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New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
A E0IIR.MASTED SCHOONER

IL rs of recent date that threc-Inased schOOncrs
have been employed III the cOasing trade They
are much more easily handled than square gPcd
vessels and they have been found 10 be only "A
little more expensive than twO-inasted schOOners,
hence have displaced tbem we'll as square-re egcd
veSs2ls 10 "a great extent, IN the cOasting trade
They have a larger capacity than the former and
as great capacity many OF the barks now
plOycd N the ocean carrying trade. The most
recent innovation III vessels ~ four -mastcd
schooner the William l.. White. of Taunton, Mass
which is TO be employed in the coal trade. IL is
205 feet in length and has carrying capacity OF
I.4s) toDs-as great many OF the coasting
Stearnehips
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE EPIZOOIY DECREASING.

Reports published yesterday led 10 the belief in
many quarters that the epidemic among tie bOIfes
of the city was Increasing "a an alarming extent
and seriously tireatenTug the buauoHs oi the city,
Inquiries by TRIBUNE reporter last night among
several of the street lines showed that the
managers less aDprehensive than they were a
few days ago. The prevalent opinion Is that the
disease Is nothing more than dIstcmpcr. Al the
stables Of the broadway aud Seventh Avenue the
Eighth and Ninth Avenues lines. ana the Tenth
Avenue line. where All increase reported, tho
sickness really decreasing. No deaths from this
cause Lave been reported.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
ARRIVAL OF The DANISH MINISTER.

Carl Stcon-Andersen Bile, the Danish Minister TO
the United states. arrived at hs port on he steamer
.uubc of tie Whi,c Siar Line. at $50 yesterday
afternoon. committee of ten Danish gentlemen
went down the bay upon revenue cutter to meet
thu steamer. Among the members of the Committee
OF Rcceution were the following persons: General c.
Il Christensen formerly DANISH CorSul IN this city;
Il. Schmiit secretary of the Danish Consulate; G.
Werrenrith. :. B. Bedcr +. Jensen, the Rev. Mr..
Andersen, f. Bagoe z. Pnllpsan and &. Marlagcr.
Boarding the steamer. General Chr rstensen. char
address Of welcome IN Danish. to which Mr Bile
rr ponded pleasantly.
Arriving at the pier. Mr.. Bile drove at once 20 the
Brovoor; IL luse, where he vii. remain during his
s1ay IN the city, Tie came without his family. In
the spring he will return Tor short tno 10 Den
mark to attend the marriage OF his daughter. Up0n
his return this country ms wife and two sons Will
NccOmgauV HIM.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany Oct LIN the Court OF Appeals

t,-dav the following business wa' traustctcd'
No 2o2-Frcdeiick Wilson and Others, respondents ngt
George and others. appellants argued Nv ~,
ward seymour for appellants and Enos n late oI
ens No rs Charles FauikEer aud others appellants Het
William l. Hart and another. trustee ETC. rcspohdfnsi
arlrs nv samuel Hand for appellants ana gorge H. fos
Ter for res sponicnie 1913. The Union Steamboa Com
nanv rr,pondent art me CITY Of Buffalo appellant argued
bC john B Green appellant and George h. HlDDard Tor
respondents. .,., ,.... ~, .,.ua.,s ,,r
uonday October L. 1880: Nos. 294 293 96, 29f io Z3o
altA
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
A MARRIED wOMAN'S TRIBULA rIONs.

In compliance with n summons issued bv Justice
Wandell of the Jefferson Market Police Court,
FIaucls ScCaIti. q pIcture-ir9me manufacturers OF
No. II ThompsOn-st., appeared before that maGis-
tratc YESTERDAY afternoon 10 answer a chafgr Oh
Threatening 10 throw vitrol over the face OF pretty
Young married woman named Hanna san Lorenzo.
Hanna worked III an undcrclohng factory IN
Church-st. ahout two years ago, when she became
acquainted with and married Mr.. san Lorenzo. who
kep5 Il small butcher shop in the upper part OF the
CITY. Affcr her marriage she continued 10
work there. Their married life was happy
until Mrs. san L,renz, became acquainted WIN
Secarti. who became euamorcd of her at length.
She tried 10 rid herself of him. but lie proclaimed
undyIug affection and swore that nothing would
ever separate them. adding that II she ever deserted
hm lie wOIld destroy her beauty with Iltr0l. hls
threat he also made in letter addressed 10 her Oh
June -. Ending that her entreatles were
OF no avail. Mrs. san Lorenzo sent him letter on
AUGUST !, begging hIm to let her alone.
Af,ervard, by her husbands advice she decided TO
appeal to the courts for and. Justice Wandell ad,
j0urned the case on the promise OF the infatuated
Scgarti that he WOuld not mOest Mrs san Lorenzo
any way.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

Cumberland at Parkland Erg Mark Twain Mary Baker
all the LIZARD Erstaton2en ctus: ISL ns
Belle Morse % Deal, HaTy Douglass Newf0rH capt Can
erOl Wifsta Wark. .
Saiei-29rh Charles Pnrvs Heprck Ibsen CAPT Nell
SEM apt Citm rs), the Inter or Mobile JJh
ut Dagmsr Capt Anlrea.sen ~ VOse. James KcDway,
tho later for Charleston, kastld f Sew Y0rs Mrea,
capt MKay) for Gav ltOsnt capt IonetlD
sulraDa the latter for NewYOrk lst INST Getysbnrg zoe
savannah Gyle for Tybee Kragefs SaTab smith me at
ter for PhladelDhs; vancouer Cap GOuce Tor Delaware
Brcakwater.
fOy later Shin yeacs II anu ses run Pdge.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE ATTACK ON BROOKLYN BOYS IN Blue

After the attack upon the Tow Boys of the Eighth
Ward IN Brook lyn while they were on their way to
loin IN the parade of tile BOYS in Blue the eyon-
ing of September 81. the first knowledge OF which
came tO the Third Precinct Police through publica-
ton in THE TRIBUNE. Captain Leayey, about thirty
hours after the occurrence, secured the arrest of
five boys for tho attack on David Douglass. Com
plants against them were made by Ofncer RLatti-
pan The prisoners were admitted to bail by JUS
uce Ferry last week. and yesterday were brought
up for examination. There was no evidence TO con.
meet them with the assaulL None 0f the witnesses
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
DIepOSiNG OF CITY MONEYS.

The Board of Estimate and Apporionmcrt yeSter-
day authorized the issue of $4,000 IN revenue
bonds for the expenses OF the Asse e-smeat Commis-
SION =,
The Board also appropriated the following sums :
JqdeS' Deborah Nursery and CliCs Pr4tectorN;
So SIS s5: Association for Botrcndlng Children and
Young Girls S17 43; t. Stephens Home Tor Chl-
dr-n. S3,377 -; s.. Jlmes> Home Tor Children
$500 81: Asylum OF II. Vincent de Paul $34S.
Tie sum OF 81 .526 Il was authollz"d TO
be transferred by the Police CommiSScneIS
u NV the salary OF CaptaIn jacob Slcber'
i'm 1879 The Department OF Chartlc- and Corrcc-
ton was also authorized 10 cXpcnd -. 900 to COM
plrte new pavilion for the insane ON Hart
Isa d. The Controller was aujh0rZ'd 10 issue
revenue bonds to tie amount of $4,000 to pro-
vide for the expenses of the comni>slon consisting
of Corporation Counsel Whitney. George Bass and
Peter B. Olney. appointed to revise the special ana
'ocal laws affecting tie public interest III this city.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

saw them throw ANYTHING Mt the procession and
Mr Douglas could not identify bis assailants;
John Cowan age twelve, saw Joe" Qulgley ana
"Joe Conlon throw tones on the nieht ieIeIIeu ,o
Az there was nothing to hold the prisoners iof,
they were released. -. ~,
Besidcs the five boys arrested for assaultpg Doug
asa. Joseph Qulgcy il held Oh the Complaint ~
Henry Newell. who took part in the parade. tie
will Ip examined next week.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
for later snip He,os. yany, s>e Fifn Page

The scene il laid IN the office Of q business
house Wacrst One of the goes 10 the cle
phone and calls for Blank to talk to him ~ regard 10
some business Transaction What calling him
for T. asked the Oti or partner; YOU KNOW ne comei
her, morning at IL u'clOcB" " Tha's Just wuy
want talk him over the nephone. You cart sBlel
his breath over the t.lephonc."-l Augusta Journal.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim Arcnuc Rofel-AdmIral David d. Porter, u.
N; WcstenhclI. Of Germany the lion bub
Hale. Maine ConeIeismln y. ". AIdflch. OF l"l'
Island John H. b. Latrobe Of Blimore and ',enrIt W. W.
lev Merntt. L.. h 49,. BrcrOOr HOuss-M 30 hlIe Dhnr
Minister at Washington st@r no-IIte" p ~ s,.yc'snS
and X H. H. Clark General Manager OF ihe Union Iaoo
Railroad clarendon HoieiThe Hon. George batrihBo"
OF
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

sytv of No. 54o Greenwich-st. Mrs. Sheridan was
mar;ed to the accused man about thirty seven
years ago Lately she discovered thar he had
married another woman. Matilda h. Mann testified
that she was married 10 Sheridan by the Rev: Mr;
Dlckerson on July 8. 1850, in Philadelphia, aud had
since lived with lin IN New-York. She believed
that he was a widower. Justice Murray directed
complaint to be taken against the accused man ioi
bgamy. and he was held for examination III de-
fault nf 81 O0O
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

Annie ONeill. OF No. 900 Tenth-ave., was before
JI,ice " audcl at the Jefferson Market Poic Court
Yesterday afternoon, charged with selling 10 a col
orrd man named Henry Christopher. OF Newark, y.
D.. a policy slip for tive cents.
"What numbers did you play, IlenryT p asked the
Justice.
9" Fo' eleven forty-fo," sad Christopher.
"That seems to be the STANDARD number with
your people1'
"Yes, Judge, that's my favorit,," replied the
negro.
Now. Heury, were YOU not sent in this place by
the police as dccoy 7"
"lcs, sir" SAID the complainant.
Turning 10 Officer Cairns who made the arrest,
the Justice remarked; " must say, officer, that do
not at al approve of the means yOu employed to
make this arrest do not think It right 10 cntIce
people to commit crime but suppose will have to
hold this woman"
The prisoner was held In $500 bail, which was i'm
mediateiy furnished.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
A BIGAMIST IN HIS OLD AGE.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon,
before Justice Murray, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheridan, an
elderly lady Of No. 70 VaIick-st preferred charge
Of abandonment against William u. Sheridan. aas
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
A WOMAN CHARGED WIrH MALPRACTICE.

A Mrs Engel. of No. 345 West Ihlr,y-eGhtnst..
WAS ARA gned before Coroner Knox yesterday,
charged with malpractice. A month ago Christian
Ruckert age five of No. $40 West lhrtv-nInth-st.,
trod Oh a splinter of wood ami injured ms foot. \
week la.er his parents called IN Mrs Engcl. who
makes business of making and selling Il plaster,
the principal ingredients OF which lin9eed and
beeswax. She sold them some of the plas-
ter aud it was put on the boys foot.
Gaucrcne set III, and the boy dIcd Sep
tember 20 a regular physician having been
called when il was TOO late TO save his liie Mrs.
Engei testified yesterday that she had made Tcpu-
taion v selling her plaster. and treated wounds Of
all kinds. The jury ceusured the boys parents for
not procuring proper med cal attendance IN time,
and found Mrs Eugel guilty OF mlsdemeanor IN at
tempting to act as a physician without proper au-
thority or knowledge. The Coroner held her i'll 5000
hail
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
HOW RFINpARDT is Guarded.

Sheriff Connor, OF Richmond County In addition
to Special Keeper Vaughn, has engaged two watch
men TO guard Edward Reinhardt, the condemned
wife-murdercr, 80 that q constant watch can be
kept over the prisoner night and day.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
CALENDAR, raI5 DAY

,sFsso-r-PARrI- J.Thc People ast
lanes C'Bricn william Corbn. Thomas MeCarsy larceny
srr, IN. ncrsOn kichard IaDe Glllard Ed"atu,
Francis Brand burglary; Nellie keurs, Edward No'ah'
eT. larceny
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

A cOlOred man came into Galveston news
paper office and wanted 10 take the paper How long
do you want " asked the clerk. "Jess Ong II Ia
boss Ell II don't nit de shelves kin tar piece of my
asf."-IGalvcstOn News
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
lsBOuncencns.I

JAMES PYLE's PEsRLINE Is an article Of ton
great housekoeper to be- uned By No similar
article short time simply
because "a spea for issf trial sold ~ all
GERS that cOuntc fets are not urged upon you
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
NATIREis RRMEnY.

II is evident that large portion q ynr city people snf
from d-case- Of the nvc- GpN els sidney. klneyWors
remedy Tor them al those that cannot prepare
The dry procure IN gnd form o any drusgsI-s
fG!OOe Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

ALEX. VI. HAYS Il CO., 81
UniOn-SqUare, NcW.YOrk, are
daily opening their Autumn
isnpOrtasions Of Rich GOOds,
including Porcelain Vases and
PLAQUES decorated with gold
and rare cOIOrs, elegant eIn-
brOidered plush Eed and
Piano Covers, Tides, Sofa
Cushions and drapcrics, and
other goods Of equal beauty
recently selected in Europe.
AlEX. VI. HAYS & CO.,
81 Union Square, New-Y Or!l.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
DR., RADWIYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasteess eganry coated OF all DIS
orders of the liver bowels khney, bladder nervous
Diseases headache constipation. cOs:veness indigestion
dyspepsia biiousness bilious fever inflammation or the
boHc piles and geue1ts of the internal
warranted positive Price - cents box.
sold by all druggists.
DIR. RADWAY Il CO.. J2 WARREN-Sr. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
MARINE lNTELLIJENOE.
MTNiATU RE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,,,.e. 5A7 sun sats. j'i1 Clock slow l0n 6is
W"nn rae, ii MOOT south4 1889 Moons a,r.tsy-. %
~ TJpAi ~
HOOK 5:JS Gov lsi;i p;sl h'i 'a0s ...- Gov
WAFER rO-I'At-t -
sandy UooE G2l Gov sianl. 65li Hsll bste $40
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

WINCHESTER HYPJPHO3PIfrEs
VIII cnTe ConsumDtiDn. COb213. BrDIctfit D3J'ty. er
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
Horse D!STE::M''!.!p!'.E!::R!.!:: !:.!..!::::''!.!!'.!::!
EPIZOOTGC--1SS0.
HUMPHREYS

HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC VETERINARY SPECIFICS
are the only remedies for this
administered effective prompt The Specifics for this dS
ease are A. trst to bc followed by aernated with
the C. or L. Ethe C. IL III the threat; the T. r. II the
disease Iended the lungs Full direction, with each
bottla Pamphlets free address HUMPHREYS HOMEO
MEDICINE CO.. 100 Fulton ST.. and SCI roy (aboyc 7.h
st. bathing gsrsling. Hum plreys arvcl
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
r. e. r.
RadWay's Ready Relief.

TITE CHEAPENT AND t
lily USE IL THE WORLD.
ONE 80 CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AID PREVENT
rIIE- SYSTEM AGAISSl SUDDEN ATTACKS or EPI-
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLA RS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED.
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTEN DANCE.
THE MOMENT hADWAY'S READY RELIEF l. Ar
PILED EXTERNALLY-ORT TAKEN INTERSALLY AC-
CORDING To DIHEC1TONS-PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE. CEASES TO EXIST.
In where pain discomfort ~ experienced. or IL
seized InnuenzI Diphaena sore throat Mumps Ban
Coughs Hoarseness Bilious COc Inflammation Of the Bowels,
stomach Lungs, liver. Kineys with Group. Quinsy
Fever and with Neuralgia Heiache Tic DOlOroux
Toothache, Earlche Nervousnass. sleeplrssness or WITH
Iumlago the Rheumliism with Di4r
MOrbus Dvsentery, with Burns Scaics
orB Bruise Crdmp@ SpdsmS, The appfcatin
OF RADWAY'S READY RELIEF viii care you OF the
worst OF these complaints in a lew hours.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

BRHN NrwoOD.-Apples are very plentiful on the
island Last Monday a carload was shipped from
Brentwood to NewYork. and when sold 1t was
iouL that the from tho sale did not pay tho
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Ms~t a Tho delegates ~ ths Cincinnati
consai,iion sisetud ~ Tia Democrats II
1etH'e*ssS eaue-s l~f.onsl preferences IN
ltatArd, Thurman seymour. ~ ti4jd, tnl Vii
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Tho Senate struck out n tia bnndry
f,sii Appropriation iaii ihe clause directing All
ati,us appropriated Wy ih4 measure ~ liz paid In
SILVER d,liatS,
4 vii granting peDnIon ~ Mr.. Ellis.
sixth rrrgLt, u Isws. VIM lad sIsses sons
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tIta,se II Representatives.
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ilts at.einr expenditures II ti,s Tinted stal4s
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t,allsi. thsr. nas l,nrh rAeii.i,el,i. and niHlit
alalns.s Natp iua.l. ffptn tlW iiIni,n, e,IIntni,
IL Mr. GARFIELD, Alul vi. intHi fafsd III
mn III tlu spl,lp siaier,ual,. ~ it,u
fD, ufaD, W fM lIlaIue. . for Alttnni,
and D fof I.iunids, Al bTs
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hifIe, tw0 frtan HI,HftnAt, and u,n firm Grant.
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fDr UafiinIh, tsaIIl.id niro gsinsH fsait suiss
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firm WaslibilflM Ia MI@uislil. anil ~. firm,
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