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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
A BRILLIANT METEOR.

A brilliant meteor was visible about 9:15 p. m,
moving a liitle north 81 west It's path was fol-
lowed by trad of night that reseublel the tail of
a comet and was about thirty degrees in length.
was about three inches. During he last five de-
glecs of its path its brl!ha cy increased iIag-
ments as large a, of the first magnit lde we're
left behind il. and then 1t burst wi II fash
like "A rocket and disc ppeared. sound was beari.
Professor Rces OF Columbia College was asked
Yesterday If he saw the meteor. lie replied that
lac did not thou gh about the time It was visible ne
had been watching hc sky from the college ob icT-
vatory. There are not, he SAID, many meteor~ TO
be seen In the sky at present, but Sml ar appear
ances are visible at all times of the year. lie did
not attach any special Importance TO this one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
WHAT is Z II. ~ TO.DAY.

Newman Ranney injunction case before Judge sedg-
wick
Hanrr.ley viii case before Surrogate Rollins.
Private meeting Of Academy OF Music directors.
New TOrk-ChIcdCO League baseball match, Polo
Grounds +.
Meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce, q. IN.
Nauc-C ar rOn before Referee Dwight, IL a. m.
American institute quarterly meeting, Cooper Union,
p.
B0ucIcaults lecture on The Art OF Acting" Madison
Square Theatre, r..
ueliichs Cup lacrosse tournament, ST. Georges Cricket
Grounds HObOkCn.
walking match. Madison Square Garden.
Gertrude l.. AAh'> trial, General Sessions.
Clio OF entries for The Hose show.
Woman Suffrage Society, No. lO3 West Forty eighth ST.
5 p.
Cht Service Reform Association, No u West Twenty
fOulth-st, =. m.
We side Club. Manhattan Hall, IN.
American Bible S0cely Bible House, 3 p. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
THE CASE AGAINST JUROR PARKER.

Frederick h. Parker. who is charged with at
temptinc 10 make money out of his position as one
of the Jurors IN the 1ai of Martin -. ryrrel who
was convicted of keeping dlSordcrly house AT Nos
% and % Clntol-St.. Brooklyn. WAS examined
sessions Yesterday. ryrrel John NJ. Golden. Of
the Commissioner of Jurors office. and Richard
Mansfield the alleged lessee OF TyrTells house, teS-
tilted IN relation their aiiidavns IN the matter OF
Parkers offering to bring about . diSagreement OF
the jury if paid $50 rhey contradlcted Themselves
on many minor points and admitted that they took
no action IN the matter until after the verdict had
been rendered. Parker pleaded not guilty. and
waived examination. lie was held for the Grand
Jury and furnished s., 600 ba IN cash. The
matter will 90 before the Grand Jury to-day, and
if he is udct the trial will take place on Friday
Judge Moore reserved his decision in motion for
now trial in TyrrelPs case until after the Parker
il dppl1ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
OVERLAPPING DERELICT POLICEMEN

Policeman Alexander Robinson, of the Broadway
Squad, was on trial yesterday at Police lleadquar,
tiers for refusing 10 arrest man who had squ'rted
oil on several persons near the Trinity and Borce
Buildings j. G.. Maben, broker at No. Wall
81. who saw the nan squirt OIL on a mans coat
and wOniau's dress, pointed out the stranger To
Robinson. The policeman said that he had not
seen the alleged offence committed and did not feel
authorized to make arrest when the man said
that il an accident
Policeman Donoaha of the Twenty-eGhth Pre-
cInct was tried for dscharGng his pistol III sixty
nuth-st. April -, and for failing to report The
fence was that he drew his revolver in his own de-
fence and did not know tnat the young woman was
wounded Decision was reserved III both cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
rHE CuANRER on COMMERCE MOVING.

The Chamber of Commerce Yesterday removed
into its new quarters in the Mutual Lie Insurance
Compauys building on the site of the old oSt
Office The three new rooms are On the llurd floor,
ana are connected that they can he thrown INTO
one long haU l2l by so feet. The middle room.
where the MEETINGS are 10 be he'd, Is eighty feet
long At one end il n room for the use OF the eN-
pcutive officers and the committees AMI at the OF her
end is the room toI Secretary George Wilson. he
desk for the president aud secretary is massive
piece of mahogany iutnlure set on a raised pat
form between the two central windows. The large
and valuable collection of oil paintings and the
library OF about 5000 hooks were transferred last
night. The first meeting III the new rooms Will be
held to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
JUDGE CowING's CLIENT CONVICTED.

No lawyer WAS present in court when Joseph
McEntte who was charged with stealing horse,
was called for trial yesterday before Judge Cowlng
in the Court of General Sessions. The prisoner
pleaded guiy and the case was ready tOr trlal'
Judge Cowlng-I will look out for your interests my
self.
John II. Schrcivcr, grocer, testified to the loss
of the horse.
judge Cowing-You may come and tell the jury your
story Did YOU tak' this mans hOrscf
The prsoBef-Wel will tell YOU about II. went 10
the grocer md told him tho horse sick and asked
blm N could not take him and walk him about lie
did not say might, but went and took hun 'hd not
mean tpsel the rise, bu lot OF men got around me
and offered 500 FOR him. go
Judge COwing-Then you took the horse without the
owners permissonl -.
The prisoser-Yes stole horse but did not mean
10 sell hnn.
Judge Cowing-What do you mean ~ imposing upon
the court nv saving YOU were not guilty and
kuowledgng chat yOu are We viii change your plea 10
guilty and You are sentenced TO the STATE fT'so io
four years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

The Nacark Daily 1drertiser, yesterday at MS
house in IrvingtOn, was largely attended Inc
body was taken TO Buffalo for burial.
August seide age forty-eight, who has wife
and two grown children living at No. 30 College,
place, left the city on Tuesday night, accompanied,
Lang's husband died last October. and shortly
afterward, in consequence Of her relations with
seidel she was expelled from church. she recent
ly sold her husbands business, realizing several
Thousand dollars.
Judge Magic has granted rule TO show cause
why there should not be new trial of the case OF
feigenspahn, tho brewer, against Judge William
Morrow, Tor libel 1t will be argued on June 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
Health Notice.
Important to Families Changing Residence
and. Families Cleaning House.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH

BY great persistent eIeron together wrb wiser
part Of h0u ehoe have been successful greatly reducing
the death rate the past Throu n the liberal
OF that most valuable aud thorough GisDfectao Pstgs
ChlOries disease have been destroyed disease beo
Ing matter heuralized and much sickness sorrow and
expense spared.
this work with
cooperation 0, every family greater good
oomplshed-
The grand opportunity Of the the spring house,
cleaning presents itself In adi ion to the thor
ougb cleaning Plats CblOrdes should be LITERALLY In
every bedroom every closet pantry cellar and storeroOm
the after orubbug the floors and before tha
carpets sprn floor with the Chorides IN dlu
uon-oue part Of The by soaking into the
boards renders them permanent purifiers
Ia the closets and pantre, MAKE the Glnton little
and besides the spnnkhns wash the base boards
In the tie closets the wash-tands DO very partc
MAR wash sides and all with In dDuron
eght
In the space under around the water closets and for
rnsing dnfecting the house drains, al
ways u literally.
parties recently changing residence wond mos, par
tcu ay urge adoption Of greatest sanitary
Many which outward appearance most desr
able are through AMI through by the utter dis
regard Of sanitary the part Of The former
psnts them without thorough dsniecton Is 20
invite disease and death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
THE UNITED STATES MUTUAL ACCIDENT AssO-
CLATION,

800 AND 312 BROADWAY. NEw-YORK-
THE BEST IN THE WORLD. THOUSANDS or
CLAIMS PAID. NO CONTESTED OR UNPAID CLAIMS.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR EUROPEAN PERMITS
GRANTING FULL BENEFITS WHEN ABROAD.
$4,000 INSURANCE, WITH 1854 WEEK INDEM-
NIFTY, COSTS MEMBERS ABOUT sI3 YEAR.
WHICH NAY BE PAID AT ONE TIME ~ PRE-.
FERRED. $4,000 INSURANCE. WITH $50 wEEkLY
INDEMNITY. AT PRoPoRTIONATE RATEs MEM
BERsHTP FEE So FOR EACH $4,000 INSURANCE
PAYABLE BUT ONCE.
WRITE FOR CIRCULAR AND APPLICATION
BLANK. WHICH YOU MAY FILL. SIGN AND FOR
WARD TO THE HOME OFFICE AND RECEIVE YOUR
POLICY ~ RETURN. No MEDICAL EXAMINATION
IL REQUIRED TO BECOME A MEMBER THOU.
SANDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN REJECTED BY
LIFE COMPANIES CAN OBTAIN ACCIDENT IN
sUKANCE.
CHARLES d. FEET of Rogers Poet & Coz,
PRESIDENT.
henry O. PEDDER oi Arnold. Constable & COR
vICE-PREsIDENr.
JAMES r.. PITCHER, SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

YONKERs.-Jacob REID has been appointed water
commissioner by the joard of Aldermen, of which
Michael Mooney elected chairman.
WHITE PLAI>s.-Wright Banks clerk 70 Sheriff
Horton, died Yesterday after suffering ten days
from hemOrrlage Of the luugs. lie was fifty three
wears old and leaves a widow His funeral will
take place tomorrow.
SING SING.-M. Oakley has had J. |. GOrton the
public school principal. arrested for whipping hrs
son. Charles who refused TO obey and sing with his
class. The case has been taken 10 White Plans tol
trial. The Board of Education upLods lr. GOrtOn
800. The earnings at the prison for April were
S20Oo3 90, aud tho expenditures SlJ,Oo3 AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
STATEN ISLAND.

MARINERS Acknowledgements StrOot fell over
hoard from the ferry-boat Laura VI. Starin, at Elm
Park, on the midnight trip Tuesday. Francis Han.
nan, the fireman. sprang into he water and held
his head above water until boat was lowered.
ELM Professionalism Stckiuski, who hvcs on
the Stone road near Bnl's Head, was reported yes
terday TO be dying from having been thrown do%n
stars on Sunday by Jacob LervandOskey, of No.
377 Madison-st New-Y0rk.
CLIFTOV.--B. b. Hopkins, whose brothers, Samuel
and Stoddard Hopkins. with Samuel West, are sup
posed 10 have been lost recently IN sail boat, has
offered reward of 800 for the recovery of any of
the bodies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
NEW,JERSEY TOWNS.

HOBoKEN.-Recor1er McDOnOugh's court was
crowded yesterday at the trial of the suit to com
whose maiden name was ida VI. Swat, is twenty
years old and good looking. She testified that she
was married on January 90, and went to Philadel-
deserted her, leaving her penniless Sne received
money from ner mother to return home On March
9 Mrs Hair met her husband on the street, but he
refused either to support her or give any explana-
tlon of his conduct. Hair SAID that his wife had
agreed before their marriage not TO require INN TO
support her. but the Recorder ordered Hahr TO pay
her S. a week. Being unable TO give bonds he was
remanded to prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
home Ne us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arrnus Hoiej-Dorman b. Eaton, of the
United states CIyi Service Commission; Colonel j. T.
1ourtelOue, United states Army; T. steTy Hunt, Of
Montreal and Congressman David r. Paige, OF ONO and
John AIHOli r of E.Ira, y. N..---Neic- York HUel-
Ex-senator william PlhRucy Whvte, OF Mary ldnd-....
BtndsOr ioLiludgr Auasa j. Parker, OF Albany
EretrU HOUSrThe Marquis Dala Vale, Secretary Of tie
Italian Le-atlOu at Washington. s. James HOfrf-COn-
gresham 4 Y Parker, Of Potsdani, y. Y......H o0mo
H0USe-Charlcs " McCuur, Of Buffalo. Park Are'ue
HOtei-DavId A. Weis.O Norwich, Conn .Gr0nd HOtet
Commo dOre Earl English United States HOte
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. v 7 IIrnY. ol BOSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
MAKING FACES LEADs TO BLOODsHED.

coored ball which began on Tuesday even
ing in the Iorkvio Hall was in progress a. a. ~.
yesterday when two young negroes, william II.
Harris and Levy Plant, quarrclel about the
position which their partners should occupy IN
Quadrille. After making faces at each other and
striking each other cheered on by their sweet
hearts Plant dIow pistol and used it as a club
when Harris also produced revolver. hen the
men fired several shots at short range until
Harris fell Plant escaped. Harris received two
wound, III the head, bat at the Presbyterian Hos
ptai 1t said that they were not serious Harris
IS a cogchnau at No. 1850 lhlTd-ave, he police
placed him under arrest yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
BURNING OF THE WHITE ELEPHANT.

The white elephant Is no more The small boy
did II with ms 10Y pistol 1t was not Barnum's
sacred white elephant n0r was II the painted one
ii was not ForcGaughs Ii was eighteen inches
taller than Jumbo and II belonged to the OlympIan
Club the managers Of which were having 1t caIted
about the streets 10 advertise chlIdIcns costume
carnival stalking Oh occurred III front of IHE IkI-
BUNE office at precisely $40 ,. IN. yesterday az 1t
was passing the Franklin statue. AicdIIcss uicAin
ran biayey INTO the street drew and cooked hIS cap
pistol aud placing the muzzie close 10 the tan OF
the monster pull ed the trigger ! here was aouoden
fash, the tail quickly hurst INTO fisme and almost
instantly the whole body was ablaze. nan caught
hold of the elephants trunk and uled toPul MN on
the wagon, but the trunk only wabbled and the
elephant refused to bulge. Another man sent out
fire alarm and in Il few moments Printing House
Square was filled with a number of engines, tracks
Rud the water tower. The latter was not needed,
however. HE animal was pushed from the wagon
with pole and stream OF water WAS quickly
poured upon lt-aud the crowd Inch had gathered.
II burned up, however. The stfect-swteDcrs gath
cred ito ashes III the night and they VIII probably
be buried in the somewhere near Barren Island.
The elephant was built OF a rattan frame covered
Nth canton flannel aud its trunk, tail aud ears
were arranged with stImgs. aud were moved by
strings from within. The man who attended TO the
strings had just stepped out INTO the fresh air when
the casualty occurred 1t Is asserted that the
animal cost 81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

Guido got out of the way, but he was caught by
car and thrown on the track, where we whoeIs sew
cred his bead from his body. He had been Worklhg
for some time on the road. Shortly afterward, an
other Italian laborer whose name is pot khownI
who was working on the brooklyn flato9 anu
was can.ht bet geen a locomotive and car and
had his ght leg crushed and the calf torn on. lie
was taken 10 the Kings COUNTY hcspltal; ne o'her
vorkinen refused TO do anything more that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
KILLED ny A GRAVEL TRAIN.

Two accidents on COney Island railroads occurred
near Sheepsbead Bay tuesday afternoon. HE
Iueck road" crossing. YincenzO Guido. age forty,
was at work with other men tamplng the earth
about new ties which had just been LAID when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
PLATT'S CHLORIDES

Is not isniectant II has been submitted
physicians and sanarans for the past
the Endorsement Of over 5000 of tho
most eminent practtioners by druggists every
quart so EACH sir for 81 30 As each
quart preparc- gallons OF dsnfectins fluid Of
ample ali household purpose II II the most eco
prepared ann being entirely Odor
attended with tho disagreeab!e ea
lures common rank-smellIng chemicals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
NEMAIiK.

Judge McCancr yesterday reversed the decision
of Judge Fort aud non suited the plaintiff IN suit
brought by Inward f. Baldwin, 10 recover benefits
as thc beneficiary of Mary +. Baldwin, a member Of
the Golden Star Fraternity.
The funeral of DR.. Sandford b. Hunt, Editor Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
long INLAND.

BAY RmGr.-Jom Remington, alias Captain
Jack" desperate character, has been arrested
charged with setting fire to the barn on the Brown
estate which was burned on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

cnAnLEsroS, April sO-saileo Gulf Stream Pen.
nnytou New.YOrk.
SAVANNAH, April Sosaed, steamer Tallahassee Fisher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
Announcements.

Genuine Hos EKracthas SIGNATURE Of Johann
Hon and MOrtZ EsneT neck every bottle Dy
all physicians. for general debility. Beware Oi limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
MARINE INTELLIGE YOE.
MINIATURES ALNAVNc.

MINIATURE ALAATNc
sun rfsss l54; sets sotS O:D3 Moons agots
HIGH WATER rO-pNi.
4 H-SandY HOOK O.l6 iov. Is1nl 059 teN g1tt 2:2s
p N Sandy Hook 43 lsilIL lJJlIou G1t1 zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

Earl & Wilson's "shOrt- band" Collars an
oeadedge Cuffs are the best Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

TORPID LIVER: Headache, Fever, Dyspepsia,
Chllls. cured by Wells Health Remover"
"RoUGn on TOOTH POWDER elegant loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

Before packing away, | will offer splendid
bargains In Seaskn Sacques Paetots Newmarket and Dob
mans You from $50 TO 500 reliable garment
purchased Furs repaired received storage AMI
insured against all loss & &. SHAYNR.
Manufacturer, 1913 PTtnceat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
rnL MovENENr5 OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


LIVERPOOL, April 31-Arrivcd, steamer Dent Home l}r)
Uurs!. from Baltimore Apulr.
QtrFty1ION O. Apu ia-~Iled, steamer AdriaC (BT, Har
sell. fron Ityrrpo1i hence FOR Newton
SOUIHAArION April 3OAr1Ycd steamer Main Ger. Hell.
mer- from New YORK April ~ on urr way Bremen and
proceeded.
April Passed, Salrmo tBr) WilaOn
Jew YORK ApU IA. % hen To- Hui
IsIL WIGHT priI 30 assrI steamer NOOr1aud (icl
Nicke- frOm Nrw-iork Aprii H. "u her Antwerp
COMMA Apui 2j-Arrvcd steamer Ptwnro OBI. Harm
den. fiOm New Ors April =.
JOINS. Nj April 3OArriycd. sea anoyc tBrl,
Liverpool.
FAIlle PolNr. April 3OPa-s-d steamer Montreal Br),
Bunch'i t., hum Liverpool sol Montreal
MAuuAAES lLtti April Sftscd atnerca Peruvian BIZ,
from lAN cIpJUi f.. Montreal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON, April 30 Cleared stoIaeri leghany Halett,
Baltimore. saxon, snow PnadepI Gen whitney IialctL
New YORK
tauri, steamer Canadiin Glasgow.
PHILADELPHIA ApUl.U-Atrved, steamers blanche houder-
Port AutOulO, Louisa Nen-NOrk.
Cleared. steamers AiSIfOwn, fOrt4muuthi IustwandA,
Providence Arcs Fail River; MnyfUwrr. Nrw-fUtk.
DELAN BtAKwArKR Apru oOPassoJ steamer Illinois
from Philadelphia Liverpool.
BALuAoHE Aprl 80 Arrived, steamer Vineand, Chance,
kew-AOIk.
Cleared steamers Nubian r, Jones. iyerpoo josephine
Thomson. Neo.lOik.
ssiled steamer HeladAL Portuense and Nublaa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
Ht LeKingtOn-ave- between 10th AMI Jth.st,
Bours TO l, > - J. Diseases u tbs NsryDns 3J315n
Genito- Urinary OrzlDa Impotence ani I5srili5y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

Steamer G nnada tBrl Robins N. Londou-F W Hurst.
steamer CITY OF Chicago Br Lrch Liverpool VIA queens
a Uman 50 20.
.tsorn"r 6 alileo Bri Jankins Hnl-Sanderson & Son
sfeamer State Of Nevada .Hr, stewart Gasg0w-AnAtn
Baldwin g co.
steamer Oisino .Br, Jone, Antwerp-Ausn baldwin 90
steamer YbarTa NO& span. Otcfo. stJohn. NB-Jas
ElWcll s. Co
steamer Murlel Locke. st Ktrs. st Lucia. Barb@ioes-
A r Outrrbr dye < 90.
Steamer Alns SPAN moran, ~ Johns PR, hayagnez etc
FOrwOpd K Co
steamer Algi-rs Percy Galvcston-I A Van sickle
Steamer sauO Domingo WnDetL Chariest0n-Jhs Qnln'
sic Steamer + W Bruno Foster. Baltimore-J Krerns
steamer Commonwealth Van kirk, Phladephia-John q
Roberts ..,
Steamer Eleanora, Bragg Portl.nd-TIoratio Han
snip Mary BIZ, Deltsr; Amsteriam J whitney
ship Adorna Ger Balehr PbilAdolDhia-Herman KoOp
BARK Importer GER. wesacls. Hong Kons-Herman Koop
BARK Angelo Utah. Moriola, Anjicr Java for ordersAn
BHlI Fortunate Rpetto GtaD. schanno, Aner Java for
orIrrs-Andrew J Inns.
Rars uchno tItal Dcrerni Batavia ADjier Java for
Onle. s-Anstin Baldwin & Co
BaTk Guho tIan Mart ,0no TarraP ouafh has Starhlo
Rfrg Christine Brl FlnnlAg. Sew Scanmel Bros
Ring Belle Mnrcl RIO tande do sui. BIl via
r. decentralization Watson < co.
Bng Hunter. Whitten aguAyn and asIaca0o -Suzarte
& Whitney
Brig Emerson Roke- Mcrston. Cardeuas-Waydell Co.
5chr Frank Atwood Miller, Aspuw1l-B Abbott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

Steamers and Egypt, for Lyerpoll ~ Laurent.
ITayre COani ROTTERDAM; Elder bremen Iona, kingston
AIpa Ponce i tOblu Iic on, 'hattahoOchce savannah;
"a ito D1iungu ChatrSton; Manhattan. Newport News
Ships DOald Mckay for Bremen Fraser. Amsterdam
BARK Mary q Hale. prJgrcsO.
Brlgs loltic Relic RIO GGandc: Pearl, Barbados.
As1-aiiAd-Nla Lone lsu -o1ndSt"Imera NbaTra No &,
for st John, y Il; Llean0rI Portland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

PORT OF NEw.YoKt... WEDNESDAY. APRIL 80. 1884 |


sPRlV
rs Steamer Taapoosa McRitchie. WASHINGTON.
Steamer Bolivia tBrI Donaldson Gaurpw Apnl lS and
Novir 10 md-" passen ~ Henderson Bros
Ste,mer state Nebraska b. Braoa Glasgow Apr1l ~
and o. with dse and passengers TO Austin BALDWIN
& 49,.
steamer Rhaeia tGerl Vogeigosang Hamburg April TO-
with md - AMI pa s-enRers 10 Kuuhirdt & CO.
Steamer tity Washington Reynolds Nofa tTuz Apr IT,
Froutera tauprch- 10. ProgTe-o - AMI Havana day
with mpse and pissru 70 Acxantrc & sons.
steamer Moss Brow tBr. Doh'on tmDarlcu days. Win
sur4f t1J " Ceballos & Co. vessel to Sedgor Eros.
steamer Colorado RISK. Galveston lays Win mdSe ana
passeucrrs 10 & n MALLORY g co
steamer Guyandote Kelly Norfolk, with mdse and passen-
q Old Dominion - %.
steamer L1c4Nw,e Jeuney. Lewes Del with mdse 10 Old
Dominion ~ 60
Simpson. spence & Young -. 49,,
Bar. Viora Hopkins Hopkins Padang l04 GAYS. with
mdsc 20 order; ye-ae' 10 master
Rark san Lngi Qfa Tiaplni Lisbon G3 days with mnse
10 orier; weasel to Funch, Faye E Go.
BarN Bristol Robins n. PrOgrt so 70 days win muse 10
Thehiud Bros: vessel to Il + MetcAf & Co.
Bar. sinus Sol lItm PeinamDucO 10 days with sugar
10 order; vessel ~ master
Bark Myrtle to John NB Carter Bahia so day.. with
sugar Frushnng Goshen; vessel II snow Bur So
Bark Hoppot SNcD SanuelsOu, Pensacola y days WIN
lumber Beulan ~ BOye-en Il bonn 10 DOidr"chl ho
Ian and put into this port leaking inches per noun
Stcem schr walker Annn@On smith, Matanzas days,
win sugar favemryCrSE Elder; ve7ar 10 master.
with lumber 70 order; vessel TO Scanmrn Bros
SUNSET -WnI It sandy uoo~ Hight hay. At city
Island. light Me- clear.
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Arrived yesterday

Steamer Jersey CITY Br uorIo BrsoI II DAYS With muse
10 Arkell & Douglass
Steamer Ben Voirich Br Cornish Palermo April 3. and
Gibrlltar 70 with mdse ia n BOulnnO and & GraHanO
vessel 10 simpson, spence & Young.
Steamer Excelsior hawthorn, NowOrieans days, VIII
mdse ~ BOgcrt x Morgan
New Orleans Hasey New orleans DAYS, WIN
mdse and pas scngers 10 samuel n Seaman.
snip Moodburn OF GretnpcE Bcns5u. Calcutta or days.
with udse To- Cooper, il, vesSei 20 baNtor Co.
Burgess, Sarrrt, Antwerp March 70, WIN IRON
and empty barrels To order; vessel To snow burgess
Rarg Vale tNnrl unders0n Liverpool so with salt
70 order; vessel 10 smith n Boe.
BARI Surprise t0f Boston AVerl PeTnain6uo 81 DAYS
viii sugar 10 Ii IL swift & co: vessel 10 Brown & Co
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n, Londou-F VI Hurst.
Lcltch. Liverpool via queens