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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......A Is.
ARRIVED.


str Egypt Brl Grogan, Liverpool April and Queenstown
Str holland tBr Cochrane, London March 81 and Dover
str Caty OF Alexandria Dcakon. April g. From
terra c. CampcChe 7, PI0greso TO- and Havana II, TO
Str Henry Aiming tBr Dalton. Bona %,
10 order; 'esse 20 Arkel. TUFTS Co
St. Columbia NEW. 5000 tonsl Chester, Penn TO John
Str Neptune Berry. Boston. II = Dimock.
tOoTIcr; vessel 10 FUNGI. lsdyc & Co.
Bark Cnnquls1tOre ta, Lauro Narseles OF days with
Bark sussanne (N9r Aarnes CORK 36 days. IN baaat TO
gnrk t,c tSwed Nattcrrlrs Pcrnamhnco % days with
sugar 10 order: vessel to Funch Edyc * TO.
BARK PrDcis No Loss Bahia 10 days with sugar to ORDER
BARK trait Union (Fr Ronopf Malaga 81 days with fruit
to order; vessel 20 passori hifaehle q 60 - ,,., -,
Plymouth Al with pig iron TO order yessclto Ne
BafE Virginia. Pngsley Bahia days. with order
vessel GeU Bucy.
BarE Esther BENJAMIN. Havana haTeh III md Cardenas
Bue Merritt Hicks. Cab lten IL days. with sugar
Brig Thomas Turul Bates, Newayen 10 ballast to W
Bng Eliza Yclcgls lsnan Enscnat, Ponce Il, Is days
Brig Morning Light nill, Dcmerara via NeTlIaYon, II
Brig Arctic trenton Cerenas days, with sugar 10 oFer
vessel To J W Parker & co.
Brig Munson Smith, sagna 10 days. with sugar TO
| Griunell, Mtnturn Il Cos vessel 10 T. talbot Il co.
SCI MARY Wlhin CLARK, Mira Olno J" days, with log
| wood 70 BITtTm Bros. vessel 20 Il l. Murray
scar Wademar Parker Centneg9s l6 DAYS with sugar to
| Matt and Phelps CO.. vessel TO Miller Houfht9n.
Elise and Lucie. Holm Cape lIayt1n days. with
| loRwOOd 10 Kunhardt co.
wISD-sanscAt sandy Hook, light, sw; clear. At city
'''''''' FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN, AInl lS-Arr sir -lty Of Montreal. from
Plymouth April FAR on the Lizard Wcstphalla,
HAYAE, April ls.-Arr str Canada, from New.York.
| for Lltsr &hiO NeWL udtL 80 run PLIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
ATTACKING AN OLD COUPLE WITH STONES.

Calamis O'Keefe a silk weaver, living in West
Hoboken, n. j.. was yesterday committed to the
Hudson County Jail at Jersey City by Justice Oim-
stead on q charge of atrocious assault At a late
hour Friday night a gang OF runlans went to the
house of Jacob Manth, an old man. who lives alone
at West HOboken with his wife. Mr.. Menth and
his wife opened the front door to drive TN, the
crowd away and were at once attackcdii
Mira. Manth was knocked down and beaten
until she became unconscious. IL was alleged that
OKeele was one of her assailanta and warrant
was issued for his arrest. He taken into crs-
tody Yesterday, and was ut once committed to- the
county iaIl to await tho result of the womans IN
lures. Late yesterday afternoon Mrs., Manth was
not expected to live until to-day Justice Ohm
stead has issued warrants for the arrest OF other
members Of the gang who made the assault on the
a0pd cnunIp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

was to be inferred that if Mr. Lewis omitted 70
notice his son in his will the VIII was lrrGlonai'
The aTGument VIII be renewed on May J.
NEW-JER5EN.
HtcKETTsTowY.-A license ticket been elected
by fifteen majority.
.LIwRgyCLVILLE Enamel Briggs. eoiored,
who recently attempted suicide by shooting hlIRsHi
twice in the breast was found drowned III Tue Aol"
ware and RaIitan Canal on Friday.
LONG ISLAND.
GREENPoRT.-W. q. King. Surveyor OF Customs
at Greenport in his report for the quarter enalnB
March 81 gives the number OF steam ves9eR iIIoul
GraennoIf 40 II: tonnage, 1,3S2.S1 of sailing
vessels as 226 tonnage, 12,491.03 aggregate
i387474 Products Of fisheries for same quar neo
Bushels of CLANS, $500; bushels OF scollopS, IUOO
tons of cells. 20: tons OF fa!sh 20 ne us
ERR Steam Navigation Company is to put on theIr
steamers 70 connect at GreenpOrt with the Long
Island Railroad for Newport aud Block Island on
June 10. ,- &c, AM
RIcHMOND.-Itis stated on good authority that
fine Richmond County Supervisors propose 10 Teopen
fhe case of County Treasurer Hugh McR0berts
who went out Of Office as alleged with deficiency
IN his accounts of some b77 900. Aonnt two months
ago through his counsel, Judge WeSteFVelt' ne
"setted his difficulties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
SLING HER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

One of the will contests now before Chancellor
Runyon, of New jersey IS suit brought against
Mrs Cornelia Whiteman. the widow ana cXe GtL
min b. Whiteman, her mother in-law, who lives 81 IN
Brooklyn. Benjamin b. Whiteman died March 3t
goods and the interest on So 900 to be paid monthly
as long as she remained his widow. The money"
the will stated, "is now in the bands, OF my son,
Samuel Whiteman, in trust for me ana lnvesteu LII
his name for NV benefit" will.
In February of last year the son, Samuel WhteII
man. who lived at EnglewoOd, died, and his VIII
left to his wife Cornelia the defendant in the pres
emit snt, all his real and personal property; In
the bill of complaint it Is set forth that MIS-. len
iamin B. Whitman has received no money from ner
husbands estate and she has brought the SUIT ac-
cOrdingy TO recover the real and personal property
This is not large amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

AnhaIt was chosen chairman, and B; Strnnss secTeS
German nv Robert BartholOmee, s. f. Sheyitch,
X. Biissert. Louis Miller, G.. Seelg and others 10
was stated tSat the wages IN the trade were 50 low
many families were unable TO earn enough for their
SUPPORT greater unity Of action among me tal,
lors was advised. Resolutions were adOpteu 20 u',.
in stronger organization for the purpose OF raising
wages To shorten the hours of labor and to excude
the worls of women and children the latt[ ciauS1
being inserted, the resolutions declared, 1H 2
children may be better educated ana inc conui'io"
of our family life improved" ri. 1Io,.o
A meeting Of about 300 members Of the h0usf
framers' Union was held Mt No. 70 Stal oE hi
man. A resolution was adopted delaying that on on
Nav / so cents more day wOnld be demanded ZOE
each workman and ten hours labor. ana thaU on
SATURDAYS work should stop at IN.
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TOO HAsTY WITH HIS SUSPICIOUS.

Cornelius Esseltyne lives in the fashionable
boardlng.hruse at No. 80 West Twenty -third-st..
and created considerable excitement in the house
one day last week by claiming that pair o. opUi'
glasses had been stolen from his room Clrculn-
stances seemed to point to William MCNaly, man
who did occasional work about the house. anu on
Saturday he was arrested and cOmmttei 10 anSme
uousy denied that he was guilty. and begged TO 9e
spared the disgrace Of being locked h up; AS
the dinner table that evening the Doar ,,'',n
Who Who occupies room adjoining Esseynes made the
announcement that hr had noticed the opera glasses
on the mante and had taken them OUT OF INC room,
TO look Mt some young women across the way anu
after using them laid them down III his room anu
went out forgetting to return them TO their place,
Police Court yesterday morning and had McNaliy
honOrably discharged. They were pro1use III thcH
expressions of sorrow at falsely accusing hlm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
ELECTROMAGNETIC REPORT

HYDRooaAPulc OFFICE. CHAar DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. April IL. 1851
The following n report OF tbs untl StHe3 Hydro
graphic 70 the week ending April II. 1880:
CHARTS PUBLISHED DURING THE WEEK.
No Of Chart 1885, Title Caribbean Wndward Islands,
Mona Passage Mona Island from survey by the royal
Spanish Bra5an, 1888 March, $780, size, Ball
scale MI Price. 7cents Riud, r. L.
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING THE WEEK
No OF Chart. 43b Title indian ocean. Northern Part
Correction Sumutra north cOasrref Tanono Pelr
Wes reef Cape Felix reef 20 southeast 81
PlgCh Island BgTnC. west COasi rocks OF Mount Mimic
China Sea-Inusn SbOal, ami AclHtR Rock.
40 of CHAT. 100 Title. China Noa southern PORTION r.
Sheet Correction China SenLOulsa Eh01 AMI Acls1 Rock
40 Of Chart, 500. Title, North Pacific Ocean, Sheet l.
Same correction. 49,.
Correction. Japan deep soundnga.
No Chart Title japan Sea, sheet . Same correction
No q chart. %. Title, North Atlantic Ocean, sheet =
Correction light on GrOgue Cues Rock, Grands Carol
40 Of Chart 74O Title. France West Coast, Sheet 3.
No Of Chart, TAO Title France West Coast Sheet 8.
Correction. discontnuance Of light on Hartk Island.
Correction new light Cape lRuera SPAIN north coast
No Of Chart 2S7 Te Mediterranean Sea. Sheet j. same
No Of Chart, o. Title North Atlantic Ocean, Sheet 2.
no Of Chart i0a Title Mouths OF parana ana Urn.
gu1y. J. Correction, channel Uruguay RIVER
doubtful rocks MsldOnadO Bay
No OF Ch0Tt, 60L Tile Rio nc Ia Plata Sqme correction
No Of chart 204. Title The skagerrak Correction, elr'
graph cables
rection hight on Point DrepanO Gu OF COnh greece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
rATALLY INJURED WHILE DRUNK.

Daniel Casey, q 'longshoreman, age forty-hve OF
No. "a Greenwich.st., died yesterday at the Cham
bsrs Street hospital from lock-jaw, caused by
wound in the head received about two weeks ago.
Casey applied to DR.. Wright at the hospital for
freatment on April 10. He then stated that be had
reeeiyed a wound while intoxicated, several days
nreyiously, but did not know In what manner.
Mrs Casey the wife of the dead man, was found
nj No on Greenwich-st., and said that her husband
receiyed his injuries at the hands Of Timothy Bros
nenp, and that she intended to enter complaint
against him. She stated that on April Casey had
heen nnshed by Brosuenn &C Dover and Front SITS
Sc that he fell aud received the injury that caused
his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
roIND DEAD on THE CAR TRACKS.

Patrick Foy was driving Second Avenue car past
Forty-third-St. before daylight yesterday morning
when his team left the track TO avoid an OBJECT
which lay across one Of the rails, The driver did
not see the object until the was close TO it, and
the forward wheels passed over It before roy coulG
etop the car He soon saw that the object beneath
his car was the body of a man.. George Won. OF
No, 353 Third-avc., and James Cahill, OF No. ITO
Iewis.st who were riding in the car at the time,
heped the driver to lift the body and carry 1t to
the sidewalk. - r.
age. dressed as laborer, of medium height, with
dark hair sandy mnstache and gOatee. tOY was
arrested by the police pending an Investigation,
and the body was removed to the MoTgue; There
were several gbt cuts and bruises about the head
but nothing to arouse suspeons of foul play on the
mart OF the police. The visiting sergeant OF the
Einetcsnth Precinct, who had crossed the street
where the dead man was picked up ten
was intoxicated and in attempting to cross
caught his foot in the car truck and fell, remaining
unconscious of his position. The officer of the post
having only four blocks to eover.,fco% Forty a!,
second to Forty Observation-Disclosures u there had Deen
any quarrel or disturbance nc would certainly have
heard it. No elew TO the identity of the dead man
was discovered. 1t is supposedly THAT he was killed
BY the car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

EAST RIVER NATIONAL RANK, Z
6S2 BrOadRnY, NeW.l Ork, AprIl ", 1879. !

b6S BrOauWhyI Noh-l OIhi ApIl W 1917
Hon. n. BrGHdreh;
Ny DEAR DOCTOR; have used ALLCOcK5 PLAsTERs for
many ycars advise Gug tho pasters whore the local
pain Is most In dyspc2s on the pie Of the stomach
in aeue cake the spleen in torpid liver that organ
but really think you should also recommend that
PIaster be put the Kidneys They stimulate strengthen
and act rs powerful durec thus casting out many poisonous
acids salts have had fever and ague The remedies
took produced little or no effect until put ALLCOCRs
PLASTER over each kidney their aodon being than
doubed-the malaria quickly washed away. have also
had several attacks rheumlm and two OF CONT and by
appyDg the the local PAIN and also tho
jdnevs again found them wonderfully efeacous, They
are the most speedy cheap and liable Pasers in the world
Yours truly, H. n AhoAAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
HEARING A SERMON BY TELEPHONE.

Connection was made bg telephone nom Ply.
mouth Church yesterday with Orange, Newark and
Elizabeth, N. j., and several points in New-fork
and Mr. Beechef's sermon and the music were both
heard. The transmitter was placed in front ana
below the pulpit. The farthest point was severn
teen miles distant-OTange, n. j,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
neMANnINe HIeHER WAGES.

A rnass-nseeting Of Journeymen tailOrs working at
ahop work. called for the purpose Ok efectng closer
~ No i08 B0WcTy yesterday afternoon. There
Gere between 800 and 400 persons presents l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
HOME NE Tvs.
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pnnNiINMN. ARRIVALl

Fifth Avenue HOtel-The Hon. John w. Foster,
United States Minister Russis, C. w WOOley OF Gin
cinna w Breroo Yovse-The Earl Of DuDmOTe. GIgnd
Yoe-ExSenator Thomas NJ Norwood Of Georgia and En-
glneer Chief w IL shock; u S. AteH9tds ~, diote
Professor Joseph Lowering Of Harvard College Bueing
ham Hotel-Charles T. Lewis. NJ. p, OF kngland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sur r,ses w 5.l8I SIM sets Bf3I Clock slow. I'm. a.
Neon i13 Moon aouths 1864 Moons ayo. days, 10
mon WATER TO DAT--A. y. -.
2:4p Gov. Island. 2;j9 ltoU GRte 44S
HIGH WATER TODAY-P. ~ 80.
Sandy Hook. 307 Gov lslant $3.50 Hell Ga1e... 62i
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XXTHOOPING COUGH cured in four days by
w DIR IESTON'S REMEDY, 30 cents HudnCt 2lS
broadway Allen Yl6 Istaye CTittcniou Ghaye aud all
drngrsta ny mail from A. OTIS, A40 East 00h ST, N. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

WNCHEsTER's HYPOPHOsPHITEs
VII cure Consumption, Coughs. Bronchitis. Debility &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
Thermometer.

Mann Min at C a. m. April $50
Max at D. M April a.. 500 Range. .....-..54'O
Distance travelled by the wind during the week. l52G miles,
pvv.pKs Amount o water.
Aprl i6 rain from a. m. 70 10 n ~ inch
April IL, rain from $50 M 60 $50 a. m. 10y luch
TOTAL amount Of water for week........... 10 lnch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

FROM .3PEERB VINHfAHD
400 non twNyear old Concord and few Oporto 9rpe VINES
Tor Sle taken out the soil ordered. One thOusan
a. desired Apply to speors Wine Ouce 81 Warr5ast Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
EpnM 2prER,s VINEYARD,

AGENCY, 40. 204 cANAL-sr., Nzw.YoEK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.

Abstract AfteorolOgeal Report the UeGk ended at p M
april II. $780,
BAROMETER,
Inches. Inches
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Vine Linen.

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