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from the Senate TO Investigate the affairs OF
the New Basin Canal, according to the re-
uuirnments OF the new constitution. The
rules were suspended and the resolution
adopted.
Committee on Agriculture was Increased from
Ave to seven members, and afterwards the
CHAIR appointed Measra Pearpe and Klein
peter to complete the committed
number OF members gave notice ~ theif
Intention at a future day to Introduce certain
bills.
INTRODUCTION or Rlhhs.
nv Representative Allan An aet fot the
protection Of agricultural labofets
Nv Representative Lntten ~ nv W h,'n w.
force article 20a Of the constitution ~ $50
Iprovides that the ten mill taX limit pc put ~
nv Renresentetlye billiard An act rrovid-
iur nenaitjpa for the poisoning 81 streams III
The state for the purpose If killing or stupe-
fying fish In such streams.
Rv REPRESENTATIVE voorhees, An art 70
amend act 40 Of 1879 so az 10 CONFORM lc atbicie
Az Or the constitution.
SECOND READING OF BILLS
~ Representative Davidson An act 20
provide for restoring public papers IN the
ra,ish of livingston, destroyed hy IRE nt,
The night OF the fourteenth OF VetooeI, iefo'
Referred to the COMMITTEES on judiciary.
nv REPRESENTATIVE Fran2-An act 10 aStah-
lsh board Of -four inspectors for the city
and port Of New Orleans Referred 70 the
Committee on Agriculture.
BY Representative llaeRin An act 70 amenu
end ra-anaet act No 1e, extra session OF iett
Referred TO the Committee on Judiciary.
Nv Representative Butler All act IT, create
hoard Of Jury commissioners for the parish
~ Orleans Referred To the Committee on
Judiciary.
ALSO. an act declaring II crime and pro.
vldInu penalty for acting or attempting &c
act as an attorney at law In any court IN this
state Without having been previously licensed
IA an attorney and counselor at law by ths
Supreme Court of the State, Referred 70 the
same committees.
Nv Representative Williams. 81 Morehouse
| An act 20 provide for the suppression o
aemhlsna. Referred to the Judiciary Com
| mttee.
| pAII,oTINa For SENATOR,
| The Senat, was announced and the twt
ho,,sne propended to compare the vote To-
| limited States Senator cast In each hoHs'
separately Oh Tuesday 1t having beer
| found that there had been no choice, tn
houses proceeded In joint session TO ballot ~
| Senator. :,
Meaera. III 4. Young Of At. Landry, y
Rosenburg Of 0tleans, George E,ssex Oh 81
| Char l.. Il, lnhranehe If st. Ghaflas
| Samuel Flower Of Orleans. Isaac Patton q
Orleans. and Abraham Davis OF st. Mary
were placed IN nomination
The ballot resulted: Young II, Roeenou,l
i q Esapx 10. Ilahranche >, Patton %, tlowe
| Il Ogden 4. Moncure II, Billiu ~, WatEin
/. John nj Avery Ut 81. Mary, l. l.. NJ. Nut
! 4 Davia 4. Jack Wharton t. There was u
choice and the Senate retired.
on motion the House then adjourned Unit
| II 80 tomorrow.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
ess,on of Mrs. JosepnIne Male Ames.

Succession of Mrs. Josephine Hale Ames.
AtECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- Ish OF Orleans. No 30 20l-Notiee Is hereby
given to the creditors ofthis estate and all other
persons herein Interested to show cause WITHIN
ten days from the present notification, Il any
account presented this twenty first day OF Janu-
airy. 1880 by the testamenary executor LIE
gated and the funds distributed In accordance
herewith.
By order Of the court, ,rnnnpnr GU,
ja22 2G 81 JOHN HEhb6hI. CleTK.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY. January n,

Y T9n II.
HAmp > =
House was called to order at II nelock
Ter Ogden in the chair and a quorum
TABASRt.
ialya-l7 message was received from the SENATE
MOBILincing the adoption by that body OF
hhds sugafor the government III the joint sessions
sacks eoffe Legislature. The rules We're eoncurred
,aa, . 80 ~ - the House
AS's pos 50 special committee on artificial limbs
sanled soldiers WAS announced as fol-
xrp = Representatives Harris LuekP jack
CRFsn = n all, Hathaway, McLeroy and Atkins,
yara ~ reaentatiye Davidson asked for sus-
Lee 10 Goraen OF the rules to introduce at TINS Tune
1t resolution for the appointment Of a
dttee OF i've from the House and three
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Mrs. clara VoIz, wife, Etc, vs.. u. A.
Wltar

E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT For THE PAR
Il lsh Of Orleans No. 10 4l3-By virtue of a
writ of fieri facias. to me directed by the hon
orable the Filth District Court for the parish OF
0rIenus. in tho above entitled cause will pro-
eeed To sell at public auction. Mt the Merchants
and Anctionoers' Exchange Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. In the
Second District of thia city, on MONDAY, Feb
ruury ie 1890 ut 10 o'clock M, the following
described property, TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on rights ways privileges and appurteDanees
thereunto belonging Or In any wise appertain-
ing situated In tho First District Of this city. In
square bounded by Bacehus tnow Baronnel
Dryades. Clio and Erato streets, and designated
MS lot number four on plan deposited In toe
office Of r O. stark late notary public In this
city rs plan number ono hundred and seventy
two said lot measures twenty ak feet seven
Inches and Ave lines front on Baronne street
by depth between parallel lines OF one hum
dred and ten feet nine inches and ak lines.
Being the same property acquired BY the de-
PENDANT by purchase from plaintiff by act
passed before Charles Stringsr. late notary
public In this city. on the twenty fourth day OF
February. A. D., 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the SPOT.
J. r. AI.CEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
ia15 ~ % feb u 16
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n. jonas VS.. A certain press, etc.

rI,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
L Lab Of Orleans, No. as ,942- By virtue Of y
Judgment rendered December, 49, 1872. and
signed January 2, 1880, 10 mo directed by the
parish Of Orleans, In the above entitled cause.
/ will proceed to sell ut public auction, on ths
February .. 1880. ut 10 o'clock a. M. the follow
Ing described property, to wilt
ONE PRESS In sundry pieces;
THREE COILS OF ROPE. and
ONE GAN OF OIL.
Now In the Boston Warehouse. on Lafayette
street between Camp and Magazine streets. In
the First District Of this city.
Seized In tho above suit.
Terlna- Cash On the spot.
J, H. ALICE GAUTHHEAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES,
By Montgomery q Go.

MI ONTGOMERY 4 CO., AUUrIONEERg--
!, ~ !, salesroom 81 Camp street Arm CRY Hall
Carpets. Paintings, Libraries and General
Merchandise for their regular auction sales,
held at II O'Clock a. N. every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Sales at residences attended to at moderate
charges. eu11
M ONTaOMERY l. CO.,
N AUOTIONEERB.
VIII sell Horses, Mules. Cows. Carriages ane
Harness at auction at
MONTGOMERYs TATTERsALIS
Nh. 10 Rarauae stFeet,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ut II
o'clock
Oonalgnmants Of stock solicited aui7 sm
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Richard Terrcle W.. John j. Dawson.

Richard Terreie vs.. John J. Dawson.
GECOND JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- sh OF Oreans. No. 9a4-By virtue o. writ
Of fieri facas.sto me directed by the Hon. w.
Rogers. Second Justice Of the Peace In and for
the parish Of Orleans In the above stated suit,
will proceed to sell at public auction. In front
OF my office. corner of St. Charles street and
Commercial Alley. on THURSDAY. the twenty
ninth day of January 1890 at IL O'Clock no. -
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
seized In theabove stated suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot
ials " 2f "a II BARNES Constable.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. DUR
order and many modern improvements intro
dueed 10 ensure the comfort of patrons. Tne
house is unsurpassed In all that goes 70 MAKE
will continue to merit the popular favor WHICH
has been accorded 1t In the past. -
Parties returning home will 90 well 70 I'll ~
and look at FAIRLY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere, n.pUuTa
oe5 IF RlfEhs q bAhiA Ds
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anring will find the sugar lands Of this region
Incoming with crops In remarkably adj
yanced state oftprogression- GDonaldsonvllle
Chief.
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power of physical control thus named than
Warmers Safe Nervine It also relieves all
kinds OF pain and cures headache and neural
arfn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22

Sullivan Il Bulgar. 81 Camp street, have
new assortment Of chandalfers and brackets
for safe Of reasonable prices. Gall and examine
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N tention Of certain citizens Of New Orleans
To andy to the Legislature for the passage OF
hill creating a City Court for the Sixth and Sew
enfh Municipal Districts OF New Orleans, with
civil aud criminal jurisdiction. az committing
m apietrate la22 20 fe5 IL 10 81
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It Is great thing to have what Is called
nerre, and nothing contributes more TO the
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The stomach is strengthened.

the liver regulated. the bowels put in proper
order, the blood enriched and purified and the
nervous system rendered tranquil and vigor,,
Safeguard against disease. which is moreover.
a most agreeable and ffective appetizor. and
cordial peculiarly adapted to the wants OF the
aged and inflrm.
For sale by all druggists and dealers gener-
aIIy jail I'm TuFrSu
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CHARTER.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
STATE or LOUISIANA.

PARISH OF ORLEANS CITY OF NEW or
LEANS
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At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held
on the tenth day of January. 1890. II was re.
solved to pay on demand the som annual Inter,
eat dividend of FIVE TER GENT on the eapital
stock 10 the stockholders or their legal repre-
santatiyes.
New Orleans January 10. 1880
W. IINCKS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
rmn YorNG VAGARONDS.

Between 9 and 10 o'clock Tuesday niGi'
Officer Ecunclly of The Fourth Precinct louhu pe"'
C5nlon axe eight, and Eiay Conlon age lo' TWO i',
isbcd and srar,lv clad children IN Park Row "hle '"'
IT., ,.,,-od dawn rttilesslv The little fellows wore
,,.rt- originally designed with an eye to ia'hoh'
but faded rcut and worn, and their CONVERSATION was
indicative OF come Intelligence ana qHicknc'- oi 'pP'
bcns;on n.ymduo idea Of how thoy we're TO d'spo''
Of themselves for the night. and said tiy h'd 'y,n
AWAY from home for thlee weeks. boy Named 'l'
Laashln whom uey met AT their parents h""'' ID. w."
l5J Frccman-.t, Grcenpoint' had 80 ""l A'" ut'"
-. ,t- ,-- i,. dc.crfuffou of Ecv-York that they
run away f.om home. They have been since de icil Z
nu tn charitable for means To psutic ui'II ~" 80
n~lod n Ii,hf with the pr0mifcuUuS swarm "I u"h''
sctlnt. w.o foaud shelter 1u tie low lodging ron,
They were taken TO the lomrS Police Court N'>,''
thcr warrant c aud directed them 10 he Sent 10 'nc
Headquarter. To hr place! under the temporary C'" -
of M. Mll.h The Nitr0n.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
EXPERTS IN CHESS coyrENDNG,

The fifi American Chess Congress held ITS first
session Tuesday at No. 60 Fast Fourtcenth-st
Ten wcIl-kuown playcrs-Gencral J. \. Congdon,
Of Washington; Boston Ware, jr., of Boston
Max Judd. Of st. Louis; A. G. Selmar, of
Baltimore; and Captain G. II. Mackenzie
Eugene Delmar. J. :. Ryan, James Grndy,
Albert Cohnfcdt and Charles Noble, of New
York-havc entered the contest. Each con-
tcstant will play two games with every other
PLAYER. tine order in which the games are to be
ulaycd having been determined by lot by the
mouagine committed Pay begins at one o'clock,
every day except Sundays. and continues till five
o'clock when there is IN intcrnisson OF two hours
after which play is continued until md
might when the games if still unfinished, arc al
i.grurd ONLY one game can be played nv con-
f., taut each dav and each par ot PLAYERS pays 10
q.thcr lo. TWO DAYS before change Is maze; ana
new players are brought together. Inc tllho HHlit
J. bitccn moves an bpur. -, -,
a gold medal valued at t7J has been added. Inc
Others are $500, 5000, rlOO and 500 minor
tournament. open 90 all who receive odIs foh Hs'-
class PLAYERS, Will probably be arranged ~ ne Ci"Se
of the principal tournament. problem tourney
open 10 all the world viii also take place. Ihe
prnhIcms must he original and unpublished. Ihe
prizrs IA il are 500. SO and 80. -,
At the close of the tournament the Congress VIII
convene and co. slider many questions of interest 10
ing an international contest during the
ptopo.cd Worlds Fair in 1883. Exhibition
games VIII probably he given Ivy j. H.
Blackb burn the celebrated English player VINO
IL now on his way to New-lOrk. He viii play
blindfod aud carry on twelve games at once. Aitcr
the Congress there will be chess dinner at which
the prZrs will b. presented to the successful COM
pcttors. TIE tournament viii last three weeks
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srrarMg COURT -CHAHnERs- Donohue J-Court opens AZ
IO.3V A. H. Calendar called al II mAsscssmcut Csen
l. 2 8 T. D. g. =, 10 H. ~ - H. -, ~ u!
35 49, 81 80. A. A. ~ a. A. a. AZ A. ~ 90 q,
II6 i5l H. ls0 ls2 lsi 49, si 10l 2OJ Zl3 23S 2Cs
I'll ~ 27S $50 2Sl, 25O IA 3OJ 500
GEVFEsL rEEN-Davi-. T. and Brady ani Barrett IL
Court opens 1890 ~ bi - IA ls5 4o l5l,
i5i i3s 49, IG9. III, ~. 10 l79 lsO 49, IS2 is5
SPECIAL II Lawrence JcOurt opens at lO.iU d N
Law and l0i 200. 363 Si5 IA 552 3Gl 800
24g $40 2G6 3O7 800 S3i. 35~ 3d. 3j6 35S. 40 81 ~,
20 Si 2U2 ZOO a. 27 s27 32s 10 III, 42S, llS, Jlo
2g3. 37l , 90. - -, "a On . u
Nos 1888. l7- 10. 1850. ls2s, 1868 a19 lSO5 sO5
sa2 2256 22si 33J2 $685. 1885, l74d no. 1879 l4i7,
sea. 7l2, 1913. .O9H. 100 -.
1895 Esl 393. $751; 73G. l10 32 2lsl 1888; 7O5 l5ss
400 1884 l5s9 J &C., f3. lJ0i 1881 ia I2o5, '4o'
1909 7S2. 1888. ,oao ,,.,
until Monday. ,., =, , ~,
Worst and sper JJCourt opens ~ ii am-Sos H. 81 49,
30, 81, 80. Al. i3. 46. ,.,.
dsr called at II a. m.-Sos. 8. 4. 8, u Z. 81
rprAi TYHn-PAET I-freedman. Court opens ~ II a.
Vos sOs an $685. 527 56i 467 lO72 1913, 1914 1875,
io7s 26s s29 6I3 s@s $50 ~ 6os 49, 6l Learned sgi
Tillotsop. 6l6.
P.HTs II and iII-Adjourned for The term. . ~,
COMMON PLEAs-0ksEnAL IKM-Daly, I, J" anu 'an
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
RECORDFR HACKETTS Will.

The will of the late Recorder Hacke't WAS
fled Yesterday in the 5urrOeaes Office IL maAos ''o
peculiar bcqucs;, and give the rest OF the properly ~
the testatoI's widow. II reads
r,of ,l,. certainty OF death, the uncertainty OF
continuing lie ana with the view 10 Tue SoII,,os
thnse whom love and viii survive me- JohI 90
inclott now Recorder OF the city Of New uD
make pnbsh ana declare this paper wiring 20 oo n1
Insf vii ana testament hereby expressly, r'N"hl,is ~
declaring null and void all previous Mllia ~ ilc i"
Tjrsf-I direct my Just debts to bc paii; , l.-ts
Sc9nd-I bcqueath To- my dear oil Iilc,u "a, rc,rI
NJ. bo1,selicr OF the city Of New-IoTk my pe"Il
scariWn. ,,..... g.. my dcarlv wed
,,ll T,ur9 ! Uqcfett an the rest, residue ana I'
,nondcr of nv estate, real personal and mlN.i' nv
hereby nominate, cOnStitut' aui aVpon NV ~ t 80.
te o,eolitrfx and NY loved and valued 1.lcu NI",
H. Conto of sad city. my executor Ot ths hS -"
Wtmc,. INV hand and seal at the said Guy on dI tl'I
tvcnry.fr,t day OF December, eiglierh hulTIIH 'S"
Tbc witnesses are James O'Nei and Oscar d. HUI
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
CIVIL NOTES.

Action has been begun by the United States
Government against the Long Island Railroad Company
10 recover S2 600 balance due under revenue laws
OF sl5 OoO OF " hich SIi4.OOO paid between 1851
and 1871 Judge Bcn'd 90 yesterday appointed tn' 1851
Monday ia January Tor thc ula- lhe Comp"H9 "N
sy,cr alleges payment Ia full.
John 4. Jones has brought action in the City
Court brooklyn Tor $25, coo damages ior alleged LIBEL
in the statement ~ Walter Adams who had Jones or
rcstcd upon charge of cub. Element Jones WAS nc
Quilted. judge Nelson yc 'rc'av htWd "a moll"h u
,irkc out "A part of the defendants answer.
The taior's shop of Robert c. Fox. Mt No.
>. West Fourh-,t was robb hy burglars on The night
Of January 2 Captain Byrne caught Joseph Hartley
and Charles Harrison tdcy were coming out oi the
Mace In the General Sessions yesterday both prison
crs pleaded guilty and were sentenced 10 prison ior hFe
ycars
An application was made to Justice Donohuc
in the Supreme Court Chambers. cstefday. fer man
danu. 10 compel the Pilot Commissioners 10 renew the
license OF George H. Cisco, which they h"d refused
p.ndng the trial of the charges against him .or
usirg u steam pilotbOat. II was conIcrded, Tor The
Commissioners, that the granting OF the license you Il
be "a coudOnrmcnt OF the on-ucc. Decision was re-
served.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
rrYEE4L or 1 PlSTOR.

Funeral services were held Tuesday night in the
Cornell Memorial Church Methodist EpiscopaIl III
S,vcnty-sxth-st over the body of the Rev. William
McAllcstcr. pastor Of the church, who died January
4 The interior Of the church was draped
i'm mourning. There was a very largo at
tendance, and during the services there was
much weeping among the congregations There
was a profuse display of floral emblcms. he iol-
Loving acted rs pail bearers: From tho seventy
sixth Street Church Charles SchrlmPton aud
Freeman B. Plumb; lhlriy-scYonth street
T"IId'fin,s; Alien street Church. Robert +. Smith
and William Luther; Second street Church lanes
Little aud John Turner; Nhlrtt street
Church. George G.. Iialloek and Isaac Abrams
seventh street Church, William Peyton and W. J."
Turner and the Missionary and Church ENtenSlon
Soclrty j. y. Cornell aud H. Terry. The prayers
were oncrcd by tie Rev. A. :. Weed and the Rev. J.
A. Roche addresses of euogy by the Rev. q. W.
Woodruff and the Rev Dr. Daniel Curry. Ihe Kew
inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
nECISIONS-JAN. Z.

C,relac Conjf-C CEambcrS-By Judge DOnOhuc.-
Clark ast ciarsGrdhied }-Ie sg nS "a
JgdgS Van V"rsi[Thonpson agt Hickey -llunctin
couiin1ed see opinion. Ioc-mAn ast Eis-odcI' IL the
Hy JaGgs Van ITunt-Woiton agt. Clarkseo momoran
S"cciaI Tcrm-Rv Judge Van Brunt.-wood ast. Elmer
rs Judge Lavrnce.-Carpener ag'. James and others
By Judge Barclt-olec etc, agt. Palmer and another
circat~fTt IL BY Judge Bar-et Cutting r. agt Dam
aeL Kuabe Case aud an .ndmsgtS seIilel .,.,,,,,
Sup1ior Coprt-Special Icrm-Bv Judge Sedgwck.
Ucatl art Hubbc-Ordcr of d,scsnuuance Bcrtoet agt
man ag Richii = al. sweet Richard It sorleLs Of
substitution Whaus 81 a. at sclach-iindh OF Law
cbandcr iri Reference ordered FISH asl Nc
sIa et al order rcf,orine cause to calendar Cawey
agL Kciatas ct al lnierIogat9res settled -,-,.,
Bv Iutec sper-Lrce AIT Morrison ct a.-order signed
Godfrey 1rOrder appo ntng John e. Connor Jf receiver
Common Pleas-Special Tnm-By Judge J. f. DAILY
-RocEwell ag Holistcr Motion dened wths lOcosts see
ste opinion BaEe ci a. ag George ct aA ral fec must
nl1dc u The cost y1hlc upon dsconiinuance Jones
By Judge Lsrcmorc.-G agt DreHel Case re3ettled
Eefs 7sSm"Bg judi Bca,h-Winchol agt the Kneker.
sr and obcrl AZ Ian Intrrocnioty
plaintiff opinion. Sc.eoE agt acknowledgement Tor
NcIine court - ChdmbTs-Bv Judge Hawcs.-,
Inre meacraatam van senaick @ cs
non deyi.d Elng agt Mahcw-on. IOtol granted Pcic-
flrr agi ravo1 N0ion denied without COSTS iprAn het
-Dccudaut ordered to Grnish bill Of particular
Roscn0lit agt Laadcsmanni IIthy agt Doid- Aoiiohs
Iv0n.-tpsfs taxed a per orf Ia mo
matter OF KnaDp-Order dir citing assignment signed ahd
ned.
By Judge Goepp-Gnnn ag Rodgcrs-0rder d;ted Aug Aug.
% 1879 II hereby wholly vacated and sct aside without costs
heard by this daY ana with leave
(, The psnu proceed thOsh ho motion III The premises
hal been made.
with 10 costs. frcund agt. B,rnca.MOpn donci sec
uaners oiiOn granted with go
costs agi Mcsherry.-Defau opened am defendant
ed IL
CnryIudgent aud sci aside with so costs 10 the
defendant Boyd a8t. Whitlock.-Sco decision hled
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
TWO DESPER4TE YOUNG THIETES.

A box containing $50 pounds of printers
bsouz. valued al $2lo was stolen from the hall of
Crump's printing establishment, No Is Murray
st. last Friday. The robbery was reported 10
the police no the time. ard about six o'clock Mon
d,v afternoon CAPTAIN Sanders and Detective
Mu.v.v Of the Twcu'y-~Cycuth Precinct Police,
clurt two young men attempting to dispose
of some Of the bronze at No. l32 sWueeet
The men res'scd the officers q, first Ono OF them drew
revolver on the captain while the other attacked De
trctvc Mhycy with kullc. Ihe ulh'cr'
drew their rcy0lyers and threatened the
young runians into submission: ihey then
Ianl,u Nd ttcrn and took them to the Church street
Police station where tho one who drew me
r.yo,vCr descrihcd himself a. John fsber
~ No It- Eroomc--t aud the other gave h,s
name and address aa FIan;s Esgan, OF No 20 south
Fflrave. About fifteen pounds OF the stolen bronze
were iound in .Lcir possrssion
New-York tribune., 1880-01-08
slIsG53
4 DENSE ROC IMPEDING NAgIGA1ION

The drizzling rain of tuesday morning was fol-
lowed bv a fog which did not impede river travel
until about p H., and then the ferry-boas' par
tcularly those on the long routes. found 1t
necessary to insure safety by lessoning speed
The din of fog-helIs. fog-homs, and steam
Whistles was heard all along the river
,ront and down the bay. Sailing vessels came to
archor and before dark the jersey flats aud the
lower 6av we're crowded with shipping: The fog
was so dense off sandy Hook that only few vessels
trnf veil 10 sea and "A few arrivals only may be
rxpected until the weather clears There are sew
eral steamers now due at this port among
them the steamship Arragon, from Hull, which,
IN nrdinarv weather would have been expected on
saturday last Tho strong westerly gales ana head
seas are said TO he the of Eer delay, ana AZ,
bouph a cable report Of her stranding was received
several days ago, other information has been le-
ceyed 70 confirm II.