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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24

injurious TO our reputation and nhneuce a. ministers
and elders OF the Church. and have oeeh
widely disseminated by the new spapefs -.
SenOUd-Because such an inyesngauon rs We ntNe
rpuuesed il right guaranteed to us by the constitution
of me church by principle when shouiu gov
ern the int. course OF honorable men. -
Thfrd-Because the assigned by the PfesDVtcry
for refusing to grant r-quesi Is not only lnsneieh
but constitutes strong reason why our Iequs shoiu
have granted inasmuc as II virtually auniis tn"'
we are slnndered individuals"
FDirii-Because the investigation which we nave re
onesrd rs defined In the resolutions offered by two OF
6nr number and rejected by the PresOyerY WOuu nav
involved pecnnary expense To The PresDytetY' no
public scandal IN It's process, WVbiu hd'o
but little time.
TT1h-Because this action Of the PresbyteTy htted
70 bring and contempt upon cur ebufch mas
nrcb a. il leaves IN good standing either NUMBER OF
ministers and ruling elders VINO gully OF gross slus
or min.fer has used his pulpit Tor tue PURPOSE o
publishing false and scandaous accusations against ms
fellow presbyters. In either case the situation Is us
graceful and intoerable.
Mr. Crosby declined to state whether or not he would
continue TO attend the OF the Presbytery He
said however that all those who signed the complaint
would abide by their words which declared their situa
ton TO intolerablc" DR. Van Dyke, he added, had
put himself clearly record in refusing to sit IN the
Presbytery rntil his request for investigation was
granted Mr.. Crosby SAID that definite steps had
been taken looking division of the PresDi terry on
account OF its discUrdant elements although inc mater
had talked OF or less ever since the Tainage
trial The first suggestion OF division came from the
Tnmagc party Tine synod alone has the right 10 estoD
fish "a new Prosbytery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Warren A. Conover yesterday made appli-
cation for appOntm by the Surrogate as admnisra
tor of the nersonay hs father tho late John j. Con-
over who died al Dobbs Ferry on October "A, 1879
Two suits were begun against the Bowery
savtnps Rank Yesterday by the Government, each 10
recover ~ 90 and interest from 1863 The bank had paid
tvo checks given by United otates paymasters, the
indorsenent which had been forged
The divorce suit of Jessie Morange against
uenrv r. Norango was suddenly ended yesterday
rho t,aal before Judge Beach in the Supreme Court
Crcp,t. nv tho withdrawal Of Juror This was done
because OF discrepancy 20 the time between the
pleaiings and the evidence
1.-The suit brought by the Government against
samuel J. Tlden for unpaid income tax, motion for
attachment In consequences Of the defendants failure
suer the bil OF discovery the calendar Of the
Tn,ted y ates District Court yesterday for argument
IL adjourned Tor one week at the fequest oi INC
defendants counsel.
n. l.. G.. Legraw, salesman of this city,
has brought a sut In Brooklyn against James N Rowan
forncrlc OF Flushing recover 500 900 damages
cnunt OF the defendants alleged intimacy with the
nlaintils WIFE, The examination OF Mrs. Legiaw De-
FORE trial begun yesterday but she became hySte
cal aud the examination was suspended.
The Government has brought suit against
Harrison Johnson TO recover sl0007s r. Mr. johnson
in 1865 and 1866 special cotton agent OF the
Government ut Ncw-Oreans and IL Is claimed that he
cd cotton TO value TO his E-
Secretary Brisow and General Henry L. Burnett
se Tor the defendant, yesterday made motion before
Judge CheSte Tor Dill OF p,tm9uisrs uIcn ssses
| OF tho Government The question was submitted on
| the briefs
Tn the suit of Christian Kaufman for an
absolute divorce from ReDecca Rattman q melton
made Yesterday before Jacge Reynolds I'm the Brooklyn
CITY Court tor almony and counsel fec Of $3.50 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Hospital Steward
Cen o. Ent las been relieved from duty In the Depart
mani of Dakota and ordered Preslio, san Franeseoi
Charles H. Bailey ordered from the Department OF tue
Platte to West Troy, n Y. Frat Lieutenant Geo. IL.
Johnston 1st Massachusetts Volunteers Is 10 complete
his record honOrably discharged 10 date MAY l9o-'
fine date he accepted Appointment ~ Captain ana rs
sistant Adiutan- General United States Volunteers
The leave of absence granted Lieutenant Colonel Whist
Ter 9Th Infantry has been extended one month on ae'
count OF disability. Commssary Sergeant Rudolph
Wolfe United states Army, now IN this city, WILL upon
lbc expirati0n OF his frlOugh report Ia the coudhu
In, ouieer nj Fort Dakota to relieve James Nc-
son whose ter IN will soon expire.
Hospital Steward Wiham Lacy, United states ARMY
has been ordered to proceed TO Vancouver bsir'Ar,
Washington Territory ami report 10 the COMMANDER lot
assignment 20 duty. Special orders Of January SRI
Ieyinx Major L. s. Langdop I'd Artillery. IN TIE Depart
nj Of tho East directing him 10 report 10 the Cu
andlng Gene OF the Department OF Texas, Is eyokrs
and Major IaDgdOn has been ord "a 10 report !" No
Commanding General of the Depa nent of the East iof
assignment 10 a station. a.. 49,, o,
The leave or absence granted MGior J. W. Mason, 81
Caynry has been extended two months Orhhhrc
sergeant Adolph smith. United States Army, bow on
duty al Fort Macon y. C., has been ordered 'o tor
Iohnsou 10 report the expiration of hls icfm ~
sorvire far discharge ard reenlisiineut. Alter fe-
sniist ment he Will return to HIS station.
Nv direction of the Secretary OF war the Genetai
,r Martial appoini eel TO meet AT Nnletts Point new
Work farbor is dissolved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
RORRING A DEAF AND DUMB MAN.

Henry e. Agine was tried yesterday III the
Court OF General Sessions for having robbed George H.
Witschief deaf mute The complainant and Andrew
Weinberg also deaf and dumb, were attacked by three
men, Two of taese ran away after securing Wtschefs
watch and the third arrested by Officer Donnely
One OF Agnes companions returned and threatened TO
blow his head of unless be allowed the prisoner TO go
At the same moment the prisoner grasped the officers
club The officer told his asssailant to shoot anu he
hanged" and with that dealt the prisoner blow with
his fist IN the face. He quoted him, but the man who
ATTEMPTED the rescue ran on and escaped. Agne was
found guilty OF robbery in the first degree On tue rial
ne nut IN evidence his good character In passing
sentence. Judge Glide sleeve SAID mat inc cast was
very uuusua one the evidence showed that thr pr
ouer was rot a bad man. He wac industrious ahd had
an excellent reputation The JUDGE SAl0 mar ne hau
mad. n rule TO send no to The RelOrmafory cOu
vie Cd ~ robbery In the rsI degree, bu IN this case he
thought ought 10 break IT, Inc prisoner was heeOiu
indy snnt ID Tho ReOrmAtOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
STREET DISTRACTIONS.
ACTION TO BE TAKKN BY COMMISSIONER CAMP
WHENEVER HIS HANDS ARE FREE.

ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY COMMISSIONER CAMPBELL
WHENEVER HIS HANDS ARE FREE.
Commissioner Campbell and his assistants
for past have been engaged In removing 90
strucuons public streets. He has accomplished
considerable in this direction. but has been hampered
by the action OF the Board Of Aldermen IN
granting permits OF various kinds Some OF these were
clearly in violation Of law III several Instances when
the Commissioner has attempted 70 nave THESE oDsuc
tious removed, he has been met by njuncons' some
of which, however. have been vacated by Judge van
Worst.
Judge Van Brunt on Monday also dismissed two in
functions restraining the Commissioner OF PUP
lie Works from removing certain structures
One OF them is two-story building
nj Church and Cortiand-sts When Church-st. was
wdenen II left AT this point gore about SIX ieei woe
al IT'S widest part Tue procured from The Board
OF Aldermen permission to build out TO Tue st0op ne
thereby adding cg AT ieet additional frontage lie thch
nat I'D preteniIOus building vita an iron 'front.' While
il was IN progress of construction Commissioner camp
bells assistants tore down the part when On
the street line The owner PiocuIeu an .,
straniug Commissioner from interfering further
with the building, and then completed H. IL has been
the other ob:Irug,n is coffee and cake stall in
Comm Campbell sad recently that lac proposen
to remove these obStruc0ns AT once ana ay Others OF
similar ch sracier which ne found were IN violation OF
the Law He would not allow the streets 10 be oOtruol
II ne could nclp it, His attebton Wac called TO The on
strucon of ks in OF the down-t0Hn streets
nv merchants leaving goods Ctandns on tnem Tor con
sid, Isule H. replied that there wtr, abuses OF
~ Kind but good Teal Of alI0wanc" lad 10 be made,
especially the husS season. Merchants ne sad. mn =
be gwen an opportunity to tgke D aud remove
goods Whenever was Shown Lat abhtSs
-, uract.sed toe remedy VAS app q. Oue
OF me greatest abuses was the Standing AZ cars,
trurks ana wagons IN front OF the owners honss' bu
Inc abuse was SO great that would difficult 20 over
come H. What 10 with these vehicles WAS the piOh-
lem II would do to drive tue "~nefh anu inc
vehicles Out the city at The same time icy using MARSH
measures; and yet II dd not seem ghi mat me streets
of this great city should be filed and their beauty
marred by The presence OF thousands OF vehicles.
Whereye err il could shown that the streets or avenues
had bcP tS stOfelOiSes
time for vehicles the latter carried away TO the
csfDOratlOn ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24

the following letter was read and referred TO the
sreet-C Cleaning committee
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS,
Jan. p, loeo)
Pmrsnan, r action lad at meeting OF the Board gov
ern ug lis DEPARTMENT held this day an dlreeeu r.
specifully 20 call your attention 10 the methou ..
adopt Of removing the dirt rom BroacwAy 200 ol"c
streets by washing II into the sewers WIN INC uso
CrUJon wacr In this manner fargo Gua,t,r into
erial are deposited ~ the sewers und ul'ihacp io
the Sins on The Waterfront. THIS naiclId hss tncn
be removed rom the receiving basins OF Tue
slips BY dredging. lnyoVlhS nti' -
xpense fn II il were carried directly IRON tue streets
and removed froiH the limits OF tae city. A., ,oo+s
Thls manner OF removing the art from thc slIOStS
an ears IN the opinion OF TINS Board ~ be about rs iu
iGrlous 70 the slips ami the harbor as II the na.h
W cart and dumped directly into the river Asans'
RMS practice this Department destes TO enter us pro
Test and respectfully requests that proper action ue
taken by your Department tor the disconlInuapS W
TINS prc &c OF remov ING dirt from toe strees very
rcspecfIulv EUGENE j. LYNCH, secretary.
Another letter from the Dock Department. accompany
ing the frat illustrates the results OF the pf"cuce IL
charged amt the need OF dredging slip at Pier No
81 Nor River arose from the fact that the empoyes
OF the Bureau deliberately dumped the street sweepins'
INTO the Slip as witnessed day by one OF the DOCK
COMMISSIONERS until the mouth of the sewer was al
times covered over
The whole Subject was referred to the STRENGTHENING
Committee.
RESULTS OF UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATION.
70 ne Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR In your article reet-Cleaning Meth
ods" this morning, Captain Williams is reported
as denying any mud from the streets Is swept INFO
the uiverts.
My business calls me daily 10 traverse the streets pe
tween Beekuan and Pine or Waists. and II has re-
Gently sight within that district 70 sec
the wOrkmen flushing the cutters with hydrant wh'er'
and sweeping the mud into tue sewer openings 49,,
Usually "a dozen twenty persons loiief 10 see the
operation How Captain williams denial ALL,
No rs BseI.,aaa-st Nepr- York. Jan. 80 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
COMPLICATED DOMESTIC TROUBLES.

in The city, IN 1869 married young woman named
Mnnegly living In Tariytown. THIS was to satisfy her
angry father, and. although Greene had wife then
living be said nothing about it. When the first wife
learned of his condnct. made much trouble until she
was paciHed by ~ 500 and divorce. Greene removed
to Sing sing ana aIterward took into his employ
ment young man named searles, VINO had VIC very
fair 10 look upou eeares fell IN love with Mrs. Greene
who returned hts affection and Greene became en-
anred Of Mrs. Searies, VINO reciprocated Ma aItaeh
ment. Is an Omicable arrangement the men chanEeu
v,ivrs scar,es soon ran away. Now Greene. who Is
peased. wishes TO be allowed To marry Mrs searies
he a. are petitions and petitions for divorce
and OF DEGREES previously obtained One
or TWO referees have dropped the matter IN disgust,
and n Is now before Edward Wells, OF PeekskL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
SUIT AGAINST BANK TRUSTEES.

The hearing in the suit of Edward Nj.
Tomplus receiver OF the HewRochec Savings BanE, to
r-over 900 from the trustees, was continued before
Referee f. H. smith. ut No. 10 Broadway, yesterday
After much testimony about the value OF property on
which the bank had made loans Theodore H. Dsbrow,
former aud trustee of the bank testified tLat
he had drawn checks upon the National Trust Company
Aner the checks were drawn. he was the habit Of
lneng Lhen IN his desk. lie could not tell where they
are now though hc mad made earnest effort to find
NJ -,nst his crnt,-Messrs. Crawford. LImbden and
Rnncl--,n The ground of lack OF evidence Z. II.
j<cos.veif made the motion Acssrs. Alderman
ma Colorook on the grounds OF insolvency Tue me-
lions will be argued on February IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
APPEALING To THE SYNOD.

GROUNDS or THE COMPLAINT MhDE BY DR.. VAN
DYKE AND HIS ASSOCIATES AGAINST THE PRES
BYIRRY OF BROOKLYN.
A reporter of THE TRIBUNE Yesterday OBJ
tanned from the Rev. Arthur Crosby copy OF the COM
plant entered by him, with twenty-one members OF the
Brooklyn Pssbyfery against the action OF that body In
refusing their request judicial Investigation into
the rottcnness" charged upon them by Mr. Tai
mage This complaint is in tho nature of IN appeal 10
the Synod of Long Island which will not meet until
next October aud has already been served upon the
Rev. DR.. c. II. Taylor. tho moderator Of the Presby
tory. who IL Of tho eompainanis The grounds OF
the complaint are as follows;
Firsi-Recuuse the accusations referred to highly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Tbe following bust.
ness was transacted Supreme Court of the United
States to-day:
No s66-The United States, appellant ag Hanee LAWSON
appeal the Court OF Ciains-suemlIted ~ sole,sor
Genra Phillips Tor appellant and John Scott Jr TOT @peee
under the 10th rue. -, ,,.,.. 49,.
No l. I05-rhe woodbury. Patent Planning Machine Com
papy appellant agst Allen w. Nefh. submitted Dy A. a
stroui Cbas NJ Reed and j. o. L. whittier Os spoc'Ah''
and r. f. Taurston and DAVID Han FOR appellee.
RIO. lG3-The Knicker0ocker LIE Insurance Conpanv,
Jules r.. schneider administrator ese'
IN error Circuit OF the United states for the DIS
tf1ct Louisiana Submitted by Thomas !! Ssnmes tr
plaintiff Joseph =. Horror Tor d.iennahe IN
1850. B Chics ct al, sppellants agt he Ai''she
and Lexington Railroad Company ct OIL. Continued.
NO I69-George Thomas ct al, paihtns IN error Aat
the West Jersey Railroad COMPANY. Passed -,
No l7O-kben Newton ct al plaintiffs in error asst inc
BOARD OF Of haOntng County ONO IN error
10 the Supreme Of Ohio Argued by j. a. Garne of
plaintiffs error, and GeDeta Thomas W. sander'on ior e
fendsnts In error. 80. =, .-.A... 4, Al.
Company. plaintiff N error sgI - 81 o"""soA' '""
timed o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
CHOKING THE SEWERS.

STRENGTHENING METHODS ATTACKED.
NON COMPLAINTS THAT STREET DIRT Is SWEET
INTO THE cULvERTs-THE DOCK Departures
uSITrs WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF fo6Li0
woRKs-coMsissIoNER MAGICIAN MAKES AAfIA'
NATIONS AND PROMisFs-THE ASHES TO BE hH
MOVED FROM THE CITY BUILDINGS
Complaints are still made That the iaborers enl-
ploycd by the STRENGTHENING Bureau are ming
The culyerts Of the sewers with the street 'I' ~
flushing the CUTTERS with CrOton water. Inc DOCK
Department. as well as the Department OF Fuohc
Works is agitated, and the attention OF the romeo
Board was called to the matter yesterday. Com
missioner Maciean says that the ashes were nol r.
moved from the municipal buildings because they
were not in the right kind of box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
MORE LOTTERY MEN ARRESTED.

Anthony Comstock and his assistant BrittOn,
aoeompanicd by Inspector Murray and officer Moran.
vestor,ay made a descent the office OF Jackson Co.,
dealers in the Kentucky. Little Havana and Common
wealth LOTTERIES at No. go Nassaust., and seized
ouanty OF tickets, circulars. etc, but tho safe
lacked rhcv arrested Orlando Jackson, Joseph Roberts
ard Charles Olsen, who, on being arragned oeore Jus
ice Bxby tho TOmbs, required 10 furnish OoDds
each In 81 900 10 ans yer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
EFFORTS TO ABATE A NUISANCE.

The police of the Twenty Precinct
made a descout on Thursday evening on tho fatbonng
snop OF the Bowker Fertilizer Company. az No 81
Greenwlch-s by OF warrant granted by Justice
B,xby to sanitary Inspector Brennan. j. W. Clay the
manager. J. l.. sturteyant. the treasurer. L. C. Cone
snpern tend mt and J. F. Dodge shIppngcerk Of the
Embellishments we're Iraigned nefore Justice BXby yes
Ter law AZ The Tunbs Justice BiXby SAID be- would re
nuue bonds In 800 from each OF the accused men for
f1a aud n the nuisance removed Lhele would be
ftlrfh nr lrllan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
SEEKING A PENSION AFTER RE-MARRLAGE

The tral of Harriet NJ. Kingsberry, charged
with forging signature to an af lavt in order TO OBJ
tain pension was concluded In the criminal branch of
the United states Circuit Court yesterday The jury
tnrned verdict OF guilty, with recommendation 10
mercy THIS Is the arst conviction under the act of
Tdoy who has attempted to obtain pension money after
rr-marriage .Sotloe OF appeal was given aud the
,risoner " as admitted TO bail in $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
At the Tnmbs Police Corrt yesier
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The following bust.
meas was transacted the Supreme Court of the United
States to-day:
NO. lOes-A r. Wright and Alfred shorter, plaintiffs IN
error art George w Magic et al In error to the sup
Court af Georga-Submtted by Fillmore beal and %. A.
IOchr plaintiffs In error and j. Branlam for defend
ans m error Ne LOOM. n. Champion appellant ag
Augustus Zabriskie ct al Appeal from the Circuit Court q
me III nited states District Of New Jersey submitted
by j. d. Bedle f. Frenghuysen foi appellant and j.
H. Lippencott and Peter Bentley for appel ee1 NO l19
George w Thomas plaintiffs In error. agt the West
Jersey Railroad Company In error 70 the Circuit Court Of
the the Eastern District on
argued by Bide aud 6eOrgs W. Bidde for plalnth 10
error aud Samuel Dickson for defendant la error
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
% Uhom II Elan Concern

CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COh-
~ PANYNotce Is hereby gwen that the tsceivsa "~
uayug ali policy holders whose CLAIMS have been nsss M
by upon presentation in per.on OF oy - %
Applicants must prOdnce their
Tor noey DEATH approved by the Cour are also sins
pald Attorneys representing many claimants WI So
by scuapg IN poiices boere caine ~ ser
checks mast made several days ngse s" -
where the list IL Tong. JOHN i. ONhlb.- -
lanes DUNN, Inglefeld,, 'a naero,"ugd
al Coupty Ind desires the address Oh comb, =, a.
officer and any OF the crsw Of the snhDo~s ""''s' " 49,
West Cult SQUADRON. --------------..
xVHERE Is THAT PRESS f.EIghtn ana
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
1870.
THE NATYOY1L GUARD ASSOoiA TION.

ALBANY, Jan. 23.-At the meeting of the
State National Guard Association to-day Brgader Gen
eral E. L. Molincu1, 18th Brigade. chosen president
Other officers also elected resolution to change
the cabre OF tie issued 70 the National Guard to
4S Was adopted. The present csltbre II 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Lieutenant Alex.
MoCracken has been ordered TO duty at the Naval
Academy.
CAPTAIN John Lee Davis has been detached from the
command OF the Constellation and placed on waiting
orders.
acknowledgements Nicoll Ludlow. Lieutenants
Vail Hazlett. Taussg. Rogers aud Bradbury. Ensgns
Cowles aud Uutchins Surgeon Hawke Passed assistant
Surgeon Whiting. Chaplain Clark Boatswan Sinclair
Gunner Smith and Acting sailpaker Watkins arc de-
taeaed from the Constellation and placed waiting
orders.
Paymnster Cushing Is detached from the Constella.
Passed ASsis:nnt- Engineer Hefschc Main having re-
ported his return the European station, has
been ordered TO the Bureau Of Steam Engineering.
The United States steamer swntara left Charestown
Mnss. at yesterday for Hong Kong, China via the
Mediterranean and the Sucz Canal Tor duty on the
Ensign Edward Underwood Is ordered TO the Ten-
pessee, at Norfolk. Va.
Master Christopher L. Burns ordered to the receiv
Passed Assisiant-Surgeon John L. Bogg the
New Hampshire at Port Royal s. &. Passed As
pifa Norfolk. ChpniDe Robest Hudson TO tue
Ing ship Colorado Passed Assistant Surgeon John ID
Naval Hospital. Washington.
Master A Meniz is detached from duty the Coast
and plncd SICK leave.
Acting Boafswain Woodward Custer from the rceeiv.
ing ship 81. LOUIS and orlorcd 70 the Vandslia
The Navy DrpartIn3nl Informed that the Territory
| Wyoming aud Qnsnbebang we're nt Nllle Frhnche on
January 2 The Wyoming going to Touion for SONS
| repairs The Enterprise at Smyrna December II.
| on her way to C0nstan tinOpic.
! Captain McIane Tlfon and Second Lieutenant
Thomas N. Wood OF the Marine Guard OF the United
states ship Constitution have boon detached from that
vessel and ordered report TO the C0mmandan ~ the
Marine Corps. LevfcnatC OloDal rOnns y. Field.
manding the Marine Gnard of the Constitution. has
been directed the mariners ten days furlOugh
.wth permission report for duty at such station
| thcv may select before leaving.
| HAvAsA. Jan, 22.-Thc American war sloop Npsic
arrived Ut Tnomas the lin inst, and sailed Oh
| The 5th The American trainingshp Constitution ar
| rived al ST. Croix on the 10th INST
| ---------
ONE FOR JoHY CHINAMAN.-(0yerhea at 9
| Res,aurant1 Loquacous Lady: "And You Chines,
| actually eat rice with chopsticksi How funny /
| TJinaman: you HBkce ~ ." LoquaeIous Lady: " D
| ceaIsc. why, zoe usc groom" ChnsnIan $50 diie
we. mnfiani, long 80 when ctsiee muehee BARBARA,
| foaS - Holks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
THE FIRE INSURANCE cOMPANIEs

ALBANY, Jan. 23.-Superintendent Smyth,
of the Insurance Department. has lust published his
annual chart giving the condition Of the fire insurance
companies OF New-York State on December 81, 1879
The following ID n synopsis OF the information thas
given with comparison OF the figures as rendered in
the statements OF one year ago: