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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
TRIBUTES TO S. b. BUTCHER.

The Acknowledgements of of the Custom House
on Saturday presented to the Hon. :. b. butcher on
the occasion of his retirement from the office OF APP
praiser of the port letter expressive of their feel
ings toward him. The letter mentions the sodty
and strength of his character the sobrety and just
ness of his Judgment, his robust lnteg-
rty and indOmitabe will. The letter
adds: CAS- an administrative officer you
have displayed executive talents of the first order
have exhibited temper and disposition OF unvary-
ing evenness, a judicial fairness and an unchanglng
determination to do all men justice. with singular
energy and devotion TO duty you have mustered the
difficulties of most difficult and responsible public
Office protecting with equal fairness the interests
of the Government and its cltiZens. For your un-
failing courtesy to in all relations. personal and
official we thank you. You have set an example OF
uprghtness and public virtue worthp Of universal
emulation"
Mr. butcher expressed his thanks for the cx-
preston of feeling and paid tribute to the ability,
integrity and fidelity of his assistants.
MI butcher also presented with letter from
the officers and employees of his Office assuring him
of their appreciation of his uniform Kindness, ana
while they reJoiced over his promotion, they re-
GREETED the separation 1t made necessary. lie re-
SpOnded with much feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
A SAILOR STABBED BY A sHIPMATE.

The examination into the charge OF murder
AGAINST Daniel Leonard, held yesterday before Uni.
fed States Commissioners Shields Evidence gwen
as 70 tho killing OF Anton Klowiouski on the Amcfi-
can bark Archer December 10. while on n
VOYAGE from Amsterdam TO Ncw-York. The following
entry by the captain the fay book offered EVIL
dencc:
"Autop Klowitousk being questioned by me, saws
,,,t ne WaS gent second ilccr 10 get tar
from under the tOpgalant occastle where Leonard WAS
a, work that Leonard asked him what he was gong 10
do iIe answered that 1T vas nothing to him. or
words To that effect when Leonard, after exchanging
snme more words seized his kn!c aud rushed AT him.
Int was stopped by blow or stick, but on second
attempt he succeeded in stabbing him In the bowels"
The prisoner was held for the action OF the Grand
Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
SNIP News
PORT or NETWORK. 10.
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str consela,ion o. 81 Davis Gibraltar; has 2GI officers
and ere ", and glns. .o,., .,,,n,,
str AncAora tBr. HedderwicS. Glasgow Jan and Mo-
SIR ilermoi cDanJ Hens % days with mdse
S spf McTeaSr t,cg) Mime Antwerp 10 days
er Eah0ma (Br) Whitehurst Trinidad Dec 81 Barbados
Jan p Lucia L. Martinique g. and Domnco s. to Outer
OrGTS Quick Orleans Ids to Bogcrt Morgan
str civ Of Macon. KemptGn; savannah Geo longe
Barh Chesno Redman of BOSTON, Elicit Hogo Aug ..
with teas To order: vessel to Parsons & Loud
6srf MS4 l 8s ta fS stoT f eapa D. day" VIII"
ST old M Tda to- o Vessel to Bccsmanu oeTsn
Hak Ansgar DAM rn CeItc 40 days ballast 10 Lenham
2ars speand NOr Tarkcldsen Cette Gi days. in ballast
ears Hiir AUST MmrOnich, Dunkr, 90 days in ballast
eaTS Bygdo Nor Christensen Bordeaux 80 days b0i
li NIX lS NTrIcan Sor liagaard 90 bal
BARK aartza swcd TIuldman Rotterdam IS days in bal
saT bnkn Of richmond tBrl. Fairweather. bahia 81 days
VIZ" BarS ErncsGo tFs niroart Pierre Mart days.
BaTE Kcstre M Lockhar Curacao 20 days, with goat
Bars 1slcyon pcscuson, Galveston Dec ~ with cotton
to order vessel 10 Beniiam Boyesen Pickering & Co.
! lnrK nanbOW (Brl. RoWel. Baltimore
! RAN ironsidc Co-ens, Rocka Inlet 10 Luut 3ros
coffee ' etc TO ihsckcry c ycssclIo IS hayward Co.
brig MARY larleit W@len natanz n II Gays VIA Dsla
| simpson. Clapp Is Co . -,
| I'd DAYS with hides to Brett SOn Y Go.
Urr Emmsnuee Itn). BOttone Bristol 40 days with iron
| 10 order. yrssrl to john & ~eager.
Rrg ssn Cuiscppe Qtan. Poriio, Girgent 60 DAYS with
! sulphur - order
Brig rh (Ilr). Garnet MarcelOn 90 days with sugar
| 10 Dit xcl. Morgan X Co.
- RidgrwaY lof Phalcplha) Townsend, Para
% day with rnbb mite etc. 10 Burdet Pond vessel to
| 81 Weinberg " 20
schr Mary Helen. Jcsan. Ducks Island % days with
rrql q 10 Darrell Il 60; vessel 30 Chase Talbot & Co.
Schr Jeiuie Stubs StlDh Rio Grandc do sui fSdays
with hios G. Ramsay Cos vessel % Brett Sea ca.
scar thel Alberto Bishop, Cedar Keys 20 day. with
| dar TO Faher
Scr simpson, Sloman ANA 30 days, with Sug
| etc To Miche'na sci to III " Loud y Co.
Comet. BaVes, fampc0 81 DAYS. with mdse TO Gun
| nlnRham 4 sOr, vessel tn 4 Dayton * Co
~ The following which anchored below
! MP the city to-day;
Ship Revolving Light tBrl. ilmore. from Gloucester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
DEAD AT HIS BRorHERN-LAw's HAND

Elijah Nash, who was stabbed III the abd0-
men a week ago to-day by his brothern-law. stephen
Meekrr at No AZ Prince-st, Brooklyn, died AT the
Brooklyn City Hospital late Sunday night from perio-
nis Nash twenty -four years OF age, and was en-
Moved a. coach-drivcr. On Tuesday morning last he
went TO No AZ Princest. his mother brother,
and his sister and her husband live. According 10 the
statements made, Mceker quarreed with his wife and
struck her TINS enraged her two brothers. Elijah and
James and they threatened him with violence Meekcr
then obtained pair Of shears and made an attack upon
Tho two brothcrs one of whom - sad To have been
armed with poker while the other had knife In his
nosscssion Elijah NASH. after being wounded walked
10 Ms rte-ay We and NIvy-s and was then taken 10 the
hospital.
Mcrker was arrested and James Nash was held rs n
witness Justice Walsh yesterday committed them TO
await the CorOner's action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
EXPLOSION OF A GAS MAIN.
I'M LUNION OF 4 U4h'J -'1+''@''
A COLUMN OF FIRE MANY FEET HlGH-THE RESULT
A BLAST

COLUMN OF FIRE MANY FEET HiGH-lhb hhSOLi
OF BLAST.
A row of new houses is building on the east SIDE
of Sccond-ave.. between Eighty-fourth and Eighty
fifth-sts., and the walls have been raised II
little beyond the level of the street. WORK
men were engaged yesterday in making
connections between the house sewers ana
the street sewer and they were Obliged
TO tunnel through large rock which lay under
the euro. John McNerny the contractor, gave or
ders IN the afternoon to blast away portions OF the
rock, and blast was made ready shortly before D
o'clock 1t was successful III SCATTERING the rock'
but il also caused break in the thlrty-lnch gas
main of the KnickcrbOcker G1sHght company
which lay between the rock and the street sewer.
A fragment OF rock thrown against the mann
with so much force as to break the pipe, and lmine-
diately there was a loud explosion. The pavement
and earth above were thrown into the ar 10 tne
distance of many feet, leaving circular We'll at me
bottom of which the broken man was
exposed. The gas took ire as III escap ;
from the break and the flame mounted TO consId-
able height. Much excitement was cansed III the
neighborhood. and crowds of persons gathered TO
witness the mOnstTOus gas jet. The FIRE Depart
uent was summoned to the place and spent nearly
an hour in smothering the flame. The broken mann
was not repaired but it was covered with loose
soil.
The covering did not prevent the gas from escal,-
ing in great quantity, and soon the nclghDorhood'
to a distance of several blocks, pervaded 10y q
sickening odor Even on the Third Avenue Elevated
Railroad cars the odor could be perceived Inc gas
in the houses supplied by the hnckerbocKcr Som-
panv burned feebly. There were many complaints
of sickness made by residents, and some persons
were said to be the point or leaving ther homes
last light to escape the intOlerable smell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
CHILDREN MISSING FROM HOME.

Gusse Baerer, whose father is said to be sculp-
tor now living in Europe is missing from the
home of her mother at No. 222 East Nineteenth
st. The girl. who is about fifteen years
of age, left her home Saturday afternoon
and has not since returned. No cause is assigned
for her suddeu departure except that she was very
fond of one Of the men boarding at the house, who
sailed. il is said. for Italy on Thursday. The
denartnre. and il supposed to have left
the house i'll resentment at some reproof
adninistered by her mother. little girl of her ac-
quaintance has, however. seen uSsle since her de-
nature she saws but her friends cannot find her.
Ellen Breen, age thirteen years, rs reported as
missing from her home, at No. 40 Madison-st., since
Friday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
CHARGED WITH A HUSBANDS DEATH.
MRS. MEfERHOEFFER AND FRANZ LANNtNs On lhlA

MEs MEIrRHOFFFER AND FRANZ LAMMFNs on TRIAL
FOR THEIR LIVES Al NEWARK.
The trial of Mrs. Margaret Meicrhoeher ana
Franz Iammens for the murder Of John Meerhoefier,
was begun in Newark yesterday before judges David
NJ Denue and John H. Meckcr. On October o, 1879 the
body OF John Melrhoefer age seventy. farmer living
ON the Mortified road, in West Orange was found In
the collar OF his house. bulet-wouud in the back Of
,bo head showed the cause OF death. Living in tho
bouse at the time were his wife Margaret fortyiye
her son Theodore, ago fifteen hired man, who had
been tramp and had been engaged bv Meerhocher a
few weeks previously, and J. C. Pearson, the district
school-teacher, who boarder with the family
Mrs Meierhoefler charged the murder upon Lammehs
Both she and Lammens were arrested
Upon the opening Of the trial yesterday the court
room was crowded Mrs. Moicrhoeifcr charges the
crime upon Iamnens. L1mmens charges It upon the
woman and the state accuses them both Public Pros
ecutor Colonel g. " Abeel appeared for the people and
William b. Guild, IT,. for Mrs. Meerhocier. Charles
Borchering was assigned by the Court counsel for
Lrmmcns The Jury was obtained before noon.
Comfy Physician Dr.. 7. " i. Hrwtt testified that
he found the body in cellar behind barrel near The
wall There were marks OF blood on the cellar stairs.
The bullet In the head fitted Lammenss revolver. Con
stable W s. Randall, of West Orange. Testified that nc
made the arrests when the murder was diseoveiSu'
When ne knocked az the door al the house shorty ne
fore midnight on the night OF Ocober y NJ Meier
hOer opened the door and catching hlm by the shoue
said. That man "a getting out OF the back WINDOW
lie hastened the back Of the house and saw i1mmens
n he'd Asking Mrs Mcicrhocffcr where her husband
the celar-dOor rho SAID " Here i where he shot my
husband" and che added something about kicking
sad " lie has moved the BODY" Mrs Meierhocicr told
the witness that the murder occurred AZ nbOnt Ju
q. III. The officer was told by her that inmmens had
committed the deed, and had stolen goods LamlDeha
made attempt To get away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
THE REMOVAL OF The MARKETS.

At the meeting OF the Marketmen's Protective AS
sociatlon yesterday in Greenwich-st., conference
committee OF twelve was appointed to confer with
the proper authorities relative to abuses now exist
ing in and around Washington Market communl-
cation was read from ii. X. & f. j. Thurber, CON
demning the proposed removal OF Washington Mar
the downtown streets. The remedy.n their opinion
would be to employ suitable person TO organize
the present feeling of opposition to TINS scheme 70
gist i'm removing the causes winch have made the up
town movement possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
A COUNTY CLERKS DENIAL.

Charges have been freely circulated and published
in Bergen County ~ j.. recently against the County
Clerk, Thomas w Demarest, in effect that he had
kept back $4,000 in license fees from the
treasury. and that Garrett Ackerson, one
savings bank, had given Mr.. Demarest loans
upon blanket mortgage. and that the money had
been pa Id over TO the county 70 make good the de-
felt; but that as the mortgage was valueless, the
savings bank was the loser.
Mr'Demerest denies the whole charge emphati-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
SHOOTING A MAN INSTEAD OF A RAT.

Charles H. Murtagh who is employed by J. Cur
lev g. Brother importers of cutlery and
fancy goods, at Nassau and Beekman-sts., while
in the basement of the store yesterday. at
$50 p. m, was shot and dangerously wounded ny
Robert Simpson, dealer in sporting goods at No. 1872
Nassau-st or John G. f. Priest. his clerk, who were
at the time shooting at rats in the store directly
over the basement where Curley u Brother are.
The bail passed through the floor and struck Muir
tagh who was in STOPPING position, attending the
fire IN stove i'll the lett side OF the back, and
penetrated to the kidneys. lie was taken
to the Chambers Street Hospital, where
his wounds were pronounced very dangerous.
The wounding of Murtagh is believed to have
been purely accidental. However Priest says he
did not shoot at the time. In this his story differs
from that of Mr. Simpson, who gave himself up TO
fhp nOlce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
CRIMES AGAINST LIFE,
ANNIE MARTINS VISITOR.


THE Unknown MAN WHO CALLED AT MIDNIGHT
HIS DEMAND FOR PISTOL
The inouest INTO the case of Annie Donwey,
alias Martin who found dead In her room NJ NO.
~ pr,ncest.. on Saturday morong, was continued
Yesterday by Coroner Knox. Blanch Smith, the vic OIL
the man who keeps the house, testified as follows
01bis bouse is occupied by myself and husband. l
rort the rooms 70 women boardcrs. Last week only
had one boarder Annie Martin. She lived here just n
,vee and a day. Her friends accustomed TO go TO
her room but strangers used to meet her In the paror
ON Friday she had three visitors before p M no
tced one of them about that hour because he talked
roughly to her" ~
ave YOU got pistols the house 4" he said to her
OF went TO the door and asked what was the matter
He then said IL again:
"TIave you pistols in the hOuseF Z"
"Don't speak So" said I, you Brighten me- i
never saw him before. He was man of medium ME-
about thirtyve years old lie had dark hair and mus
tachc and spoke with Irish accent He wore pro"h
oyercoat and low felt nat" Annie said: 49,
ION lie only said that in fun he didn't mean H.. ,.
"They hcn left the room ANNE toa 1 ,5 ci"c
that going to call ON her later ABOUT ~ =,
a man did call on her she returned ~ Tue pllo u.s.,
and stad until 1890 a. M enc then came 10 b rnd
room and told me mat inc luIdn, WI" ebo r'',s
promscd 10 come back had arrived. shc was
in good spirits and babe me good night several hes'
never saw her intoxicated She was very lively iaue
inc and singing all the time ! did NOT hear inc man
gong IN stars / IN the cAtenalOh ana cdh"o'
hear any body on the stairs. 49, ,.oa,,,
from the alley TO the street open on the morning uo
body was found. lie could not say whether or not u
omen in tbemoriinc II was open when he went III tue
yard but might have been opened by one OF INT oncI
The "cai persons connected with the case were very
retcent Yesterday 10 their opinions nnt ,0,hel
thought that the msrder theory ioohed pau'leir ~,
least The missing watch ana chain nave not DceH
found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
CHARGED WITH IRREGULARITY.

The reorganization committee of the New-Jersey
Midland Railroad discovered. about two weeks ago.
that its secretary II. p. Dechert, in some instances
had given his personal receipt for bonds
surrendered BY the holders under the scheme
of REORGANIZATION. 1t was ascertained that
he had afterward deposited some of these
bonds with the Central Trust Company. taking out
certificates in his own name. He was removed from
his position. Mr.. Dcchert claimed that no wrong
had been commtted that the holders OF the bonds
had not paid in full the per cent of
the par value. necessary to securing The
Trust Company's certificates 1t was found;
however. Chat some of the bonds delivered
TO him had not been deposited with the Trust
company, and it is supposed by members of the
committee that the missing bonds have been con-
yerted by Mr. Dechert to his own use:
The extent of tho alleged irregularity has not
been aseertained brit it is thought that the deficit
will not exceed sos. 900 at the par value of the
bonds. Mr. Dechert was not at his office yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
1vuIIMANITY on THE OCEAN.

The British brig Excelsior, which arrived yester-
day from Cape IIaytien. had on board hVe OF 'he
crew of the Nova Scotau schooner L'zzie MOTIFS
xvbic= was run down off Cape Hatteras by an un-
lnown bark on the night OF January z. The
sohoooer WAS from Demerara on December 49, for
BOSTON. with cargo Of old iron. and few min
utes before she was struck sighted the bark COM
ipp before the wind and headed directly toward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
srp1orrs orrARREL OVER TEN CENTS

John Mitchell who was shot III the eye on
Sunday night by Samuel Jacoby, while attempting to
enter the lattcs liquor store at No. lib withers-s
Brooklyn is in critical condition and is not expected
to recover II appears that Mitchell had been In tho
saloon during the evening playing bagateile dispute
arose i'm regard payment OF the score JacOby de-
mandng than Mitchell gave him. Hence
this serious trouble for both Mitchell ana 3ac0by.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
FINDING HER HUSBAND AND son DEAD.

Mrs. Guy Wade acts as a nurse i'll Summit, n. j..
On Sunday afternoon. after an absence of few
days she visited her home 10 spend few hours
with her family. When she reached her house she
feuud both the front and back doors locked. and so
climbed in through one of the windows. AS soon q
she had entered she noticed peculiar odor, aud on
GOING into the bedroom found her husband and son.
n boy of twelve years, dead IN bed A physician
was summoned and stated that they had probably
hesn dead since Thursday night. II was thought
that death must have been caused by suiiocation
from gas escaping from the stove, the damper in
The stove was closed and its door open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

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r. r. r.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
s,rpsT1TIrTE FOR EACH PILOT.

At a meeting of the Union Ferry Company uireo-
tors yesterday, Managing Directors ferry anu D.-
oa,,v submitted report in reference to the death
&c pilot William White. and proposed that suitable
men occnstomed to boating and capable of steer
ing. be appointed, one to each pilot, whose duty IL
snail be ts be in the wheel-house WINE cIossiis,
cabins are properly cleaned heated and yentllated.
Authority was given to appoint the additional men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
RUN oYER BY A FIRE ENGINE.

Mary Haynes, age thirty years, OF No 20
West Forty -sxth-st, was knocked down aud run
nv fire engine No "a Sunday night nj Ecventh-ave. and
Forty.sixth-st Her skull fractured. and she
taiued other ipUves. The nllice sent her 10
the Roosevelt Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM

Tho inheritance OF the nervous system It's power over n
and The direct bearing which IL has on human happtne
boroupblV rccOgnIzed its uses ana inc oahEct VI -
me n whether through Intense mental o w 10 10
ax,esve intugence apleiltts anu utOpens'e te
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r. ranrr1 il is absolutely necessary Ia promptly seek ..
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"e hs Whole time and attention 10 tins stuyand @hotron
E pce and practice has learned To discover AZ 9bee
lie cse and as promptly apply the remedy mus aSvhhhs
The painful, slow seeking for the truth ~ common 70 ue ~
x,1enrrd and annoying 10 the patient who very Wy
uray waItsto know without delay what Is he nttsn ns
Xont Of the arrangement the prO5aOncs Oh keS"PV'"
and the time required ,...-, l.. t...,so mental An
iir,to rnrViQ of the puwcr OF connected thOiEn-
an only recover strength by being properly ie' 4.
.hed hy the use of certain systematic mctHods ~
vc The same with that preside over otg.no
bo rna vae OF this branch of medical practice can s.
H. ycrtatr, for IL reaches marriage The ptIl
tmv names the securing OF hereditary ttes ana the e''
ton of estates tho same family -, ,...o, I have
From lcug aud large experience IN ms .Y ,,rer
he, obe 10 command success the thAn SUI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
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cally. as does also Mr. Ackerson, his bqndsin Eht
Mr. Demerest's reputation is declared py 'ho1o VIM
know HIM to be above reproach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
SHOOTING AT A THEATRE TREASURER.
Henry /. ThursbY. who fired q pistol a

Victor Hay Treasurer Of the Thala Theatre Oh Janu-
airy H. has been indicted for shooting with intent 10
KILL In the General Sessions yesterday lie pleaded not
cnlty The Court assigned Charles iecller his
sell the prisoner being without money. 1t ~ understood
that the defence will be insanity.