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ppooU1yNs DIRTY STREETS.

The streets of Brooklyn are very dirty The con-
tractors who count upon having the dirt covered by
snow in making their bids for the Winter months
have been disappointed The complaints have be-
come so numerous that the Mayor urged the Depart
ment Of CITY Works to issue no certificates to con
tractors for cleaning streets until proof Is received
that The work is satisfactorily done. n.,.
W" IN tho BOARD of CITY Works yesterday Pfsldcnt
Nssev said that he had declined 70 credit the DIS
Of cleaning the street, in February as the WORK vas
not done according to specifications; Out OF 90 90
otd streets i'm the city only parts OF sevcntY-nVt
Iprere cleaned For the work actually done the city
~ TO nav 81, 342 3d. while it cost the contractor,
81 900 %, so that if the contractors nag dono a
IT, Iyor1, fhey would have lost heavily. The Board
has given the contractors notice that the contracts
will Inc aunuiled.
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. PHYSICIAN DESERTS HIS HOME.

Dr. G. r.. Hunter. homeopathic physician oil
Uohoken. went away from his home at No $50
Bloomfed-st, last Friday, leaving his wife ana TWO
children destitute. Mrs. Hunter said last nig"'
that Miss Emma Anderven, friend OF Mrs. nun
ters. who is twenty years OF age, accompanied hci
husband TO this city FRIDAY. She lives at Iotten-
vile staten Island She had nech NI'l'I's 'ii'
Uun,er and said she was going nome. - III, -
nr Hunter left letter addressed to his Wlle, III
,vticb he wrote =" have gone away DO hot
W. anv mss through the newspapers IT VIII Iot
hin Won or me- ava glad you did not Kiss me iIls
morning when went out. 1t would have broken * zen
INV poor heart Kiss the children Tor me. May you
.n S me for the strange mood that has taken
,.nssession of me. will send you money when
pef m business TO educate the children BE KIND 10
Them aud forgive me-"
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LIVERPOOL. March s-Arr Enrique from Ne"ori'Sn'
and Illgrian from Boston .,..,.hto
sailed str Pennsylvania for Phladepha from, phla
o1sTS.powy March 9-Arr str British Empire from rnn@
ueP sw March sailed str state of pennsylvania ior
MoyifiR March 3-Ar str Bolivia FROM New'forA 'Oi
Glasgow. -, os., 81, uonor Johanna (Capt
KoepkcJ the latter New YorK lst hs drnSns I'M
reoto Tabor Cam Benveuuto I'd Inst AexahntONns III
n~r,dor the latter for York; Juleute MAu Vi iho
len tn yea, % i Cant Ossn); 2sth nit Emmanuel capt
sianoi New.Yore Cant sOrensenl list inst Jnle O nrt
ler "a inst, Baltic capt BrntOh, ObnO"u T ~
Godfrey; 3D. inst, TrOngate. -
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FOR TnE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
" THE LElDIyG AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
THE uEw-YoRK TRIBUNE FOR 1880.

Durinc the coming Presidential year
TuE TRIBUNE VIII he a effective agency
tban ever for telling the news best worm
knowing. and for enforcing sonnd politics.
From the day the war closed it has been most anxious
for an end OF sectional strife But saw two years ago.
and was the first persstenty TO proclaim te ne" uhD
cor IN the country from the revived lance OF the SOLID
I'll aud Tamn,any Hall. Against that danger ie
ot 10 rally the old party of Freedom and the Union.
II hegau bv demanding the abandonmenE o. personal
di,kes AMI set the example. 1t called Tor an ehd 70
attacks upon each other instead OF tue enemy; ana Tor
the earliest agreement upon whatever NJ candidates
the majority should put no against the co'upon ioo
- nm tho tide of disaster has been
tmrsd back; every doubtful state has been won ana
me omcns Tor National victory were never more chceI
w. iThc Gnid South and its Northern allies Iay0reu
p.udiato n and We have kept the Puzzle t9ith ihey
favored Imitation. aud we nave restored Specie r Hy
eTts They sought TO break down The safeguards OF
he ballot-box and have maintained tue eleeuon
IVA
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TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANKS.

The recent decision by the United States supreme
Court in regard to State taxation on the shares OF
National banks was the subject yesterday oil ire
opcnt conversation among bankers. They were I'M
willing to express opinions upon the effect OF the
decision until they had seen the full text. They all
agreed, however that the taxation OF the National
hanks was excessive and unequal. William A,
Camn manager OF the Clearing House. VIII Issue
trddy the following circular to the associated
banks: -, o....,o r, ,,,r4 - E
the limited States at Washington, respecting bank
faxes. is to-day reported Until the full text Of
that decsion is received and the association shall
bave consulted in relation thereto, ii Is suggested
nv fbe chairman Of the Clearing House Committee
that bank officers make no return to the Commas
sioucI"
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ALLEGED CRUELTY AT A FOX HUNT.

r. W. fairfield. superintendent OF Mr. Berg|s
socioty, on reading an account OF the recent iOx-
bant which took place on staten Island, IN which 1t
was stated that tie animal was brutay malireated
being hacked in a shocking manner with knife
directed Officer Goggan the societys representative
ON Staten Island, TO invest igate the case Go2ggan
arrested John Wood an old sportsman OF NSw-Dorp,
SfIpicton summoning as witnesses IN the case Ern-
est Jaede horel keeper of Richmond, and Charles
hn,,ed witL using the knife on the animal Jaede
testifed that lie provided the fox for the hunt.
Hart is the person who secured the brush OF the
snx and in doing so had one OF his hands bitten by
.ha sn,maI He testified that when be attempted
10 emf Tie brush the fox motioniess and to all
snnearance dead when suddenly the animal snapped
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1-n1rnpM pRICE rOR TOBACCO.

Tobacco dealers of New-York, Brooklyn ana Jer-
soy CITY met last evening i'll Cooper Institute to
form the Tobacco Dealers Protective Association.
The principal object in view is the adoption OF
unform retail price for cigarettes and smoking ana
Chewing tobacco sold in packages. Officers were
eiocted a Managing Committee OF Ten was ap-
n,;nted and over 200 members were enrolled. Com
iouuications were received from LOrillard CO.
auproving the objects of the association, IRON H.
Wilkinson a. Co. of Baltimore incloslng roo as "a
contribution toward expenses. and from Goodwin
e Co. Offering 50. 900, provided like sum should
e Starting olnoslon stores to destroy the trade Of
dealers VINO refuse to comply with the rules adopted
bv the association.
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WESTMINSTER RAPID TRANSIT CONNEC-
TIONS

Mayor Cooper said yesterday that petition had
been filed with him by Leonard W. Jerome, ana
signed by number OF property holders asking lor
Tho on,ointmept of new rapid transit commission
fnr tbe annexed district. The object, the Mayor
od yos to establish connection from jerome Park
70 the Ncw-YorlI aud Yonkers Road on the west al
Worr,s,s dock ON the Harlem River. and on the cast
r,fb tbe Harlem Road until the rapid transit roads
wcre bnilt. The Mayor said hc would appoint on
the new commission the same persons VINO are nov now
.ho Ronid Transit Commissioners, and they could
act on the proposed branches as a separate matter
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SHIP rs.
PORT OF NEW .YORK......MARCH 3.
ARRIVED

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ARRIVED
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sff CIV Of Washington Zimmerman hava"" 'e days 70
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SIR hbemarle Hulpher' IeSe' Del to 33 pomnon ~, o.
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Sir Ashland Nelson. rhi,adsnala 70 YIN PEydc Co.
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etc 10 order vessel to Iauro story s9erPall a.,
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| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WILMINGTON March 3.-NOtice ia given bN the Lighthouse
ro,Id that on and April 1850 two range OF leadn
hShis viii be exhibited about onehal mile above the EDGE
,nn,r iron Works 20 mark the channel dTrdged across
,err Isand HIS De,aWaT" River The front beacon vii
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citsr sIde being original depth To the westward
| deeper than 10 the castWatd
F0RsGiT P)IrA
fnypoy March S-Arr at HaVre. str Eipis. from BatmoI
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rIr pInGEWOOD COMPANY'S RECEIVER

a charles +. Maxwell a stakeholder In the Ridge
wood Fire Insurance Company, upon whose appli-
cation Justice Pratt on Tuesday appointed a re-
ooixer for the company, desires TO correct the
Abatement attributed 10 him in yesterdays IkIB-
TNF, MIR Maxwell says that the facts OF the case
Wv, Tho. n year ago the company decided to go out
a. b,Sine,s and since that time has issued no poll
clos lie states that his suit was merely friendly
one brought for the purpose OF having receiver
HE asset have now been converted into cash, ana
vii he sufficient, Mr.. Maxwell says, to pay 100
cents on the dollar, and possibly more.
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WORTH TEN TIMES IT'S COST"

Rev C. T. JONES. sew Brighton, staten Island saysi
81 docore took suuns and baths used Inhaers ana 70
i.rs and brc1ns discouraged. feared WOud Hdfc y
HCrNG ny MINISTRY TO 4 CLOSE. Ihe reiiei !
xer,ncc3 from the first package Of WEI DE- NJ r. ~
CkTAKRiI 81 RE wAs worth TEN TINES Hh Pll.. =.
Nh sorc throat has gone. feel well, ana am IN Oe''e'
health than for four years
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DEPARTURE OF GILBERT AND SULLIVAN.

-uy PIRATES ASSEMBLE AT THE PIER TO SPEED
THEM on THEIR WAY.
Artbnr Sullivan and W. ). Gilbert, the composer
o,,1 o,tbor of "H NJ. 5. PinafOre" and The
Pirates of Penzance." sailed Tor England yesterday
an the steamship Gallia. They had intended to
remain in America month or two longer put
OWING to changes in their plans, Tie IlrateS
will be produced III London on Easter Monday ana
,hev have been obliged to 90 to England to super
intend the arrangements. Mr.. DOyly Carte ana
the entire company of the Fifth Ayenne Theatre
We're M the pier to say farewell The yoyagerS eX-
nr,ssed much regret at being compelled To IesVe me
ronntrv so soon and promised TO return III the All
with new opera. :. r1,,, % Ar
The opera is TO be introduced in London az MI
Carte's theatre, the Opera Comique, ano MI Car.t
b,mseIf Will be present on the opening night ~
nrrsent he is busily engaged in completing the ar
,anoements FOR sending his four traveinng com
nies throughout the country, and Will aiterward
y" to London 10 superintend the building OF ms
- theatre in the Strand returning to America u
lane or July During his absence ms aalrS III IN "a
country Will be In charge OF M,ss al M tUn pIan
fnr The last six months has had contlo oI we pia
~ MSssrs. Carte, Gilbert and Sullivan III England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
. sn,LL ALwAys CARRY IT,

PATTI hoy TON. inc man WHO swan across the EhghSh
Channel residence Flushing, Long lsi'h'' "iil'S'
",viic winning the Connecticut river canght severe
cold mo beneficial effects ofiM Et DE MEl EtH u ~
y.rtc such ihlt shall ALWAYS CARLY II IN lhy o'b
H. COMPLETELY CT RED my AE- nj. dr' EooiEe l.
ktefcr oil = ttr.iOlc ami long s. .ateJ Catarrh"
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nsrFFrREp FOR IS YTARs.o

- II pPowN. Of y Y Eng CO.. 40. } Park.placo New
Gors, WIltcs+
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other rene !ic and have been using ~ -. M ~
CAT AIlft RI about tiits muulhs can say tnA'
it's The only thing that has ever Afforded me .I'o' &c
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TOO DEAF TO HEAR TIE CHURCH BELLS
ElNi..n

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TARIFF CT m nav hearing was much impaired ll@t j
ToifiD Son UEAR THE CHURCH BELLS ring.
Th.uks to Dr. Wei N,ycr / am now aOlc 10 hetI Of
dluarv recommend tue ldAt 10 al Pe''oN
afflicted with Catarrhal DC fue5s.'
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Mp KrIJy,s FAvORlTE PENsIONER.

Controller Kelly sent to the Mayor yesterday a
warrant for the payment of 1928 to ex-Assembly-
man Thomas f. Grady for alleged services rendered
during the month of February at The Legislature
while attending TO matters affecting the finances OF
fine CITY of New-York. similar warrant was made
ont for the month OF January.
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"LnsT TIE sEN.E OF sJIFLL.7

LEWIS F. NEWMAN dry goods merchant NO. 3oo Fulton
ST., IIoolyu writes; .
had nearly lost sense Of smell ron ~ ~,
CATtVltIf. ] have been ~ lIhEL1 ObAA'D
by WEI d.. NLYE Err CAIAIIiH GU RE-
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"c,v>oT SPEAK TOO STRONGLY OF IT"

s. NUEL = NEDiCr it., ~ Benedict Bros Jo"chers' 40
ig7 broadway, Newfork, says;
"Op, package ~ WEI DE MEYERS remedy toM'
prrTEiY RED member oi my family oI aaiii
cannot speak TO strongly Of this wonderful m 'Hc!he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

AZ him. Hart declared that the fox was klIIeu H.. ~
the nsual manner without anv unnecessary crutit !.
Wool pleaded not guilty to the charge, stating nhu
whatever he had done at the hunt was by 'llIeCtlo
of the gentlemen of New Brighton VINO hau III ="
him. The Jnstlce held Bum under Donds loL t."-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
THE HIGH PRICE OF QUININE.

he ulGri ny ~ orice ar which Qunine has al
,avs been sold MANY persons have frequently Deen &
pelled 10 foregO Of that most vsiuaDe III "a M
Even where N was an absolute necessity. Mesafs W. D.
KER SON. weilSnown druggists. OF NO 9oS Ot cl
vren 9l N and 22d-s;s recognizing this tact nave Ic
the pIlce Qunne TO about cost thus enaDng e'eJo "
obtain 10 when necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
HOME NEWS.

Fifth Arce HofeThe Hon: John sherman 7! n6S SSfI
r. tafy II the Treasury Lord george ,nsra las craig
~ aissonri and ex.Nayor Beldsn Of Nm, YORK
Uot@I-George Iunt. Of Boston 81 ya1's eon yUoC r.
G. Maker 81 BnSna I ~ Bank Of Montreal 10 foG1
General Thomas b. KeoGh OF NORM va ai,s Geo
,,iso, ~ Crfo of Portland, Ne .btsey i,"ns u IN
Geddes OF syracuse. SlutecdHt iigt1S - Ibanv
49, l. ana the Hon. Henry smith, OF tluau. ''''''
m II3tioe Governor J. b. Page, oil vermont
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MIR, NICHOLS ALARMED AND AMAZED.

Officer John Moran WAS before Commissioner
Nichols yesterday, charged by his "iic WIN "h
astounding array OF crimes. Ever since she was
twelve wears old she said, she had shared ms lot
times faithfully though she had borne the name OF
his wife only eight years. Mrs. Moran is woman
between thirty-iive and forty years. Last year nc
began TO il-.reat her and to seek her life On No
vember : he threw her into the East River at ful-
ton and Souh-sts., and she was rescued by Two men
in boat when nearly frozen stiff. Water failing 10
destroy her he tried fire, and shortly poured
can of kerosene oil over her clothing ana SCI me 10
IT. This too proving ncffec ual, he staDDeu heI Oh
February II in the breast with FORK; ,.-
'SiXtv-four times, VOur honor; look! sh0uIe9 lho
vvonan excitedlv, and she began TO open her dress
70 exhibit her injuries. The Commissoner mollonc9
10 her hastily to desist, and Mrs Moran resumed
her tale of woe Shs had been kicked from her hed
Gouor when lie ordered her TO do SO.
HE Commissioner stared in blank amazement al
Oficer Moran when the woman's story was tO1
and waited for his explanation. AR. Moran az
fributed his wifcs "hallucinaions" to jealousy o
her sister who lived in their house and asked timC
70 prepare a defence. 1t was granted. and man ano
wife marched defiautly out together, each loohiHA
! unutterable scOrn at the other.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MTNIATt RE ALMANAC
TODAY.
Srn r,sa.. GEO sun s~ts BOO clock last m D.
NJ ,,-.s ID Noon 6jJ Moons age dAya -,
mon NAIEH rODAN--A. "
Candy u,.. Cos. l.sJ Hell Cato. 352
U.u W,IrR 10 DAY p. g. o.
sandy Hook l5j GOV. Island. 2i7 Hell Cate. dO6
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