davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-07-08
HOIlandiSh bark HGllanlGr
FROM sHANGHAE, CHINA.

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE UE-
~ dersigned agents of the above named
vessel viii be responsible for debts contracted
by the officers crew.
ROTHSCHILD 4 CO, Agents.
Port Townsend, July 7, lsoi.
, 1881-07-08

San Juan Lime for sale, at low rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
BASE BALL FOR 1881.

The coming base ball season in this city
year, TIE Metropolitan Club will have five new men,
bers who we'll known 10 lovers Of Geld sports The
following are the players for 1881 Poormsn pitcher
Powers catcher Brouthers FIRST base Brady, second
base: Hankinson. third base and change pitcher
Wright shOrtstop; Kennedy, left field Pike, centre
field Hawes right field and change catcher The men
will DO under management Of James Mutrie, late OF
the New-Bedford, Fail River and Brockton Clubs He
has been actively ut work 10 secure engagements
for his the At the recent League meet.
ing he made efforts have schedule arranged between
the Metropolitan Club snd the League Clubs, but the
League said that II could schedule without
guarantee OF 800 game, but left the different clubs
free 70 make engagements their OF days" Manager
Murie hes made engagements 70 play with the Jasper
Climb OF Manhattan College, April 2 and with the Yale
COLLEGE Club on Good Friday (April 1bJ ENGAGEMENTS
have also been made with tue Boston, Detroit Provl-
denee, Princeton College and Worcester Clubs
The Polo Grounds have been secured for April, July
and August ana for four days III each week during
remainder Of the season improvements now making
the groundc, "A neE gaze 70 70 be opened for the
diamond will probably be LAID out and filed In with red
Ssnd. The new stand win be FREQ 20 the public and the
Old stand will be- filled with reaerved seats The I'D.
between the sixth Avenue and Third Avenue Elevated
Roads, aud az the railway atons tickets covering the
price Of Submission and emitting the holder TO ride
and from the grounds will DO sold for 35cents
Eastern championship games between the clubs OF New
York BrooklyD. Newark, Philadelphia, baltimore and
Warrington. The hfst game will probably be played at
spendd sShipton o. seisntSc PLAYING. The schedule
win be made when the representatives Of the different
clubs meet In April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
rnE RREHERs AND THE1R MEN.

The Brewcrs' Union met second time Saturday
afternoon at Terrace Garden Tor the purpose OF
hearing the complaints of the members OF the pro-
tectivo unions formed by the employees IN the
different breweries. Five men from each brewery
had been invited according to resolutions passed at
the meeting Thursday, to be present in order to
present the grievances of their fellow Sorkmon.
MANY leading brewers were IN attendance with Il.
Herrnger in the chair Several employees we're pres:
emit including the foremen OF the breweries OF
Messrs. Ringler, Rupert and +. az NJ. SchaefeT the
brewers who q short time ago each discharged one
man for joining the protective union. Everyone
was prepared for some lively discussion, when the
TACT was suddenly disclosed that none OF the men
present was q member of the union. 1t was
fnrtber learned that that organization had. at a
meeting on the previous night. forbidden its men,
beers TO attend the asscmbiage OF employers Inc
men who were present requested TO state their
ofieyances; hut they declared that they had none,
and that their affection for their employers was
something too sacred to be spoken OF In public
meeting Some of the /" bosses" then vowed that
their men were all noble fellows. and worked hard
for fourteen hours daY; anil one master brewer
went 40 far az TO declare that he believed the nnOn
to be a very excellent thing IL took sbout two
hours TO arrive at these conclusions. Then 1T was
decided that, as member of the union was pres
emit and no one not member had any secret sorrow
10 reveal, the meeting would better adjourn: Ii
did adjourn to the baT-roOm of the garden, where
masters and men remained until late In the AFTER
noon enioying tobacco and beer.
AZ a meeting OF the Blacksmith Advanced Union
In LAFAYETTE hall. in Nayy-st., Brooklyn, friday
evening" the members passed. resolutions In which
they agree not to drink beer in the shop OF any
auor-seller VINO trades with Messrs. RUPERT,
RlngIer and II. a. M. Schaefer. This action has
Leen initiated by several other trades unions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
poys NEEDED FOR THE NAVY.

with she recent change in the commander OF the
Tinted States gship Minnesota, 1t is intended
70 rive the system Of training boys as seamen for
the Navy fresh impetus. Captain ralph chandler;
The new commander, has been recognized as one OF
the strongest advocates of the system. aud has made
= special study OF tho system Is conducted IN the
British and other navies. Owing to the continued
demand made upon the training ships for details OF
those qualified to perform the duties OF seapen. to
fake the PLACES
nnon the expiration Of their terms OF enlistment.
vacancies are continually created, and there are at
1lt,nt of the Minnesota. which Is lying at the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard, and win soon De made ready
for the summer cruise.
THE improved condition Of the vessel and the good
Treatment which the boys receive ON board have
lessened the number of desertons and the boys are
perrnitted to visit their parents moro frequently.
Hence it has BEEN determined strictly TO adhere TO
fe regulation that only boys Of good character and
between fifteen and seventeen years OF age shall DC
selected boys receive astated monthly salary, are
daily instructed in the fudimentary branches OF
English education. besides gunnery. seamanship
enneering and other studies peculiar TO the naval
etryice Bows must apply on board, accompanied Dy
thar parents or guardian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
!. Nrw ooEtN sTFAMsHrp LINE.

The announcement is made by the London corre-
sn,ndent of Ihe World that q new line of English
steamshins TO this country will shortly be IN use
he steamer it is said viii be constructed OF steel
with engines of great power and are intended to
make "a knots an hulr It is ADDED that the Earl OF
Dunrayen is to be che President of tho company and
that William H. Vanderbilt will give facilities Tor
the vessels and discharge their cargoes at thls port
River railroad Company said yesterday that be
knew nothing of the new line. but that It wond be
carnnanv. The New-York Central aud Hudson
River Railroad on All average of once month re-
ceiyed propositions from the managers Of foreign
ii.es TO guarantee them certain amount OF freight
nj a fxed rate for certain time These PROPOSE
lions were declined. The rates for ocean freight
varied from time to time, and no fixed rate could
ship line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
MAKING FREE WITH A REVOLVER.

Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Bixby James McDevitt. age seventeen
who. IL IL alleged has already served term In pr-
son, was charged by Sophie Bartel with having at
candy store at No. SO Hester-st.. Saturday night
She caught him In the act and collared him, when he
struck her on the breast with bis clepched fist. Find
ing that be could not extyicate himself be pulled
out revolver and threatened 70 shoot her. BY that
means he got away but her cries for help were
heard BIZ Officer Steele Of the Tenth Precinct who
went In pursuit of the thief and arrested him as he
was In the act OF entering street car, with re-
yolyer fully Ioaded In his possession. When ar
raianed iD court be denied the attempted larceny.
However, Justice Bixby, regarded the offence as
proven and directed q supplementary affidavit 20 DO
taken eeanst him for perjury. lie was committed
for trial IN default OF -, 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
! rRrIGHr car I'M TILE RIYER.

fhe police Of the Thirty-second Precinct reported
,,.stnrdsv ~ Sussrintendent Waing that train OF
III sys ~ the Hudson River Railroad had run on the
- tssSE e spuyten Duyyil, but that no person was
Iniused Train-dispatcher Collins, who was .l IN
chsrae Of the freight depot n Thirtetn-st yeseel
snfn te liver The oil train be said. was composed
~ fhirtveight fat cars and csbcose IN cn9rge ..
gendnctor James Lyons The cngineeer was Wiilau
dsv NIGHT. and arrived ct Spuyten Duyvn az
S:fO a m. YESTERDAY. The train stopped north OF
ShA bridge over the Spuyten Duyyil Creek, ana one
az kie train was being booked on siding the rear
car was thrown from the track by beam winch Iei
ader the wheels. This car and several others Tonsu
river. Tie accident caused slight delay IN the
running Of freight trains and several OF the OIL cars
were much damaged. 1t was said yesterday Mter-
were running rs usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
snnr ma DANCE ROUSE.

Policeman Finnerty OF the Twentieth Precinct,
heard report ct pistol et 1870 o'clock yesterday
ave-. 10 found George scheiler, OF No. OBJ West
Fortieth-st. lying ia front o. No 464 West Fortieth
knee, Ths injured man alleged that he had been
shof by Jacob Kuntx, the proprietor Of q dance
housa SchalIer WIS removed TO bis homo and Kuntz
Police Court. yesterday, be said that he was en-
deavorng 10 eject Behelier and Q number OF CON-
paniuns from bis place wheI they attacked him and
brake his windows. In self-deienee be discharged
his revolver Jastiee Hammer committed him TO
await TIC result Of BoheIler's injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
GOING HOME INSTEAD OF TO MS CELL

Joha Tisrney. of No. 90 Harfison-st., Brooklyn.
yxss arrested March 2 for brutal assault on his
wife, whom be cnt severely IN the face with knife
He WAS taken before Justice Ferry and sentenced to
i.nprieonmcnt for twenty -nne days in the County
jaii. in Raymond-st. Saturday evening Iferney re-
turr,ei BONE most snexpecfedya short time before
attracted the attention Of Q policeman, Mrs Tier
nry refused TO complain OF her husband again, as lie
had not been kept nj confinement aud the otncer ar,
rrsti,d rim as an escaped convict He was locked
no in tbs Butler Street Station. it IS said that
3erncy was employed In the stable at tho jail 70 as
rist IN caring for the horses used with the prison
van. aud ives not kept In close confinement. Sat
uriay aftcrnoon he asked Evans. the driver of the
v1n II be could go ont and get o paper OF tobacco
The pertnission was granted and 1ierney forgot TO
return Instead he went homo 70 abuse his wife.
The matter will be investigated to-day and the re-
sponsabilisy tixe1 Iierney Will DC taken before
Justice Ferry this morning for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
A TnREAr THAT pIp no aoop.

teinptsd Saturday night 10 arrest John Dunn, are
eighteen. Of No. e57 sec0nd.aye, when be was set
nrnn hy the young man and his friends and was
very roughly handled. he succeeded IN taking
Dnnn into custody, however, and the young man
wea nfqnignsd before Justice Murray 81 tho York
asiai IN $500 bail. When leaving the court he
shreetfned 10 Kill the glioer when released He
WIS ssspllsdhg the Justice who inerease3 his bail
h II goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
IocAL MISCELLANY.

M NApIEsoWs TOO GREAT pEEcAUTIoA.
s An smnaipu scsns occurred % the academy %
afSein I'm Friday, and what miRnt, aye 10
q, ,risse anf encounter was ayerbeQ py tno Hoous
$500 ~ TIE persoD8 eoneerned. re1eatssA "a
y "A Elsnfa WaGico had been called anG ~ vac -
pcipf4d boar two prime donne appeared q Az ~
F.ss,sh WITH the part Of PaMiRa the two iaaiss
s-Sre Nsnt, Merle Rozs and Mile MWins yaLos ~
Sc~rral Tspozfs were circulated IN regard y .no
srnffsr but the true story 10 simple one. Mme.
TTlsyis IL under cngagement 70 MI uyei ~ r c;,T
Her a ragemsnt there begins on April ~ aIo gss
~; isxs before that data As her duties bare during
ia fsil and winter have been iApoflons, snI aSt
s,raeeuent With Mr. Mapleson y at aI enc ap0u
fbe cleee Of March, sha wished q SAL icr ~,
vesfertsy nv the steamer City OF Berlin ff Maple
Snn however Informed hsr that ne wtula nqs peIme
ar 10 10 before April q and would require ner 70 "a
Nee rse Paaiaa in "u Flauto Magtcos freAy, ansl
~ sinr Michaela Ia "Caxmenp saturday elbefnoon.
n ffe meaDtine for fear she sho1ld nof pay 10y
nstcnt,ou 10 his mandate, the manager fequesstsu
Nine. Roze to taxa the park Hence krlaay ai ss.
Moon the two singers met at rehearsal for nt.e
while thew we're In doubt as to what they ougIt 70
IA, Finally. however, they decided thai, e potn
had hecn commanded to rehsaTse, bot w0ulH pettor
nbsv. hence until ArdIG received message re-
ieasink Nile. Valera from her unpleasant si!us-
fien = there we've two PGEiRas In the field. Mile.
Valera intends to sail by the Germanis On Sss
day. she s due in London On ApTl iS
ing to be there, may forfeit her entre ensasesA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

In}1fnofi9n wA6 eosf 70 ibe BgTBNn % VltA bta:
Is|o6 Fesenag fhaf tbs SoIigwsne pofeo1s bad eled
#arl ereriir0H h fhis citg ba3nfdexf J. l. Won
(<,rs : chiId. at M Az East Ewenty4onrth-st;
WtHg Nreus6&K. sge teTfy-nlne ~ No BD8 East
Hsxzg <.e<t - ed Jas1fe Mgiisf sea taissy.three
l6ka3t-94 bwt 9eF16ns fbk yssh sDtailp1x Fera re-
f,ss6 fIUe selI'sassa % tbs keeept'sn Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
! pIlNgRAL AwKWARDLY DELAYED.

BiRuund II. Poisk. a yGuDg Hebrew OF no. JZz
East Fifty-thirs-st. died from pneumonia Friday,
md his funeral was held yesterday. The unaer-
faksr. Jacob FinkesteiD. Of No. S28 West Thirty
sixtb-et started in advance OF the funeral process
son for tho Washington Cemetery, where the body
WA to be buried. Re carried with him tho barial
Kermit issued by the BOARD Of Health. When the
driver OF the hefrse reached tho ferry DO was
stopped, IS be did not have the necessary transit
S;Srr,t Wli.a the undertaken proceeded on bis way
n tina cemetery the Rourners and the body of Mr.
Poiak were Kept waiting at the ferry. AZ length,
about B o. M n messenger was sent 70 fonce HEAD
nnarters ard procured duplicate permit with the
esisf nnce of Inspector Dilks. The undertakes. Ut
was Thought was Htll waiting ct the cenietery with
the orighsi permit in bis poelEet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
HOME NEWS.
pRnalINENT ARRrYALs.

Hotel Bruaswick- Bluferd Wilson, Of llineis
Enisr RoseEs; .s % 81 sSfsfosa,
ana Dr. Esha HaTia Of Albany e. cSnain Con
dron Of ne Stoamhhip City Of Brusseh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
TEN AGAINST TWO.

An ovsrgrown street Arab tried totake hlaeking.
bog away from en- Italian boot-blaek In Park-row
YESTERDAY. sharp war Of races followed, and tho
f6ress an one side Increased 10 ten. while the 0rigi-
- Iiaiau rcnsived reinforcement of one fellow
er11flrFmaIl. The unequal war at ten against two
e3.aof fer few uIi0utes. Blaekipg-b0xee, stones.
s3cse erd ftr7y hanGs and feet were uEcd az weap.
us,c nlEH sneh damage was done 70 noee1 eyes and
olsinA NE teit wHs finally sfoppsd BY Post Q1ce
polieetoAn bnt nee until considerable blood had
Keen ssflssf. Bat did not como from vital paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rsos Col Sun GLIB ctoeE raat 7n oeses
Moon rSes. ... MOOR D0uths. s30 moons aga days "a
HToH WATER ro-pAI-A N.
Sandy HOOK 1lllA Isand.. 80. Hell Cate Lose
HToa WATER TODAY 2. NJ
EsadY HooE.. So. Gov. Isana.- 0lS Hell Oatas. 1Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
( HAND GRENADE UNDER HIS sTooP.

The servant girl In the house of James MoChesney.
M 1.}3 Clint6n-st. Brooklyn, on going out on the
Sssement doof Saturday morning found under the
eissop small yellow paper parcel of suspicious ap-
sssrranca With what appeared to be stout string
9stsaches "a II. She took it in the house, and MI
McChesey received It with alarm, thinking II TO %
\ Dangerous explosive. IL proved to be nsnds
nrsnade wttra yard of sTipg fusc On tno Snn % Y,
s~Sieh - a. hrsss l5ercusson cap. Mr.. McChesnoy
Took Il To- The Third Precinct Police Station and an
inyest,gston Ias begun. MI. McChesney stated that
rssn liz ia cot ont warrant for the arrest of Nell
Nm 10 BARNETT of Hyde Park, for using threatenlng
iangnace. and be suspected that Barnett. who had
not vet been arrested, put the grenade where II was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
|. EIrc1RlcfrY oa TaR wATER.FRoNr.

0<jna 70 an lpereaee o{ psafly 50 per cent ~ tbs
s<1pikuied 70 the bad qnehty II Ees QsnerpI Agent
Il Ecssi6 hes sfio1sed the United States EleetEie
fff,k exnkssn iar ae On Pier Ne 81. Naffh River.
W SZ}i{lcn Is t,sDw this light en- the psI lb Is pro.
1900 &, &c it ~ chs holds Of The White Star
r3afa tfkile ioading and aischasRiee. thus avoid
~ ~ fleks and incQpypnlcnee % gas 90 kefosene
Cpstls believes that The saving viii % af least
Hoo mersh. o. ~ psx GENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED By ACCIDENT.
vvo.x.u ssfor 1r THE RACK BY SOME BOYS WHO

DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED b1 AOOADHNAs
A woMAN SHOT IN THE BACK By SOME BOYS WHO
WERE PLAx7EGN EAST FoRTY-THIHD~sTnEEr.
Miss Annie Duncan, age twenty-six, reading Win
her married sister, at No. 240 East korty-tniro 81.
was ahot in the back and wounded danger0usIy
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, directly Ia IL0ns
of her home She had started to cross the street apo
had nearly reached the opposite curbstone when sne
was etruck BY O pistol-bullet fired from the hiRn
rocks on the north side Of the street. IN the drectlon
OF Second-ave. She fell to the pavement with cry
of pain and some neighbors, who saw her fall went
20 her assistance They carried her into her sister
rooms aDd then summoned DE-. Milne, OF NO. 1z4
East Forty -ffth-st. The physician found tnat tne
bullet had lodged In Miss Duncan's back 1mmeoi-
ately above the right hip. He probed for the pnet
but could not find 1t. The wound was palnIui. anu
DR. Milne was of the opinion that IL might prove
fatal although probably not immediately.
The police Of the Nineteenth Precinct were ID
formed OF the shooting and began an investigation
AZ once The rocks on the north side OF FORTY
thrd-st are twenty feet high In some places nd are
Drowned by . number of old shanties occupied Dy
Irish and negro laborers Near these shanties sew,
eral boys were playing yesterday afternoon; ana
pistol shots red by some OF the boys were heaTu
by the peighbors shortly before Miss Duncan was
wounded. BY the time the police began TO MAKE III
auiries the boys had disappeared, ana tne occu1
pants of the shantes professed the most p5GIipntt
ignorance regarding the boys 1he ponce uiu t H1S
discover who fired the shot. althougn inc Sn.n
neighborhood was greatly exciteo last ey Intaf
Tbe police said that the shooting was aceoent sh
but that they would arrest the boy VINO uEVu '"o
shot if they could find him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

Now is the time to buy a Sealskin Sacqu
Kind Of tashi9naoe fur garment smATSs the wo
Offering goods retail Splendid opportunity 70 secure re
liable aud elegant garment cheap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
aHIppLNl NERS.

PORT OF NETWORK. RON 20. 1881.
ARRIVED.
str MnaDese Brl Dsvdhsy, LvsrpOo 10 dJa with ndse
. Warren a 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

SAFEs.-The best aIways-all improvements
lowest prices Emory, 20 vesey.sL
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RUPTUR z

Its Relief and Care M Certhin Day Follows Day.
since the reduction OF Dr. sHERMANs terms thousands
Eding hm for treatment glaly THROWING away
their gripping rsome dspiTitng and lfeunishing rus.e
His affection makes the patient comfortable
and Of Kind CT exercise or aDOr
IL grand hing aud those who are ruptured and 40 not
proye themeyes with endure che dangers OF that
affection and the OF unsses III through NE
thousands cured the most haerng
OF gratitude 10 DT. SHERMAN He B the author and IN
IL applicable 10 and and under his reduced
Of almost Patlent3 can
ceiye treatment snd for nome same day. -,
benefit OF the afflicted who arc sceptca aDout l1e
Dootoa great puceess submits follow from among
hundreds Of similar loterr 70 DO seen NJ his orice;
WESLEY IHlLIIPSS CURE.
Dr. J. A. SuRgMAS-DEAR stu; am happy 70 intormyou
entirely cured Of large sctOta rapture ~ QUO
wear ago to-day that received teamen have tested
going without the appliance My business that
NV rnpuTe a. you viii recall your mind similar to
Mr.. Jordan's 81 pamphlet Of binstrauQna
rupiaTed the 1862 while 10 tho Army nave
tried spring aud elastic rusacs with great u
iury nv Tipnre always growing Finding must get
some Tse no determined 10 Try you as
lAt resort that found your treatnent
ing my terrible condition, surprised friends as well as my
sot Daring treatment have worko hard In my bust
enjoying aud comfort and have not Lost
davis work Ny general health has also improved; VIII
recommending the afflicted 70 you whenever
Won nav pnI,sh Ibis letter tor tho benefit Of humanity
sdfess = NO ail East 4Aiha Win eesh Eli re-
main, youre Respectfully. "EsAbh FhALbAFS'
New.York Clty, Oct. 80, 1880
Dr. SHERMANS Book Rupture gyes convincing proofs
frn gentlemen others Of hs Successu treat
meu 1t Is illustrated With photograph OF Psd eases
before cure sent 20 those who serd 10 ceps Principal
onisc No. 5bi Broadway New York Branch Office No 80
Milk st. Boston. DAYS IN New IUTkMunday, Tuesday sat
urday. In BosIon-Wrdnesiay, Thursday Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

Pashence IL good thing for man to hav
but when be haz got 20 much 1t that be kan fish a
day over the side ov boat without eDy bait on his hool
laZyness IL what's the matter w hinl-J Billings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
= Island, Light Me- dense fog.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

1,ry,sorrE March qO-Arrived, str wsstphalia tsefl
sehwensen from NewYSrk for Hsasnrff e, Meyer mon
HamburR for New.York. 49,. ravav-nont
HAIIFHx March 20Arrived, str Parisan nom A'efpVO-
AMERICAN PoRTA
,,-r,ovv March 20Arrived strs Lclpsig tGer Ptener
premep, cleooafra Marhhman saVannahi John ehnVer
Wood, Philadelphia - - S,.,,,o-. polt,rno-e
NRwJpiFIys March 2O-ArriVed at the Passes-StrS MOT
ran civ from Hew-Yorki Medetor from Liverpool
sailed. strs NeW.YorK and Mississippi
DEILwIRR BREAKWXTER March 20-saied, strs edersnd
audi fraon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
NEW AND CORRECTED CHARTS.

The Navy Department has published four nav charts ana
souudnRs and observations mae by naval and coast
survey Vessea The onr charts show the anchorages
and the the southwest coast OF Ask
harbos and anchorages tho west coast o.
the west coast OF Mexico and the Isa Gande
hafbo Aexco Among the corrections made in the existing
charts recent soundngs OF Ushant the group Oh
small islands connected with Catharne Island IN
the North Pacific and the following IN the South Paono
ocean, The position Of Maria Theresa reef soundngS SOUTH
Of the reported position Of La Rance Shoals the coral
bank southeast Of Sophia Islands the reef southwest OF SOLO
Islands and the coral reef In Damper straits
Tor Later ShiD Neps,u anu see FInh PdgA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

secl pest tits quss probable thzt The orchard IN
seats ksve been killed Dy the coating ~ s,t tSe
egrs which were laid in the ground have been pIo-
fefed hy the frequent falls OF snow and tnat sne
and Restrictive than in any year since their raEaees
hogans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
To THE LADIES.

Synonymous terms-Independenc Day an
Hub Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

To The LADIES.
Moscuo bites pipes and botches cured by Dr. To1AsS
VENETIAN LSMKN Warranted superior 20 ANYTHING else OF
no pay Sold By all the druggists az 70 and 90 ceats