Moons age days.20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-A. VI.
Sandy HOOK. 3A3 AIS He'll Gate 0:l7
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. ".
Sandy HOOK. 4l6 Island. 4Jl He'll Gate GAO
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hat the money he had received ne uIned over 10
the Village Treasurer of New Brighton.
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A RECREA,r HUSBAND TO BE PUNISHED.


Abraham Rasp. who lived with his wife and
four children at No 90 Madison-st.. Newark, sud
denly disappeared September =, 1878, leaving
his family entirely destitute. HIS wife soon
afterward ascertained that her husband had
made the acquaintance of Barbara Relttingshoetcr,
n woman fifty years of age the wife Of well TODD
German citizen. The woman had inherited consld-
cradle property in Germany, and she embarked for
Europe, taking RaSp with her and paying AlS eX-
pcnses RaSp twcnty-nlne years OF age. nav
ing secured the nher tancc the woman and her
companion travelled through Europe for some
time, and then returned TO America, going to
Cleyeland ONO. where they opened Il hotel.
Meanwhile Mrs. Rasp aud her four young children
had become a charge upon the town, and were sent
IL the anlshOuSc. The wife was adv tseu to apply
TO Justice OF the peace. and she told her story TO
Justice OTTO Of Newark. The Justice having as
certaimcd that Rasp had brother living IN Ger
many. wrote him letter lnqulTing where the miss
ing brother was. An answer was received stating
that RaSp was in Cleveland, at No. lG3 Scranton
ave. The Justice opened communication with the
Chief OF Police OF Cleveland and the Cleveland
authorities having secured proof of RaSp's blgamy
he was arrested and lodged i'll jail Ill Cleveland.
request was made that Mrs Rasp bc sent thitheI to
appear as "a witness against her husband. and as
the woman had means the Pennsylvauia Rail
road officers gave her free pass. and help was
extended to her by citizens in order that her huS
band might bc brought 10 justice.
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THE NACKINNON Pm.

THE MACkINNON ZEN.
successful Pen IL tn W1lNet Ih' Ony
pom with a diamond circe around the point TIE onY zen
mar VIII stand the Always ready always WIN
You never blOts coils the hands. hs 0fy o s Ffl
N, }tsos nriccs &c free MACKNNON FEN O.. 20 bTpau
gav near Futon.st Tho genuine stamped D. MAckNNoN
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DEAD AT HER HUSBANDS HANDS.

The inquest held by Coroner FaTsioW in the case
Of Mrs. Henry Won Asbcrn, who d;cd last SUNDAY at
West IlohOken. " j., after being horribly beaten
by her husband. was completed late Friday night.
{. H. Converse the county physician OF Hudson
County. testified that when hc made the post NOR
fonnd that her nose had been broken. Thomas Dali
ton testified that ne saw Won As5ern when ne sur
rendered himself to Chei OF foiIce smith, and that
Tie iury found that Mrs. Won Asbcra " came 10 her
death from iemOrrhage OF the snperinduccd by
Flows nfiict By her husband" The lu band l.
confined in the Hudson County Jail. .ntIng the
action of the Grand Jury.
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SHLPPLNG NELC.S.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK......NOv. 81, 1880.
ARRIVED
Richmond Stevens West Point Va with mdse to Old
sif Francona Mangum Portlar. Me. with mdso and pas
BafK Norwo God co st John NIB Fraser bordeaux o.
ballast Parker Co anchored IN Gravesend Bay
Bg Rapid Johnson Of and St John. B. with lumber
sc6r Aimed. Wiley, Glehrlst Providence via Newport
Annie Lee. Look. Bangor, with lumber TO order.
schr American Chief snow RocEaud. with lime to Havi.
rS-Thc following clearance was made Nov. 20, and
reported:
str Naworth Castle BIT Hutton Reval Russia. Benham
sUNsET-wEIyD-7At SANDY Hook Light. NV; cloudy and
CLEARED.
strs Glencoe Br) Gulland London Henderson Bros Brit
annie 81 Perry Liverpool and 3uesnsown y Coils
rJ Ketch Barow, Henderson Bros; Belgenand tBelg
mcr Bremen via southaml ton Oelrtchs 90: Hatleras
WAGER Norfolk City Point and Richmond, old Dominion IS
Co Glancus Bears Boston. II f Dmock; New-Orleans
erson. Galveston and Key West IL Mallory CO.. Morgan
Ey ASs ;vsona9 Geo Yonse Frsne6nia MaRg1m Fort
land j Ames. Beneactor Jones Wilmington, Vim Clyde
dria J Koome Jr; Fanny cadwaiader. Clark. Baltimore
quebec T Ds1eE LGnaon sGqw BTreess Ro
TG9 @ heFy M Jones L T SNOW B
grss; Joyen Alberto Port, Msehado 0poro. lawrence
Plymouth for orders Benha% Pickering co. Harriet
4 e Bout y Cape dS h A cS and oaf @arR 0 the
Spring Lovathan NOR 1erescn. MonteyideO for
dors Funch Edye & Co; Dor Wandefer GER krom Ham
burg Funch Edge Co. SuItana (Br MOsher Cork for
ders. Whitney & Co, Ger0lama Olivan tTaD Olvar
Cork for orders slocoyen Coz PrGsiasn! Dc2e (NCT Al
Queenstown, Plymouth Falmouth Tor orders, Beuham
Pickering e co.
Brigs Williams tBrl. Nelson, oporto, whitney CO.
AlphOnse tl3r Thomson. CioniucgOes. j & q Fowler.
Sohrs Frank l. OBI, Lawson ~ John. 3D. A Honey;
Frrnk Brl Ackeriy II John. y b. \ T IIeney; Annie
Brown BIZ Curry, Wohvle Ms Annie Bell Reed George.
town Dem. ID Tr0w bridge Alice scranton McIyov New
Haven Conn J. T. Henry Clarke. IIsig Nassau
NJ III Il Is Ihurbcr & 60. Early Bird tIIaYt) conway
Frontcra. Mex Bentley Gderseeye IL Co. l. Thompson.
Hun. Providence j & Roberts.
MARINE DISASTER.
LONDON Nov 27.Ships Labrador OBJ. Ildel from Que.
bee oct Is FOrganhall tBr. Hunter from quebec
10 both Tor Greeuock son the latter port he
Labrador lost her foremost and boNspnt.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28
NEGRO AND INDIAN QUEEN MARRIED.

At EasthamptOn l.. l.. last Sunday. Justice
TuthilI was called upon To marry Theodore 49,
.jonns0n of OYSTER Bay and Maria Pharo, Queen of
the Montauk tribe OF Indians. and the widow Of
the late King. David PhaIo. The groom lie Il full
llOOded negiO. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28
MARINE DISASTER.

LONDON Nov 27-Ships Labrador OBJ. Ildde from Que
bee Is Forsanhall tBr Hunter from quebec Oct
both GrepIOCs sOn at the latter port he
Labrador lost her foremost and boNsprt.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.