davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
PICKPOCKETs ON A STEAMER.

The police have received many complaints re-
Gently regarding the ickpOckets Oh the steamer
st. Johns PLYING between this city and Sandy
HOOK. Yesterday three men, who refused to give
their names, reported that they had lost then
watches while coming 10 New-lOrk. Inspector
Byrncs said that he nad heard OF these complaints,
but as there had been formal charges he could 40
nothing. lie had. however, sent detectives To the
steamboat landing but the officers of the company
insisted upon their paying their fare As regular
passengers before they were allowed 10 go on the
boat.
-" If the company" continued the Inspector,
does sufficiently 10 protect its myers
interests To give the detectives free passage, shall
not insist upon their doing the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
HIS DEATH CAUSED BY EXCITEMENT.

Jonas BarthOlf age sxty-iive the proprietor OF n
beer shop and garden III Gutenberg, died suddenly
ON Sunday night under singular circumstances. lie
seems TO have been frightened TO death by Il as
turbance which occurred III his place between his
son George ana two from this city, who describe
themselves as George ". iiardie, OF No. 5l3 West
Forty-thlrd-st, and Thomas W. McCilon, OF 400
West Nineteentb-st. These two went into the place
on sunday evening. and got toto a dispute With
Young Barthoi, which ended III hSht Inc
cider Rartholi became much excited III his efforts
TO protect and assist his son, and when the night
was ended he fell exhausted III CHAIR and Ill a
httle while he became unconscious HIS son ana
some friends tried TO rouse HIN, but Their Efforts
were unsuccessful. He rapidly grew worse, and IN
about fifteen minutes after the light mad ended ne
was dead. 1t is supposed that his death WAS caused
by leart disease. brought on by tue unusual cN-
element Young BarthOf caused the arrest OF
Hardle and McClon. and Justice iii committed
thcrn to the COUNTY Jail the following complaint
Cieorge BartlOli If full age being duly sworn upon
his GA D. saith, Jh he 3U;h day July 1SS-, abOut
O'clock T. m. said day. George ". Hardc, OF NO 3l3
Wesl Forty thrdst., and TaO1nas ". NCGOun, ~ No
$50 West Nineteenth NcwIOr CITY, did assault him
b siJiAiug Gn with their fists. and thCt through the
O. cltelnent IA her Jonas Barhof, did become so
effected that he dird fifteen minutes after the AFFAIR
therefore the saiu George Barthoif prs that the ABOVE
George W Har1Ie aud Thomas W McIlOn De dppre-
hended and dC 1t with a. law and order direct
When the TWO PRISONERS were arrested and sent 20
the County Jail. they were placed IL separate cells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
cApTIrPE OF 4 BOLD HORSE THEE

Police Sergeant Gaus, OF the Ninth BROOKLYN
Precinct. while walking in cItiz, rs clothes in
Broadway in that city on Sunday evening, saw a
Young man driving tine horse who asked the
way T. Fast New York. Something in his manner
aroused the suspicious of the policeman, and he
ioowedlthe man IN street car until he came TO the
Broadway Police station, where he inquired If any
stolen horse was wanted. He found there the
description OF the horse and buggy of DR.. X. u.
WeinCT OF No. l02 last Sixty Grst-st., this city,
which was stolen in bold manner by young man
on Sunday afternoon from in front of No % East
FOrty-nnth-st The young man got into the car
rage. lifted out the boy VINO was ia IT. and drove
of SeI-eaut G8us then arrested the young man.
identifying the horse by the letter III upon the
binders of the harness. The man gave the name
Of Joseph Gatens. of No. ISIS Third ave. This
city. Before Justice Fisher, III Brooklyn, he
pleaded not guilty yesterday and was held in $500
bail TO appear on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

posed dam will be built on the west side Of the
draw-brdge on the Boston Post Road or turnpike.
The dam will be Of stone IL is proposed To test
the experiment by first lighting the village OF
Mount Vernon. The engineer who had charge OF
IA similar work at oxford, England, has been hired
to superintend the work.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY-A question Of veracity has
arisen between Mayor DE BevoIse and ex-Pollce-
Commissioner Williams. Mayor DE Bevoise has re-
peatedly asserted that the Commissioners reslgnac
tIon was accepted at o'clock in the afternoon OF
last Thursday and that his action in attending 2
meeting OF he Police Board the same evening ana
assisting in the passage of resolution directing
Captain Woods to make a descent upon Ih1 poor
rooms. was without any authority. MI. WiliaihS
declares that the Mayors statements are raise. MI
Williams states that when he rendered his reslgna
ton the Mayor refused to accept It, slhe interview
took place in this city at halfDast two therefore IL
would be impossible for tine Mayor to have nleu tne
resignation, Endorsed and accepted, at his Once In
Long Island City at the time which he says ne did
Mr. Williams says that he will address an open let
ter to the public stating the facts unless the Mayor
retracts his statements......NO provision mas
been made for the payment of the interest upon tle
bonds of Long Is and City falling due to-day. The
sum required is S14.4O2 81 Mayor De Bevose
says that lie shall make formal demand upon City
Treasurer Morris for the amount
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON--Th body of Augustus Paurschol, OF
Hoboken, n. j., who was drowned on Sunday IN
Silver Lake at New Brighton, was discovered yes
terday. The body was removed to the Morgue az
StapletOn await the arrival of friends PauIschel,
who was thirty years DID, weighed 251 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
sIrRRENDER OF YoRKrowv on CANVAS

The proprictors of the panorama The Surrender
Of Yorktown are erecting a large circular exhibit
ton hail. 1873 feet IN diameter 9nd 90 feet ~, IN
height. at Ffty-eighlh-st. and Nadison-ave. The
n,cfnrc is the work of r. ARMS, a Partisan artist
Who has spent several months in the study of the
scenery about Yorktown. As IT is $50 feet long
and 90 sect in width. IT Will occupy nearly the
whole of the entire wall A small raised platform,
capable of accommodating sixty people. Will be
placed in the centre Of the building. canvas hood
will he hung a short distance above tins, III order
10 hide the top of the panorama and TO increase the
scenic effect. The space between tue
platform and wall will be covered with earth and
set with trees and shrubery. This Will give a
natural eject, which could be obtained IL other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
Announcements


HE PARSON AND HIS HORSE
clergyman drove twelve he or,
w 10 pass the daY with friend. While dinner servsr
running In with the that HE ly1 an
Us PACK 10 Igbtiu agony kicking and struggling about
10 de PERRY DAvss PAIN KILLER happened be on hanS
anu some or II was nj suffering beasTs
throat IN consequence the horse which attack Of
Sc was aOle u trOf cbeery hOmepard the cy ming
MS methOd OF curing sick horses resOrfed 20 IN
providence. L. l. the animals belonging 10 the ri 70
j. Greene says For collie In horses bottle Of IL ina
pht OF water or mix will afford relief in the cases
taken In time"
A nice-titting shoe makes pretty foot. Ger
man Corn Remover makes IL comfortable Druggis has
no equal in the market ~
Cellnod EveG Glasses do not break like she'll
ana rubber rust ike by the SDencar Oncal
Mtg Co. Sod by hIst-class dealers.
Don't die in the house. "Rough on Rata,
clears out rats mice flies, reaches, bsibugS l5c.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
ia LeNlngtOnave- near 2Yth-st. Hours 10 l 5to7
Impotence Stery, Diseases Of the Organsanf
alldseascs that would mpediFent 10 Ia
oIrth OF healthy children speciaiueA
NOT A PULP, muciagnOuS and indigestible.
from gradually heating AnglO-S wis Mix Food
To THE LADIES'
Mosquito bites cured Pmple and Botches removed Gray
LAIR restO ell 10 its natural color by
DR. IOBlAbs VENETIAN LTNIHEST.
WARRANTED PERFECTLY HARMLESS Sold by all the drne.
glsts, az 20 cents and 30 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
SHIPPING YFjVS.
PORT OF NEWBORN MONDAY. JULY 81. 1882.
ARRIN

PORT OF MONDAY JULY 81. 1882.
ARRIN 80
The Sgse1 cGohT aTs London July 49, with
feaer NecGar Gen Bussus Bremen July 49, with mdse
ana Parkanis }r Pyne l6 days with
s,%er Virginia Br Fifth 80 hours in ballast
Steamer Mcclellan Bups Baltimore with mdse and
passengers to Geo II Glover >, 49,, III,
steamer Chalmette, Read NewOreanS days with mdse
Ship Dunhan Br Richie, Calcutta l3f days with mdse
BARK safsa CNor saacsen Amsterdam 5G days with iron
ocean GER, Vogt, Hamburg ~ days with mdse to
Brs i. John candon Pierce sagaa Ia Grande days. with
sugar t. Moses 1g[ Port SPAN ii days with sugar
sebr Ry r Mcfsnc John. NIB, 10 days. with
70 order vessel to a I Ieney; - -. ,, IN o H.. ,
sni Tt io b l. Rcharison vessel to scammell Bros.
schr Jennie Beasey ot BuSEsP0 Ia"ehce' S@n D2mn.
ecir Mary Weober Hodgdon Baacoa days with fruit
cr David Torey. Crockett Portland Me- with lumber to
bT ssaada lewis Bath with lumber John Boyntons
scbr WIN Young Name, Beaufort NC days, with
SrhT Cranmer NorOury. Fernandna days. with
Der to EpPiRggr RuS Ees ony Win days with lnn
hor 10 4; Hunter q sons vessel to ii " LOud & Co.
lumber to John Hoyt. vessel to master
sUNsEr-w.nd at SANDY Hos moderate s. cloudy and
hay. At city lsland light s. clear.
CLEARED.
steamer Republic Br Irving, Liverpool via Queenstown
stSamer Wisconsin (B Rigby Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Valencia Hess, Laguayra, Puerto Cabelo &c
Boulton. Bliss q Dalett
Steamer Franconla, ManguIn. Portland-J F Ames.
steamer Cilurnum Obj Mace, Phhadelphia-simpson &
steamer Martha stevens Chance Baltlmoro-J Krems
Steamer ADcmarie, Jenney West Point Na-Od DOMINION
IS Co. ,,--.. NJ. A. ~
B1rk Agar AUST GlaluIch, LisbOn-Seager Bros
Ngary AUST, LagdrONic. LlsOOn-SOcOFlch * Co.
Rark Alice. HOwes. Zanzibar for 4 market-Gel Ropes
Bark Duke Of Richmond (Br Fairweather, Wellington
Rark concepton (span) Balboa. Bilbol, &c-F Lass
BARK Fratelh tal, Laino Beyrouth turkey
Bros. ,- ,,,,.tou T. 10
Brig Rising sun. Grillng, GEORGETOWN Dom-h "
schr Flora Woo IhOuse, DAVIS rampico-A Dayton & Co.
SAILED.
o,oa-,or Colon for Aspinwa: Abemare West Point, Va
B,rla Sylphide for Elsiuore; Alice, Zanzibar
Iirig Fliza Thompson, for MInattlan
VIA Long Island SOundSteamer FrancOnla. for
portland Shps Northern Light lOkOhana VIM Douglass
an9olIen II Johns +, Van Horn Windsor Ms Path
finder Liverpool
me MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PDRr&
LIVERPOOL July STARVED Lake Winnipeg CBrl
Monttoai heHloh NDt' h"i}' NUN
ROW iITS3 July Sl-Passed, city OF Berlin
Ieifr from July -. on her waY 10 Liverpool
AMSTERDAM July $l-Arnyed steamer castor Nssei from
| New y ork July 10. 49,, m,
RcrrEnpS M Juy 3l--Arriyed steamer Madrid OBJ Gar
| Baltimore July H. ,,,.-,.., A.. N, ,.,.-
CARpFF july steamer Rhiwindda tBr Gyes'
| from New York July TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
HIS CONSCIENCE SUDDENLY SENSITIVE.

middle-aged man, calling himself John Byrne,
entered the Police Headquarters In Newark yeser-
day forenoon and gave himself up an escaped
prisoner. He SAID that seventeen years ago. when
he known as John Brown, he was sent 10 the
State Prison III Jefferson city, Mo-, for burglary
After serving wO years of his term of twelve years
he escaped ana made ms way TO st. Louis. For sew
eral years he travelled IN Europe aud America.
Then he worked at his trade 1, printer in Albany
and III this city. Yesterday he walked from New
York TO Newark to surrender himself, being moved
Chief Medium does not believe the mans story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,ps oppr1cuT HELD FOR TRIAL.

Mrs. Mary Obreght was arraigned In 'he ao 10TH
willie Police Court yesterday morning, charee1
With having thrown red pepper into the eyes OF
Denutv Sheriff Mooney and his assistant. Joseph
White while they were engaged in removing her
husband Samuel Obreight, the alleged lunatic, 10
the Middletown Asy lum. Both Mooney aha Mn d,'
declared In court that she had thrown tue pep
DER and Isaac FrOmme, the lawyer VINO mas s
Inquired in the against ObTeieht, corTopoia eu
their statements They SAID that while ridIhs
through Central Park Mrs. Obreght pulled OUT ';
package of pepper aud Immediately threw IL ihto '
eyes, Her husband then tined 10 get out OF tne o ~
riage. Mrs. ObreIght denlcd that she thITNT an
pepper and said that " Sam threw IL. ol'o W. ItiCc
know where the pepper had been procured ,'nt
Bixby required her to furnish 5000 pan I" 900 .
trial. This sum was afterward reduced Va g. oO3
but nj 6 O'Clock last evening she had NOT IIle u ~
WAS detained in the COurt-tiouse enc S'a'u i. ~
remained there all day and no one haa pIoutn| nN
any dinner until night, when sOnc u Nv n,,.,,,ht
found il out. Aar. Kohn, the couiSei lo 49,. -" -
.icfended her i'm court He will also continue 20 dV
as Obreghts counsel IN spite oil tne u''
oyainsr him when the commitment 10 niuui0VV"
wss nroduced Mr.. Kohn SAYS lhat 'he fea,oi! oi
IL was that ODreght wanted MN 70 ue.l"uli'o oi
order of the Court as false. lie also THINKS 'n'O
Mr. Obrecht will never be brought 10 trial.
The huuor-store at Third-ave. and Ninety second
ST which Mrs. Obreigi.t had taken forcinie po9,cS-
sion Of was closed and barred yeS'@iudS
her friends having given up IT'S defence.
Lake Olrcight SamueiS brother hung ABOUT II
All dav. watching 1t with longing eyes WINE ne
uipu smile PLAYED over his lips. IN yes ne so,.,
when asked as TO his future intentions " 20 H.
renoTter-''ob YES. | shan take possession Oh tno
strrc soop INT am waiting to consult my lawyer.
Intend TO continue the business, ana lVIV Wo-' >,
he any more JumbOs and pdent mixers ei.n0i -
Tho family will now come Dack from III ooNiS"' w
winch they tad fled FROM fear OF samuel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-The Hon. William II:
Chandler Secretary the Navy, and General Amercus
" pee ofOhio S Nicholas Hotet-Ex Senator George
q WRIGHT of Iowa AI6emdrie HOtet-Baron Won kencE,
Of Germany Metropolitan HoteBishog CouP,iaoa
Whitehead Of Pittsburg. Breroorf Homse-otace
Uo,ls,-Fy-Congressman L. X Hart, OF Albion, N. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting of New-York Mercantile Exchange
Convention OF stenoraphera at -. Denis HOTEL
Meeting OF directors Of National Rifle Association.
LAYING cornerstone OF Eighteenth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. BROOKLYN.
Budalo1IetrOpOlitan baseball matcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
rNO POLISH CHILDREN KIDNAPPED.

Stephen Lutzynskl, WHO keeps "A saltwater stand
al Hlnb Bridge, near MOlif-st., reported at Ponce
Headquarters yesterday That ms Two sonS-J"stph,
age ii lht and John, age siX-were taken away on
Sunday by some unknown person. Ihey O0Lh had
on gat-blue calico dresses, button CATERS AID dark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
LONG ISLAND CITY BOARD OF HEALTH

Jude Cullen, IN the Supreme Court in Brooklyn,
yesterday handed down a decision compelling tie
form er Board of Health III Long Island City TO
hand oven the books and papers In It's possession
20 the Board, which was appointed by the
Common Council recently. The old Board claimed
that II had legal existence tor two years "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

straw hats The only clew thus far is that Inc boys
and woman who left at Fi.ty-secOnd-st-, taxing
the children with them, The children, as 1neir
name indicates are Polish, and are unable 10 spe''-
EnClish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteless elegantly coated for the cure OF all liz
the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
Diseases headache constipation. cOstivenes indigestion
dyspepsia bilOusnesS bilious fever inflammation OF the
bowels piles aud all arrangements Of The internal yiscsrL
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOX. Sold by all drag glstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
NUpTIALs PREVENTED BY AN ARREST


David McAuliffe, age twenty, an Australian by
birth, was before justice White, AT the Harlem PO-
lice Court yesterday, g irced with having Ill COM
oauy with two other men broken into the house /
DR.. Welcome Sprague, at 20. 140 East Nlneticth-
st.. on March 80 Mary Thorpe, servant III the
doctors family who had been ordered to leave the
place when her month up, because the doctor
forbade her to receive certain visitors In the house.
permitted the three men to enter the OUTSIDE uool
HE doctor who had been advised OF their coming
by an Anonymous note. had the door of his room
where nc was lying III wait, broken H. lie lred
upon the men, wounding one, as he believed, IN the
hand. and another in the leg. When they saw the
doctor, the burglars fled. subsequently brother
OF David McAulilics was arrested ana held IN the
General oessOns put "as, aCquIt!eu
AZ Dr. Spagune failed TO identity him,
ALTHOUGH the servant gil. confessed the whole Affair."
and 4ald that he was of the burglars. j ustIce
White cent McAuitte 40 the DIstrlct-AttOrneys OF
flee a. he was tOd that all the persons implicated
in he burglary had been indicted McAqhne mad
hcen oat of the city since the burglary and returned
for the purpose OF marrying Mary Thorpe Their
nuptias were prevented by the arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
MARLNE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALdANAC-rO-OAI:
sun ses 457 sets 7l5 Moon rises $40 Aoonsasc dys II
HIGH WATER TODAY
r,r,noou-sdy Hk s57 dow Is.d. 9;27: Hell Gaca ll16
1neruoon-sy uK. 92li Gov sPd' 800 Heu Gate. 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
Rl,lIDIYG OF STEAMSHIPS DELAYED.

OWING TO the unexpected success Of the New
YORK and Bordeaux Steamship Line, winch began
running three vessels a year ago, contract was
more ships for the purpose OF making weekly de-
pArtnres fIom New-YoIk and Bordeaux: These
Steamships were 10 be ready tins Iall. i. lie DOu-
LANCER. general passenger agent OF that me, ba!
Yesterday: " mere has been 80 much steamship
building III France that the builders nave more
orders than they can possibly MI wItuln
the time specified. This has been the Of the
doay IN the building OF the vessels which
were ordered. The line viii not suffer any enbaT-
ras,mcnt however, from the delay, Tor the vessels
Nj, be ready carly next spring time TO meet the
great summer tTaiiic Inc line has become more
popular than we expected. our new steamers wall
lsXc greater passenger accommodations than our
I'D ones ana nothing viii bc Acgl c.ed ~ insure
comfort aud safety 10 our patrons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

The cornerstone Of the 4sT Madison a Agc GE
iieta-st. was lad by Bishop c,ord Slmp1
assisted IN the preliminary services: the
Rev. DR.. n. s Ferry; NJ D. c. qraTl9F ord! ana ana
& : Harrow cr and the Rev. MessIs. j. NJ Ming ara
! :, Chadwick Bishop Simpson and the Rev. Dr.
narrower delivered interesting addresses =, Alter
lie having of the cornerstone Bishop wilson
,r0ron1cad the bcne,icti0a. A large number OF
,rrgymen FROM this and neghbormg cltleS were
fne society for which the church is being built
has heen organized only a few months. 1t is com
n"sed largely OF members from II. PauPs and other
Methodist churches. The trustees OF the new
cInrcn are as follows: ". }. Hutchinson, j. >.
Stout. tre.y.ureg; George F; Itodglnan secretary
II ID Farwell and Bowles Colgate. Inc stewards
ore 4 F. NJ. Purdy, Townsend Nande, ID. II Bates
ana ". II. Falccuer; Messrs. Co gate and Stout
oct ah the Building Committee. lie new chuTch
cccnuics a lot 100 feet by 80. The chapel Is 80
feet WIDE and So feet IN length. The church itself
has a deptb OF 20 feet in Madlson-ave aud
with OF 10 feet in SIXte;hst. Its seating capac-
i4v will be 100. The estimated cost ~ the Oulld-
ing j, S225 900 of tins amount, TlJO,OOO has al
ready been raised. me chapel vii be ready 10. I9f
OCCUPANCY early IN tue fall and the church ltseii
next spring X. IL. Robertson is the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

- Don't die in the house. "Rough on Rata
clears out rats, mice flies, roache, bslbugs I5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

NOT A PULP, mucilaginous and indigestible,
put an agreeable liquid resembling for the baby
from gradually heating Anglo-S wis Milk.FOod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
.Pp1vAI OF CHINAMEN FROM CUBA.

&c I - Yesterday morning brought among
~ Messengers Twelve Cinnamon In view OF 'l'iS q
rpinI,yI reporter called at the Office OF James f.
NJ a. Co fine owners of the New-GOrk aud lia-
wanna steamers, to obtain some lnloThla TO-. d. ~
working OF new law prob biting nlnese Ilull.
ration He was told that when the blli WIS 'iSSe''
nv congress several months grace was gwen "e'oIc
us provisions were TO be enforced ana tlat s'noo
The limit of time had not expired the GO "ds 10y
Vel I'm operation. There was no doub.
about the strugency OF the ACT DS
II steamship companies were ioroiuueh even ~
hook passengers through TO emma, ana tilc eoiIoo
ouence will he that all tins tranc VIII pe los' 10 uo
tinted states and diverted to England. II Wa
CONSIDERED an outrage not only upon the ST. ilShi
companies. but upon the railways ana ,rns
lad notified theiT Havana agents not 10 DOOR any
more Chinese passengers from the moment tIJ Hoo
went into operation for so lar az thcA CVui" SO0
there vas no possibility of eYadlng the law. - ,
limited states Assistant District Attorney Cisiike
was asked Yesterday IN the absence OF pisIlo.-
Attorney " uodfo what action would ne taken Oh
- ,ar,rte6 arrival of Chinese from HaVa0a III
vioatlon of the Auti-Chincsc bill lie s3ld tlat no
copv of the new Law had been received, ouI Wiz
ever were its provisions no action wOud nc laksn
by the DisTict-Attorney except as Vloit,9s VI 'I
law were brought 10 his notice 10y the Collector VI
other proper officer -. H., hos, 70
cs,ved r.specting the enforcement OF the law he
law REQUIRES certificates TO 6e secured IN oIucT 10
enable Chinese who we're IN the oOIl'IA VIM ~
ni"etv DAYS after its passage aud who Wlsh 10 go
abro5d o return If they desired SO 10 90 IbeSe
provisions are beng now enforced. On'y
eleven return ceriilcaieS' ho"eNer' N Xero
been Issued at the port OF C, NV
York. The prohibition of all entry OF Cbinese
laborers into the country was not 70 90 mo 1uGo'
unrl after ninety days after me Chlhese OH DO
enc n law The bIil was passed. on 1Iay u, ana
the Custom House authorities mold that theV nave
no occasion to enforce IL untll August D. Inc mat
ter is III the hands OF Deputy NEhhoop' o. .uo
Navigation Division. Al violations Of the law
which NAV occur will be reported to the DIVISION
of Fines Penalties and ForteitUfes, where the cases
win be prepared for the action oil inc Dis'flc'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

Cellnlold Eyeglasses do not break like she'll
and rubber rust ike steel Made by the snenoer Onai
Mtg Co. Sod by hTstcass dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01

A nlce-titting shoe makes pretty foot. Ger
man Corn Remover makes comfortable Druggs;s IL ha
no equal in the market - 40"