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New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

East Jamaica has been broken open and robbed thre'
times and once set on fire during the past montn
On the last visit Of the thieves they stole books t(
the value Of 800. Yesterday the books were lounu
IN lot only short distance from tue SCHOOL
JERSEY CITY.
The collections in aid of the striking women
operatives of Lorards cigarette manuiactOry tnuS
far have only reached S3i 30.
NEWJERSEY.
FREEHoLD-1'h Monmouth County Jail contains
sixteen prisoners charged with blgainy'
ORANGE.-Mayor Hartford was reelected yester-
day by the Democrats. There was no Oppositioh'
The Council will be Democratic, as usnai.
NEw-BRUNswICK.-The appropriation having
been expended, the gas lamps of the Guy VIII n9l
be lighted hereafter. Only the gasoline lamps IN
the suburbs will be lighted as usual.
ELlzABKTH.-Iti is understood that there will DC
no postpOnement of the trials OF Messrs LeggeCI'
dcted officials and that their trial Will begin on
March 10.
PATERsON.-Mrs Matte Kali, Holland woman.
seventy years of age, living at Vine and Clavsts'
old-fashioned warming-pan. She rushed out into
the street and rolled In the snow, but she was "a
tally burned before the flames were extlngulsheu;
.......... One of the silk mills has just received
an order from an Eastern dry goods hrn iOr
100000 in silks of certain class.
STATEN ISLAND.
CAsT1Erox.-The demand for small houses much
exceeds tine supply and rents are higher than they
have been for many years.
SOUTH BrACH-St. Johns Guild has purchased
ten acres of land adjoining the South Beach Hotel
property, and Will soon begin the erection or sea-
side sanitarium, TO be completed in June.
NEw-BRIGHTON.-Tho uncollected taxes in. the
village amount to 81, ,549......A new ferry has been
started from the larbor landing and the propeller
Joshua Bedcll makes regular trips TO ana from
ConstabIes Hook, \. j.
TAPLEroN.-EXJustice KaSsner. Of Stapleton,
has offered "a reward of 800 tor the return
OF bis court record, stolen from his office Ia
the Richmond County Court of Sessions recently.
the case of Constable Goggan was called for trial
As the court records of Justices Garrett and kass-
ner, which were TO have been introduced as cyl
dence in tho case by the prosecution, could not De
found, the trial had to be pgst tponed
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
DoBBs FFRRY.-A downward bound train Of the
Hudson Rivor railroad OF Monday forenoon struck
and instantly killed German woman, whose name
was not asceriaiucd, while walking tho track IN
the neighbOrhOOd OF DObbs Ferry.
KATONAH.-A man and woman, apparently
tramps while walking on the Harlem Railroad
track of the covered bridge over Cross River, near
KLtonah, on Monday were struck and instantly
killed by train. Their names were unknown 10
any one in the nclghborhood
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
. NEW sHoAL. AT SANDY HOOK.

The Pilot Commissioners received a conmunica-
tion from Commodore j. NJ b. Clitz. Lighthouse
Inspector, yesterday. in relation to the grounding
of the steamship State of Nevada near Sandy Hook
a week ago. lie also incloSed chart of the recent
survey. showing that the spit" had formed 500
feet seaward from the boundaries on tho Older
charts and that curved shoal makes out between
the two buoys anchored on the shoal. New bnoys
have been placed TO define its boundaries AS Pilot
Michael Lyons who had charge of the state Of Ne
yada acknowledged that the recent shOai forma-
ton was known by all the pilots his license was sus-
pendod during the pleasure of the Board
Inspector Conway reported that the city refuse
was heing distributed unfortunately i'll the bar,
and that at least 500 tons being daily deposited
on East Bank. He also reported that the Street
ss a dumping ground. The creek has recently been
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
wAsHyGTONS BRILLT4ST STRATEGY.
Az 8be meeting of the Long Island Histori-

At the meeting of the Long Island IIstori-
cal Society in the Second Presbyterian Cnurh. Brook
lyu last evening. Il paper Oh " I1e strategy Of tine
American Revolution " was read by General Henry b.
Corrinaion OF the United states Army. The lecture
consisted OF an elaborate review Of the military move
m.nis OF the Revolutionary War.
Washing;om the speaker SAID Initiated all stan duty
In the Colonial Army, and was bis own best chief OF
staff The occupation OF Dorchester Heights was sim
ni Grand strategy The battle OF Long Island devel
oued General HOwes purpose Ia make Ne"-fork his
base OF operations The crisis was not adequately ap
nrcciated by the Americans, and Howe's ad-
vance was strale cay perfect. Washingon's retreat
foa, Long Island was executed IN masterly manner.
II Tas difcult nd in history better strategic move
ients Than those made by Washington from the eyacu-
ation of Boston to tho sO-caed retreat through New
Jersey Retreat was missioner as applied 10 the
march through New-JerseY, for that was generalsp D.
In I710 the field OF operations was prnctcdDy trans
frIrrd TO the Southern colonies. The suD'equent cam
naign m Virginia eliminating IN the surrender OF Corn
wallis nj Yorktown, marked by series OF sudden
and brilliant movements.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
CHANGES IN POLICE MANAGEMENT.


CAPTAIN BYENES TO TAKE CHARGE or THE DETEC-
TIVE SQUAD AT POIICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRANSFERS.
The fonr Police Commissioners held a private
mectino Yesterday afternoon at the Gilsey House,
a. Commissioner Wheeler was unable to leave his
room. The chief object Of fho meetlng was pre-
scutel by Commissioner NicGo ~ 3 resolution or
dcring the transfer of Captain kea'y the Chief OF
Detectives, from bis present lrge TO the command
of the Fourteenth Precinct; the transfer OF Cap
tain Bylne from the command OF the Fifteenth ire
cinct to IT,. of the detective squad and the trans
fer of Caurain BrOgan from the Fourteenth to the
Fifteenth lrccinct.
Mr. Nichols said that he considered the transfer
Of CAPTAIN Kealy desirable for the reason that OF
the twenty or twenty-five patrolmen detailed to do
detective duty the greater number had become use-
less drones under his charge; the real work of
tho office was done by few able men. Captain
Byrpes on the contrary. had shown on several
recent occasions such decided detective talent ana
abi'itr that he might be considered emnentiy
fitted to work an Improvement In the once Vi
which il WAS proposed 20 put him IN charge. Com
missioner VoOrhis objected TO the change. The
Office had teen held in the past by men who were
perhaps smarter but VINO gave great Ounce 1S
md colus;on with criminals. Having found man
who had Ocen proved perfectly honest the Board
lhopid rest satisfied and let well enough alone lie
~ mobt it better plan to require Captain kealy 10
:, oort 10 the Board which Of his men we're useless
ih, Board refused to take Nj. NoOrhiss view OF
the matter ana ordered the proposed trans TO be
made br three votes against Nj. f0OrhlNs one.
Commis sioner Wheeler then moved the transfer OF
CAPTAIN Murphy frem the Twenty,frst Precinct, IN
which, he said. number Of burelarles and petty
thefts had taken place of late, to the Ihrty"hr,t
prerincf from which Captain Ryan should be sent
TO take lis place. These transfers were nnanl-
mously ordered. All these changes take effect TO-
morrow morning. c,,
The Chief Clerk was directed to request Charles
= MacIean TO return at as early day rs possible
all vouchers and papers belonging TO tue Depart
men. that might be in his posse sslon.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
.nr1rr,nr OF TILE STRIKERS.

ATTITUDE OF THE STRIKERS.
Yur MEN Al THE COLUMBIA BOX FACTORY 90 10
WORK AGArNlLoNGsHoREMEN AND sIEiN""'
EMPLOYEES STILL oBsTiNATE'
The strike Of the employees OF the Coiuhlpl" D'N
roc,orv M 157 Elcventh-ave tor an advance OF
Is per cent in wages, which was brought 10 puoi0
attention on Monday by the arrest OF two OF Vne
strife. for threatening the superintendent proved
a. beo sho. lived affair All the men. except one
ar .- Tno were intoxicated, returned to work yes
t.rGay morning nominal advance was inade III
the pay of some Of the men, and no advance at al
IN that of the majority.
The ongshoremen working for stevedore nalheu
Williams, who has charge OF the dock aV oiA'S
ffih-st and North River, left their WORK on the
shin Jessie Burrell yesterday. upon being informed
that hereafter they would not be paid more lor
night work than for day work. The reduction con-
templatcd is from IS cents an hour TO 90 ceh.S
There was no change in the situation aions 'no
Fast River Yesterday. The 1ongshoremen are all
receiving 40 cents an hour. except from the 'hico
lines winch have refused to pay that rate for several
weeks.
Notwithstanding the near approach Of the date
Gxed for the wholesale lockout of pianOmakers, I'M
less the Steinway employees return to work 'hese
men manifest 40 disposition to yield. member OF
their executive committee was asked yesterday
whether the men TO be thrown idle by the lockout
he'd shown any interest in the matter, OF Drought
anv pressure to bear upon the Steinway men one
v,ey OF the other. The reply was that no commuh-
cation had been received from any other piano
makers except through the Strike Committee OF the
Union. who cOunselled continued resistance IDS
committee still profess to believe there VIII he no
lockout ana use this profession to encourage the
strikers ~ I'll :.
IL is probable that Henry Hermann VIII ma II
necessary 20 take his striking cablnet-maHeIs Oach
on their own terms as the necessities OF thc spring
Trade will soon compel him to reopen bls factories
representative of Mir Hermann sald YESTERDAY TO
IRIBUNE reporter that before the strike began me
men were tOlG that if they would wait unth MaVch
90 their wages wOuld he advanced 10 the desired
figures. and that by granting the advance now Mt
Hermann would only be carrying through ms own
proposition This statement was not made at any
prevIOUs time. ,
Three new trade organizations have been formed
IN the Eastern District WILLIAMSBURG, the object oi
wlnch Is Of course. to obtain higher wages one Is
an organization of taIlOrS and seamsueSses, tic
other two are composed of tinsmlths and uphoi-
stcrcTs. ,.
Michael Barrett age thirty-one years long
shoreman, was accused yesterday 81 2S'2uluug
Michael Clancy. also laborer, at No. Y Laishtc
ST.. with cla>p-kni(e and was beid IN default Oi
$1,000 bail at the Iombs
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
PASSENGERS ARRTVED
~ rrvrrrooI-nY srrA4surp CITY or RICHMOND.
SHIP NLUS.
PORT OF NEw.YoEK.....MARcH .

FORT OF NEW.YOEK......MARCH g.
ARRIVED
str Ecvpt Cr Gosan Liverpool Feb - and Queenstown
70 Gi,v o. richmond Br Leitcb Liverpool FEB 2g oud
oneerstovH - to John Dale inst late for IN.
T ripacria BIZ white Marseiles 10 qenol IS.
IesLorn R Naprs % Me,'ua - Palermo a. valencia Fe0
sir Hudson Freeman. orleans March BIO Clark sea
sfr fons star Forbes Neroreaus MARS, Bocert &
M@st%n % o, savannah Fleetwood savannah 10 GEO Yonge
str CIV Dsllsa RISK Nassau FeInandna. and Port
ST. Ellen Terry limos Philadelphia TO W Clyde Co.
str Alliance. Kcmh!c philadelphia 10 Wm = CXds q Co
BARK cipcca Aust ohranovlch Marseilles 43 days With
'l Bs Motcy of 3Sc6as smith CadE s5 days with mes'
90 order. vessel to simpson, inpp 8 60 tn, ,, ., ,
,s.s ssr o 51' E wn"y my1s1 Co. 4' '''' WIN "'" '
WIND -sunse,-At sandy HOOK fresh e. clio dy. At City
Island. tho same
Wisconsin 6r Bcatsg y'TPoo ara gp
MilI4ms m 13icr, Mover Antwerp Punch, Edyo & GO.
Wyanoke COUCH Norfolk CITY Pon and Ei3hmont Old DO
sbi1s Tncodore ii Rsnd P1 shaw London scammoll
iT V!eci Dunark II Bailey : Cos suisto (Br, Good
Oqs Esis r Jarvis Bndgetown Bar Leavera;t
& co. Raena Nor, SuerScn Stet,n Tobias g co. S}yan
a @HS Psa! F%acG FdyS = cog odd pSs
n,timorc. Is parker < Domenieo 1ta Garsgiio Na
nira lawrence Giles = Coi curacao r Fillkner william
stadt u do Lima < Co. Charles Pearson hRrdihS Auo
n.,s Arc5dii Woodward Brdeetown Bar II Trowbrdge'
sons. Harry Nirdea bOrnaid Cab'iea CuuS Ja"es w IL
| wall q 90 ,-,- =, - r.-.... j.. ,..,.,
bald; MIma Read. Na'h coriena', swan q son
FOREGGN PORTS.
fypRPooT March aAtr str istrinn (Br). FROM Boston
" March O. sits Lord ClV0 from phauel
mia Tor lyr1 too. shnsris from Boston for Liverpool
GRRpNocK. March 9-Arr str Acadia Itom new fo'A ioi
| GlasgOw. ,.,. .. ,,o., f,r,, sr,r, ~-.,v
| York. n, uarr. V,ciio AT
cap; Arnes M MARIA - tio itlel
Tor baltimore Gth in.t. Accla Thurow Cooai:t sth nSt
Rosetta irst folr Tor wow oi y co
, ',ytt fieral OF the Morning. MAORI Hera lierlola
~ r,ne Vrrrvcl NY Icnlrick fsh Florence (Clpt Ke
20 yp~u- r. i Nouun. Ort1ip Osuo. the Latter ioi
av' Rnte fnr Baimor G lerg fT Pascgg0ula, heSin
Saut infniur F,augphno Ihr0Ori 1th lust GltnaVOl
! al. kr Phndcpna; HalNuHu' ,.-,,. - -. -,
Ar "a inst ma; an INST pue Vrate0 Ptnuliiemei az
a., T-n,r, Tar Rossn swallow. N-0 apt McrcGul; 81
, + ru-f leah Nelson capt Gaister the latter VI Bar
, r 1itv, Iarthcna, RuSis DI inst Da-mar Capt Gun
H a latter lost wheel, Jbbcom and had bun arGs aDt
| sails damaged
! ferLa'sr Sh,s Ns3ei. A. daH e., Fl't, P1IA
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
THANKS FROM sILEsIA FOR CHARITY.

KnobIauch & Lichtenstein, bankers, Of this city,
have Just received communication from the Ber-
lin Committee for the relief of tho starving people
IN silcsia acknowledging the receipt Of remittance
of 31,21s marks from New-York. The letter IS
signed by NJ. Won FOrkcnbeck, Mayor of Berlin, and
NJ. Won Madai. president of the Police Department
A committee has been formed in Brooklyn,
composed of Controller Stclnmetz, SIgiemnnd
Kaufmann, Paul Lichtenstein, Bernard NesierVeli,
NJ r H. de Haas and Ot hers 10 make arrangements
for a concert at the Academy of Music for the dur-
ther relief of the starving popuace or silesia Inc
concert il Is expected, Will come on on Aprli 10.
Tho BROOKLYN S;iengerbuud will also give q concert
in aid Of the relief fund at the club house, III Court
ST. on Easter Monday.
A committee whIoh has been formed in the East
ern District, Brooklyn. to collect funds for the
relief of these people has raised the SUN OF $780, 10
The SUN of ], 40 marks has been sent TO Germany.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
VALUED FOR "rENDER MEMORIES"

Conrad Bergman, cigar dealer IN the Last
ern District OF Brooklyn, WAS married on JGnu i 10
Miss Minnie the daughter OF Abraham Van NucA' o!
Mcserole-st As Miss Van Nluck Was only seventeen
years Of age, her parents were uuWhnI hat sne sno
marry and forbade Bergman 10 enter tD'lt mousse Two
or tbrco weeks ago Mrs Bergman called upon hex
,,o,hor to Obtain her clothing and Jewery, but the
mother refused to give them up When bergman learned
OF TINS he became very angry ana called on M Idthi
law 10 Ohfsin hrs wifes property Mr. Nhn Nuck now
ever put him ont the house. Bergman Yesterday tod
Justice Semler how hc had been treated aud the tei
adv sed MIN To bring action 60 rcptllu thc hlucr-
Bercraan sav- that the jcwcry Is worth $500 lie We
IL 10 Miss Van Vluck before their marriage. hhd hc
saws tlat be Yalucs Il chiefly on account OF tender
memories"
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
SHnOrLNG AFCGITLTE THEE

Patrick Malone robbed Mrs. Isabella Flynn
Of No $40 East Thrty-sixth on February IS. Monday
night officer Whaen sitting in Third ave.
ear when he saw Malone and another man at Forty
hnhst. lie sprang ont, and Malone seeing
hin ran no the avonue. Whalen fired a shot
from his revolver, intending. as he aerward said, only
10 m ghten the fugitive, but the ball struck Malone N
bis th gh. iu0icting n serious wound. The wounded
fhief was taken % Beevue H0spial as q prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARHfvALs.

81 .Io,aes HoieL-Governor Henry NJ Hovt, General
John + Harirauft W. Latta A. Wilson Norris ana B;
Of rfN frfnHP Holet-iyi'u
a Wois oi norwich COnnt Ex-Governor James NJ ASH ey:
OF Ohio; Auiitorencr W. Schell OF Pennsylyana ana
Flisha Atkins Boston BreUOOH H0tse-S b. sches
nrer German Consul at Boston and IleuenantCoIoneei
Tewes Of Halifax y. .GNseU H0UsE-SufgeDn j. y
WOODWARD L. :. A....AIbemdre Hote-General John "
Hazard OF orleans. Windsor HOts-General - T.
WSTyn of Albany .. 81 Nicholas Ho,etGencraI John L.
81 usOn of
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
RECEIVERS SALE
ST, LOUIS LIFE BUILDING.

BY virtue order of ST. Louis Circuit tourt the under
signed Will on May 27th $780, between hs hours OF IL M
ana D. IN on prem offer for soe the property known
"a "The 81 Louis Life Bulldog together with
the lot on which Is situated This property is oca
tod AZ the northwest corner OF sixth and iocuss ST. Loui,
Mo- and llt6l2 feet on sixtb'st ana il7iI ON 10
cust st The location ccntra the building IN durability
and e cance unsurpassed in the West is bull. of Missouri
Granite and ST. Gcneveve stone stories hgh with twelve
largo vaults ol aud basement Iron joiss
concrete marble doors Throughout IRON stays iall'
mos and newell posts large Offices On the street u9Or uee
on the uain 6r very large and elegant, forty eight splen
dd efccs upper floors neary all occuped ire and bur
gar proof vault6 wlth combination locks IN each room
stsoarv wash stands and gas IN a room upe o passen-
r elevutor P;gcs boilers complete having been re
Gently Overhauicd ana put IN ooinple' oIde Inc ehts
huiidng ia heated by steam Cost or buian4 ana ot'
S1+5745 "a, - -
Terms of rae S3 900 cash day OF SAFE before p ~.
balance as delivery ot de ren8pdei lu
three payments with sl per cent lnets' pno
irving the purchaser the right TO pay Ri cas Inl
property viii be sold free from oil cncnmoalees Nsov'eI
rxcep,x 1880 aud existing leases ab' sueo' !"
approval Il the Court 90. - . o.,,c.,,o, "a NJ.
undersigned. l. .rrSANDFp
Receivcr Columbia Life Ins. CO., Cth anu Lochststa
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
EyCIrEn ALDERMEN IN JERSEY CITY.

The Board of Aldermen of Jersey City, held ah
exciting meeting last night, when an effort was
made to elect three members of the Finance ana
Taxation Committee. When the ballots were taken taken
extra votes were placed in the box. Inc nesseieei
was Instructed 10 watch the ballots but he was uI-
able 10 detect the fraud. Motions to lay the matter
on the table and to adjourn were greetteu VIII bn
flled fhe lobby. Finally after much excitement
the Board adjourned. Edward T. McL9ugln after
ward stood on the steps and denounced edch loii'
her of the BOARD as he passed.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
AnOuncCucutSl
AMERICAN FooD roR AMERICAN INFANTS.

AMERICAN FOOD FOR AMERICAN INFANTS
American mothers ask why the VICTOR BABY FOOD
go much cheaper than the imported artcel Answer Bo
ems, foeign,rs their gcedients herethe food mar
.t o the world They ada largo plOtt for pr paung II
abroad aud get ~ ha'k & our market large import 9ules
and etev expenses have To be paid The VICTOR BABY too
On tr contrary prepared from the recipe OF an eminent
New phy Ian ana Put up DY We'll know ~u Iesbti
house with ample facilities ana aicb IN
proved American machinery This American VICTOR fOop Is
guarn ee keep length of tmo which as RUE the
damn bnt expensive loresn article VIII NOT Inc NltIOR
E,BY FuOD n sold 10y ali druggists at -0c box
Clotbes wringeis of all kinds repaired or
pas she'd Metropolitan MIS- Coz S2 COrtndtst, N Y
For 40 odd years | suffered with chronic diar-
rhr end al its Had the best ply soans Spent for
nc tlylny Lost all nope recovery desire
ia yc Alter liul.y using the HOLMAN PAp eat
travel attend 10 business as well as ever Am welt Use
i' Tbos SIC LiMAS GOi West Baltimorest Baltimore
WNCHEsTER's llYP0PH0SPHITES
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs Bronchitis. Debility, 80
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MTNIATURE ALMANAC.

s,p r..e, $500 zoo SIM sets ... gOl CLOCK fast ON. i5
Mon 5.4j Moon lifs Moons age, days, 20
ss.dv HOOK. 7.io Gov Island i,iS Heu Gso..... s3c
HIGH WATER IODAr-P. " -
SANDY Hook. 1901 Island. Sl7 HeA Gaze 1OO6
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
WINTER POSTPONED UNTIL SPRING.

The storm of yesterday covered wido area. II
originated as q rain storm in the Rio Grande Valley.
and following the line of the Gulf and Atlantic
Coasts and extending for considerable distance
inland. reached this city soon after o'clock, a. m.,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

STRlCTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of ths
y Gencradve hcliy ali illY clrsL HDIrs
hi and 81 to7. HENRY A.DANIELSM. d. tiLsKnstol.L'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
ANOTHER REVELATION.

The PMlosOphy Of Happiness and Pain Ana
lysed and the ray By which they may be
Controlled erplained-Some phases Of Misery
and elements of ,TOU
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

OFFERING GIFTS TO COOPER INSTITUTE
Alexander ]. Davis. a well-knOwn architect OF
Jersey CITY, has offered to give to the Cooper Union
his large and valuable collections of engravngs ana
his architectural library II room can be made ior
them in the new story which IS now DullalnF .,lirs
Peter Cooper said last evening 70 lRiBUNe
for fhe engravings when the improvements 10 Ilie
building we're completed, which will be between cen
now and May /. He in favor OF accepiimng1 m Luz ,I
nrofered e1ff. he said but the matter would be lad
before the Board of Trustees for their cohslueI"-
inn
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

Yesterday. 1t began to snow when it reached bai'
tlmore. and it showed here heavily until D D. He
The mails were not much delayed lhere was d, ~
high wind. and storm signals were dispayeu al
along the coast from Norfolk 10 EastporI; ~ .h.
Abont ifty vessels were lying at anchor OH lWnc W
south shore of Staten Island, waiting for tnc sIoa
TO cease Few vessels passed throngh me NaIIoM9 vs.
shin Australia, of the Anchor Line, which Is mar
inc her way To- this port in a disabled condition
Last evening the sky was overcast, ana inc s'oi"
was aDDareutlV over.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Breeding Birds.

Anlreasberg Cauaries with bell water hue aud vstina
notes handsome markings bes - others - ienalrs VI
rne tndnches mul. breeding, 81 80. Breeding Cages
ie.t Kind. with nest aud dishes No No. 81 90 10,
two nests Mormon" cages ~. Nighungales scarlet,
singers 80 Hodvns now Book Oh Birds" l2e pages, "a
Illustrations al facts mating Iasing care sent Tor ~
ST., y. y
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

WINcHEsTER's IYP0PHOSPHITES
WIN cnre COn.nmptIon. C0nghs BrOncht. Dablity 40
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

Clothes wringeis of all kinds repaired o
parts furnished metropolitan MIS- Co, 52 COrtindtst,N
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

Ann McCorrnnck age forty-ninc who lives in
prr.Ident-st. near Frauklin-avo., has been missing
since SATURDAY.
The trial Of Nicholas McyIers ON tho charge of
nnurdrr I'm the lr,t degree IN deliberately shooting
patrick NrDelmoit was not continued yesterday
om account of the illness of Judge Pratt who WAS
unable 70 appear /" Court.
4 potion was made before Judge Gilbert in
Brooklyn Yesterday To Yacate the order of arrest
ON which Edward Livormore, late Oi the firm OF
Iivcruorc Clcws a Co. brokers, was arrested on
saturday last. The order was granted III a suit
hrouolt hy Susan Freeman 10 recover $4,000 tOi
the alleged conversion of personal property. Iho
cnnverslon is acnIcd by the defendant. Judge Gil
bert refused to grant the motion. LlVermorcS Dall
is fixed ut $4,000.
The Supervisors Committee on Salaries sought in
formation yesterday from Judge McCuo III refer
eucc to the work of the City Court and the duties
of the Clerk of the Court and his assistants. ia,
Judg, stated that the reorganization of the City
Court was I'm his opinion, mistake, and that II
ought 10 be abolished. IL favored The appointment
| of one Oh two moro Judges of the Supreme Court
| and thought that Long Island should bc a Supreme
Judicial District by itself The aggregate saving tt
| the county in tins way he said. would bo $4,000
| annually. The City Court was q useful court, how
ever, and transacted large amount Of business cx
| pcditousy.
| LONG ISLAND
NRwTOwN-The town Of Newown this year. II
| addition to the money received for han0r licenses
will be taxed - 600 for the support OF The poor.
| Ika "a