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New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
ATTACKED RY RIrRGLARS.

<rhe fact that a citizen OF New-Ctrecht, l.. l.. was
attacked by burglars on January was reported in
Brooklyu yesterday. W. W. Cropscy, who is eighty
wears Of age keeps a store in the village OF New
Utrecht pear the BROOKLYN. Bath aud C9ney Island
Railroad lie is 4 bachelor and lives alone in the
80 mart of his store. On the night of January
lac was awakened by u ratthng sound, which he AZ
first took to he falling hal-Siones. lie then became
aware of an attempt to open the door whlch was
r;eed m 10 see Mr. Crcpsey and evidently fearing
resistance they fired, upon him wopnding hin nm
si;nLttv IN the arm lie was also struck upon the
S6 ,.3th bunt instrument but not seiiOuslv
Injured. A revolver was found IN Mr. Cropseys room
after the attack.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
WATCHING THE Cor'N1,s GRAVE.

Since the reported attempt 10 disturb the grave Of
tlo late Count Joannr. in Maple Grove Cemetery at
Newtowu. Surcrntenicnt Palmer Of the cemetery
has had a gard to watch the plot, and in doing 20
Mr. Palmer saws hcaets according To th' orders Of
~ ,,lr1 = Goodwin controller and secretary of the
crr'rtcrv The persons prrioimiup the watch duty
are armed. Tine cemetery rs situated ~ a valley.
lin. s,lucriptcndcnt says that siucc the Count was
Iuricd sryrrn pcrsous have visited his office making
itunirlcs rs to he situation Of the grave, md that
- Iror, tlo Winter season if Is something unusual
for pcrsons 10 visit the cemetery uni s~ Oh business.
Mis-. Ayonia Fairbanks has planted hower5 and ever
,,rr,u. ON tnc Count grave.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
ryAR1E TO sTATE HIS INJURIES.

Andrew Iaugen, a young Norwegian, Is nj
Bellevue Hospital in a dying condition, suffering
from COMPRESSION of the brain caused by IL severe
blow on the back OF the head Saturday evening
last Hangcn left his clearinghouse, No. lis Last
Tventv-second-st.. and was not again seen there
until Sunday morning. He WAS intoxicated. and
loft tbe house while in that condition, not return
ing until evening He then entered the room OF one
Of the boardcrs and tried to converse but owing TO
his limited command of English and his drunken
condition conld not make himself Ineligible He
was helued to bed and no notice was taken Of HIM
until Monday evening, when attention was attracted
TO him by his heavy breathing. He was fonnd
lylng on his back and evidently suner-
ing from something more than the results
of his debauch. Physicians then discovered
q severe confused wound on the head.
lie was taken to the hospital. where he has since
been in an unconscious state. Hlugen Is the son
Of a wcll-to-do landed proprietor in Norway and
received q good education. being graduated at q
uolvtechnic college in Copenhagen. lie has caused
his parents good deal of trouble by his aywan-
ness Re came to America nearly Il year ago and
anuentIccd himself 10 the mGchnsrs trade. lc
had been taking recently of reformation OF his
habits and the day afte his removal TO the hospital
nostal-card came to his address from temperance
society," inviting him 10 call and sign the pledge.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
RESPONSIBILITY FOR COLLISION.

STATEMENT or THE PILOT OF THE WAl;RtN-"hAi
THE rNGINEUR OF THE oLYPH'Nr SAYS
Work was began Yesterday 10 raise the sleaH-
boat Olyphant which was sunk IN the East nHN''
IN Wednesday. Two more statements were sent 10
the Steamboat Inspectors Office Charles H. Ma
SON niot of the Warren made the following report
left the slip foot of Grand-st. BROOKLYN, f. b''
at 81 Q n. m for Grand ST.. New-l0rk. When abou'
half way across the river saw the steamboat Har-
lem off IIonston-st. going down the rlver 10 a"e
her landing at the foot of Grand-st. slowed my
boat and stopped and blew whistle for the llar
lem. and proceeded down the river. AT that time
was opposite Delancey-'t., and IN aDout the nIoue
of the river. and did not start my poIt 'ilI lnc
Harlem was III the act OF LANDING. lH,h "tT" @ "n
whistle for the OlVphant ana rang tue "'i !" ~ ="
ahead The ONpnaut at that lihc nearly
abreast of Graud-st. pier She answered WIN ON
whistle and shccrcd about two or three points on
shore but broke her sheer and headed stIdlgul @ 10"
my boat. We were At that time about EoO OF nvu 3
feet apart rang my bell to stop, ana lniincd3''N
after | rang two gOngs TO back. Inc OiyPnIHHt
keot ON her course and did not stop or pack III we
n,nt Aftar thc collision heard the bells Of the
Olvphant To stop and back. Inc OIyPhaht ''Iu'H
my boat nearly head on. head niue % tlo pi p"ii,
bow. Her nam forward drck went over NV NV ',i ,
forward deck. tearing away my cham post anu scN
eral stanchionS and also some braces uuuci NV
guard a. H. seaman, engineer oi 'i' Wy p'3', ~,
makes the following report We Ift ~ ,H f,ntoJ ,"t'
P,ne-st New York. at 800 p. m. Tor Huhtc'
Point Al 315 when between Broome ana HFa'"-
sfs on the Ncw-York shore. being IN ihe cHRln'
ROOM got four bells III qulck succeSSoii To irN.Is &
thr engine acted Immediately, ana rot lIun -"
aud half 10 three turns back lcioic the colisloi
When she struck the shock w@s very hciNN' "I"
kcpt on backing, as hoped TO &c! hcr "o'h rs
her stern was about thilt} It'l uI'''u'; m,i i ti
water in the engine room covered my icc'' "nI .hc
cuoiue would not work amy longer. Tal-c'i me
satctv.yalve aud started for the upper dCcE' nCIn5
the last man on board. The iIdc was ABOUT h"I
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
etc to Vernon Brown co.. vessel to Bcnham Boysseu,

etc Vernon Brown c CO.. vessel to Bcnham boye'e"
Bark oceSn GER vost Trieste days with empty barrels
to order; vessel TO Funch. Edyc & CO. . ,,oo - aavs
with marble to hulips SON We sci TO "A STnO SnT with
S nart ~ MstfI5 J9sea lo n y y. ny 70 g C@rTre CO.
srk = hrants 11r &as Sicocs ballast to
Narysna NOD scheen Dublin GO days IN ballast to
Bsrk Kon2 carl Norl Kpudsen. Plymouth 50 days with
BARK Kosmos (cr weserherg Koenigsbsrg 90 days with
Old iron etc to Ley Brc yS & 20 ans Ipswich 40 days
Bark Flora IIartigln BRISTOL IS days IN bllas' to
as scu@ st p Pasoa Nc Mey%2p TT q T'saaa Ar@.rons Ss
Aqllla Nor. Muller, Hull ~ days. Win OLD iron
saT viIora II mopkius Hopkins: Marseles 80 days with
Brg Caa Aui Baccarch Pt yepdre day, 70 oEsri Sh
Brig Aba uan Rosareo Rio ,iranic 90 SUI 81 U''' WIN
ss Ida Jayne eG Lagngp %i MsA IG5s Is 1y' WIN '''''
WIND--Sunset-At sandy Hook, light W. very thick iog
At CITY Island, hight NE; clouiY'
CLEARED
& str. nStanoc @ @ 5ES FSg yc0qo 6 oTssa Bermuda
Br Wilsop Hamilton nut' erdtH H,a,G ~ S Eo1"n
@ Sptcregn Of tie seas mcr Wood Francisco
BaTss Inma (Br Petersen. 81 Jago, de Rivera & 20.
Gta5 Bonfazo Cork tor hoyesen rcSerns
& co Guscppno Gtan, cniapelo Rote,am Be99a@'
Boyesen. PleSens Co Vaie Noi GuhS,iG2 Sanisn
der sp. Funch Edye & CO.: yenins 2ar r TsyI ,sT1 NJ
Bremen Benham. Boyescn, Pickering co. L2erIa' lAns
Nn Trieste SncOvich az co; SiOlrlnnuHgeh NOi 9Nil9'
Iivernoo fonas 90; FlEcn lNor) haEoi-l Irn"ai'
Boz nann Oerlcin Cos Minnie Allen, Small New-oTiean''
y Il brigham ,,. -r,r,o Ia
schrs IIarad Haarager Non KuudSon RIO Grande 40
sui via Richmond Funch Eiye CO; Irving Leslie liager
nv Jcremlc Wilson Asmu.; Northern Home tBr Davis
Rio Hacha L = c. Maitland. phelps & Co.
DISASTER.
Iovnov Jan l6.-Shn Form Nml. capt Reynolds Iast
reported ~ C,hu, Philippine Islands NUyember - lVI
Boston is reported have been lost n the Aass STRAIT
FOREIGN PDRrB
LoyDov Jan lG.-Arr Glencoe from New York arr al
Rorcco, L. str santiago, from New orleans via h"FaAn
IlyrRpopI Jan liar Massa "husctts, ron os'vl.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan lG.-Arr str Wyoming, from Ne"-hofA
for liverpool
sailed. sfr tiermanic, for New York. ,.,,o ,,
HAVANA Jan lB.Arr ljth Inst SIT city OF M'tl"' HUE"
New York for Vera cruz - Ia. c.... ro,i,
LONDON IAN lo-saled I'M inst. Consglo Cuofc: 3'n
N,monto River Clyde ith mat Gulonahe later 10" l3De
18th INST, Edwin Reed Tor Portland Orrgo liaiilS, Hi
bell " R Grace latter lDr Baltimore. Hosea l'h iut
scH. York sarah Cam. for Pniaicpliai DorNleth -
Patrick I.au latter Newcastle FOR NcW-loih' loh
Insi. Anna capt -clweits. ,.-.. ,.,.,,,
Afrgfh inst VIRGINIA lCapt ThurowG l2h inst Johanna
apt Koepckel Clara Pickens. the ltiter al trieste 0
inst FOlkoirscn; lthtnst Ehla Mhhgin LucnAo iIlS
Fr,ios Rival capt Jorgcnscn l.ih inst, " ~ u 1oiI
Iii Coouassie the latter FokcsOuci HOitngeh 4OHI
inst, SOlcctO.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
1850 or Az ANITRICAN SHIP.

Advices were received in tins city yesterday oi
the total loss OF the American ship lornoSa III the
Straits Of Alias. All hands were saved. The vessel
and cargo $500 bales Of hemp, valued at
S21O. COO are q total loss but were fully insured as
follows: Boston companies -Boston,S20 600 China,
500. .OOO Washington. 81 1000; American : 700 (;
Mercantile, $4,000; MaunfactWeis. TlooOo
Vctv-Tnolaud $40. 900; Bpy,ton. $4,000; Shoe
and Leather, g, 900; PhiladclphIa conranies--
north American 10000; Delaware Mutual.
500 900; salem Marine $4,000.
The For1nosa sailed irom Crhu, Philippine I'l-
ands. on November II for Boston The slralt- m
which she was lost lie between the Islands Ionhat
aud Surnbama I'm the Sunda grOnp OF the Malnv
Archipclago. They are about il!iy miles IN length
and nine miles WIDE az the narrowe't part, aud are
considered the best for nay gntgis ol All the pas
sogcs of the group east Of the Island of Java The
Fornosa was an oakbuiit vessel Ol l,212 tons, and
was owned by Silsbce Il Co., of Salem, Mus.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
LOCKED Up FOR TIE NIGHT.

THE JURY IL THE NCGl.Nr CASH UNABLE TO tGREE.
In the trial Of police officer Nueent for comp'icy
IN the Manhattan Savings Bank robbery, which was
continued in the Court of General Sessions ycstcI-
day the defence called three witnesses IN corrob0ra-
ton of the evidence given on tie prcvious day icnd
ing TO prove an alb The case was then summed
up by MI Howe for the prisoner. and by NJ. Rms
sell for the prosecution. Judge Cow ng CHARGE,
the jurors and placed the case IN their nauds at
$40 AT O'clock the Jurors not having agreed
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
1r,vrvc 1rypAID pEBrS BEUIND

Surprise was occa,ioned in the tobacco trade by
the report Of tie h:ght Of G5tt.ricd Ott"nhcrg, "A
cigar manni- -cturer and dealer in tob' at No.
% Rivingion-st w,:o las left unpaid dcb;s behind,
II !. stated. exceeding $1,000 tie had very
oocd r,nntItion in thc trade ana had aIuaya met
in, obligations promptly. Iii, family admit ttat
he has ncd beng unable Ia meet his notcs. The
claims against hlm for tobacco range from 800 to
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
HOME NEWS.
rnnMfNrNI NRnrYNLs-

rim 4rrnc Hosl-Chief-Judoe Sanford r.:
Church NewYorE court of gneas Gi Con
rressnan H. Eelfor. Of Co.orad9i Tue ls'F Juspi
- ,.ton GeoI gc w ,'hls. OF phiiAiruhai Assem- ~
ro "a itrnbrn and state Controller J. W WadSw U
,Irfsrnf Hous.-Coner ssnan Wm ~ SpiuscI. % .hhn
mis- Vi.,I,or Hofet-W X Ackerman presldehl Oh wy,
lnns central Railroad Comp9ny and y H. DtVc.cnn' -
iIsvciopd EreJst sdent NJ ~ Ahueispn, oi
IL iy,r.ity Ycir. HOfi-Judge Pdcltcus
Gri Of Cnnfornia .Wctfoooiittn Hoc'-ENCongfessnAh
a. II Matte q Utica.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
p,ru.rvG NOT GUILTY or MURDER

Ko,n,b Wvmon. who wasarrcstcd ut passaic City,
\. J.. two months ago for the murder Of his aged
r,ti.r ,,,s arr.;Sncd before Juice Dixon vtsirr-
day m thc Passnic County Court 20 Paterson. lie
s,o;, cl a great deal of scf-p"S+ ana pleaded
VINO Ws arrested ~ an accessory To the crime, nut
VINO rs about 10 become Bio;hcr has also b,cn in
dict.d. but she was not arrai9n"d
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
JOHN c. FREUND'S DISAPPEARANCE.
THEORY or sCIc1DE-FINDiNG a NALIsE SUI

A THEORY or SCIClDE-FINDiNG a NALISE SUP
POSED TO BELONG TO TREUND.
John c. FIeund, the editor and proprietor OF The
Musical and Drdpqtic Times of this city, disappeared
on Saturday last and has not since been heard from
His liabilities to the music trade amounted at least
to $50 600 and he IS indebted TO nearly every prom
,nent house in the tradein New York and Boston. On
Thursday letter was received at tie Office OF the
iournil. No. % Union-squarc, from the baggage
master at Springfield, MasS.. stating that small
valise supnosed TO have been the prOpcTtv of Mr..
Fr.und had been found in car of the ew-loIk,
Ncw-IIavcn and Hartford Railroad, and asking FOR
some proc! of It's ownership. MI humphrey. one OF
the associate editors. immediately telegTdphed dc-
scription of Mr. Frcunds travelling bag and Is wait
ing reply. Fears of suicide are entertained
by the employees i'll the Office. but MI.
Frefnds intimate friends are sanGulnc oi ms
safety claiming that he was always hasty and
careless in his actions and had frequently lost ms
baggage before. In support ot the suicide theory
the fact is mentioned that when he let TINS cry ne
WAS In state of intense mental excitement c0nse-
0ucnt upon his business troubles.
Mr Ficund has been connected with number OF
tragp journals in England and America: In loG?
he 6ame 10 this country, and IN 1870 estao-
lis4d The Music TiGde keriGr' now known
as 71e Musical and ,Dramqiio I,ms ana ,.d
Mueic 7rode Rerioc; In this venture ne
was singularlv successful, his advertising columns
being patrouized literally by nearly every finn in
the piano. organ and music trade. Believing NM
SELF ON the high road to prosperity he bnlt conf
rvresidcnce NJ TarrytOwn at an expense OF almost
S1OO 600 and spent 81, 900 IN adjoining his Office
in Unon-square. He morgaged the house
foGx almost its entire value and lived IN
luYirious style. Finding that more money stlil
waS requisite for his modo of llie, il Is alleged
thai he began last Summer to collect advertising
b in advance and also TO circulate pronlsoTy notes
and drafts upon his advertisers, which were freely
received by his creditors. He has now disappeared.
leaving his wife and his property behind deputy
sl@giif has taken possession of the office. Mis-.
Freund lies dangerously III IN TINS CITY, from lhe
/ effects of her mlStOrtuncS.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
LJyI-SArIyG cREwY luminosity.

AsBuRY PARK, y. j., Jan. 16.--Since Russ
White Captain .; tae Iudcpendcnt L!csnying Corps at
Deal Beach, made charges arainsi CTptam Cornelius
Vup Nut, of eaving station No. 6 accusing him Of
re,Gsns 10 go the O shipwrccked crew, and
for which Van Note WIS removed, much InirD09liy has
u, en- exhibited by the Government crew against Wies
vol,inrcrr crew BorGcn Wilcoif, of the Gov ,rnmcR
crew pOme time since assaulted Russ Whte, FOR which
NO was indicted and to day he was found guilty and
fined
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
SHfP VIEWS

PORT or NEw.NORt..........JAN ID
ARRIVED
htr Llrlatic (B Jcnningt Liverpool Jan ani Queens
toyu :. - Il j Corf
,T Greece rj Pearcr London Dec 81 and Dover Jan l.
to 4 " J Hurst
,tr Carondolet Burrows Galveston days, toe II Nal
ar Alliance I,awsOn Ph.1dc,phiB. Ia WIN Il CLYDE ~ Co
ship Auea Grr lIohorat Trieste G- days, with barrels
IN order. vessel 10 1heO Kusef.
n.rs Mary Ares CrocEor shanghai 49, days. with
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

they were taken to neghbcring restanIant epe apo
dinner and ON their return at their request were
hrongIt intb court 10 hear the evidence ol I'vyln
read over to them as to the identification o. S Sm
gent AT $3.50 o'clock if was reported tna. 10y
Jndgc Cowing then ordered that they shoni,r iS p1
locked up Tor the night Ig that the GSpr1 1etnr sm9f
not be adjourned He said that he wouiu nt in.
formed ogIgI that the the judge had left the building the
taeory beng that they would strive more earnest;y
TO agfee If they Supposed that the Court was Will
ing for them to come H.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
FATE or THE BURGLAR HOWARD.

William Howard. alias William Smith, alias
James smith alias William Johnson, the man who
created so much sympathy for himself and his fam
lly by claiming that he was driven bY hunger aud
thr needs of his family 20 commit a burglary AT No.
100 SiXth-aVc., Oh Christians NOR i1hE. III me
trnrt of General Sessions yesterday ,leadcd guilty.
ard was sent 10 State Prison for three and 4 half
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
rrnM IIYERpOoI.-RY srl

IAuouuccmcatsI.
In all maarial affections, and IN chrome dls-
ca. ~ the yaIi organs. Nud NE lolAS L'L" IA"
w. PROFESSOR D. \. LOOMS, NJ D.
TNvALIDS AND CONsUMPTIvEs
ehor,i NJ once s Putli-' FALATABLG" 'Ou LIVER on Ia
cnrhuau.u with PUJ,pEO NJ lWllNf Ihe most tc'l<O'o
remedy All druggists. Depot . Platt st., y !.
PTB TIE GUNS WELL
with G01cp0vr when they become sponcy or detached H"m
,r u.c Of the teeth Let Them bcri freely ana 50 Ic'o
tner tone aud health This Suz9uoNt - ihs ne't Ien'l~
',g,ut for diseased gums aud teeth. Try ana Icaih
Save Yourselves coughs iALE's llONEY OF
fOrFofS Sp Sp TARprcyent bfonchits and CONSUMPTION O
irir.i,i. pIKEs TO6IHACnE DROPS cure "a one minute
WINCHFsTER's HYpOPIOSPHIrES
v-fn curc Consumption Coughs. Bron;l. - Oe'itY 60
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
TURNING FROM POETRY TO BURGLARY.

The Brooklyn police have discovered what the
"enterprising burglar" does when che isn't burg
linc.D Francis II. Brown, OF No. 2lG Park-avc, was
seen 10 try a number OF doors in Fonrh-.t. Thurs
doy night lie was arrested and was found 10 have
a numher Of KEYS. n scrcw-duyer, piece If bent
wire and other ARTICLES IN his possession. There
vere also several printed slips containing senii-
mental poetry, one of which described My love and
| gliding down the stream of life 10 the golden
aatcI Brown at first claimed to bc acquainted
,yitL Capfain Woglcin, OF the F,dh Precinct and
attcrwafd aid that he knew some friends If the
C1Dtan He could not account tor ms possession of
thr krvs some of which fitted the doors which he
tri,d 10 open yesterday. Justice kcnna committed
Eroyn for examination.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
ruprrs OF A CONDEMNED MURDERER.

John Larkin, who was recently released from the
Pjcbmond County Jail. ALLEGES that persons con
Gued there have their personal property puroined
from them by the condemned murderer Edward
po;,.o,dt and bis accomplices. He SAYS that on
~ nnasiou an Enelisbman lad set of gold studs
Stnlen. and that Rcinbardt acknowledged stealing
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAr.

.,n,,c.~ ~ II suu s,'s..-.. 10 Np's iat op.l9s.
N.,f ll.9J H11u slutas. . II NifI7 ssr iRrs,
disH WAlEE rDoAf 4. w.
sandy Hook ll.t2 Gov. l.innl Ol3, Toll i",..... 2Oi
~ Htsn VAIN rD-DAi--r. I
sandy tiaaA. - uo, O:a2 .loA i..' 2.l
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE DITTENHoEFER FACTION DEFEATED.

THE DITTENHOEFER FACTION DtfEAlED'
sCENE OF THE Widest EXCITEMENT II Inn
GFRNAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
In the Geri1onia Assembly Rooms in the l}owery
last evening an exciting meeting 01 the Oerina"
Central Committee for the election OF OincerS was
held II was known that there would be hNeiN
contest between what are known as the Dl''eI-
hoeier and the FueGsam parties, and llt OF the l|V
delegates from the different districts were present
The committee was called TO order by y. y. Dit-
tcnhocfer the president. who declared that MOTION
made by Morris Fredsam TO elect telhpHtIaS
presidcnt was ont OF order. Despite inns rulhp;
howcvcr tho motion was put by MI f1cdsam ana
carried. and Nj. Ruhen- was chosen tellP'lai, y
Chairman. IhcIcuppn followed IA scene ol VIII
disorder The Dttenlocfcr party refused TO recog-
ui2e the temporary chairman. ana began I"
elect their officers Their opponents were eVl-
IDENTIFY their suptrors in lung power and numnelS'
and while Mr.. DittenhOeter and hls mch "e'G
choosing their officers. Mr. lubcns nominated
Morris FIclsam as president Tor the ensuing year.
and ne was declared elected amid mnch commission.
The remaining officers were elected "a follows
First Vice President G.. OTIS Baese; Second VICE
President, Charles Naudin; SecretaTIe' j. % %Touuc
and Paul SchnZcr; Treasurer. Herman inui'
the election was declared MIR. FTiedSam leapcd on
the table and took charge OF the meetlhg' -
Meanwhile the DittenhOelcr men were Shoutinls
themselves EOarsc their officers, and te tupuil
was tremendous Immediately alter MT: frledSSll
had zen ed president, Mr.. DlttennOeIer uc-
claIcd that "A motion TO adjourn had been carried;
bus no one left the hail. "Ah. but you don't go
shouted some one IN the Frledsam party whose
recollection OF the Pirates of PcnZance was SUN
fresh The noise and confusion increased
and the excitement had reached "A
hign pitch, when Sergeant HaggertX Witl lour OF
FIVE police officers. entered the hall and took couh-
sci with the landlord. who III much trcpdatl@n
lest his furniture Shouid he broken to pieces u
was finally decided that the hall should he cleared;
So the DifteuhUefer party went Outin body ana
when they had left the building the Friedsam mcn
concluded that they would finish their meeting IL
was ound hat seVont delegates rem aimed n tine
hall-eevcn more than majority of the committee,
50 that the legality of the election of The officers on
the Frictisam ticket was beyond quest ion.
When the excitement had died out Mr. Fucdsam,
IN brief address, said that the disorder and con
fusion had been brought about by the retiring presl-
dent. who through tyTanulcal measures hAd al
tempied TO retain COnT0! of the organization 1or an
other year for the purpose OF venting his personal
spite ana aniinositY against some OF their parry
leaders The duty OF the organization Was 10 any
ltscif more closely with the regular Republican
party,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
KILLING HIS SHIPMATE.

FATAL AFFRAY ON THG AMERICAN BAEk ARChEK'
Daniel Leonard, the seaman OF the American
barl Archer who was brought TO this port In irons,
CHARGED with the murder OF his shipmate, Anton
Klowintowski on December 10. was arraigned be-
fore limited States Commissioner Shields yesterday
for examination. James Wilder, the captain of the
hark and the members of the crew were present as
witnesses The prisoner lsa young man of twenty
and is an Irishman of more than ordinary ntelh-
cence. When questioned he declined by advice OF
his counsel to make any statement at present. Ihe
examination was fixed for Monday next.
Blair Powers. second mate of the vessel. in con-
vcrsation with a TRIBUNE reporter said that so far
ms he knew there had been no previous quarrel eX-
cant the ordinary "growlingS' found among all
ssilors On the afternoon Of the stabblng, klnwln-
towski was assisting Powers IN the carpenteis hop
md the prisoner was in the fOrcastle making SIN
metz Powers sent the victim TO the lOrccaSte
fn oct some tar and within moment ne saw INN
canning ont OF the door OF the f0recaSlc crying III
his broken English. &" Knife, knife! cut, cut! ne
two men had been together ioT so sh9I' tiinc l.'
fhe mate did not believe that they had time to quar-
rel The prisoner backing ont OF the l0rccastlc
and fhe victim was following HIM when ne saw
Them When KlOwintowski reached the deGK nc icil
bleeding. The prisoner was seized ana piace1 III
irons lie admitted that he had stabbed his ship
mafe but said that he had done 80 III self defence
lie claimed that KiOwintOwskI had attacked hiu
with stick which used III the tarpQl, ana tha'
he used his knife 10 save his own ne he altach
was made shortly after o'clock on Friday after
noon The victim died on Saturday hlIht anu "''
buried on sunday at aea. ,,..,
One of the crew stated to the District Attorney
that the dav before the attack the victim ana tht
prisoner had dispute while drawing water, anu
that then the latter Lad threatened 10 hX
Klowniowski on his arrival IN New-lork. FIVE OF
he crew were detained witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

them. Larkn also stated that the person detailed
as special watch Reinhardt was oil dllty ntUst s'
liberty of the iail; that Rcinhardt usually accom-
panied the man distributing food to the prlsohrls
that they both entered the woWens PIIisuli al AZ
there grossly Insuted the inmates. heihu"iu'
makes general denial of these statements