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National Republican., 1883-10-29
BARGAIN No. 4.

Two hundred dozen Cashmere Hose,
full regular mot finished seams), extra
long, new colors, new wool mot old
wool reworked - in fact, not shoddy
goods), 4sc per pair. Sold by the cheap
stores for Csc.
BARGAIN No. 3.
One hundred dozen warranted All.silk
Hose, in black and all the new colors,
both dark and light, $1.22 per pair. We
sold these goods for Sl.45 and ut that
price they were very cheap.
BARGAIN No. q.
Five hundred dozen Gents Striped,
Plain Colors or White English Balbrig-
gan Half Hose, 25c per pair.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
Woodward & LOthrOp

WOOQWalQ q hOlllOp
Beg to announce to their friends
and patrons that they have re-
Gently placed in their establish
ment an Elevator, run by a
Whittier Steam Machine, Of
most approved pattern. Gus
toners will find upon the Sec
ond and Third Floors the fol-
lowing Departments:
DoMEsTICs!
BLANKETS!
CURTAINS
CLOAKS!
CORsETs!
UNDERWEAR
HAMBURGS!
TIDIEs /!
We shall offer Great Values
in Blankets.
100 pairs Heavy 1914 Blan-
kets, only S1.75 per pair.
100 pairs Heavy 11-4 Wool
Blankets, only $3.50. Such
have not been sold less than
$3.50.
50 pairs Fine 1914 All Wool
Blankets, only 81 per pair.
so pairs Heavy ia All Wool
Blankets, IS per pair. A Great
Bargain.
so pairs Extra Fine II-4
Wool Blankets, only SO pei
pair.
Finest Grades of Blankets al
$3.50, $3.50, 50, $40, $II, SI2
and Sis per pair.
100 Crochet Quilts, extr;
size, only 81 per pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
AMAY WITH SEVERAL STORIES.

man rushed into Police Headquarters ycster-
day and said that on thursday night he took a
room IN the Central Hotel. Nos. POI aud 253 Canal
St. where he registered rs j. Clifford, but
changed his name after to John Gilchris While
tIere ne sand he was taken SICK, and a number of
men went into his room on the plea OF BENG ambu-
lance surgeons 70 remove him u tie hospital aud
while Attending to thcirms,On of mercy trey robbed
him of $40 in cash and a silver watch. Az the
hOiel ii stated that the asked Tor room at
about 1880 y. III. Thursday and Sail that rs ho
had no money he would eaye his watch as security.
l.. Hoops the manager OF the ho.tl. saw that
the man under the influence ot
LIQUOR and gave him room on the
second floor. The following afternoon the chamber
maid detected Il strong smell of as she was pass
ing through the corridor, and traced II to the room
occupied ny the man wlrsTlho TWO names. she IN
formed Mr. Hoops, VINO broke open the door and
found Clifford or GIlchrist lying on the bed uncOn-
sclous and the gas escaping from a burner
A policeman was called. and an ambulance from
St. Ninceuts Hospital summoned. Tie sufgcc Il APP
piled restoiatIVes aud wuen the man revived he
said that his name was j. GilfOn. He returned TO
the lHt.l on saturday ana said that he had been
robbed of $40 i'll money and "a silver watch, and
remarked that he had idea when
or how ne entered the hotel. lie
said that he was q wealthy man and lived IN Madi-
sou-ave aud borrowed ) cents to ride uptown. A
few minutes later he re uTncd aud said that he lost
the money and wanted cents more 10 visit his
wife lie next wanucred to the Sixth Precinct sta
ton house and reported that he robbed of 500.
The man made many statements that II was lnl-
possible to decide which one TO believe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS POR
SHIPPIAG VIEWS.

SHIPPLAG VIEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. .........SUNDAY DEC. 81, 1882.
ARRIVED
Steamer aeo Br) Jenkins II ull Dec H. with mdse and
pa seugers TO sander son g. sons - IN,
Steamer Caudius der. Port Limon 10 days, with
Dominion, Walker, Richmond CITY Point ana
Norfolk passengers to Old Dominion 80 60
Gaucus, Bearse Boston, with mdse ana passed.
gers III L Dmock. -
20 order. vessel 10 Slocovich q Co.
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook, light, WNWi hazy. At
City Island, light, W. cloudy
Biela for Liverpool Britannia Narsees BATHS
Jenny bremen; Rebacca CrowelI, LyttleOn Scud Fort
spain; Golden Fleece, Burbadoos.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Dec 3lArriyed steamer Alaska (Br) Murray
from New-YoTk Dec 20. -, -,
OtiyEssTowy Dec 3I-Saled, Pavona OBI, Nc
KAY from Liverpool hence for New-York 49,.
HLVRE DOC 3l-AUlyed, steamer bTauce (fr uhaulo
HovIIIF Dec 3l-Arrsed, steamer Partisan (Br), Wyle
from Halifax Dec %, on her way 10 Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosroy Dec Starved steamers Johns Hopkins. Hallet
Baltimore Holman, CIOwe. Philadelphia; w Cord, Doane
~ Pun .pytPmA Dec 3l-Arrlved steamers British Queen
NorweiL IL, elpOol Lancaster Minis, Norfolk Reading
smith Portsmouth WllamspOrt Willete, New Bedford
Sautoe Croker, NeW-Iork. 90. ..-,
-ailcd, steamers Allentown, NewNork Achilles Newoury
HAITfioRF Dec 3l-Auvef. sieamcrsG0val tBrl Brown,
Kingston; ontario BIZ McAulcy. Liverpool ~,
CuARIEsIoS, Dec STARVED steamer wyoming PhladeL
PsSvASxaH Dec 3I-Arrvcd. Gate City Boston.
sailed, steamer = moon, Liverpool
NEW-Oa.-ANs. Dec 3l-PatsoA sailed steamers Bfanko-
low. West INDIAN Oon cameo ana Lone STAR the aer or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01

Announcements
Gluten SuppostOries cure constipation and
plies Pms prescribe them HEALTH FOOD coi AthaY
Earl & WusoN's "shOrt band collars and
petd.e,lgo cuns are the bcs, sold eyerywaoro
ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT.-Price So 10 $40
rue rru,. so 20 $50 Pomrr0y rruss Company No. 15j
nralway Tho best surgical appliances Of every kind
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
144Ieungtou.aye.b bet Fceu 4lt1 and SDt1.Sts
Unurs % l. ) d lup1elof. St'ry, Dtt,li'f 0t ths
orsaus aud nervous system, spociaos.
"RoUGu on RATS Clears ont rats, mice,
aies reaches bed bugs ants yermin. chipmunKs. l0c
Women that have been pronounced incura-
bile by tho best physicians have been completely cured by
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
TIE STANTON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,.

The congregation Of the Stanton Street Baptist
Church took possession OF tho lcctureIOOm OF their
new church, at twenty third-st. and LcNiugl On-
ave, yesterday morning. Inc attendance was good.
Ihe pastor the Rev Henry q. IiscOX. preached
from Era, vi. 8: And that which they have
need of. lot it be given unto them ~ by Gay,
without fail" la his sermon the gave the
reasons that the congregation HAD altitude 10
God and truot in HIM, and the nee COnsccra-
ton To HIM and devotion 10 HIS wOri
The lecture-rOO IN III the basement OF tho build
ing and IS we-lghtei ANA cheerful. IL has "a seat
ing capacity OF aOout 400 when the slde-roOms are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY T. 1889

thrown open. 1t Is expected that the main audt-
encc room which will seat about $50 VIII nc
ready abont March 1. The building is OF PhIlade.
phla brick and terra Gotta the basement being OF
Newark brown-stone. 1t dimensio us ARE 20
feet By 90. and the total cost, including the
was built In 1888, and was the mother church of
the Calvary and the Fifth Avenue Baptist churches,
building are placed in the wall of the lectureroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
Mr.. DUFFY FULL OF THANKS.

Frank Duffy, the well-known Democratic
Ward politician, was prisoner in the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday Omcer huise' 81 IA me
Duffy was wrangling with o cabInan at Hlxth-ave'
aud Thirty-frstst. early in the morning aud when
ordered to move on used insulting language, ana
that MIR Duffy was drunk at the time.
Mr. Duty drew himself mp moved his rght arm
over males icaly and said In deep stentoran tones
my FREUD Assemblyman John Tanning VIII show
that the charge Is false" -
This Mr. Tanning failed to do, Mr.. Duffy became
n trifie confused made a motion to put on his hat,
Jecollected here he was before he had accomplish.
ed ms design and spasmOdoally jerked 1t out OF
sight. He then asked: -,
Has not a Democrat as an American citizen, a
r,ebi TO get drunk occasionally
But not to create disturbance" replied Justice
Bixby.
t" But your Honor" ,.,..4,u y
"Pll let you on this time, but don't do 1t again,
"Oh! Oh thank your Honor, thank you, tina K
you,r and Mr.. Duffy walked grandly out OF Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
THE DEBT OF Sr STEPHENS CHURCH.

Toward tie end of Inass in IT. Stephens Roman
Catholic Church yesterday morning the pastor, the
Rev. DR.. Edward McGlynn, advanced 10 the altar
railing and announced that n renewed effort IL
about to be made 10 pay oil or reduce the heavy
debt that has Tor long time bnrdened The
church. the debt amounts to nearly S2OO,OoO.
DR. Mc(ilynn after .reprimandng his congregation
for their neglect to contribute IN accordance with
their means. said that special collection would
be taken up during All the services On next sunday
be repeated on the first sunday in every month
hereafter, until sufficient funds have ocen pro-
cured to liluidate the entire debt vi the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
ALLOWING MINORS To PLAY POOL.

Detectives Wade Bayer ana Wilson of the Tenth
Precinct, on Saturday night arrested Mary Barnett,
of No % Ludlow-st.; Emil Keller. Of No. 101 Allen
ST. and Adam Banhaui. of No. 201 Chrystle-st.. Tor
permitting minors to play pool III their rooms at the
places named. The first two named were required
10 furnish bail for trial. There being insufficient
evidence against Banhauf lie was discharged
About fifteen lads who were playing the game
in different rooms when the descenis were made
were also arrested and locked up + the night In
court they discha ged, the younger ones prom
isng TO appear as witnesses when called upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
HOME Ne rs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,r- York H0tel-Beverley Tucker, of Nir-
gina. ..... Windsor Hoel-Ex-Congressman Bfnjamin
Dean OF Boston, Westminster HOfei-Captain Hamilton
Perry, OF the steamship Britannia. Gtsey House
Captain j. b. Labelle OF Quebec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

New Years Day ObservGnces
Changes in the city government.
Meeting Of new Board OF COr0nera.
Mayor Edson's reception in Governors Room nj City
Hall.
Reception on Scholarship st. Mary's.
Meeting OF FaTragdt survivors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
STATISTICS or ARRIHALS.

ARRIVALS OF VESSELS FROM FOREIGN PORTS FOR TIE
YEAR 1882
NFwYORK 3-BclOw f. the number OF arrivals
Of vr-sel- from foreign port for the
lSS2 distinguishing their class and nationality This
fbe ia complied from Of Government kept -
ne barge Office Alfred Mabe boarding officer:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO.DAY.
sunrses 1896 444 Moon rises MOon's DAYS %
wArER rO-DkI
M-Sandy HOOK O.l4Gov Island. 1;32; Hell Gate. 1921
PA-Sandy Hook 1;0Si Gov Issnd lio2; Hell cate Sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
THE MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL.

One hundred and eleven cases day for the year
1882 was declared TO have Deen me average Work
of the Mount Sinai Hospital In Lexingt0ndcanVe az
the annual meeting yesterday over S3o,OOO mas
been LAID out IN improvements ana new puudlhgs
aud when the whole is completed the directors *
meet to have the finest equipped hospltal on Inls
co.tinent The receipts for the year amounted 10
500 700 and the disbursements to S07,O96 leaving
D Daan was stated to be $121 IS, of which about
$50 was for food. The average length OF stay OF
The patients was twenty-five days VI the lo,ooo
Jewish families in New-YOrk 100 are regular con-
tributors 10 the funds OF the hospital The receipts
on Hospital Saturday ard Sunday were $500.
The only change IN The stan mas Deeh tns dg. In
ceeded by DR.. Dawson Lyman biuni was re-
elected president, with J. Wallach, vice,presdent'
De Witt j. Seligman, Adolph Haligarten, and M
Dinkelspiel. directors.
HOSPITAL SUNDAY COLLECTIONS.
Nearly every Evangelical church IN this city took
n collection yesterday for charitable work IN nos
pitals and homes The last Sunday In
H. wear has become associated with
bosoital work through the Hospital Saturday and
SUNDAY Association. Some clergymen, whose de'
nominations have not ahospital dlstinctlVey under
their care advise their cOngre cations TO give lheI
money 10 such institutions as are chiefly supported
by tier denomination. Other ministers sug
gest that while the money should 90 thrU 'bsi
sssoc,aion. it should be understood that 1T is in-
tended Tor particular hospital.
The collections were large ytsteFday Gut 1neh
freasurers said that they awavs received gifts Tor
two or three days after the regular COLLECTION Dad
ben taken and they did not wish 10 have
the partial amount published Last year the Prot
estant Episcopal parishes gave three,iourihhs OF
tie money sent 10 the treasurer from an tne
cbnrche. and synagogues In this city. But, as has
been stated, many churches send their money oil
rectly 10 the institutions and were not cred'eu III
The report OF the association. $50, a.
The boxes in the statIops of the elevated roads
were not neglected yesterday aud many passengers
dropped their contributions IN them lsteaG o. une
church plate In the drug stores the boxes were not
natronized so we'll as IN the railway stations
Int even there they were not forgotten. Inc boxes
viii be taken down on Wednesday, but money may
he sent 10 Charles Lanler at No. ~ Nassau-st;,
until January 10, when the books will be closed.
The Distributing Committee IS changed TINS year
by the subs tuition OF Mr. Edison for MI Grace,-hes
X ynr Of The eity the Postmaster the president OF
tho Chamber of Commerce. and three other promi-
nenf gentlemen forming that committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
ENJOYING MIR. wILDWs DISCONTINUE.
A WINDFALL FOR A BOSTON MAN.

In 1906 a certain Denis Doyle, Of this city, dis
appeared. A sum of money belonging to Doyle was
III the possession of the court of Chancery. Ii was
never claimed by him, and IN 1916 was invested IN
mortgages on RIchuond County property 1T then
Amounted to So, 800. The money, by an act of the
Legislature, subsequently turned over 10 the
treasurer of Richmond County TO be kept III trust
for the owner or his heirs In 1882 the money had
accumulated 81 900, and Sta en- Island lawyers
became neres ted IN the matter. Ii being conceded
that Denis DOYLE was dead "A search was begun Tor
his n irs. and James DOYLE gardener and a son of
Denis Doyle, was found III BOs He produced
satisfactory proof to his identity and the money
was paid to hIh Jew days ago by County Treasurer
Robinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01

BY NEW YEARS DAY MOST PERSONS HAVE PRO
yIDED THEMSELVES WITH WINTER CLOTHING,
AND THE PURCHASES FROM THAT TINE FOR
WARD ARR CHIEFLY TO SUPPLY CASUAL WANTS,
EXCEPT THOSE OF THAT SMALL PROPORTION OF
PEOPLE WHO HAVE DEFERRED BUYING FROM ONE
CAUSE OR ANOTHER. IN a COMMUNITY AS LARGE
AZ THIS. HOWEVER, EVEN THAT SMALL proper
TIoN OF CONSUMERS WILL BUY IN THE AGGRE
GATE A LARGE QUANTITY OF CLOTHING, AND
OUR INTENTION Is TO TURN ENOUGH OF THAT
VOLUME OF TRADE INTO 4 SINGLE CHANNEL
TO TRANSFORM WHAT Il ORDINARILY DULL
MONTH INTO A VERY BUSY ONE. TO THAT END
WE HAVE PURCHASED
A MAHOGANY CHAMBER SET FOR s15O
WEBER GRAND PIANO FOR $500.
AsiLyER SERVICE FOR S311.
TO BIZ PRESENTED ON FEBRUARY l. TO THE
BUYERS IN OUR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS DUR
mo THE PRESENT MONTH
To MORROW THE ARTICLES WILL BE DISPLAYED
IN OUR WINDOWS. AND WE SHALL EXPLAIN IN
THE PAPERS HOW THE PRESENTATION IS TO BE
MADE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
THE SHOOTING OF LIZZIE CASTING.

To Justice Patterson, in the Essex Market folce
Coor Yesterday officer Sullivan reported that LIZ,
s;s l.astlina. who was shot last walk by Edwaro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
THE COST OF NsTRUCrING AN OFFICER.

William Becker aud John Dayi were arrested by
Officers Gregg and " iegand, Of the lWenty-nihth
Precinct police on Saturday night for selling tickets
n front OF the new Casino Mr. Becker was accused oil
not having his badge in conspicuous position. lie
was admitted TO bail i'll 500 Mr. DAVIS was ac-
cused of Sc ling he tickets in the lobby but, as the
charge was not substantial ed, he was discharged
Mr. Davis tod the reporters that he was not ar"
rested for selling tickets, but for correcting Ocer
Wiegaud. He sand that while he was converslng
with a roundsman, WIegand approached ana put
his oar in y and in the course OF his remarks pro-
nounced municipal municipal He quietly told the
officer that ii should be proncpnced mu-nis--pall
whereupOn the officer seized bin by the neck ana
threw him headlong into the street, severely inlqr
ing his wrist and thigh. de demonstrated with the
OFFICER and SAID that If he had done anything wrong
lie should be arrested not assaulted, ana that an
officer had no right to put his hands on man I'M
less TO arrest hln. The rOundsman and oilcer then
seized him. and, saving that they would make a. sh
show of him. walked HIM thTough SiXth-aVe. 10 the
station-hOuse On the way they kept his arms ex-
tended from mis- side 50 as TO atract as much atten
tion us possible. He said further, mat wneh ar,
rested he had tickets worth s.. aud Becker had
tickets W orth $50, which were now useless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
STATEN ISLAND.

Port RICHMOND lhOmas T.. Cable, formerly Of
cables llO el COney Island has purchased property
Tor the purpose of establishing "A hotel there.
NEW DoRP-Alilt0n W. johnson has been elected
trustee O.. the old M0rayan Church IN place Of
Lawrence H. Cortclyou VINO compelled to de-
cline reelection account at age and tHilng
health Mr.. Corteiyou has served as trustee of the
church for fifty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01

Lavine Of No. 174 East Third-st., was out of DANCE
and was in tair way to speedy recovery. Wnen
called upon by the officer at
pointed the weapon directly at her and it exploded
He did not draw il from his pocket accidentalIy
taxing out he ms sbdonx he sad to his wife,
!" Ii carry this pistol I'll shoot somebody" Never
theless she does not think he shot her ntentlonay
she can conceive no object for his doing 3d. they
being warm friends.
A CHANGE IN THE ST. MARY's COMMANDER
Commander Edwin NJ. Shepard. United States
Navy. will relieve Captain Henry Erben OF the COM
mand of the nautical Scholarship ST. Mary's Gap
tain Erben relieved Captain K: l. Phythian IRON ON
the command on January 10, 1879 II was az me me
special request of the Board of Education tha the
Navy Department permitted Captain ErDen 70 re-
main IN command more than three years, that Delng
the allotted time during which officers are permitted
to remain on any special duty reception wiz De
given Seamen NindermaDn and NOros late OF the
Jeanette Arctic Expedition, on board OF the 81.
Mary's this evening. .
Commander Shepard was born in this city IN
September lS43, and was appointed mdshlpmah
In the navy on November "a, 1853 In 1851 he was
ordered to the slOop Yincennes, then in the West
Gulf Squadron. In 1882 he was ordered to the
fIigate Mississippi and he remained on board of her
until her destruction, when he was transferred 10
the gunboat Essex. At the siege of Port hudson,
while attached to the Essex, he served with naval
battery OF nineteen guns on shore for several weeks
aud received c0mmcndatory letter from Geheral
Arnold, General Banks's chief of artillery. lie was
at the siege of Charleston the monitor Manopac,
and afterwards when on the steam sOop Wachu.
sett on special service assisted i'll the capture OF
the privateer Florida, on October z, 1864.
ENJOYING MIR. WILDE'S DISCONTINUE.
When Oscar Wilde met the elegant and suaye
"son of A. J. Drexel,n who recently persuaded The
apostle of esthetcism to engage IN dangerous
game Detective Prior of the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
riding down town i'll stage. lie saw the atfect-
ing meeting, which took place IN front OF the worm
Monument. Knowing the confidence man by sight,
the detective left the stage TO what was to be-
aesthetic of being fond OF gaming, but. there was
more innocent iun III him than % casual spectator
would imagine, aud he walked away right briskly
with Hungry Joen The confidence man Is de-
scribed by Detective Prior as being gentemanl!ke
person, with a smooth face and smoother manner.
He succeeded in getting $50 from Mr. Wide IN
money. The checks given were stopped at the bank.
Detective Prior did not see the poet alter he had
Deen swinded, but he said yesterday that he would
like TO have done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01


The Central Labor Union met yesterday afternoon
at Clarendon Hal III lhirGeenth-st., L. Is. Mcclure
OF the Columbia Labor Club, III the chair The
report of the Grievance Committee in the case OF
Thomas Masterson was made special order OF
business for next Sunday. Last week 1t was de-
ciGed TO organize q building association Tor the
purpose of erecting structure which should con-
tam lar O public hall, number of small rooms.
library and reading rooms for worklngmen A com
mittee were appointed 10 take preliminary steps tor
this. Yesterday the committee lei Orted tnat tDey
had prepared a bill 1or submission to the Lcglsla-
ture which provided that upon the payment OF ~
per cent of the capital stock OF the Worklngmens
Building Association INTO trust company tDe Clly
Council should be empowered TO grant TO the anSO-
citation site of land, of the value OF $4,000, TO he
acquired by purchase If necessary. Tie bill pro-
yides further that if, at the end of ten years the
association fails to erect building the property is
to be sold the city to i've its original purchase
money with interest and the remainder. II any, to
be handed over to the Workingmens Building AS
ISOLATION The report was accepted aud adopted
and the committee were instructed to DrlnS the Dlil
before the Legislature. v
The Legislative Committee also reported bills for
the better protection o. life and limb; TO abolish
contract work in all departments OF city govern
ments in the STATE; to abolish convict Labor; to
regulate the rates of wages; TO protect tenants
against landlords and to enforce an eight hour
labor law The first three of these proposed DIS
were discussed and acce ted before adjournment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01

COAsTWIsE AHhlN AIS.
The number arrivals from domestic ports during the same
period ~ follows;