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New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
sHOTBY AN OFFICER IN SELEDEFENCE

TT'RNING FROM ONE MAN TO STAB ANOTHER
John Walsh of No. 40 Cherry-st. with his VIE
ard several friends was going home from ball at
Pytha Loraa Hal in Canal-st. at a. IN. yesterday.
They had all been drinking and were laughing and
singing In the BOwery near Pe-st., there were five
Young men and when Walsh and his party came along
words passcd between them John Dunning of No.
1913 East Twcuty-seyentb-st said something that re-
hected upon the character of Nalshs vile, whicu
Walsh resented, and was struck violent blow by
Dunnng in the face The two men grappled and fell
upon the sidewalk. DunnIng pulled knife from his
pocket and piled 1t vigorously upon Washs head,
making several severe scalp wounds. Inc screams oil
the women attracted Policeman Churchill, who
hastcned to the spot and separated the men.
As soon as Dunning gained his feet he attacked the
officer eavagely with his knife. cutting large sS in his
coat hut hot nhictng any serious wounds. Dunning
was so ouck that the officer could not his club
with effect and drew h- pistol He fired several shots
in the air to irgbten his assaIlan and To bilns another
officer To his AID, but pressed 50 closely by Dun,
uno that he believed his life 10 he IN danger, ana
ne discharged his revolver in Duunng5 face. Dun
Ming tell and shouted for the gang to help him and
Law the copper out but before they had chance TO
do No several policeman came up and drove the gang
away. ,,
The wounded were taken In an ambulance
to the Chambers street Hos spital. Nalshs wounds
were dressed and he went home. Dunnings upper Jaw
wa, fractured; the ball had lodged IN his necH or
slull After the hcmOrrhagc tr0n the wound Dad Deeh
stoupcd Dunnng insisted uI on going out Oi the nos
pita aud he went away With several Ot MS lflruh'
II. h,d bpcp zone ONLY little while when officer
went TO the hospital to take Dunnlng TO the Iombs
Court he officer Nent Out to hunt lor blm III u
hurry Dunniug refused tel how lie shot at the
hospital. aud word was sent there that he vas
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAISs-Ths trial OF the suit OF Miss Elfreda
Robinson for 1000 damages AGAINST the Kev toDert
F. White of Puriys station. begun yesterday. before
Justice Dy kman aud jury holding supreme circuit
Court The action is for assault aud contains all O lhe
essential elements OF the criminal charge which was
tried at the February session. but Juise Dyknan OK
Cluded great deal OF Irrelevat testimony Inc pslh-
tI aud her brother law, the Rev Mr.. G0s were tue
oniy Witnesses The will he continued to-day.
NEw-ROCHEILE.-Tw children of William c. Trap
hagen were severely burned by the 1ppsiOn OF some
kerosene oil which they had put into stone.
YoNKERs-rhc suit OF Ms. Frances Petingl AGAINST
the city To rccOvec $4,000 for personal Injuries re-
ccivcd being driven into a hole in lonkers-aFe.'
while riing with her husband was tried at Nhe fans
yrscrily and resulted in the jury rendering verdict III
her favor for $4,000.
SOMERs-n tins town, which has alimited population,
the following are among the aged people: Mrs Sarah
Lent eIenjy-seven Mrs. Sarah Green. eighty Jnihe
Mrs. Ann Van Cott, nlnety-siI; Mrs. Mirla bahuhg.
eghty-right John Griiln, eEhtyfOur ThHddeus Bar
low. eighty-two; Augustus Wright. oIghtyfonr Mrs
Sarah Weeks. ninety two; John L. Nors, cghiy's Z
Mrs Vors eighty-nine; James L. Travis, eighty SIX
Betsry Osborn, ei=htytwO; Mrs. Austin. eighiy-"he
Mrs Elizabeth Wight, cIchty-iour Mr. White, eighty
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RRODEINN.

George Reube, age forty-eght. of No 40 HopknsSt.
after earOuse No. 90 Eigelst on Monday Tell 90 Wn
stairs aud almost INSTANTLY killed.
Major Charles L. Pack1 has been chosen colonel OF the
23d Regiment 10 succeed Brigader-Genera X. T. Ward
oonr John 3. rockingham has resigned
The ship Benjamin sewall. lying in the NewtOwn Creek
was attached yesterday In the interest OF Barring
Brothers Co.. OF London TO recover $4,000 loaned to
her owners and unpaid
Daniel Devlin who shot his brother john the wealthy
contractor five tim Monday evening ~ No lO1O
Fulton taken before Police Justice Walsh yester
day an Raymond Street Jail to be examined
Oh March Is. Tho wounded man was In IA comfortable
condition yesterday aud will probably DO able TO be In
court at that time.
The Excelsior Club has reelected It's old officers as fol-
lows: President George W. ChauLoey; vice-president
H. g. Du Val; treasurer I, r. walker; secr-tHry, T. W.
WINS; directors. Henry W. Maxwell, Dr. T.. A. Lewis,
Robert \. Bussng. r and W. H. CApp The treasurers s
report shows that III club Is out Of don't and In pros
porous condition. When the uDershIp reaches $50 1t
Is proposed To purchase the quarters now occupied by
the club OF buy a new building
The SUIT OF Mrs. Camilla Barnett for n limited divorce
from Joseph c. Barnett came 10 trial yesterday. The
plaintiff testified that when she working for the
mother In 1881 ho asked her to be mis- wife
and she consented They we're not married. but lived
together and he told her to toll her mother so was
ried, When her mother wanted proof lie produced a
marriage certificate In which the name Of minister.
MIR Thompson, appeared. He introduced her az his
wife 10 Seyeral When her child was born they
abe brought the case before the Char
ites Commi ssonars, giving her maiden name. Camilla
Ranken She received $40 month as long as the chill
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for an hour and quarter after all others nad Deon ro
tired but sho never made O miss.
MRS GURyeES BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT
WHY SHE ASKS 100000 DAMAGES FROM coMMo-
DORE yOORHIS


DORE YOoRHIs
Nvock is apitated over the announcement tnat
Commodore william yoorhis, who 10 known at least oy
reputation TO every Rockand County, mas oeen
sued by Mrs Elizabeth Gurnee for breach OF promso
marriage Mrs. Gurnec. dashlng widow OF torty veo
many years ia Nyac left the place fewyears ago ate
her husbands DEATH and last summer returned ana Veu
al fashionable private clearinghouse III south NyacA
She says the Commodore promised to make her MS we
and wants 500 900 because he did not keep his wOrd
The suits now the calendar OF the Supreme court
and will probably be tried shortly. Mrs. Gurneewho no"
lives at MOrrlsania with her father Thomas Burns as
sorts that Commodore Voorihs extremely attentive
and aectonate toward her after she trst met MIN IN
1882 when his second wife living Mrs Voorhs
died since then and Mrs Gurnse asserts that In May
last the Commodore urged her to marry hin Dnt altor
obtaining her consent refused fud the contract, al
though she has waited patiently and has made many Of
forts TO induce him to make her Mrs. Noorhis.
non November %. 1885, the Commodore was married
at Nyack by tho Rev. q. S. Woodruff to
Mis-, Dorm Tichenor daughter Of the late Colonel T.
TIchenor, Of Utica She IL newspaper writer anu IS
kuownas Dora Darmoore; For several years sue sue
edited ladies' magazine IN san FrancisrO, ana Sne mas
been CORES pundeut OF The NCC York World and me sd
Francisco Daily CaH Chronicle hat iress ana Repor
For tho sne has acted as washington
spondent OF The San Francisco Ddy Report anu ihs
san Jose Day MercW O hte SGo mas OeGn e atcb
OF lire among the MOrmons aud her articles Gu tho
Chinese question appeared.
The Commodore is well known In yachting circles az
exCommodure OF the Atlantic Yacht CLUB and owner Oh
the Tidal Wave, Gracie Addie " ana other yachts In
1873 he WAS Assembiyman for ROckland County ana
later was Congressional Inddate but was beaten Dy
John W FerdOn. He Is also 10y preacher or tue Meth
Odst Churcn and is well-knOwn III the Newark Conler
euce. lie Is presid snt OF the Nyack water works Co
pany a director OF the Nyack National Bank and was
the founder ot the Nyack and Warren Gas Company He
ha, blt ami owns iuOre houses any other man IN
Nyack. having invested half million dollars In NyacK
property On his cttamarau the Henry W. LongtellOw'
he has expended $40 900 and lie Is still e1perinenthg
lie mas three times aud has elent sunlt
children. These children, Mrs Gnruee aHSrrts, hlln %
enced tho Commodore not to marry her CplnlhOuore
Nuorhts Will Ge siXty-seven years ola ON June 20.
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SELLING LrIBrR or NAVY KINDS

One hundred carloads Ol all Sorts OF hardand
soft " sod iurr "riy morning AT The loot
West IwcutJ -iiTsnt, D} tho NrNl oIN Auctloh '"i
many Limited william Ei-tuu aIctlOucrr - usual
aud I snpi urcr. FOR tne various woods oIrred dsh
wainut white aud yellow pine red aud quartered oak,
white wood bt-suud aLd cherry. Iwonch ash brouEht
80 "A thousand feet. two aud q uaf tD fuuruch. 80
Eleven lots Of hveeEhthsIuch whitcwooi were 'od AZ
from ; 10 S.s 80 thousand feet Onel lnch Whltc-
wool averaged 50 One aud halfinch, SO % two
iurn. $50. and white wood Squares, ~ inches $50
Ibt thoilsad f-c OF wood uuugh for >l1 90
~ ; and $40 thousand. Onr-Inch pine brought rom
81 % to 81 %. aud one f0urih-inch. finn
u 30 ~ SO Fyccish h inch cherry went for -,
ana nueuch oak Tor SIS %. QlIrterrd red OAK, ou"
inch inch auG quarter ur"aght 80 th"nstnl.
A,ut go 600 feet 81 wtluIt of n.rr!. one to two
inch boards were knocErd down at average or $50 =
tLou-auI frct, 10 nVolucd, cOJ. walnut " cuis
vcut f,r Sl sixteen thuus1uI feet roofing boards
wcie solI At ~iT 80 thousand. aud 300 hunilrs of
Nrixtu pine ~uiug"S FOR Il bundle. All the lumber
Was luspcCl eli under the auction company 'sEurs.
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CALENDARS TO DAY

Cqgr ~ ~ Iao s rs ?5"2fe 5 , 5 NG S
So 30 ."l ~ JOJ 0O1, 50a, 3Ui, 800. @O6 PERSONAL
RTady end nanSs. u Nos lj5 ~ lni. 10 l25, l56
;@ ~ ~ 3D. 7l i2l l'9 a. li' 2o2 2 30 ~
stfH';f couRr-srEcI TgRM-rAGr L-Bciorc Beach.
Ios 5oC 561 5lo 55o, sos l2I 53. a. 81 81 ~. 3?j
sIra5Sr 1, ne'o[f ! Go2qnUei M i55s
& NS, 70 GoI os M i2iG 2a gsS 222S 2gS aS6
20" 81, zIII, 2el5. PA, 2i4 2,5 100 20 2S43
80 57GG 21G? 29Cs 25G9 327O 23I 5272 2-73. 227i.
surHFNt couGr CmcrIrtAr nf?re , Ean ,S BruHt ~
2o?5 ,3o li7 i569 5Gl G6l 0J5 1872, 1906 1905, lo5
s,rarMF couaf@CncrT-PA ILInefore Van Ver +.
2I9o 20j 2l9 lo97 O2s. 672 1918 ls2o 2Oo. 4o9 300
surnEIs Cougr -C'ncrIr-PARr Iv--BcfoIe Barrett =
.s NS' 2s ~ 80 H. 5 & 5. 3 57 dipi S I5S7 1853 1885,
Is,b zoos 2sL i057.
Bacon a. estac or isaac Lndlin 1880 nj VIII OF
TTwnioR GounrIsrEcl,L TERN-Beforc oGorman, J.
SUPERIOR CoURT-ImAL TERM-PAHT Before seisTlck'
% ~? ,7 5 as d5 f5s' M ~ i,S g. i'OV
i.Iu .5TrvroR CouHrLTRaL TERyp,af Ii"lcforc Freed.
NP; IA ~ 40 SY' M iS' i ilOy. is i31 sp ''o o'O
surEmoa couR-TRA TERMzrAEr I7,eHCr2S 7h Hg2 lTs6 s5
jHG; s ~ qG ~ ~ s 30 80 III i5 ad SI' '' 0
sur1aoR CoURi-TnlAL TEaM-rAnr IV.-notore, ingr,
ial5 i5is, l54g ZOO 5iS i0O4 zoos. 1905, 1907 gGs
1923 1898 S S iSl2 Ss iSS Ss VA IA 1912 iO'0 iO' 'O'
cohyoS IsEHH'pr1m W. 80 s. sTT'%cre arr mo C.
COMMON PLEAs-srEciAL TERh-Heiore Allon' J-No o'y
Conuox PLIAs-TRIAL Tgni-PAr I-Bciore Book stayer
J-NOs lUuV ZU1o, 1916 1919 1861 1888. lO12 laOi W.
l72l lb.2 1878 iGAS 1850, sOH. l22s lI4O lIOu. !5n5
1898 1911 lG23 ll6l GA. 1900 loU0 - $40 0O2 iO5i
1853 1882 1855 1901 loC2. 1903 l3tl lJA! Iooo lo''
1876. ~.
OIL 0uNj, OOSI %, biO' J0'o' Jii h
81 Il. $50 J7d9 DIX. 5773 67lp. 57Se; J1sl ,,,.
CuY COURr-TRIAL TERN-PART -BetGro McAuhn
C. j-No, $500 Jos. 5625. 666 J6tl, 6liH 0eo'' ooOo
GSG. SlGi 6hlB 5,1i. 1870, $3.50, 00Ol ~
COURT TRIAL rKHH-FARr Ill-Boiote NehiDls, >
Nos 5D,v 52i2 4s9l 6Iu2 ilo5. 5iSS 0lo oOoo, 4N'i
hSSt M q, H.,
Coum GENERAL SkstuS5-PAkr ana ll'-ApouI"o'
10 ursday, March IL.
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TIE COURT OF APPEAIs.
ALBANY. March Oh the Court of Appeal

AIGANY. March 9.-ln the Court OF Appeals
to-day the following deci.,rs wore handed down:
mary -chmltter appellant. ag Adam SIMON rep 'ndcnt.
judgment reversed trml granted costs 10 aOlle tho
Iimc. c coleman respondent ayt oliver ngat appel
liant judgment affirmed VII 10 costs M ,
Ira Is Weston. r,spun''ni ast Moses 'hhn'ri'AlI
appellant. Judgment rr.rr'"i tu- tr uan'u -tru Ht''
o dana ;"s t. j'" wl interest fTrn
an .,p T., i, on ming ,,'dru aul Improving Flush
iicrr 4 rabcok and others aap,li1rt'. AIT. oltvor
-pondcaf a { John = Hitl and "in"l. apneI'lC. Aun
IA Ia cen fc.pIndcnt ast Mih1m Nih@ executor 'c'
1iu'us. Lfr insurance ,pupau, oi NrH YORK agt Martin
schwlIe.. nj otIrr-. otdcr turn,ri VIZ, ,"'i-
Alfred UhIpu cpu'rp 'tc, npp"i ant ru'r aLf'rd
"a, gruuui lnai paid INTO ne -ial' Treasury pl
of r iar nor tnpy win brougs to uy oi tn funds un
d'J Ii- mlnag,mcui ~in sr,on - aic' H % the "u- !.
iu;ipu. d apt th rr!orr subject = ihr p".DoA o! '""'
Cn.rc. ~ wait AMI others, arpc laut4. aet Wnum D
Nave RESPONDENT Motion Tor argument "'ni'd' "o"'
phran urncxor rc,pondrnt M,nhnt an Railroad
Conn iud ot IrtS apP i's N'lF 'iH,tlI . l'
pOldrni Nctr0p'httn llrNaiel halr3 ON ny.
an q I4ut Fp.cri.k VI ser at same. Notion L. put
cause on .. nda denied, WIN COST ,,,,, ,,.,,,,
tphrtlu binc"e' I'tp.h 'h'' a. Hl'll't' ,.l ''i,."
Company aul others, app'ianS Motion To uSH'' appear
Ic ,na Of IA ,ng. and otcrs respondents. act VII am
and others apprl'nts Notion I" put cans" on cal
'oa,ianrc IS ircr appellant aet Dewitt Holman and
other, crrcu'or- rc.poncnts Ipp.Rs Mouou To MS.
miss appeals granted, with costs
Tho following causes were argued:
No 5aj-Thomaa HAYES respondent. ngt the Bush and
ior appel Mt Cha.ics Patterson for respondent
'G.ntl"v "ubs appellant att tne 'ity of Nonsc ca
respond nj Matt Al Ens tr appellant Theodore Fitch Tor
respondent
The gay calendar for March +, as follows
Nos 56g j7, 557 jeI, 50 CO2, rO3, 800.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
REPUBLICAN BYLAWS IN BROOKLYN.
NOT ENOUGH MEMBERS OF 1HE COMMITTEE r"r'
ENr 10 AMEND TnEM.

NOT ENOUGH MEMBERS OF 1HE COMMITTEE fnr'
ENr TO AMEND THEM.
Al tina March meeting of the Kings county " yen
oral Commjttce held last evening III Music man
Brooklyu several important am endnents 10 tno py
laws proposed at previous meeting came up o lor
discussion prOtracted and animated Heoate
nnon some of the points lnvOlvel was eApeciIrS,u.
There were l6O members out OF 27O present. Inc
first business was the election OF George Dremo"gcr
as corresponding secretary. .u,ou.
The first vote upon an amendment Ia the law
governing the committee was reached on piioPosII.
tion 20 reduce the annual dues from Slo 70 p. ~
was opposed by Nelson j. Ga eS, paVld \;
Max F. Eller John b. Green, K. q. Eccios, ueoIRo
r. Forester c. A. +. North and Others ana was
favored by George II. Mason, William +: hhoaeiIii
w G. Anderson and Others. call OF lnG ln i0T on
shaved 70 in favor of the amendment anu u ~ 90
AGAINST IT, but as two-thirds of the committees
NOT nresent IL was held by the chall uidn' 90 o. - II
FoIe,t that no vote had been taken a. d '..rd a".
tynthrGs of the members was redulIe9 ~ " ii m ~
Ha hvlaws r d. MoSScrOp appealeu rum @ @ vn,
decision contendng that TINS COMMITTEES Wi
bodv and couId adopt its own rnles ana
W;or Elicit stated in support OF MS pi"poSition =.
M@hloI @ no nresent bylaws held that no amendments
Ch""Yd he made without a twOthlrds maJ0rltY So'c.
Ennnr,l Tracy argued that no appeal cohli lie rom
Tho chairmaii's decision. The appeal was tncn
,ritb6rayn but il was renewed again altel aho hei
rota and the result was the sustaining OF the cha
On the motion Of ID. A. BALDWIN III W9S Note" W W
have / 400 copies of the proposed amendments 10 y"
fine bv-laws printed and sent To the melhDeIs oI l
committee who should be urged to attend tue heA'
meeting. .. C,.oi++oo ,voro
afte elected
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
clprrRIyG wlLAING ARsENILS.
Nor ENoUGH WEAPONS TO Defend THEMSELVES
AGAINST PLUCKY POLICEMEN

NOT ENoUGH WEAPONS TO OFFEND THEMSELVES
AGAINST PLUCKN POLICEMEN
Policeman Hume while patrollng seventy
secoud., near AYe-A. about 1880 IN. yesterday was
startled by a louG report from vacant lot. short
time before he had men climb over the fence
into the ot Hume called officer Walker anu they ell
t,ei the lot and found the men standing near the
house ~ f. \. L-lcn,u AZ the further end OF the lot
when Walker asked what they were doing there they
.pr.,ny upon hin, and the policemen struggled for
several inmates with tho men before they
c,ud secure them. At the station they
,ve their names "a Carl Wllimund and William Schle-
nluI ono uf tnclu carried KNIFE. a billy and "a
b,x ol cayrnuc pepper; other hid big revolver
and several dyuuulte Cup' lhry tai that thcy were
an, their way hu ne when Hume found them
l. e. Ii-icu-E who uvcs iu the house adjoining the
vacant lot Il aculrctOr FOR brewery lie Often has
lnrg. sums uf money IA him. aud II is thought thr
men n ,d planned q burglary. Detective hhltlh says
tb. he fol lowed the same men cary on Monday even
tu for .nr distance up Thul-avc., whcro lie lost them
Vflf,und gave his ad rrss as No 5iJ BrOomtsL III
In. n,cl,-t was the following letter:
ia Ar CouPTRor Mosr: send me Lb'T9 10 No O42
Drnn ne II have answered to am there IN Si'all
store r uuut tho ur,t while ger away Bui viii Ui
t. come IN ho ~unty. II YOU near o any ylnhS
vf IMPORTANCE ntcJ ON Upp mo low Ine1 an a. ~
nm. IT, IV fug cause, even To IN kne ne
oer " rL d not receive Fl tsctr and The Eorboe
would nkc you to send 10 me Regards from .,
Jn.tloc O'Rey in the Yorkyillo Court renlnd3d Tho
tstrit tfta-tf
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Thc Supreme Court
of the United To-Day transacted the following
business:
No ;laDnscy Brothers plaintiffs In error agt olcr ana
company.
And 80 l5D-0rr an Companv pinntins inerror ast
Dugev Urothcra Argument Continued uy tryilc Dewey
DIkrr Din and Others D. Brrudd tar,t Tor ulrr
and others aud concluded b. Mr. Baker Dhgy and 9th
No l5l The KcntOn Furnace Railroad and Manufacturing
COMPANY. ulAi agt George " Sic Np.n
mi so iJ2-I The nton IurrFc" lt rId and Manuiac-
turnv company. aiuti In agL John rms In rr-
rcut % the United states for h" southern
OF ohio Dismissed with ts's per -tpu1tou'
40 I6}-P Scriy ut"r praicr plalntin In error ag
In 10 HE or, uf Court OF tnc hirl
states or The Eastcrn Oi Arkansas. bsms ed with
80 l5, samuel II Emerson inter plcadcr pnnuG 81 cr
Tor AIT Stut-r submitted by L Vt uus Tor pltuiln
by Ihnma- e. Nc .ar fot defendant In tllO
80. Ij--Ca.yin Litirutd. 1pp"Nint. - .. nj.
And No. ~ Edward ! Hcci appellant. agt W y B"N-
Ia i tuecruur ant oihr.- Argument gun Jv II I~,'
H. o. counsel for appellant IN SO 30 and c"unuri 10y
Mayuc ~ CpIusr Tor p,ll''s ~ Duih
cl...- amn hY NJ nL.n-c lnL a-n.uani ID ~. 10.
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Beattie. VIM NJ Everett Lyra, Nellie Bruce.
Addie VI Bird and John Douglass

Reas VIM &, Eyssss ,.ss my,s Nellie Bruce Rob Harry
sUNsET-wnd at Sandy HOOK. isht 'wi cloudy Al
sandy Boor. 10 m-Barom.er. $780, thermonster IS,
swell. hight z WIND, Be- ~ mics "ea'ner' ciouuy'
Arrived yesterday
Steamer stella (Dtehl Bruins Amsterdam l6 days With
Funch, Edye Co Arrived at the Bar at $780, m.
CLEARED
steamer Brooklyn City Br) Fitt Brstol-Arkel Doug
steamer werra Ger) Bussius Bremen via Southampton
steamer Labrador (Fr,, dHautenve Havre-Lousde Be-
Britannia tFr) Para1Ola, Mediterranean ports
steamer Excelsior Higgins New orleans Van Sickle
Ro,slMc II Mallory & Co.
steamer City OF savannah. Daggett savannah-Henry
steamer wyanose Huphers Norfolk City Point and Rich
steamer seneca Walker Norfolk, West Point and Newport
steamer eiiaucas Gerry Boston-H Dlmock.
Smp Doris u .rI Bruins. Perth AmboyTheo Ringer Co.
BARK Michee tItal). Maresca Mama and ioilo-Lsw.
BaTk Anna rhorrnann tGer, w.t. Stockholm Sweden
& &Bsrs B1shTf fn! .ente m nnp o MeT"PhebSnd Bros
BARK Aufusne Ko6bo Cosgan Cardenas rellado, Gbcr.
Brig Brazil (Br. Marchant, Santos via RichmOndGeo
BTIs Victoria Spencer, Brldgetown BarOaaoes-H Trow
schT William Douglass McGndoe. Cayenne. Fir Guiana
schr ns pae5e. GederO Cayenno GuanaF Armstrong
schr Bertha Warner Lahwaite -Teado Giber-
schr C Frank W (Br) Watson. John, NB-A Heney.
SAILED.
Steamers Alaska Britannia. for Lverpoo Basssno.
Newcastle .Wehayen. Baracoa; E1eelsloI NewOneanss;
CITY Fernadnsa city OF
WyauOKe, RlchmOOd. -. ..
Sims Minnie Burr FOR shanghai: Doris Perth Amboy -
Barks W Oliver Bristol. PaYsandu; Samuel 10
Spring and FOrmOsa. Havana.
Hrlss Fannie for Cardenas; Mary c Marlner
Edward MORRISON for Cardenas; Annie nicKersoh
Fern Innina
Anchor. d at City Island. bound ut-Bark Peerless
THE MOVEMENTS IF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH March 9-Sailed steamer Edam (DtcD, Iale
from ROTTERDAM, hence for Ncw-York
uoIfru March a-AIrlyel steamer Persian Monarch
fTrI Wazon from Feb TO- on er way 10 London
GLASGOW, March 9-ArriveG steamer Cathaeehilh ibr,
Nc NicoL from Boston Feb ~ ,,.-. n, >,.a..-,,-
March 9-Saled, steamer ach'tche
for New York - r,-- N. ,,.,-.
nG ~ ,xdooS MARCEL Arrived steamer (Ger,
yecke from New-York.
HAIIFAA March O. Arrived steamer Portia (Brl. Dawson
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SHIPPING NEUyS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK....... TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1885,
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Steamer Wyom.n (Brl. Rlgby. Liverpool Feb 81 Queens
with and PC CABIN and 81 steerage passengers
10 A Underllli & CO. At the Bar at 20 NJ
steamer Arne (r) seders Jdcmol Feb 49, Aux CGos H.
IL Prince -. Kingston March = and Fort
Antonio ay. with aud - passengerst PIN FOrwOo
& Co. Arrived at the llar AT p m.
KuiCg erOOcker, henDlo New Driehus Gays,
with mls0 and passengers To = IL seaman
Steamer III Dorado. awthOin. NeN-Ofleans days WIN
mdae to J T Van sickle. M ~ -.
Steancr Roanoke, Couch Richmond city Point aul Nor
folk win mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion - Co.
steamer city o. Fall aver COINS, ran iNNer WIN muse
BJrdOu A Lowell
Sicamcr Providence simmons Fan River. to Borden
Lowell. go
Brig eonora Monroe Havana Feb TO- with sugar to order
&
Brig Aira of John. NG). weldon. Halifax II dayswIth
mds Sc TO 4 Woodruff & GO. vessel 10 A / Henoy.
Schr sarah nuntcr tBrl. M0Nry. ~ John NIB. ib days
with lumber 20 simpson. CAMP %. Vess0 90 lieheY
Scr Royal Arcanum Br) Gould st john NIB, with lumber
TO Chasc. Talbot * TO-
Schr Carotta tDr Read ST John. NB daYs with lumber
scnr RrI Greene ~ John, NB. q days, with
Chase. TALBOT * 60; To Scammell Bros.
| /. Rogers. StJOhu, n II, davs, Win
lumber to simpson, Clapp & Co
Schr Anita FRI. S@eey, ~ John NIB days with lunDo
| 70 Chase, Talbot Co vessel tO SCammell Bros
Schr tlotllde Irl Evans htJ ohm, NIB, 70 days VIII
| lumber TO simpson, Clapp " co. - 80, -, IA,
SchI john Case Fakingham 81 John NIB 10 days VIII
! ath TO Scammcll Br0s
" DaTk Belle OF oregon. Matthews from Boston. wlicl
anchored city Island down 10 the city 10 DAY
TO The following vessels before reported az CITY Island
came down today schrs Jed Frye John Braoeweil JON
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
prRcH4sE ora STEAMBOAT LIVE.

4 syndicate purchased yesterday from An
dreH f. -duLn. execute: Of tus estate Ut CL LtIn A. NJ
& smith, the wcil-knOwn bodts or tue smith Inc of
Hudson River STEAMERS The North RIVER steamboat
Company also partly organized Iho pnrcna-c IN
cludea the steamer Chrysruah. the propeller Raleigh
and the Nyack and IarrytowA ferry boat IHppdl Lcr
Tue syndctde T. composed of General James III. btiu-
ycI; George VI. Hard president OF the Chatham Nation
al Rank tlareuce /. Iow, John H. smith, james L.
Morris ana L. T.. AItkcn, 81 Nyack; Demo Fowler
Everett Fowler and Ira NJ Hedges, OF Havcr7tidw, MI
WciH-h vice pres of the Chatham Bank and {. f.
Maitasc OF This cI;y Tho purchase assures the con
tinuance which hts beon In oHistonco for n
quarter Oi a century