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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
RAILWAY INTERESTS.

FROM ONE RES ElNER TO ANOI HER.
AUSTIN CoRBIN To SUCCEED InoMiS r. SHARP n
The MANAGIMENT OF THE Long ISLAND RAIL
ROAD.
4 petition from Thomas T.. Sharp asking
10 be relieved fio. the rcccvcIShp OF the Long Island
Rroad Company was presented by the counsel OF the
company T. Il. HnSdai 10 judge Gilbert, III Broohiyn'
Yesterday. II was a, compaaeG by the request that
Austin Corhin bc made ns successor. Mr. Hnsia!e sald
that the matter had the approval Of III oondhoder
and of the AtoncyG ,ner AMI the transfer would De
TO ;hc advantage OF all the interests involved jude
Gilbert signed the order making Mr. C"fbn
receiver and renewing Mr. SGarp The bonds of the ne"
receiver were made 100000. Upon the approval Of
cin MI Sharp viii deliver TO his successor the prop
cry Of the company with The existing contracts iiaDi-
ties and obligations, and las accounts VIII be passed
,,pru nv Alexander Cameron. az referee.
Possession OF the road val bc surrendered 10 the ne"
receiver today : meeting vii br held at The Office of
the C,rbn Banking COmrany and directors Will bee
chosen IN pace OF eight members OF the
former Board who nave resigned IL j. under
stood that Austin Coroin VIII ho made president win
D. C. C,rbin a. assistant Major B. :. Hennlne vice
pvcsid.ut and l. ID Barton, sIpcrinlcud'n ih' incH
o. me new directors have moi Dc"n made luD"c' l"e
persons associated Mr. Curbn IA the rcceht phi-
chase of tins property mainly irosc Who mona digc
,rest IN nc slanl Boach Railroad Am ng -tW
are NJ f. i ish oi buffalo Vcr-rr"sd hl oI lht mum
bi and 81 Joseph Railroad J.. =. Bowen, genera -'-
irotl Bu.l I'D. The sD4c Oy D.rXt. NORA ~ 60, oI Il
controlling interest III TIE Long l'iani = iioAh WIS
iereiveI Mr. Suaru. but the chdnAe IN oWhtlthip Hhi
result "a compete change III H%it-rL'nl me 'o" ,
tacy nav tx L MORGAN CO.'S guarantee Of tue cor
rec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
LESS MONEY FOR HE POLICE.
rhe Il. AID of Estimate and App oTtiOnmcnt


aev,td The tire d.; inoOh yesterday 10 passing uron
TIE ucnIs IN IN, c>lnates Of the Ponce Department.
nm made Il reduction oil s46s G>2 % Oh III
81 6Oi1.2 30 vnicI WIS askei or Inc amount Sr'
an r. 900 the rCet-Cicanns huieau wa% S'9'Voo
aya.nst ss25CO approptia cd list year III" D"Iu :"
I-:n.te md Apiort.0Hmeut made pr vision III 'ho
s Innate Tor adding sXty-anc ratr'in'n anu iOGf r
rca Is 10 tho poAce iGrrc
Park Commi-.ioI,r Wtics appeared before tue hoafo
asked 10 correct tne fSures previous submitted
Il, nun, ~ ne old not IhihS N salary rs coma De
=, i,cri Comm. ..oucr Green submHtci ms cS MA L
ol.n He thol.nt the s:irry estimate OF F"-'i'O
CON 4 h. r-duced to at les $4,000 a,d thdt o'her
Pc. uctions pie-tt h mat" as follows: me
,c fund IRON, -. 90 80 $4,000; .an and mdiii-
,.,an., Of parks rrn 1900 Gao {" 5000 900; har'rn
br,a, f-ir .,.l,OOu 40 sll,OJo; u-"Nrd d'N'Iic''
from 30 900 &C., $ih.0DJ an. dovut ZoPrt Vr, o. ~
otter lie, 81 To- ESTIMATE III thOn&hi 'he t"rh II
~ N , could gee aip with a total appropil -
,o..63 bl Tn gIit estimat" called l"r ~ 81
~. >, Lac ", u:siuet sh"u q o. dlp 49,. vi
N,irs as,-o fl @~OlJsl % tn BltFd q" LS!li,, e
a.1 Am i,n IN az a.luard NG331 -, or a lcuuc'
t1nn az .yi37 il - III the "r'glidt c;dud'c' ,, -.
IN. T,rt IN ~cssi1n nl'ii i"c 'o'-"'' "'
"a. ,.fn.at,. tayc To be passed before inidh eht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
NEB err FFIC#RS.

rxriR4rIoS OF MAYOR CooPEh's TfRM-C"MfoSi-
HON or TdE NEXi BOA OF ALD"'iN'N'
Mayor Couper's term OF Oice expires to-iily,
-, "a in. Il Grace wi, take posses lion Of inc ON
I ne custom -: rIvug calls at the MAYORS
.m - an New Years u. has not been observed 10y
Movo, C,o,,r 1t Is proOaDle that M Grace WIZ re-
, tle go, era uaiioDs OF few oil his Personal frienjs
,om,rrow uut rot nin. further IS cxpectel. The new
Rand If Aldermen does bcgiu ITS oical existence
a., a. Nondy a. IL oclocs the Odd Board ineohs Tor
IN. .s, tine AT 1880 III. on thai day lh'fe l. '"u
.,aerabs interest TO know will De the pf'sd"nt
az the new Board Desphe MT urdco 5
.c,rt- IN secure harmonious action. as
IN, n the TaInuany and Anti Iammapy members demand
the fice no agreement has vt been reached a con
,re.. of tlrte represeDtatives OF the Tainnany ana
A,iramu,auy Aldermen ncld vest, rdAy To uivlac
The paropag, buI thy adjourned without reacAh- any
conc,usiou Aessls sir.cA, hcnny aud CIvanagh. the
Irving Hail representatives, insisted On nanlhg the
oor,e among Ia einecvrs TO which one OF
tho living Hail members should he chosen
40 Offset the Presidency, 1t was proposed
dennty clerk Of the Board and ine chairman OF the
finance Committee. and to ic'an oneI OF 'he o'hei
plsees This proposition T,mma;y Representatives
prmised to report UPON at a future meeting TINS VIII
enale Them lo mako best bargain possible with am
oue of the SIX Ant-TammRny or 1rving Hall ID uociat
vhn vii! be lnldo prcedcnt ana lie ono heihoef o
,he Board OF Estma'e aD1 apport.o"ment. Inc cnar
man of the Committee. who - neui""e 81 'n'
sioktr, Fund Commission. under 'i- arEangeche VIZ
tall L, ralrmany. Cl.rk TGons! Tno Is fcSaiIec a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
IMMIGRANT HALLWAY FARES.

The action If the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
rad in giving imuueianiS puichdhiiG IchctS 10
cn,nnr,inp poIit, ~ tie West over Ms iine - re-
dnctsn of 20 or cent from regular rates was AT
first followed h, tie New-lork 1chirai ahu 'n'
\rv-Yofk Lake Ere and Western hOl"S'
winch allowed similar reduction; nut
aftrrward my sent q protest to the Con-
uls>ioncrs Dl Emigration AGAINST theit ac'I"h
IN ncccnti,g the pIoI ~itiCn OF the Ithiisy Nih'''
Il ,ilr,ad and then di,roptluucd the rrhuct'on'
Sub,cqucnl. they r. iucrd the rate 20 per cent
to lmnngr {, pure ha,lg tickets ~ Ca>lc '''ie.,
and I.n on req "A commission OF I'D per cen, 10 thcli
Yun.er,' who tccurt IDIbTIiii PASSENGERS AZ 80
reduced Iltc,. 10 meet tdN addIt1iid' fcnnc'c''
the Pennsylvania i'a'iroId .ent an hlu,'l"pai IT,
>p.c iai Committee on Laiioa"S yesterday on'llhE
ardmrtIcu q, 30 Per c,at from the tnrl rates loi
cash" Immigrant passengers To c"i.ue'ihH Poi"''
nm. ~ II cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
APPEALS re IRI HMEN.

pnblic meeting for the purpose of organizing d
branch If the Irish and Industrial Land League III
the Seventeenth Ward was held last evening NJ
Science Hall. III EiQhth-st.. near Broadway. mere
was argc attendance, and great enthusiasm waS S
manifest d. William Connolly presided ana
stated that the movement was bound
to 70 on, because 1t was ono Oh
principle People might sneer nc II,
and even a reverend gentleman on pa form I'D
this clty mad characterized the "BOycOttln2 sHs-
ten a, barbara practice. Inc same Sslcin' to
said, was pTactIsed by the Americans agaiis' tle
supporters of English tyranny before the heVoIu-
ton, and here was ITS origin. H.
Michael Brcslin, one of the foremost men III Ine
movement IN tins city. was the htst spcaAcr' II"
SAID III p1rt the struggle Is purely social one
a Question Of life and death with the irish Natlo'
IL Is not concerned with politics, sectional
ism or scctaIianism, and we do not want ana H"in
foreign countries but desire 10 depend on our own
resources which will be amply sufficient. ne Lailn
League possesses the confidence OF the lrSl people,
and with tht proper funds II can MAINTAIN tat 90 IL
iidencc and influence walch VIII Keep inc fe"p"
from doug any act that will inJurc the cause.
The ENGLISH are sending tcieQram- and dispatches
over the world tel ng OF the iHporiatlonS OF arms
and outIages, merely TO 0old the people To commit
some ac oi folly that Will give prricNt tor resort
me Ia arms We need To strengthen the League,
winch Is IN TACT the present Government OF Irela'
and >cc3 be re pie together"
Or W. +. Wallace. pres dent OF the NeW-loIk
Land LcaVuc, followed with "A snort address III
winch he SAID: " II - because lrlshmcn VIII not
break the laws even Though they are t1glish iiW-'
tina, ENGLAND i4 chatting Ike a lion whose claws
bay. hcru emf Sue mas arrested innocent ana
peacca lie men merely because they dreh 10 sp'aH
IN behalf of an oppressed country But me lauu
League has re- adv been @uCc 'Ssiul, Tor II has maze
Euglaui vino sad that ireland was content'u ana
well provided i0T beiI" herself before me h'iou4,
and compelled her Ministers to promise them lana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEWYORK .....DEC 80. 1850.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
ST. state Of Nebraska ,r Bracs Gasgow Dee isya Lame
- Win md" ami pd>''ng - 10 Austin blH"n -" ,
Hare H. WITH mds. ard piss,nScr TO hun!mdt & CO. -
Str Atno- tir ditks -auta Martina Dec - savanna :,
Clrthagcni aud colon u with mIsc and passengers 10
III As,crs awthornc Sew Orleans iay-. Boscrt <
Str Charleston Lockwood DAYS. with mdse and
III "A told stevens Noiiok with uasc ard passengers
TO Old Dominion - CO. ,,,
strs CIV OF Land Lverpool via Queenstown
Jonn Da" frsn Ger Meyer ilamhnrg Pymo9ih ana
A uucrDutr, ~ 60 Niagara. ."rt@. Havana > ard
Wcssrl- ,Br. piI.ario. pernambuco. Is
land iiut Empire ,BI tawc,t Havana. Alex andre
Ncrcus Hactt Boson IL OlmocN Ffanconla, Man
gum 'ortaud NTc' >o,, or..,,.. =, :, ,,.,..,,..
tonlo Mi heI, ,i4yaaa'c wool Jaegbas JoG!nne,
Im o TS So1 GSn on naaav SS , Ha
lorg sru. Ani~.lP G ioos7 ~ Coz N'nsusrd M Evans
i'm X"a f. l'H@ S"t rll.G p.r @y@r'on
fgowbndgc's
The Custom House vii hc Year, dag from . TO
10 q IN ior the Clearance Of vessels ony
hl-CEfn.AN
LONDON Dee 80 GarA coy phcue CAPT Ginn which sailed
from Liverpool Dee u Tor lew York Las been
from Croo~hlNen to queenstown in a icaiy condition.
MARINE DG- ,STER.
IoSnoV 30 ongfcllow Brl capt Scarboro he
fore Icpptcd at shtIrnrno nom Ne" lorA, IN ashore IN
| kingIoid . -
CorRSIIAGry. Dec O-Arrycd Belhngham Br) from
|
I.,E9rooL, Dee 3J-Arrvcd stanmore tBr from Sew
| Orleans.
MoyILLE bee 3O-Arivcd. Austrian. from Boston for
| glasgow
.oUInAMrroN. Dec 30 Arrived Moscl from New. York
| AMERICAN PORr-
BALTIMORE, Dec iJ-Arrycd. Geo .Appold @ayapnah
Clarcc Is untrd states, Ne~.Noi. Harrisburg rIoyi
| dcnCr; Gull thaiI
Al ed II rri,burg United states Prince tdwar,
| Ayrshire.
| isosTo De 3c-Arriv-d. Seminole savannah. Wu
stimor Jerks Phiad lphia Lancaster
| tlraIt1l. str Nm crane. baltimore.
BctOw, str GlauCu- Nca.foIk.
Sailed trs YIN tdnc BIanturd CITY Satd,pin Hulo,
| ~aNnn. Ntptunr.
CnAmHsruN pee -0-Arr,ved. strs City Of Atlanta New
| NorA. NugIii. Philadelphia.
| >EwoH-EANs De- Jo-Clearcd SIR Marcia Rry1l: ANA
| -, i.NrTUusI -''
| Tne passes -Auvcd sir Lone star New York
| sailed. II Morgan tltv. Ncw lprk.
rHl NDFLFiuA Pee so Rrru,,or Na,, Xo,,.
triiei' III Nr'ucs NcNPIrfpnt Regulator. New ol 4
sair' !. Ills ONO ArdIAcs Equator,
SAfAN All " % Nir Nc IL " IN la rcuce Ba filnnro
tci"' ''is 'lty &" savannah, Ncw-iUrk iruD.Ir ,ti
Seud~. va
Hsii' IN 90" o'~av'nnah. cate Ci'y both Ncw Yor.
FORliUS SHIPPING
LoN0oN brc3 Sticd-e7tn inst cart u,,st,,,t .r.,,
:ii i''i @ .-irpr, Tons cotnc "a, tnr ion I..' l
'i"fi I' $3.50 j, trr sitter r.!ns nv,
N"i"' ~ "u'1 Pn" cap. i;ciuett..n ts, ,,it.t :,
| '.9",l" .r 'inrI",pl ~rhi,rtha tor sand,
,' W INST f9fIl 'ilft. tl' ttt.r for !,n t,,,,,
chapman James htt1 thr Tor N.r.-a, -. ~,
! ,..' III. .itt'r i"r DH'N"rr nt..aNa,i -,.,n t,',,
| ~, l' vIp'''.ic, MA j stain. to ltt. a,
INV" ~ "a met Na,-o li,ul. ..l,i.t u',.
49, '',"n q np W'i' ii.u 2S,h in,i -
o""nPl ~" ln't "r.i1mt O,Af Ons, Ihmr',v H. 't.
"'"'i'' 'i' 'il't 90 Dover N 'N'r' -
80 Ia''r snip Mrs. UoaH -, t,vs rtg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
THE ANNUAL BEADING MEETING.
PM ,nEIPuIA. Dee. 3O.-A dispatch irt


P..t,ul~s to-.dy says tnat Judge VI IN an III '"o
l. lied states Court tins III rlhG feIeir'u 'o d",'"
. nd p..n,n, Railroad until february to The
Ms rIs IN Equity Tor arcport dnd mat theItioI'
,ny VIII be dOuc tine matt"r {" pVstpo"eh'"' u' "o
Irrorl IS submit. ed to inc Court. ,
me masters Will begin the hrarlng to'norfo"
,ny the sponcmen, and "ll IL j. ehp'','", p' ~
piicd q MAKE "a frpOIb 10 JUuSc ~ ~
udt of next week ,- =. -. e. oea, =,
reading stock WAS driven down To-Day rom 10y 90
81 NC mo reo,r maj "a a. IPcJ & Co., of N-"- iVi
"a II 10 act for the com III In" placing "i u't
oc,,rred bonds. had Withdrawn tutF nefeeS III
that capacity. .,. - Ga. cowou
IL Is believed that the opponents OF ihe uoWcn
nj nave completed tier tCkri Tor di'''o.S
49, Io,,,ws: George r. Iyier, III 'nry Laws res ~
,ncinnrl L. V. VII iamsDp (prrscnt ulemDril, John .
NcwbJ.d, samuel Il. ohcpey, ana Lu"aiu J. '''o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC LOAN.

Subscriptions 10 the Northern racine loan
min ma ,,nrd III tins ci,y Monday. II IL understood
the bankers having charge OF the matter inat there
d, , Il ference as the times OF subsci iptoh ID uis
ronu,ry AID al London. All subscriptions received mere
If, ,xc.ss oI SlOOOOO00 wIl receive Only pro-l"'a
,,ment in connection with the SUBSCRIPTIONS miu' ~
I,.',, q, hpre the books will remain uVen OF IA
- ,.rrutuu- trndcrcd during he thitc uNr PtinI! nE
,tndit In other words, the sum OF @lOOUV""o VIII
" 20 - re1 Ia American subscribe. :, aud al rh1scil
ria : above that Mil snare VII tue l"I'lEn sun
sci mons Ia al -quh al0m nt iriend- 81 TIC Vutci
,,,i 20 ,clpafr tue conf ci" success ul Ihc I,ah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


Elisha Brewer and James Graham, both colored
men were arrested "Wednesday night and lodged III
the twenty third Police Precinct Stalon h"n't'
charged with passing "A counterfeit SILVER twenty
five cent piece al Decr shop At No. l.6il second
ave- Graham was dressed for his wedding at tne
time OF his arrc.t and she guests had a.senbled III
large Numbers at the church IN Sec0nd-1ve;, near
Eightv-gXth- II. The ceremony was hNc' lor
o'clock Half an hour uciorc that time Brewer III,
vitea Graham, the hrdeGTODm, To take a fareWcl
DRINK TO bachelor daYs. and for that purpose th'y
visited the liquor store. silver quarter OF d1l
lar was offered in payment, which proving 10 pc
spurious. led to the arrest OF both men. AZ the
police station q similar coin Was f0uud IN Graham ;
possession, and tie prisoners were locked mp III thc
cell. q,
Meanwhile the hour for the marriage had passed
and there was CONSERVATION IN the churth. Inc
asscmblage waited for an hour ami theh dispersed
the impre ssOn being that the BRIDEGROOM. NJ thc
last hour. mad changed his mind. Toward mo
night the fact of the arrests became known, nut me
police officials were mex rabe and there was n0th-
ING 10 be done but 70 await developments IN Tue
morning. The prisoners were tak"n before 'oi-
missioner Shields Yesterday morning. IhC expect
ant Bird, was also present. ard she showed consid-
cradle Indlgnat on a the treatment her intended
husband had received. The prisoners denied that
they knew that the COINS were Urn rs ana sdiu
that they had received them IN change. Conlmis-
sIOncr Shields dismissed the complaint aud the prs
oners ana their friends lett the room IN great gee
with the avowed iptcuton of having the wedding
ceremony performed without DELAY. The BRIDE was
profnsr in her thanks 40 the Commissioner, ana
promised to send MIN cards and cake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
rur NFyICAN SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The subscriptions to the STOCK ana DohuS 81
, AZ xic.u N.ti.nal Railway COMPANY, winch cI"sci
s., 20 Al 2 O'Clock are reported To amount 10 over
10 eco 600 This sum S1,JUOOOO III excess ol tue
,,,uui ,ferrd and quchtiy pioIatd hW"Iu' VIII
hc made Messages received yesterday rom
ruroue asking tnat part Of the nnouut offered DC SCI
-, r Eur,ne IN accom- hut the r quest Was dchlcd
r,'' .nh.cuutI ms were mad, almust wlQ.N IN lnl'
,, ,rv n tnou,n "A considerable amount was taken III
EulOpe dlIccc ora -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
THE STRIKING CIGARMAKERS.

In REGARD 10 the strike IN tho Cigar manriactory
of Kern. A Spies No. l.n2O Secoud-1ye Mr.
Uaa.. of the film -ad 10 . lUiBrNE reporter yr,-
tcrdiv that finding that he WAS paying IN, handS
more than other cigarmakcrs IN the cltY, two
,,c,k- ago alter the busiest part of the season bad
u, Sed hc IT, iu,cd the paw OF the rollers 80 cents
aud of the huuchmakcrs 20 cents Ahout i1o mon
and ,,I.u tl,.i, ceased working. 1his left m the
factory twenty Eve rollers and a fcw huuchnak"r~.
The tenement nou.r workers. about 40 families
were. still at work. and probably would not strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

Tho Treasury Department has bought slrcc No
ycruhrr 10. 1870. when 10 began the pur' base 81
hcud II inc -inklug fund. bords ot the face Naiuc
If III n 100 100 1hi- sum has been distributed
,,n.up nc different ISSUES n follows: or the is ot
1850 so 22G. 600 of the "a ot - So N''0o
AT tlr >. of ISL -. SO. 3oJ and OF Ga, per
,r,t- = ,OOOdO. For iuc present year the pur-
cha-r- nave Amounted 20 l03,2.i. 500 and Tor the
urr-.uf month 10 - - OuO. Ia" latter pnrcha'rS
nav. h..u confined to fh. ~ of l~NO. whirh mature
to-day OF these ! ! 900 were bought yesterday at
Tho sub treasury az lO2 =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
ZEAL AND ENEhGY APPROTED.

The members Of the Board OF Education
unanimous,y adopicd the following resolution Wed
ncsday:
Res0Ircd That his Board desires to place on record
their hl.h appreciation OF the zeal and uning energy
maplfcgted by COMMISSIONER BENJAMIN +. Manierte IN
the cause OF public education during ms term OF 'Ve'
al inat he carries with MN. in his retirement nom ne
position which ne has ably filed, the assurance OF inc
h..i ri. O In. felllM COmnl!sslOnnrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
STOPPING CHEAP ANrsFMENTS.

Judge Van Worst granted an injunction yesterday
against Charles W. McCicnnan. the proprietor "i
me European Museum. No. - BpWcry, 10 reNlra II
nm from continuing hs thea real performances
ninth The PAYMENT of the legal license" he irluuc-
non WIS granted on tar applira' to ot the society
far tn. Reformation u JaEcnllc Dc'Inqucntr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
SEIIING RAn MEAI.

Meat INSPECTORS Shannon and Myers seized yc-tcr-
d,y AT No. 2N7 lloustou-st cart-load Of Diseased
meat. o. Thursday. last week, they found at Nos
7:S6 and 7j9 FTst-avc not less Than ll'"o' pound
INTO s,iisagcs. The beef thar Was srIch yesterday
vas also to De used ~, sau,agcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

, W, U,J Sepotor Thomas +. Bayard, OF
psoard Ar>nu Senator ana Davis NJ LH
limos ana congressman WI yhEx Governor Alex
a gt IL Rice Of HeeiIIyman
NcPher."ni Ci metropolitan hoteL -0enetai Eo'
StvH rs. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 30.-Tne detcnons upon the dl--
nut,d mic OF race appear to have settled dowh 10 AZ
average Of TIVE hours. Ills the period oi Time inc
tirongh express WAS held last night, AM ioh'FH uap
,,o, " - TX TO Washington got througl III ab'u the
s.,, ,u, There /, no. mucu likelihood OF a Iaclial
any, until the courts ttnc action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
p2ovIsroX FOR >MALLPOX PATIENTS.

Tine old smallpox pavilion on Norih BROTHERS
Island Is undcIg ing repair, and Lcug ont III con
d,ti,n to receive lc tn Tty-tbfe' -ina pA''hi-
-, nrnsrnt m hc hIVcrsidc II ~pitdl on BiackWclI
el,nd nv the order oi the Board of Health The on"
dyrll;np house on North Brothers Island VIII Hlsp
nc made ready to serve n a hospital. Inc hF'r-
.,G I.-nital has only room for thirty patents ana
ttc r:r.cut outbreak ot smallpox III TIE
city has comp ncd the h"' ia auIhorile0
~ grr to make room e"hcre, or 70 refuse
many smallpox patients, aud all cases
nf d,uhthcra t,phoid Dr scarlet fever or other con
topous III .elsts. llls they are not Wiling |" 40
and my are at present making an cti 1T To rcuie
an concentration for 4 new hospital Oh Noflh
Urof'rrs island. 10 relieve the present pressure
mill thc old hr dngs can be put III condition. L"
receive pIIIcujs the Board proposes, II necessary
IA mn no tents on Biackwclis Island. The tents
have been secured.
Two casos OF smallpox were reported yesterday at
No - Mub,TIs-st.
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LITIGATION OVER N ELEVATED ROAD.


The rooms of the Brooklyn Elevated Railway
Cou.nnv in tins building of the ituk OF New NorA' at
wall and Wilnam-sts, were gnMd,tt yesterday 10y an
American District WaIchmAn and policeman. RoccIN-
cts Pine Us ard WaS-tan ,tl retained POSSESSION OF ne
KEYS but aid not attcmut 10 enler the rooh Receivers
Lyd. cker and Shaier lid not visit the binding BON
ortcs 10 the controversy were evidently awaiting inc
result Of the hearing the numerous stays thdt nave
been grauted by different Juuges III the course OF the
Mr. phplus dld not WISH the yesterday. they
vttuaIy held possession OF them aud did not think mat
,,y nroD.rfy IN them wouu run away. H. H. NOISE "I
counsel for the receivers, al that the johdhoideF7
,roed determined control the affairs OF the corpora
tim and IA the pro redings Snich u ~ had >ulnici
- y lad .Eo.cd The rights az The st"cnh"in"r- anu
cr,t,inrs - lar he cuud discover 'ho@V hiu ho'
hoo. thr smallest attempt made Dy these bl hou'ls 1"
,.,t i'm any .ori of c0uCiilaOry or equitdbe sli 'H
.r IcpleScutcd by stOckhoitis al! clf u-
20 had from ne start tired J. every po,shic way
10 Sork IA harmony with the Dondholdc.s >. ,,
In RIDER 10 secure STAY OF proceedings III lhe nlIEa
non OVER IL. co ro road resort was hah Ia it
MA JUDICIAL Dis rict Wednesday. An Application was
maj 10 Judge Murray. at Dem, Delaware UNIV ny
I II At,heu .cling Ia Drhii ~ R-ce'Nrrs fnrli7 ana
~ ,.,f Wnn were Ou,eu ~ thc recent Crtf OF Jui-'
~, =. Yrslcidty Mr.. Allaben went before Judg'
81 hrrt i'm BROOKLYN. and the pIocerdmg7 were ap
urnved All iur proceedings i'll tie cdsc are s'ayo
i,itii AN an, from the order OI Jn"Lr M'1lHU n
~,l, al ussiOn. appointing Receivers lJu'chcr ant
~cnsfcr can De- heard
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script of the libeous article. but II not dentl
fed az having been written by keegan. Several
ewspaprr dealers testified that they sold copies Oh
Truth on the dav he article was published III that
pauer A copy of the paper was placed IN evidence
after an objection by the counsel of the defendant
This closed the case for tire prosecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
AMIN MAN NOT DIVIDED.

The fm.cIat Of ID anam iiker, age e'ghty-tt e.
and hts WIFE, ~, o,vcnt -cig.t. TOOK place !'S,''
DIV afternoon a. jAc scotch ffe'hvl 'i'Hl l' y;
"'' Ii,t'u.,i newark They nad been marn "a
ii = r,ghf years and AL tnclr children nave "ir'l'
~ 49,, oi, If r.g comp ANTS. Mis-. Kker Mas one
of The Auuc he J Az, nric,.
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EynyLRArEp rRoM A fALsE CHARCE.

Henry W Sackctt the young LAWYER of ths CIV
who Wis nuiustiy arrested last FRIDAY ON 'ilI-t
nf forgery. when presenting q check lor cc'ili''i
tlor al the Comm,Tcul Bank, BrooNNn Appeared
before Justice Walsh Yesterday Tor tN1ihiri i'1.
Justice Walsh said uo examination would We ,irc'--
4iry m Nh, c.,c as Mr.. : cactt WAS ut(u.;W A.
rested Attbi- point Nh Barnett, counsel Ior inc
hank made SIC To- lowing -tattlnrl I: - ,
lhc prosecution. vour honor l. MY sNl,i''
nm ihc rcmotr,t degree. The only regret We nave rs
ON h,4 account that thu'- should have happrnch 10
place hru 10 such au unpleasant POSITION. Nir ,'N-
en- r. au honorable gentleman, member l thc n''
aud hieblv esteemed. and wc know that hr Would
moi he .ullt. at any WRONG. We do..rr, Therefore,
to VII. draw tie prosecution, 500 lar a. he Is COLI
ccTcd.' ,,
Justice W-l-h-rho charg" IS dismissed and Nr.
Saelr,t hou0muiy discharged.