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New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
CPIrr1Ty To AN ADOPTED CHILD.

The police of the Twentyi,,second precinct were
i'aI nf Ward School No H. in West Foriy-scyenth-
si Of ease of alleged cruelty to n chid
named Julia Krcs,ing. The grl IS pnnll a. tl;"
school On Wednesday her teacher louad b1th
OF tle girls hands bound III rags; tue fingers "n
one hand were cut, as If knife had hccn drawn
through her hand, and on the back Of the other
thrrc were several slight sears. At first Julia r.
fused to tell how she had been cut. but finally ri"
SAID that her mother had done it with knlie. 81
nrrlutcndcni jenkins, Of the Society for the Pre-
vcnt.on of Cruelty To- Children, investigated the
case. Tho parents Of the cnId, who keep cigar
storc adopted her from the Newark Poor llJute
about SIX years ago. Mr.. Jenkins took the child
home with hIn on Wednesday night, and il was
found that there were numerous black ana biuc
marks on her body and limbs. which sio sad had
been inflicted by her adopted mother. Some Of her
haIr had also been pulled nat by the woman. lrS-
trrday Mrs. Kiesng was before Justice Flamnrr.
i'm the Yorltvillc Police Court. She denied having
illtrcated the child III any manner and Said that
Julia had cut herself. lhc was adjourned FOR
further hearing tins afternoon. Mrs. kic>ilng was
parolcd, and Mr. jenkins took the child with HIM.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
RrpoRTs FROM LONG ISLAND.

The army worm continues to increase in numbers
on Long Island. and the destruction of wlcat. corn
and rye is very great. From present Indications
few farmers will have any wheat left, but the corn
NAV be saved. In some places the farmers have be-
gun 10 cut their wheat for the purpose Of saving the
straw In Oyster Bay the roads are covered with
the worms. and farmers turn their cattle into the
road to walk over and kill them. At Farmngdale
and AmityvIe little, if any, of the wheat will be
saved Mr. Plumb, OF lsip. estimates his loss at
$1,000
The worm continues its work Of destroying the
wheat corn and rye crops III the interior of Staten
Island The farmers dig trenches in which they
burn straw aud the worms falling into the trenGhes
are thus destroyed
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
R1rR1FD WITH MILITARY HONORs.

The funeral of BrgadIcr-GrneTal Fred Tlck VII
mar took place Yesterday afternoon at lnr 7""ut'
II formed Church. at Fifth-avt. and l"rh' -hln.
IT, Al about u quarter Of ., Troop tCaVaiTAl nun
brrirC tLirtv-fye men, crew up III iirc merry oP,
pusite tho church After short deiaY the luIcIai @
procession arrived. With some dirulIy Il way Viz Th
cleared through the crowd on the Sld'W"lh, W H % e
R.y DR. Rccd chaplain Of the. OH keglmtiil tu-
trrrd tlc chu,ch preceding he cctlin, which was
drancd with flags aud horne by eight srTgcaAts ui
the 11th Regiment. NrXl eaHt eaH5 Torro r,Ic r WadolT
,Tr,ecn. Wrisiry ana Sussman. General Naln que
cnuilnudnr olrer m he absence OF General Shaler,
hs S,alt and utucr ClllccrS Aliel tno 0,n' m L arm,
entered Mrs. Viimar followed, leaning OH INC "i''
oI her SON i'm company with other moufhcrS;
A pillar cOmposrd Of white HOWcfs ana Vii'S
stood IN fIcnt Of the pnlnt IL was tTesGmtt' et @ Nv
a uvranid of flowers sent by tile lltn heghlcul,
while basket and heart IN front OI the puiP'U
were the gifts of private friends ,..,r
hv theRcv. DrRecd and three hymns sung ny boy
choir. After the relatives and tlltnus present uuu
ayailed themselves of the opportunity to view tar
tho hrarsr through tho ranks ol the regiments OF Io
Second Brigade. which were drawn up on e;lch Sic
of FlfIb-ayr. The procession was inrnrd III INC
following order: General Ward and stan Scpii-
rnts Iron A; Washington GraYs; Mounted Arlii-
lcrv 7lSt Regiment band and drum corps WIN
nutll,d drums hcaiSc and pall-bear'is GeheIa' Ia
VlImai's black horse, having th' sa1lle alI ir ,
yerscd boots dTapcd with Grape and being lcd ny
IA uOdy servant in mourning; 1th Regiment WIN
arms reversed; 9th Regiment; I'm Regiment; !;
carriag 's cOntaGg relatives ana 1-lcds' ,r
The regiments turned ont with ranks about haIl
full The officers of the OH Regiment wore Grape
on their arms and sword hills and me men WrlfI
withont Their guns AS the list Regiment nann %
began the dead march, the pr0ccs>l"h s;a'uu
Tbe Ionte was mp FIfth-avP. 10 the Forty
Second Street Station. here II special tram was
in waiting, which conveyed the friends ana rcia-
firing squadron from the list Regiment. to Wood
lawn Cemetery where the interment took place.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
THE RIGHTS or SrOcKBR0KERS.

The suit of jacob +. Wyckof against james
H. Anthony and james H. Ohphant tried In tao Court
Of Common Pleas, before Judge Van Brunt yesterday.
involved several important questions In regard to stock
transactiOns The painIif had many dealings with tho
dcfrnGanis who are stock broheTs through Daniel II.
GlImEu, aWgcr The latter made nl agreements with
thr brokers aud conducted the nrEOtltlOnS fer Mg.
Wycon, who furnished all tho money Mr.. GIlmnn was
l for his work by nrhuIG or the prOts made the
vt4tnicuts. In his complaint Mr.. WJckOn SIT forth
that December 20. 1870, IN return lOf loan from
th defendants OF ~ OJO he gave them hS note that
amount nud deposited with them collateral security
twenty 81 900 bonds uf the indianapolis, Decatur ana
Springfield Railroad Company. which, with tho coupons
due On them, we're worth S25,OOO. On February ii,
1890 the day when the note became du TIE fun
u( IL rendered IN payment HEd the return
Of the bonds demanded. This wns refused, and The
sul WAS brought IL WIS conceded, Hs claimed b. the
defendants thai the pGmlih at Tint tiWc owing
the defend nts his general account $7O3, the pay
lnrnt Oi winch they demanded before the bonds
returhed d.
A motion made To dismiss the complaint on Sow
criI grounds. Ii CIlmcl that the tender should
have been made on FEBRUARY IL instead OF February
IA The thiId day U gruce. Judge Van Brunt held
that tue tender II properly made on February Ia, was
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
PLEADING FOR An LL-TREATED MONKEY.

Giovanni Tralhassina, an Italian Organ-grndcr,
was arrested OF Wednesday by Officer lis4ar0 Oh
complaint Of Miss $. G. Patterson, Of No. lS East
Twcnticth-st., who charged HIM with cruelty beat
ing his monkey. Yesterday morning Giovanni,
with he monkey under his arm, was brought before
Justice Kibrctn at the Jcf'rson Market Police
Court. MISS PattcrsOn's name WAS called but
charged. About II O'Clock Miss Patterson came 10
the Court. She said she would have paid tine Ital-
Iau's fine herself, but Sic wished the monkey taken
away from HIM, because nc treated II most lnh,i-
manly. lie struck the mohkry on the head because
if did not pick up cents quick enough to please
hm. Miss Patterson said that she belonged to Mr..
Rerglfs society, and Justice Kilbrcth suggested
that alle could buy the monkey if she wished to-
&" 1 would gladly do So" said Miss Patterson :;
" and would MS? itlyc paid the mans fine, for
Pm not uufreling.'
The Justice cautioned her against offering to
make such purchases lest she shOnld be annoyed
constantly by organ-priGdeIs who desired to dis
of their stock.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
RAVAGES or TIE ARMY VORM.
PARTS OF NEw-JRRsEY SUFFERING SEVERELY
FARMERS IN DESPAIR.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Juno 10.-Tho raw
ages o. tc army rrrI the wheat. corn and timO-
thy crops in Ocean and Monmouth Counties and other
pLris Uf Ncw-Jrlsey continue
Farmers who at sunset their Grass and rye doing
well awake at sunrise to fini acres upon acres dc.
stroycd. The Iarii:ty and thOroughness with which
the worms DO their w,rE appalling. Coupled with
the late drought this scourgc is likely to make tho
wear 1880 one serious disaster to large part Of New
Jersey.
Tue worm appears IN the greatest numbers about
Long Hardly blade OF grass IL standing in
John Huey's Hollywood Park the dr$tru" ION Of the
ioty acrce comprising the park being accomplished III
tWO days. Forty loads OF sod Ct on Tao dV by Supcr
intendcnt Mckay Of Hollywood, To replace bare spots,
were totally up i'll three hOuis, looking rs though
fire had swept through them. o. 100 sqdd:c Oi sou
5S7 worms were actually counted
In the vicinity OF Freehold the worm ha' made terri
bic ravagps upon the fields B'tw"cu Red Bank
and Long Branch the Central NcwJcrscY tlrOhd track
is black with The worms, which are udycIinE westward
Yesterdays CXpfcSs train, as 10 slcd Hlnhg Dy Little
Silver Station, hundreds OF the insects into the
coaches OF the NewEOrk way tram Standing Ou the
other track
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
WORDS OF WARNING.
Nobody spoke Them and Dis
astcr Was the Result.
HOW 4 PROMINENT GkN1LEMAN EN-
DURED CERTAIN ANAOYANCES
WITHOUT KNOWING THEIR
SERIOUS KAIURE,
UNTIL HE WAS BROUGHT LOW BY. AFFLIC-
TION, AND DISCOVERED The
EXTENT OF HIS NEGLECT.
A WARNING EXPERIENCE AND A VALUABLE
DISCLOSURE.

"For want Of nall shoe lost for want Of shoe
the horse was lost for Of horse tho rider lost
all for the want OF little nail" We may try to
despise ts day Of things small things will not Do
oespsed We may tries but tres will laugh at
in the end.
prominent gentleman. residing al the East felt unusually
tired one day. supposng be caused by overexerion
he gave 1t The day he not 80 Ian
panied him This he attributed TO lndlges
Un AMI took Oft. Matters went along In
tins way weeks the headaches and languor con-
varied occasonaly Gycerta dull pains IN various
parts body lie not wholly insansble TO these
closely Occupi he heeoessy overlooked
Fual afer months had passed by he was suddenly
Was an cnse pain Of back his ankles be-
swollen twice their natural size most violent
took possession Of him, and life seemed one luelse
pain 4 sic ian called, who pronounced IL brights
dis Of tho kidneys which he was able to relieve 0us
could not cure.
warned the gentleman that the symptoms
mad troubled bm long from the kidneys ne
attended to them but he did not Enoo IT,
there thousands today In al parts OF this nd VINO
suffering just as he di ana IL Is g me they should
know means IL means present discomfort future
unlappiness and premature 0eath unless attended 10
promptly eaed ris hy The only discovery which has
been d. IN the scen hc or medical worlds hat is
CERTAIN for all such troubles Warmers safe Kidney
and Made from West India leaf whose prop.
critics like Peruvian bark are known and nfaibe II atsat
uray the winch produce these us
trc,sng troubles hCa til TO the enre system anu
pam That one.haf Of physical dsorers arise
from bat settled truth and az
might be prevented by warmers Ste
kidney Liver Is equally truc Thousands OF peopie
Including prominent physicians scientists amt dvlnes Wno
have known Of ts w0nderf ul powers ehthnsass;; @ ~;
tCay iudorse and recommend IL. 1t rs for sale oy an
druggsts every should keep constantly on had tlis
conque. disease. DO not negleetiL IT,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
PRIzE-sHoOTING IN NEw-JERsEY.

BAYONNE CITY, n. j., june -MenDprS OF
the New-Y0rk and New Jersey Gan Clubs took part To-
day I'm n match for a pigeon gun The conditions were
seven birds each handicap rise, H. and T. traps single
barrcl eighty yards boundary two misses aud retire
brisk wind made the birds hard targets for the men
who entered the contest, and six men Withdrew under
TIC rules. The contest narrowed down to five
men, each having n score Ot five birds Killed Another
trial a 3'hrds resulted in tic between Edmund Clark.
0t NeN-Tork, aid G. Wilson, OF BayOnue. MIR. Clark
finally the uIIzc.
CASpEy n j. June lO-At the Stockton Range to-
day IN the Nlil-range Match at 500 yards. Il. Dram
RcOrt 80 out o. pO9-hlc 30 all1 won tile pfZ W. d.
Fou'kc scored 40, George Fox 49, and 4. Thomas Az
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
JTST ESCApING AN ICEBEEG.

i,od i iL' r't ,y"trJ rcnoTt"G tot & ~
sci ran INTO an iceberg 0h May 20, of the Banks,
which caused the loss of the maInnast and mI2zrIl
0pmasi, aud injured several scamcn. The vessel WAS
moving IN thick fog, aud thr iceberg not dis
covered until the bark was close TO # that II was
mpus iblc 10 tack 80 the captain ran alongside Of
il. Tine bark struck pr jcctIOn of the iccberg and
the collision threw one 0i the sailors rom tie iH!z-
z.n-mISt Two other sranrn were injured by being
hirIck with lnIlng nirccs Of ice.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
BISINLsS EMBAERASSMENTS.

Smith & Palmer. manufacturers OF hats at No.
100 Spuhg->t. and &c South Aorwalk, 'onn., nave
t,lcI ru.,ig much surprise ln the trade ~ they
had good credit and their pIP"r sold ~ low rates.
he firm >nc cctcl Sml,h, Palmer ~ Dave port ~
1870 the latter INN having failed and cumPr"m srd
m 90 cents on the dollar. Tn" liabilities amount
10 $ll 700. which Iuclu'" bll@ payab q $4,000
and oprn accounts $22 900. The ;sScts nrr Eoml-
uully rlOj 900, 1hr creditors AT meeting yrstrT-
day appointed Il committee Of three to Investigate
and report u basis ot settlement hc assets wlil
probably rrali2c p cents on the dolia.
The following assignments for The bcEi iit of cred
itors were filed the County Clerks Office yrster-
day: Fraurls Lyons aud Charles II. Bum, of the
finn at Ly"rs ~ Bum. +" Gr9t9e NJ. Smith jacob
Hamburger 10 Lewis Cohen; Romane LuxOnlsk to
Frederick ;. Myers.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. JUNE 10

ARRfvG ca. - .
Str Asatia Br Craig London May 20 and oravessnd 80.
sur RicS@ond Stevens West Point Va. Old Domnica
str O Knight Trayers Georgetown. C. and AieI.
ocean sSoT Psscfss1 Newport 27 dav' with iron
Ship besce@aEs! tof 81 JOIN, cIsqsen, London NAY
5 sn %G S s rScrss 81 sSs ss with old iron
to ssSs 1s SG e ss% Is days. with iron
BARK Pomona Nor JOhan'en TerD9S col 81 days with salt
Bark Poseon NOR Jonnsen LONDON 81 days with chalk
Bark chambers rutherford London % asys With
'nsS safs NeRI s FaferipOhi cssn May u,
BARK Condor russ Nybcrg Fleetwood ss days. with
to Perkins CO. vessel Sns ESys "a aav win
iron SatS tx orer H.a"S Vessel to socovich CO.
g dsy sss ss ss
road Gss sys % N Co. to ors
WTNpHsansst-As sandy Hook moderate. s. cloudy Al
S5s Gors AsFhtf 81
gssSSs ks%l'Ela s9S s
ap dS Esa d sssa. p snos rs %
MuEel tBrl GOyie Hamilton: a usroridse 60; Cres.
fs91 ynSG SGy pStiis e'T
pSa ASs'" osoS
fsnHOf Sap sr%oS nrs stssIs quebec scanned pEc,
Bros; Ssirs sxera Hss,or Ss Garter ocheior
Buen0s AYres Punch,
Edge Co: EuRenia ioDgo Utah. kuggero isoon seIger
Scammel STANLEY tNOr). Wrodsen, Hamburg Ger.
FHnch Edge & Coz OylstOn. small MOnteyteo yonn Norton
& sons FOIz1 As) Percch Cork or Fam0uth fur orders,
SlOc0ych q co; Alliance NOr alyorsend. dtrasund Ger
enham Pickering Coz Anatra ual Signi Marscilies. Fr,
Funch ye Co Golden Fleece LRr Triman Georgetown.
Demerara Trowbrldges sons Lisbon Ohisho m Laguns,
SS @s5 Spss Ts Hss a
W Bettax: Giuseppe ttaD, Rafo Queenstown Falmouth
or ymouth or iers. Benham. Pickering g Co.
Brigs Starlight tucker Georgetown, Demerara, Whit
cone AUST Vranch Gibraltar for orders socoNch Coz
Branui Iotchkss BrdgetOwn Bar. Trowbridges sonsi
Mcleod Ne Rae BasSe Terrc Bartranl Bros Eva tIt1,
CapleIo Cork falmouth for orders, Fnnch. E!ye Co.
earrns newton iaracoa Gomez Pearsal; Mary Oliver
BAKER Mira hackeray & co; Emma Hitch, Tooker,
Pemambuco. Herbst Bros: :, ,o,,.
LovpnS June lO-Arr Mt HartlepOol. Crcassia
from Havre str Golden grove from new
York ayr Glasgow Orchs from Montreal ard Que5ecj
at Deptor, str Matthews from Nrw.York str Ca
forna NewYOrk for this port has pssse the izardl
Antwerp, srs Seinman and Vaderiand both nom
ivFGPooI June Arr strs Adirondack. from NewYor,
COrlCva from New-Orleans .. ..-,., -.
H,yuf June lO-Saled. str Freja for New. York.
HAVANA June lOArr the 9th nst str City OF aeridafrom
LONDON June lO-Saed 4th inst, Croydon. Meta; 5th
inst Kong jensen the latter Ior Phadepna
CnQue Sorele Jos ph spnney LzIi Troop lass
Arr 18th inst CanddO JO I'm inst La RI and Ger
tude Stal 9Th inst Connor CaDt Kr1s ensenb
Fiippo q Oria del Mare, Harmonic (Capt Nesenl Light
neen Rubino ~ Andrew; inst Brendo Cashmere, Fam
ny Atkinson Jane Marie JoSva Madawaska IOth ins1 Jonn
Fought. a., ~ - -. r,n, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
rrWAEn sCANNELL AGAIN ARRESTED.

Edward Scnnncll. tho brother OF tho notorious
john Scauur Wis again prisoner in the York
vale polrrr Court yesterday. lie and Young man
named ONril were charged with Glsordcrly conhu'
bv Il policeman Of the Eighteenth Prcclnt ONcIl
was dubbed and arrcsi,d for attempting to rescue
Scauurll from The officer. Both were committed
prryrnIin. the Court from drciding mt Orrc what
disposition to make of thrih. Scanncll shot
Cnorry-st. barber IN a Thr.l-ayr. saloon some
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
SYNOD OF THE REFORMED CHURCH.

The scycntv-fourfh Gcacra Synod of the Re-
formed Church in North AmrrIca, alter session Hi
right DAYS I'M the Frs, Reformed Church, adj
ionrncd yesterday to meet U"Xi year in the Fnst
Church in Hudson. An attcmDt was made YrSicr-
dav te revive the discussion in regard to Frccma-
sonry and other secret HncciieS by n resolution Ot-
frrrd by the Rev. a ran Mnrrdyk Of the ClasSs of
Wisconsin. hut il was unsuccessful. lh" report oi
tlr Committee of the Board of Directors showed
that thp funds of the Church amounted tO SjDD.O OOO
The Committee on PrutrsSoratcs IN ltS Il p1T; DIS
cusScd the theological Seminary at NcW-Bruns-
ter after fuur;Prn years oi existence ~ bnfden"d
with debt OF $2J 600. and unless some means 'nr
raising this anouut are provided, the inStliutlnn
will die The Rev. DR.. Charles scott was al-
pointed provisional president Of the institution.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11

od - os olso ureed that the indebtedness II S703
on the general account operated as Hen upon tne
bonds and It must be paid before they eouu 70 @ u1
good hut az IL mad not properly been set up 10 tne an
swer it could not he considered Tue tnra pOh. me
It was that there msnder ot M parties Tnas sS far mr
nisbin% tSe brains Mr. Wvckoff the capital, and Dotn
sharing pr0hs M Cna %an rOT Tas stand SS, mage
Rutisr renresened the plaintiff d. NJ. Porter tne de-
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
ELOplNG WITH A GIRI. OF SIXTEEN

D''cct'NS MChcuH,' ,.l iT"f; hccoIhpdhici ny
ncsday night arrested IN Sccpnd-av'., near Four
tccntII-st John II. Ross, Of Troy. who il charged
doning his wife and ch drtn aud enticiag from
her home a girl of sixteen, tho daughter "f fcsnect-
able PARENTS The Troy officer refused TO disclose
the gir's name. Boss was arrailued before Justice
Kilbrcth at the Jefferson Market Police CURT yos-
tcrday, and vas committed to the custody Of the
roy officer
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
A BLOW AT THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY.

The Convention Of County Superlntendents of the
Poor began its last session Yesterday morning at
Bellevue Hospital In considering the thlrd topic
that had been presented for discussion, concerning
IA modification of tue law to punish men who refuse
to support their familIe President McGUncgAl
urged the Importance of making the wife IA cumpct-
ent witness against her husband since tho facts OF
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
HOME N n WS.
ppONINENT ARRiVAL%

Fifth 1renue HOfet-GOvernOr A'onzO. Il. C0rnen
and family Congressmen F. Hiscock OF T oi
r. IoTing of Mass chusetts the Hon d. j. nOTaSh' "
PennSi .Hofndn HouSe%Mahor enrSe a.
IIazeion of w 'sconsin and Horace r. Pagr. o! Ora'
St,trfer6g Iou-Judge 7. X. Wesibro0K oi ne .soT
XorE surname Court , f"rOO,t HOVN' % AnaHa y.
Parker q Albany; A. H. Novele, II London ana saP
fiana of the steamship SCYtla ....SL elItS hOtetto
Grcrsman w H. ton OF Georgia Lotet 81 't"IS"''~
Robart Garrett, Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
vlCE-pREsIDENT PYNEs DENIAL.

In the absence of President Sloan, Of tho Della
ware Lackawnnna and Western Railroad Company,
the vlcc-prc-idant, =. Il. Pync, yesterday sent the
prcsi lent of tho stock Exchange letter saying that
published "statoments regarding he Delaware Lack
awana aud Western Railroad Company are false
aud without anV foundation III each and every par
tlcular" Mr.. Pyne Referred. to reports OF II great
discrepancy III tie COmDany's accounts.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
WAITING FOR MEMBEGS OF CONGRESS.

The Warren Court Of Inquiry devoted yesterdays
session to reading aud verifying the record Tor the
public printer. No more witnesses will BE- exam
mrd uutil Congress adjourns, as Generals lluniOn
and kan.u,n who have been summoned by General
Warren are members If that body. and have taken
advantage Of their prcrogatiyc To decline to attend
until after adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
A SHELL RACE AT BALTIMORE
R,1rr,nnr- Lnne 1O.-A fnnr-nnrcd shell

BALTIMORE, June 10.-A fOur-oared shell
ace came OFF this evening the Patarsco bctwcon
crews OF the Ariel and HHOndelle Cubs. OF this city,
and the Vespcr Club. of Philadelphia. The distance was
one mir and return, and won by the LIlrOndcl'c
Grow IN 1873 Vc per second 1922, ana Ariel last l347
The race WAS Witnessed by large c0ncOurse OF PERSONS
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
DYING AT TIE AGE OF 1O2.

Miss Olivia Daft died Yesterday at her home, No.
5,;j lIroad-St. near Washington Park, Newark, at
tie agc Of lC years. Sho was born IN l.iberty-St ,
N,w-Yurk, and remembered many of the scenes
snbsc0ucnt 10 the Revolutionary struggle. At the
ngc ol twenty she removed to Newark, and had
lived in he same house about seventy years.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11

PomerOy had good lead until he boltcd ,n IoI" nm
cnnrse in coming down the hill. Bertha had Den Iun W
second and Dispute third Reftn ooGR t6 heend
Di~ puie was pressed hard to eaten her at lne nv
hurdles and again in the hOme-stTecb' put nc S''"
weary, and Bertha won handsomely.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11

When very young children are deprived OF
their natural nourishment Is dcut to proper
substitute therefor hence he alarming moIal among IN
FAINT Mens rood which Is recommended hy the highest
medical authorities has prepare 10 meet thus very
Want MOs druggists and grocers nave IL Price 10 cents
L. NETCALP q Co, Boston Mass
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
MEETINGS OF IRISH LAND LEAGUES.

Tho Fifth Ward Branch of the Irish National
Land IcagueD met at No. 1Gj lludsonSt. last night
Hugh King, the president of tn" aSSociatlon. IN
short address SAID :" must express nv aGmIra-
tion for the noble work done by The NEW YOEK
TRIBTNE IN bringing the Irish cause before the
American people. It. has sent special corresponds
emf Mr. Rcdpath 10 LELAND to investigate lhe state
of affairs there. ana he has done more to advance
the cause of Ireland by lis splendid accounts tGan
any other imam. THE RIBUNE has not OHly looked
nftrr our interests here hut also IN lrcland." Mr.
Hickey also said that iHE TRIBUNE had done much
to rn'ight,n the American publir in regard to lr's1
affairs He considerable the duty OF every IRISH
man 70 acknowledge the services { THE IIIBUNE
IN hchaf Of his dOWn-trOddrn country.
public meeting OF the sixteenth Nar1 Blafcn
Of thc LIND League wa4 held IN 81. C'Inlhha'S
Hail in West v.fiftl->t. last evening. The
Rev Father McAecr presided. AddrcS>"s were
madc by NJ. ID. Gallagher, president Of th" ParnGll
Land League, thomas Nolrn, and Andrew McIr1th.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
pISSEVG ERN IRRIVED
NOTICE To MARINERS.
cporoN POINT 1uDsoN pIvEn.

CROTON POINT. HUDSON RIVER.
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, Third DfsrRfCZl
ToMPKlSsylLLR ~ " June 10. 1880
There IL sunken rock the northwest corner Of Cron
Point. feet under water low water red
buoy has been placed to mark it, on the following magneo
bearings Knickerb0cker Dock at R0ckland Lake. 6Wt
Stony Point Lighthouse NV.
Lighthouse INSPECTOR Third district
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11

such case can often De established by no m o1ee ta
fesfimony The subject was finally referred 20 Gne
TSeisi9tive COMMITTEE, together with resolution
presented by Mr. L. D. simcns ne tbe State ate
continuance of the Cust9dlan oraich VI 'l0 "'"'0
Idiot ASYLUM. at Newark, N. j.