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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
A STORM ON TIE ATLANTIC COAST.

The reported terrific weather along tho Atlantic
coast south If Cape Hatera5, 20 Monday ana
TCesiav, was confirmed yesterday upon the oIrlvtI
Of the two Havana steamships, City OF Washington
and Niagara These vessels usually aIr've On
"Wednesday or in foEr days after leaving Havana.
CAPTAIN Zimmerman. of tho CITY Of Washington,
said that MS vessel encountered the gale SOU =
of Charleston. and n blew with terrific force dead
against the vessel in her course. The sea ran mgh
and as the vessel could not pass Quarantine uutll
five DAYS had elapsed after leaving havana, the
steamers -pccd reduced S as 70 MAKE II more
comfortable for TIA passengers. She arrived Will
out meeting with any w,1hap and sne went d.
reclv TO Der pier for the first time since june when
the Quarantine officials ordered that vessels from
infected uorts should discharge ther cark1eS at the
Quarantine anchorage before coming to the cty'
Since the cool weather the Health Officer has witt
drawn the embargo.
Captain Zimmerman said that his vessel had
hardly reached Havana. on the downward t1p,
SeDtember 20. when he received dispatch an
nouncing the death of President Garfield. lie M
mediatclv dressed his vessel Ill the customary
mourning of the public service, and fired funeral
salute. He said that the sympathy and sorrow ioE
The President death expressed by the people CT
Havana were very great.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
AID FOR THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.

William Dowd, treasurer Of the Michigan Relief
Comm sson. received Yesterday subscriptlons
amounting to $3.4l5 %. This makes the total
amount received by him $10O,S77 %. The large
subscriptions and the church contributions were
500 81; Second Presbyterian Church. RAILWAY, N
j. 800 So; Second Presbyterian Church sunday
schools Railway. n. j., $40 "a; Mrs. N. 5. Van
Buren,. 81 GOO; Fisk & Hatch, 1000 boxes III the
New York PoSt-office. $Zi GO. The placards and
subscriberss lists to be placed IN public buildings
and places of business many # them dlstTb-
uted Yesterday. {. L. Crosby sent check Tor
S35. 600 TO II. z. BALDWIN, chairman OF the Central
Relief Commission at Detroit.
j. Elnmons, Canaan Valley, Litchfeld Co.,
Conn, sends to The TRIBUNE SO for Michigan Re
lief: the Presbyterian Church of Caldwell n J..
through c. T. Berry, IT'S pastor, sends IS, IN addi-
ton 10 S37 40 sent before the Presbyterian Church
of Parsippany n. j. sends $50; M. b. sends 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
EXAMINATIONS on A sCHOOLsHIP.

The annual examination of the Nautical School Of
the Port of New-York. by the Council appointed by
the Chamber OF Commerce, was held yesterday al
ternoon on board the schoolship ST. Marys AT an
Choir Of the Battery. In tie TOrning the eXer-
cises consisted of examinations IN nayg2ton III the
afternoon the exercises consisted OF exhibitions in
seamanship. On the main deck Of the ship Specl-
mens of the boys work IL the last crlise to Lisbon
Cadiz and Madeira were OF exhibition. The
specimens, were of rope, and wire spite
ing in dead eyes" collar with flashing
ewes. Jacobs Ladder" and Chain Stopping
The bows are fitted on the 81. Marys TO, the mer-
chant service and they show Great proficiency IN
their work One of the boys has recently been APP
POINTED fourth mate on one OF the P.hiadelpmi
line of steamers On next Thursday there VIII be a
reception on board the SChoolShip, after which the
Shin goes into winter quarters at the foot OF west
Twenty-third-St.
In the afternoon there was a sail drill, under the
direction OF Captain ErDcn and MS assistants Lien
tenant g. A. Norris executive oJ''ccr Lieutenant j..
w. Hagenman senior instructor. and Lientenant g..
A. Bradbury. instructor III navigation. The last
cruise of the schoOlshp was made with $50 Joys
There are now about eighty OF b ard. In behalf OF
the Chamber of Commerce. Seth Lowe presented the
medals fer excellence IL scamanshiP and avlsatlon
TO Hagen James and Spadcnc Addresses we're
made by several of the visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
NOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

rim Arcprc Hoic-Thc Hon Robert G. Winthrop
a. vovDu: Baron Roger ~ciI.- ~ Paris R,5r Atm'ii
Howell L. NJ lud SECRETARY of state T. IrIr 81 Nl'ahI
WriatugffT Huef--' congressman IlpWlS H. NuiHs' '
O.'1 .. Hopss-ScuatJr Isaac " H Kerr u, u
t,.,stnrks X y - yornrn IYrSc- Professor +. VI. Hop
''TrrrcU' HOUSE, apldih Lace
l. s. N. B4ssT Hot-J. II. DtycgeuA, oil 'I"'taLu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

the city to the descendants of Baron Won Steuben'
The tax levy 2.62 per cent for 1881 was taken up
aud the necessary ordinance was passed Tor raising
the sum required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. D.,
IA Ls0iugJtu-ly, near lDUl-tL ID1rt W AMI )s)'
Attention o. ispteu5L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

Earl 81 Wilson's T. and w brand Of collars
and Guns always satisfaction. sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
BU1 ING UP CONFEDERATE BONDS.

Tho recent European demand tor Confederate
bonds has extended 70 this ",uutry and raphael y.
Moses IT,. has been authorized by CORES
pondents abroad TO buy them at the rate
OF Oue-quaT or o. l per cent. Dir. Moses has
recently sent circular letters nrough The south IN
which he made known ms offer 10 Duy the bonds
ana in reply has received bonus from all parts Of
the South. lie has already bought over VI OuO,0O
and Yesterday b. received dispatch nom Inc / rst
National Bank of Memphis that IL had sent 20 him
$4,000 in bonds 3lr Moses declines 90 maze
known the naWes OF his correspondents 10 reveal
tleir pu4pOso IA buying the bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

c. G. SHAME, wholesale fur manufacturer,
No l03 Prucc,t offers scsHu sacIIr', douan', and ur
lined garment, 40 rt Prices from 10 ITO - Uir cent less
Than re- sullr retail hJdsc. Mail orders solicited Reln5
altering, repairing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

Flies and Mosquitoes cleared out 10y 100
box Rough o Rats Ask druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

LACE Circumstances stock. Greatest
variety ever offered Fine Brussr5 ~wisa Antique the new
Mad and Cabu Also GmpHre and Nottingham Lace cur
taius. SHEPPARD KNAPP, StXtn-tyc and l3th'st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

every fibre of my being responds to the
cyhnlang amt beneficial elects OF draughI OF rARRASTs
suIlr AruMESr' is the testimony Of thousands. sold BY
all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
MlRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MISIATUkE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
sun scs.. en- sun sets j,l clock s1T.l lmo's
Moon rtses.-Iu ''pYI .ugtlz 5-, 400. days.!
uIsu WAI.H Ip."Al-N ~
SANDY Hook OILS GOV. Island yrG te,l Cato. -.i5
UlpG NIre Ip-pA1-r 81
sandy Hook Cll Cos. Island. lIs i,I Gaio..... 3O7
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LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EuENiA.

RUPTURE.-Dr. j. 4. Shcrman's services arc
ia much demand that he compelled odyidehi' ume %
tween New.l and Boston. Consultation ulFs IN New
No pol Broadway, Monday tuesday and saturday; Boston
- Nili-5t, ON wednesday, lulrtlay AMI Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

CARrETs.-Elcgant new patterns in Tapestry
Brusscs doc per yard 't CEossLEfs NOS '4o ana a.
broadway.
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Announcements.

AdOpt now the use Of PLArT'S CHLORIDEs
I'm your house 10 is She Dcs and cheapest dinfrctuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

The mild vet elective action of Tarrants
SltfgR AreRr\r upon th. stomach and bowels comments
musl hey o. Tho most delicate less than to the most
vigorous constitutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

DIR. LYON'S TOOTH TABLETS.
An elegant toilet luxury.
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MOVEMENTS OF ARCHIBALD FORBES.
Archibald Forbes, the newspaper correspondent.
viii attend TIE Yorktown celebration, anu purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

..,,..i.i.r..f tli. civ hid "a
I.r 81 ..~h 800 .'''' '.'''' 900
..... i..f.,..t,u, 80 ". go l4-. l"ulii-t. t.
J." ,ioa,,i,, ,;,rIaau Bakers
'"' .. v1.L =. now thoroughly o,rar,,d
.rI O." d'u"n' WIN j. %" ny Il '.'h ,,.,..1 ~.
u ....,n.d d. thr cation go fil,f itilr.
rli 'rc 1000 r",W,n' WIN lH' ""-'''' '' ID" ''"'
"ir nnAni"'" - 90" i,,, ..,,fi,.,' o.. IF H. r.
tf., A Co., was h'hl lat evening af No. . -
I.,.,f h.,i To- cni.idrI tlp "N'riunN m'h ny ire
tri,i. vh. % vl~llr. tur W"rAw'h L" "'"i" u' T. =
..- IL, .i., tl. iucit.l~r "i va" I>''l ,i ,"H'
..,.iftII. uI,u lo moi r. i1tn h'l"" WEi W'"'t. 80
az, tli. shop NtiI ir l'l 'f, NV .''t,I'u 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

CmcAGo, April lG.-From seven columns oi
tlruhc reports from the great cereal grow in- St"'
If ullnos Indiana. ohio Nj '-ouri, Wisconsin, Mi'Ai-
,ou Minnesota Kansas and Ken ucky, which tcprr-,ni
all ,rt. OF tine Western Winter Wheat region, The HHcs
of thl- city. draws the following conclusions
while nu Immense amount of damage Wa done 10 the
,rnu y the severity al the past ra-" ttc IL hui lhc
Iii ic.t danger Oh general failure "i the harvest on
tni ,frnnut and While the information Is thhi the crop
A. iu "A bnrkwnri condition, the itlor- d1 not intimate %
tf, ilur ANY here 1hr Tact "i tnt large hafNt'ie
and hiah prr- of Tho ln-t ~" or thfrc th' las "a
c,ir ,, tie PLANTING OF such largely lncrrntdhti
iu mot iocnlrs 10 otsct To great extent, tA'
injury Suffered. 49,, - -.u-. .., 81. IL.
., ftrni-hei ana iukaluuhlr prot't ton AGAINST TIE m
,- cold aud the atcu-- az TIE spring ns cohiih cd
he drfu,c through The critical period of the alternate
tboy,. and frnstr OF March On the whole n appears
INN miles. bate trusts, or Other uniaNniabr
rndifinns materially impair the prrrcn pruscl, the
,d H. t rs tn hr not nu. les than that of last year
rbe farmer. a. Illinois and Indiana, In some sections.
other states
I.xteuhcd reports from the Western nun sections
show that the peach orchards OF portion OF Illinois arr
An badly damaged that little or no fruit can he expected
willie In other parts OF the state the yield VIII he only
fair Tho Michigan peach belt h1. suffered severely:
In some places the buds ruined me same Is true oi
ohio and az FAR south Alabama ana Texas inc peac
| trees have sun, rcd from the winters SeNt MY
Reports from the bee-kcepcrs show thal inc money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

one hundred ani fifty member IT 'h' VI "-'i y .'
,v,ru. Hapii,t Church. g Eioohirn. Of TA.H i'.
Pew. Emory j. Haynes. wh" recently seeded IRON
U.,,oli., is pastor have asked fot irit'r-"i di,.
,;.l and will form - urN church. IN thtn "I-
r., IN thr church. made at "a sr'iri ln'rlll-
I,;lav rioi.t tl,y claim tlli they do not itatr ih
',,,ri, or anger bat hrcau>c to remain unh.t tIt
i,'Ilst.lc,- 300 a, i !, they bud thru, lv'~ pltr'
:. ~ a. hy, ON iil'r-.td uuhrlprd and unhappy.
rio ..cr.irc .,b.is are said 90 cninpri>' thc most
,r..,.,,tati,c iurn I'D the church, including l"ur
tpp.t.,.s seven dcacons. hali the sunday school
,aL.r. and many members Of the LIdir~ mission
% and I,uc,ni.n t socirti,s. Considerable d-rIr-
'ty follo,rd the reading of the address many
Si rN t,r..si,g regret al leaving the church.
"a mot ,nu To- appoint q couinitr oil TWO 20 confer
- md IN f. d,-tladc the seeding members
49,, ,l,.ir uurl.u.o was lost. its proposition having
n,ecd some mrrrn'nt. The clerk !. >. 'hAIdr'
~ directed To- prepare resolutions eNpIc'Nin2 re-
W., at thc departure Of the members. but De- Ir-
p;Iod the meeting that lac had resigned. me
na,irg closed with remarks from MI. Haynes. VINO
| hd ,eors while he spoke. lie sad ne STOOL IN q
| It,a,tr nosjtinu hut hc did not understand tial
tL recent controversy IN the church Was personal
~. hn .nhnuali il was 80 III The beginning. lie
- ,cry kindly of the departing members, ana
| a,sLed god tn hlcss them all. go
| Jhe src.ders do not appear 10 nave Srtli'd upon
| ,ti frturr movements, hut they VIII doubt less
'' o' y,rure n hons, for their religious meetings
Jhe caus. Of the dcrarturc given by some oi the
| ~. il sad to be dissatisfaction WIN MI
! HAYNES : style of preaching, winch thcy declare Is
/ frothv. not solid and not doclrinaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
ELEVATED RAILROAD RUMoRs

Inquiry among the Manhattan Elevated Railway
officers yesterday failed disclose any information AZ IA
the formation OF a syndicate TO purchase proposed
Issue OF 100000 preferred stock 20 meet such def
ccnces might arise from losses in carrying ont tina
provisions OF the lease IL asserted that the pro-
moers Of the scheme adopted this plan in order to pre-
vent spectators from depreciang the stock by rumors
the effect hat the roads would be obliged make d.
fault. 30 far the officers knew, there discon
the part of the holders Of the stock of Man.
haitian Company.
In regard the that the Metropolitan Elevated
Company anxious TO break the lease, r. Garrison
said ON the contrary, in favor o; standing By
st. provisions. We believe In maintaining the integrity
81 that lease, ana proof of position IT Is only
necessary tO recall the fact that We advanced 100000
Ia meet deficiencies last January" David DOVE. OF
the directors OF the NeWIOrk Elevated Road, said 30
Tar n the New York Company l. concerned, there bas
been no dssati-aciOn expressed nj the meetings % the
Board. nor II such movement To break the lease con.
tempaied The Ecw-YOrk Road II going Oh with ia
business. and l. paying its dividends"
H. y. Galloway, Vi cpresdeni OF the Manhattan Com.
pany has brcn elected president to MI the vacancy
ralsrd hy the resignation ~ W X. Carbon. The p0s
tou OF Ncepr, rident was not nlled II wa. reported
that General Manager =. X Hahn was prominently men.
TONED ~ vice president but the statement Was denied
upon authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

THE SrN AND TIE Color OF TIKI SklN'-
Climate AS affecting complexion, presents some ShR"f
diversitlcs and the Psychological Is pu1hen Win sue"
facts I'm this direction that. a the saDe distance rom
the equator Is found the fair Englishman. the yellow
Moncoi and coppereoored Indian to the norm OF
the white Russian and Finn live the swartby Lapp and
sanoycd north of the Caucasus are dnrkskinned Tar
tars south OF II farcomplexioned Circassisns AGAIN,
~ aIniuea OF America less In color than the
atiyes o The Old WorldnOnc of them are as taI a. hc
s%ede none black the negro OF Congo anu tho,e
ng Ia Rrazi on the equator, not tho dafkeet IN
xustrala and New uinea, too there are psckcr men
than p Borneo and sumstra thongh lhcse hhus Ae Oh
Inc equator and thess arc noe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
rr,rCy AID BITTEN BY HEE MOTHER.

Othclia Fr,lcricks. age eleven, appeared in The
Police Cont al Newark yestcrlag afternoon in com
many with Jacob Wolf of No. SO Bcmont-ave. Mr.
Wolf stated that the girl had been crnclly beaten
and starved and ~ ueghbor he felt II his luty To
Lrnc The child to the Police Court for protection
Oihcia told piiifu story which seemed to Toe cor
roboroted Nv her shocking appearance. Her lace
,,,i INNS were swollen and bruised. On her face
were the marks of teeth and hrI whole appearance
YEA. rrnaciatcd. She said that her mother VINO liNes
ot IN as Brlmnnt-avc.. beat her every day with q
hrnom,stck. and frequently used both her fists and
,r,th ON her She had slept in bed only twcc IN
tbr,r months and had on several acrasons been
'.''',ril.J Ia remain in kncclmg position during
the fnirc night She hat been stared she Saia
Nm and a INST Mr. Wolf said that the cries of
th, rhidhad frequently dstrcssedt the neghborS and
b,t :, week ago she was driven ont ot the house
;n thr rain and was found 10y ncighhors AT a late
hnur half dead with cold aud exposure. The Judge
;ssnrd warrant for the mother who. " hen she APP
,.,rcd i'm court seemed sickly and weak. She was
allowed to go home, and the child was held as II
witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
STOPPING THE CUTTING OF FREIGHTs.

Owing to the recent cutting Of freight rates
grain from the West 10 the seaboard by some Of tie
trunk line railroads, and the circular Of Commissioner
Fink OF April reducing the rates correspond with
the "cut made, a meeting OF the presidents Of the
trunk lines and majority of the members OF the JOIN.
Executive Committee held at the house Of William
II Vanderbilt yesterday to harmonic matters and 10
prevent disruption Of the pool which was Threatened
by the Erie Road. After considerable discussion the lob
lowing resolution was adopted and Commissioner Fink
was authorized send copy each Of the railroads Of
the pool and 10 demand that the rates De maintained
avoid any further trouble:
Peeolred. That nasmuch the tariff OF April was
established for the season, and the reduction OF
Auril WA only made 10 meet special rates. which
have since been Withdrawn. IL il hereby declared that
commencing with April IL, the rates OF Aprll / IL
restored
The rccstahl.hed rates the basis ~ 30 cents
hundred pounds on Hour ana grain irom Chicago 10
NtW-lOrd.
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crop has been dsastrousy affected by the exceptionally
long and cold winter.
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN WHITE STREET.

Most of the business houses in ' hite-st.,
In the block between Church-st and Broadway were
loscd and deserted evening shortly before O'CLOCK
when Alexander Rhlnd linen aud jute merchant on
the ground floor Of the iron front building No. 20 was
Informed by policeman that the building was on hre,
when the engines the second and third hoors OF
buildings "a and 26 fire. and the hrcnen
bad hard task before them They accomplished II
quickly however and saved the building; but by tie
sacrifice Of large quantity of valuable goods in the pro-
cess The building Is six stories high The five upper
floor. are occupied 10y Mius Shire Coz manufacturers
Of shirts The iir, floor il shared by Rufus ros 19
dealer, In wonllcn goods, and Alexander Khiud. The
damage fo THESE two firms altogether hy water ana
Waac.t.ard 20 S2j0OO IN the case of Rltu- ft".t "
Go and iu the cl-r of Alexander Ihnd M rl5ooO Inc
ln-> sustained by Nlil-. Shire Coz by TIRE and wafer;
was pui D., the police at S,OOpO, bit sJOOOo WOMB
probably more finn cove H. The binding Is ihe ol-
orfY ~ Shade. II damaged $4,000 Il" Wllldhs Z,
80 - Wmf-. * really pnrt OF the burned house, II
Va- damu.,d 10 some extent by water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
Rrr0KTS IRON DIFFERENT POINTS.

DorDENrowN, y. D., April 1G.-Ihc mill
property Of John J.. Hulmcs aud also the oubuiidng'
%, Daniel Cross proprietor 90 a hotel ut Ncw-Erypi'
vcro ~ovod by an inccndiay fire early this morning
Horse cattle and grain were destroyed The loss Was
about ~ 600 partly insured.
Puu,rrLruI,. April ia FIRE carly li- 'nor'nS''
thr utln carpet and ug factory 81 John fIh 'iI'y
a sons destroyed property 10 ~" amount % ~l-oo
Pot.u,fI i~u. y. y. April it-ihr b"l-r 81 aptnh
tl,ff. ,'r.. ~, M Low In,rt Vas d.>trnscs hy hic
the i.,ri'l. 1lir in-- WIS 1000 lariit ih.li'u
-I,t.t.N. 3d.. ApiI lG.-inr ifiil a. john k'fniE I'D
Ar.t-'a COUNTY var burned last night. t"-rihr WIN
. u1u Ir-t .- o. wheat and LOCO barrels 81 Hour th'
lu.- t..- elG.uuD. Iu.4iAh'r. $500"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17

STATEMENTS OF DIR VAN SANIN Ooi'p'
To me Edftor 81 The TrtbH"e' ,
SIR In this mornings Issue Of your paper lNlIl
~, a letter from Dr. D. Bryson Delavan called al
tcntion TO the facts that typhus fever had appeared
Of tho AImsbousc and Worlhouse that in every
case sont from the Almshouse and NorNho"S' tl'
Board of Health has been duly notified ana IAal
notwithstanding This notification the b'aru W
Health has taken no steps whatever To warn uo
officers in charge OF these institutions oil the a'ls'
threatening them no measures topreven' the if'n''
importation of the disease, and no precautions "
check it's increase
This certainly Is "a serious charge d'innhn-
d;,tc otten-n" H. YOU state in Your editorial TO-
Masks on Dr. Dclayan's letter; bnt TINS ~,
~ ,be Health Board is unjust and misleading ne
fact that typhus fever has appeared III ms cry :,
rotoriops. The Health Board has not siprf' ~''
,h Lnovlcdgc Of existence. Notices OF the cases
os they occur lind their way into the papers h'
moli NANCY and contagious character oil 'N'
diseasc are well known 10 every physirian'
mo medical affairs of the Workhousc and Nn',,
house are regulated by Medical bonId, '9'n "i','
every member of which KNOWS what NpHu3H ~, LaI
and knew of its cNStcncc n the city, or ~ i''S'
no y ci,so for not knowing II, II Womb hht Nv
highly unnecessary Oh the part 81 M Hcal,n 'i,s
to warn the officers ~ cu1r-' o. IT, ,1 ai.,rs n
of the danger threatening thcm Wh'h lHr '; m -,
no warned were medical men. Inc ttSpol',,i,,;;'''
| of taking suitable precautions agams' H.
d;sonse lies with the Medical Boaru unu,I lI' WV,
nc: 81 ,,Iici I nuotc from the " Rules ana h'su-
iatcns for the Government OF IN" M',ilI" hl'' H.,
Almshonse and WorkhouNe. eSiahii,thu ~ NV i
Commissioners Of Public hariies ana Noil''''" III
The Medical Board shall make rules for thr H.
tcrnal management Of the wards ST" l"I ~ l'i' ~ H.
cal staff is concerned, su.''' /" wv "II''
II seems to me that hc Health Board Is cNc'1 nI
g., io,-i,,,, s,utn,rd that tine Medical Hoard Nt'
BE- O.. .tltf l..
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A COTTON WAREHOUSE DAMAGED.

\ fire broke ont early yesterday morning on
the fourihlnor oi the cotton warehouse extending
from NO = H,avcr.t to No. Broadway. II If rnp
lo.rd 10 have originated by Spontaneous combustion
among twenty bales 81 cotton which had been 3lhX
since Last september without being banded In an h""r
an % half the fire was rNtmgisbed IL haddnne com
pnratycly little damnge but the huildng wa~ drcn'h,i
and the cotton much damaged Thr total loss was ,ftl
Hated ~ nhout ~ OOD. distributed NJ follows; NhlaW
H. smith tools and materials. 100; II borttmI o,
brewers mntcria- ~ 500: building. $1,000; cotton on
STORAGE. $1,000 or $l2.OpO Among tine OWNERS" ~
cotton are. futile q Wakefield. $50 bales; M""oWhH
-tillman hnlrz March, Price q Co, 800 bales IN
inun swan 81 bales. Their losses are covered ny III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
RAPID TRANSIT on STATEN ISLAND.

The project Of rapid transit on Staten Island
H. m f,o rahly considered The largest owner of water
'front.' George law has granted The night Of WAY to tho
irond mt rate exceedingly reasonable. ~ he own,
propcrty extending mile and a half alons the most
yauub portion OF the route, and only asks for 81 81 ~
per running foot for q space thirty feet Wid", tho
.-r.af..f announcement hn- tlus boon afforded. Mr
r-aol Who also owns large lot ~ Land, Mr staples
:l.I many others have consented 10 permit iassags
,.ri,.. tl,r property on the same terms COMMITTEES
l,.. f,r,f appointed hv The Railway Ferry tnmlmuy %
c.r fef with q ruWmlifrr rom me hHld lhn.h KAN.
road COMPANY with "a view To discover -on" pan "
.li.ni.. it,t.rttt, that would othcrN ice conflict,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-17
pvprr1eED By 4 SYNDICATE.

AUGUSTA, Ga. April lG.-A syndicate. con-
-i-t.ruf }f--r- W.lry. sloln md Taylor. ha- pur-
rln-,l controlling inter, 50 in Tho Atlanta and We't
Point E.rr,d. Thr stock was sold at Sioo per share
T- gives ilr i.ui-liilc and Nashville and tie t'ntid
g. ',al combination ibc principal spntu Atlantic and
us a.lf- embracing Charleston. savannah, Pensacola
}io.r Sew Orleans and the inland cities FOR western
ti..-a'- -, -
t,nr.t! stock TODAY firm with srl'- an llI Ten
o., N.i- ,,rit.d aul nuctuatInH u "p"n.t - lsl,
aid dropped To ~ az wn.ch It cc-td