The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 14, 1870, Page 1

PRICE TWO CENTS. 2H PXBTDON OF BT | BROOKLYN'S LAST'MURDER, | 4 9228-9497" Recrwesr mess, |THE OLD) WORLD'S NEWS. A Series of Toternat! Fenther-Bed Soldiers Kicking Out the Vete~ _— THE CONSPIRACY TO TARR THE ie T FoW IN THE BLOSSOM CLUB LIFE IN THE METROPOLI 1 ENY SUM- DASHES HERE AND THERE BY THE 81x AND SQUIRE SWE: Hew the Port Physiclan’s Office Happens - a0 AKILY KNOCKED OVER. No Werth 8100000 a Tear SUN'S REPORTERS. ull THE REPEAL OF THE METROPOLITAN BXOISE LAW ANTICIPATED, bibitors Kelicved of all € LIFE OF NAPOLEON, od A committee of merchants and ship owners ap- her serve Mr. Thornton, the British Minister, has ad. -_———— “ i‘ poellee dani " Dotie Good Work— Mormony Oyster Houne | Mr. Thornton, the . Th kD Very much surprise bas been felt in milite . fhe Honest Deweammanyre tar Chamber | Peered before tho Quarantine Commiscioners On| Ceremonies Veaterdny: Helowame Younes | dressed a letter to the Hon, Hamilton Fish, enclos. Saleen Thewasday fe ddrales v4 a eons ooceriena in| iaty aah Re ba Victor Walr-ae Corps’ Joes ¢ Jay Gould, Speaker | Seturley to wake knows the severe grievances an Miracles—Brothers Jacksou aud Benton. ing copice of @ letter from Her Majesty's Commis. over thelr Caps One of the Castomers | timeout, The officers whose commissions bave been Jetntif Suppressing a rapes fen | ton der which they have lvbored during the past six The large room over the oyster saloon in Grand | sioners for the Exhibition of 1871, explaining 4 Shooting Another A ‘Sunday Revel Hiehwans e vacated are by wo means featber-bed soldiers or Peach the Ministry-The Kind of Liberty palied Not Knough Black Batts years, It was shown that Mr, W. BR. | street, Wiiliameburgh, 80 densely crowded, last | #eheme proposed for a series of international exhibl- Mortally Wounded, Politiclane, but gained their popularity among their able in Ken Howse Consternation of the Ring.t Ring | ache the omuer of several vessels, hed | evening a8 to be thoroughly disagreeable, except to | tions in London. The Commissioners announce | Mr. Peter Bogarty is the proprietor of # saloon | comrades by long service in the fcld, The Otet sce. | Pas, Feb, 18.--M. Fourielle, the friend of The war against Mr, Peter Darr Sweeny’s Ring | been charged for lighterage just double what he | the elders and Bishops, whose heads are kept cool | that the first of the series in to be @pened in South | In Columbia street, corner of Curroll, Brooklyn. 7 " hamber, the Bios tion of the act regulating the militia, gives to the | Victor Noir, and witness of his death, hae heon dia. jas exienied to Tammany's Star Chamber, the would have had to pay in the elty, and that he was | by refreshing draughts of air through the broken | Kensington on Monday, Mag 1, and elose on Satur- | Ho does ® pretty goud busines daring the rest of | General commanding and to the coumandingomeers | charged trom custody, The other editors of La pom Cul Every Ring politician, Repabtican or | obiiged to employ the Health Officer's appointees. | panes in the crazy windows. ‘The President, Potts, | day, Sept. 90, 1 the week, bat thinks he ought to do still berteron | or regimnnte the power to rend before a init MaredIalae are atin prieon, M. Rochefort x noe Pemocra!, of any politheal significance, with Vut | Captains desiring to come to town were obliged to | oftered w short praser In which he spoke of the in. | ‘The exhibitions will take ple in permanent | Sunday. Me is looking anxtously, hike most men in | sming bourd euch oMee th " Permitted to nee hie fellow prisoners, A proposition few exerpilcns, Isfunderstood to be a member of hts | tuico the Health Officer's boat at a cost of @4, when | crednliiy of the people of Long Island. Their | buildings about to be erected adjoining the areaden | the business, for the promised repeal of the excise law. | capacity, military Acquiroments and moral character | (© !mpeuch the Ministry was se members, until ble Cpening | (hey might come up tree of cost In any one of the | ‘arte,"' paid he, “ie so ‘ard that they can't believe the | of the Royal Hortienitaral Gardens, In fact, he anticipates it, and bas a back door to bis | may be tested. jresent Leaislature, Mave’ never | many tue boats plying in the bay, The fumigation | truth not when hit's put before thelr heyes, ‘They | The productions of all nations will be admitted, | saloon by which the initiated arc admitted on San- to obey thy orders of = Mr. 4 cost $5 when $1 would be excessive, Ves: | refuse to believe the testimony of men what ‘as seen | #nbject to obtaining the certificate of competent | day, be it morning, aNernoon, or evening. He is Vos are the first officers of the regiment who tave | after the sitting the Deputy sent it to M, Sckneider, Awoug the members of the Club are the | sia tan days from a Southern or infected vort were | miracles performed by the prophet Brigham Youug.'' | Judges thes they are of sufficient excellence tebe | rather more cautious, however, than New York | been Subjected to any such inquiry, and military | Preeident of the Corps. fou, Wecbsel Norton, Thomas J, Creawer, Harry | kept ten days in Quarantine, while if twenty days oat = they wore detained the sume time—ten days. ‘This was in allusion to the inbabitants of Pearsall's | Worthy of exhibition, saloon keepers, who are now coolly consianing the | men expreve their astonishment that O'Ronrke and About Aity persons were arrested on Friday on Genet, Jolin Fox, Peter Mitchell, Folin Cor, Owen | Por owing vensela up to the city, €40, 800, and | Corners, L. 1, who bad hissed down Rider Jackson | ‘The objects im the first exhibision will consist of | Exctse low to Tartarus, and paying no attention | steDermott should have been selected by Licut.- | *usplelon of complicity ina piot against the State ays wut others, Who Dave teen fighting Mr. | even g60 each have been charged by the Health | when he declared that he bed seen Brigham Young's | the following classes, for exch of which will be ap- | whatever to it. Col argon, a# they have reputation of being | "4 the life of the Bmperor. In ali cases arms were ateny tom the ehow des at Alben). Eackonrel an kcbee Gee Chten wae Traiking stick turned into a serpent. | After the sing, | pointed » reporter and @ separate committee : One of Bogaris's customers ws the beet drilis in the regiment. Both served as oM. | found upon the persons of the prisoners. ‘Thowe at- Te FLOR unwillingly brought @ vessel up to tho ay, was fol. Bishop Benton wscthded the stand eed decieimes | okaxtte arter=1. Petationg ot Ail Kinds im oll,ewater | bier, 1 Brooklyn ballder snd contractor, living in | cers throughout the war, and lave been inthe Sixty. | Tested were incarceruted in the Prison Maaas, all Des rng io extend the operation® of the Club and | lowed and tou that lie must pay a fn a Walle, He was succeeded by Brother Jackeon. pcre, ih Warde, Wood, stone, terra cotta, | President street, near Smith, In comoany with Mr. | ninth many years, in every capactty, frow private up | **cret, on the Boulevard Maras, fp checkmate the honest Democrats who had ex: | by somoromised by paring #4. | nantly ————— I es ot Wm, Coumbers, picture dealer, of 53 New Bowery, | to captain, Seven of the editors of the Kifirme (newspaper) demes at Albany, Ms, Sweeny det sw come to the | George Francts Train's Stiver Rrick—W! and modes? to this city, Mr. Voorhies knocked Inst night at tl ‘The record of Lient.-Col. Hargons is not so war- | have received an order to appear before the Conrt to ea ler Sehownforthelr | back door of Bogarty's saloon, They ex: | ike, He became s corporal in the Seventh Regi. | AUswer charges preferred against thea for violation ad ne«otia riuiseion for ¥ cop “tye ng from. ERO for the priv: Train Thinks of the Hun, tc Wor all Kinds of deoorative manatactures, | perienced no dificalty in enteriug. They found | ment alter thea ent ane considered by those | Of the Prees law. In answer to this summons tthe ined to cave the Club with bis warmest personal | city, and uid from $150 t , fiends, Such men ae Speaker Hitebwman and the | re. He handed to the Com: pnersaschedole | The Hon, George Francis Train lectured fn oles of ancient meturce, lent CORRE DE an aes | eeverel otter customers of Bogarty present, gallant fellows more ornamental than nseful. He | 2?forme publishes an le against the Goverameut last week by Mf. Rochefort to a deputy to be introduced in the Corpe ‘aptains O'Rourke and McDermott and Lieut. | Léislutif, but the Chamber refused to hear it, and Mr. D. B. Voor- containing I ‘views, amounting to ; Heo. As sauder Frear hed never falied to do bin | Gig. there was no fickness ou ‘bourd of those | TAtnmany Hall Inst evening, The house wae filled, and no ne . elec. cory pes of fine ai ‘ e y a esac 01 jetention. He | During the lecture he exhibited « sliver brick, pre- Seicouse inventions and new discoveries of ali | all in good spirit 4 enjoying themacives ( extraordi ‘ piddinn He Was also pecaliariy desirous of ‘ ity for their detention . ti p 0 pirlte, and enjoying themsel was then as now engoge! in law pursoita ns the | Of extraordimary violene lathe money toan oulsider at Quarantine, who ed . ‘ nds. are, V . P oe 1b ces of such Influential men ag Jay Gould | eee retin Health OMeer a fented Lo him by the citizens of Nevada, Handing it | MI? 11, setctures, A pottery of all kinds, tnctudtng Messrs, Voorbies and Chambers called for drinks. | partner of Gen. MacMahon, who ia his very cl i a wa Janes I Jr, thongh there ts o0 evidence Mr. Wylie, of the firm of Wylte & Nains, had sent | % the reporters, he made the remark that he wanted | that ued jn balding, Nie fats They presently bad sone more, and after the | and tntinate friend, and ix morcover 1 THE GREAT BILLIARD CONTEST, Jemen desired to Jvtn che Clad, But | vessels to iw Haven and had the cargo lightered | it back. Ie watched the seratiny of the reporters | erernga oem Core,; repeated the experiment at irtervais, They | marry the General's sister, Mihen MacMahon mee . p " from (hat city to this at less than it would have cost “4 ‘bries, with the conversed g © time, until their came Colonel of the Sixty-nioth Hegitgent, he on eo Champt hi «chiefiains of the party tm thie city, aus | to "Lring It from Staten Island, dir. Brot koew | With evident curiosity, After some momente a gen. | 2: Wool and worsted fabrics. wil therew produce | Tiras tanca 1 Then they crew quarrelsc goged Margons xs his Adjutant, thus giving hitin the be bad we + designe, quielly overthrew them, thot o argo could be dightered from Portiand | tleman of a remarkably pleasing exterior returned . and what they had imbibed ds! not te rank of First Lieutenant, Shortly afterward Mu I . dia hooks oO) suk LOMOM'C oeaper Quan from Stale Tland. Mr. Pond bad to | the brick, Mr. Tratn Feeeived it with thanks, ran t ings, ftings, fernitare, &e. them cool, “‘Thelt arguments ‘became pe and | Mahon became Minister t Pyruguay, and went down HORDON, day evening the save I THE KE ort be be nee svedoren’ thirey'esate & box | his Roxane th hia bale, taked the 4 © Hve, | Tho dispute was brought to an end by | to South America to enlist himself {n the cause of | tateh for the championship wae conteste On last Saturday night the montuly meeting of | [Oy ighterng. Havana cargoes when hie own mea | man what paper t wentie- for phybtetal (rating, including toys a e cliampionentp nested in St, paper resented 4, who drew a re ij A ’ volver from his pocket and | Brazilian despotism, and to make plols squinst the | Jamon Hall. Since hen. © Club took place, ‘The members began | wool gindiy have done the work for fitcen cents, “Tite SUN, slr,” auswered ihe good-looking re- | "4" Epeciniens and iiastrations of modes for teaching Hunle voceties pheads He ratered the Drain, | coperitattonal Fresident of a free republic ina ee t Arie ina Wis ees Fuck, and by & the parlor and iit | Inene instance it cost him $900 to Ket a cargo to & | porter. ing on the floor, Before bis doparture he interested himself warmly | sel farting tour in tie provinces, he hos beew wharf In Greenpoint, “I knew tt," replied Mr. Train. “You have the were thronged by at least two hundred Mr. Wandelt hid refased to pay @ cooper Rejurlcon aud Democratic politiclune, ‘The parior | #105, and acting under advice of counsel | MMe forticultare. Interuational Ang art, national Listory, aod kg | scrance, eit bition of new upkett and Ford were called in, and exam- | in Hargons's favor, and at the next election amovg | very onalous to get a moteh on with Rod ge bill of | look of an honest man, and Tum SCN is the only hon- | and nd of frat .veee bles, Howers. and | tned the wound, They at once prouounced it fatal, | the officers to fill the vacancies In the cor and. wes then champion; and aft Dronght | est newspaper published in America, Its platform is | Plants Cee eee So HAY icone ce Led | The dying man was taxen to the Fitteth Precinct | Cavansgh was unanimonsly chosen Colonel, and |“? raed Mala Moab ed e1tothe city, The Health Oficer followed 1 truth, ite editorial columus are freighted with | (rine Rove) Hortieulturial Soclety im conjunction wita | station house, where he ; b ¢ k rapidly, Chambers | Hargons was elected LieutenantCylouel by ni- | s10D, the present match wu ‘in w style of unsurpassed magnificence. | hey took her buck, and remeed to liverate ber until | soll hanks of wisdom (immense py tause]- and | Mn Charnes Land IT. prodccers wiil be permitted to | WH# arrested by Roundsman Leary. jority of one, his own vote ¢ t & Yenian, Burroughs & Watts sand ceilings are freecoed to correspond | tie fraudulent pill Was van bricht beams strike terror to the hearts of rotten- | send one epeciinen of any kind of object they manu — thine Ras always been @ stone pi - the three bitliord table manufacturers of London. eh coors Of the velvet suedallion @arpets | wictars rigin tag cotamerces, Tier, proves aasicnt | Bo vol she: teat te ocd ha taieiog te tue keme | Chetlense: Decuted. fulen spbseOih fee mabe OF tes MURDER ABSOLUTELY SAVE. seruple to aavert Wal be lpr eor guided ve dcin’s | #ubseribed 90 aplece for a champion cup, which which ure 0 thick that @ blow from Keboe's | (no ci orbitunt eharpes for labur ol'every. sors at | ence, A slorm ef cheers and ‘shoes of ALove classes, aud lists of the Separate trades eng an dof me Was exhibited fo the boll during te evening. It te Wrviest clubs would be tuaudible, ‘Turkish easy | Quarantine do,” wns the response, i! a VaSeat tuies. Kicniturel exbibitone wil District Attorney Morris's Card Following lacDermott and O'Rourke being old soldters. did | 4 very tundsome cup, c hat nt PUT Icaldkea at Glaicn i eaiian to i scales itr.'Train.fectures in the old Bowery Theatre on | Heied., Special ules of horticnural exhib ‘Sundae Gliveri’s sion Admitting Eas | POt full fo give their oprnions, tnd Hargons was on | ery ‘undsome cup, Ovni shane, surrounded by ¢ huly arranged about the room, Adjoining the par ELAM SANA neat Sunday evenin: cement of the objects will be s Perry to Bnil:in 820,000, dida's feel Ske gradtfyian tha ewaloontentevandetare | “The eonditinn orthe same were 1.900 pointe ap, otis reading room, while further tack au addi: | 4 Cougrensmnuta Gerla Corner—Aatontehe Woodhull & Clafin on Sunday. ond pot sation Nites, we im former inter. Judge Gilbert rendered his decision, on Setar. tot 1 Dosit , Wo may add that he cannot be re- | roe 919g a aide, with bulls @ 1-44th inches Psteledioh Sst CATGMACOA Takai see Valle Ws Ged nee WL caneruarene, sccpuay Cermercamteniees || Wag Arn ehWonduelli@ Cuan anna ced tall Of te whole sealable apace wit be ase | 4% 00 the application to admit to bail Ewin Perry, | moved exceot ty a majority of the oMers nssting | [1 C1004 side wath alls 2 1-4uthinclow in diameter, tart room, These tree rooms were crowded tu cial-Klat Dental by Mr. Bennett. yesterday to tt private parlors in the Hoffman | #iened absolntely to foreign nibtiore. who tmast | who had twice been tried on an indictment for the | cane MacDermott {8 not only a veteran ecldter, tc, This list proviso made the table repletion, Berraro, Feb. 14.—The Hon. D. 8, Bennett, | House, and endeavored to recuperate iteelt after a | frum tueis respective Gowerumentar 1 Net Cbect@ | murder of private wateliman Hayes The Jadge do | bat s hard-working mechanic, linerider 9 the packete heretofore used. tp Toe te ee eee oa tor Me, | ember of Cousress trom this district, will pnbilsh | week of toil, A SUN reporter, desirous of learning | Foreign, countries will aupcint thelr own Jadcee, | ‘Med that Perry might find ball in $20,000, 10 be a New Ne received no 6 rn cH Naa ethan d 0 privet ms UP stairs, reserved for r i a card in the wor ho has ret ¢ newspapers, announcing that | of the future movements of the ladies, sent up bie | , Allexhibitors or their agente must deliver at the | elven by four competent sureties iu $5,000 each. The Lime arranved for the Joutch war 8 o'elocky aad by ng, Into the churge of the proper officers, : °C ; nhs ed from Washington ot the carliest | card ond was shortly afierward invited to follow it, | Pilling, into, the charge of the prover oftcers. the | fat of the Court sus the occasion of a drunken ky that time St. James Hall was crowded to excess, A great number of the mself, but that when {t udjouri Beeeney, Hank Smith, Isaso Bell, Owen Brennan, otthwith ordered to go ther r ; objects Gnpacked and ready for Immediate exible | ji sacra jan ‘ Sr ADECHE imal oun, Gecko Ik hic wie we Mobility Were DRes me Gung ieee ae Of the Club, were also | og nent, to vindicate bis charterer against | Entering the elegantly furnished parlor, he wae | tion, anit ire of al charges for carriage, &e. belles Jadilee on Saturday evening tm the First ate soeciion, and called epee tise. Witinne the siaging the Prince of Wales, Lond Carrington, hortly after 8 o'clock, Mr. Owen Bren | ine recent malignaut atiack of the Batfalo Commer. | crected by Mrs. Claftin, who complained of illness, | _ Her Majesty's Commissioners will And large giaas | Ward ot Brooklyn, where Perry, being # politician, | 2eveute Gundy the Third Briende, who directed him | Capt, Muchell, and muny others, Among th Keynbhean, and Commissioner of Public de and Atiings, free of coat to the exbivit- | has many friend« who enn readily execute ba.i Louds | to write a letter to Adjutant General T eM ‘ . luk Advertiser j that Le bas inetituted proceedings of the great cxcitrment ale bad un- | except in the case of Biacbinery, out ta write 4 jetie ant General Townsend. and | ing tien were Mest Angell Cloritics and Correetion, called the meeting to or |‘. te courts against the proprietors of thst journal dergone and the amount of physical and mental tigement of the objects by their own officers, | Of Ady kind that mny be necessary HRenageattare area cauctly tnrongh Hegincntal | vey Sunth, Wallem Wricht, Cyarton Buel er On n wne dressed in deep black. A choker , | labor ale bad performed daring the week. The taay be ne objects, and exhib- | In view of the fucts, District Attorney Morrts bas | The Kbinke ¢ Ramis aeanet, d, in Inet ie conspledons betting’ me far. encteled by a thiek blaeic ae cravat, gave | tan y-dutice hove volunteered, thelr rervlece to | Boe cy eres ncegunt wiuute Fourth Nitlonal | yore will he “encourazed to state: their) prices, | pubiiehed the following highly anggcatire card fie haw aguior written to (he Aatwant Generel oe Spacnenene 1 Joun Hoherte, mi jutier have volunteered their services to and altnon se hus no \° De Bea , havi hagintal (son of the en m. Cook, Se is neat the semblance of @ large water scion. | Oragtare the cece bere wd race ta, tervlees need bus'nese, thelr checks have been very mu Moe at Reaielan tthe Geen Distaior ATrORNEY's OFrtOR. KINos Corry pressing his eagerness, to prove bis military cane J, Bennett, W. Dattoa, and donn Stanmers From his shirt bosom shone an enormons dismond | Preeti’ the case here a Y aiwae se ne and have been duly bonored. They expect | tion will be given to each exlavito SCyusry Cotmr House euny Boara, and bexying Wat tis ¥ | veing pr Bd | counsel. He says that the recent attack of the Com: beeth C ee Ob Went ous oO cant a a wo early % Rrooxtyy, Pet. bs, 100. way be removed until the next Board shall convene The hi: fiznd for tickets—a sovereign cach in, By ihe side of Mr, Breonan sat Hank Smith, cir hanes © ss yeah 2. evenyes A catalogue will be published in the English lan- | tp the iver TAeres, Cuuhrouls, and Murderers of | in New ¥-tk i eRe » B mith, | mmerctal Advertiser is the crowning outrage of w long | the ne tits cards throughont the ely, age, but every foreign country will be free to pud- | Nor York ant fy klum v as a Ne ae red the presence of hangers-on who wore a Horace Greeley overcoat, @ polled shirt, | series to whieh he bas been subjected from the same | 2d Was Very extensively advertised in all the papers. | isn's'caisionu in its own innecage, If st injoke Ac, | Onwresoies There she honor to acknowlenge the WANTED, 82 ‘ Bide vst, and cowhide boots, with soles three —— President Grant fas xppointet Mr. No M. Beek: Ipt of the namerons coumuntcations recently nd nay ORs Play war not hevny until whout a quarter after & Inches thick. He looked aa if he had just emerged | *Urce. He denies the charges tm tofo. and asks te | Woatcheater Entertaining her Nelghbors. | with, of New York, the Commussiover forthe Unied | Created to me by members of s our fawerlul fraternity - hud duriug the iatervil copsidershie suecutation Was Pablic to await the resuit of the judicial investiga In relation to Kdwin Perry, ban, and to res ily th 5 effected, Cook being favorite at eight odds. In anewer hereta that set com iccat hua | 4 Prison Gate thut ts Stronger than the ght odd) The Eureka Pleasure Club of Morrisania en. | Sates “or the purpose of corrcepending with Her Mundnie &t ike Gouna Both players were vociferousiy si ppintided on enter: from s barn-yard. Isaac Oliver, # Republican Super- Majesty's Courmlesionsrs tlope instiuted. He charges that the Commer viser, hol nis hand laid gently on Hank's shouider. joyed thelr third grand reception ut the residence of enemas Judge Bart : eon the street pavement oatelde , " \ he recent atta | ar f rbour recently requested Mr. Holcomb, ved With aie che " pers of the Cabinet, am fi Na ; ate the ease of ou ‘another Republiean Supervisor, stood beside Olt: J a About ninety persons aftended the reception, 4 whose s ‘oat 4 sane Cook was so nervoas Ses tis thie clued a tirca go.ciees rominent Congressmen. He adde that he will | sicacrs, Martin, Anderton, Sloel, aud Walsh rercivea | Judge Davies tn Jefferson Market Pelice | wiser oinons . hate: George Frank, who war an Inmate of Ludlow street Calle a sta \¢ bus at pin was #0 dazzling as to the care to trial with the least posrible de'ny . p \ Court, stfeet two day¥ azo, will readily and. kindly exon Jall, Frank had talked too much abont the busine Vers, sananine of lie Blind every optic | velled tn that direction. w will allow, Itis understood that damages | the guesis in good style, and kept the floor ively . ou Part; and in view of the satisiactory m4 havactneiar ee Be ‘The Hon. Micael Norton oceapied an air, | 8f6 21d at $100,000 throughout the entire night. Among the guests | ,,Yesterfay morning the Hon. E. Davies, ex. | y, Bo good enongh to foregy | Of ble employer, » pawnbroker, and had been im- | sureces, bul as t break ¥ kept ap hie The Hievnel 3 cary chair. | The Commerctat's charge 1s that Congressman | were flies Van Antwerp, Miss Ftouronbers Judge of the Court of Appeais, appeared before Jus- | the amiavie tnten: lone so oly aud warmly ex- | prisoned on charge of slander. Mr. Holcomb made | $1 \erel teally briitiays bro fia Gat iit polots The Thunderbolt was attired in deep mourning | Bennett bi tained eighty or ninety thoasand dol- | Martin, Miss Conover, Miss Farrer, Miss Clar tlee Scott and eutered vive against two | presed t ward myself in the cou munications already | @ motion on Saturday, In the Snperior Court, betore | 8 aoF rived LE sestid-d Hewor 4 vay sinail diamond, The honest John | lars from banks on receipts from the Eicvating As- | Mise Vandervecr, L'Keperunce Social Club of Yar. | YUBA bunrlars, aged 14 and 10 yeare respectively, | TY Vr ine more necessary to call your attention | Judge Spencer, to set auide the Urder of arrest, and | Ave24,01 his opponent t bene fall the Fox ‘evued against an ot:oman close by the Than- | Pociatiom, for grains stored in his alevator celonzing | jem was well represented by Mr. Ponty and Mise | Tamed Arthur Pain ond Wi, deip. He charges | tothe wubject.as the mpnnity hereotoreoccasionatty | #N Order of discharge was grated, but Fame bad beon played | tie hal lose : ei . to said Association, and then privately sold and | Ayling, Mr. Tooker and Mies Balcom, Mr. and Me Saiurday of.ernoon they entered 83 Chin! enjoyed by you In your praiewortuy Drislners has be contd not get out on Saturday, 7 Pita Hae derbo's. Hiv diamond pin was hardly perceptible. | moved eald grain from the building. The Commer- | Sheidcn nde Me Shaw ant Mine Bante: owned by lim, but at present unoccupied, and | feedtly hacreated to suet an exteut rete rend » | pay the yalicr's tee. Lf er entero . Police Justices Cox and Hogan chatted fumlllarly in | clad also charges that M> ennett has paid insurance | Balcou,’A- i Clarke, O. Clark, aad Getty.” attenipted to, steuigail tue lead pipe and uxturce 4y | der in Brooklyn cutirel, and absolutely ————— came out with ane of bi fords eee corner, Both were fashionably attired, and of | O8,MUCR rain for months when there was no auch J f the Lode. | They bad climbed over tae fence and | poruk musterer estacting (0 ihe fol LATEST LABOR NEW ; e corner, Bo ¢ favhionabl red, there. The Commercial adde that the discov. Pega broken of the luck of ihe back basement door. n . ay Awinting the Cartier Out wourve ure diamonds, but very small ones indeed. | Sty of tne transaction reowited’ tn ‘Me, iecment, | ‘The Beautiful = win Bleecker Street. | They were apprehended in the bas ay bY | wavtugstrpne ana rotabis Renee eco a einen ed The Bake: o 1 AER Pith the Cortes to-du: TUM PLASTERER’S DIAMOND, speedy return trom Washington to settio with the | ‘They had a ludicrous disturbance on Saturday | Uflerr Minis.” A large baa way ound couvenventiy | MMe jy pland falatie @surances Of pratertion wd pPiccrmaa bono tvagq hae Htivers. in reply to 6 qacatlow, sald the Ustcenaset : aches Association and banks, 6, 17% by to carry off the Yooty, The prisoners were com: 6, a i While the unitiated are secking the passage of Y “ Androw J. Garvey displayed his $90,000 diamond nt a Afternoon, in front of Dr. Kent's, 174 Bleecker street. | fitted, NS dai Ste t= www: ey the Rerimerare wromtrting tte'wer of old | of? fly awece of ibe covenie ey of the ¢ He wae ile oniy Democrat who sported 2 | SHOOTING HER FAITHLESS LOVER, | The rorter 0! the house bed shovolled into the mid —+- peeves Funny for the deatrnciion of ray inslanitcaut | barrels for repacking four, sugar, meat, We, tbe | dyna goverament Knew of their iulrodetion @ Ainmond. ‘The Ring Republicans were exceed —- ile of the atreet a large quontity of snow from the | Woman on Trial tor Murder the hfe that you wit kindiy peruit me to lives entre | Hanes of Brovkiru and Willhamsburgh are taking | Tieers¢ Tne Governincnt woud vo netcin ruil tre sions of Garvey's pin, as they pride thm. | Tragedy Ina Chu AB: AANA RB CSMEDS OT | RACE! Mbery tt ese ¢oot is Seva taimves Piles a onree Terminer, on Saturday, for the killing of fale. oring any oye ardiveogutbed mrerabers te heeta mn mee véaterday In Williamsburg, Gatoreak secured, being abundin wernse Geived On wharine-lareeh dlamicads thaa thi Lowe Engagement Followed by an Attempt | ging of employees of the Bleecker street ratiroad | hoy wtep-brother, James Sheridan, Killen Sher dan, Beside ‘ ay business 1 douy out of | sneeche were delivered against the passage of the aie, - (rats, ond they certainly did 90 on the present occe. to Kill the Prospective Bridegroom, came along and shovelled it back to the gutter, The | the widow, testiied that on ihe night before her | Ur ery hort ite not necessary | bill pending, ta the Tegiclature. It wae said that Aurarion Qutraves ta kretoud i yd i S Piqua, 0., Feb. 18.—While the congregation at | portor agin shovelted tt out rnd the tuitroad em. | husband's murder, they were at bis mother's resi tcourt betol inGourt, we ceca aot | law about $1006 yer, cat Chey ee eee Loxnox, Feb. § tani tora in € Ke dicted sane aanoce the ereart in ihe Uillent rota, | St Mary's Catholic Cure, im this eity were engaged | Place shuvriied It in. This was war. Just whcu | dence, when auarr,Loqeurred between ber husband tjuarrel aut : Tee Reed ACE Bee Teh hres alate he noe dlecnceaiceetersarectte ny er Qestied Way amore (he crowd In the bilMard room. 7 : 4 the railroad men w shout te " and bis stepsister, Bridget, during which Bridvet Lonor to suvecr.be myself, pe Raarrg Beh, pedbiahe oo 4 ig) br h " Eicon as tae ee is Teclted bis tate | 12 Worship this morning a young woman named Mies | iremar came nine und reir es Seen | picked up someitigandruabed utvaes t ehe cod bp. Monae, | cannot be soli except for p i ; f Gueb ; hd aot cas salon iJ Mary Mater entered the chureh and took agent, In | inc to arrest Who had #o meh rail | Yous—-n ofa b—b, Pil abow you whether Tam — SAIS) FO RENE G POUEEN DESIBS ih " opin nthe Heffernan case, aud sald | ry momente thereafter she deliberately took from | road corporation Then he got ap aca caught her by the hur, A $50,000 DIVORCE suIT, a | be wool! be srened oa the Supreme Court | ier eee. oatct ond ehor Thumes Wise, who oc i and taey bad clinch, and she knocked hitm agai ; elds tetuna nner tem one try for thy snubbtog that tribanal gave him, A namber | cupid seat quimediately in frout of here Wise The Rat Pit Worship Veaterday. Lome, and on the wey he completued of his trad, | © Gsandeon of Flerre Chontenu asa Migue | , A Tone feland Piss er eC : “afi ° House and Post Office ofclale were there, | aiver being slut aruse and siartes Coward the entry Chuptain McCabe addressed the crowd of eu- | und she found an ugly cot on tle ride of his head uf mist—85,000 a Yeur Alimony, Greenport. and ¢ les : ut Isasc one of the thirtyaiz, to give Prince | ,, The woman pursued him, enfeavoring to stot | piogty seckers tht gathered In Kit Burt ieu he died the neat morning at 10 o'clock. Sr. Lovis, Feb, 13.—Suit was entered in the | ‘The t.tiors of Was fe | : : Arthur a was sitting a few fect from Hank | man, who arrested her, The cause of tue aftur is | pit yesterday. Brother McCabe ts him Ptr Cireuit Court yesterday, by Lucy J. Sanford against | redaced the initiers ain 6 * Pare esart Swith. fis clamond wos a monster, Bell was | not lolly known, but it is said that Wise tad prom: | oaity—a mon of sirong build, dirk complexion, | TB Syaeienion ee ® Mrosktya Poltitctan Benjamin ©. Sunford $5,000 danoges. The | {ra geiles tomwtther ss ver ten frou Re Horny trritebing « pat pand 01 . itten aged hive If to | ith w tine head of black hair, and heavy whiskers oh Soldieg, who been kicked into the | piaintifanys she waa married to Sanford in Ter dee Gilbert, o Sem a hen pateaee | tye i te noves of fftcen Madison and Fifth avenue ou ts criticul nl Wipos eile tain Westerns miner and Pacman tke ; Hrooklyn, eppeared before Justice Waist 4 ag a mo Aasoes tion ‘ r Hott ste toadies, who were anxious to Jotu the sar wns Chaplain ofan Ohio regiment, Hisaddress | Sinner’ Gonding to one waren for tue arrest of | May. 100, when she learned he was m married man Tal pertous who were den ie Sait L 0 become politicians and hold alnecurcs. | THE ART OF PAGCALYIN BHOOMLYN. | restevuny wee full of Ore and energy, At tas close | rentt art’ ¢ satctlie ol chee iat ak bos tan, | oat le renreecntea eneClt at CN eee aus ——— FLASURS EROM 7? ervey, MERODY ROBBING THR BLOSSOME, seoveeireeetes i Pai pat tee tae te haat Tek naral Tush foward the | ured there prommuentiy nb ulffercas times, once as | having @ Laree amount of property. Bho wis nie. NEW JERSEY, | se Sel Oued toecnunasealien Qui Biccaia te onder, (ame @aneberes Lady ta end Cte a otiKe a last look at sere it 1s converted | ihe prispristdr of tow dauce hoase in the * Patchy | led a petition fur divorce, und sks the custody of - | ; aril < a leaued’ te Ansan ONCE LAKAL Lain atauces Above Work, yet Soudiug ber | My 6 /aundry oes sin as Habier wid bruiser, and even, itis | Wer elukl, two yeara olds and 48.00 per antiam | The Fourth teeiment. N +. wit not | . — be - om ihe hue ia be AN veya Chiidren to Begs bt ta a towel, Tampering withthe Master Rell, ‘ haved lo sennees o worn awe o are c ahmony, Sentord is a 4 een ote cirre ¢ be useau, a el, * rONe M ir : X | Fs : y e g Committee ensued, In one | 28e Widow Horton lives at No. 190 Fulton | Maj, Tulfoy, Capt, D. &. Stoeleand Liout. Finch | of inc Poor, in whose office lie wee ence | nd large prope | Guard-act 80 as to secure @ reduction of tho teruror | Woved form the hed of the Bug “ ‘ , King had taade a eort of a email new | “reel Brooklyn, and theagh perfeesty uble to worl, | have been appointed a committee from the Board of | Hut fuit to dd th Sun: rintendeat ut abe Loar Ky a sevice. | é gee (out Il uee job cut of the Bossom Club bottaing, | Wil Bok cube the siighicat effurt toearm an bovest | Gnicers of the Fourth Regiment, New Jersey Nation. |‘! Ha euepended Go d a Rum Saictde in Newark, inbrady’s Skating Rink, Jersey. ¢ ty, walt \s j evs Aud Bie ¢ ‘Ustord an They are +¢ Ate atenting that thay forgot |so ust met fcoee Ber: ewe children: ent: favo, th Gusrd, to wait on Gov, Randolph and representto | stew to Root ont the Thieve: nerien Yesterday forenoon, Francis Taylor, aged 47 | pcet ot icc covers Hiro nut Cacer ia iipeing te ena 4 : di streets, ostensibly to eell frult and candies, but u that the returns recently forwarded to the Ad ia ae ‘i Newark, commit James Corran, dr, Chie? Engineer of the Webs. | — dey w ng their fricnde Having reeelved . , spate in sentencing James Bell, Jersey City junk ell fe th heck ite mee ; ‘ ae he t unless the money wae refunded | CHF £0 bes. For this purpose the children have | jutant General's office by the Inspector-General had | dealcr. to sa, ttontun th bale beeee, ducceoten ho artillery company, and ¢ Department, was sentenced by Jaber Win: | LONG ISLAND, aE aatueaenite? si boon ei ra, we y vcted to | bem falsided, Ht was upon taese returns thut the | aol the au hovities vor devmsinz the j W dirsey regiment. He wax #5, Corte OL Cut. abe LO keen tho Le Avenel (ree t r n 1 be expored, the su Was dropped. pul on long fees, to speak 19 w pitcous whine, and | S's) Comptro'ler hy tn stopping + dded that if tho powers saa inede severul incieerual at fF. for aesauluine Sainiel We r ce | ’ ls ssomn in yte i AN OMINOUS INTRRUUPTION : sees i te state bund uranch, the Junk suop busie | ten pe At kuicie, He leaves a wile and several | of Olleer Kivi } Tues tel on Fire Island ie Wo be culorged WAR Ge ohne Cerone pia skelog the | 12 StY WhcHENe 7 make an impvession, On Sum | ycgiment save many of He youths or the | Children. Wicu ruber, he was a kuid aud Ata jorge and influential meeting in EF ine | eens Ly ‘ ed Nera tia trys the chltren are sout to Sunday School in | wu COND UNNY, = Hee bis Junk business is ony w bid tor ——— Saturday evening. the Dries Paying bil w {| Mra t . J 0 pound master Repu n Chotrman tosend for a eufeient nambe © Iutle H.the!, nently and eumfortahly dressod. | nies saveuile ci iue (ILROAD ACCIDENTS posed. Sir. Audrew Luter ela r b | for Hemp k bolls, He exurined the box, and lad uot | Act he bequest of the woman's seriously — Schott i y the ' faa ina ean eatl qe PRIDE: Aiaisdgacralhes! ane liiibete eee CAN Sun repurter visted here Al Harhiony Foril of Trovelting with Money in NewYork. |, Ee ye nO oon : . a 6 of ineving pied with Secdemend, The tier ves A Hebrew wodding On the ad inst, Capt. Johu H, Arthur, of Wile | yabellch ecu . an AS ' Capt Whela sue F pip the boxy second ts A only saw bu peer from Inside; “don't | sornoon in the Rivin Lamsburzh, disappear Me had been engozed hear Chatham viiare. He wae k five « was r An { chart r) laze hae heen se balls, He iain the Chior, at A ‘ ae snisvitte, | CUTS Heine between Burren Island wid this rly alow bridge, wid Lis body was mangled os \ ' Uauavnn: The ties ed Mr, Brennan t Hfor more thick batis door was siowly and cau. | ¢ were Mr, Chas. Rosenhelm, of Lontevilte, | city, und on the 2d inst, was im the city to buy ® STATELY ISLAND. pty of sibiage . sO Lfyy none oF The C. air responded t \ ore than excessively hom Ke, and Miss Aiuel a Waklhelmer, of thie city. The } uem' sloop, He hid ca hed a check, wud bad con: er, a laboring man who lived be n he taniediie ot thi Clar He hall Pouds 9 he av) JAW, ride, Who 1% a charming branctte, was dreswed in | Mderable money. Thy trends entervan grave ous WHiVilie, Was clected troy nal County Arte oted On Frida Woman, nomed Prnda, ’ Wout to reject & can iidute for admisslun te eck erat, SNH OES C corded silky cut décolleé, long train, lace | Vicious that he lias been rovocd wud auracred. stay 0 heart : Sth Byte ti coin seas found tn on the Boe fea a wean Pye ee fey Sci, and Orange blveso ve In ner dark and Juxarione Se lerly on’ the Mg Bu Peet k alee tbat v4 Mpa it jk beet hi, nena to é as won baring more black Balle. hal groom “asin foll dress. The Rev. D The City In which they Captare Barglars. art t where He liad been put ol the tat. nding to tiwelly direct durin: th nf awl tem yeu eloy herself, antas rhe had ES ETBEANY ne ts Tortor Wasserman perfurined the ceremouy, The sound of breaking glass on Sunday morn Passenger train north on the Dayton and new town t f y Ire + tiey entered BIG 81x VLOORED und I'm not > ing in Wilham street, New tracted t y i 4 on tn be formed ont Of BoE RAOHD ANG fOMUES JOORED, vie, nd. Im no ng tn Wiliam street, Newark, attracted two pol au Halliond due iu Viqua, Oblo. on satnrday | be formed out Df t ‘ ’ se Oliver, holding @ paper three inches ten Have, ani who Choostng Darkness rather dhin bleh. oticers to 8. Curdin's shoe store, ‘Through tie t Hee yey lores ae It was entering the cana, | town iying Outed y nd Complaint bias been preme Court, } ‘ we, walls thls vale of teare rty oftcers of Capt, Petty's command have | ken “indew Lieut Kirwan erawied into the store, Tot tec! CAPO iho track. The engine broke | water ; {pie 4 y. Bi W an, t Jom eal iste ‘ Mette hy Gas weia eeATT : i Rae indo Liew, Kirwan ore work ite Oige nantes ph hice, Prenele McK Tedder theese teien'ss ndmistion te thie Clone “The Ham, Wont Mt | care ho whet nan way" to unto ti fs sisned a petition to be Felleved from enrrying Ian- | giar, who was ut once taken lato custouy, fur tho tond, were ve Neds oes ones VOTHINGS ANOUL TOWN |) Tigeratai antes vigane 1 patted 00 Worth ad " Toduces and proposes the bame of James | Rerunera Calm your aporehsnsiona, T beg of | terns, ‘They say thot the lanterns show the thieves phi a ue yitbiaheed vnrad oe Feline sd Wile ie, Mamas oad mene My Ris agp rir nae aaa ae t ue ne wie te Me i on a0 ne way wh re they are ‘ apt. Petty adds {hat the lantern Guilty of Murder in the Second Deuree. BROOKLYN The Ville de Paris nnd the Valley City arrived | faye ol) AY for the no payinent of & special Jim Pisk? Not by ad—d aleh fe | thing ty sou, except ueking » few questions, also tell whether the. pairoiin eon their resne Bush ls thareer s ; Ly Nuala $ tux ot fo jo ansWer b retUrnaule March bolt him," exclaimed four or five ward | | THE Sty ep rier then bemn few iuterroga: | tive ponte, Ax the men do uot ohjret to dark tan: | erucd, ie the verdict of the jury in the case of ria James Kelly, aved Ot of 1.9 Broadway, was i all hig” exe! tories. 10 whieh the womat responded most unwit: | (crud there woukl aeons to be Sore plourtiny ty | Lecuturdt Schwan, wdicted tor kitiug Conrad Mr Jolin Lanignn ts the auttorized Lubor Reporter | gountr ie . adway, Wo SPARKS PKOM THE TELEGRAPH, Se nS tat pasts on the name of | iiugiy. louking vearentgly at bruv ad the time, and | polies tere, would o ya Tin Newark for Tum Sun in Hrookiyn und dead in his »tabiv yeotord (ok Re VCHIAr Smpoaees 0 ; , evidently debating in her ow vind whethe ith a yo ee 2 a — 1 ‘ne fire theories have not ordered the dem > M Tweed f Lee ently i“ nemind whether, with — Iward Young (ell into a barrel of gasoline in th , 6 weed: ae much as to say, “Let nis in | exidentty debating yy her own mind whether, with Raine ices oe eye ait Noun fe barrel of Kasoline tn the ( the’ House of Deteution,. They have merely | The Pacitic Roc | sno’ Sb im at he hough frignt t 8 F ousen ” cation. eran, 8 an anh 806 Clog med it ara: heate Dui This year's iwe crop t# a towel fallure mom Pdnnto the mantel piece, | turk hint out, They, thouah frig mi: The Hudson Highland Suspension Bridge Com Say Praxcisco, Feb, 18.—Two slight shocks . had on fon pri A F bos containing the white and binck balls | Here duickly reassured, and twa rany hive siectod George B, MeClelian, Edward W. | °! $ riliquase were fuit im tis city ot bali past 8 Mic av) Dunne bequeathad Amity street ng wreck At Pine Utah bas granted suflrage to women, Mier he teenth man tad voted, ihe Secre: bre a HCmatel) L 0 OP at ptos | ferrell, Juha W. Co . Audrew Carncwie, Ca. | PCCM Mle moruiug, Ponr'of Be Francie: oF at | f she ste risoticrs, whose only erie be | | ‘Ths Spanish iron clad rivates Vitoria and Lead A peep into the box snd found out that a Midereon The woman | led Hi. Malin, Cha uusey, David Lym Goveieche Wacatkecal inub Cativonte Orpban Asy i ted Bre dally expected 18 Bos k balls hind’ heen voted zal st Fink -tigermonth thy stove, The woman | 160 tam otal Nuriee Bees i neoub edly Defeated. TEC OTE A er Lhe Pees bliba \oat puakt elected ¢ Murray, who lives ut 22 Second ate Atter April 15 AV silver will pans current te cunan evidently drvply mavel, Interrupted | Cite td cee went DOW Beatin aid teave | de ‘Ie Guttiris, an J. Lubbard, Directors; John | | Havana, Feb, 18.—Gen, Goyensche again re- | oaitre ann toe crete iia ities iaat niahtelocted | yg wite Lavtuia and inrred her into the streets oa sat. | oie lionarioh at adiseouut of 50 per cout u Ce eae ee ee et ete Md | riod betore tho war, but her hushand was killed | Me Courtenay, Presidont: Andrew Carnegie, Vice- | turued w Puerto Principe on the Btu in (rimte celebration of St. Fatiwk’s Duy, Cwouty-uur | todrowuborselt | 2° dey MerMus she attempied | phe Hou ines to vid itself of the Congres a SAIL FOR SIRE ON9 A RO fighting for the South, she had been. Wn Wash) President ; Gen. Kiward W. serrell, Envineer-in - ae iscistion wore uted i ‘ hae : 0 a rie a ME AaiM KHOCKED OVER ton Uy ng to get conprnsation, bub fad fall Chet: Gen, George 3, McClellan, Consuhing Bog : ving the Jure At the exami ation of the cate of George Ju where they punith the halhone eruue of porerte res | ite p nd all. ats Mara ana Nis trtellloence created a profound sensation, ad received Gesistance from muny Concress nee * inking, Beere er, | Lex" writes us in rclion to Mayor Dall'e re- | the (asic of the Post Office, who ts accused. uf rte PUN Pnnoead halen aie ast Rlenee in tek oat of Atrruprinion b ' Wr Ulver once more drew'the paper to hie nose | und gentivmen’ around Wushington;, she Trewdurer; aud the Hon, Cuaries A. Rapallo, Coun: | meay tor jury diieniiiea, that the fount IME money Colter on unpaid tote ial Agent | hualduaguos: but seeing tho fornidding meraeant or New York have petitioned Com Hon the nine oh day Gould utrudueed'and | io tesuutver, and wubaisted throuzhy the | atl si = omy tune power uy the langarina ty oan gutury | Gayiey text ed thst he found anercpabeies w'the | Yer. eveu sual you studicted wud Lureied dow a ast the Ihiitish Merchatte’ Shipping web Hopose! by the Hon, Witham. M. ‘bwe But ten | chariticn of fFlends who knew ber husband ; ree day exeh ant mileage and tanks tele adv ption + ‘ yi street Phe Mintat N lin Briers voted n Mr. Bren F went vut dally” ani rt Another Trayedy in Rrooklyn, this wystem would geeure decout jurors, “tie viet | A public me ting was he evening in the », Pidgeon, whose ligunr store ison the north: | conte Ministry of Newfoundland has ed, and Br. doula had bers sly Hacknien eee ad memademoney, ne TM OF BY | Wittam Murphy and Matthew Maloney, broth. | pitiementenide by Lea” ‘aru evideutiy’ fouudod va ote et corner of Fourth avenne and | w At cornet ch crotte ee ecole rea ee ceorits | Charles Fox ticunes las bach culled Upon Lo fori & hem ' lt a siete swiled ot this revolt, while the reporter handed her the letter | ers in-law, occupying 128 Warren street, quarreled ine ee rch througiont the counire. ‘Adateae were de: | Rubs WAR aver Nur tn Wie house, Holwithetandiag it | im 6 'Monaeeh ealled froin Portland for A Rapalll } pe und Disnverste, could bardly be wen wut to the SUN, He | wi wbout noon yesterday about some family aifer. LOSSES BY FIRE by the Klett Rey. Kishor Littiejonn, of Long | Prdguon is capable of weeping w succesetul Neel toa | mt Wow)’ AGS OrDINE RNS cae ieee ul ses, Mr. I Bell, one of tne thirty hed h conntenince | and | soon” saw | ences, a1 eventually cume to blows, Durie the ee anit the Mey, Hi A. Vadituck, D, D., cad he Key, A: | potter uelglivoriood, PORE 8) the bay by the Leyden, . toles who gave Prince Arimura t in [ thot she could sot read He spoke to her ota pines | tiru'le, Murphy cut the other on the head, woun e Na J. Urviug. BS sea at ; Aa 4 Lead . Gd “not deem at Wise to propose tie | for her boy. Sue would not listen to it; the boy | ing him seriously it pot fatally. Murpay was arrest: | onthe Nitonal Hotel at 81, Jon phy Mo., was burued é —— z The Underwritiry’ Salvuco Committee aot by | | One hundred of the recently discnar Avenue snobs Wan tou voting (mikey she guid eleven he ioked too | edad tocked upy tnd Maloney was borne to the | ONE 9 Loam #180 insur ek gaa PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, auction on Saturday, at Oia hliy, LOW alee of dawaues | ice frown the Charlestown Navy Yard ary sacar doheate; he spoke ofa place for the girl, woullu't | Long Islind Collcee Hospital, The J xConn.) Loom Works ond Johnson & Wuny of the bulen were but eliahtiy damaged: and ars Kot nd tag etree (oe Tee Tuomi ang | hei att wanidu't he separated frou het ehihhien TA SEE ONE Bas Fide chee Lestigy gAnnutectory wore pursed © | woe, nus ot British Colambla, le rapidly | tate, robstes ted sorioa for oiinderst ana wees | « reece ar tae # wletler the rejection of Flsk an. ttn eT ReA cla ghar ee a Fs ay Light, Loss, $4,000; kusurance, §1b,000. ri aphal > Fobalad ant Bs r Wie 0 we atinibuted to ticir connection with | hoy cif! Lake tirieen poter wail the 80 | Phe President an Old Foxy Sumuerts Pupils | gamuor Ginne me ae ia Reevvering te ects Of his recent ateldent acturers . ¢ Pe PAceny in his railroad schemes, the com. | leven. | He wun RMIT dato eecling Wastunorox, Feb, 18.—The President cons | Fourth avenur, Was 8 WO the extent of | The Rev. Dr. Robert Laird Collier, of Chicago, has OF Parstety atrcet, sant her little boy | ‘Tho Red ihver ube bof el } Hoied and Tammany Rings, in order to be | Kerher ort Jing Vet muncy, Sud was Weak, | tintcs firia in hia detcrnMnation not to do anything | #190 yesterday iuoruing: uo mettance Geotined w eall from the Chureh of the Ubity tu Boston chemi to thezrornry with a @2banknoin, | gurmctentatfont sires a AB | 4 bored Speaker Hitehinan for admission | yy 'p wees Wer hud gone around | 1n the nature of tho recognition of the Cubans. He | ©. 1, Starges's tannery, und James H, Quick's |, fie President bas anpointed ten cadets in the A atrangy woman observed tin. warniy | of aboeratiou (the Do Wore ser wey «tut seven votes were Cast, and ali | witha paper f story, and praple had_ae- | bares bia grounds of objection upon Ins fear of | dwellluc on Caroline stregt, ha atoene Ww Naval Acaieny, Que of thes is Alexander Sharp, Jt | enity Wd histor him. oxide What w peotty tittle Sava Are » ON. It leaned T wore black balls tuilly putdows penaies, ‘Thal ee could not stand; | Compiicwling the Alabama claims, and bis notion | yesterday wormug, Meo Stary» “4 no paEw child you are," and stole the bank note. ad ‘ the Wore ade de ary Gee ase Win. Hitchman as baving | sie walked rvht out leaving the pe Where they | that any interference would involve the United : red LOF $400, Mr, Quick's lov. . & 7 Chet Fusticn Nor abam, appointed to the Chiet Mr. John Snedecor, of 768 Broadway, writes that r Sir " she val were, Hers she burst toto tours, ‘That had made | States in a war with Spain, seb Tuotlosshiiy ot Trinidad, Jeaves Victoria toon to GU bis | wean of highwayinen robbed hin while he was Walk The ¢ a bill per s ‘ 0 ne a pew Mppolutient down ‘Thirteenth street. Dewr sixth avenue, as | mitting ti 10 ehtnd HAA Gab ADK KuQcERD oveR.. | Ker resale evar Wome OU bervsl, go eho bid sah | | | mcm HOURS OF LE), °F Gen, BArlbAivilow, of Atebieca, lien ‘ened the adie. | (HEBER that Was ReamIRine eBemiincnee lie Buca aah | Peivuriee Wrvilsve IUr tie puryeone Of Oescok ‘ deeme Gtvisable to vest n ve chidven out, nd o ar of * ip, Hy . 74 othe Este. rt e ng their debt a : Pe an axan ko “ J h , ———. sour! Paciiic Katiroad Company ior $10,000 lor sory Tewnid for the arrestot cliher of three persons, kad | ling es hrcrstury wos curious: cuotiah to tock fora tee | wlth auton, sumsclimen with esi lite, proclamation declaring the istecnth | javitntion bali oruiahe in Lyle tt gut. in a letter adiressod to Secre: | Sioo'will bo w eudicicut touuptation ior who Detective | £i"g ttuaton was Kuuched dows wut tbbedd ot ®t 10% \ 1 Mer the fifth vote had been ea ; ine, son ktiow,tu burn d & part of the Constitution, in time tor | qy Twi 4 ; ny. | tary Robeson regardiniz the proposed. ou Buturaay Ak boon, in tho vestibule OF bie FITBt ue bel als ag ttn vote bad been cant, and Abr, Krear | any!ling, son kuow,to turn at the New Hampshire and Connveticut elections. | gute K. KT will dunce tn M Ue | eitcation Of ue wars ction % i a Houul Bank, 19 State btreat More proche Pen eck nel A es penalise Whey amt Nebraska, Georgia nud Msniemppr will all be | hiyrnulah oa Wednesday events Bited'to tne thsard of Sirs arZhomie Blokles, aged 14, 07 4 Marbush avenue, | Gen, Pil, Bheridan Is onpos Logan's | Te broof of Pet opularity wi e Wsatices with » Pie aunaal m rad to} | Beopetate tan called the ° Wwnsburah, eniploved by Henry Leary & C mT pope eonpcetas Mv 4 tony ne adlourn carried, and the tmcmabers | redeem s mowing machined counted tn by the 20th of this month, round a tos ertut thls eros ro | PF hes cH King. vi ‘ styl the gueste | Yuces ait fo, tn Phe ita ne ocke tin ti Y toed wboul the ballding. aAN—Weil you, they lave once or twice, but ——— cadouy. ir. John King, 60 well ie gues Mure nving puck te Shall Britin ain Hotel ay the py it rates wey, be tod with Richard Rest wud Alfred WilEN GEORGE PURSER LEAVES, THEN LOOK OUT. mbia be Aupexed? Prof, N. ¥, Nickerson delivers " Vahed himnsele with other mt the inhing where they route! Ne Mr George IL. I Rerowrea—MTave they not been aroand withan- | San Fuanciaco, Feb, 18,—The Legislative | lecture Inst evening before baxeppe rh Teondwey, infu ud contrived 10 wot back to New Wost for Ports Bing a pitt Purser, who shrewd and cun- | other papor asking Indies ly abeat o doutherm | Council opens on the 15th instant, ‘The con edera- | %. 1.0. of G. 8. and D. ot B 1) frivuds: AY, avd spent inet might in the Beekunan tng Arrived froin i] Wo lean ie fal wentleoan us ever lived, le preparing | Iudy in reduced elrcumstancos t0 purchase & wowing | tion with {ue Doonien of Cun r Ve ainkiny aboard. Bhe ip. Le Ws sala to bave been ed m a will come before it. | Tue distribation of certificates 4) Annex al ng School in North Moore strec wind onto the United States t# strongly advo- N-—-No, never. a States Banoo! La Ne i. " Heat | |The Avgerioan Btatmttoal Soviety ou (tit No, q ’ the eolony, Parties gatuered at theie rest hold thelr, text ing on Tucsday wie hig coungetion with | Rurouranitut people sar —— ; vated by the sewepapere Lenni "Co, (Barth 4), First ea none tine array oF eau | vending nei Fo 1 he ae ee, A SOG: Aad TRIMER’ | OL GRC rreerLaR Rete Le UN tice cat Sata ‘The End of the Georgia Maddie, Propose w charity fair tn their arme Mins Mectees At Paterson, and if Obsatvatio ‘eVeuIng DeXt, the proceeds to go Lo tu: Tho ‘original drawin Mr, Honry Bergh will lecture uy party the Mis Mrs. At Mr, Charles Wa bat at the next monthly moeting loliand, and many of Fed Lo the ‘suppor r n- | proceeding by the penple of tie house, clock the ould | pet of nasty, mess, sernbhng, working Yank meron, Feb, 18,—The Senate Judiciary Committee wil in, where the tables c pot, will he exhiblied, Mr. fuatain the prenent reconatrucie’l | ene Hor i. 1. norton hee pwaty tel Bord Alfod with all the. deltcacice of (hot seutaceaice | titemee itt andre tie’ Society & Ane asus: Bits is amitnd the ‘bylaws eo a to tequire ave | huied hier Onanse'shu was shove working, being a | Leeistaure of Georsia, which’will secure suo else vent avenue, ws ball past 1% C004 + | aifitr wat very plcasadt Gua Caroughvuy, sud passod | lished map of the Lotumun of Pansunand Dneion Valls Wy Fedect um applicants Bouthern lady, Kieu of bwo now Bountore, both Republipaus, cr Dub disves# i Of with Tauck devas. Huan Lopes, Geogrmouer of ihe Crown of Bpain ta t