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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Hon. John Baxter and Hon. D. M.
Key, presiding. -
THIS courG commenced yesterday
upon the general amnesty Of violators
of the revenue law, which was ordered
by United States Attorney General
Owens. The terms were that all who
were violators before January 13tb,
1880, and who submit their cases and
p cad guilty, shall be released and al.
lowed to go on their own recognl>
zAnce.
The following fare the names OF
those who submitted and en- cred into
a personal recoguiz4nce of 81 00O each
10 appear at the next term of tne
court in accordance with the terms Of
the attorney-general:
Newton Dunn, VIM Dunn, r 1bi
Wyrick, - Jarnagin, Thomas Rot
erts. John barley, Alfred Rains
Green Valebtlne, w NJ GATES
George w Gates. VIM McMah"n, w
| K KlDg, Samuel Flnney, Marion
King, Henry FinDey, Auburn Bali
Samuel Vaughn, Mitchell Frazier
john q Relnne, Ephrum Turner, ia,
d Britt, Nathan Ellison, l. wis Seiz !
+ f Bartlett, George Woody, J ,,n (
Hail, FfaukliD CssLion, r bit B At
nhrd, Robert Ferguson, Arcn Peyue
w B Nichols, Geo Ogin, VIM Hurs
Elias Fields. JOS Collins, Beaty Colin.
A Landing, Geo Nicer, Morgai
Anderson, Wilson MiZer, LIE Wis Trent
Thomas Goodman, VIM Day, Wn
Norris, Fleming McBee, Hiram Al
len, Lindsey Ch1ldre.s, Beu. Z. Gray
son, Enoch Potter. Daniel Stout, E
Haskew, Isaac Hodges, David Wilson
Hamilton L. Hall, Wm. Roark, Speu
Ger Johnson, Nicholas Onn, jacob {
Mils, Riley Griffin, Joseph Bull
United States VS. Il L BieVins; for
feiture. Unned States vs. Jas Snuie
and Christopher n orthingtou: mol pI OF
= United States vs. Elijah ChIt1o God
judgment suspended iii next term
Uuited States vs. Bradford Wnaley
and q. B. Whaley, judgment of forme
,erm set aside. Uniled s ates vi
Buck Snehsn, Judgment to be sus
pendeu aud pay LQent of costs at mex
Term. United states VS.. Joseph Col
Inns and Taylor Brooks, recogn .hc
taken from day to day. Morris Jane
vs. John B. Nicely, continued 10y Con
) sent.
Court adjourned TIL o'clock thi
morning. .-----..f
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15

The v0ltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich,
WIN send their celebrated Electro-volta Belt to
the aiscted upon 80 days trial Speedy cures guar
anteed They mean what they say. Write to them
vttho2. delay. dec3Ud6W1y
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15

Cold Cream, Camphor Ice, Lip Salve,
etc., at Lyons & McCampbell's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15

New style Silk Hats. at Herber
Halls. sept15d2t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15
Fer Sale
Ho. for the Springs!

A connections Brick Dwelling.
viz 4dH - w. A. HENDERSON.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15

One OF the btst Homes aud Business
Stands in upper z lst Tennessee for
sale, together with stock in trade, good
will and fixtures. Address.
T. A. FAw,
Johnson Citv, Tenn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15
THE COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT-Chief Justice Jag.
g. Deaderlck; associates, Robt. Me-
Farland, Thos. ]. Freeman, w. +.
Cooper, P. Turney.
All the judges were on the bench
yesterday and the following was en-
tered of record:
State of Alabama vs.. J. G. Stanton
It al: Cause advanced on docket. Ma
rlne VI. Brown, admir-; biddIngs held
omen I'll Thursday next, at IL O'Clock.
Parrot God win, admir- vs. D J. La
lnam: death OF P. Goodwin suggested.
| o. &. King vs. Rice ct al; motion 10
dismiss writ Of error. Delilah Cor.
man vs.. Thos. E. Flynn; appeald is
missed and cause strIck en from q, cket.
h. l.. Burem.a In error, VS.. ID. T..
Charles; affirmed. w. P. Iestiman vs.
Peter N. Anderson; affirmed. J. M
Lucas We. john Is. kIce; affirmed.
| Wilson Maudey VI. ID. T.. Cum ct al;
writ OF error allowed. john Livington
Vs. George McDanief; affirmed. J. Is
Hurley VS.. Daniel Haul; writ of errol
executed. John B. Bievius W. A. b
Rnwdeo and Vile; clerks report o
sale confirmed. ..@
Court adjourned till O'clock thiI
morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15

seHi4dAw1t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15

The city is still filled with strangers.
Cider Mills at w. w. Woodruff &
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-15

A. resolution embodying in brief the
remarks of the speakers, was pre-
sented by q. B. Woedward and
adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
ARRESTED FOR MALPRACTICE.

A YOUNG GIRL FROM NOVA SCOTIA THE HICllh'
Information was sent TO Inspector ByrneS, on Sat-
urday, that young unmarreu woman M"S A onf5
dangerously i'll in house i'll West tortietnst; anu
that She was a victim of malpractice. Detectives
Golden and Deusenbury were sent TO get more eAac
Information, and they learned that the name
of the young woman was Mau9 Dlshop'
She had been living in fortleIn-st'
only few months. supported ny AGoiPH Gn RaS
manufacturer of hats at Nos. 49S and quo broad
Way Meyberg summoned TO Fouce heau-
quarters Yesterday and he made a full confession
TO the Inspector. An ambulance was snmmOne1
and the Young woman was taken to Police Heau-
ouarters where she also made q confession one
was then conveyed to st. Vmcent's Hospital
From the sta.euents made by Meyberg ana inc
girl the Inspector learned that woman VINO Iau
been introduced to them under the name OF MTS.ho-
maine at O house in West Eeventll-str hau per-
March %. The day after the operation Maud
visited the house they found the body
of her dead child preserved Ill glass jar.
A search for Mrs. Romano resuiteI Iast
evening in the discovery of the woman at NO. Il l
Rleecker-st II was learned that her real name was
Mrs Annie Norris and that she was the wife or Il
patroman Of the Ninth Precinct. She was taken 10
The hospital and identified by Maud BISHOP anu
afterWard locked up at Police Headquarters Her
husband who has been unable to perform police
duty for some time OH account of sickness called nj
Police Headquarters last night to learn the cause
A nhVsician who attended Maud Bishop. yester-
day said that she would probably recover from tue
effects of the brutal treatment she had received
She was ONLY sixteen years old, he said, and was
native of Nova Scotia. She has no relatives III THIS
city. - 44, forr
years old was imprisoned at r"S Tch snrprised on
learning that he was to be arragneu 1Or cOlDpcItS
in the crime of malpractice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
Acc1rsIYG HERSELF ALONE.

Mary Maher, q young woman WHO nau !oi soiIo
time been servant at No. 144 East Twenty eighth
H. disappeared from the city on April 20. In view
of a questionable intimacy that had existed Pc
tween the girl aud Vincent Haght, student at the
Bellevue Hospital Medical College. who boarded at
last February, it was finally decided TO look for
her in Peekskill, where Haight lived; On
SUNDAY, May 2. sister of the, missing
girl encountered Haight in Peekskill,' and
asked where Mary was DR.. HaiGht told her
flat Mary was his wife, and took her to the house
of a Mrs Gailard, where she found her sister on
what proved to be her death-bed. On Tuesday
Michael Maher, the girls father, went to Peoksklll
and satisfied himself that Mary and Haight mad
really been married on April 20 by the Rev. >; -.
Smith Baptist clergyman. On Friday last the
rirl died. She had made an ante-nortem state
ment to F. Couch. justice Of the peace IN when
she said Nv sickness is the effect OF lnlscar-
riare produced by myself about two weeks before
came to Peekskill. No one aided or assisted me
or ADVISED me; neither did any one know that
was going to do IT."
Coroner Alderman, of Sing Sing, began an IN
quest Saturday and a verdict will be gwen Tues
Cay. The body of Mrs. HaiCht was brought 10 thls
CITY YESTERDAY and placed in vault In Calvary
Cemetery Her father said to a tribune reporter
last evening that he did not credit the statement
alleged to have been made by her. II she dld
make such a statement. said he, size dld not know
what She was saying being Eighty and unaccount-
able She never would have attempted what SHE
therein admits having done without she had Deen
prompted and assisted to do so. Besides. lie SAID,
She was not sick whom she left home, and mad not
ease thorough looked into. The landlady at 30.
IA East TwcDty-eghth-st, where Mary Mahtr
worked, said last evening that the dead girI was
cuIneIy modest and well behaved person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
SHIP NEWS.
SHIP M HS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK....-.MAY 8.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Str Baltic CB Parsen LIVERPOOL April 20 and Queenstown
STR Kr0npTnz Friedrich wilhelm Ger, ROamann Santos
April O. IoJanero 49, and 81 Thomas May z, WIN couee
SIR Rbwindda (Tr) Allan Cardiff 10 days, to Buey.
Kelsey, Crawford Jacksonville via Noriolk 10 hrs'
TO MASTER o,.- 49,. 80 ,,o.,o,t, co
ola Dominion So c..
ship AlOn Windsor 81 Dexter. Liverpool days WIN
mdse to order vessel TO w BeItauX. III, -, L..
Bark Sheffield Nor MOTch Dantzc 90 days with ola iron
to ORDER vessel to FunCh. EdYC & co. -,-.....
Natant Durham, Liverpool % days with muse 10 or
BARK Osctia Nor) Larsen Cardiff 60 days with railroad
ron 10 order: vessel to Benham Pickorlng d Co. a., -,
Bark Johann KeDler (Gerl, Open Bremen Al uaYs
with md vessel TO Hermann KOOp y co.
Rark Vim Cochrane Dcrnier Hayre March %, In ballast
O anchored in GTaycSCnd Bay for orders
Bark Augusta (Ger Rhode mann, Bremen Az days. WIN
BARK Ornen (NOr Sivertscn Cardiff 48 DAYS with railroad
iron to order; vessel to G TOBIAS q Co. --..-
Eagle Laudre Newcastle 90 days. WIN SODA 10 orue
vessel 10 SlOCOvich & Co.. 1890 :, ,.z --i.,, ,,.,,r
to order vessel to Marcus Hunter d CO. III, - e. , Lon
Brig Victor Rudolph st JagO II days with sugar 10 oue
vessel to Whitney CO.. - -. AL, ,,.,r
(SWc FurnStr0m, Iaza 10 uaysI "IVh sugar
ORDER vessel 10 FunCh Edge q Co -.
Brig Nrgen Bucna Gamma Snan) Matassaho ot JdBo
27 DAYS IN ballast to J dc Rivera Il Co. - ~, .-.
Brig Sisters D, Watson Penambuco "a days. WIN sugar
TO II q Finay; vessel TO MASTER
WIND-Sunset-At Sandy HOOK light, SWI very hazy
At City Island, light, S; clear
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN MAY 0Arr strs Britannia, from New-Hork
for Liverpool; Peruvian, from Baltimore .
HAyRR RfIY 9.Arr str Amerique, from NeHI OlK ,,o,
IoNpON May 0.Arr Sth inst, str EasbouIne from Bau
more; Liverpool str Enrique: IRON BamoIei urr W
Copenhagen the 9TH inst str IIarad from New'fork'
Tor Lt,sr snip YeiC,. ann Sss FUtH Fd1~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A DREADFUL FALL

A DREADFUL FALL
A ,1oNcsuoREMAN CHARGED WITH PUSHING HIS
WIFE OUT OF THE TnIRD-sToRY WINDOW
Elizabeth McDermott age thirty years. was was
killed Saturday night, by fall from thlrn-stOIy
Svindovv at No $50 Greenwich-st., near Christie
rnher John McDermOtt is o 'lOngshoreman, IN inc
employ of the Atlas Steamship COMPANY. ne y. Is
thrty-three years OF age, ana pears Iie
of q sober hard working man. His VIE EnzaDeth
is admitted to have been woman of incorporate
habits who neglected her home. 80
Recently her husband has been i'll, and SATURDAY
was his first day at work for several weeks. When
he returned in the evening he found that MS Wiz
had been drinking and after some n0t wqFIus'
struck her ms Is te testimony % IN te same
place with the McDermOtts, but IN the rear, ne
listened and an hour later at 3 O'clock nearu dnT
quarrel renewed. As he opened his door, IN o Iu1I
That he might hear better the door to McDermotts
room was thrown partly open, and the woman b az
tempted 10 go out but was drafge4 q 0a 6e heard
him shout II will throw you out Of Inc Inc
window" struggle and groan 1otGweo On The
EEIna;taS Eo;Irood which passes under the windows
Of the story below the one occupied by the McDel
motifs saw from his office wOmans Douy halgnnSS
her clothing but whether 1t was pushing OF hol G
ING her back he could not tell In a moment sue nc
fell between the station tsH or 4 four feet onar
and struck on her head on the sideWalk; oreCtly
before the door of the, beer shop. Her head was
Crnshed i'm and she died in few minutes.
All had become Quiet in he room occupied Nv tn9
slonpshoreman's family, when Mel 'ermott walkeu
ont. and said in passing Eckbods door that he was
gong the police as his wife had fallen he out eS Si
throng Of the neigbbors rushing up to charge him
with murder. The 'longshOreman quietly sarre en-
dered himself to Officer Moore, and was taken TO hs
Charles Street Police Station where the Douy OIL NE
wife was laid shortly after. His story OF the alal
was brief little man, in hickory SHIRT ana per,
fectly sober he told it with an air that shoWeu lie
expected TO be believed. ., It'd , bod
She had been drinking" he said. " and we f nao
some words. AfterwarL she tied to 60 out a irt
more liquor. pulled her back. AS Went f I'M
S aoStns saving lHU If can't get out will
anOther and tried to spring ont hea hT GIe CSc *
her dressin INV hand. did not push her out, ano
did not say would. do not drink, and never was
arrested before in my life" .., AZ
Officer Moore yesterday morning arralgneH NC.
Dermott before Justice Murray, in the JEFFERSON
Market Police Court. The prisoner was Femanoeo
TO await the action of the CORONER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
INSANE FROM WANT AND DESPAIR.

John Walters disspated labOring man, deserted
his wife and two children about q fortnight ago,
leaving them without any means of support in a
garrett at No. 81 Broome-st. Mrs. Walters and the
Children lived for n time on the charity of thor
moor nri0hbors The woman was in i'll health, and
her efforts to obtain employment were not success
full The hOpelessness of her condition drove her TO
dren CRYING and on entering the garrett saw them
crouchng, half naked, in a corner while Mrs:
Walters was wringing her hands and pacing ahout
were summoned, and seeing that she was insane
sent her to Bellevue Hospital The children were
placed in the care of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
DISCUSSING IRISH TROUBLES.
LECTURE BY J. NJ. LYDDY AT CHICKhhlN" hNi-'-
...u.rrn rnn,r ruIrnInW WEED-MEETING5

DISCUSSING IRISH IhOODhEo'
LECTURE BY }. NJ. LYDDY AT CHICKERlNG HALL
LETTER FROM THURLow WEED-NEEllN"' VI
BRANCHES OF TUE PARNELL LEAGUE.
lanes NJ T,vddy lectured last night at. ChlCker-
inc Hall on "An American View of the irish Ques.-
ton" John Kelly presided among t ~ SSd ~ II
on the stage were +. i. Thurber Danlel ~ or
r. Perkins Justice Duffy and Judge AIKer' MI mI.
KpIlv IN openipg the meeting, said that tne uls1
land question was one which agltated pom 4tellnu
and the United States. He thought that MI farIeIi
anS his associates had shown themselves to be prac
fical statesmen in dealing with this question:, anu
that IL would be settled to the satisfaction Oh tne
lr M P KoIv also read letter from Thurlow Weed
which stated that in aspect the IRISH famine
was fortunate as it both awakened sylpdii
for the Irish people and suggested changes WHICH
ouRbt to be adopted IN their Land tenure sy
The old immortal system IN tins country 3'i tE
the Livingstons and the Van KehsseideLS' VI +his
PatrcOn and his feudatOres was similar 10 tllls
This Mr.. Weed wrote, wOr ked well enough IoI o q
time but as soon as landlords forgot thef p eIlld
character it had to be abolished dI Island siam most
would come about III Ireland. NnaI Icl"hu iho0U
needs is level-headed craftsmanship. =, ,..-
MIR. Kelly introduced Mr.. Lyddy the i fs5 ,ho
who spoke for about two hours. lie dcScTlDeGi .nc
land tenure system in Ireland and the evils aTlslg
ont of this These, he said, would be cured only by
making the ters of the soil treeholders; po-.,or
a mass meeting under the auspices OF tn2 Il rheI
Land League No. 10 was held ut No. 80 ClihionrTSl
last evening. William FitzsmmOns presided. nc
dent of the Parnell Land League OF New 10rk' VINO
briefly reviewed the present position OF the Illsh
neasant and In conclusion said: WISH
to impress upon the minds of the lrshmen IN TINS
country the necessity of organizing so as to act as
mt IF we were advocating physical force which
we are not the same method by which we are now
working would be the right one See what 1t o3 has
ACCOMPLISHED already. Ii it has done nothing clse
~ has made one of the foremost American
journals send representative to Ireland to show up
these landlords and their barbarous system: Jour
nal mind you that is purely American, incurred
this RESPONSIBILITIES aud its only incentive was IT'S
desire to see justice done Next to our mutual trend
Mr. Parnell, we should consider The NEW-l95Khh
IRipUNE and James Redpath our best friends"
w UBrien a. Patten, P. Malone and ]. ODono-
The No 2 Branch of the League also held regular
meeting at No. II West Fourth-st yesterday after
noon. The following officers were elected Presl-
dent John O'DOnOghue vlce-presdeht, james James
HAYES secretary, Bartholomew Dunaher: treas
uTeT, Thomas O'Neill. ~, r,.,.
A vote of thanks was rendered to INF IGIBuINE
aud James Redpath, Its correspondent Ill Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
ALONG WALK ON AN EMPTY STOMACH.

stanislaus Kowuslley, Pole, Will, his wife and
child, applied for lodgings at POLICE Head4Gafseis
worldly goods in a bundle and stated that they
arrived at Castle Garden on Monday OF last W f
met man who said he was a resident of Newark,
told them they could find employment in that city,
and invited them to call upOn him there they ATE
ing. On Saturday they walked from jersey CITY TO
Newark, eleven miles and after a patient search
found man whom they recognized as thcr prom rom
however. Somebody directed them TO Policc Head
quarters They were cared for over night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
KILLED IN ATLANTIC AVENUE.

Another fatal accident has occurred upon the
steam surface railroad in Atlantlc-avc:. BrQokyn.
1ichs was crossing Alautic-ayc. near the Howard
House, which stands at The b9und&ry between
BROOKLYN and the village Of East New-fOrk, nc iSas
to the terminus Of the road at Flatbusl-ave. He
was thrown some distance, and, his skull
lived for about three-quarters of an hour after
being taken to his fathers house in Pacfc-st, near
Sackman-st. Mr.. Hinrichs was thlrty-eight years
old civil engineer by trade, and lived at No. %
Margaretta-st., Brooklyn. lie was formerly cap
tam in the, 2Sth Regiment and IN the d l5Sh
Conductor Mcdonald and Engineer AlberGson We're
oIaced under arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
A SUNDAY HOST AT CENTRAL PARK.

AS early as o'clock yesterday morning streams
OF people began pouring into Central Park they
seemed to come from all directons ); at every en-
cipal walks were crowded with working people clad
In their Sunday clothes. Children were count
were IN continual demand. On the large
lake the bOatmen were constantly occupied.
Use was found for the 800 benches lately placed III
the park The central point of interest was the
nlenagerie. The attendants were kept busy IN pro;
eecting the ANIMALS from the points OF paIaSoS aud
canes that were thrust at them by the mlschievOus
children and thOughtless men and women VINO con-
fnually surrounded them. The monkeys room was
SO crowded that not more than half the people VINO
filled il could see the inhabitants Of the cages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHINGTON, May S.-Thc extension Of the
leave OF absence granted to surgeon William s. King On
account Of sickness has been extended six months. The
leave granted 10 FRS Lieutenant A. IL Morton OF the
9Th ARTILLERY. hn8 been extended 10 May /, I~~l.
IV direction 81 The President and conformity with
section No. 229 Of the Revised Statutes, ScruHdTdrr-
tenant Horace g. steele OF the l0t luIuntIy, has been
dropped from the rolls of tHr Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
CLERKs COMPLAINING OF OvERWORK.

meeting of the Grocery Clerks Association, OF
which o. Eckert IS president and George Lagos Sec
yetary. was held at the Germania Assembly Rooms,
No. 29l Bowery. yesterday afternoon. the object
being to protest against being obliged to remain In
the Stores daring the evenings. Complaint was
made that many of The clerks were compelled to
work until 10 or IL o'clock at night. though no
extra pay was gwen Tor the EXTRA hours over %na5
that when the organization grew strong enough
the members should demand that each days work
should end ut 6 pm Many young men joined the
aas0cIatiOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
HYDPOGRIPHIC REPORT
Tho following tho report OF ~, Unto SlA0l Hydro
graphic once for the week ending May =. l9SOl
cIIAKrs cORREcrEn nrIMNn Tlll. wEEK

". IT.
WAsnNGGoN Stay $. 1870. :
Tho following II the report OF Uniol Hydro
graphic once for the week ending May \ l99Oi
CHARTS CORRECTED DUuNG Tihs WEEK.
No Of chart, 80. TITO. Dovcrs Strait etc Correction
England south coayt-bupy wreck In Dunccncss Bay.
30 chart. Gj1D Tito, English Channel sheet p Same
10 OF Chart $50 Title North sea- Sheet l. same corcc
so Of Chart, POI. Title North sea- Sheet . Correction
Observation-Disclosures AZ lights and closing OF marlboro
recon, additional lights on wclingen aud West
No. OF Chart 300 Title, North sea. Sheet !. Same cor
resiion; ,, 40 ,rt,,o ,,t,.or eo,.,,o e,o ..,,,,
&c. Of ChaT ~ Tr Norrhwct @oast Fnco shdoi T.
Correction France northwest coast change IN light on Paon
No Of Chart, Cob. Title, English Channel, shcct2 Same
10 Of Chart, %. Title, North Atlantic Ocean. Sheet o
NO Of Chart 80. Title, France West Coast Sheet B
CorrcctIOn. wreck near Belle Isle
No Of Chart 81. Title. Portugal West Coast etc. Cor
No 5haT ~ nile Madeira etc. same correction
buoya on Maia I;ank entrance 70 tiuayaqu diver
No Chart 7G3. Title, south America West Coast Sheet
10 Of Chart 5Gj Title. Valparaiso Bay Correction new
NO Of Chart 40 Title Tarbors. etc. Magellan Straits
Correction. change in buIY On sandy Point spit.
No Chart 40 Iite Magellan straits West Part Same
No. Of Chart 4li Title, Magellan Straits East Part
NO of Chart G7s Title Franco Rode do la Hague Cor.
rectlon green light on spit north OF larbor OF ~ vast
NO Chart O7G Tlue France, northwest Coast Sheet s..
NO of U6St i3a Title indian Correction,
Africa, southeast coast-fOrI Nal 10 - lml iav sound
ings Tngela River soun9ngz Zuq hoal erased NON chart
car northwest coast Vesia shoa lat I0' 2S 81 and lon
NO. Of Chart 43o Title Indian Ocean, 2. Correction
NO OF Chart sos. title, Madagascar Northern Portion.
NO Of Chart Goa Title Madagascar, Harbors North.
go OF Chart 789 Tile China Sea- Southern Portion Cor.
rection, Maawen Channel, BataDac strait kestrel Roe
Tecton. bank IN Ouin- Hon HArOor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

No. of Chart ADD Title Indian Ocean, Northern Portion
40 Of Chart g. Title Japan, Sheet O. Correction po
ton Of Palas Rocks - .x--. o.. .o,.-ooto,
NO Of Chart g. South Part Of Japan Same coTecuon
no. ChuTt 3jl. Title West Indies Marunqu65,
electric lights on DOCKS OF SOmpako
llntiQuc Tort dc France. oor,o
correction. -. co..oo,,o- ,rovs
No Of Chart 429 Title Approaches to Demerara. Same
correction,
No Of Chart 49, Title Northeast Coast North America
Sheet 3. Correction automatic signal buoy Oh NeWoury
mort. Mass,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
MR sANKEY AGAIN IN NETWORK.

lorge audiences was present at the Gospel Service
r. cnnner Institute last evening, attracted by the
nresence of Mr. Sankey. who sang several OF his
best.known hymns ana afterward addressed the
seaaFtnS He referred to his recent work at st.
f%Sis and spoke OF the success which Lad attended
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