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Death of Judge Hayes of Kentucky

Louisville, KY, March Nv. Ii. Hayes,
appointed Judge Of the + deral court OF
Kentucky, early in September, 1879, to sue
coed Judge Bland Ballard, died sud
denly of hart disease in this city this after.
noon. Judge Hayes was 50 years of age aud
was from Springfield, Kentucky. uring
the war be was q brave soldier in Bristow's
regiment. 1t will be remembered that Judge
Billiards. death last August was sudden and
of heart disease.
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rRENou EpuoArloN nILL.

Paris, March l0.--Beforc the Senate nd
journed yesterday three articles Of the Ferry
education bill were adopted. The debate for
its second reading was fixed for Monday next.
The Courier De Sour says; In consequence
of the defeat of article of education bill in
the Senate, NJ. Ferry has resigned the Min
stry of Public Worship.
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A orommaticaI Conundrum.
New York Express

A good deal of interest has been excited in
high circles in this city by the question
whether It is strictly grammatical to say,
"Are you going to the theatre tonight :" or
"Wili you 20 10 the theatre tonight" We
understand that several quite distinguished
men have expressed opposite opinions on
the question, and that bets are pending on
the authoritative answer.
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Cincinnati, March TO- = A Washington
Ohio, courthouse special, dated midnight,
says: james f. Ely's large elevator and
pork-packing establishment caught fire at
II 80 and is total loss. Other valuable
buildings are in danger, as the fire is not UNI
der control. Ely's .oss is $4,000; insurance,
SI- 0n0
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pay for wnter Withheld.

7SpoclaI 20 the HefaIU'
San Antonio, March 10.-The Gght be-
tween the city and the Water-works eompa-
nv resulted In the Council refusing TO pay
more money until the matter is settled by the
ppurtg
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.pinafore. at Fort worth.

Fort Worth, March 10.--"Pinafore' was
played 10 Evans hall tonight, to a crowded
house. The performance was grand sue
cess. and delighted every one. 1t will be re-
produced tomorrow night A full house is
expected. Mr.. Stanley the director, has
won praise of every one as peerless artist.
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Ryan and satteriee's Case.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, March l0.--The case Of ~
an and Satterlee tried and convicted Of tho
murder of DR.. Brasell and son, of Dewitt
county, was reversed and renanded at Ga'-
weston to-day. They will likely be taken
bnck to Cuero.
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Rush LLOYD Case.

Special 10 the Herald.
Fort Worth, March lO.--The jury in the
Rush Lloyd case has not made verdict yet.
Rumor says they are now ten Tor scq ittal
and two for conviction.
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Foreign AMnirs.

London, March l0.--A Vienna dispatch
reports that on tho Austro-Russian frontier
near Dzkiow, tho river broke through tho
dixie and flooded thirty villages, some Of
which were completely destroyed. Thous-
ands are without food or shelter. Many cat
tie are lost.
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Mexican silver and Hidcs.

Special to the Herald
San Antonio, March 10.--0ne hundred and
thirty thousand dollars of Mexican silver ar
rived to-day from chihuahua, Mexico; also
thirty thousand pounds Of choice Mexican
hidns ----
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London, March 7.-Tha Duchess OF Mar
borough, writing to the Lord Mayor Of Lon
don. saws sThe distress in Ireland continues
10 be general and in some parts is increasing"
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rwESTY.FIyE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.


NOTICE - Advertisements may he handed
~ int our business uh'Nu up " w. hii
anil into The f0npn1ing fnnll nnh o. III.
NTouuE-Altsntlon sl,ck stem We ue
~ prepared IN rll contracts inr took rhlllr
u uuanlilltsi 90 Huii putrhn tfH ny no ~ ~
AMI PItlrR desiring thnt clns nl ri lck
lease 6ddre,f, WADE A PARKER Thnlh'
lon feAns nplih
NOTlCE % II you want your lmn tine,
~ plnu1h, ullru hNlurts, hhsNhfr, lrulhnl
Nc, moved, packed and shipped uf unphrhed
krputrr Orders lett 40 jNuoa \ Murphy ~,
as, viii hp promptly attended a. u
convenient, lrANr orders QUO on
several days previous Rates from NCls up
ron nENr.
NOR RENT ~ nlm street, Adlers old
IL HtRpd, suitable for dry goods, groceries
on nuy gnul business, Apply 10 lno. lfnwn'
Ing, l0h7 Elm street, uarlni
NOR RgNT-An elegant residence contain
II ing foyen rooms, choice location Wllllih
iIya uinutth' Vnih from pontnnlct,. ApplY
Ia N A, Spencer, ~ Mnron,y ~, -
hardware house, OsI Elm stroel' mDll
I,OR pFNT-- stare 7Os Elm street, ard store
l. west uf pnllHr -turc, possession immed' .
Rt0ly, Apply a. u, sullivan, corner Mnh'en
and Cnilngt slrnels, mnn12M
MIsCELLASEOUs WANTS.
XYvANTEp Dung cattle, at or POOR $40,
w corner Lamar ANA tAruih sucols'
mario
XXvANTED 60 / Marble no 10 Fountain, Tee.
w ond-hand Adde'S T. q BoN Ia
nn..ens Issaa nan.an 80 a..a
ran SALE
TNon sALG--The PacIlc stables, lncudirR
X stock, etc, or wlthouli or eithori Wealth
merchandise, Address Henry schwartz,
Weaiherfod merll
NOR SALE - n good selyicoahle accond.
II hand, top huggyi hcmc manufactures also
" nrAl.olasB set Of slnlle harness, Pagetp .
make Apply NJ Rec, East Dallas
mint -
TNOR SALE-Ilallct, Davis Il Co. piano tor
IL sale, NJ $500 10 cash, big bargain. ln-
qulre at 500 AInln street, Dallas, Texas,
MARI
nor SALE--rho Abncy farm, situated on the
L Decatur rond, o miles W ~ Of Denton,
Denton county, Texas This tract Is ! 100 acres
Of black sandy prairie with 500 acres Ia cult
walton, D neat framed tenant houaos, good res.
ldcnco OF rooms, wItha hal and pantry good
barn and plcn!yot water For sale asa Whole
or In any aizcd lots, Address y, W. Abney,
Ahney 'spOrn L, o., Denton CO., Texas
Jang0m
INJk SALE e. Elegant lteNiuenco Tor snlo -
II OneOr The mosG desirable, commodloua
and comfortable In Dallas or vicinity. In
quire at Editorial rooms, Herald aud COM
| merci.l enlco, lnnNllI
PHYSICIAN.
| PHYSICIAN AND bukGBoN -Dk. NOR
| ( TON, Once, In frat national bank build.
| Ing. ReAdence, Corner Saniacinto and
| ~ n,.,,nI .trcatn unygr dti
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nsxar count, Grand Jury Adjourned.

nexar County tiraiid Stafy At'J""ri'ee'
Special to the Herald
San Antonio, March lO.-The Grand jury
has adjourned. Only thirteen indictments
for felopies and misdemeanois. No crime N
this county.
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NOR SALE 90 n good seYiceahle aecond.
II hand top buggy hcmc, munuiNcinroi also
u llAl-ooSB set of elh,le harness, fasett'
nuke Apply NJ. Rec, East Dallas
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LrOR pFNT- store 1OS Elm street, Arl store
L west NJ DnllHr -tuTc, possession immed' p
gtoly, Apply 10 -, sullivan, corner Mns'en
anu cottage alrnela, nhnM2M
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NOR RENT-Ap elegant residence contain
IL ing foypn rlOmB, choice loeAloh Wllllh
iIVa minutes Wnih from pOntnlct, Apply
10 n A, spencer, ~ Moronyy y 20 a
hardware house, 091 Elm street, mott
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTs.

ANTEp-Young cdltlol hl or poor, $40,
w corner Lamar ana taruih tucois.
mario
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TOpIuE-Aitepllnn hl1pk Men We ale
~ prepared IN rli contracts inr stock cattle
m Guanlilts io Huii putrhnHelH ny ITO itl ~
Ant pltlies drilriug lhnl cWs ol Stock
lease 6ddresf, WADE A PARKER ThnIh'
Ion, feAHs inplm
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XTvANTED g. Marble TO 70 Fountain, tec'
w ond.haud. Addloas X Il, q, BoN IA,
D1iiion, Texas, ncnlnn 90 mani
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INOn sAI.H--The PAcilc stables lncludirg
stock, etc, or without; or eith0ri Wealth
eTlord, Terms ensy, would eXcnnngr tor
merchandise, Address Henry schwMt1i
WPntherfnm mafll
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BEARING SLIGhT LOSSES CALMLY

Augustus buckingham, lawyer, whose otiice was
at No. Wa-st.. in October was appointed receiver
in legal proceedings between two landlords. He
was obliged furnish two sureties in 80 600 each,
and he found them in his friends w. s Cauen of the
Dorlon Fulton Oyster House. IN Broadway. near
1wentv-thrd-st., and T. g. Pinckney. Of Sing-Sing
buckingham entered Hpon his duties, collected
about $500 and then Suddenly disappeared. This
omonni the disgustcd surctics must make good.
Mr. Pinckncy sald Yesterday that he went 10 No.
( Wall-~t. and WAS told hy the boy that Mr.. Buck-
ingham had sold the office furniture with the IN
tcution of going West. He has some relatives III
Michigan and II Is Thought that he intends going
there. One Of the bondsmnn. when asked If he was
" going % do anything anont #" rephCd: " When
man ip,es SlOOO0 hc wants 10 spend rs much
more irving to get II back but when he loses 5000
or 5000 he generally pockets his less and tires 10
forge all abolt a.. believe very iully that Back
ingnaln Is q ,caiawaI. but | don't thiuk can get
the money from him. he has gone and don't eX-
pect 10 see him again.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

c;s,o,n,o 70 extend the time Of the present Off
GERS Of the Institution, at the d,scretion qi h th'
Chancellor. The object OF the plli 10 W a'oiu '"'
appointment of a receiver.
Weightman g. Brother sash and blnd MAKERS
have advanced wages 20 per cent.
In the District Court yesterday judgment was
rendered for S113 in favor of the Richmond sisters
against Albert e. Couch, proprietor OF Booths
Academy. ,,r,,, ,,,psrv
HopoKEN-The body of the woman tound In the
river near Newark last week has not yet been den-
titled Yesterday afternoon it was buried III the
Hobokeu Ce by Coroner ParslOw.
ArERsoN-Frederick Fish, baker Of Marshall
ST. Paterson. shot himself III the mouth on Sunday.
The bullet lodged in the brain, producing insanity
No hOpes a'e entertained of his recovery. lie had
been DIR nking for several days before he shot HIM
self .Tne old wIgwam IN broadway, Paterson.
tho scene OF anotner variety show riot late sat
urCay night. 4 performance was announced. but
some of the actors quarrelied with IL. T. Ackerman.
one of lie managers, and refused to play. Mr.
Ackerman then left the place with the receipts
when the audience made an attack on the stage and
broke up the furniture.
LONG ISLAND.
AsroRrA.-The remains Of the man killed oq Sat
urday evening az Dutch Kills. while walking on
the track of the Flushing aud North Shore Rail
road, were yesterday identified as those of James
FItzSimOns, OF Astoria
WooDHAVrN. The New-York, Woodhavcn and
Rockawsy Beach Railroad is rapidly approaching
completion e'ween the beach and WOodhayen. II
is expected that construction train Will be run
across Jamaica Bay on Saturday next
BRIDGEHAMPTON.-W Gardiner. who died
at his house in IridgehamptOn on March 1, in his
will bequeaths $1,000 to the trustees of the Pres
byterian Church. and 1000 to his negro servant.
The bulk OF his property is left to his adopted
daughter. HIS personal estate is estimated at up
ward of $4,000.
HUNTERs PoINT.-A number of persons inter
ested in the proposed new rOne 70 Block Island and
Newport by way of the Long Island Railroad, went
over tho road on Sunday. The train, consisting of
an engine aud drawIng-roOm car, made the run
from luLtcT's Point to GrccnpOrt tninty-tiye mleS
IN two hours aud ten minutes. The return trip was
made two hours.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLFTON.-1he Coast Wrecking Company yes
terday sent from StapletOn lighter and large
gang of men to remove the cargo Of lumber from
the schooner Harding, from Florida. ashore ON tho
New Jersey coast, about two miles south Of Sandy
HOOK.
WFsTBURY.-The Rev. John Williams has filed
his answer to the complaint Of his wife. who sued
tor a limited divorce the ground Of cruel and in
human treatment. He charges his wife with being
an habltual drunkard. which Is the same charge ne
made agaiust her IN 1870. when he sued III Brook
lyn for absolute divorce but was defeated
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SHIP ~ u.s.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......MARCH T.
1ti.IV.

str r9ysa Br Harris Lonron Feb 81 to Hendcson Bros
strSanu,ro die cuba. Footo Havana Mar 5.to William T.
tr Acapulco shacktord, Aspmwa Feb 2s to Pacific Mail
SIR Fccca GER. Muller laguayra Feh % Porto cabelo
% and Cnracoa - to Daicfi, uuiiou d" Co.
sif y m Lnwrcnce. MAI4h B3um"rr to
sir rdaGcus. BcIrse. host2n t. II : oin"cS. ,,,
, win ,q rnise To- orcr. easel 10 Warrc', Co.
ul Mar, N pines tnf AmhrrsU Bartlett. Dunkrk ~
,k ViooI tccame aU 5rayoio 81 Nazare AZ days,
III nan tDuclD Jausouius rousacoa 10 days with
RrS Rescue As,yeio New Bedford In ballast tomaser:
VII % l%' Irys W., f@sl of Ellsworth nggery Port Pax
DAYS Win coffee oswood. exc 60 b,gcner vessel 10
sco- Hmedi oi Easporo. s,th - J9hg D. l2 days.
with lumbrI TO- ~, VI it ~ Is,n,as. YAK iuShnm ~ Iobn
g. days, win lumber to J9|n J9nS : Cr1'd .. s. , -
r. wa Icw 1T with sulas To or'er vessel to scammel
scr Frances Raglcy Of aud - devs from - John h,
via Tarpaun owe with lumber To Natrou@ oibson yes
SCI cHr clara Hos mf Machias ROGERS, st John r.
-chT fofsrc. Hall of uachao, Ianson - 5ohn. B,
9q 'iay. Win srii o = RI hafi-on,
tor 80 ays vim iat simpson. capp co. vessel to p
NwIND~ sansetl saniy Hook, night Ne. clear. At
CITY Island. heht. ~ clear
CLEAR
strs state of Georgia ,GD smith, GLASGOW Austin Baldwin
. co. Isaac cn Gnn- Norfolk, city Point and Richmond,
,no" W co. Norok, Tunnel. Phialclphid, Wm ?Cydo
co Chesap,aFe, ep ,o Mls7 r @r'' " Parker
Co, Corinza Br Gibson. Bremen, I Wminey 90
tl ordrra, Wm II Thompson c Cog Ennoi tNor JohnS1I
prunswicE Tobias cOl fredsh tNnrl, NorDefs Huli
Fnpch Tdge co. sarah Chamoers lBr lIuteiord London
tunch Edyc & Co Chici Ger). jordan Bremen, Mailer q
pasoVci Cork tor orders, Eunoi
Idye & Co Eliza Bafss tBu, Hollis Hamilton Ber Jones
io1gh Emmanuel orr Ncilsen CORK or Falmouth for or
ARA funch Edys & Coz DIuYdln ptnh lQlng, Naples
Iaaro storey Scarpat Professor lntHtr lNoD Nathe'
- Fuuch .Edve Coz Helen Aniier, Berry. IT
Tbomas Pension & Coz VIII Case Doruot NeWOreans,
Snow X Burgess, Bristol Dr Manson. London, snow Bur
ight Turk er UeOrgetoWE, Whitnsyi Olga Penny
cock iisitimore 7 Honey, salnves Cope lBr Specrn
CvNA..i tVp "A M Per
nambnco 4 Ross Coi Ellen Mitohel, ha0n Boston,
ec5rs Eags Rock, Hammond, MataHZas Miller & H0ugh.
ton, Luea Snow. Gregory san Domingo Ciy, kuOenel
1
! foNbov March s--Au str WsstDourne tBn, from New
f9y 9IIyxsaPool March s-Arr str sDain from NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
IABOR CONTESTS ELSEWHERE.

READING Penn, March S.-lhe members OF
tho Reading HGrdwareCOmpany, operating three large
,oundries here have demanded advance of % per
cent III their wages. and threaten 10 strike II faVOraDc
rcny IL gwen by Wednesday next The men IN the
R,rdsbOro' Iron Mill returned TO work this morning
w,thout receiving their advance OF 10 per cent rs de
manded; they they wil strike on saturday, un
less an increase Of 20 per cent IL granted them
OsCEOLA, Penn, March S.The coal miners
bav. been on strike here for two weeks. The opera
t,ves and miners have held a meeting, but
the Proceedings nave not yet been made puollc
The probaO aOiiities tnat work viii not
he resumed before the lst OF April There have
been no disturbances thus far The coal miners In the
Uoutziale District are still on the strike, but VIII prob
ably resume work No serious trouble mas oc
Cured.
FALL RIVER, Mass. March s.-secretaTy Howard has
issued A circular calling u meeting OF the Spinners
Union tomorrow evening 10 decide whether the 10 per
cent advance viii be accepted or Wheinel Inc splnnefs
W insist on their demand FOR larger Increase IL IA
he general opinion that 10 cent advance VIII Oc ac
cepte1.
TROY n Y. March S-The Harmony Mils agreed to-
day 10 give fifty for dinner, and 10 per cent ad
vance from April l. The officials OF the mills at Cohoes
and the employees alike jubant over the conclusion
OF the strike The soliciting Committee now in Eastern
cities has been recalled by telegraph Many OF the 1e
male help when told Of the settlement wept iOrJoy.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
DISAPPEARANCE OF A POLICEMAN.

DTrAlLED AS A WArCHMAN BY Mr.. MACLEAN, AMI
MISSING FROM THAT TIME.
Superintendent Walling yesterday prepared
compIaint against Patrolman Dennis Leary, charg-
ing him with absence from duty without leave 10
a TRIBUNE reporter the-Supenntendent said that lie
did not know whether Leary had performed any
duty for the last months, or even whether ho
man had not been dead that length of time At the
reouest of Mr.. MacLean, he said Leary was detailed
in August last to serve the Street Cleaning bureau
ne q vatcbman He was a good Oarsman. ana was
to row about the Narrows and COncy island 10 see
whether the captains of tugbOats employed Dy 'he
Street Cleaning Bureau tOwed the garbage scoWS 1ut
TO sea before unloading them Leary was attache1 10
the Thirty first Precinct and his name reulaineu OH
the Payroll of that precinct. When Lc2fY uLu ho'
call at the station for his pay Captain Murphy pc
lieyed that he expected to draw his pay at ioiice
HEADQUARTERS, and he sent the money TO thc ac-
countant, Mr.. GOtt. he money due Leary lor 'hat
month, and for the six months loIi9Wlug Was @ puD
IN the Treasurers safe. but Leary dld not appear
superintendent Waling at length heard that
Leary had not been seen. and had nDt drawn nlS
nav. He made inquiries of Captain Wllilams. anu
that officer said that he had not seen Leary OF re-
ceived any reports from HIM. AS Mt MacLean nau
ceased to supcTintend the Street Cleaning bureau
the police were unable to obtain anV information re-
gardjnC Learys movements. IL was c0DJec'uIcd
that the man had either become crazy Oh
had been drowned from his boat. lie was known u
to be a single man and to have DOardtu NJ NO. 11o
Secondary He was said to have appeared at MS
boarding place month ago, but the Sdpeflh'ehu.
enl could not get any satisfactory evidence thh' i
Iearv had been seen anywhere in the city recently
Rule No lI5 of the Police Manual provides that
"any member of the police force who shall oe aD-
sent from duty without leave for tho term OF hVe
days shall at the expiration OF SAID iive days cease
to be a member OF the police iorce" According 10
this rule Leary ceased to be policeman months
ago. but on account of his detail, his absence from
duty was not known TO the Police Commissoners
The Superintendent said yesterday that the money
now i'm the TreasureI's safe to LeaTgs credit would
probably be given TO the man if he came to cl nm ~
Ieary was appointed pdtrolman IN 1913, ana haS 1
had a fair record. though his superior ollcers dd
not believe his mind to he well balanced.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
GENERAL GRfNTAT SEA.

TIE steamship Cty of AlrXandria. of Mexandre's
Havana Line. arrived on SUNDAY. having made the
voyage from Havana in the rcmai kably quick tine
of three days and soyru honrs On the trip down
from Havana To Vera Cruz the members Of General
Grants party r. passengers Capialn Deak.n
said the irp seemed 10 h' cnio'cd bv all except Mr.;
Frederick Grant V who was Il -ghtly sc1sick General
and Mrs Grant were on deck every moment, except
ipp when asleep or ~ meals. and the General was
smoking almOsi III the time he vcsscl stopucd at
Proyrrsn with the intention II allowing the cy-
Prcsl cnts party to make visit To Merida, twenty
four mics back ~ the country. ard ono OF the most
brauf ful OF Mexican cities. hut the iucement
wcniIc or prevented the travellers from uaaiHg q
landing.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

There was an mcideus of tine Dow trial ~
b o. that most uuacrouufapy escaped tAc atirriinn
n a. and vct ~ f. entirety 'pr good FOB bc
lest 20 the ruIifr When ono ~ TIE female Wtuc scs
Wut .,-.e eel %. pr"--rr inG LAWYER. %. W.. .i"w
uviv rf fuuf. u size believed go tar Blhic she
replied cuIh i'lcflly mat size a q. " lr NN h we.
t.u tina 500 .uid nr ob'lnuf 90 their husbands
ns 81 the lawyer Sar surrd her eyes aud C,pnuOc.:
Not when flc.r hu a1I. come home unf, uEc yol
do" You could have htri u"r'r 0f pins tain for ten
minutes Nrat.-f .tiita-tuu Sres
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
np1vrN FROM HOME BY FAMINE.

Among the immigrants landed at Castle Garden
Yesterday. were 81 Hdngarians, clad in homespun,
coat-skin Jackets 2ur caps, and strangely cut
frousers They were entirely destitute, and several
of them were disabled from frozen feet. They were
driven from home by famine. Nearly 700 of these
neople have arrived here within the last few weeks
nnd Snperintendent Jackson has succeeded IN secur
ING employmen for them ia the Pennsylvania min-
Ing districts.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
HOME NEWS.
ppourNrNT aG9IyNLI

u,.5.D. NIL Tho Hon. William Beach Law
,epce Of Rhode Island and Gordon Dexter o boton
T,,TtsrGnt Hotss-Con William NJ springer .. d
os ana commodore IA ward simpson, u y
Romss-Judge Amasa ]. PARKER OF Anany h,o W
JyotsI-ET C0uQressman Ralph p Bucklanu OF OhVi =
Cole Prcsident Of the Nashville. Chattanooga anu u
Railway Company John B. Aey OF Bos5o t % ttoTney
General George II Williams. ETeIu It ~ on
pferscn Nicholas Hotet--Danlel Cnauho
Government Director the Union Pacific latosS
J51rT dre1Ue H0tei-Edmun1 buIke, OF H"5iemp
BoSmdn Ro,0e-GeneIal Israel Nogdes u 3 A''''
AL6emarle H0eL-J. X. Emmett
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

attacked on Saturday night by four men and tea
hand and foot and then gagged. The four thieves
then cut large number Of silk handkerchiefs from
his SILK looms and carried them away. Two men men
were arrested on charge of being concerned N tne
robbery. They gave their names as Samuel NULL
gan and Edward Gross, but denied that they were
implicated in the crime.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
plsSnNGER, 4GtLTED
NOTICE ~ UtRLNERN

OFFICE OF THE LiGUr1or-g INsPEToH rrIRD DISTRICT. }
TourSI,,.iLfE. y. \. Mar. =. lso1. {
SANDY HOOK-A NTW SPAR Buoy.
II s ouni from ,oI roeutly thAt spit make
oui from he unui StiIy in1.. rum 10 y p bv ~
rtiu fron Beacon nud htck spar buoy bee
in,. t,lul:k o. .tc i1llo"rE magnetic hearings 70
,..,f U,Irou H.N ,gf deacon. Nv hv g Nan Light IS
Nv Thc buoy Is D Gyr "a h'iGs water about midway
lrt ectu Luuys N'S. p and 1'".
J. M. B CLu/. Commodore g. =. =,
Lighthouse INSPECTOR lhri District
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
ROUGHLY TREATED BY THIEVES.

James Rawson, who lives on the Little Falls road
near Paterson. n. j., was found OH Sunday bound
.nd ragged in his house. lie stated that he was
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

Sailed str Bohemia (Brj for boston. - .xL.,.
QUEENSTOWN, March SAT- on Crooknsvoh su Aoii~"''
from New.York for Liverpool , A.. w. vors
Sailed 7th inst wyoming from LverpooI or = t
PLYMOUTH. March S.-Arr str Geliert from Ne"i0 'o'
Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

THE LATEST AND MOsT SUCCESSFUL
Remedy for consumption and colds PHILLIPS
ATABLE' COP OIL In combination with PiosPHoNVIA
TINE. All druggists Depot Plattst, New'Yotk
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

WHEN PHYSICIANS WISH THEIR PREsCRIPTIoNs
Preaared especial they send theI
patients RIKRRs the ohestabshed druggists, at NO 3oo
Sixth avemle between 2lst and 22d streets.