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THE END OF THE MAINE TROUBLE.
- ~. III ffLrd lolL rank LeLll

The supreme Court in Maine bias decided
the questions submitted TO II IN favor OF the
snde the decision clear and explicit ana ln accord
snee with comlno1 and the American idea OF gov
eminent by TIE people Tins is brushed away
me whole foundation upon which the
snjrafors expected 20 erect State Gov
ernmenf Of their own. They shown 20 be out
laws ytb no standing in court and deserving 10 be
punished as eonsprstors against she peace and staby
~ St.fe Government Here the matter must end, Tor
General amberlain viii make II his duty 10 see at
f oecison az the court earned into effect and there
an be no doubt that the moral sentiment OF the STATE
"a well as of tine country will uphold him.
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HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA. Jan. l7.-Sucar-The market active duru2
the gradually rising prices AT the Close h0~eve
prices steady the steadily o0Buwaft
dency exchanges; MOlasses Sugar Nos. TO 10 7haT1
reals gold per aTrobe MnscOvadO Suga Common 20 Fan,
reals Centrifugal 30 polarization IN boxes
and bbs 9l2ags stock in warehouse al Havana aud
MatanzaS-ls 200 boxes, 1871 BAGS aud 81, 90 bhds Re
ceps the WEEK. 900 boxes ESQ bags aud $4,000 hhds
Exports during the wec3S5 1000 bags aud 05nO
hhs including 600 bars and 5.2OO hhds 10 TIE
United states Tobacco firm spanish gold 2JaIa23o. Ex
declining; United States 80 days gold 80
- premium short sight do, 5lf05ss premium Lon
don, 4adl5 = premium on Paris, lifd2 premium.
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coy cnpSEIJ,s CANAL POLICY INDICATED
-'N'' -. ma hmm ErIresE lRfp.l

Governor Cornell sent to the Senate the
nxme Of she Hon. Sias b. butcher, OF BROOKLYN. Tor
snnerintendent OF Public Works and the nomination
WAS promptly confirmed. Governor Corneu mas even
The keynote OF his canal policy In the cearcul lheve
roinst man who has been promptly confirmed DY inc
senate Mr. butcher viii be watched closely DIV those
will be anxious to write the record lhiure. hu
he vii, he watched in vain. He embOoes and energies
the best i'm pulses Judgment OF The hepub
lcan party. lie is fully equal TO the great TASK III
uos ufor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-19
FORK OF THE Tract SOCIETY.

A meeting of the friends. of the American
Tract Society was held last evening in the Collegiate
Church. at Ffthave and Forty eighthst The subject
under discussion was Colportage in Texas and adj
dresses we're made by the Rev. George whltefort, OF
Texas the Rev. @. L. 6hearer aud the Rev. Dr.
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pALAvER no no PURPOSE.

FTON O7tV73Ig ITO ~ a =.
IL is refreshing 10 learn from Washington
fbat Ouray ard the other Utes who do not participate
In the late assacres and who events have abundanty
,,roved have no inf with the tribe about 10
he furnished with clothes preparatory 10 beng
talked at by the Interior Department. Meanwhile me
Of the and OF the horrible OUT
RACES afterward, go unpunished, ana ms hddtonal
70 no purpose with Ouray Will but emphasize
ne ,mhecy of 10 atrocities IN question
,~htch .reYns 10 Obtain in that department.
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Mr Clarke. who was imprisoned by Judge Angel for
alleged contempt Of in refusing TO give up his
place TO his Mr. Clarke denied the right OF
the newlyieeced Justice Dust him from bis office and
insisted on continuing his duties. Justice DODOhue de-
cded that the commitment irregular hagged
Mr. Clarke.
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sTILL MAD AT TAMNANY.
fs.-- ~ p,.g,.s Dat { ftgIo

II the Republicans OF the New l OK Legls7,
iainye carry out their threat and choose Presidential
electors for tie siatc 1t VIII probably comfort Nj John
Eey and mis- followers that they are fesp0nFi-
bic for TIE act But the bolt Of Ianmany tue De
meeracy would nave carried NsF-YOrk In the late
election.
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srAnBEp IN Flfrn ANENuE.

William Stark, age twenty years, OF No. 9O7
Third-ave, stabbed the back at Fifth-aye. and
sxty-eig th-st. last night nv named Dunn, who
made his escape. starHs Injuries are not severe.
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As two frishmen were passing syn post.
OF them looking mp al U exclaimed his cOmfadc
Whist Nike, thread FATTY lie grave a. dead
He farteen years ovid, aud his Miles TO
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Doiitiral Nctites.

German Republican Central Cemmittee.
snecal OF the German Republican central CON
mitvee will held thus evening ~ M A. the seuocn
tend. 49, DiA AAS presdent
GUSTAV Gus, x, ssnEarf' ssers,arsa
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THE DISTRICT COURT FIGHT.
JUSTICE ANGEL CHARGING FRAUD.

JUSTICE ANGEL CHARGING FRAUD.
ASSERTING THAT THE COURT RECORDS HAVE BEEN
RETAINED BY PETER V. CLARKE AND ASSIST
ANT-CLERK HAsKIN TO COVER UP MIsAPPRoPRI-
ALTON OF MoNEY-DENIALs BE TIE ACCUSED
MEN.
Although Justice Donohue has released Peter V.
Clarke whom Civil Justice Angel committed to jail
for alleged contempt of court, the trouble in the
Fordham District Court is no nearer an end.
but has assumed more serious phase.
Justice Angel now charges Mr.. Clarke and
his assistant. Mr. Haskin, with holding back the
court records to cover up nisappropuaton of money
which should have been paid to the Controller, Mr..
Clarke andAlr. Haskln deny the charge in the most
positive terms.
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Posi- a nee Nouce-rhe iorega mails tor the week end
ING January "a 1880. will close al this Office
T ES Y $50 tor Europe Oy steamship Nevada.
win oueenstown correspondence for Scotland
he specially addressedl ami at $50 a M, for
Cow; on WEDNESDAY. at $50 a. m. for Europe by
seamship BOthna via Queenstown Correspondence for
France be specially Addresse and at $50 q NJ zoe
France direct steamship Canada via Havre on RS
DAY 10 IN. tor Europe BY steamship Aarlatic via
be specially Addressed sad a. ~ NJ Tor Europe by steam
sbip easlIg via Plymouth. CherDOurg aud Hamburg on
RDAY az a. M, for Europe. by steamship City OF
pern via Queenstown correspondence for Germany aud
Scotland mast be specially Addressed and AZ ii foe
Germany steamship DOnau, via Southampton and
Great britain the Con inent
mnst Os specially addressed and at for scotland d.
AnchOTia, 6laScDw. The for Den
marx sweden dispatched by Hamburg and
Rremeu steamers cny The mails Newfoundland iesyo
snuary 20 The mail. Tor Jamaica. Greyt0wn
Coomba leave January 81. fisyt
~ Domingo and Turks Island New YORK January ~.
ms malls and Curacao leave NswYork Jan.
nary DO The mails Hssana leave New York January II
and "a The mails for Belize and Bay Islands Leave New
YORK January 2l The mails for Hayu leave New York Jan
nary Do The malls for Mexico leave Newfork January ~
and o. The mails for Aspnwal and south Pacific ports leave
Nev-York January -. The malls for Nassau, ~ p leave
New York January % and % The mails for China and Jspan
leave san Francisco February 4 The mails for Austtss
i0~'o ~ ThOs. T.. JAMES. Postmastec
Post OGce New.York. January II. 1880
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Freshman in Algebra, while the professors
k&bk Il turned Tin Whisper "Say. how DO you get
ns quantity out FROM the racicaIr Consoling Fresh
kab Il out"
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The Victor Baby Food.
Best substitute Tor mothers milk Zoe All druggists.
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LATEST SNIP EEYs

FOREIGN PORTS
HAVE Jan 8.-sfr wieand, Hamburg ssiiea hence
for New. York to-day.
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Pleurisy pains and all asthmatic OF bronchial
affections relieved nv that certain remedy Tor
coughs and colds Dr. Jsynes Expcct0rsnt
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DUNN-DE With New -Bransvick. \. J.. Tim day.
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Special Notlees
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nut's PhAf Us brsad"tY'
TptpUSE OFFICE, Jan. 10. a. ma slight iau In
the barometer yesterday was followed by an upward
,oovencut Cloudy weather. with light rain about
oo cas- folIoved by partly cloudy and clear weather.
rrh. temperature ranged between 800 and 45o, the
aVsrare ttGo being 50 hgherhan the same day last
year and $50 higher than on saturday"
Clear aud partly cloudy weather may be expected IN
this city and vicinity TO-DAY.
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Of the ~ hsura
represents
he mercury The brekeh OF ao,les r
taelcales
utfsPh ls nrsAdW
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AT NOTICES o. y.
name and address.
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CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.

o, NJ u,f,oroloccat ReDort for the cck ended al
'NN-N'
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conia Mangnm Portland MeJ Ames, r BidGe war,ses
PPsia9dephs w% cIySe Go Ma,y Losis. lBG Macs
ship. Caravan watcher. London. Tlomes Douhsm.
Nephew s. Co; Lillian lr Bennet. sbarPne.s. Ent W Ser
Adophns Brl, Hibieat Lon on. Jam " Elgel q 90 w
G9rs' hSqth Yang l9nao oIs .sn6 M. Nephs-
tBr MARI Abcreen scot. Geo Bailey; Joses Buen0 loa
Fridge Own Ber n Trowbrtdss' sons fcp,srp D9iss
Passages SPAIN Lun & Bros; Bestice ri Necoum Iyna
F1ncb ye Co Prospero Doee Gran scfparone Cork ~
orders soeoyieh Coz Jennie Parker r Aoa, opeBhages
mouth fo orders Funob. hdye co; Albion Dsget London
Queenstown Famouth or Plymouth for or ef- ~
Brgs ATLANTA Utah, Bousenon Csglan sardinia Benhsu
Elizabeth winslow Locke, Exmouth Eug Miller Io1ga
SchIs voysseur (Brl. conan Plymouth. Geo Bul.y
Ida ,H1yu Cray Aux csyes lyos co. Land DOnaal
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON July l9.Tbe str Australia, from Now York IN
This poTt es, ga'se a nee f, ar Sys r cy
New York: Leh, str Crane iBr IRON NswY0fk at t,
g9o str 50 s@sh5 s r ig g2n c az cas
via lTj from Boston; Bristol str scotia gF from sss
MsTssles sT viaSen1o FIorio ia from Ss Yora"
LyharG2L Jny ~ Ar sr q, m la bosion
IONA from Liverpool for New. YORK.
GLASGOW. JAY i9AT at a NJ str state o. Nevada from
sa.g univ io-sai,ed at m 18th inst str state Of go,
HAVANA. JnY l9-The str CITY Of Vera Cruz from View
SANTIAGO Dg CUBA Juy l9-The SIR Santiago from New
York arr yes ,erd1y M .,,,.. ,u.. .. boz. ,....
for fnladephn l4ne2 Io' hgi' +, .s, ~ q. or
nesenl l7th inst Albion Capt GuDders' Bedford The asr
for NewYOTk Carl Johann for Ncw NOrk CON DeBehs
lei for NewO eans forsrsbre for san Fiaucc raeres
g. the latter for altimoTe Samson ~ bsresigai
inst Alexandra capt Iarseal, KoItsnter
9h Admiral at oiiSra ctfciaiore I'm in.,
lust, G0diDln. JuleIae, on ScAy'
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PROFIT IN STOLEN HOGS.

Jacob Hoffman was arrested yesterday afternoon
at the farm of his father in Whitehouse, Hunterdon
County n. j., by Detective Doyle. and taken to
Jersey City to answer to charge OF stealing hogs
the foot of Sixth-st. The complaint on which the
arrest was made was sworn to by $. II. Edwards,
man had been employed as a driver. part Of
Hofilnau's duties was the delivery of dressed meat
to wholesale and retail dealers in this city. 1t is al
legged by Mr.. Edwards that Hoffman ana other EN-
engaged for months past in stealing dressed hogs
from the loads they sent to deliver to GUS
toners. Tribe d Voeer estimate that the meat
stolen from them during the last four months was
worth $500 1t is expected that Hoffman will
turn States evidence and give to the police author
tiles the names Of men employed by the different
firms doing business in the abbator who have been
stealing meat from tho wagons, Hoffman is only
twenty three wears of age and has O wife and chd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20
HIGHwAYMEN FROM THE sHANrIEs.

private Waterman on duty at an excavation
near the Seventh Regiment Armory SAID In reply
to a remark that his task was easy: Not so asy as
Won think, boss. It's enough while the sun ~
np, but the strain comes durin' the work hours of
the thaves. Them shanties there" pointing to a
cluster of whtewashed novels the rocks
of an adjoining block, are filled with mostly hard
working, dacept people. but TIERS some OF 'em as
gifts their livin' by stating. know 'ein. And thin
TIERS gang over by Thlrd-ave. that follow people
that come up late on the Elevated Road as is alone,
and whn they are in dark place that's favorable
they g, for them. They'r hard k-racters"
"Not long ago" he continued. "a rich man what
lives beyOnt was coming home from lhlrdaye.
about u o'cOc&-he was drunk-and when he got
there by the Arm0ry he fell down. There was no
lights that part OF the street thin. see three OF
Thin fellers await chin him. and Wien they see him
down they started TO 70 for hun and stepped out"
rs |, Frank, what are you going TO dor
"Sez lie, WHAT'S that TO your
"Stz |, You know very well know what you're
up to-
''.sez he, 'YOn'r fool
"SzI YOu 20 back and let that man alone or
you'll get a bullet through vOu.'
And they went back. That man had diamond
ring and watch they wanted, and likely some
moGev"
"Where were the police all this time :"
"O-tGe perliceman on this beat has so far to
walk tDoy don't care nothing for him. He can't be
i'll place Oftenor than twenty-five or thirty
Minutes"
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CdDfain CASEY.
RESULTS OF A. TRIANGULAR FIGHT,

A succession of pistoshots, accompanied by loud
0aths and cries of rage. attracted large crowd at
IioustOn-st. and South FIfth-ave., late Yesterday
afternoon. Three desperate looking colored men
were seen confronting each other in triangular
fight One held smoking pistol in his hand an-
other brandlshed bloody razor and the third man
was IN the act of throwing soda water bottle
while he balanced himself with huge paving-sone.
Patrolman Mulcahey, of the Fifteenth Precinct, ap-
peared as the saltwater bottle was hurled across
the street. He seized the man who threw
it and then. with the assistance of one or two by
ISLANDERS succeeded in arresting aud disarmug The
negro with the razor. The one who had fired the
pistol shots threw away his weapon and escaped.
The prisoners were taken to the Mercer Street Po-
lice Station and gave their addresses as John Sew
ell, of No. 45 Grandst., and George Freeman. Of
No. 207 South Fifth-ave. The last named, who had
held the razor, uDlpjured, but Sewel was
bleeding from three wounds-one in the left arm.
one in the side and another in his right hand. The
wounds in the side and arm appeared to have
been inflicted with pistol bullets. The wounded
man was intoxicated and in q state of wild excite
ment. Nothing could be learned from him regard
ing the cause of the hight. and although his wounds
are severe the police had much difficulty in getting
him to the New-York Hospital. Freeman was
locked up He sand the man who escaped was
named Green but he could not tell where he lived.
The fight, he said. arose from a quarrel about
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LIEELY SCENES AT THE FREE BATHS.

"Hnrry back from the store, Johnny, and you
NAV go down to the bath tonight" said a mother to
her son. who was jouTneying with basket on his
at the promise and giving vent 10 a whOop express
sive of 10y he scurriel rapidly away He Is not by
any means the only boy who feels happy when the
free baths are mentioned as a visit to any of them
during the hot evenings proves. The Goyerneurst
per was so thckiy crowded last evening that to
Those nearest the bath house waited for their turn
with the liyeliest impotence, and such calls as
"That's long twenty minutes" why don't you
fellows hire the bath by the week ~ Come, take
tumble in there, will yerl The attendants, as
sisted by the officers duty, had all they could do
to preserve order Many of the batbers endeavored
to escape observation when the Iiue for leaving
the bath came by remaining mott Onless in the bath
houses, but few if any, succeeded.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A MURDERER GRANTED A NEW TRIAL.

MURDERER GRANTED A NEW TRIAL.
kEw EVIDENCE DISCOVERED IN FAVOR OF FRANZ
IAMMENs.
Judge Depup, of the Essex County (Ncw-Jcrseyl
Courts, Yesterday granted new trial in the case or
Franz lammens who was convicted WITH Mfs.
Margaret Mecrhofer of the murder of John Meier
hofer. the woman's husband, in West Orange, last
Fall. The ground upon which the application Tor a
new trial was based was the discovery OF new cyl
Gencc in favor of Lammens. Some time after the
conviction of the accused man and woman, some
persons appeared before Judge Depue and deposed
that at tie time the murder committed they
were passing along tie Northhcd road IN the
vicinity of the MeIerhofer house, and saw q man
who looked like Lammcns walking along, some
distance from the house, carrying IN s mana Dot
lie of NhsScy. The evidence went TO c0rr0Dorate
the principal statements made by Lamnens ID the
trial. =,
I'm grantng n new trial the Judge SAID that The
Court was satisfied that the verdict rendered by the
Jury was Unsuitable, and deprecated the idea that
m granting the motion the Court was of opinion
tnat in the presen alton of the testimony different
result might be reached. 1t was the judgment o1
the Court. however that under the peculiar circum
stances OF the case. that testimony, with the otner
Testimony in the case ought 10 be submitted to a
Jury before the Judgment OF the law III the con-
yictlon of a murderer in the first degree was pro-
nounccd Ii is probable that Lammens VIII be tired
at the September term OF the Essex Courts. Mrs
Meierhofer will remain in jail under convection OF
murder but without sentence, and no action VIII
be taken ID her case until that OF Lammens is DIS
posed of. Lammens received the news YESTERDAY
with every manifestation OF graIhcatlon ana rehel.
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MARRIED TO HER BROTHER.

disclosed in the Brooklyn courts. Two children,
born out of wedlock. were brought up by their
neither and aunt and we're known MS Annie Conner,
after her mother and the boy as Peter Peterson.
They were allowed TO grow up in ignorance of their
real relationship and to suppose themselves to be
cousins. They finally fell in love with each other.
During the absence of their mother, on a visit to
Europe last Summer. they were married. and ON her
return she found them living as man and
wife. Horror-strcken, she revealed their true
relationship The wife then applied to Judge Nell
son. in the Brooklyn City Court. for legal advice IN
the matter. and he referred her to lawyer. Inc
case was sent referee who has reported In favor
of annuiInQ the marriage.
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SHIP MEMS.
PORT OK NETWORK .....JULY 49,


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ship Annie Fish, HOffses Bombay March 10 with Old Iron
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savannah GER TeJehnann, liverpool days with
mdHe Hermann kOOO ~ Co.
ship Mystic Belle, Davis Boston In ballast 70 Vernon
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ship Bayo dc Ponce span sovea Ponce PR 10 days with
fruit master.
Bark Williams (Br) Smith Cow Bay b. IL days with
coal 10 Perkins * Co; sessel 20 Brett. son 4 co.
Bark Asta NOrJ. AnseB Cardiff 81 days
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Bark Cyclone Meirman Havre a DAYS. ballast Car.
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BARK John Gibson BIZ Gordon. Halifax ID days with
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Brig AIco small Port Spain. Trinidad 10 days with sugar
scbr ThomasJ Martin, Mars Wiscassett with leo
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WOMEN VOTING AT A TOWN MEETING.

meeting was held at Giford's, in the town OF
SouthfeId. on Saturday night. in relation to build
ing new school house. For some time previous
the question whether the women of the town woull
be allowed a voice i'll the meeting excited mucI
comment. Among those present besides the school
trustees were Mr. Wilcox president of the New
York Woman's Suffrage Society, and many proml-
explaining their presence at the meeting said that
they had come to " see Soma fun Mr.. wilcox
urged that the women he allowed to vote IN the
selection of committee to choose a site for the
new building. There was mt first considerable OBJ
position to granting the request, but 1t was hnaiy
agreed to allow the women to have voice III INC
proceedings, and they voted