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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
SHIPPING NEJV.S.
PORT OF NEW.YORK .....FEB ILL
Arrived

4
| Str City OF Brussels (Br Condron, Liyerpoo ro, 49,,
oncenslOwn with mdse aud u
nu ADynsima 5r DonglasH Liverpool Jan ana Gunner
tOwn 80. 10 Williams Il UuIUu. ~ <u'oi NJ
str tlae OF Nebraska (irJ. 3raea Tow Jan IA ~, anna
~ with mise and baldwin ~ Aii
NH yeIs lIrL Ilarke, lilo Jaieir0 Jan H. win Ind.o IN
s sneya derl Franzen. Hamburg 70 and Iavro 40
WIN muse ahn passenger, 70 kunhnrut q 90. 80
Edyn q o. ' " ''''' " buncD.
win s h Ae !r IInshe JaGnar Jan 81 Aux Cages e. etc.
SUI huotoua B) oTelGs ChtAna, Dec etc with fri, IN
Simpson d Spence. wv "'''' ""I u
Para ~ with sugar etc, to orerI " narsnS ~
and Curacao Feb = with coIsa hdes ETC. 70 Dallett
Mia2I0 y Palermo Valencia lJ ami Gibraltar ID x,ti
fruit b. JawTeuco Uiios Coz Soaqer r1s ~ Win
stf Sohlesw ttier). Dut Cardiff IL days ia baIas, p,
ST Morea (by. Forster. Cataula Dec 49, otc with ,r,
Dimocs. '' p"'''nH'rato II
str NeFport suulbeg, Havana daYs with md.o ami pas
stt I'm Lawrence March Baltimore mdse ami passsn
gers 10 Geo IL ul0ver "
stf George Appod Lovosnd baltimore ndso and p,a
1T, rtf Ellen Ferry, 1nbon, Molrncad city Feb O. with
Morgan. ''' ~ A'oR"r' "
SIR Regulator DOane. Wilmington days with mdso op1
str OIL Domniun. Wake ehmond city Point and Norfolk
with m1se and passelgers to Old dominion 80
sur san domingo HOiDes san Domingo ity Ian
ia "a Punio Plata Fen Cape Hayden rurAs Island
a. NTH lndse ana ya,ssngsTs 70 Vim clyde Co
Ho wh mise 10 Moiing d Co; Vesael to snow lur.
CESS, 49," " ""'' |
" 0rucil vessel W Hennaln kOop d. 20. 1870
3n'p agnar to' plet0n he0iegof Copenhagen 81 days
ship Forest King Oi Windsor Nsl Uolnes Calcutta ~
lays, Win mdse W ordari vessel 10 w Bertaun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
LARGE SUMS FOR CHARITY.

The Board of Estimate ana Apportionment met yes
terday for the second this in the Mayors
flee. There were present the Mayor. Controller and
the President of the Tax Commission. The follow
ing apporti0nment of Excise moueys was agreed
upon: Association for the b frending of Children,
$J7 AZ; Association for the Benefit Of C.orcd
Orphans $2,311 III st. yaness Home
for Children 81 600; American Female Guardian
Swiety, S1O4J Oh; Society of st. Vincent de Paul,
1919 43; Hebrew ShclterIng Arms Society.
1854 81; s.. Stephens Home, %357S % Home
for Fallen aud Friendess Girls. 1878 OS Asylum of
Sisters of st. dominic $0.0SS So Institution OF
Mercy. $15.1G4 So; Missionary Sisters of the Order
of st. Francis, 50 400 S0j st. Anus Home for
Children. 1915 II Mission of the Immaculate VIr-
gin. rs. $50 2S Ladies' Deborah Nursery and
Child's Protectory $3,454; ST. Josepn's Asylum,
81 Sol II,
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ARRIVAL OF ROWELL AND VAUGHAN.
WHAT THE FORMER SAYS OF THE COMING MATCH


Ills GOOD CONDITION.
Charles RowelI, the English pedestrian, arrived
In sths city yesterday morning the GuIOn
ftealner Abyssnia. He was accompanied bv Henry
Vaughan, who is regarded rs the greatest long dis
lance walker England has ever produced; Charles
Asplen, the Oarsrnan and shOrt-dstance runner.
will act as business manager and trainer for
Rowell Charles BarDsley the champions old trainer,
who came to this country with him before; and
Alfred LoDgford. an assistant. The men had
peasant voyage for this season of the
year. aud suffered little from sea-sIckness.
A. Quarantine the pedestrians were met by o recep
ton party and were taken to the pier III tug. Tie
party was driven TO the Ashland House Fourth
ave-, where ROwell surrounded by NUMEROUS
Eew-YOrk friends, who gave him hearty welcome
10 Tn BUNE reporter he saldi II anu in excellent
health, and am in thorough condition for the race
George w. Atkinson. of The London Sporting Life to
whom Sir John Ashley intrusfs his interests
In the matches for the Astley Belt will
doubtless arrive in the Guon steamer
Wyoming, which sailed from Liverpool last Tues
day. The coming match is to be a double one, In
which aiu TO walk with gu unknown. to he named
by VLeary, aud Vaughan and OLeary are to walk
heel-and-toe race. No else can. by the condi-
tOns. enter. learn that Hughes and Hart have sent
me challenges, but have not received them vet.
81 far a. now know the match which Is to take
place at the Madison Square Garden beginning
March q is the only one l shall engage III. But
another one may be arranged before go back"
After dinner the men went up to the American
Institute building for q walk aud q run. Vaughan
walked at the rste of mile in little less than eight
niputes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HOfel-Senators William Window. OK
Minnesota p b. Plumb. OF Kansas and NJ Hill OF Coo
rado ex-senator George BOu WELL Of massach etts inc
hon Greer Faum Commissioner OF Internal iteYe ue chy
W. Oliver. tr OF Pennsylvania Lieutenant Colonel F. ~
Grant U. Congressman John Newberiy OF Michi'
Judge Charles Andrews OF the ~ Y Court o. APP eis
Hamilton Harris OF Albany state Senator e. T. haloer Oh
Binghamon md Jndge H. ID. Rice, OF Maine ..-.S G' e
IT. The Hon STANLEY Matthew'S Of Ono and Cherries
Smith OF Philadelphia HO1aR UouSt-Senator blanche
Oregon and Congressman James H. Beliord oil toiOrao
WeSuniDsfer EOCOvernOr Henry NJ Hoy OF PENNSYLVANIA
Gsey HOuse-A ss!stani- General James ~
Tvner, John c. New and General George Willldms OF
India Congressman John H. Starin and warner Miller
OF NcwYOrk speak George H. Sharpe secretary OF stare
Joseph Is. Carr GrOTge g. rhan or Galiorna' Sii on
Huchns Kilbourn OF Washington EreTeu
UOuSc-Albion w. Tourcer. Of Phiadelphia y W., -
HO'etHrnrv A. Tiiden. Ut New Lebanon y ~ anu WlI1h
l.. Putnam Of Name .HOieL Btns0'cH-Co Onel j. H.
y. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
TESTING TELEGRAPH METHODS.

The telegraph committees Of the various ex-
changes went to the office of the American Rapid
Telegraph Company yesterday TO inspect the instrl-
ment and watch the system OF sending messages.
Among these persons were Forrest Parker president
Of the Produce Exchange David Bingham chair
man of the Produce Exchange Telegraph Commit
tee Frederick Elwell and Charles X. Film. prcsi.
dent and vice president of the Maritime Exchange;
NJ. l.. Fielding, of the Cotton Exchange Telegraph
Committee and Messrs. Barnes. HeTick, Post aud
Carl of the Produce Exchange. Mr.. BINGHAM wrote
ii commercial Dessage of so words, which was sent
by way of New-Haven back to the office. 1t was
first perforated by an operator, which took NM
ute and 90 seconds; it was transmitted on the wire
ia seconds. and then translated by young woman
in minute and So seconds A message of 500
words was transmitted in 80 seconds. The results
of the investigation will be laid before the Produce
Exchange. The president of The company Will meet
the committee to-day to make proposals Tor doing
the business Of the Exchange.
David Bingham denied yesterday that Jay G0uld
was interested in the American RAPID telegraph
COMPANY. He said the prucIpal owners were Kid
der, Peabody e. Co., Ex-Governor Rice Benjamin II.
BristOw and kdw,u Reid.
1t rumOred Yesterday that Rufus Hatch had
decided to discontinue his suit as American Union
stakeholder. against the Western Union cOns0lida-
ton. Mr.. Hatch not only denied the rumOr. but
was In consultation with Judge Seweli. of his
counsel. Beside Messrs. Sewel Il Pierce he has en-
gagged William A. Beach and Mcssrs. Martin d
Smith, OF No. so Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
DANGERS OF THE SEA.


1UB BATAVIA HEARD FROM-BARD EXPERIENCE Oh
THE CRkw OF A BARK.
The agents of the Cunard Liue received the fol.
lowing dispatch yesterday afternoon from the agent
of the company IN London:
STEAMER Esrurtal spoke BATAVIA. in tow Of Anchor
steamer Coumoa. loo miles west OF Fays bound there,
propeller lost; all web on the 4th at noon.
The following is list of the passengers. all of
whom, according to the dispatch are well Cabin
ri. Cameron. H. G.. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. K H.
Herndon. Henry Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wight. Steerage-Bernard Zela, Frank Kesser
Thomas Graham. Patrick Galiaber, James Wilson,
David TODD. James FOnhy George Jack 'On, William
j. Smyth. Peter Madison, Thomas Starke and John
MahOrn.
The captain and crew of the British bark Ranger
from DOwbOy to Amsterdam, arrived here yester-
day, having abandoned their vessel at sea- and
went to tine Sailors Home in Cherry-st. In a se-
we're storm on January 10 heavy Sea struck the
bark and did considerable damage For three OF
movable articles ON board We're washed into the
Sea. Barrels of food and all the water casks were
swept away and only half barrel of dried apples
was LETT for the sailors to eat They condensed the
salt water of the for drinking purposes but as
this was slow work cupful only was al
The mon were in this state for week hen they
sighted the Norwegian bark Vassar when about 600
uliles south of the West Islands he bark was
then abandoned and the went on board the
Yassar, which arrived here yesterday. he cargo of
the Ranger, which consisted principally of lumber
was total loss.
Everett Farnsworth was washed overheard from
The schooner Kate Carlton In gale of Cape Hat
teras January ~
The schooner Clotllde was north of Cape Hatteras
eixteen days in succession of gales in which sue
lost and split her sails and had her cabin windows
broken.
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sh,n Ethan Auaiin. Grimm. london nee and p

Shin Ellen Austin Griln London Dec and Plymouth IL
sbp Gardner Colby treepe London 81 days. with mdse
sp r vssS f Yarmouth Hs Durkee Liverpool %
da Haf in ballast to BOYD 4 Hlncken .,.,. %
Ship Cleopatra tGer Corde Hayre % days. III 0an'' "
Canning e L,yse s9Ff br Sasus Co. iS'
WnSFSa OF GH% Hn Sfs N'E'FS'D' Antwerp
SHIP Marion 1oi Yar%SaIn g fnly. Plymouth Dec 80
and e%pV barrels to order; Vessel to Faneh
with nR go to ors S g dendescn Bros
ship Freya lNor Ioed Hamburg 50 days. with empty oar
KToop o :. Johns FsTnswO ElGe AnTe G 90
Bark konkorda Nor, Mesen Limerick 40 days. IN oaas'
Bark CnitiatoHs oi Liverpool cranch, Maceo 45 days.
with sugar 10 Drexe Morgan Coz vessel 10 funol 1o
ssJod or Gunderscn Rotterdam 80 days WITH iron
Bark benjamin Deckrrmars loi Boston, Cook, Magua %
days, with oFler vcss,,. toJ ii Wnches & Co. -. =,
days with salt aud empty ORDER vessel to whit
BARK vasa NOR Tnehsen Fleetwood q days with coal
| TO Perkins q co; vessel to funch Edye & Co
Barh Ariete ItaD, Mscoucn Nuory u days III ballast 10
lark Cumberland Lass ,Br Holgson. Pernambuco 40
Bars eneditto (Ital Oarthagens " days,
Bark Campbell of Weymouth Taylor London IS days in
sarS iariaaSns ts RSpo IS with wine.
salt etc 10 orteri vessel TO iennam PeKerlag CO. FAM
with chalk to { Tobias q 90.
Bark Lessops Nor Limerick ss days. in ballast to
Brig Ruby (Ot New Haven Price, st Pierre, Mart 80
Brig Olga (ot Arir1ssun1, Pennycook Pernambuco 40
Big T SsS Sf hs
~ DAYS with sugar 10 Hsvemey.r Elder vessel to simpson
Waiter smith wasey' Matanzas u days. with sugar
sSs pan S TrTS y Morrison g gsys Il days.
Big starnghl (ot New.Haven, Thompson, Demerara ~
echr hing (of Ellsworth, Mel bragdop, San Domingo
lsin vessel TO Brett, son & Co.
SUNSET WiND0At SANDY HOOk light sW very
hA1y At City Island ls snhs + nay
strs Bolivia %Br donaldson Glasgow Henderson Bros
TS1ps ay M simpson Spence VoneT Dan neni
zelman. hayre Fnnch reye y Co Cy o. AnsnH stsyens
BarIs Ka;o Mtck tBr. chicheup, Amsterdam. Neither.
land Trading society; Atlanta (Br sionc Narcotics, uaton
snS Iris could CORVALLIS M scammen Bors
echrs Mary b smith, Maloney Providence. Roberts
Rtch. Tooker hosanl Ar Rep Abel Abbott GO
Head Providence, Campbell Gardner; Edith COombs
YeaiIu 81 Johns. AntiquA Caal!ener & Co; Io u,a
WOOD Peterson. Aspnwa and san Bias, Orecne & Co.
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PoRr-.
LoSD.s, Feb ll-Passcd mp tho Channel. str Neerland
carson. from Pmaepna Via Ialfax. Tor Xntworp Jan /
Bieydel Be ~ axle from New:YOr9 Tor Antwerp
Arrived str Persian Monarch tBrl, Dunecomb, from New
vrRroor, Feb il-Arrived Californian iBr Daniels
QrEFSsiowN. Feb IL ARRIVED Repoblc Irving. from
sailed city OF acInond. Leitch Liverpool
CRooSiivgs Feb li-Passed str Wisconsin Bentley from
LIZARD Feb lP'so sts Asatia, Craig. from NewYOrk:
Lfrn Feb ll-ArriveJ. %icps!an (Br). Wallace from
NEWCASTLE Feb ll-Arived, str Roxburgh ,Br. Tupin
BRsro. Feb ll-Arrvcd str tBTl stamper from
HALIFAX. Feb ll-Anived. str Carroll Wright, from BOs
FOR Later ship Ners.V ann So, rum PIs%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
No ro1,ERArlON FOR VILE DEYs.


ACTION OF THE EXCISE BOARD AND INSPECTOR
THORNK.
A disposition to deal with transgressors of the
louor law without gloves has been evInCed by the
ourv has been made into the character of places for
which licenses were sought. and OF the men who
applied for them; and more than sxtv applications
have been already rejected. In some Instances
where the evidence warranted it. as IN the
case of Matthew N. Lewis, IN whose place
last Saturday night many bows were found by the
police playing pool for drinks licenses have Oeen
revoked. In all cases Of this kind the Commission
ers have advised the police captain IN whose pre-
cnct the liquor store 49, oi tnr,r ,o aca'1 Oh
their prohibition. In some cases. when cap:aiiis
have acted tardly. the matter has been carried be-
fore the Inspector of the district Should this prove
Intellectual Commissioner Friedsam sud yesterday
recourse would be had TO he superintendent. or, IN
the last instance, tn the Police Board.
Seven cen of the applications that have been re-
iected were Tor licences for run-shOps IN the Twen
ty-ninth Precinct. These Dlace9 have been promptly
closed. Between the Excsr Commissioners and In.
spector Thorne. who was recently put In command
of the Second Inspection DISTRICT at ter the failure of
Inspector Dilks perfect understanding cxs as 10
the most practical manner of getting rid OF the dts
reputable resorts and OF the crime they foster as
well. Inspector ThOrne does not believe IN spas
mOdic and snowy attacks. that serve no real pur-
POSE but has sued strict orders to the captains IN
his district to infUrce the law promptly, At pro-
tracted conference yesterday BET weeD him aud Com
missioner Sriedsam the worst places III the Second
Inspection DISTRICT tho propretols OF which wall
have to make application tor renewal OF their IL
censes this spring were noted. The Excise Com
missoners promise to proceed against them with
rlgOr.
THIS independent and somewhat unexpected
action If Inspector Ihorne has caused q peGuins
sensation in the Police Department that has been
accustomed to travel in lie old Iuts so long that
fearless and deterIpiued action mad come to be-
looked upon impractcabe. If not impossible.
The experiment is watched with curiosity, and the
"staying powersn Of tile Excise Commissioners are
commented upon with va,lone degrees OF in
credulity. Meanwhile the Board is col Letting EVIL
dence If tangible kind against some of tine worst
of the Bowery dives" ami resorts in other portions
of Inspector Murray's district and prOpoes as soon
twenty cases Of violation of the liquor law. eight
of which are selling on sunday are to be tried by
tie Commissioners. The Society for the Prevention
OF Crime acts as tho prosecutor i'll several of the
cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
MADE DESPERATE BY LIQUOR.

William Appleton, q fancy cake baker. of No. 173
MOprpo-st. returned to hts home yesterday morning
Intoxicated, and without pOvOcaton struck his wife
Elizabeth on tho head with poker Her cries for
assistance attracted the attention OF Officer George
Blonk. of the Madison Street Station, who arrested
him. On the way down stairs, Appleton suddenly
turned on tho officer and threw him on the landing.
He then drew razor from his pocket and made sew
tral insffectua eG0rts to cut the policeman. Block.
after desperate resistance. succeeded In compelling
his sssailant tQ submit t0. arrest. Appleton, who
has has been IN che Snake Hill Penltent,ary, Kings
tice Smith, In the Essex Market PolIce Court yes
erdsy. and was held for trial In default Of bail Oh
tvso cofpniaiuta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
STRUGGLING WITH AN INSANE MAN.

A man gesticulating wildly on the roof
at the gable end Of the six-story build
Ing No. II West-st., attracted the attention
Yesterday morning of Officer james SWEET, of
the Steamboat police, who WAS stationed on pier
No. 4. North River The mau was evidently insane,
and the policeman went up to take him from his
over. that another policeman was required to ASSIST
IN dragging him down. Hts name was found to be
Jacob Weller. He was taken to the Toinbs Police
Court aud committed Us insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
no TRACE OF MARION KALIscU.

No trace has been found, as yet, OF Marion Kalsch
the kindergarten teacher vino disappeared some
three, weeks ago. She lived with .hor parents IN
ti,o6okcn ana came TO FPS city aay TO tsach n the
The night which she disappeared being unusually
stormy, her parents felt particu ar anxiety her
ACCOUNT she having been urged by them not to
come homo In unfavOrable weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
GENERAL GARFIELD ON EDUCATION.

In the course Of speech on Thursday, at the Ma
tiOnal Educational Association meeting In this city,
Mr. Philbrlck, in referring 10 the attitude of the
Presidents toward education, made u oasual auSIon
from General Garfield. Thc printed reports might
convey the Impression that this letter had lust been
received, and IN that way 1t might he construed
an official utteraDce frOm the President. elect. Mr.
Philbrlck did not mean to give this idea. The
fact is the letter written two years ago and the
reference to IT was not preneditatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
JAMES McCREERY & ca.

JAMES McCREERY & ca.
have the largest, richest and
most varied cOllec ton Of CAM
ELS HAIR SHAWLS ever OF.
fered for sale i'm this country.
Cashmere Valley gems display.
ing the most delightful combi.
nations Of mellow low tones
rarely to be secured, Decca, Am
ritZir, and other choice Shawls.
A conspicuous and exclusive
feature Of the Shawl Depart.
ment is the great number 81
beautiful ANTIQUE SHAWLA
Of admirable cOiOrs and aual.
ity at extremely low prices.
These ShaWls are difficult Ia
obtain and are increasing in
rarity. s
JAMES McCREERY e CO..
Broadway and l1th-st.,
New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
swINDLING ON AN EXTENSIVE SCALE.

Samuel 1raiicl, the clerk who was arrested We'd
Solomon BROTHERS. at No. 5OS broadway. was re.
mandcd to the custody Of the police yestorday. The
firm. upon TAX Bg account of stock, found that the
had exceeded the sum of x10 00O instead OF ~ 600
as originally estimated Detectives Doan and lIei-
delberR yesterday found 1913 dozen Of the stolen
silk ha1qkerehiofa In tho possession OF Juan Gou-
zAleg..Of No. 210 East Bixth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
In THE IapR.-Attepdont ftrv,pr 70 no o;viN

IN THE PARK.-Attendant Trying To be ciyiD |:
- Ies miss your feet are small wha LADIES aren't
But the skatesi such small skates! I lhIuk
would be better II yea changed with the gent, dO"-
fMoonshne
TURNING THa TABLss.-The Guv'nor, d An
other II these college bis OF yours, sri It's TOO d
great deal too badit shows IA want OF plinrInja All
Son aud heirs lps not the want Of principle dad IFS
the want OF means 10 aet up 10 ibn-f1uly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
METHODIST CHUROH INTERESTS

The committee Of the Methodist Book Concern
concluded ts labors yesterday, and purned until
Bext year. Among the approx rati0ps made for the
coming year is one of $4,000 for the support Of
widows and orphans Of MINISTER'S The property
held by the Methodist Book Concern Up this oily
Is estimated at about III 100000, and that belong
Ing to the Cincinnati Concern at 1900. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

A curious. complaint was made against John
forgie tailor, employed by Bell. Of Fith-aye., by
Police Court yesterday. The latter charged that
FoIgie mallcously poked skye terrier Into is face
and Inelted the dog to bite hin In the check tus.
flee Patterson said he weuld give The ease another
hearing III Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
MARlNE INTELLI0ENOE.
MINIATURE ALHANIQ
TODAY.

sun risos. 6.57 sun ICloch
""oh seH.'.. o;to AoOL bOuths ll2J Moou's il
lfl0u WATER TODAY 4. "
SADLY DoOE.. 0:&7 GOV IhAud. 7:O0 iI,i ,.L, OAK
lGu WATER TODAY r. ~ WV
sandy HOOK. 0:27 Gov Island 7.JJl ,tsi ,a,o ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

paid the Rev. Mr. Heinle $40 to perform the duties
of pastor For the last five months he has been paid
nothing and be sued the congregation in the Seventh
Judgment for sos. Yesterday the marshal levied
upon the church property to recover the amount Ii
is Thought that the church will be broken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

LIFBIG Co.'S Coca BEEF Tonic
Fnbodcs the nnttve clements ~ muscular hbre blood
OF cIreullv selected blocks CON
bnrd with the powerful tonC virtues n the Coca
Plant pf the incaa AMI huicc qualify OF sherry Wine
Boa are Of nutltOnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

"ROugh on Rats" Ask druggists for it. IL
clears OUT rats. mice. rVacbes bedbnss. IS cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

Professors join NJ. CARNOCUAN, EGBERT
Guernsey. Nm Ton HRfMT, 4. X. IIIIIa. Il. W. NOxAN
anu hundreds 4 mosl enn nj Physician. Of Newl
iOr~c and prescribe the ebiR Co = Armcatcd
witch Hazel Beware Of cheap i'm tatlons The Lrbig
pAnv "frrs cheap g0 II onts only honest prcpafa
tons honest prices Arucaed witch Hazel curis
Ehrum. C4tarth rheumatism. LuInnagu, Painful 70
rods ami other Female Complaints sold nifty and
dollar sizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12

lAnOunCctncnLA

Catarrh cured by Browns Tablets No. 2.
Price o0c. Sold By ~ JoncsS Co. - Park Row, y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
A ROWING POLICE PRECINCT.

The Harbor Police Squad, numbered IN tho De-
bartmsnt 10 the Twenty fourth Precinct. was made
homeless yesterday for the second time since the
nissoners recently refused TO hire the Moses
Any Longer, and ordered Captain Sehultz's force to
give u az. The surrender took place yesterday
fpsrp5nR and the twenty -four men composing the
Nusd found themselves without shelter. 1n tho
Insurgency Csptsfp Schultz decided to cap.
lure scow No. II Of the Street Cleaning De-
bArtRsnt, that was lying at the foot OF East
bevsasseBth-st. IL was carried by assault to the
tsTreT Of few Italians, armed with pitchforks,
who he'd possession, and it will be occupied until
Tbs Board Of Police Commissioners assigns other
husrtsrs to the precinct, or until CAPTAIN WILLIAMS
usciaes to haul tho scew out 10 sea and dump Its
contents. The Commissioners did not meet yrster-
Gay, sgd the condition Of the homeless squad re-
tgainsd unchanged. Temporary quarters will prob
ebly es fepnd ter the dInen TODAY In the Liberty
Street Pelice Station. The Beard voted to purchase
chase must be approved by the Aldermen, who can
DO netting till they are organized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-12
STATEN ISLAND.

90 Port RICHMoND.--fne animal report of the
lrnsteoS 0l Port i.cbnOnd shOws thnl the REGENTS
IRON aii h0urceH laGt year were fS.5OS o. whils
tho expenditures were x0lG2 u. leaving n baInnre
Ia tho treasnry Of ~, O45 81 1h sum OF no I32 30
~ 10 oe raised TO mrot current expense. Tor the en-.
March 1, w y" h0Au