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New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
SPORTS ELSEWHERE.
ATHLETIC GAMES IN JERSEY CIT,

ATHLETIC GAMES IN JERSEY CITY.
The first series of games Of the Montgomery Ath-
letic Club, held yesterday on the grounds OF the
Scottish American Athletic Club IN Erie-st., Jersey
City, was the best exhibition of the kind ever held
in Hudson County. The results of the different
contests are as follows:
One hundred yards run--W F. Suydanl. Man. a.
G., / w. Storm, Columbia College, 2 time. lOIs
sec One mile Walk. Hesse E. G. A. C.. !; D.
Three hundred yards hurdle Tace-!G. L; South
g. srd Man. a. c. A. q Ct tim1 ~ w. sec. HaSs }dfiadP
run. L. T. Meyers. first +. W. Newton, second IN
min. G$i sec. Quarter mile run. .. Jaesseund
American Athletic Club. first; W. New6orongh,
Yards run (scTatcGj, L. E. Meyers, first j. voOrhis,
BTOOtln Athletic Club second t%e mP S
A. Walhron, Pastime Athlecic Club; first
c. j. Cornell. 2; Amer, 4. G.. Q, time 252s; three
mile walk, ID. Lefane, Pastime, A. C., }. X.
Clarke, Z. c. A. c.. 2; time, "a MN. 1594 Sec;
fV mile run W. Robinson, b. A. g., s. Clifford,
Mp. A. A. c.. 2; time. rs min. a sec. The tugs
of war, in which teams from tie Acme, Orion, Cres-
ent Clinton and Olympic Athletic Clubs too part,
WAS won by the Olympic team.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
TIE STRIKE IN TIE CACLKING TRADE.

The caulkrrs in this city reduced the pay of their
men t0 50 dollars day about three weeks ago and
worliIncu numbering about 800. George W. Rose
Welt Of Roosevelt 4; Grilths. said 10 a GIuBt ~ re-
porter. Since the demand for iron steamers has
become 20 great, there is little work for cau<rrs,
and that little has to he done chcaply that II Is
with difficulty make both ends meet: Our men
have been earning ~ 30 perl dav steadily for the
last two wears and We would most willingly pay
them the same if we could do So but il ls i'm
possible"
On being asked if there was any truth III the
ruII0r that The men were in very destitute ron-
ditiOn, he sald
Al don't believe it. for they are prrtt, sensible
lot of men, and know now to care for the future. !
have not the slightest doubt that the difficulty
vii. he ridgrd over ancably, and that every thing
will be settled in II few days.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
A CHECK TO BENEvOLENCE.
DIsHoNEsTY OF 4 CLERK EMPLOYED THRoUC
SYMPATHY.

SYMPATHY
Ahout eighteen mouths ago yOnng man. poorly
clad went INTO the icwclrv store of II. T. lonnclIy,
No 1913 SiXth-avc., and plteously hcggcd for work,
saving that he was, a gOud watchnakcr. hut was
willing to work AT anything to clothc and lrcd ms
starving family, who were living IN miserable
slantv in Grrfnpoint. Mr.. DOnucllY took compass
sion ON fhc man who said his name was FranriS
Henry native of Germany, and gave
him cmplOvIncnt and subsequently entire
charge Il the store. One day last week man
called nj the store and demanded his watch, which
he said was left to be repaired three weeks before.
When Henry was quest Toned, he said he would
procure IT, and went ont. In his absence Mr.. Don
nelly examined the books and asccrtaincd that
srv,.ral watches were missing.
On lIcnTy's return he. was lmm"iiatfly dlS-
charged and before going said he would open Il
store in the same block himself. and run MIR. Don
nclly'S h1IsinrsS TIE first part ot tins threat hc
proceeded TO carry out 10y renting the premises No;
iS9 SiXth-avc. While engaged III the "ork Of
fitting mp the new store. he WAS arrested hY De-
tcrtiVr SrhmitbrrgrT.o .ol the Twcny-nlnth Precinct,
and charged with stealing twenty-five watrh"s
from Mr. Donnrly. THIS ne stoutlY denied, hnt
when searched several pawn tickets were found
all representing gold or silver watches.
When arrai.ucd before Justice Murray at .lrhrr-
son Market Police Court yesterday, the prisoner
said q" know have donr wrong. Judg". but !
never intended to steal the watches. " hen made
q iittlr money would have redeemed thruI.
"Omly borrowed them for Il little Willie. aup-
pose" said th" Justice.
That is all. your Honor"
"YOu will have to give bail III $500 10 answer
this charge, said the Justice, and tlr prisoner was
led away.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
MYSTIC Ro,T GLIB REGATTA.

The Mystic Boat Club, of Newark, held IFS annual
regatta on the Passaic yesterday afternoon. The
cOrsc was Il mile with turn. About 800 people,
principally ladies. witnessed the regatta. The first
Adams and Lafon was won by the former in Z
minutes 30 scc0nds. Tho second race, for pair-
cared gigs, was won by Messrs Lathrop and D"dd
in minutes J:}l9 seconds. race for fOur-Oarcd
shells was prevented hy the breaking Of Strctclrr
In one of the two boats entered. The last race was
for rix-OaTcd gigs, and WAS won III q minutes 30
Dowd, IathrOp, Lafun, Howell, and j. Wood
Adams A tug OF war followed between two teams
of six captaiIIeI by Mrssrs. Dunning and Adams,
which was won by foot by the Adams team.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
pIyNorrurS ANNUAL rXcrRSroN.
OviR TWO ImoU-AND rLrAsrR-sIIKrRs OK A
IMP TT TmK SorNp.


IMP TT THK SorNp
4 noteworthy feature of the Sunday -srhaOl cX-
cursinnS of Plviuouth Church j. the prnmptnrss
with which the start is mndr The excursion yes
tcraV WAS ADVERTISED to start at half past =, and
fifteen Ininut,. after that time the Grand Republic
left JrwrlS Wharf. brooklyn. carrying large and
merry party of plraSurr.scrkcTS on their way tO
Cold Spring Grove on the northern shore of Long
Island The Stcainhont. whicn WIS almost uncOm-
for, ably crowded. there were more than 1000 on
hoard - wns salutcd 10y numerous passing craft III
the East River The trlpt To the grove was made III
about two hours ami u half.
Three hours and half were spent AT III" grove
and the nllinrruuS lunch baskets carried ashore
were much Lighter when the party returned 10 the
stranhoat IN The hrpling sun Not breath OF air
WAS stirring on the land. AMI tn" plrASurcSrrkcrs
were glad to return to the boat. whirh then pro-
c,rdrd up the Sound rs far aS Stamford. On the
return trip all huurh there refreshing breeze
lIr red tl.cnatrd walters did gOol business III ice
cream lrmoi;ldc rtr., while the sellers of pop corn
and prlr candics -warrantcd no blanks: Some
get, money and some grt. jrwcrv was th,lNrndcrs
lavuritr phrase found many buyers
Mr. and Mrs Brrclrr were IN the party ana during
the greater part of the time sat upon the hurrl-
cane deck, where awnings were spread. They cid
not leave the boat Mr. BrcchrrS genial face, how
ever was scrn a times in every part OF the boat
and he had Il pleasant smile and a cordial greeting
for every one. Among the other we'll known
pltlunuth Church members were DIR. Edward
Rrrchrr - Y. White. II. l.. Pratt, DR.. benjamin
NJ HrlggS Henry Camp. the leader oi the choir, and
Aaron llill. The party returned To brooklyn ut
u. IN
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
WALL sTpEET RI'MoR DENIED.

The published statement that the Manhattan
Company had hccn compelled to borrow S1OO,000
TO meet it's July interest and dividends was denied
cmphntcally yesterday by officers of the company.
Vice-Presidcnt Guilford, of the Manhattan Com
pauy refused to admit deny the truth of the re-
mort but Secretary COwing of the Ncw-YOr Ele-
waited Road and benjamin Brewster director of the
same company, said that the report was absolutely
false. The interest and dividend charges payable on
pany has more than sufficient funds to meet them
now in its treasury, part of the amount being the
accumulation of the first five months business,
when the company had no charges to pay beyond
OpeTatinR expenses
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
Total visitors for the wrck.........
A REMARKABLE GAME OF BILLIARDS.
sCHALTiE BrA1FN ny sLOsSO&-IHE LEGES
EI-NS ON RECORD.

sCHALriR BfA1FN BY hLUssON-IHE LARGEST
Russ 0N RECORD.
Tie third billiard match for the COllrrdcr medal.
NJ the champion game between JarOb S"Iaci'r and
(;r0rpc ssln,-un. WAS PLAYED last night AT Tam
many ital;, wilch was well filled with spectators,
amoI:s whom wc:c many ladies. Betting was quite
lively before ia" game. and odds OF 10 -
on Sciir!cr Wcrn freely offered anu takei
4 uuInlrr oi h,t, Wcr" made HAT -chnci'r would
win hy 100 points Slu-Son appeared few minutes
after >. aud Was loudiY apaIIudcd 10y the audlcncc
he champion followed mim lew minutes Hhttr,
ana hr was also warmly greeted Neil BRYANT MAS
chosen as referee. l.. Morris "aS Schaciers uIl-
pirc, Slo-Sun, a, usual, acting IS his own.
Slu,sun won the bank. nut failed tn count. SChI"frr
led of with ~. At the end of the ninth inning
Sci,acfrr was ~ 20 Slo,.on's 20. SI,Sson IN the
Shots and ran -. Schactrr followed with
runs OF 1Ol and H. which left him
l73 shots ahrad ot >los~on. Slosson, in
thc sixteenth inning, gathered the balls on tho
with runs # 3N GG aud 81. the game standing at
the end of tuc nineteenth inning. S"hac-
fer. 40; S"~.pn. 3di. In the twentieth
inning Sos,nn got the balls on
th. rail on the rntv-iil,h shut. hy draw shot.
and by careful nuSIng. drove the balls clear around
ihc table. making $50 pnlnta and winning the
game When Sln..ou made his 2OOh shot, his
frirn,is arose IN bndv aud gave three
CHEERS for thrir favortc. A. L." made the last shot
they ril-cd down from their seats and carried INN
aIouuL the hall on thcir shoulders.
/ hc arg.- run scored pcrElpuS 10 last night was
1Gl made hy Slu. on ~ h- game with Schaciltri IN
son last night and the average was the largest ever
made IN game of GOO points. The score by IN
nIngs WAS ~ follows
slo-,olo. ?. (. o. .. =. IL. go, D. H. l9s'
s'naccr-io . II 96. -. 10 q. =. /. Iol H. 3. o.
T. 1. ~. GG. q. Gl-iI0. -
Largest runs -sIos,on, los ana 2ji; schacfcr lOl,
Average slosson. 30; schacfrr. @32.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

easily beat Disturbance in the to the finish and
by length. Lizzie ID. remounted
and came in third afar or The list of the
killed, wounded and missing in this race
has not yet been compiled with absolute exactness but
it is undeniably heavy. No OF the ckeys is known
to have been seriously damaged, but 1t Is reported tnat
Gengarfes unbidden excursion into the fence crippled
that luckless animal.
The raciog will be continued Tuesday with the Coney
Island Handicap the Surf Stakes for twOyearOds, ana
three other races, one of them hurdles.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
SALE or THE WRECKED NARRAGAXSET1

The steamship NanaganSctt Just as she lies in
t'lc Sonnd WIS sold at public auction yesterday, by
order of Judge Choat., of the United States District
Court The sale took place at No. "a Librrty-st.,
at noon. Abunt thirty PERSONS were present. For
some time all seemed timid. but lid OF 800 vas
finally liadc. and after 81 900 had been reached
a time, until the wreck was knO'kcd down 10 J..
Dixon II contractor of this city, for TlO,OOO cash.
fhnt tbc vessel vas going to prrrs The officers of
the srnkcn steamer are still at thr scene of the
wreck The cargo is not all removed and tn"
wreckprs are still at W Ork. Mr.. Dixon, the pur-
chaser of the hulk could not hc found at his Office
Yesterday 50 the problem, What will he do with
IL I" was not solved.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
SEEKING \ FUGITIVE BANK OFFICER.

II was stated yesterday that an officer of the
Secret Scryc" Department Of tie Govcrnment
sailed ion Europe yesterday, provided with the ne
ce,sary papers for the eXrHditOn of James A. He'd
dem of the First National Bank of Newark
A warrant for the arrest of tho teller Mr.
Thomas, was made out last week, but
ives not served Mr.. Thumas appeared
before District Attorney Keasby few days ago, and
made sOmo statements relating to the manner in
which tho reports 0t the bank had been made up by
Mr. IIcdden. IL is claimed that his confession was
of a character to make hls evidence against ledden
valuable to the Government No assurances Of inn
munity are SAID to have been given to Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
s"s'" -
Brown retired after his ninth shot. with
The following the Individual scores OF TIC IRISH


CAMDEN, n. j., June l9.-In the Winchester
rife match to-day the following were the highest scores
NJ Price winner of he competition Al out OF possible
so; George Fox. winner OF the rih al; NJ H. Roberts
al; aud J. p. Ondcrdonk. 80.
BRINroN RANGE, y. j., June 10.-The following scores
were made here to-day: Champion match 200 aud 800
yards-P. Bennett 40. A. ]. Clark and j. r. Denm1n 40
tach G. T.. +. Howard 80. and t. NJ. Sqni"r 31 Ii0pK
match 300 yards-J. B. Collins ami T. NJ. Squtr ~
each a. Brown and NJ B Hull Al each, G.. f. j. Howaid
43, j. r. Denman IL, o. Adelberg aud T. Bennett Az
oapl
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
NOTICE TU MARINERS.
NEW.ROCuELLE HARB0R, NETWORK.

NEW.ROCnELLE IA RB0R, NETWORK.
OFFICE OF TIE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DISTRICT,
ToAPXISsvILLE. n. Y. June TO- 1880.
The following bu0ys have been placed !: =.
into Glen Island HarOr--NO g red 3dclass spar in IL
feet Bearings Dock on Davenport Isaud 8 nag
stan Davenport sland sc by S :.
Hutson Grove HarbOr-No l, black, 2dcass spar IN y
Bearings Soath end Of Huckleberry Island
a.s fagsaf on Davenport Island sw NV. So2 red 2d
port Island saw north end Huckleberry Island by
No black I'd class spar l8 feet water Bearings Greeg
Flats Island S3,E; Premium POINT, NE by r. No 4. red
2dcass IN - feet water Bea.ines North end O
Hucklebery island by e west end OF Davenport Istand
SWI IsW. The bearings magnetic.
Gen island HarbDr and Hudson Grove Uarbor are paru
OF the main New ROc'Iellel HarbOr
j. ST. b. CLITz, Rear Admiral q. :. NJ
Lighthouse INSPECTOR rhlri District
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
RASE RAIL AND CRICKET.

In the game of cricket at Hoboken ycster-
day between the Girard and st. Georges Clubs. the
Grard Club by 40 runs the scores being as follows
GIrard 1913; 81. Georges. 153.
The National Base Ball Club defeated the Baltlm0res
at WoshinFfOn yesterday, by n score OF to- At
Providence. the Providence Club defeated the Buffalo
Club by n score OF to 3.
At Troy yesterday The Troy Club defeated by the
10Y Land " a SCI of q IL.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
OPENING A RACE-COURSE.

A GREAT TH2ONG AT sHEEPSHEAD BAY.
brilliant BEGINNING OF THE SEASON OF THE
, CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLCB--THE SPACIOUS
NEW GROUNDs-FIvE EXCELLENT RACES
BRAMB ALETTA, LUKE BLACKBURN. sPlNAwAY,
MILAN AND KATIE p. THE WINNERS.
New-York and Brooklyn sent thousands Of peo-
pie to the opening of the COney Island Jockey
Club's new race-course at Sheepshead Bay,
yesterday. The grounds aud buildings
have many novel and interesting
features. The racing was Of very high order.
Luke Blackburn defeated Grenada and Kimbal for
the Tidal Stakes, and Spnaway won the Foam
Stakes handsomely. A steeplechase, with an un-
usual number of picturesque accidents and Injured
horses ended the days contests.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
SHIP yEU'S.
FORT OF NEw.YORK.....JUNE is.
ARRIVED.

FORT OF FNEw.YORK.....JUNEi9 i9
ARRIVED.
Str switzerland (Belg) Anderson, Antwerp Jane 0, u
SIR Asa tBrS ifncles Kingston Ja Nav 49, Colon 22
GToytowD - Brangua June L. Carthagena o. and Colon
strCoics Bennett St iohn " F. and Halifax Clark
Seaman. , ~, ,,.,... r., o.,.., -. n.
str Gate Cy Daggett savannah ] @ DAYS 70 Geo 1onse.
s sa WsnnI Paron P%tEa ss cen Il s with
mise GeetS% & 1 MS ys 70 Pag'9Ss % y : " %0 ms
to order; vessel to Tobias & co. -. -. -...,.
rdn SaS tx oS HST vess 70 Fan: Edye Co. "
Bark Svaen Tor soensen Waterford SO days. In ballast
BarG Marnam So Hover Trieste 90 days with irOnec
Bark GlustO tAus, Colombo AImeria 4s days. with mdst
ds Ss RairiES Eve a Co. Fernando Limerick 81
Bark HrsIer blanchard, Smith, Water Cove Me, June
= cSr KY Ilarri. %mncni rampco 27 days. with fust.
wIND-sunset-At SANDY Hook. moderate. sw; hazy
or shore. At City Island. light. "; hay.
CLEARED
Gcrmanie RE Ksnnedy yerDoGl wa W
Thompson CO AsatlI m Craig London. Henderson Beg
Hr,, peters bristol ArSe 20; Braaori cy Qr All
Ton W., via Deptor M r. - Iap%gcGa scSa c
IIag . pGsS E. sens1" psss,n
CO. @ %c @ se a Key sSrsrs @s
More%ai G Hudson Fireman; Ns%rsan.; CiarS sss%an
of M"SI2Mfa Xf%na wSS HSyi chassd ons ss
%s Sgs Gy 20 Ss.aP p'%" snS @ @ Sa BS B
mnion S. Co: WIN Lawrence March Bsl!!morc, George
SS as;aS ssaans ys
GGtG E'iEFF 81 SsA1es SreSs
General Wney se ,Ss,Sp lnacp D%"s pS Co. rnsr
mSn 1Spi sT Ht Fsc HeSt' y john snow sSsess ArFos
FF FSns eIfly Lyrco aIS"iE EsniSa% % A'0' %
6 Hs sT So aye ss Eve CO.
lNor Aarebcrs Dunkrk, fanch Edye + 20; Aida Nor
n Bcrnstn sttita Fanch. Edye CO; Mda tBr. srisS
TheS Rusr sk,erkhoit qSoTi Torse.ea Cork Falmouth
o. orers Tobias Coz Der NPra Gen, %ssnsr o ststs9 @
Tor orders sOcovieh CO. Kate Williams Krause
RCo S Co. fE sss
Cork for orders. W Parker q Co Jupiter tGer Urcha
H%%SGFf Or
B B MCET ear 9%aa
Olama dtal GerGaseo 81 Domingo City and Az!s Niche
Ton sra s'5isa rH'
Eunch. Edye g Coz Flora tBp, Cameron stJohn' d
schr frank Atwood. Peterson; San Bias Greeyes&cq
Mott, Tobn, Monte Christi. s Micheana
FOREIGN PORTS.
rg@ at as%S r @ @
the Lizard Gibraltar str Horace from philadelphia
sa from NewYofk for Hamburg, has been signaied Of
~ iMssrooI. June ls--'Arr Blela from New York
June l9Arr strs Adriatc and Nevada both
.' aavas @ June ssaisS westpnalia from Hamburg
'OE foSDcv SG%i iIt june 10Th Edward via IAN
the latter PG!iscpha: Wave Queen for New York; Bcr
"1 r's @ i1i s w Ssd ISt Mahs Capt DAM
IannI Maria. Hannah aud Mary, Heinrich lbsen; 18th inst
For Later Ship Ner'. y any. see Serenn rags.
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Announcements
Every lady should be acquainted with the
vaue oJAN<s pYLEs rEARLISe In the Kitchen and Laun-
Dry useful article cannot be found.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
Paidror paintings, drawlngs..
Slt5,103 AZ

Mention is made OF the transfer of the art treas
urcs TO the new building. and the report says:
with the utmost care, and the adiuNtment. OF
cases to every possible part of the building, u Is
still found inadequate to the accommodation OF the
present possessions of tho museum and obvi--
ously insufficient for that increase which, It
is hoped will nov be RAPID ard continuous.
The second CcsnO!a collection continues the re-
port has been incorporated with the first,
and now tins collection Is completed as q
unit and arranged for the examination OF
students" Especial mention is MADE Of the pur-
chase OF Oriental Porcrlans; the glts of old yene-
tan glass and ancient American vases from
A. G. Ma,unand aud of watcI-cOl0rcd paintings
from Dr.. Magoon of G. +. Reeds endowment Of
free industrial art schools. and of Richard l.
exercises at the opening Of the new museum are re-
ported in full.
The visitors at the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
June ! ( uay day).. l3G June 17............. J.5ll
JuUo , (DHy day.. lG7 Jun" ls............. H'o,0
juno iG......... j,;}11 June l9............ 10t25
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
TRYING TO PAY ITS DEBTS.

The old Forsyth Methodist Episcopal Church,
ties reports that the way of the trouble begins
to be clearer. The Indebtedness which was
mainder has been 90 arranged for that tho society
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
NEW ROUTE no NEWpORT.

The new route to Newport, via the Long Island
Railroad, was opened yesterday The train left
Brooklyn Mt 1880. and Hunters Point Mt p In.,
arriving at GreenpOrt at 3:45 The boat connecting
at Greonport arrived at Newport at S:l5. the
entire run being made on schedule time. The new
route bids fair TO become popular.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JUNE SHEET

has taken fresh courage It is proposed to con-
tinuc the subscriptions until the debt can DO re.
duced to $4,000, when reduction OF the interest,"
to per cent can be Obtained.
Any infOrma'On desired may be obtained by al
dressing Bishop Harris, at No. 500 Broauway' -
b. Cornell, at No. III Centre-st or the Rev. A. u
Morehouse. at No. 90 East Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

G, N;cLoIos Hotel-SenatOr Alvin Saunders. ot
Nebrnaa Ner York HotsL-Rear Admiral William r. Z; q n
RoY, 8. N. MetroDoGn fSo raptain
James Eads, st. Louis: exCOngressmen e. Har
of Kentncky and John Hancock. OF Texas ana j. V p La ~
rison OF indianapolis .SturteDdnt rS -
Pattson o. s. NJ and ex-senator s. B. ConoVer VI rl0hiu
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
THE RIFLE MATCHES ABROAD.

~
In the shooting for the Long Range Chal-
lenge Cup at Dollymourt to-day seven Americans ana
ten of the Irish team competed. The firing was at 8OOo"
and 900 wards distance Ten shots allowed mt each
range. with sighting shots. There was dii2zIhg
ram and mist which Kept increasing and much ndereo
the sighting shus. Tic following are the lhulV!uul
he Nnrlla
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MJNIATD RE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY
sun rses 429 sun ses... 7:S4 Clock fast I'm. 214
Moon sets 2:16 MOpn souths 1892 Moons day lis
HI3n wArRR TO-DAY a. u.
Sandy HOOK. 52l Coz Island. BIO Hell Gats.. 7:2d
III WATEP rODAY-P. u.
Sandy Hook. 5:j3 Gov Isani. sos Hal Gits 767
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

How came these holes in your elbows 7"
said widowed mother TO her only son. on mother,
hid benInd the sofa when Colonel Gobler saying
Maria that he'd take her even II you had 70 be thrown
In; and he didn't know was there; and so held my
tongue and laughed in my sleeves till bust em'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

Charles W. Cochran a Justice Of the. Pcace an4
acting Police Justice of the village. mas fesgnea
the latter Office
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM.

The trustees of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
have published their tenth annual report for the
wear ending May 1. The present financial condltlon
of the museum is stated as follows:
Total subscriptions to fund .$34S oS5 "
Donations, works OF art, value. .... Sa'9aaO 90 90
Loans payable.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
LONG ISLAND.

POEr JETFERsON-The work Of deepening Il
inlet of Port Jefferson llarbOr is still being push,
forward. The channel at cbb tide is now eight te
deep giving depth of fourteen feet at flood. II
channel is 100 feet WIDE
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
NEW-JERSEY.

JToB0KEN.-Thc body of an aged German who
hanged himself in Aerk's Woods, near Gutenberg
is at Cranes Morgue in HobOken awaiting identih-
cation.
GUrrENBrRG. Cronn butcher at Gut
tenbrrg has been missing for three days. He had
been drinking heavily. and was seen last In liquor
saloon IN New-lor CITY.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

Announcements
Every lady should be acquainted with the
JAMES PYLEs In the Kitchen
Dry useful article be found
WINCHESTERs HYPoPHOsPUiT=S
Will COnsuinution. Coughs Bronchitis ,Jtity &C.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
Irish Team.
american Team.

Rockwell of the American Team, retired aiier lhdh"S
six shots III which lac mad" IL. ,
QUEBEC June l9.-The Wimbledon Team sailed to-day
by the steamer PolvueSiau Lust night the GoNeror-
General inspected the team al The ltlde
The rain ceased after The 900 yards range l1d hcch
shot but the SKY continued overcast. lght i"g cam
from the sea at the long range and the OuscAe cod
only be diny observed. As the Americans are ne us
toned TO shooting In good light 1t admitted hht 10
DAYS practice could br taken as test OF iu'lH
The following the individual scores OF the American
teams
900 YARDS. =,
FarlOw Observation-Disclosures. 4G tlsi"r....
JaCkSOn... N''iAC..
Scot. Observation-Disclosures. A.
Brown retired after lis ninth shot, with score OF 3-
900 YAED1.
jackson. a. Flshtr -
Clarke ...................... 40
following the Individual scores OF the rish
team:
900 yds l.00Oyd 90Jy'ds 1000 yd'
,nm1ay M"5Tny 90 90 A M1sF amEs ...::: &
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
NEWARK.

Herman I.ssncr. fancy goods dealer at Broad and
West park-sts.. was arrested on c0pias yesterday
rickson. of New York, who charge Lissner with
fraud The amount involved is 81 322 26. for
which security was given and ISsnrr released. The
reported. lie has confessed Judgment to two cred
lturS.
Michael Gnzall an Italian. quarrcllcd with his
s0n-n-aw, Padmlp. AT No % MODr0c-st., Yesterday
afternoon. Michael threatened to shoot PadulO's
wife and ran into the street, whittier he was fol-
lowed bv Padnlo, when Michael turned upon his
son-in-aw AMI stabbed him in the neck with pair
of shears, ipilictiug serious wound. Michael ran
down the Plank-rOad toward the meadows and es-
pnnnI
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
STATEN ISLAND.

ROsSVIILH.-The fcars of the fruit growers hav
not been realized, and tho strawberry and chCrr
crops have been larger than Tor many years before