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STATE COURTS.

Alfred S. Barnes flied bill yesterday
against Rachel Ann Harris, O. j. Barnes.
trustee, =. g. Mason. successor In trust,
Mary Ross, a,ld largo number Of others to
forccloso trnstdeed for $4,000 OIL Lot 0,
Block s, In the subdivision Of tho w u Of
the N. W. Il Of Sec. 8, 39. II.
AlacKay, Doyle tS Co. began a suit In
attachment against Thatcher White, Of
Braintree, Mass, claiming Sl.70o.
Solomon NJ. Rothscllild commenced a suit
IN trespass ngninst William Kiefer to recover
Join j. Delinger commenced au action in
trcspnss against John ,K1ning, Frank y.
Ilenning, md Charles s. Garner, claiming
GsFl Meier 81 sSsd aSS George B'otter and ". D.
AS5aeo1 The FIST 1es siH National Bank Of yarmouth,
brought suit for $4,000 against tho City Of
c5aa56 Ga51sf IL sR5y Lawrence sued the City of
George n. Bog,c, Receiver Of THO ,Chlcago
LIf,S;,lnsqranee IA Cnmpany, filed blu against
City Of Chicago to foreclose five mortgages
for the aggregate amount OF $3S, 600 on all
that part Of the north thirty acres of the N.
W. Y Of the s. E. Y OF Sec, 20, 10, "A, lying
west Of tho Green bay, rond, bounded as fol-
lows; !, C{$92nmoncing ca 9t the n: y. corner Of
Ming thence east on tho north line thereof
1o,n chains to the. centre OF. tho Green Bay
road, thence southeasterty along the centre
of said road to a point 5.015 chains north Of
the south limo of said quarter section, thence
sald quarter section 10.U5 chains to the west
the west line thereof 15.1 cilains to the place
OK beginning, and containing 4A 174 acres.
, 1880-04-29
PROBATE COURT.

In tho case Of Koirin Dolan, letters OF nd
mlnistration were Issued to Alfred N. Sny-
dncker. The estate II valued ut about 5000.
ln the estate Of Iolen T. Hubbard. the
Will was proven by deposition aud admitted
10 probate,
, 1880-04-29

euFsRloH CoUAT-Jupun 0AnY-Jullus noaso
etal. W. Charles D. hngoo, John Spols, and
saeob @ 9. schicswahl, Se,0dO.-Elvira A. Boars VI.
MsiIton n. eandera, &h30.--sarah A, Nichols vs.,
saMes rl Springer and Charles i. awlgnrt, 800.
- " IIasllip goldman, e7<<l 7l.-Potcs Cunningham
,.aD agp1E SiohAa-Nclsou Lyon vs, ". II. Koop-
, 1880-04-29
TO 1RENT-H1Oua1sS.


TO WENT-E1OuAlsS.
S0ui1a s1do-tonfahffcta.
TT'O ET1NT-jx1 INNfANA-kV., NEAR Thirty
Dtatih It, X-ttnfy md basement, nil iundrrr I'm.
rrovoincnls, nnd good order. Inquire nt MEAD
coz. Minor nlose:
gfGens. isoom Il, 4o La Bal!e-st., from II 10 z
;;; 7o6 m Viv776i3 i177iT am 1rIY15
l. story and basement brick hnuHe, - rnoms. MI
modern impr0vementn. lngnlrg o. gE1. H. FDlst,,
= ~ =; -
i ,rhirt7 .ntTt-sI sinam. IND hnrse cafr, 2.siory
brtnk, nnw printing and cnlel1lnlnK throughout. EA
II. a. uaffoisS, IN In hhllc-st Room !.
l. tirt,ncc, Eas-nxtures, range, otc A. IL I.OIttI
Iii tlAndD1ph.st-
fI757 iiEYT-T7TH nE9i0 11i1. n ET75NE FiIf5Y7
RnMIn nj ,rnr r;nhari i5raI.,rn1 F,rnfs}nt
fSr IL mnths II rcasonaSio pfeS viii, board forMne
ifsj KEST-DRiIlyN.Y N.YTfjYE iiOIjYE. ELEVEN
nv, ncnF 1wonty -thiFi.st. Apply withln.
5T70 7itrS17 5vyi iIi71 n 37s,v17 a717TV NJ;
GasnM1nt nr,rt ncsnvn, - fto,,t u ronn. 1,rrn 1
,mrparnmnnts, hn;,sE VI INV hnnw ~ cninlm'Innd VIII
aranod, rent fD pof mo,,th. /. il. WOUil iii Clark
it., lkooin II.
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..... North Stdcs ..-.
ITO MENT.nY Wal. u. .KEefooT CO., % WAslf-
"A, str1s, s,,o h,,,,,n.
s.1aom heasss v!t, 6stasiao,a, Ste:s VII " put
, 1880-04-29

TT'O RDNT-lr. c. MoREY. o. Cl.A1tK-sT.. 72a 7aoh
L hndlson-ut.. 2-etury, modorn improvements, ssni
~ yan nTIe1;st M ~ 10 Stone 'front.' no 1asoTsn ncaE
rooms, ,no orer Nsi;ri; TO ra,ilinn-sL rooms,
lnodcrH barn. E6i tA snnGnnlon cornoF jackson.
roomt,4 rooms d0op us; 21l Pe0rin-et, brick now,
&5os ~ Wnsiingeon-st. deep cottage Eaa 10y HAtri-
s l 4 A.a1and 1 tlno stons 7 @ rooms Y
Gl Union PARK. place. stone, k 9 Jackson.st-, c9t.
tate fzNl 237 Wcnt rok.at, hrst tnor, r0onln III
81l lndlAnn-nv,, II rpOls $K; might divide ma rent
pMrlor toor md basement; u Eightoenth-st rooms,
, 1880-04-29
FEDERAL COURTS.

. FEDERAL COURTS.
Sarah Ann breckenridge bcgnn suit
yesterday for $1,000 against w. u. Kerfoot
and Charles A. kerfO0t.
, 1880-04-29

f'snAsS;yAAl-WlLl.A NIL. HENRY bWlTB PLEASE
SAA H1lasoiatesJ ~ oticu Of JOHN N. illl4La
PhntSoRAA1T,rIiE tsR Al GENTLEMAN WiSHiN0 THE
foods III =" Msat Hadlson-st for gents Furnishing
. ". flaasa wits. 1aoat 10 iMauiss:a1~. Wv
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

CATARRHAL POISON.

HAWKING, snufes, spurts Of mucous upon tho tonsns
coOeng in the throat cracking head Co. SIGNS
OF CATARRH. SWALLOWING the putr1d secretions into
ious impurities NTo THE LUNGS poeon the digestive and
the respiratory organs causing Dyspensa. BRONCHIIIS
Deafness other diseases The Anucatarrh eiemens
discovered by DR. WEr DE MEYER not only cure catarn
but by assiuiptlon with the mempranethey ExTE
INMATE POISON from the system rs vaccine virus ex
terminates the seeds of smallpox WEI DE MEYERS CA.
TARRH CURE is . CONSTITUTIONAL As well % . local
remedy This explains remarkable Of Catarrh In
fuenza Sore Throat Weak Eyes, BAD BREATH, &C, e.
fected by the treatment Mr. SAML BENEDICT Jn,
ieweller 697 Broadway N. Y, says: II CANNOT SPEAK
TOO HIGHLY OF DIR. WEI DE MEYERS remedy. IL cured
member my family Of long seated Chronic Cafarrb
MRS. EMMA C. uOWES SO West Washington square.
N y. writes: II had SUFFERED FOR THIRTY YEARS
AMI was entirely cured by it." Mr. L. r. NEWMAN, mer.
chant sos Fultonst, Brooklyn cerhes: my physicians
hope but compound restored my sense OF
smell and my terrible catarrh." MRS. A. j. WHIT.
TLEsEY, ew.Market, N. H.. wrtes "I wish had worss
20 express my gratitude DIR. WEI DE MEYER Know.
ledge Catarrh Cure four years ago WOULD HAVE
SAVED NE $780," DIR. W. II. TRUESDELL, Elgin Ill,
writes: suffered for ten years. The CURE soon
brought fr, my dry slugs POLYPUS and the great
est quantity vile saw says the REV. G. J.
JONES Brighton S II had tried every thing and feared
/ should up my ministry. The CURE gave mo
IMMEDIATE relief. 1T IS WORTH TEN TIMES THE
COST" &C., Hundreds Of similar are described In
full In Dr. WEI DE MEYERS TREATISE. Nailed FREE
to any his Agents, D. B. DEWEY CO.. 4e Dey-st,
NY. The CUREis DELIVERED by them and sold By all
principal druggists at 81 90. "A real 0urel
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
nEpARTrRE OE DE LEsSErs.

After receiving many calIcisat the Windsor Hotel,
among them a committee representing t!ie Society
of Civil Engineers. the Count and Countess dc lrs-
sens were taken to the White Star pier yrstcray
morning by Cyrus W. Field in his carriage. Nlr.
Field has been their friend for fifteen years, having
frequently met them in Europe. The YOyagrrs ar
rived at the pier at half past o'clock, and went
immediately to thcir statcrooms, Nos. l;i, - and
IL returning aftcrWard to tine saloon where the
MANY friends who had come to say farewell were
recriycd 4 number nf elaborate b0nqucts appeared
or the long tables of the saloon At half past o
end of The uicr was crowded. and there was the
usual waving of hats and nuttcr of handkcrchicfs
Among the friends ol VI. de Lc,scps who wcrc PR =
crt were Mr.. anh Mra. Jmgcrch, Mr.. Kelley. W.
i,roiil Comsltl-Gcncra OF France, NJ Mcunrr Mr.
Chanutc, Mr.. Vail, Mr. FcrI0, Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Havcmcyer. NJ. de Saba Mr. Dresser, Mr.. W"hlc.
Mr. Bos;irt and several members of the French
Choral SOccty L'Espcrance."
The London and northwestern RAILROAD has offered
fle C0nnt Il special train over its route when hc ar
rvcs in England. DR.. Vandcrroel, wife and daugI-
ter were among the Counts fcliow-pasScngcrs.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

per cent of the assessed valuation Of the property
of the city: During the fiscal year ending Marcn
90 the receipts from taxes were sufficient 20 meet
all the current needs OF the city and the debt was
reduced by $4,000. There was o Republican ma
iOrity in the Board of Aldermen last year ior the
first time in FIVE years.
STATEN ISLAND
PORr RICuMoND.-The Rev. j. j. Muir, was 10rll-
allv Installed as pastor of the Park Baptist Church
at Port Richmond on Wednesday evening.
GREENPoIvT.-The rooms Of Public School NO. -
were entered night before last by burglars: VINO
broke into the teachers desks and took everything
of value they could ii1d.
RrCuMoND.-At the last meeting of the Richmond
County Superintendents Of the Poor, Major Barrett
made another attempt to have rule passed pfoaioi
ting liquor from being kept in the institution oiner
than for medical purposes. The matter was ia'o on
the table, - -...
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
SING sING.-There are now 1873 convicts con con-
fined in the prison The earnings from tnear aD1s
were $40 312 AZ. leaving balance OF 20, Io3. me
retiring warden and agent Mr.. Davis. has been pre-
sentcd with a tea set of solid silver BY the keepers
Of the prison as token of their regard.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
FIGHTING OVER A SERVANT GIRL.

The police were informed yesterday by Christie
plcr Phillips of No. 800 East Fortict-st, that his
iathcr George Phillips. had just died from injuries
inflicted last Monday ly Thomas Clements ol No.
1913 Elizabcth-st. Captain Ryan arrested Clcn-
cnts who was locked up TO await the result 0i the
inquest. Clements is II whoever of middle age, and
a driver by occupation; he denied the charge OF
killing Mr.. Phillips.
The trouble arose over young girl. Sarah Arthur
who is a servant in Flth-avc house. and Ia whom
Mr. Clements is paying court. Miss arthur is a con
stant visitor to the members of the Phillips family
who discouraged the advances of her SIiitor, looking
with more favor upon the suit of young hoaIdcr
in their house. On Monday. after attcndinga fun
eral with the Phillips family tie girl wastakcn ILL.,
and when Mr.. Clements proposed 10 take her home
a quarrel between him and Mr.. Phillips resulted
the latter refusing to let them 90 together: Mr.
Clements, however, carried his point and took the
Girl out At LcXington-avc. and FOrtirth-St. the
angry Phillips, who had followed. oycrt0ok them
and cndcav0red to drag the pirl back by force.
Clements imtcr(crcd, and in tho -ht kicked him IN
the abdomlcl II is from this injury, it is claimed,
that his death resulted.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
INSULTING AND srABBING A JUNKMAN.

Patrick Gilhrlde, age twenty years. a iunkman
living at No. 527 tireanwich-st:. was stabbed yes
wnuudcd. Gilhride was standing Mt FORSYTH and
Hester-sts. with another junlman named Manning
stolen goods Gilbride replied Indignantly, and Il
war of words ensued that developed into n Fight
with fists In the struggle Smith drew knife anil
stabbed Gibridc in the left side, and then ran
away. He was pursued by Policeman Arnold, Of
the Tenth Precinct. who, Ter an exciting chase,
caught him at Canal and Eldrldge-sts. Smith dc
MED the stabbing, but promptly identified by
C;Ilbride Manning. and third person who mad
looked on lie was locked ua in the Eldridgc Street
Police Station. Gbridc WIS taken to the Cham
bcrs Street Hospital. Smith lives ut No. 102 Mon
roe-st., and is twenty-five years old.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. ......ApRIL l.
ARRIVED.

Str Canada tr. lIceley. London March l7toFW Hurst
Iludssi Freeman. NcwOreans March "a TO Clark
Sir Aigiors Hawthorne. NewOrensto BOgert & Morgan
SIR Gulf stream. Ingram. Wilmington, e. days, to
WIN = clyde q Co.
Str old Dominon, walkor, Richmond, CITY FONT and Nor.
folk. 10 Old Dominion 80 co.
SIR Benclctor Jones. Wilmington n G. TO Clvde & Co.
str llchmOnd Kelly West Point, ,Vlo Od Dominion Co.
Cygnus tOf SG John, b. Parker, London 90 days
with empty barrels oc IN order; Vessef tn Parker Il Co.
Bark Stanley N0Tl, Elingsen Newcastle 20 days. with
~ r. Meyer TO Benhnn, BOyeSCn Picker
ing & Co.
Mercurlus tAusp Tman Cape Town 90 days, in bal
laat to master.
lark BTazian, Milne Bahia 80 days. with sugar to Chas
Fay; vessel TO- FWhltney u Co.
lark savenas tSwed Nylen Port Elizabeth ~ days, with
wool 10 DleXe Morgan Il Coz vessel To MASTER
Bark Hos Sor lvenaen, Bordeaux IA days, in ballast to
Funch rclyo & Co.
Bark Iio tSwed Almgren. AlgOa Day 70 days. with wool
to Livingston Bros vessel 10 Funch. Elye q Co.
Big Willie Wood Sagua days with sugar 10 order
sci to j W Parker Il 90.
scr yellow Pine ireland. Brashear City 20 days with su
gnr ec, To II III Howell son CO; vessel to O~ertOn 4 CO.
Schr Beta, Sanborn Machias with ath 10 Chaec Talbot
60; vessel to NJ w Loud 3 Co.
Schr Orrie Remin yton (of ProyncetOwn), Mcintosh,
Manzanlla 81 days. palm leaf etc 10 de lyera Co:
vessel 10 Brett, son 4 Co.
sChr james Daycs, Dickinson T0rngae 10 davs with
shot and shell 10 Ore vessel Dayton q Co. s bound
New Haven.
schr Impulse Marshall Belize 10 days. with coffee; etc to
LenycrAft & Co.
scir Adeiza Peterson GuancA l9 diva with sugar, etc. 70
l. l. Bee1eras NeDhewsi vessel 70 Jed, Frye Co.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
OBITUARY..
EDWARD BILL.

Information was sent to the Produce Elk
change yesterday of the death OF Edward Bill ormerv
-four and gram merchant at No. 129 Broao-s'" w III"
Ncw.York Hospital on Wednesday. Mr. BlPs aea'h was
tho result OF an accident. On Saturday, at Churc" anu
Vesey-sts In attempting TO get on one y the Dooni
cars his leg was broken by being caught between tne
car and the curb-stone.
Mr. Bill was born In Connecticut IN 1901, ana came W
New-York when lad. lie was employed In the haio-
waro business until about $780, when he became cerH
with Russell Brother dealers In linseed OIL at NO AZo
Broalst About five years afterward he engaged ID tne
produce commission business and afterward faiied' no
then became -four and grain broker In l942 IN WHICH
business he continued until about three years ago. wnen
lie retired aud was succeeded by A. II. BOwihan his
clerk Mr. Bill was of the most extensive brokers
I'm the w and accumulated consideraDe WeaitD. ue
WINS one Organizers OF tho Corn Excnange In 1907
when its mot under an awning az Broau anu
SOutl-sts and WIS member OF the Board or ManageS
of the Produce Exchange afterward lie Tupnsneu
arm-inonthly erculir OF the gran and provision ir'
lcts which wns considered most valuable 70 tine aue.
AT his death he engaged IN writing poOk on the
business changes and developments IN New Ork III tle
present century II intended to be extensively Illus
rated with engravings OF noted persons aud scenes
New York and was 10 include full account OF tnc
Lread riots OF 1885 Mr.. Bill divorced from MD We
several years ago and she now lives In Newhurg. he
had no children His funeral will take place tO-morro"
from his residence. No West Washington Place.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
FALL IN ELEVATED RAILWAY STOCKS.

The sharp decline Yesterday, IN Inc pTlce oT eI0-
waited railroad stocks and particularly IN
subject of considerable comment IN Wall-st
The transactiOnsn in the three stocks at
the Stock Exchange amounted to over $4,000
shares, and the prices fell from 1888 to 2j3i for
Manhattan, IRON 1O5l2 TO 93 for Metropolitan and
from 1873 to 113 for New-York. The New-York
LOAN and Improvement Company. which hnilt the
Of the Manhattan Company. 1t is now
said by Manhattan directors that this
cOmpany is not earning sufficient TO paw the 10 per
cent interest on the stocks Of the leased companies
which was guaranteed by the Manhattan Company
clause in the lease provides that tile lea 'e shall
be void on default for ninety DAYS in the payment
of this guaranteed interest. Officers of the company
profess TO believe that the lease will not be- gwen
IN. but that some arrangement will be made by
Which the leased companies will extend the time Of
payment. or accept for II time lower dividends. Ii
is admitted by officers Of the Ncw-lork Com
many that the principal cause of the falling of in
earnings of the roads is the great loss caused by the
Second Avenue Line.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
COMMODORE EDWARD BARRETT.

Commodore Edward Barrett, OF tho United
States Navy, died in this city Wednesday, at the age
Of fty-three years He born In Louisiana Febru-
ary A. 1927, and was appointed midshiDman IN 1o4O.
He was descendant, on tho maternal side, OF the
French Marquis de VIliers, to whom Washington sur
rendered alter Braddoc's defeat end was connected
with many Of the oldest and most influential OF the
Creole families of louisiana. His father, Thomas Bar
rct was Collector Of the Port OF New0reans for fif-
teen years. Midshipman Barrett was promoted 10
passed midshipman in 1916. in which rank lie served
through the Mexican War In the Gulf Squadron, under
Commodore N. c. Perry. He was engaged In the bat
ties at Alva2ado, Vera Cruz, Tushan Tobasco and
LAguna.
lie was mnde Lieutenant in 1865, and served In tho
Mediterranean African and East India Hqadrons, until
1861, when he was detailed 10 the command or the
sci O0lship savannah the gdnncry ship Tor the lnstruc
iOn OF volunteer flrers. In 1868 lie was uetacneu
from the command Of the Savannah, having been pro-
NOTED to the Lieutenant COmmandership In 1867 lie
afterwards cOInmanc the gunboat Massas0t and tue
monitor latskll, In the blockade ut Charleston, s. o.
His vcssh captured the Deer, the last blockade
ruunrr taken in the lie was commissioned Com.
mnndcr December -. 1863 Captain May z. 1875, and
Commodore January 13 last. Ills last command was
the Ply mouth 1877, 1873 anu 1879, and during the
cruise p the MissHslpp River he contracted maiarlai
disease aud 20 the hospital. lie has been con-
fined his house for month with the malaria wh:ch
DrOYed fatal,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
CoLoREp REFUGEES FROM ARKANSAS.

The Arkansas refugees are at No. 21S West
Thirty-seventh-st., where the various committees
have charge of them. The rooms are directly over
Mount Olivet Chapel, and are six in number. FIVE
are small bu, in the rear Of the building is q large
room, perhaps 40 feet by 30 feet; various corners
of which are occupied as kitchen, wash-rcom an1
sleeping apartments. Some few persons are lodged
at No. 1l2 West Thrty-tlTrd-st., bat they all
take their meals IN Thirty-seventh-S They number
1877. but twenty children under five years of age
are not on the record. nauselting Odor pervaded
their rooms yesterday, but arrangements are rap
idly making which will render them more conf
Portable. At present twelve, OF the colonists are
sick A steamer is expected by Saturday at Phla-
delpha, with go more refugees of the same colony
ON hnaId.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
Flemming at the request Of the Taxpayers AssOcin-
MARKET sUPpLIEs UPTOWN.


pRoGREss on THE ENTERPRISE IN WEST THIRTY
FOURTH sTREET-sUPPoRr OF PROPERTY
OWNERS.
Owners OF property In the vicinity OF Manhattan
Market, in West Thirty-fOurtl-st. met at inc
market yesterday, to consider IN what way they
could further the progress Of the enterprise About
fifty gentlemen were present. among whoIn Meie we're
w. III. Webb, james X. Jessup, John laNipr ApnrSW
Ward George Moore. Thomas Miller JOnp k9he'
James McMasteTs, Morris B. BaeT, ana ur.ah Meicn'
George Moore president of tho West side Bank.
was called TO the chair. They all knew. he SAID,
the vast importance of establishing market tnere
and the great Improvement of property III the helgh
boihood that would follow. and, therefore. Iney
took this opportunity of expressing their support OF
the plan. He then called upon Charles +: Palmer.
one of the incOrpOratOTS. to gVe the meetlu9 sOho
information with reference to the enterprise.
Mr.. Palmer in reply briefly stated the histoIy OF
tine new movement and the circumstances taa' icu
tO it, eve have received" he said. sufficient coop
peration to announce tn YOU nucleus OF success.
On the opening day-wbich VIII be as soon rs
dealers coming here can eract their stahdS-eVeiy
description of market supplies can be purchased III
this building. And are promised large
hotel and restaurant trade, which In itself
is u strong foundation TO start OH. 6a 6a
meats we can show saving TO tho consumer OF -
per bullock There are 10000 cattle slaughtered Tor
tue consumption Of Manhattan Island every seven seven
days. This s $4,000 per week, over 9Z.OOOuOO
ncT anuum. By bringing the wholesale merchant
in direct contact with the consumer aud DONG
away with middlemen, like saving can
be made i'll all market suppl supplies. iSa,
Arrangements have been made with the Green Car
LINE to extend the road to tho foot of West Thirty
fourth-st which will be accomplished az coon as
the consent of city officials can DC obtanea' Sego go
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. TO estaDiish p
ferry connection between this point and jersey
CITY,"
market in full swing as soon rs possible ana nc
thought that by publishing the list OF those already
practically interested in the scheme many others
Onened Tor THIS purpose.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
RICHARD e. MOUNT.

Richard T.. Mount well-knOwn resident Of
New-York died on Wednesday OF pneumonia, at his
house at No. West Twentyilrst-St. He was born In
this city, and received his education at Columbia Col
lcge He studied law, and for long time practsed In
this city. When a young man ho contributed many
aItces TO the papers dramatic mdsIcal and social
topcs. Mr. Mount % great admirer OF old New
York and noticed with interest It's changes from small
city uIil grew be Of the chief business centres
nf tue word when lie died he treasurer OF tue 30
crty Ilhrry aud member OF the Union, Century aud
university Clubs aud Of the Geographical anu ST.
NI,hnl.g GOrlptlol
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
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FoREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW. April LAIR str State Of Pennsylvania from
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Hero Rcsna Tommassino S0th ulk Atlanta Capt NynSrss
the latter for Harmonic Capt Jeusen for new
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tell Areceo Marshs Lcuss sps q nSrSa122 pnas2
scspt Cook, Titania Tramere, Vesta lcapt Fonte'i,
F,Y La,sr Sh.p Ne,o. ss FVh PJJk
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
MISS LAVINIA GODELL.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 1.-AIss Laviuia
Godel. Of Jaucsville. wel-knOwn woman lawyer
died there yesterday. She born in Utica. n. "
forty one years ago. -Four years ago she admitted
To the nar this State Twenty years ago she was an
crthusastic anti-slavery agtator and assisted her
fatncr IN editing and publishing an anti-s,ayery paper
In sew York also ut time editorally con-
ncctrl with Harpcr's Bd=0r. Her death resulted from
sclatic rheumatism.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gtlspy HOuse-SenatOr J. r. Mcpherson. OF New
Jersey and Lieutenant Commander Frederick Rogers y D.
Navy rsu. fren,e Uote-Judge Theodore MnlerOt the
HcwYork Court o. Appeals xconTessmsn E o. stanarg
Professors Theodore H. WOolsey Of New Ezra
Abbott OF Cambridge and Il. II. GTifin OF WllamsOWn
Mass " nfsOr HofeI-The Hon j. \. Chapeall premier
Of the Province Of onebec ROYAL NJ Pnsier o Boston aH
II. Howe, of Wisconsin. BreD00U House-Juugo
Amasa OF Albany. and Captain Hams OF the sea
ship Scy t1rk d1enas HoteI-EANoVernor D. d.
pn,n Of Nnrmn
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
WARNING Jersey CrrY nFrIcERs.

Notice was served yesterday on the five members
of the board of Fnance and Taxation, City Colec-
ernment of jersey City, that a week from tO-nOr-
row application viii BE- made to Judge Knapp for an
fairs of the c,ti liie petition which will he pre-
sented Ia JdILe knapp was prepared by Counsellor