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New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
BROOKLYN.

The receipts OF the Bridge last week were Sl4,S67 ~
The arrears OF and collected in April
amount to S794,723 2l.
The May Grand Jury has John W. James. OF No $50
Quincy-st. as foreman
The First Precinct Police Station. IL WashingtOn-st.,
was sod yesterday at auction for S32,IOO Tho new
building In AdaInsst., will be occupied soon.
The annual meeting OF the Wayside Home will be held
this evening In Historical Hall. Addresses will be mtde
by the Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hall aud A. w. Tcnney
Investigation OF tie fire at No. G3G Myrtlc-svc on
Sunday night which csusod the death OF Patrick Allen
matches the empty whore the fire occurred aud
caused It,
Tho codiol OF the will OF Alfred f. Dedham. by which
$4,000 given ''his dear friend Mrs, Mary Motto.
No 267 Warreusi., Is cOntese by his heirs on the
ground OF undue Influence on her part ana uusOundncss
Of mind Oh tho part OF the testator.
William A. Furey, who has been Commissioner OF
Jurors years. resppOntet Tor third torn
OF four years yesterday by County Judge Moore. sur
rogate Lott and County Treasurer Adams The
judges OF the Supreme and Cy Courts were united III
favor OF the reappOimtmcnt Tho salary l. $1,000 Mr..
Furey IL Democrat and secretary OF the Democratic
General Committee.
BY the will OF joan Mcdonald admitted to probate
is gwen Bishop Loughiu. Sl0OO0s set apart to build
church thereon 900 Is to be spent upon au altar In
St. Paus Roman Catholic Church. 1000 Is devoted To
Paying for for the OF the testaor soul
The rest OF tho estate Is left TO the widow.
The trial OF the suit OF William H. Martin against Pryor
Brothers, pickle manufacturers to recover S1oOo Tor
the death Of his daughter. was begun yesterday The
plaintiff claims that pickle that The child ate was cop
perposoned. The defence is that the child died from
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FAILVRE OF TASKER II. MARVIN.

The failure of Tasker ii. Marvin, an old member
of the stock Exchange, who has been prominent
recently as an active rOOn-jraucr, was announced
YESTERDAY afternoon. ile had no outstanding con-
tracts at the board. and his entire liabilities are
understood to amount TO not over T1OOOO. Rumors
that ne was financially emOarraSse were started
week ago aud the announcement therefore caused
10 surprise He sent notices to his creditor brokers
In the morning TO sell out his stocks aud when ms
failure was announced IT was also stated tnat lie
owed nothing on the hOoI. Mr.. Marvln' failure
was due so far az he learned, to excessive
trading lie attempted recently TO follow the
tactlcs of :. V. White III aCkawa ma stock, out
found the task heavier than he had anticipated Some
of his friends SAID that he lie rly achieved success
0nd that the rnInOrs Of week ago alone deIeate
him they excited the suspicion of his bank, ana
his line OF ccrf caton was reduced In consequence
of them He was Obliged to sell his stocks and the
selling turned an apparent profit INTO loss.
Nh Marvin rs the son OF a stock blOkcr ana
few wears ago the firm OF Marvin Brothers was
prominent in the street. 1t was successful iliin.
and abou. five years ago Iasker retired with
fortune estimated at $500. 200. He returned to
ac1lve business about two years ago, aud the fact
that he solicited orders from other brokers led 10
the Impression that lie had lost the bulk OF his
means. lie dt became. however, an active
broker aud his operations have been at times 50
heavy as to attract general tentlOn. III was sup.
posed that be acting for other speculatois and
perhaps he did cOnsid, rable MISSION business.
but his suspension generally regarded ycster-
day as proof that has principal operations were his
own ventures
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
RPOOE THOTT FOR SALE AT LAST.

The season Tor brook trout, tAOugh one
mouth bcnnd hand Is here ~ last the natives OF Long
Island sire ,s cleaning In their russell aud silver nues
and dotted with red blue. yellow and brown speckes
can b. III the maraets The elaborate nisPIb ol
past wears is wanting ar Fulton Market, bnt the unap
proachanle beauties st he seen. 10th slise ana
dead. III front OF Fish Commissioner BlackOrds place
some are dsporng themselves I'm the big tank evident
y eoyng the open -nouthcd admiration Of the passcrs
by for thor Rainbow while others rest on nowery
beds OF ease repose on banks OF cracked Ice
"A MD surroundings OF lettuce leaves and green moss
Many people visited rket yesterday aud looked at
the pretty creatures while few were tempted 10 IN
vest thoueh prices asked - pound for dead ana
81 80 pound live FISH. kept many purse strings
drawn The fish dealers all agree that the new law,
which prohibits the Of brook trout before May has
served to dapen the ardor OF annual reception TO
"a great degree
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sick and wanted to 90 to the hospital The man

.;ch and wanted TO go to the hospital. The man
vas a sturdy Italian laborer. and his SKIN wss
covared with su ,piciOus eruption. lniorina,lI'n
of The fact was sent TO the Sanitary Bureau cary
yesterdav morning and an inspector VINO was sen.
;o the house found the Italian suffering from my ne
smalinoy. IL was asccraned that the man ma"
heen nj work at Shaft No. 3 of the new aqueduct'
where ases of smallpox had developed recently
and that he had come to the city last week Ill coui
many with four olher laborers, who were emplofeu
nj the same shaft. With the assistance OF policee
men the inspector searched the tcnepcn',
house from cellar to garrett, ana Iouu
the four other lahorers all III VII Mlin
smallpox None of them could speak EnglSh,
The inspector summoned assistants ioun '.o nv
SANITARY Bureau and sent the tve patients 70
North Brother Island without waiting I" get thelr
names Most OF the occupants OF the mouse ~ WcIe
yaccinated and the rooms were fumlgalcd. linen
the ,nspector set to work TO vacclEatc ltalians III
other houses where aqueduct labolers were khoNn
10 stay The vdcclnators of the bureau VIII CIV
s much attention TO the Italian colonies as poSsIp
in the course of the next fortnight. me ah ahllu
rush of Germans and Hebrews TO the 'accin' tI i
Bureau began Saturday and VIII continue ui,,, ,,
.June l. Most of those who 90 TO the buica" 80 80
their children for free vaccination n pello.u 'H, %
MAY ia the lucky month i'll which TO secure M l'
munity from smallpox. Nearly loO papics "o'0
carried TO the Bureau yesterday ,,:, .,.;,I
William Lynch. age eighteen. was 1ouiiu III WI, VIII
smaIluox in his home at No. 1.5s7 Ave.-A' anu WIS
removed 70 North Brother Island. .,o
(ustaye Shiishni, a steerage passenger , vi, 30 30
Rbmtia was taken i'll with smallpox on & ApI' 80 ~,
and unon the arrival of the vessel Xestriutf u
transferred TO the hospital at North Brot is' .
The vessel was thoroughly fumig lted d.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
u,,,,T1c GOING ON TO-DAY.

Me,ronolitan Museum of Art Reception, = TO r. H.
0nenInS of Dog show. Madison Square Garden. -,
t.s Consumers Associations annual meeting, Del
mOnicos, y. IN. 1.
New-Jersey State Homeopathic Medical Society, New
ark. ,r,.r ,..or,t,r
Rooms. .,
Anniversary OF Ssterhood OF the Good shepherd, ST.
Peters Hall. IL IA III.
HOboken Common Council. evening. ~ ,c ~.
Reception OF Wdyside Day Nursery, No. ZIo Last
Nincteenth-st. ,-., . O
horticultural Society, Eleventhst and second-ave
Elliott F. shepards lecture, Seventh Presbyterian
Church, r. III.
Pilot Commissioners meeting. p IN.
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IMPORTING LoBsrERs FROM NOVA SCOTIA.

IObsters are again cheap III the markets,
owing partly a livery competition on the part OF bot
soft aud d-sheed crabs. aud partly TO an Increased
inporation OF from tho British Ir0v-
inces OF North AnerIc Last week vessel brought 10
Fulton iret 1000 wrigsling squirmng, crawling loo
sers caught on the rocky shores OF Nova Scotia
They sold at wholesale for six cents pound
Iue retailers charge ten cents Tor tncm Inc
captain of the vessel said that II only
took four davs to catch the cargo The hold OF the
schooner wa, divided several Zncllned compdrt'
Iucnts partly filed with water. The HOLSTERS were
thrown into rccepttces large scoop net. fast
ered ON the end OF a pole, used to take them out
Sometimes the woli bring nearly barrel full.
all tangled up Many Of these attempted to escape ana
the per a times was alive with tho grecnisblack Great
ures making lively efforts to crawl off the wharf into
fi.4pn wal
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
THE WARM C1BLE RATES.

Inc (Ommc'clll tdDic Coulp'tn| lS>ttu IL Cii
cuar letter rcstertty wnich II enerrd s thanks TOT
promised support IN the cable rato war ~hlch beg NJ TO-
morrow General Manager ri said in his letter:
The very numbrr OF communications which have
already IL act bl, FOR
trust Therefore fhat all
Will accept OF appreciation OF
large cordial support thus assIrei TO us advance
friends have asked Us wha assurance o prOec
Offer to them case the patronage extended
ncIept to enable Us to Withstand thc attack
made upon The comp RECOGNIZING the proprey of
such lnqnv that the Of being
compele beyond those which have
heretofore ged per wOrl Will refund the
amount that have been paid TO Us dur the
continuance OF the srngge. VIZ The difference between II
between Am rica aud Great Britain
Ireland and the difference between 10 and 20
cents bet ween America and Germany.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
IONG ISLAND.

GRAyrsEyp.-Ground broken for the new sewer yes
eray heddel by supervisor JOhh
McKane dinner given In honor OF the ocras sOn-..
Excise John j. dempsey ded yesterday age
thrty.eIgi consumption lie leaves vile ana Two
children.
PORr JEFFERSON. Richard Ort and Martin Wicks nave
received 10 eacn from o Bridgeport reward
for the recovery body OF Henry Long one OF the VIC
TINS OF the Idle wild disaster.
FRESH PoyD-The body OF Charles Wather, Of New-fork
be crenlted to morrow.
HAvEX-The five ycarold son OF James KING was
struck SATURDAY. railroad train ut the village crossing
ana instantly killed
EAST NEW YoRK-Griund broken yesterday for the
new Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church NJ ~chchck ana
Division IL Will cost $4,000 ana VIII lie oompie'ed W
Defo ef
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
"FOXEV." A NOTED THIEF, CIPTURED

George Behind alias G.. L. Fox, alias "FoXey."
sullivan notorious thief and In Gael ~ Of
aturiat afternoon OiteIlnR
around Adams Express Office Cana Broad
way by Detective Charles AcManls. lie oil Ger heard
Gatce companion G1andst and both stirtcd n
That direction the officer Keeping them well n sight At
Grand-st and Broadway they were joined by Behind
who carried a large package his shoulder lbc
ofcermac and sIccceded taking eind
ana the bundle Police lcaiquartes where found
nine suits OF clothing OF TIE value OF 100 the prop
O lIammcIsaugh y Co SUNDAY night GaclcY
found 80 Elm st. and yesterday afternoon NJ the
Police Court Justice Patterson hen hm without bail
this afternoon. FOIey ~ regarded By the
prize as he has been thorn
the side of the cOnpanS Tor a long while.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Ever since Collector Hedden was conmrm,du had a
by the senate Surveyor Beattes that
arv md dciectcd appearance because OF tho Icn 'u
nc @ to he cast aside and losc the place when ne nas
so much coveted Yesterday. however, ne oone S,rdav
o. nd NOR. cheerful It uuderstood thhI on Shtuluay
Afternoon he met by appointment at the File AVenu' n
Iia,ai seyerai prominent pOlitlciahs wuo
,no ,io.o'' ,nnnsnco with Senator'S ana after
long consultation with them, made certain
nrom,ses lie now expects TO be confrlneu IL II hiso
stateI that Appointment-Clerk Eugene higgins was w
tho Crstnm loise Saturday examining inc ros ana
he st OF appointments that have been made surveyor
rcaftie conducted through the departments ana IN
troduccd hIm the Controller ani deputies ~ 10 s
from Assl-ant-secrctary Farchild VINO wished 10
acduan himself with such facts rs would Jusy nun
n ordering rapid changes among the employees vi
he Customs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
NRUS FROM TIE SUBURBS
M.Nu,IrGUrER. NOT FUN.

charge Of murder the second de- &c mas peep pn o
agansf Frederick Cunningham and Micna, d. ,cker
ne over in an out April II and Killed MN ~ n
a., ryen out was the were out on mih
tat there wes intention to inure AckerDy o n rb
raf,on shovs that all these had been dn " w., %"
ti,ere was baa blood cunningham NM a cn
account prcyous fight After % 1Sinninghan and
Unrn tried TO get a named Bruno aiae 70 n & ,a
ot,h ,ctery frnndage refused AMI tod Achos arfcn
Cnnnincham and Burnett pailna nno, 10 zen
@ ia rnaS followrd bv these Two men ana hDon. n
unN % m ~ n "a heen invited how Cunni nglla Wou
do mn Ackerby The pufsuci man .o .,. ~ In 70 mo
% uo w ~ an ont hosc Cunnn CHAM ana Burnei, ran 80 , ~,
- and nutfina their hands under thr L IN nd
n inuse over In IL Dd'n was
ia dl,S soon after beng removed 10 Lis nome
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
DECLINE IN EyGLANDs WHEAT cRoP

In recent cable dispatches from London il has
been stated that lie OF from 25 30 per
the seclng Of wheat IN I'm ind last fail H. H. walk
rr the Of the Pro luce who keeps
informed products of the
mentioned Will
o III precise
acreage the raising of The various products Eng
land however, I'll the has
competed inquiry. Mr Walker addet that the
acreage wheat raising from -57 20 1870 1886
gradual falling
year and last ye,r only 2.5jjO9l aD
MORT ION 4! 10
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
THE NEW GRAND JURY.

Cuo COMPOSE IT-ADvICE FROM JUDGE CowING
Judge Cowiug began yesterday to hold Part l. OF
the Court of General Sessions. The Nav Grand
Jury was sworn IN before nm. and klilan Van
Rensselaer,. broker. Of No. 56 Wall-st.. was made
foreman The other members OF the Jnfy aIe
O'ey brewer NO 400 West Iourieeih,st; James iaI yI
donough No 50 Trinity pace Ibeodore VAL
woollen., S29 Broadway Charles Bass dyer No Z!S
last Egaty hrst St; William Booseam gentleman o. 40
Beaver st; James J. richards iron 2'6 West Twenty
NTH ST. Clarkson L. Augustus, banker no. % wal 81
Charles H.. Conto gentleman 40 729 FIFTH ave. John
elncair stone No 4l3 ka,t twenty hth ST. DaucI ~
fRs Sanss no. 4 wesi Hs'y Forty s T.-n III. Alex X
endef Johnston gentleman, No. 81 West flitetLst
tim on stevens president. No 81 Broadway ham : Arm
Euenccr geDteuan As Washing St John Is Baker
gentleman No 81 fIfthave John Beyer nonr; NO l23
tast Eifty seventh ST Thomas j. IIench hotel 10 'oo
Bro rway. ffansin ChsnIer. PRESIDENT No 5S WAlist
George T. JACKSON merchant; 10 ~ flhes' AuguTtus
Blown banker, No. 62 Aer chants building
Judge COwing III hIs charge TO the jury read the
portions of the code prescribed by law ana SAID :
ton Office aud the misdceds OF pubic oicais Your
predecessors have however 10 the last Two months con,
Quoted such Investigations quite thoroughly ana u WI"
be for District Attorney TO advise you as TO whether
there are otuer matters of mature which ne
wishes bring to your attention. IL IL serious part
duties to Investigate any matters whcn inter
fcIc with public peace. Ihe power Ol inc Staic Is
pledged protect every American citizen The lowest
In the and II much entitled as the hlghest 10 ms lc
aud liberty ana TO tue pursuit OF happiness III MS own
way pro yided he not Infringe upon the rights or
III. cbbor The unlawful Interference with the rights
of one cit zen by any person affects every "thor czen
aud the community at large "a Interested that al sh
enjoy liberty which each claims Tor himself IL is
vour duty In violation OF law by wrOnglnI III
RI, reuc with aHOhcPs nights - brought 10 your az
tenton take action thereon
The Grand Jury considered only ordinary cases
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
FryERAL OF ABRAHAM UyDERHTLL.

The funeral of Abraham Cndcrhlll. the we'll
known lawyer d!ei Friday took place yesterday
his home. No l3S leungt nye The Protestant Episcopal
read by tIe ,cy. Dr. Wilbur L. Watkins
OF Holy Trny Church short prayer and Jew remarks =
al Icy. w. T. sabine the
Reformed Episcopal ihlrch IN pail bearers were
Cornelius Wan santyOord WhIui VI. Prtchard Joshua VI.
Van stephen MrfrIew GrDrgs ~ Stebhins and James
Thomson Among Others pres mt wore George H. Mckenzie.
pr si,ui tn singer sewing Machine Company Richard
Bell stephen T.. sash hloNanicr Knox Richard Lawrence
Edwards OF Hudson. y; dnd Charles L. Under
Iln IN Ial aals N In IL 4 nj lIr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

cho,era morbus by eating
"a ncLIs AID IN st the la was not poisoned.
Instead Of discharging half Of the mon enpi"yem ~,
tho Construction Dep irtment OF the navy iaru ows r
n ,be reduction OF appropriation for the month
one-ha Constructor P,ok has divided the io.ee . a
two sections One half OF them Will WORK nn,', w." ,hir
dIa of Inc month and then other half viii take e
places Tho North Atlantic squadron 10 oAPoo''~ ="
rende zvous at tho Navy Yard on May 2A
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Iohn Ludlow and wife attacked BY on inc
ren Eoreyar on sunday irht rwO ~ e rulans
s,fmnued 10 assault Mrs iudlow but aer Vio,h Srlg
& H. snce making her pc ana ran I" Befmsss
Tnon In tie meantime her nus
ou h. been badly beaten and robbed of his
, ~, aui monog when Ludlow reached the hOie rle
excaImcl. For Gods sake save my husband lie ueng
,nnrIeed bv rougls down the roadl' TIE woman anGi
fron o. and found that hor head was badly
cn and NV had been knoc ked ont with stone
had tnntcat~i
a they approached the nads away Ludlow was nm
the lie assisted TO the hotel aud
he removed 70 their home owing TO the
neither OF them give any accurate descpoho Oh
fl.afra9 Ilufa
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
OFFICES ~ THE GIFT OF ma TOR Ora CE

The Mayor has not appointed Park Coln
missioner to succeed Henry r. Beekman. whose ternl
expired on May l. It has been supposed that inc nyor
would reappon. Mr.. Berkman and there wcre' % %tne,o
fore no candidates for the position. The Mayor Woil
say nothing Yesterday beyond the fact that no ad nauo
no appointment yet II IL coniecturei That nc Is w.na
IN what action the stature take conceru"S
the Park Department. The Mayor has not appoint,
secretary and executive officer OF the Minclpa cFi'
Service Examining Board TO succeed CharleS h "oo"-
man recently appointed an Excise Cominssloner'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
CLRRK LYMAN DEFENDS HIMSELF.

Samuel W. Lyman. the Clerk of the United
states indignant yesterday pub
hshen charges that h. bad ncggrni o
his that he Lad shown paItisnnsip In
lower rates for natuIa alton for The Kupub ioar County
Committee than for individuals who presented
He doalcd that lie had shown
sli he Lad charged less when The applicants
ahmed by a committee. anl only soIt 10 the
where tlo applicants probably cntItln
atiun and when The al bald ogalZa,.on
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
COMMISSIONER s0UrRE on GUARD

II has transpired that last Friday and Satur-
day Commis.oner Squire was fearful that the Mayer
contemplated appointing hs successor on tho Rroan y,
taf the real term Of office OF the sslonar OF
Public Works expired May l. The MAYOR did ask .e
advice OF several leading lawyers as wc as INA, OF NV
Cornoratiou Counsel, and most OF than were OF tno
opinon that there some doubt on the snp)cct: MI
Sanrc Kept building closed and guarded on fruay
aud saturday nights. He did not intend TO De caught
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
UONE Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIvALs.
p, H.. uotoI conator Gland STANFORD anu

WIFE, of California Cia'rmdon Hoeual
STRIVE Russian Minister at Washington .iou''
Ex-senator James r. Doolittle OF aud
Grand Cfnfrni Hotei-Aquilla Jones' oi may TIct
(;rneral Rlrrrudia OF Guatemala -.Nco ,S"od Wiil
Reyerlcy Tucker Of Vrgluia.. Brer2oLt Cn,odorc
lam H. Forbes of Boston. .... Grdnn H., Wti,m :
stenoer SECRETARY OF the Common wealth OF rem ~ a.
mia ~ G,isey HouS-Melville T. Stone 1u ill., IN Irdac
7 as,er Of Chicago ...... Park Avenue hO'et-'uuhc
Charles Daniels. OF BulnlO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. MONDAY. MAY 3, lS
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW MONDAY MAY 3, 1886
ARRIVED.
Steamer italy (Br Liverpool April 2i oueenstown
90 with mdse and passengers Hurst Arrived at the
ejeamer Riaaa (Gcr, vogegesang. Hamburg April a.
wt passengers Kunhardt CO. Arrived at the
Ar Ger nsx 900 tons Hamsmann Bremen e
npT - nTmTpG al G the T BaT at 98s m
Australia Br Nc Heh e. Trieste Mar 80 bnme e
ndac nd ai1 passengers Henderson I,ro,.
mss, sscaRr ana pascTgcrs Hy S 1sf" 10 enrT Yonse
Norfos with Sd.e and senrcrs 70 Old Domnlo9 s. CO..
seneca G Tswpor Sswc s and Norfolk with
% % tIoyssat Rr NiShslsS9 Boston IN Oalla'tO
Steamor porto Rico SPAN, LavIerne Boston. ~ 49,,
with lumber to simpson Capp Co vessel to 7 Hency.,
sUNsET-wnd at SANDY Hook moderate s. hazy AT
CLEARED
Steamer Elizabeth Allen (Brj. Allen London-Patton Vick
steamer Utopia cBr, Mitchell Ivcrpool-Monterson Bros
s,so%Sr roa5ia n r r ,ors Bremen wa Southampton
steamer Cacouna tBr. Mcdonald. sydney. CB-Paul F
steamer Linn O'Dce tBr Miller Baracoa-H Drmois.
steamer City OF Augusta Nickerson. Savannah-heHry
Stea,,er rric steor Wilminr.on-A Abbott
steamer Haytien Republic, Iey Boston Phillips q Rus
sme McDoug. tGr,; Davis, tmstcraam1I Parker & Co
Bask Bk lo@ nt N9 I} pai ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e Rnrec,s
BARK Bernarlo Choyza utaI Belando, Philadelphia
Bars Professor Mohn Nor) Jensen Chester. Pa-Bcnham
Brg Ellen Gould (Br PrtcharJ Tapun Bsy. Bah Benham
schr FdwinJ Morrison Lavender Jas Rrcrt
schr clifton dr Parsons Windsor NS-P Nevius * Son
SAILED.
Steamers Nam for Brcmon Richmond Newport News
Gulf sire m. Wilmington; Cacouna sydney CB steam
Yacht Wanda for -.
sins Else for }renen Hahitant and Dnnrobn. Antwerp.
arks Scotland and Leyuka Tor London Paramount Hoter
frlgs Lrian for Georgetown Demerara. Thomas Turull
Pont-a- Pitre
Alqo sailed Via Long Island SOnndShlps FavOnus. for
YnkohaIna Joseph II Scamnell Flushing Chas Whitney.
Big Natalie. tor Halifax
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Nav s-Arrved Borderer (Brl Hil from
Now york ADril 10.
QIEEN-rowx Nav 3-Arrived. Ohio. Boggs from
Philadelphia Aprl - her way 10 Liverpool (and proceed
ed. -
SorrHl lYProy Nav 3Saed steamer Elbe GER, Richter,
from Bremen h nee for New y Orh
SWANSEA, May l-Salled. steamer CarsDroOA (Br) f0T
New YORK.
BARRow May l-sailod. steamer soutlgate (Br) -,
for NcwYors.
braeZ. from Now-Nork April %.
n Arryed steamer Waldcnsan Brl James from Boston
April L.. ,.-. , ,.--- ~, ~,
de- from Glasgow hence Tor New YORK.
III xKIgK Nav ARRIVED. steamer Matthew Bedlpgton
U,r Kirby. from Ncw-Orleans
FAsrNFT May 3passcd steamer City Of Berlin trl Land
from NewYork April - OH her way To Queenstown and LV.
FCIiy MAY 3passed steamer Chicago (Br). Jones' from
New York Aprill ~ on her 10 Hull
BORDKAUX, May Sailed steamer Chateau Latte tFr).
JOurnell!, for Ncw.YOrk,
April oAfrved, steamer lmLauVa NltaI),
IoyG kcXG NAV ARRIVED oceanic. Metcalie.
from san Francisco via oSohama
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
THE NEW srEA MSHIr ALLER'S FIRST TRIP

The new steel steamship Allcr, of the North
German Lloyd. arrived yesterday having made her hrst
rip from southampton the remarkably short time Of
elglt DAYS hours. The Aer IL the first OF the
three eam-hip. 70 nc added To The ne the others
being the Trave and the SaIl. The Traye Will start on
her frat trp Bremen June ., and the Saic on
July 2l With these three and It's five nearly new
steamers the line VIII have eight express steamers for
bLweckly Welnc and Saturday. service from New
York The "Wednesday Will direct t. South.
ampton thence TO Bremen the SATURDAY steamers VIII
touch a Cherbourg passengers for Paris, and
then proceed TO Southampton aud Bremen. Inc satur
Al wi h.tin Cd Anyust
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
DIVORCED on THE GROUND OF CRUELTY.

shIels who appointed hy the supreme Conrt
referee take testimony In the suit for limited divorce o
Henrietta T. Hartman. o. Mt Vernon aEainsi her nus
Hartman. the ground of cIuo Treatment;
Yesterday made report I'm favor Of granting the divorce and
an allowance 0f SO week The parties were married ID
children In ISL the testimony SHOWS
drinking heavily and beat ana kicked
hs wife on one occasion he threw lighted lamp at her oy
fire. AMI told her that II she
mentioned the Circumstance any he would shoot her
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
WEsrCHESTER COUNTY.

MT VERyoy-Dr Charles T.. Dennison. of No. l24 west
Thirteenth called Coroner lice YESTERDAY TO see II ne
couId Identity the sound on sunday
was rhe body will be buried 10 III tho
Potters Field, If not identified