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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
THE ASSAULT on EX-JuDGE MORRIS.

7 The case of James Dunno the eX-prize-hghter. of
BROOKLYN who is under indictment TOR assault with
intent TO kill ex Judge Morris, which was recently
transferred from the Court of Oyer and TernineI to
the City Court. was yesterday sent back to the
former Court. The trial will begin next Monday.
One OF the witnesses was examined before the trial
Yesterday He was William Blevn of the ship
Powbatau which sails tins week. He tolG how he
went with Dunno on the day OF the assault to the
Morris to take back what he had written the wit
ness went out OF the room, fearing an assault. IL
few moments MI. Morris walked out with blood
drinking but WAS not intOXlcateu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
rsMpERANCE METHODS IN ENGLAND.

meeting of the clergy and laity OF the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in this city and its vicinity
was held Yesterday mornng in Grace Hall, N East
FOurtecnth-st to listen to an address by Robert
Graham, of England. on the workings Oh the
Church of England Temperance Society, OF whch
ne is the general secretary The society, hr
Graham said is under the patronage OF the Queen
and has for its presidents the ArchblShops oil Can
terburY and York. IL numbers among other mem
bers Bishop LiRhtfoot. the Bishop OF RochesteIs
Canon Farrar Prince Leopold and the Dukes OF
Westminster Marlborough and Leeds. Its divided
into twenty diocesan branches. The society In
cludaa both non-abstaners and abstainers and has
two pledges The first reads: recognize my duty
as Christian to exert myself fol the suppression of
lntemperance, and having hereby become q member
of the society, will do my utmost to promote lIs
objectsn Tho second is: 81 promise, by Gods
heip. to abstain from all intoxicating liquors as
beverages and to discountenaDce all the eau 'es and
practices OF incompetence and will try to persuade
Others 10 do the same" Juvenile branches are
established for children between the ages OF seven
and seventeen years.
After some discussion il was resolved by those
present to form a Church Temperance Society on
The English plan, with tho Presiding Bishop as
president and the bishops Of each diocese as vice
presidents. committee composed OF the Rev.
i)fs. Potter, Wildes, De Costa. Bickim, Beach
Huntington, Williams and tho Rev Messrs: Lang
ford and @. b. Smith. was appointed TO draft rules
fort the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


LIVERPOOL, March lt-Arrlvs. srs Campus (Fr), JOY
ami Iiyrian ,Brl, Edwards. ON Boston.
OuFESsTJNN, MarCu l4Saed, str wyoming OBI, Rugby,
from Liverpool for ew.HOrk.
arrived str City Of Chester (Br) Tbbts from NewYOrk
PLYMOUTH, March 4-AruYeL str Nlelahd tGerl heDlch
m Sow. York for Hamburg
NEwC AsTLR March 4ATriyed, str Navigator (Brh VII
nalns. from New. York.
GIisaow March i4-Arrived str state OF Georgia Br).
Smith; from NCw.iOrk.
CHSDifF March l4Arryed str Rhiw!ndda (Hr), Allan,
HAyaR March li-sailed str leasing tGerl Noss from
Hamburg tor Sew.l Ork.
from Newly and Tyran mr. Koiche, from Boston for
ANTwRRP March l4-Arrved str Begeulani tBelg) Jack
GvGSA March iI~slllod 18TH, str Niagara Baker. New
YORK, . -., - 1,...,, ,,-...,., s.,,,
poston. str Lizzie. fun d. put In for coal
Salc,. 18Th str ThaueuOre, Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
FUNERAL OF JOSEPH C. PINCKNEY.

Tho funeral of General Joseph c. PinCkneY Com
missioner OF Emigration was held AT p ID. Sts'ei
day i'm the Central Methodist Episcopal Church, NJ
Seyenth.aVe. and FOurteenth-st. Inc heV Ut
Newman conducted the services. In the church
We're delegations from morton oU 90 EIka a
Cameron Post No. 70. DR.. Newman, among oIhcr
things said that the deceased man was his assocl-
ate in Sunday. school. In his life he had held many
official positions of trust and responsibility ana
although thousands of dollars passed throngh hls
hands he died an honest man. In these DAYS OF
official corruption such honesty Ought 10 DC ap-
handed After the sermon, the delegations tIom
Morton Commandery and Eureka Lodge assembled
arc md the coffin. The Masonic service was tncu
conducted bE Chaplains shannon ana MacgreBol
'Chn members of Cameron Post next stood around
the coffin and saluted their dead comrade, ana
the concluding ceremony was performed by the
THO church was crowded with many well known
nersOns in public life. The pall-bcnrers were the
following: Commissioners of Emigration George
starr, Charles Hanselt james Lynch, G.. +, Ulrich,
George J. Forrest, William H. Hurlbnt and Ed
mund Stephenson, and also Abraham Lent, PONCE
Commissioner Joel w. Mason, Justice jacob NJ.
Patterson and John j. Morris. Among others
present were Aldermen HAYES, kenney'Perey, RINK
and McClaye, ex-Aldermen Jacobus. smonSon,
Reilly Stewart and iByTnes. Commissioners van
Colt and French, Justices Flammer ana smith,
Coroner Hermann, ex-G commissioner lefiey Geheral
Duryea, William A. Daring. John D. lawson
Comm issiOner Dunlap, superintendent Jackson
and the employees Of castle Garden.
NOT SPECIFIED IN THE BILLS OF LADING.
Libes have beeA filed against the steamship City
of Alexandria OF Alexandrcs Havana Line, and
the British Empire. an English steamship chartered
by the same line, for carrying quantities of opium
from this port to Havana without entering it on
the manifest. 1t is stated that this opium was
shipped in packages of merchandise by prominent
firm in this city, and that the steamship company
ought not to be liable, no company has the right
TO examine every package shipped by its vessels
unless there are reasonable suspicious as to the
Contents The bill of ladIng. which is supposed to
specify the number of packages and their contents,
it is thought should be sufficient, especially in the
ease of houses of good standing. II evidence OF
fraud is afterward discovered. it is believed that
the most equitable plan would be the prosecution OF
the shippers 1t is also stated that persons both
here and in Havana are engaged in shipping and
receiving contraband goods, and that the only way
to detect them is to have an official and critical
examination by Government officers case is
mentioned of barrels being recently shipped 70 70
Havana which were stated on the bill OF ladlng TO
contain a superior quality of sand. They were
taken as fourth-class freight. In transit however,
one of the barrels burst and the contents were
found to be packages Of powder valued at about
$40 package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
OPPOSED TO SUNDAY STREET CLEANING

The Eew-York Prssbytery held special meeting
sn the lecture loom Of the Scotch Church. in Four
faenth. ST. Yesterday The Committee on Church
Extension recom ended that the Presbytery should
eeit the Notwithstanding Church property ana WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

Justice Mcmahon concluded on Sunday the in
ouest upon the bodies of the five drowned sailors
which have come ashore at COney Island from the
wreck of the Italian bark Aiace, The survivor,
Pietro Sala, was present and related the story OF
rendered Sala identified the bodies those Of the
captain steward cabin-boy and two seairen. The
wound on the throat OF one OF the men was not
sufficient TO have caused death. The bodies were
buried yesterday at the expense of the Italian
Consul. Two other bodies from the vessel have
come ashore at Rockaway Beach, and the inquest on
thom will be held by Coroner Wood, Of Jamaica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
rNcn1rNrERING GALES AT SEA.


Tho steamsbip Cydonia from Newcastle, when
arrived here yesterday. had heavy gales IRON
March to March IL: Inc tempestuouqs; sei -
broke over the decks with great force making ~
extremeiy dangerous for those exposed and carried
away the stern steering wheel, nlnnacIc' venOI a.
forS and steam whistle, and dld Other damage
aY Shs bark Pliau from Lisbon, brought to this
port the captain and twelve OF the crew Oh Tue Fo
Norwegian bark EQUITY from F1ity sUSounteIed a
hurricane March /, in which the vessel sprung
seroas leak The crew worked necessarily at lhe
pnnus for fcrty-eight hours, but the wafer gained
q depth Of eight feet in the hold. The Pillau then
came in sight and it being ilnpcssiDie 70 Keep Vne
Equity aaoat many DAYS y R % of tns crew Of
fhe Eauity. was found last night at Ne. Carlisle
ST. aud gave the following account Oh Tue loss Oi 1ne
bark; s1o the on oi16s OF eSc shortly after
daylight the wind from the west treshened
steadily, and by IL o'clock was blowing,
gale. We still kept before it under reefed
sails until about o'clock in the afternoon. At
3 o'clock the CARPENTER reported that the planklng
of the stern bad been started by the heavy Oeatng
of the waves and tina the bark was leaking DadiY.
Standings showed four feet Of water in the hold The
vessel was hove founder cose-reefed lower sails ana
all hands were called to the pumps. we had tnIee
numps--two worked by hand and one wlnd-pump.
For three DAYS the men worked necessarily,
Int could not reduce the depth of water nor prevent
its steady 1ncTease az have we bsSaSsds On te MORN
ing of March il was decided to take to the DOats
as the bark had eight and bali feet OF water IN ne6
O'clock another bark. under close canvas and
Iying-to, drifted in sight. We put up a
signal of distress, which was answered anu We SET
81 fo,eaaiI 10 run down to her. She the Pau,
and her captain consented to take us off. Three
tros had to be made between tue two vessels before
All Of onr crew were transferred. On the afternoon
If March we lost sight of the Equity. She had
either foundered or dr1fted out of sight. She had
settled 20 the waters edge and the sea was washing
over ber when we saw her last"
Tine steaInship JeranOs, from Barrow. reports that
on March 9, $50 miles east Of the Banks OF New"
foundland a disabled steamer was sighted with an
had a black funnel like tho Anchor Line vessels.
IL is thought possible that this may be the stean-
Slim Victoria which sailed from London February
% and was due here Friday last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

"You nreach over their heads,n remarked
one OF his friends ~ learned Unitarian minister
Their heads too LING Tor that, replied the dNne
-lBoslOn Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
AMERICAN PORES

Bosrov. March liAuvot srs ibeTian ,hr r@iIP Ny
Hedge, Sayanna Glaucus beSc -'o"'
Work: Norman, NiCkerson savannah.
CLEARED str Bulgarian Btl. Trant' LiVerDoO ,,..,..
March "a Arrived strs OhlO, Morri5on'
ItycrOO Harrisburg, Worth NeW.IofC "hltlns' max
M proyIdence; florida. smith, NewHOrk
DELAWARE BREAKwArER, March l4-AttNeu' . SUI husn
McCullOugh, aud proceeded 10 BalumOio ..-.,-- 49,.
NATAlOnF March 1l-Arrved. strs SIERRA Gart'oz Gem
feros lie Garde GugnOn santAnder, hncNerOOcker hen'
0FoRrRgss MONROE. March l4Passed out strs Horace
nnGwci and I,cmus. Wood COIk; Creusct Wood, La Ro
Chrlie, .,..., -. ,..,. -, ,,..t,. a.
P0Rr March l4-Arrivod' str CITY OF Austin, New
Nnrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
nor AcREEAHIE LIFE PARTNERS.

With her face almost entirely hidden from view
nv bandages and plasters, Mrs Ann Cregan, OF No.
4i0 last Seventy appeared before justice
Murray at the Yorkville Police Court yesterday as
Complainant against her husband Thomas, whom
She charged with assault and battery. She SAID
that homas while under the influence OF hquoF
Sunday night had knocked her down and brutally
heaten and kicked her about the head, face and
body. He was still engaged IN maltreat;ng her
when interrupted by Detective Campbell. who took
him into custody. One month ago. Cregan was
sent to the Island for three months tor the same
nTence. Int by some unknown influence was re-
leased after serving few days. Justice Murray
yesterday. when he sentenced him for one year,
remarked that he probably would not be on the
Island one week. o.. - NJ ooe
Fast Sixtieth-st procured warrant for the arrest
of his wife Johanna on charges OF drunkenness
and disortlerly conduct. To escape the othcer VINO
was sent to arrest her, Johanna jumped from the
second story window of her home to the street,
breaking her arm and sustaining injuries w1lch
necessitated her removal to Bellevue Hospital,
where she was confined about two months. one
was then sent TO the Workhouse for one month,
and was discharged last Friday. Sunday night IN
drunken frenzy she assaulted her husband, VINO
is q small man. and gave him severe beating. ne
caused her arrest and she taken before Justlce
Murray at the YoTkvIlle Police Court yesterday
At the earnest request of her husband she was
committed TO the WOrkhouse for one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
icra. Wnminrtnn. Ahlel Abhott.
MISCELLANEOUS

Bark Equity (NOr. Knudsen from DobOy Tor arln was
Ach 3, IN lat 81 lon 90 70
Tier captlin crew. - number were brought 10 this
pot by bark gIau Ger Kur from Lisbon which arrived
to-day.
str Cvna which arrived at the Gar last night had heavy
qbcs Mmcn a. during which she lost ar er wheel anu
6anac stove ventatOI and damaged stea whistle and
IcCely. d Other damage.
BRFNyN, March .4-Ship Criterion brOWn from NeWiOrk
for this rot, Is ashore here.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
lSHLPPLNG NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK MARCH IA. 1881.



Str England Br AndTews Lver2opI N94 42! and Queens
OBJ qms9 P@T1s Jaa 30 % @3so
str CydoRiS r Brooks 10 days with mdse to
G A & Il Mover: vessel 70 Scager Bros -,
Str JCran0s tBr Cursor 10 days with iron 50
str Bessei Csr Hudson q days Rio Janero 30
r lwa B3tm2re day yv WIN gTai3 e
Str Richmond oaz Norfolk with mdse ana passengers 70
Str Franconia Mangum Portland, with Ind1o TOT
Ship Charlotte Ger. Gutsmuth Antwerp % days with
TarE 9 Williams of she6urne Ns) Liverpool 81 days.
sr l'I Borghd iNor Hue Bristol days ballast
f BaTR P sT er nhr 50 with salt and cork
to igemeyer Brunns vessel to Funch Edye " 90 - -,
Ban Masuranc (Ausp, smaish CORK W Jays IN pal
Bark Emilia Russ MOrgron Barrow 80 days in ballast to
BARK Jnh Dutch, Wiser Amsterdam 50 days. with
empty barrels TO order vessel to mastsi ,,o "a davs
Bar o Uroao SOr Muller st Nov 10, in ballast to
Bpr i3oschetto TALL MaGgoa. Liverpool 70 days with
Bark Scer (Norj AaronseD Marsees Dec 49, IN ballast to
Pickering Coz anchored In draYesenu Bay lOr Or
Bark Hannah Blanchard toi Windsor Nsl Williams
Antwerp days WITH and empty barrels to ORDER vessel
srig Maddaiena dab Pirano Palermo 90 days. with bird
seed 10 ORDER weasel TO seaRer Bros -,
schT Mary Russell Steelman JHeHI9ny1 eS gays WIN
Beeoe LSsier sayanRa 1 days with ium
Der to soat RUSSELL vessel 10 Evans Bal 20 , with
schr stephen Bennett Douglass SAVANNAH days. WIN
~
schr Nellie Grant Jordan Jacksonville 10 days. Win luhl-
her 10 Drew & Bucki. vessel to Warren Ray.
LeOna GOrden. Corpus Christi with hdes etc 10 II
Brewer & On. .....-- ,,--.-...z
scnf Geo w W httord Providence 10 Miller Hought9n
SchT Bunker, TanpiCO lS days WIN muse 10 j w
Wilson q co. vessel . simpson, Clapp q co. :, -
-chr Congress. willard, Portland, with Jumper 70 IL
Schr Charley Hanley Early EOckland, with lime 70 r
schr Marion Champin, Freeman, Luguna. with oswood
me following vessel anchored below came ~ 70 the
city to-day:
BARK Taisman tBrD Baker, from Baye.
CORRECTION.
Tho arrival ~ str Manhattan from Norfolk yeser.
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Ioynnv March l4AIryeioth inst Anatr1 Tor New'YOrk
RinasccnIe: l3n inst Andrew Jackson Tor BALTIMORE As
Breakwattr Bengal, tOI New York.
essIn Closby for Delaware rrakwater ternrne, Hinde
inr e latter York. Lima capt BOe) Nelr0se Min
ana The latter savannah Minnie swift ODers, Reynard
stormy Petrol; 18Th INST Framtdon Go Bel the latter for
water Gerhard for Key West, Hope for the
neiSwere River Ophr Stanley the latter for New YORK;
An mar Buona Famiga JOnn Lefurgey, the latter for
Hampton Roads. - -. ~. -, ,n., ,r..
nj ms Rt Amelia Fugia VI; llth inst Egera at Fal
nufn Johann Ludwig Saat FRANKFURT der ODER swift;
h st Amor Arcadia BiagnO. Hanna. the latter OF Dun
Reness. indIa tCapt Hutchnson koutcr0aGk stambonl
uti, NJ Dnvor Douglass ampbel Edgar EquaOtr Gul.
,T cant Knudsen) latter at Dover orr lith inst.
Bre Bevidere cheney Carloed Charger NCht 4OOln'
SOM (irasmere, Venezuela.
tor Later snip NeCs.U anu SEE rum PII&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

etrs North Durham (Br) owens, london. Simpson &
Spenre Others (Br) Carx Liverpool Busk JeyOns Pow
haan r Jaryi. Mediterranean Ports am Gibraltar Phelps
& Para, peunis, - Thomas, Iaa PeFnanl-
burn Bla and ancirO IL Mallory Co; WyanOk o.
Couch Norfolk, Cy Point and Richmond, Old Dominion IS
Co
Barks Billy simpson BD. Curry Parsges spain WHIT
ncv COS Poscdun (NOr JOIgonsen. Stetn, Funch FAYE
g Cos VIM Geuu; Collin, Mataazas Miller q h2Ig9to1;
Gnip Sap1Ia Ia Grande & Co; Morning Star DR.
IeOnharn JagO and Guantanamo WaYden e 90; Aldeba
ran SWe, Gunnesen Copenhagen, Furch Eye q Cos q
Bcan Young Young Perth Amb0y. Miller HOughton; cas-
(NOr, CaIseu CORK OF tdluOlh lO oIueis' RoSH'
Faye Y 90. 49,,
3chTs Francis schubert clifford Petersburg II DOYLE
Mary Bakur, Thompson ~ kis " A. Jones * Lough U q
Alien JOucs stamford. stamford Mfg Co. Geo HalOck
Sharrptt Richmond Van Bruut: Nellie Potter Leo ard
Human. James W Brown. FIWeu, JACK
sonvllr Il Squire: Wiuam Bowen WakelY Providence
nd .oudnn J { Roberts; William Rce- Prtssey
Eoobav UayIland e Pressey; Active Ragnor SaybrOOk
Racket 4 rI. Mary Cook, Cook. Para BuTdett Pond
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THEY WANT TO DE BURNED,

motion was made yesterday before Justice
aryrencr IN the Supreme Court. Chambers, to ap-
nrove the form Of articles OF incorporation OF So
cistv To- be called the New-York Cremation Society
nate sound aud enlightened views in regard TO in
n,neration of the dead The cert caIe is signed by
I ID. Brngees. i. &. Townsend. d.. W. Craig, >; r.
- novIe W T. Krcmei. Delevan BloodRood. j. y
rohb r. G. Cockry, c. w. G. Droher, A. c. c. Tam
sSn and Charles Patel. Justice Lawrence refused
70 approve the certificate on tne ground OF certain
TODAY. nnonrn,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

Why be sick and ailing when Hop Bitters
will surely you
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IAunouncements I
WHAT IT DOES,

WHAT IT DOES,
Kidney. Wort The bowels regularly ceanses the
blood ara radically kidney gravel pies bilious
bcaache paus which caused by disorered yer AMI
Eheys Thousands have been cured-why should you not
try IL i-COntrDutOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CAUGHT AFTER A LONG CHASE.

,,,, ,.sr oR ruE ASTORIA MASKED RoBBkRs IN
pxIsoN AFIYR FOUR YEARS,
,...,.n.o, Murray. with Sergeant Weasim and
Roandsuaan Tierney arrested yes'ela1y ,,rn,ar The
si~th anil last OF the band which on the nght Oh
Ioeeembcr - 1876 perpetrHted one tne Dolu S
ouslages the criminal records OF t rsst wv. in
q heat from the Fourth WaId to Astoria, broke INTO
fhe nonse of Mr. Hillyer, broker doing business ~
this civ and robbed and abused the lnmatess, no
members OF the family. including Mr. hlliyeI
Young daughters, were reused nom t It 5th 70
made TO sublnit under threats OF lnStanI Iea ILL.,
being robbed Of everything there was III 'ii0 '''u'0
The rgbbars wore masks AID carried clubs anu
reyovers After Iansacking the mouse .ne d tncr
10 Green's Hotel, tho Astoria shore anu theLo
friehteued fifteen persons into SUBMISSION 70 'nel
rude demands for money. They held o0mpiste pos
session of the honse Tor an nG9r c OF On their
way back to their boat at last, they assauIVeu q
man whom they encountered, stripped hiih' anu
left him pIundered and almost naked, by the way
sdc I'm their return to this city, the robbers guar
relied about the division OF the plumber, anu LIM
renee Madden, the leader, shot ratty al [
one of the band in the arm The disturbance ., Wa
ouelled however, and all escaped seeBlu9 TeluSe
among tbs low resorts OF the Fourth Precinct. .,
iThe outrage caused great excitenent anu Inc Inc
,,i;ie nnt forth strenuous efforts TO capture the
burglars On January 49, inspecSo6 1s3ad TOM
then Captain of the Fourth Preci'Gt arrested Io
of them i'm their hiding place in Watsrst IDey
Weir, found to be ell known thieves. Their names
were John James, alias Fatty, farIsn; 2onn
RoiertS. John RelllY, anu JObh Nl"NaLSuI. -
Zero mt on trial and Reilly turned States eVl-
dence. iIe was sentenced to eighteen years I'M M
prisonnent John Mccarthy was sent TO prison I on
twenty years and John Roberts for twenty put ~
has since been pardoned by Governor hoDlhson,
John james was found guilty OF robbery On wv
indictments and was sentenced 10 imprisonment
for thirty-five years IN all nj, 81 Iow
The headers of the band, Patrick Purcell ana Law
renee Madden had escaped They were so4ght tH ~
tt,r n,nsked as on the occasion of his former ex-
plot. pinndcred the house Of Mr. Engle IN sng a.
I'ortieth-st. and Ninth-ave by Inspector murray
and his men, and Purcell recei ged sentence f OF
twenty years imprisonment at hard laooT. NoSn.
Inv was heard OF Madden, but the pursulG was
kent up and was rewarded yesterday win inoia
non flat the fugitive in the house OF ms SISTER
at No i20 DivisOnst. There the Inspector "a an AZ
pnI;na Headouarters. He is an evll-looklne
rufan and has been in prison number OF tb tifSs
tlree wears old he is said to be the woIst thlel ID
the Fourth Ward and has been bee al nS ie Of tnc
AsToria outrage are yet alive, and his convicuCn
aud sentence TO heavy punishment are certain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

Washington B. Williams, the receiver Of the sns-
pended Mechanics and Laborers savings Bank, yes
terday declared dividend of seven per cent to TIE
depositors. upon an order Of Chancellor Runyon.
Thomas Shandley, of No. 403 Frst.st broke into
the house OF Mrs. Margaret Blake. No. 25I Rail-
road.ave., Sunday, aud beat her badly He was
sent TO the County Pcnitentary yesterday for
ninety days.
The officers of the First Police Precinct made ado-
scent on the members of the notorious gang OF young
rufians known as the old Sixth Ward Singers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
CLEARED

The reported arrival o. str Manhattan from NOrO yester
day, premature"
suNsEr-wIND-Atsa sandy Hook mOdeeato, y; hazy. AT
Island. =:
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Ior Later snip Neos.u anu s,s rum PtJs
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-07-09

ID - Outfit sent free to those who wish
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