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i YOUNG fIEND IN CUSTODY.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Jan. THE village
OF Branch port miles from this place. greatly OK
cItcd ovt cr9l crime. The victim Is Anna WYsenan.
child twelve years old. the daughter OF Mrs. Jane
WysrInan a widow. On Saturday last Mra Wvseman
sent Annn to the house OF Mr. Jackson TO take home
some was ing. II III way between her home ami Mr.
Jackson's house. she met a young man, Craig Wells,
about twenty yenrs Of H. caught tho child and
assaulted her leaving her lying iDsensble III the
Mrs Xy.emnu became alarmed at her Chd's absence.
md goIng to search toun her crawling along the track
t,ward nOinr Tnc emilia taken home and found 10
Ia very tcrously injured Justice Drnysc informed
Of Inc CRIME and had Wells under arrest. Thc
nncc feared for Xrils's it, should the affair b. made
hubble aud he was committed to Jail without hall. The
Grand Jury session and an indictment was found
against the culprlt
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STATUE or MORTON MMICHAEL.

PmLADELPnIA, Jan. 1.-THE conn ittee APP
pointed by citzrns Of Philadelphia combating of ulc
Hon George H. Boxer, the HJn. john Welsh aud James
l. CloehOrn to for bronze stntue Of the late
Hon Morton Michael u Do placed IN FarnOunI
Park nave selected the model by john IL. Mhhohcy'
subnitted by Carpenter q RIA m0nd OF Dayton ONO.
fran among ia .e son from France. Italy aud various
narts of the Ui.t States. Inc Il the vii be- 0 heroic
liz. and Will be mounted upon glanie pedestal IL
viii he pncei ia close proximity 10 the Ulrard-aYe.
hfidsa and VEIL probably be unvaihi villain LIE JeI
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday Jan. Z, ISL.
At a meeting of tie blackburn cJtton-splnncrs
LAST ni;ht it uuaninou-iy resolved to Apply for
increase Of wage.
working clockmgker In Birmingham Las Informed
the ku,san Embassy at London Of an alleged Nlllst
plot 10 cons guCt Internal machines III E'S."nd
The Berlin correspondent Ol Tie Morning i'ost says ;
Pivac udvicrs Athens Il re mat de statue OF
Minerva Victorious. recently discovered IL not the orIGl
MAJ. buI copy U. the mdsterpIc, e III Phldlah."
IONTREAL. Jan. 7.-Ihc sOck market was very strong
tai AFTERNOON WIKI higher prir- IOr leading securities
bank "a IohtTcAl E ild up 10 a.
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STILL DEMANDING PORT MORRIS.

TO the EdttOr Of the Tribune.
SIR: 1t il Il source of qualification TO see the
consistent manner in which TuE TRIBUNE advocates the
selection OF the Port Morris site for the Worlds Fair OF
1888 II undoubtedly the best OF the sites proposed
and inasmuch "a the Will not be finally passed
upon until the Oth prOx would II not DE advisable II
space can he found. to repubish article which ap-
prared In THE TRIBUNE about THREE vearo on this
suhirct. entitled " Tue site for the FAlr't
Ia view of the condemnation az Inwood by such a
capabr engineer j. j lmes r. CrOeS, which appeared
II HE TRIBUNE few days would not be surprls-
ing To- src 20 Morris eventually selected. and tue wis
q, N ~ He lRGBUNE's r'marks fully ylndicat"d
Helr- York. De-. 20. 1850 INTERNATIONAL
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THE CHESAPEAKE md ONO CANAL.

BALTIMORE, Jan. tn the United States
Circuit Court to-day In the oil d. X Stewart,
ferred boDdnolder against the president and directors
of the Chesapeake and ONO Cana! Company Tor all in-
3unctOn ana appointment OF receiver, the formal de-
cree OF !dses Bond aud Morris entered As here-
toore stated appOlntmn ~ receyr was Refused
but the COur retained the bill aud an order was en- et
requiring the Canal COMPANY To hic with tie Cltrk OF
As Court quarterly, under Oah. report of lis receipts
~ dishi r.lnrI
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-NORK. Jan. T. 1881.
AH0INFb

PORT OF NEW-lORK. Jan. T. 1881
ARRIVED
Str castle Reed Charleston Jan b. with mdSe and
rH omega (Ita FiascOnlIU. CagiarO o. days with salt
Bark Royison OF Boston, Small Monevdco 81 days with
hcs har &C. Barring BrOs& Co. Vessel 10 Miller though.
ton -. t......, 49,.
win iron 10 "rtrr. ,,,- =. --,. 80, - .., -,
TO ODD 90, -.
with md tuolrr; vessel To AnsI ia OWN * 90.
CaCare y 10 DAYS, with sui hur
10 order vessel t. TloO iii, hcl.
t,k avid abcOck CIeaveS, Rio JanerO So days, with
coffee . l. Barr: vessel 10 master.
Jaul'at i1SIOD Blyth Pernambuco Al days, Win
sugnr To A Or&gOud & Co vessel Ia master
rg Harry Aubrey tof Pugwash. NS. Deldno turks
I.an DAYS with salt to DdIre Co. vessel L. Dwight Y
Pa
nys ballast tU . Amman
PrisCO ltl. Chner LISBON Oh JAYS WIFI uluse
ID ora y Sc Id - nh lI ktitug * Co.
DpherY. Para % WIN rupOrr ana NUS
10 " IA Al * 1870. Vrssel to y Hand
sch tliu Huptil Mragoaue 10 dn-, with lOgwOcd 10
& vessel - 1 Il 'tlpleS.
laram 1bp 3b days, Win sugar mo
lasses q order; vessel 20 Abel Abbott.
MARINE Dis STER.
OTFRN,TowN Jan 7-iarA Heard tBr. Robbins from
New York this port has arrived She landed the crew Ut
brig Jane, -tewar m tadl fOr ~ JunS. +, which
was abandon Il IN sinking condition o. the 2oth ut
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ANOTHER DEMAND FOR POET MORRIS.

10 me EdttOr Of The Trt6uhe
SIR: BY all means press the question AZ 10
why the nwood site was selected To those familiar
with the manifest advantages Of Port Morris. from
every point OF view. 1t will remain an inNcrutable
mystery why present effort is being made to place
tie exhibit on the site. difficult of access.
and for ne MANY arra w named objection
able We all want the exhibition To take place at the
proposed tIme but II the proper site cannot be agreed
upon to postpone II Tor few years, aud let
another committee act than make AXE In mat ter
~ vital t. th' interests ~ the enterprise.
NtlC YORK.. Dee. p, 1850. MANUFACTURER.
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ool1EGlANs DEBATING GRAVE QUESTIONS,

The Phrenocosman and Clionian Literary
Societies OF the College Of the City of NewYork gave an
entertainment last evening in the college chapel at
Lx'pgtonave. and Twentythrdst. The exercises in
cluded vocal ana Instrumental music. decamatons, and
o debate between the two societies the quest on
Resolved that the English system Of a Responsible
Ministry Is better adapted than the American
plan Of ministry In direct relations with
Congress, to secure the ends OF Free Government"
The Affirmative was sustained by II. 4. Brown and
W. NJ K Olcott Of the PLreDocosDians and the mega
tive by H. Aaron and A. UlmanD. OF the CnOhians
Aigernon g. sullivan The referee. decided In favor 81
the negative aud adjudged the prize, six volume ed
ton Of Hildrets History OF the United states" 10
Uiuann ion delivering the best argument.
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past "a hDurs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1 a. m.-The barometer
has in the districts on the Atlantic coast, win
northerly westerly winds generally clear weather ana
lower temperature. NOrhery to easterly winds prrVai
in the Gn States with party cloudy weather ana Igt
rains on the coast and slight changes in temperature
and barometer The temperature has fallen dccideoy
the Ohio Yallc and the Lake region. with generally
clear weather and northerly to westerly winds. very
cold and partly cloudy weather prevails IN the N"rh-
west where the barometer Is three-tenhs OF an mon
above the normal tn" temperature ranging from NV 10
$50 below zero Minnesota and the Upper Missouri
Valleys
InficrhOns.
For the Middle states. generally colder and clear or
fair weather during the day, northeast to northwest
winds. and higher barometer, followed by threttenih2
weather ana suwy failing barOmei er, and by sunday
Iuurning areas of snow.
For New Englahd. colder and clear or far w ahrr.
northwest 10 southwest winds, and rising bdr0mctef Oh
tbs coast.
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ARAG-PICKER STIKkS BACK.

Some bows from the school at Seventh-ave. and
Thirteenth-st pursued d rag-picker yesterday and
pelted him with sDow-balls. Among them was
Francis Slaim age thirteen, Of No 25S West lious-
ton-st. The rag-picker turned upon them at last
and seizing a heavy stick flung II at the lads IL
etruck slaim injuring his and head severely.
He was taken to ST. VIncent's Hospital by the
police, who made search for the ra@'plckef' but
vound him
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5reclal Not ee5.
Bnnxs g Co.. Ancfioneers,
13g and al tTOadWa

Bnnxs & Co.. AncfiOneeFs,
139 and Al tTGadwa.
WILL SELL:
MONDAY AID TUESDAY. JANUARY !" anill. at 33n
4 LIBRARY OF VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
comprising ny desirable and works "' recent aud
m0ie Authors.
MONDAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS AT "}e p NJ
W f. WO EDWARDS %lth sale OF coins, MEDAL%
&c formerly the prop ry L. F. JEN~, E>. Of "hia
FRIDAY. JANUARY II.
The collection OF INDIAN ARNS. ARNuR. Or $50 =,
&c &c athcied by Dr T. ;. HlICli 'O'', az Ohlaha
N.l,~
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EllllF MEAS hes N RUSSIA.
InSunN div. ,Jl" =. |

The iq NEE IH>>c OF -. Pctcrshu" =, S1y7:
g." inc .,. " ,r t,lr rr ,p- H. W tailed tI' = IT,
al, INC" -c.d sud \ cute public "orA'. INST M ~
a .,ln.ur u.nit y. formrry. In thr Toaih''-.rrh
pso,u g.. the furi.pn ~ two rliwA'st - III" ''"
AMI Afr aI-tfl.'- WI Nc il. - pf"ct icd Nl'A
IT,. -t.r n,- r.s.NcI IL The - lus.t' rXht &"
r,u-tll, l,In... tI iS -c iti 10 -ut press al con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
SENATOR HOGAN WiTHDR4 us.

Senator Edward Hogan has written letter
60 p G. Duffy. chairman OF the is! Assembly DS'ric'
delegation Tammany General Com positively
declining member Of the committee for Inc present
year. He had declined allow the use OF his name lie
says but 1t WAS placed the ticket Senator Hogan IS
connected with any Democratic organ on AT the
nreseu tIuie
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FORGED CHECKS ON A NETWORK BANK.

The sergeant In charge OF the Seventh Pre-
cnct Station in Brooklyn telegraphed the Central
Once In that city lest evening that two men, whose
names he did not give bad been arrested upon charge
of trying To forged checks cAsbed GraDdst cigar
etore. The checks the Filth Avenue Bank, Of
6eWYOrk and bore the signature OF Samuel e. BlAck-
veil The amount for which they dra was not
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THE UPRISING or HE BOER>.

FAKls FudIV, Jan. = ISL
The correspondent OF the JoGrHd! dc|
DeLais wll o., IT n E,ttcram thai Prof -N'r hrtlnEs
ad.r, To tine uglin pcpr on brnaf Il the bo"r@ has
Already been IN by All the l"adnE men oi Holland
TIE, ru.l-it d-tio n'n"r, ". Buy@ Ballot VIII a't AS
t,,,.,irrt f., rty CON ruutlJu. ~ al ui thr move
u,.,f Inc Duicn pr.ss yI.dl"dtc IA" rising ia tnr
~ I, y..ll a. d.. rLi "a ,--'rIou ~ 10 lcprut"no"
IDNIuS. ~4lu,.I}. j al :. l~Nl.
..p ,tc from - Ir AN Ihc >tHHiHd says 4 l. r.
no" Il a. ~ Pot hcrtr0Jn ha- Drch
~ Mr. ~ In /.
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TISITORS OF GENERAL GARFIELD.

CINCINNATI, Jan. IA special dispatch from
Mentor Ohio, ths, General Eaton. Oi Washington
with T. Z. Handy, Of Gle, Gland visltiI.- General
Garfield Chicag, officer Is also there urgug
She aupon ment OF Jamrs r. Wilson, Of Iowa, TO- Stcre-
sary OF Treasury ThOuas NJ NicnOls. OF The Hpues
Money Leagne Is acting a. General GarhelPs private
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KILLED BY AN ENGINE.

James Mccarthy, fagr,an at the Provost
q, Jersey City, crossings OF the HewYOrk. late Ede
sld Western, Railroad, struck by an engine last
ssenina and instantly killed He lived with his wife
S1a taniy at No. 500 HenderIon-st. He was ffty-sx
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GENERAL GRANT no VISIT ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. Ex-Governor and Mrs.
Cornell making arrangements 10 give reception to
General and Grant the OF their visit tO
4hs city January IL. General Graut will also b. re-
ceved by Legislature and by the Fort Orange Club
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CAPTAIN EADS IN 81. LOCIS.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Jan. 7.-Captain james b.
Eads arrived from Mexico this morning and VIII leave
for Washington u day two There he Will present
his plan for "a hip railway the Ishmus OF Tehuan
eepec to Congress and ask Tor aid in carrying out
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LAST noNoRs TO AN EXPLORER

IJNIII1N FII7IIF, III INNI'
The remains of Lieutenant Irving, OF Sir
Joht Franklin .xpcu .tIun. wh.cn brought from
the Ar,Ic regions by Lieut., nan; AwAtk and arrived
Scotland .a,t mulil from NrN-l rk, Wtrc ur,rd al
LdnbufsA to do, .,l;h iuh naval and mintary hOnOrs
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MARRIED.

vIs-WEsTERvELT-O wednesday. January 5. IN no
chapel Of tho Church Of the hoy Trinity By the Recor
the Rev. Slephe1 II. Tying. jr D. D.. william Davis ana
Margaret A WesTervelt. both Of this city.
ODELL-TERHUNE--QnW Wednesday evening. lamar .
bv the Rev. DR. J. D. Wilson al the ~ie zee OF the bTes
parents Mary Janet eest dau shter OF Alber Terune 10
George w. odell all OF this city.
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If Troubled with Bronchitis any Throat
all try at once Dr. Jayn = ExpectOrant. old esab
lshed medicine for all Coughs. Colds and Lung Alice
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TEprNE OFFICE. Jan. g. l n. m-rhc mercury rose
near halt inch III the barometer ycS"riGv. {! ndy
weather dur TIE fist hours Of IN lay was soon fol
lowed by clear weather, and aftrr & 20 H. partly cloudy
weather III vailed Il It'll hc "a quarter The em"ri-
lure Ranged brwrcl % and 30. the aycraec 3l% }
oc,uc II4 over than ou uIr corresponding day asl
wear, and L. lower than on thursday.
Cooler clear pa tiY 0uiY weather may re cA-
pcct,d to-day III TINS cry aud 81 iNItY
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Merchants lawyers jewellers bauktrs ana all 6usn 50
mr1 req proof shr,. Those w0 ccd safety oI IN 1T
n ucr. H u tnc ptra Hanged stool dls AMI Jimbs
al FgJruNGIAM 4 IMbaY'S No ~ NtScy'Sl III ban,som
sdie VA the market MADE "ltho-I
q AauO aal
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zEkzzsHzz-zzZczuc
DIED

Al notices Of Marriages must be indorsei 10Th fIH
name and address.
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Attention u gentlemen.
Mineral Waters.
WATtR-rhe puIost aud safest OF an G.

Mineral waters.
CONGRESS WATkR-The purost and safest OF az cathar
Avoid all COARSE irritating WAITS oiogh aha
domestic; they pair the dges organs AND hiheFS
Piles permanently eradicated villain three weeAs No
kpilr, lgature or Ali tal diseases cuHL c'u
ara sent cont aiming references D. HOHr II West 2itst
No lee
cninr - ~ ~ ihtf
g. 1881. Oice on fu E,DAl AZ 0:So M
Nayaa VIA Queeusto"n on VI I'D
NESDAY, $3.50 a N, for Europe ~ steinshD fal.
mia q ne and AZ $50 q. ~ Tor France W
steamshp France VIA avre: On THURSDAY at 1881 a. M,
far urOIs bv steamship Balc via Queenstown lc"re'
sponl-nce Tor Germany France Or specially al.
1res.sil: and AT u Europe. steamship Vest
Dhaia via PvMOuin CherrOurg ana HlmhnrX on SAIO II
BAY AT a. u. EurOpe. b. stea nship CITY OF Berlin:
wa for Germany ana scot ana
nj specially addressed aud az o m Tor SEQ land
direct steamship BOiva, Glasgow ana ~ ~ a n
for eleiu direct BY steamship Bel euaud wa antwerp;
am al il A. M Europe, steamship NeVkar via eOntn
ampOn bremen rne malis for Honduras and Living
sion leave January the mus Tor The Wo5t III
dies ArgenJiie leave New(ork January D me
mails for lava leave York January Tue mails 0r
CuDa and Mexico NewIork January ~ The maj 0r
Jamaica reyOwn Savanila etc. leave New York Janu ry
z The M Venezuela and Curacao leave New Ork an
uay for Porto acO leave New fork January
mails &C. san FraneiccO Jan uhy 10
The malls China JaDAn leave san francesca January
| ~. lHps; L. AhSo rossnAsteI.
Posi- Odice New.York. January l, ISL
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MIDNIGHT WEA1HAR EEPORL

December 27, WAS spoken today In vineyard. sh" md
been east far George BanS
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a.. o,,rinas will be brought 10 justice ultimately,
oat u,e nc rascal down was an effective order.
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Loss or A LARGE STEAMER.

LOND 8, FWIly, m. :, I~~I.
Yesterday a large steamer WAS Seen TO 80
on GOODWIN sands All arrw .ri sink with all hdnis.
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Fruits Animals ALSO many pleasing instructive Pictures
for Yonng folks and Children.
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full details &C. are gwen IN the AaEhf
CAN AGRICULTURIsT
EXPOSURE OF HUMBUGs Every number OF the
AMERICAN AGRICULTU RIsT shows np various swind.
ling Schemes Tnese exposures are alone worth
20 anyone the whole OF the Journal.
TERMS for Vol A. ussD. 81 SO. Three Copies. 81. -Four
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THE SEIwAYHtEGS RUPTCRED TUBE.

General Foster continued the Examination OF VIII
lam burnett late Supervising lnspector-Gencral OF
Steam Vessels IN tie trial for inaisl1ugntcr OF Aus
tiu JAYNE aud j. X. Mathews Yesterday, IN the
-nifed states Circuit Court. he gave II % his
Opiuion that rho tube produced was broken by pres
sure from without. In reply 10 Mr. Zero the wiz
ness SAID that be- did not thnk uricon years W9s
long time for a tuhc % remain IN boiler. AlIeE
testimony bv Charles II. Franklin. boiler inaKer'
and Alexander Caldwell, the assistant inspector
who made the hydrosiaic test "n the boilers oi thc
SeawRnhaka. Mr. Poster announced that the case
was closed tor the defence.
Richard H. Buell.. wa0 was called IN rehuttal by
Mr.. F'cro SAID that De N1- me ail't eNP'i'' anu
thai from data he had examined hc was OF the opln-
water boiler Was brt vceu five and six cars. Before
al IA spcctlOn boil. r tubes should %" thoroughly
cleaned and all rust aud scale, moved. Mr. zero
handed the witness tho runWrcd tube aud asked
INN To- mine the edgc5 of ihe rupture o"th INSIDE
and ont and state what %" saw.
." nud.' replied the witness, near the edge oil
the rupture the INSIDE oi the dhc some lhhg llat
looks like scale or other deposit HE 'dct ihlt ths
drp,.it IL there shows that there must have been a
l,ak there before tic break occurred
Louis r. Lyuc. a practical engineer. also examined
the deposit The lbs dc Oi tine tupe. and SAID that
II had been accumul1tug i0r longer time than SIX
Charles l. Emery. Consulting Engineer Of the
Revenue Marine Department. examined the irar-
tufrd tubc aud said that hc some cyldcnc" ilal
salt wafer had been aspnally used IN the boiler
Inc dcpn.ii on the tube had been caused by leak.
and in b.. opinion the lcoE had existed Tor AK
months. such b0iIg the fact, thor" must have been
an obstruction IA the tube which would have been
discovered by thorough investigation. careful
examination OF the tube would have disclosed the
scale and the scale would have Indicated leak.
several wItur.seg were C1tltd, and then Mr. zero
onuouii, ed that the clse for the Government was
closed Mr. Poster sad that be would Ike Ia ask
Mr. Tower single question a. l" me character 'i
tin deposit ~ tho tuDc. IL" would ID IL ~ th'
morning. and tho case for tho dric1cc would then
afIs
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NEw.yoRg DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY APRIL Z 1881

nv him. January II. Testimony OF similar nature
was also given by DIR. Landon G. Grey
The trial Of Mrs. Josephine Trau for forging the
name of Gull Baird a. Co. TO two checks on INC
Commercial Bank for $500 snd SLIGO respec-
lively for which she was arrested IN DECEMBER
1880 begun in the Court OF sessions LAY
Her defence is that she received the checks from
John Steele, TO whom she sold farm &C Westbury,
L..
Pol,cemnn Henry Hoey was held last evening by
Police Justice Ricord. having been charged 10y MAT
Qaret Lyons with attempt to shoot her ne
officer is a neighbor of Mrs Lyons VINO own ma s OK
which lately bit several persons. lie saws tnat on
Monday the dog attacked him. and that thereupon
'"'' Wv LONG ISLAND.
STONY BRooK.-Edward Cakes. postmaster oil
this town was found dead in bed last night.
FLrsHING-Andrew Roberts the forger, who was
arrested in New-York yesterday, was taken 70
Flushing Yesterday and Yves charged before Justice
Frame with forging a check for $500. OF himch o.
Co College Point on the Flushing Queens county
Bank He wac committed for examination to-day
JANAIcA.-The barn OF Joseph Butterwack, IN
WIudy-ave.. Jamaica, was destroyed py hre Iast
week Tuesday. A few minutes before the hre broke
ont Mrs. Butterwack saw a man going away rom
the barn, whom she recognized as an Italian rag
nIcker with whom Hhe had had some trouble a lew
dovs before and who had uttered threats against
her Yesterday an Italian who gave his name as
Michael was arrested at Wood Haven oy OinceT
Abrams on suspicion of being the ncendiary. and
when taken to tho Jamaica Town Hall he was rec
ognized as the man that was seen leaving Bntter-
wacks place on the daY OF the hrc. Inc prisoner
Will have an examination before Justice Belts TO-
day. - 1900, noun,
MOUNT KIsCo.-Judge Dykman has granted an
absolute divorce 10 James T. Wickson, of MOuht
Ksco from MS WIFE who. bort time ago. lett her
husband and elopcd with d.. Lounsbury.
PoLT CnEsrER--Johu brooks, OF the firm OF
Brooks Brothers. cothiers New-fork. has sold his
r,sidence m Grace Churcl-sf., Port Chester, to a
CENT man of this city lur 500. 900 The purchaser
cOutcmulatrs spending about $J0'OOO IN improve
mcnfs 10 the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
ORGANIZING AGAINST LANDLORDS.

The sub-committee Of the Executive Commlttee
of the hnti-High Rent League met last evening at
No 35I East Sevcnteenth-st. An appeal was sub,
mitted. $4,000 copies of which will be printed and
Circulated The document invites all reDt-paycrs to
organize against the oppression OF landlords Tor the
following reasons:
The taxes on property have been reduced from
gao OOO 600 10 s2S 100000 within the last SIX months
The wages OF OF the sboug classes have been
rsdpced which that they cannot afford 10 pay the
uniust increase rents TQe cost Of building houses
has moi from 1877 TO 1880 shopkeepers nave
had their rents Increased from TO 20 Der cent which
,nnst tncrease the price OF the necessareb of LIE 70
workinomeu. Rents tenement houses nave been IN
creased from 10 20 cent, compelling tenants 70
crowd into smaller quarters, and thereby 10 increase
disease poverty and immortality. in confederation OF
fhe fnc that the rentpayers arc the actual tsHayet
von are called upon TO JON the Anu-hgh Rent Cut 0
your district
II N proposed to hold public meetings and 10 or
canizo branches in each ward Of the city next week
Tho resolutions adopted at former meeting ar
being circulated for signatures.