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New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
SAILED.

s sr, % ,%nS Mort ESshsp
wa,or Gewes Dc ships MisdaIcnc Bremen David Crock.
et an Francisco. Barks Aqrila, ADJier Heather Bell,
wang Tuberg; Mary Jenness Brunswicx Ca; Mary Has
Bark Bondevennon Nor, Simonsen, from New York Feb
Is for Bayonn having sprung aleak during the heavy
MISCELLANEOUS
Tho Custom House will be open from 8 20 10 A. m.
February 30 1882 the entrance and clearance Of vessels
rHg MOVEMENTS OF srEAMGas
FoRgGGN POtTS.
Loynoy, Feb lssailed steamer Grco'e tBr Pearce, or
ooh ,rrived steamer Napier tEr Anderson. for New.
Hughes from Philadelphia Feb o. for New York.
LIyRRrooI, Feb 0-Aruved steamer Italy BIT, Williams,
2Oth-Arrveo steamers dominion Br Reed from Portland
Feb 2 Via HALIFAX Feb 81 Guiliermo span LazzaaIa' Hom
,, LAME ES6 i8Arryea; sqio Of Georgia tnr'
LIZARD FEB 2o-Arryet OF steamer Holland CBr,. Mill
BoRDEIux FEB 30-AHjyed steamer Chateau Lovile Cr,
Olivier. from New.York Feb ..
DOMESTIC PORTS
HAFAv Feb 2O-Arryed, steamer ontario, Portland for
sailed. steamer Nova scotlan, Boston.
RosToy, Feb 2o-Arrvcd. stea ners p II Miller. Bowes'
amsre Roman Nckcrson, Philadelphia; Gaucus, Bearse
31pS if GaTfT Ss TspP@S FS fsE anes Hercules
Riley New York Hercules pendeton Philadelphia Rattle
2Oi-Sliicd i : steamers samuel Dexter and Galatin
DELAWA.E BREAKwArEE Feb &O-Passed inward steamer
NOrutn. POsOU.
sailed. steamer British Queen, Newell. Liverpool,
PHtLADFLPHIA. Fen 2O-Atrivcd lmers Wllamsport
Wilct,. Boston: Perkiomsn Miller Portland Norfolk, Law
aon, NewYOrk EquaoI lI7ck ey, Fan River Cdt1 MT
ing Briggs, Providence Norman. oogins Proyidence
lHth-~ailct steamers Por-y.Ie. pierce New -BedIoiu
Centipeic worth, Boston; Berk4, itis0n. Boston r..
BALTIMORE, Feb 2tArrIYd stsa Geo Appod FOSter
Savannah: Wm KenGe v, warren. Providence ohio ,Gerb
Never. iremen. -.
Cleared steamers Elizabeth, Wood. Philadelphia; VIM
Crane Iowcs Boston Cleopatra, Mlrshman. Charleston.
Sailed steamers rhare and Nm crane.
PoRr ROYAL FOB % A qyod steamer city OF san An
tonic, Hines New-l Ork.
e. n
MOBILE Feb 2O-ailrd hanger, NeITniillOn Bay
CHARiEsIO, Feb 2U-ArUvcd, calvert, Baltimore
NEW.OgLEANs Feb 2n-At the Passes-Ariyed, steGmer
City OF Dallas. Leitch. Belize
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
PRAPARMG roR TIE SIX DAYS RACE.

The pedestrians who are to participate in the
six days walking match AT the Madison Square Garden,
which ia 20 begin on February p. busly preparing
for event aud they undergoing vigorous training
At the American Institute Building Rowel N0rcmac and
PancnO long distances twice day. They say that
in order to win the large scores will have TO be
made and that they training as much as they can
alta d. Hug g. - The Lepper," however, believes that
there is danger of entertaining and does little hardwork,
prcfcrring says. to his rength for the race
Fitzgerad Vnt fGazac and Scott making their pre-
paraiora at Woods Athletic Grounds in rOOkyn. They
all b,cve in hard work turing their tr1ning and daily
take long rapid Ncrcise on the track Nlle toNeIs
previous performances and luck nav" placed MIN 70
the head of tnr betting list te 'act hat Fitzgerd.
Hug o. Nurnmac Niut and Sullivan have each male
$50 mi 90 six days contest has given rise to
the bel ef many at he Will no be the winner OF
Aspcn, have arrived from En- land and have
ch roe Of his Interests the track. James
Smith s httiny FITZGERALD, and Panchot
T. in he hands Of " Harpv Jack " Smith Most or the
reticcut In z rd to what tney consider their
chances OF winning but they all seem TO be
conf cut Of victory.
The iclcs of agreement stipuate that the race shall
beCin at 1905 n. Fc rulry ~ and last 142 hours
No cOmplefi less hIn 525 miles will be emit led
to am part Of the - 900 sweepstakes gatemOney
TIL vim Of tine ca will take trophy md all the
stake unless than five startin which case the
second nan VIII re i've $1,000 The gate receipts,
nj er the have been paid are to be
divided follows: II only one man com
prres j25 miles or more, the whole Of
pete 525 miles, the winner will receive two, birds Of
the receipts, the cOnd man Onehird. II three
more complete 525 miles the winner viii have one
hall Of the receipts aud the other hal will be divided
rent or the Garden II id that they have disposed
OF the bar privilege for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
PIT TO FLIGHT BY Il CHINAMAN.

Sam Lung, who keeps laundry at No. 124
Hester-st reported TO Police Captain Alaire Sunday
that Oh Tuesday morning two men entered his place,
seized him. and then robbed the money-drawef. At z
O'clock Sunday morning :hey returned and attempted
20 rob the drawer again. The Chinaman had purchased
pistol and when they entered the place he pointed 1t
at their heads and drove them out When in the street
one of the men fred two shots at h one Of the bullets
passing through his hat Detective Wade Sunday night
rested John ONeil eighteen years old, VINO lives in
BOwery house. ana John Gottnardt, twenty
years old OF No $50 Chcrry-st. ONei was positively
Identified by the Chinaman one OF the men, but he
was not sure 0f Gotthardt.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
LONG ISLAND CITYs UNPAID TAXES.

The officials of Long sland City are cndeavOrng
TO propose bill for the collection of unpaid taxes
satisfactory to the majority of the property owners
4 conference was held yesterday between a commit
tee of the Board of Aldermen, headed by President
p J. Gleason and CoTpOratIOn-A ttOTney Burnett, III
regard to "A bill drawn up by the latter. This pro-
poses to sell property upon which taxes remain un-
paid after due notice TO the owners by the Corpora
lion Attorney The dcinquents VIII have eighteen
mon hs III which to possession of their pTOD
crty. but if they fail do this, heir rights become
vested absolutely in the purchaser 1t Is not thought
that tins bill will meet with the approval OF the
CItizens' Association which is composed of some of
the weathicst residents o. the city. committee
Of the Association is preparing another bl and 1t.
in many respects differs from the advocated by
the OTpOTatOn-AttOrney.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
MINOR ACCIDENTS TO SEA VESSELS.

The steamship NebO from Rio Janeiro, after pass
ing Sandy Hook yesterday, grounded on. Romer
Shoal, about $3.50 p. H. The TIDE was running ont
foafed at high tide. The vessel was not damaged
apparently.
The Norwegian bark BOndevennen sailed from
fins mort on SATURDAY. for Bayonne, France. On
Sunday morning she sprang leak and she returned
to port yesterday for repairs She was tOwed to Erie
Basin last night.
The steamship Vincenzo F1orio, from MedIter-
ranean ports, arrived yesterday On February T. in
latitude $50 1S' north. longitude 90 5s west, she
Mexico for Niarscies She was short of provisions
and was supplied by the Florio.
Thursday last, in latitude 46o 40 north, longitude
40 west, passed three large iccbergs They were
in the track of outward bound ocean vessels.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
SHIPPING NEW
NHIIIINT VIEWS.
PORT or NEW YDRA .....FE3 20. 1892.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer CITY of Montreal tIIr Land Liverpool Fob z
Queenstown 3 with m,l-e and passengers to John q Dale
steamer Britannia lir, Perry LlyerPoo Feb D. Queens
steamer 1paM r Grace dIyGP99l ~ Fs} ~ and Queens
iir Cook, Liverpool Feb IL aud Queens
town j., with mdse and passengers Vernon Brown CO.
win mdsc to q 4 ~ + Meyer vessel to seager Bros
steamer lieimod Dan. lein iiayIo via Queenstown 10
steamer y Caland CDch, Deode4, Rotterdam Feb with
mdso ana passengers 70 Funcb. Edye & Go.
steamer Nincenlo Forio utau Cahrro, Palermo Jan 2G
he.sna Feb =, with mdse and Passengers TO Phelps Bros
steamer Yebo tBr. Lightbody. Rio Janere 20, with
steamer Newport sgndberg Havana 1 days, with mdse
steamer General Whitney Hale Boston, with mdse and
Steamer Pioneer rla Philadelphia, with mdse to VIM
clyde a 60.
steamer louisiana eager Neworeans5 days. with mdso
snip Mini Gen, ylhland trieste % days, with empty
Order; vessc. 10 Benham Pickering e CO. ''' ~
(Ger Holt. Bordeaux 5j days, mdso
Bark Curla III tBraz, Bleto Penambuco 80 days,
sugar to order; vessel to master. o.. ID,
Barr soahda tNori Jue, Leghorn 80 days with mdse
order; slocovich & Co.
sUNSEr-Wnd a. 7lntv Hook. light, T.; very hazy. At
CITY Island, hight Ne; cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Beagoe BIZ Webster. London Henderson Bros
steamer Abys-ina Br, Douglass. Liverpool Queens
steamer ANY Dora 1Gri. Sinclair Bombay-seager Bros,
Steamer City Of Para, Dexter Aspm"ail, UsC-Pacidc
steamer Franconia, Mangum. Porand-J + Ames
Steamer PoneeI platt Philadepha-Wm clyde & 60.
Steamer Tunstsll lBri, Mackie, Bamoro-HelOni AZ Co
Steamer uchmond. stevens West Point Va-OId Dominion
steamer wyanoke, Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich.
mond-oId Dominion - Co
Bark Carl August (Ger senets iOtterdam-Funoh Edge
MAI GER. Danielson Stockholm -Benham Pickering
BARK Alice Cooper CRr Armstrong Hullsnow Burgess.
BARK ADbie IL (Brl, Hunter LyerpoOl-C Bertaux.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
MP. CLAHKE,S STATEMENTS CONFIRMED.

to add TO the statement published yesterday III HE
TRIBUNE regarding the troub es of the Chicag'
paper-dealing firm of Clarke. Friend, Fox q Co:
himself of The report that his halbrother, who had
kept the books of the firm in Chicago had made 2
him TO make entries which he knew to be false
Cyrus w Field said that he had seen the release Oh
tained by Mr. Clarke from his former partners. In
to pav the partners $4,000 in instalments, and
81 s 900 had already been paid Mr. Field was sat
islied that Mr.. Clarke was not liable for the firms
dents Martin a. Smith, attorneys for Mr. Clarke.
declined to make any public statement in the mat
ter Mr.. Clarke yesterday was a tending TO his
duties as usual at the Office Of his employers, Col
hronn Day q Field.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFFS.

Prices of breadstuifs took turn upward yester-
day, and this iact suddenly checked the export De
responded quickly TO the changes in Chicago was
srrong evidence of the truth of the rulnors that
there was a precOncerted movement on the part Of
The "bulls TO advance prices generally. The pro-
vision markets, however, were fairly steady. AT
the close wheat showed an advance Ol TO Il cents
u bushel, and corn of ! cent bushel, with cor
responding advance in other cereals. There was
great excitement about noon upon the receipt Of adj
vices from the West Of an advance of l cent "a
buSlel ON wheat.
The effect OF the decline in breadstuffs last week
showed Itself in the increased exports as compared
with tbe previous week, the following being the
statistics Flour 1876 barrels against 63,459;
wheat G2S, ,039 bushels against l74,64S; corn,
467 6l5 bushels sgalnst 3GS,4J5; oats, 4l,S9S
bushels, with none the week before; peas, 22,O45
bus els against 3, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
FIGHTING orER BUSINESS TROUBLES

Benjamin j. Weinberg, a wealthy ship-broker, of
fore Justice Smith Sunday at the Tonbs Police
Court on the complaint of James +. Jewett, who is
WiIIiam-st.. who alleges that Weinberg in company
with another person, whose name Is William Brown,
entered his Office Oh Saturday afternoon and struck
him several times on the face and head. inflictIng
cuts and abrasiOns. 1t Is stated that business diff
fcrences caused the trouble. Mr.. Weinberg was re-
nnired 10 fnrnIsh bonds for examination.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
HELD FOR HOMICIDE.

Coroner Herman concluded the inquest yesterday
in The case of Charles A. Gray. thlTtv-egIt years
old. who died from fracture Of the skull on No
vomber l3. in the New-York Hospital, The evi;;
dence showed that GRAY on November 10 entered
Gated. David Locke, colored and John Whalen, a
white boy. put him out and he Tell to the sidewalk
sustaining The injury which shortly alter resulted
fatally. Coroner Herman committed Locke and
Thomas the owner of the store to the TOnbs to
await the action of the Grand Jury, and sent the
boy Whalen to the House of Detention as a
witness.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
ICEBERGS AND ICE on THE BANhS.

Iceberrs and field ice on the Banks of Newfound-
land have made their appearance unusually early
this season. The first report of them brought
by the Hamburg steamship Nandala, which
rived at tins port on thursday. She passed several
AZ I9' north and longitude 40 3S west. Several
steamships since have made similar reports, and the
steamship Australia, which arrived from Hamburg
Sunday, passed several large bergs in latitude
465 80 north and longitude 455 30 west.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
Health of Body is Wealth of Mind.
RADWATS SlRSAPARlLLlAN RESOLIEl1

Pure sound fesh strong bone and clear skim
would have your flesh hrm your bones sound without
CaTtes ana your complexion fair, RADWiN'S sAR-
SAPARILLIAN RE-0LVENT.
Remedy imposed OF gredentsO OF extraordinary medical
properties esseaal to purity heal repair and ingate tho
brOken-dOwn and wasted bOdy-QUICK, PLEASANT, SAFE
and PERMANENT IN its treatment and cGre
by what the complaint be designltei.
whether il be 5crOula Consumption syphilis Ulcers Sores
TumoTs BOis Erysipelas SatRheum, diseases OF tho
Lungs Kidneys, Bladder Womb, Skin, Liver Sonilch OF
constitutional the virus Ot the
the BLOOD, which supplies the waste and builds
repairs these organs and wasted tissues OF the system
Price ri. RADWAY Il CO.. 80 Warren-st.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
LYDIA (. PINK HA MS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a POSITIVE CURE

Is a POSITIVE CURE
for all those painful complaints and weaknesses 80 common IN
our best female population
rt win entirely the worst form OF female cOmpaint
all ovarian troubles Inflammation and liberation falling and
dispacements and the consequent spinal weakness
particularly adapted to the Change Of Life
II will dissolve aud expel tumors from the uterus an
early stage OF development The tendency 10 csnceroua
bumors therei checked very speedily by ts
IL removes nntness hatuency destroys all craving fon
smuans and relieves OF the stomach IL
bloang headaches nervous prostraOn, general debility.
seepessness depression and Indigestion
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain, weight and
backachc, ia always permanently cured by its use.
will a all times and under all crcuunstlnces in har
mOny with the laws that govern the female system.
For the Of kidney complaints OF either this
pound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA e. PfNKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND Is
prepared at 233 and 235 Westernave, Lynn Mass Price, s
bottles for So Sent by mail In the form Of pills also In
the OF lozenge receipt OF price, 81 per box for
either Mrs Pnkham freely ali letters Of inquiry.
Send for pamphlet Address above Mention this paper
No family should be without Lydia Pinkham's Liver
Pills ey constipation, biliousness and torpdity Of
Do liver % cents per box
l1-Sod BY all druggists. ii
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION.


The American District Telegraph mpanv re-
Gently gave notice of proposed increase Of the
capital stock from $1,000 600 10 $4,000, 0OO In
the official notice sent to the Stock Exchange il
stated that the purpose of the increase TO pur
chase property, franchises rights and patents neceS
slry to the business of the company.
II is understood that consolidation OF the several
district t. legTaph companies proposed, and 1t is
stated that the several companies agreed TO
leave the plan of consolidation 10 Thomas T.
Eckert ylce-president and general manager of
the Western Union telegraph Company. The first
of the present capital stock OF the American Dis
trict Company, without an increase for the alb
sOrptiOn of he other interests This proposition
was not acceptable even to the American District
Company, which hoped, 1t Is sad, for different
result. The matter referred back to General
Eckert, wi h instructions TO make the present
capital OF he American District Company the unit
Of the consolidation. This award mas not been
made public, but whatever IL was, the Mutual
District Company refus d positively to accept il.
The president of this company said yesterday, III
the most emphatic language, that ali negotiations
were al an en- /. He refused to state what was the
amount allowed for the Mutual District property,
but he SAID that all offers OF consolidation had
from the American District; that his own company
was perfectly satisfied with the present division of
business and that General EckeTt's award had been
refused absolutely. In behalf OF the American Dis
trio was not satisfied with the plan of consolidation,
il " would be made sick within a short time.
The Western Union Telegraph Company said to
have had control OF the American District Com
pany; but now it holds only small amount of the
stock When 1t absorbed the Atlantic and Pacific,
afterward it absorbed the American Union, it took
with il the service which had been established by
1t. The only real opposition which has been offered
has been from the Mutual District Company.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
r. f. r.
RadWav's Ready Relief.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WORLD.
THE MOMENT RADWAY'S READY RELIEF IS AP.
Piled EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTERNALLY AC.
CORDING TO DIRECTIONs-PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
In all cases where pain discomfort experienced orf
seized with Influenza, Diphthera Sore Throat Mumps, Bad
Coughs HOarsenes Bilious Collie Inflammation OF the }Owe
Stomach, Lungs Liver, Kidneys, with Group Qunsy,
and Ague with Neuralgia Headache Tic Dol0reuK
TOothache, Earache with LumbagO Pam In the Back,
Rheumatism. or with DaTrhga Cholera Morbns, or
Dysentcry. with Burns Scads, or Bruises, Chbain
Prostitutes with Strains, Cramps Spasm the apphca-
ton Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will you Of tho
these complaints in few hours. Price 80 cents
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
DIR, RiDWlTS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasees elegantly coated for the Of all dis
OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
Diseases headache constipation, cO3tivenes Indigestion.
dyspepsia bliousness bilious fever inflammation Of ths
bowels piles aud all arrangements OF the internal yiscera
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21

EXHIBITING REJECTED WATER-C0LORS.
over 300 pictures have been received for the
coming exhibition of rejected water-colors. To-day
tbe bano ojng begins at the American Art Gallery,
opd The priyats view will be held tomorrow night
ihe tide 10 appear upon the catalogue will be
Exhibition OF Pictures refused by the American
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F;d5 Ar,,ue Hotel-Senator Nelson W. Aldrich. Of
Rhode Island Ex-Governor Henry NJ. Ma'hews OF 81
Virginia Governor w. Stewart o. Nermnh hn1 n,,o,n
A Ohio sstHuinstcr fo'e-t
Hamilton Perry OF steamship BIiiGlnic e' lo5R & ots.
r de Funiak General MaDay Of the Louisville anu ~
Vile Railroad m Windsor Hot>iC Cencrn LuclIs fanShi'
U. Minister 10 Spain. and James Tllnghast OF bu'"o
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21

RUPTURE believed AMI curel by DR.. J. A.
shomIns method without the !re trasses niiot Prin
cipalOce 2jl irOalYl Consultation lays nlly, Tues
day ami |IIray lis DO)t with plJO Td jhc hk uesse5 OF
bad before AMI after cure mailed for lOc.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
announcements

ACrION WORTHY OF NOTICE.-The associate
editor Of The Delaware County Republican, Horace b. Dick
esd Chester. PENN by Jacobs OIL Of very
injuries ial. His appeared be
parayzed, out the OIL cured him.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21

Water-Color Society," In the catalogue there will
be only two illustrations. The frontisPiece VIII
be reproduction of A Butchers Shop" by koo-
ert c. Blum which was shown at the Union LEAGUE
Club last month, and at the end of the catalogue
will be reproduced a landscape by w. Hamilton
Gibson
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21

A lady from Oregon writes DR.. Benson: I
think you should be presented with chariot OF gold for
Cl4iuOmlc Pills having such bless
Ing thousands 0 Sufferers with sick amt nervous headache
neuralgia and dyspepsia New OTk office, l15
FultOu-st
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21

HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. D.,
Il lexington ave-, near 3Jtl5L Ours S5J 4at so-
Attention 10 i5ltle naL
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
MARINE IN1ELLIGENCk.

MIStATURE ALIAFN TODAY.
sun rses Gi5 52 Moon setslO2G Moon'sa age dys
WATER rs-JNT
Foreaoon-sdy Ha 1913 GOy. SID HOO Hell Gate O24
AJerao0asy nA, lO:je; sld ll27; Hen GaIc. O:s9
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21

SAFEs.-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
all aud makes Great 0lrg EMORY 20 Vesest
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21

The removal and prevention of dandruff is
pleasantly accomplished the Of Plrke-s Hair BaIsam
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
DISEASES

The importance Of the system. IT'S power over s
drect bearing which ID has human happiness Is
thoroughly reCOuLed s and the danger Oi OYeraxnS
a. whether through Intense mental application or by the
Indulgence Of the appees and propensite are
proper consideration When the nervous system
deranged IL is absolutely necessary TO promptly seek at
expert whO long series OF years. has do
voted whole time and attention to this study and who
from experience and practice has learned 10 discover al
and promptly apply the remedy thus avoid
ing painfully slow seeking for the truth 50 common %
experienced annoying to the patient who, very
naturally know without delay what Is the matter,
extent OF the arrangement the probabilities OF recupera
ton. and the time required. .
II become exhausted by intense mental app.
cation deprvng IL of the power OF connected thought II can
only s strength by being properly fed and nouhed
systematic methods II IL precisely the
same with the nerves preside organic life The
value branch Of medical practice can scarcely Do
overraed marriage the perpetulOn OF family
names securing Of hereditary es aud the retention OK
estates IN the family.
From large experience in this direction have
been able command by the thankful appre
citation families in the city and Nation and
much that pertains 20 the Ot
every Of the system and the means OF 10
covering powers whether Of brain appetite propensity or
passion.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-28
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Pioneer Reunion.

The annual reunion of the Cheboygan
County Pioneer Society will be held at
the Farmer House, in this village, next
Tuesday evening. Tickets including
supper $1.50. general invitation is
extended to all who have been residents
of the county ten years or over to be
present, whether members of the society
or not. The question of an excursion to
Bay City will be brought before the
meeting for consideration.
BY order of the Committee.