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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
DEMANDING SH1RE or TIE PROFITS
CLAIM OF TIE WIDOW OF JAMES FISK CoNCERNING
TIE ARCHER CONTRACT,

CLAIM OF TIE WIDOW OF JAMES FISK CoNCERSING
TIE ARCHER CONTRACT.
One of the old Erie contracts came up be-
fore Justice Donohuc yesterday in the suit OF Henry C.
Hepburn against Oliver II. p. Archer The p!anth Is
the assignee Of Mrs Lucy d. Fisk the widow OF James
Fisk IT, and the suit is brought IN her beha. IL Il
1,egc5 that the defcndont Obtained contract with the
Eric Railway tor the delivery freight brought to Jer-
sav civ and Fisk was receive IS per cent OF the
nrofts but no profits were paid over after DecemDGF
i97i The suit is brought for accounting ana or inc
Jobn H. Conan. the private secretary OF James flsI.
ir has made an AFFIDAVIT that soon aft r Nj. tlSh
cath he met Mr. Archer and the latter said 10 nm hat
"a legislative iuvt stlga0n was about TO Dr. mace o.
Trir Rrilwav affairs wished to have the records OF
iba contract drsIr0yed If this done he would pay
Mrs Fl * her full share of the profits me s"Gre,y
were DESTROYED. These statements OF MT COmar were
faty denied by the defendant, and afldavlts we're pro
d"crd 10 s6oW that COmar's character was bad. rs
Jndcc Fullerton appeared for the plaiutn; Field DOr5
homer BACON & Deyo for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

Brig Rudolphine Burchard ee psde @AnEsnis ~ uaS"
with suSqG to Dc Ry Sa.S SS 10 days 70
sazerac; vessel to swan son nro-o,ne Is days with
o sSnT f 10 BeeSer Co. vessel 10 Warren ray
WIND-sunset-At sandy Hook, light Nj CLOUDY A'Oi"
Island Nw clear CLEARED
strs Italy B London aaTs y E Ky ygMcsnn
2lT do4aSn raSeEy Amerque M JOncla HAVE
Bs1iaR M0STJa 5 TSs r Williams, aTaSs
PIN Fofwood Coz Wyanoe Couch NOTOE . Ss PSn:
9na h Bai%oe is KTems Neptune Berry, Boston
BaPS Mary Agnes m Decos st Johns F. Perkins sassS
CO.. str0ssmeyeE Aust car drsnde Waydeli Co
Augusta Jeanette GER zee stockholm usHeo SGys CO
Lloyd fSor, Jacobsen. GLEASON Dock Eng Bennan'
R6DeFt Mowe McLGre TroyPrISges cons
E scSr ySgp aaT 9RsnR Kirk Cavalier Para AMsnSk Coz
Phebe. MederO, Inagua and MARKET PECK q Meuero'
roxnov Anr 27-Bark Richard Pearse (Br Capt BARI;
aby from New.YoFk. previously reported ashore ~ ~
a4 p mse oP CAPT Tasrv Bordeaux from NswT
leans had her bulwarks damaged and mainmas' sprung '
the passage FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April Plat at Letn str CTo IrO arr al Genoa
Bsdg S% aTp az An GT r. STR
N2Poor April e7-str Minnesota from Boston FOR THIS
EESsTowS April Sstr CITY Of RchmOnIGh from q, HsS
O'Clock this morning: str Minnesota from DO'''n A'A
Liverpool 80. .. oo,,or. from, New.York
LONDON April 27saed 2lst INST, Roma GapS s Cafes
soudre 23d inst Bertha capt Jensen), Nuoya ia, o
tina the latter Phladepha path inst Alma NV yeden
hOt Metcai Glental2Gh5 d Spt oBTisnS last four
for New York; ElveTho, Hermann Capt BnnSe, n" ~
Arr ih inst Glide 18th inst lone capt % Isb inst
Tlra bo nj Gibraltar; 2Sd inst Alfred GiDos betSy
Gnsta Helene la9 at Els1nore Hugo spEn
HnacL. oIih inst America CapJ FeTraTD, BureeIlnes'
Kcrstcn the latter swnemundo In dsTess
NtInch 2Jth inst Augusta Qunta Ellsl lCapI i1bS,
NoTIcn cant Hrgcsen OskaT, the later damaeI ,
~ Tnes 26th inst Alert. Alma tCapt bakke
~ sst5gon Fn r. Frigate Bird Hma, John Watt nI9
Lucia Sadre Mater MaTy CapJ Haysenl o. o7h mat
privateer Salacia. TeleOn 0nIoS hISHHu' ~''
skarcgrom, the latter at Arendal; Nale'
tor LI,er snip Ne0S u am az FUR F1'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
THE sTRuGGLE For MORE PAY.

In regard TO the demand of the fremen and coal
beavers that their wages be increased % a hiohC4
on all steamships of American lines sailing o9C on
this port TRIBUNE reporter visited several OF thc
steomshin Offices Yesterday. Mr.. Mallory, OF the
Florida, Texas and Brazilian Lines, SAID that
he had received no notice OF the demana
he %.rd vii vi Wards rSf ud pa" syad @ he looked
Trouble with the men. The tiremen ana c9aiIhcaH-
ers of the steamer City OF a on re-
fused to sign articles unless with the increase Sl
wages As tine company was not prepatco, lor ti' .
movement, and 1t was 1mp9rtahI 'n9y o t norensp
was promised, but Mr.. Alexandre stated that
hereafter the old rates would DC aqneIeu 10;
Tho Superintendent of tho Pacific Mail Line s2iu
that he had received no word III regard 10 inc
strike. but that he supposed the men would ask 1Or
an increase of wages this Spring, rs they had done
in the Spring of every year since 1911 49,.
The eigarmakers of Heynah bIof f On aSya1ce
of So per 1000 for clear HaXana, "9rk ana e.
for seed Havana work. II. W. ,Ehrcn, III N
Eleventh-st., near Sec0nd-aVe', mas peen aSheu
~ Ia 5' ner cent. The striking tenement house
ciearmakers of B0ndy q LedereT; a. Att a% HG
and Ryingtonsts have e t tbo cio %,-
makers of Otterburg 81 Co, No. 2G4 Bowery. de-
handed an advance of so and 70 Genus thousahu'
and have c0mpromsfed o ioI p9 n have ohtained
an advance OF 90 cents Thousand, ana Frey
Bros. have compromised with their striking en-
ployes by agreeing to pay an advance OF 20 cent
thousand now. and similar advance from July % j.
The deskmakers of j. Brewy q Co.. no. 13Z
Essex-st., have received an increase OF wages
of 10 per cent A committee OF jour.
IIn,ons that met in tie Germania Assembly Rooms
on Monday evening, met yesterday ana agreed upoI
a inst of prices for various classes ana gTaGcS o.
work in advance of the prices now PAID Inc lis
will he handed TO the manufacturers for their con
sideration and the result VII be reported 10 mass
meeting to be held next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
RECEIVERS SALE
ST, LOUIS LIFE BUILDING.

BY virtue order OF st. Louis Circuit Court the under
aligned WILL on May 9th, 1885, between the hours Of IL M
and D. H. on premises offer for sale tho property known
"a The ST. Louis Life Building" together with
the lot on which situated This property Is ioca
ted at the northwest OF Sixth and Locusss st LOUIS
No. and fronts 1862 feet sIthst ana 1882 on Lo-
cus ST. The location centalI the building In duraoy
and elegance unsurpassed In the West s ouis Of Missouri
Granite and ST. Geneyieve stone six stories hish with Twelve
largo vaults OF concrete IN basement iron Joss
concrete and marble floors throughout Iron sarwsys TALL
ings and large ottces on the street nGo
on the O6 very large and eiegansi h%r
did Offices on upper floors neary all occupied nre and our
giar proof vaults with combination LOCKS In eaSn soomi
cor en- gnes and boilers complete having been re-
Gently Overhaued and In complete order Inc snts
hndipg Is heated by steam. Cost OF ouhdng ano Ao%
$7i57I5 81 r,.oro q N m
oneourth balance cash delivery OF deco TN
hree payments with six per cent Uue
reservg to the right to pay Al Sssh
Excepting taxes 1850 existing leases and subject 70
further information will be given application 70 the
undersigned. p .rExANDER
Receiver Columbia Lfe ms. Co, 9th and LocuststS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

CATARRHAL POISON.

HAWKING snuhlcs spurts of mucous upon tho tonsis
cocug in the thront cracking the head &c. are SIGNS
OF CNTARau. SWALLOWING tho putrd secrcuons into
tho stomach WHILE WE SLEEP and INHALfNG the nox'
TOMS ir,purcs INTO HE LUNGS poison the digestive and
c r,s,lratory organs causing Dyspepsia, BRONCHITIS,
eorncs and other Diseases The AntiCatarrhal elements
discovered by DR. WEI DE MEYER not only Catarrh,
rt ny n,,lmil ton with mOrane they ENrER
MINArE IT'S POISON from the systcm vaccine ex
terminates the seeds Of smallpox. WEI DE MEYERS CA.
1,ARRII CURE Is CONSTITUTIONAL as well as local
rmey THIS explains tho remarkable cures OF Catarrb In
anenzo Sore Throat, Weak Eyes, BAD BREATH, &C. ef
fsctod uy the new treatment MR. SAML BENEDICT, IT,,
cvellcr COZ Broadway, N. w. says; / CANNOT SPEAK
IOomIGuLY Of DR. WEI DE MEYERS remedy. 1t cured
member OF my family of long seated Chronic Caarrh"
MRS EMMA c. HoWEs. 80 West Washington square,
NY, writes: Il had SUFFERED FOR THIRTY YEARS
AMI was entirely cured by it." MR. L. L. NEWMAN. mer
chant 3Oj FutOnst Brooklyn ceTt'des my physicians
gave hope but your compound restored sense OF
smell and cured my terrible caarrh" MRS. A. j. WHIT
TLEsEY New. Market NJ H.. wrtes al wish had words
to express my gratitude 20 DIR. WEI DE MEYER Know.
ledge Of his Catarrh Cure four years ago WOULD HAVE
SAVED ME $500" DIR. W. II. TRUESDELL, Elgin H.,
writes: had suffered for ten years. The CURE soon
brought my dry slugs POLYPUS and the great
est quantity OF vile mucous saw says the REV. c. J.
JONES' New BrghOns II had tried and feared
should have to give up my ministry. The CURE gave
IMMEDIATE relief. 1T IS WORTH TEN TIMES THE
COST" Co. sc. Hundreds Of similar described in
| full In DR.. WEI DE MEYERS TREATISE. Mailed FREE
to any one by his Agents b. DEWEY CO.. 40 Deyst.
| NY. The CUREis DELIVERED BY them and sold by al
| principal druggists at 81 90. A real Ourel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
The COURTS.
F. WILLIAMS RELEASED.

Commissioner Allen, of Brooklyn, yesterday
decided the case OF Edward f. Williams president OF INC
Greenpont Savings Bank who was chargeu WIN nn ,
,, r,o,lod an obscene letter. The complaint is dis
miseed ON technical grounds. The Commissioner ulS'
cusscs at length the question whether or not tho et1er
comes within the scope Of the statute which decoreS
certain matter TO be non manbe and says thatthereS
no rcuorted case in which the precise question mas oee
considered He concludes that sucn !ettcr Is noS
among the class letters which Congress mas 1etiue
nOnnaablc aud hence the deposit OF I'd tne nun "'
nor n violation of the statute. . -, ,,o,oo
Commissioner Allen does not discuss the eyiaeHG s
nosifed IN the mail and expresses no opinion thereon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
CIVIL SOTES.

Justice Beach yesterday dismissed the suit
Of Izabeth Swanson az inst the city for 5000 dam
aces for Injuries clused by fall pipe used to dls
charge exhaust water from GmOres Garden when uSeu
rs rink in 1873 The pipe had been stretched across
tho walk every morning for week before Ine i mt
Inf Justcp Beach held that as the pipe was Only Puo
out az during chat nerod ne iapSe Gn tive
cNnId moi charge the defendants with cOnsuuetmo
Motion ~ the defect L. and r. H. GarretsOh Ior Tue
ninmtn; e. H. Iacombe and John II. Fellows Ior inc
city. - ~
The litigation in reference to me Ne'o- 1or6
Ereag Express was renewed before H. f. Andrews the
roforao Yesterday. Erastus Brooks md ]. wilton
lros testified, but new lactSwerc bOng1C ouV' AH0
hearing was adjourned till to-day at IL o cIoeA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

A Scotchman in Brechin, after having spent
wear or two n the married state, had the misfortune
lose his WIFE No was he bereft of the partner
of ha cares than he COnsOled himself with review Of
lila worldly circumstances. d" I hnd" SAID nc, &" but
shIpg IN my pocket when was married and now that
my wife Is dead have pnepenee' SO that have only
lost threepencc"
An agent Of an accident insurance company
entered smokingeor a Western railroad train few
days ago, and approaching an exceedingly eruH old
man nEked him II he did not want to take out policy.
ne was told 20 get with his policy, and passed on.
few minutes afterward an accident occurred to the
train causing O fearful shaking to the cars Tie old
man Jumped NJ, ana SEEING hook at the side OF the
car steady himself, called out where Is that lnsur
ance lnan"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
ARRANGING FOR THE DOG SHOW.

Tho managers Of the Westminster Kennel CLUB
INC exhibition will be held. The postponcmcnt on
account of the disaster at Madison Square Garden
hos mt them to additional expense and they are
now irving to make satisfactory aTran goments with
Mr' Vanderbilt. 1t is not expected that any agree
ment will be reached until after the close of the
=" the terms offered by tho managers, it is possible
That the show will be. held in the American
ISnstitvfc BniIding The list of entries is now so
iros that no more applications can be entertained.
Sir William Werner and other foreigners interested
In the show will probably come to this country, as
The postDonemeut Will give them ample opportunity
10 get here III time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
SALE OF ORIENTAL ART OBJECTS

The sale of Chinese and Japanese ATT HpJTc'S was
Kirbys auction rooms at No; 81? rbar C was good
continued Yesterday Pf n }e% INSTANCES the bidding
%Ss not spirited The prices secured TfTFea ali ,T of
81 t$l5o Among the nfsTC of Vd aS Co..
w nre tb ar following GoTosa bronze box and cover
SEogh old gGd sqTgs Of forty cd peacs
go n iffanonrTed panel, $2j; an intncatcly
S%ronrht bronze incense jar, l0o an iron E Sas
Sd WITH metals s 1S GeR srS 81 Jqp
aT @aSS% mor,or SEQ; lacquer vase. $il; sold
AMY an ivory goblet with gold lacquer 22 c 2U @ Of
"gs F SIg. an old lacquer perfume boz, $iO2
pair 0 Of bronze vases nine inches h rns:d Mor;
eH icnI % 3rnn trSy nad With gold $l1O Daimo
dress sword KqkeTSS1 1 sale Ee % be Y H
4o0Joy Many OF the more valuable articles are yet
lInGnll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
CJJyp NJ U-S
Port or MISUNDERSTANDING 27.
AMlIIN WE'D.

ARRIVED.
str Ctvof Paris lRp. Tbbts Liverpool April Is ana
QrcnC,"Nn Edn Nr%taJtlc Fen - nnd Queenstown
Anr = win iron to q y Meyer; vessel ttSe1rrr lir9s
ir -tuu ppuuo, ll"mc. ~ Domingo Clty Aptil - ~,
mana - Porto Plata No. cape ilayueh IL ana Turks Island
STR IHrcl I'M Guil;o, Bermuda days. to \ Outer
biLES Sac Of rcxaq Nekcrsou Galveston days, via Key
w.t. H. C. II Mallory IS co Arr 18th.
rtr KnckcrbocEcy Kcmbc Ncw-orlcanS 6days to Clark
sIr Ch4llcson Berry, Charleston days to W Gum
" MIR ac Boil Gibbs Richmond. city Point ana Norfolk.
la OH Dominion ~ o.
SIrtilaucua. Bctrac. Boston. 10 IL Dmoek 49,, On,
RrurIIcTOr Jones, Wilmington, g. u W Clyde & 60.
SIR aitrIu BulL west Point, Va g. Old dominion ~ Co.
oi Marun, KeuDtoI savannah. 10 Geo 1ohGc'
trI, EcyEcluaDu, bremen ~ days, Win muse
70 ori".i vessel Ia Hermann k9Op q o. 90 ~ -, ,,,, .
I.arx Flea tHu. MiOnc Ipswich 90 days. IN ballast TO
,,ii,',1,, tIrreruv , 90
bqnl otl of iondon, Mcintosh LlvcrDoO 40 DAYS with
t,igy 40 ORDER vessel To Inttcous.
iar No, Petersen, bordeaux Al days. IN ballast 70
FuucII, Edyc & Co. - OF, ,-.--,.
az DAYS vita empty barrels In ORDER Yessr TO master
BnrG Aired lCazer. Pcrnambuco 80 days with sugar TO
DrrSel Morgan Co vessel TO II WIN ihester& co. -,
EOtugcn lNorl' EtrBe AhWGtp % uhys' Win nun
ami empty barrels to order; vessel 10 & I0DlAS & Co.
BarA \ Nngo Nor Llraen, Cardiff 90 days. with rail-
road iron order; vessel 10 FunCh Edye q 20. III,
ar. Rio de Plata (Spau, Escan, BbOa OF days, Win
iron ore 70 order weasel TO NJ tcheveTia M 49, IN, $500
tliu-s), husko Holterda 50 Win Scrip
iren etc, 20 order; vessel 70 beham Pickering Co. .
BARK thgcuia AusD Boghoh Cette 90 days, with salt
10 order; vessel to slOCOVCh Co.
o 645e Vessel SiTFaY ward u Co. i'1a u WIN
BARK Louise (Norl Dahl Havana u days. with sugar 70
| KnSylton q Co; vessel 10 9 TOBIAS Il Co.
BARK 6Ossak Iulso Guantanamo - days with sugar TO
Brooks q TO: vessel To A Abbott 80 $780,
April Is with 10 yemcyhr Elder yesTo to mister
Bark Superior 5wc. L1rs55, Trinidad 10 iyS Witn 81
gar 20 osrSn G3 gS9. 20 saaa Ss With surar to
| MOntO, IT. q Cot vessel " MASTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
THE CITY STREETS AND PIERS.

low, GiscnssIon over resolution offered By Mr..
E lSne S''' prohibiting the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company from proceeding with
az East River, aud directing the company
TO remove that portion now built, on the ground
that il would drive away vessels which have for q
LONG time loaded and unoaded there. The rcsolu-
The Department of Public Works was requested
20 repair all streets paved with cobbcS-tones south
A resolution offered by President Morris to au-
thorize the laying of 12inch Croton nam through
NaSsaIi-st was referred to the Committee On Pubic
Works,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
prnRoY,s BAH.RoOM FIGHT.

The trial of Joseph j. PurrOy aud William
IennesseY for feonious assault upon William NJ Nc
Gee bartender Of tho Fordham Hotel, April 10,
called before Justice Wheeler at FOrdham yesterday
The accused persons having been previously released
on ball. we're not present aud A. b. Tappen, their cOun-
sell waived an examination in their GChl!I. Judge
Wheeler increased the bail OF each 10 81 900 for APPEAR
ance at the General Sessions aud ordered their rearest
mill the additional amount of bail should DC secured.
MCGEE Was present in court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
? ,.,,,,.c-r,D, Anil OF The following '

WAsHNGTON, April ZI.-IHU IUIIO"IHB W.
the business transacted in tic Supreme Court Oh 'no
United States today:
No 115-'rhe Nashville Chattanooga RAJ I0ll COM
Dany appellant, as United state Gpe it9 drTor at
279-,ieOTgr T. Kirk paint III PJroI ~
Charlie D. ana Caharnc IIanIOu-ln error from Pstiic1
columbia argument COncluick. NO 2Sln0s, 1r
Company plaluuH III eIIor,
ar Nanuio !. Morgan ct al In error i t.Tii
Goha.r, submitted No 2Sl-BaXter whitney lldhll III
error AIT Charles T. wymin, or all IN error ron
orgurd No. S2-Ihc NCW-OrleIlh NODnc hh'
;TcXas i,qIr0ad Company plaintiff m error,
act tho state Of Mississippi continued ,,opP tsna
Stiurl,t,p Tnr Town AID CIV OF MCnnSha nalhlu III
error at Rowland q. Hazard; IA error from Wisconsin
argued. .. ,, ., o,,,ooi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
THE NINTH REGIMENTS FIELD DAY.

The 9th Regiment Coonc iKyaer t Pa NY
Ii "" Tpoyin1, Ncw-York by the Staten Island
Railway iiT Ferry, they were conveyed by two special
trains to Ncw-Dorp where they formed INTO Ilnc
and MARCHED TO the Sea View Driving Park. Here
tbc men to the number Of 1853, spent the day drill
ING in marching movements, especially th"S' lHr
which their armOry does not Afford 1aclliIcS III
the afternoon there dress parade, ana Ut p
m fine regiment returned to the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
HOME NEWS.


TTj,deor Hofel-Congressman Joseph mason. vi
amiton n VI Ievereit saltonsal OF lSoston anu ein
of Baltimore. Ci1Teifol
william Arthur Naval AtachG Of the BRITISH EarR@r Of
.asLiIytnr IrsrO0Tf HOSe-Iudge AnaSa j. faInut -
A,bany holman Hots-AlICd O. Baker Iyo,,e
the National Board Of Underwater S. Hofs-
t,oloneI NJ " sheridan. Y. :. A...turE Avenue ''''
Homer Ramsdell OF Newburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Tho Hon. John
Robbins ex.Mcmbcr of Congress died mt hts residence
in this city to-day of congestion OF the lungs
at the age OF seventytwo years. Ho had occupied
nurer of political positions In this city. In $40 he
was elected to Congress as "a WING. remaining IN tho
House during three terms In 1915 hc was elected
DEM crat from the Win District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

rendered it certain that the structure w thav
cost now about $35OOOO. ana new new
market was needed, and they hoped that inc GitG
wonid give them one The Mayor ana ION Hi 70
were appointed committee to pfephaiL etrncture
provide for the citys building suiiaoio S'A
On the site of Fulton Market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
AsK1NG FOR A NEW MARKET.

The Fulton Market project was brought up at the
an su"ene s. BaCkford said that when he and
bis made the original gTSpqbs nGnS S1Sg
soSd 1ilo The advance III the price OF materials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

Tin rosoIntion WAS finally adopted after that part
Affecting the keepers personal rights bad Deem
struck out that is, the keeper may use the hquor
in his own family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
r11r rrA,l r11Ar WILL GO TO IRELAND.

The National Rife Association yesterday decided
that Mi members of the Board Should make every
effort to raise funds for the expenses Of tnG rI5
n"m will lie S33S Colonel John Bodnc was
elected CAPTAIN of the team and also executive
officer IF tile Crccdmuur competitions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

er,.., 5.olI sun SETS. G:52 Clock slow. 2mA24
,' IN, Noun sout,S 3I5 WUous lsr. day 10
'+'" un;u WAFER 70 DAf-A. ~
l, lf,, 1881 GOV. I~llud 1851 toll Gatn.... OLA
' UIGI WATER TO-DAY. ~ -,
,,a- ITou. l.n tiuy ls1ud lI:.t Hell Cato. Oi3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
OBITUARY..
NARCISsE FOURNIER.
JOUN ROBBINS.

PARIS, April PIN. Narcisse Fourier,
dramatic author ana novelist is dead at the age OF
spIP YeaIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
AnOuncements.I

PLATTs AGUE PAD-PRIcE, 81. $3.50.
oa o., s.nncb stImulates the system radically cures
Fcyr a4 Agnc and all Malara Disorders SOLD Dy drug
ria,s or mailed by II. b. PLATT SO Plattstr N T.
WINCHEsrERs HYPOPHOsPHITEs
VIII cure ConsulnptiOn Coughs. Bronchitis, Deohy' q"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14
A DASTARDLY INSULT.
The Bangor Commercials CovyardIv Cal.
umnies.

In Saturdays edition of the Bangor Com
merclal-a paper edited without brains and
managed without photographers the most
unwarranted, the most venomous. and the
most cowardly attack upon the Augusta
Zouaves. 1t is so low and vile that we beg
our readers pardon tor reproducing it.
"Boutelle brought to this city last night
company of drunken mongrels from kenne-
pee. Most OF these brutes were unnatural
ized foreigners, cross between a Kanuck. a
negro and an Indian, and belong somewhere
IN Canada. As soon as they arrived they
made for the old rye and within an hour
were drunk as swine"
What style Of journalism is this that would
thus wantonly SANDER and asperse the flower
OF the young men of our city? 1t is the Ian
guage Of the slums and brofhels. 1t needs
no answer from us. There is not a democrat
in Augusta who has a spark of manhood left,
but who would give the lie direct to the
wretch who dared pen such SANDER As
the Earl of RoscommOn once finely said
"Immodest words admit of no defence,
The want of decency j. want of SENSE
W VIII hot p"uuy NOius Win man NuD
has fallen so low as that. 1t is not journal
ism. 1t cannot be sanctioned by respectable
men of whatever stripe of politics. In con-
GLIDING an editorial in the Wing on the same
subject Mr.. Owen says ''We want the men
of old Kennebec to read the dastardly attack
upon the young men of their pride and hope
as it illustrates the character of our political
opponents in this contest, who deiamc the
name of the ministers of the gospel, would
burn churches and school houses, insult vir-
tue, and tear down all that is good and true"
Is it possible that the democracy of Bangor
uphold Messrs. Bass and Sanborn in such
business? We fear they do. No wonder
people used to think that printing was the
invention of the devil. Better no newspa-
pers than to have the fountain of public in
formation so rotten and corrupted.