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Brooklyn CITY News.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SECOND wARD-A little
after midnight on Tuesday night officer Drake Of The
Forty-second precinct, who returning from his
nightly rounds discovered fire in the extensive brewery
o. MT John Johnson OF Front Jay streos ia
te second ward The brewery has been enlarged within
the last lew years and vault for the reception OF
hundred feet on F ora SOCK ae % END two
street the building had also been enlarged TO hun
ared rect by forty five and was four stories high Ths
upper stories we're hed with grain and malt and at the
Tune or the IRE twenty thousand Bushels Of this
material was stored all Of which, together with the
was totally destroyed The loss OF property
on building and stock will reach at least any thou
sand dollars, which Is fully covered by, Insurance
When Sergeant Drake discovered the re he To
the brewery and found two or three persons there
the act Of breaking the door, which gave sueent
TO nsrsase the fury q the & which was
we're awaiting the arrival Of No. from Philadephia.
arrived on the ground the flames had gained such head
way that all their efforts 70 the property proved uu
avainly- The building contents for
SOS 600; but Mr. johnson for Destined TO-
TO foot thybilra
CANDIDATE FCn AFEsdBLY--In giving pubhciey to the
of tho Union candidates for Assembly In Kings
county the other day that Of Captain Stephen Mander
vlis for the Third Assembly district, was IN ntenon
ally omitted The Captain a OF tbs Fourteenth
regiment FROM this city.
DESPERATE lYTRAY--OsE MAN SHor AT, ArcrHfR FEAR
FULLY BEATEN "A desperate ARRAY took place about
eleven O'Clock on Tuesday nigla at HqGor store in
North Second street. Leonard street, kept by
man named Casey, during which man was hsaten in
dreadful manne- but his. has transTfrcd The
facts OF the atray be these weeks
man named Michael Curey made deadly asssHh upon
his wife from whom he had previously sepAraf ~ while
she was In company with named Peter FaiEell
the sidewalk opposite her place Of residence Curley
gave himself up to the poloa stated
shat he meant to Farrell he served I'm wife
Farrell who lives in New York visited tho Eastern dis
trict last night in company with man believed be-
his brother Flaw The latter was known have .
loaded revolver about him. and the trends of Curoy
were led TO suspect that his life was sought for.
IN consequence Of the threats he had made against
Farrell At the time place named above ono
Of Curcy friends, named Matthew Kelly met them and
alteration ensued, Farrell beng the rs to com init
breach OF the peace After sasrt tussc between them
Kelly got the better OF his adversary, and Farrels
fend alleged then drew his revolver and discharged
barrel at him. but tho ball did take effect and
lodged in the wall Kelly then fell upon this man and,
after deprivng bin Of his pistol bea him in "a rghtrui
manner, and left him in such condition that he had
be removed on stretchcr. ALI the parties still At
large.
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

Debate In tho Legislature on the Subjec 1
OF Admitting Negro Testimony In the
Courts-General Fisk and the Negroes
Movements OF Military Men-Brutal
Murders in MISUNDERSTANDING for
the Execution or Champ Ferguson
Fall Races, Sc.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, 1885.
In the State Senate the members have occupied the
day in debating whether negroes shall be allowed give
testimony in the courts OF Tennessee No result ives at
tanned The discussion will probably be prolonged in.
definitely.
General Fisk, Superintendent OF the Freedmen's Blu
rea, that aftor the passage of bills by the
different States protecting in the the negroes he
will abolish in his department all matters connected with
tho civil status OF tho negro.
The United states District Court, Judge C. F. Grcyg
presiding, commenced It's session to-day large mum.
her of indictments for conspiracy and were dis
posed Of
General Sherman Is at 81. Louis
Colonel r. N. Sawyer Of General Sherman's sta has
been in the city for few days He leaves night to
assume the position OF chief of staff
Major General Hastings has arrived here 1t Is re.
ported that he will soon the duties OF command
ant of the District OF Middle Tennessee.
Brutal murders Of daily occurrence here. M J.
Whitman tender of tho railroad bridge, fouy muir.
dered last night snd thrown into the river
slabbng ARRAY occurred in Dedrick street this
morning
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The Dnwson-Jsy L,be,s.
THE COMPLAINANT BRINGS SUITS AGAINST EooE
SELLERS.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcrAL TERM
Before Judge Clcrkc.

SUPREME CoURT-sPEcfAL TERM.
Before Judge Clcrkc.
Mr.. Henry B. Dawson, who it will be remembered
commenced time ago certain suits In the Court OF
Common Pleas against Mr. Jay, for alleged lbels con-
tanned in criticism his Introduction to the Tederal.
is" has instituted proceedings in the Supreme Court
against the American News Company and Mr.. Michael
Mcfarland bookseller corner Of Broadway and Twenty
third street. for circulating and selling the lbellous
pamphlets composed by Mr. Jay. In each he lays
his damages at $1,000. The complaints substantially
the same those in the of Dawson against JAY
and the answer and arguments both sides merely
repetition OF those presented at the argument before
Judge Cardozo The main charge Is that Jay called Daw
son traitor and sympahizcr with the rebellion and
It interesting, matter OF law, to know whether
such cphes applied TO individual ibelous In the
ee OF the law The Judge took the papers and reserved
is
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Important 10 Wool Merchants.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Benedict.

Before Judge Benedict.
The United States EchipeT1d d Co.-Ths was an
action brought against the defendants for alleged
evasion Of the Custom House duties 1t appeared that
in the year 1868 importation Of WOOL valued about
$4,000 was brought into this city from Matamoros
signed to NJ Echi veria Co., of this city. This wool
nvoiced and entered at six cents per pound The gov
crnmcnt authorities claimed that this not the value
OF the article and that TO the duties upon the importation
between SIX cents and ten cents to be added and
the wool was therefore seized and e brought
on for trial Tho suit was closely contested, and
pied the court four days in Its trial. The government
proved that the market value at Mntamoros ton
cents per pound by several wool merchants well
qunined with the article The defence affirmed that the
owner Mexican grower OF wool, did not make out the
invoice but that his agent jose San Roman at Mata-
moros made the invoice aud The agent had interest
in the matter beyond his commissions he certainly had
no intent 10 detraud The jury, after elaboration OF
two hours returned verdict for tho United States.
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fffHULF, VLI FvV"'
A party Of two burd,vd and sixty American
capitalists, Senator'S sonarstaen, bankers, railroad
men and editors arrived hrrc this evening to survey
the wonders Of The Pithois region. They represent
capital amounting TO hundred and hfy million dollars
To morrow they visit Rno and Oh City, and among
other things cak ground for line or railroad 70
this point which Is destined make important changes
IN the cost and distribution Of cuoloum.
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ting the ma they came for" actually made bas
not by him (Nirs) but by another officer who YES
present
After referring In complimentary terms TO the mean
pers OF the commission Captain Wirz concludes thus:
rhe statement which now close will probably sur
vlve me and you alike. II will stand as complete
against me May God direct and enlghten you In
your dchberations that your character for mpartiay
ana jHs'ce may Dc protected my character defended
legs famIv -
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Yachting.

Yachting.
CAPTAIN BENEFITS ACCEPTANCE OF CAPTAIN
LOPERs CHALLENGE
NEW YORK. Oct. 10, 1895
To Captain LopER, Yacht Palmer:-
In answer to your challenge of the 18th instant ac-
Cept your offer sail the course on the fol-
lowing conditionsThat in lieu Of having it private
match between two yachts make it sweepstakes OF
i've hundred dollars entrance fee; that the Of
the yachts Feetwing, Alarm, Rambler Restless the
other schooner yachts OF the squadron be invited
their vessels for the contest that the coptendng yachts
DO allowed 70 carry what sail they please and how they
please.
the object this race would be for the purpose Of
testing the scag0ing qualities of American yachts
propose that sail It time in November or De-
JAMES G. BENNETT, Ja 81.
THE LATE RACE BETWEEN THE PALMER AND HEN
tt ~ RIETTA.
The following log OF the kept board of the
Palmer by Captain David wIicox.--
MONDAY, October 10, il rs A. M-Sartcd side by side
for buoy at Sandy Hook Palmer with rcecd b and fore
tant. Henrietta astcrn flying jb; wind n. W. N.
las p M-Henrietta sets her main topsail
3P M.-Barnegat bearing north, Henrietta ono mile
and . half astern; course 5. W. by W.
$40 r M.-Passed pilot boat No a. Henrietta two
4:4o M-set cur main topeaii
$40 r M.-Shoek out our nansail
.0:54 r. M.-Absecom bearing west hxN
6:45 r M.-Henrieita three and half miles astern.
Ills p. M-Rees all of sails; staysail SGT: light
wind
8:16 p. M-Henrictta passes the Palmer wind very
light almost q cal I'm; close To iightship. M
8:22 p Nile nrietta passes Cape May lightshp.
$50 M-The Palmer passes lightship eight minutes
behind Henrietta.
1925 r. M.-Pass the Henrietta on our way home;
wind ahead N. E.
u, MidnigAt-wnd N. W. mainsail, foresail and jib
only set s.e n
TUESDAY. Z A. M-Barnegat bearing west fourteen
miles of shore Spoke pilot boat; had not seen the
Henrietta. \
6:l5 A M-set fore and main gan :opsai and flying
jib
IL A. Made the Higblands
12M.-The light on Sandy HoDk bearing west. a,
1884 r. M.-Made the Sandy Hook buoy Tho Henri
eta was already coming ashore with FREQ wind before
the Palmer arrived at the buoy
THE OYSTER BAY RACE.
~ TO THE EDITOR HERALD
Noticing your report OF the yacht Oyster Bay
on the 18th inst and knowing the you take in
yachting Il claim your indulgence in occupying a small
space Of your valuable paper for the purpose inform
ing the Of the yacht Jeia that am prepared TO
sail him race OF ten statute miles to wndward and
back anywhere In New York Hay for from ave undred
dollars to thousand dollars side This claim as no
more than justice after having sailed him twice In his
own waters. FL
Address owner OF tho yacht Comet, 10 Frankfort
street. New York. 1860 1911 M
JgRsEY CITY. Oct Is 1895 N.NM At lA~
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Total 49,, ,is,sra 49, ..rg
na naos where less thar 100 oled last year. and vsce
pcrsd. . ,..u r~.s.- Il
49, a. ~ Novryplrr vley, ,t. have not Registered
a. vet wilt have opportansty OF dong e IN tne
meantime copies a the registered mus y, WI pc
made out and transmitted II thc County clerks omoc
copy u also required 10 b. publicly expoSea az mo
kYsce OF registry In each dsfrict
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Political Taxation.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
49,, Va NJ

NEw YoeK Oct II, 1896.
Ny attention has been called an article IN todays
HEaALD political taxation wherein you say Secretary
Wees' order prohibiting such taxation in all depart.
ments Is universally approved beg differ with you
as all the clerks in the Naval Department had their
names taken down by the Deputy Naval officer for twenty
dollars each to DO deducted from their salary next
pay day. ONE OF THE MULCTED CLERKS
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THE FENIANS S.
PrOJracted Session OF the Ma
tiOnal Congress.
THE PROCEEDINGS STILL SECRET.
Highly Important Business Reported
Under Discussion.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct Is. 1865.
More delegates have arrived to-day and the uniforms
of colonies and even generals have grown conspicuous
Gin the assemblage General Sweeny, Of the regular
army has furlough for twenty days. and Ia here In full
uniform, representing Nashville Major Lewis J. Down
ing Is here from the Army Of the Potomac. Major
Downing has left limb General Sweeny has left an
ARM the great fields OF the nation. Captain B. B.
Murphy, Of the Irish Brigade, is present 80 large were
the crowds here during the parade that some delegates
had to 60 TO New York for sleep to return next day.
lGa0N ~ HARD WORK. ts DfA
To-day the session almost continuous, and dele
gates begin TO look fatgred with their exertons to
despatch all business before Saturday 1t is intended
TO do SO even though night sessions should be held Or
the most profound secrecy shrouds their doings
and the press must for the present be with the
skeleton outline given by tho secretaries
WORK FOR coNsrIruENTs-rE BONDS.
Enough has TRANSFERRED however, to make II certain
that the constituencies will be called upon by their Con-
gress make the greatest IL not the last sacrifices for
the It is suppos that each Circle win have
to act committee in promoting the bond loan The
brotherhood has thus far drawn altogether on the in
tiated; but the well disposed outsiders are TO be
called on The delegates report their constituents as
outstanding well their strength during the session in
order the financial tocsn with the more fresh
ness and force on adjournment. e
A batch Of "wd Irish news came among them to-
day Some thought while, others laughed outright,
and all agreed in calling tho thing an English rig.
maroe
There such large number of spectators in front
OF the hall all day that detachment of police
gagged in keeping the way open for pedestrians The spec
tators generally Fcnans Of Philadelphia, citizens
delegates whose credentials have not been issued and
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STEALING GOVERNMENT BONDS.


F.F. Ramsey, proprietor of the Mansion House at
Cbarestown assaulted ihis morning BY two Marines
OF whonstabbed him in the bowels, iniliotng two
wounds whrh, II Is feared will prove fatal Mr.
Ramsey orered them TO leave the house that he might
close It. The being intoxicated refused 20 They
were Martin Kennedy, who gave the stab and Patrick
Henshee. This morning they srraigned In the
police OF chacs,o.n, and held IN 900 each for
ax,uipasiou
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NASHVILLE. Oct. Is. 1895

Preparations for the execution of tho guerilla Champ
Ferguson, are being rapidly completed. The execution
win be conducted by General shafcr commandant OF the
post OF Nashville, at tho Pcnitsntary outside the city
Fcrgusons wife and daughter expected her to day.
to visit him for the last time.
There storm Of wind and rain last night
The weather Is very cold for the season
The fall races being held the course CHS week.
Tho race to-day was running race for a purse
OF $3.50. and was won by LeatnorIungs The
three year oid race by Malcom5. -Four
horses started foe tho purse and three for the stake The
time was slow and the track heavy. Very meagrc re-.
ports given Of these races adequate facilities
being given 20 members or the press report them
The water on the Shoals Is twenty inches deep.
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Police Intelligence.

OBTAINING FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF
OIL on FORGED ORDER
On Tuesday afternoon young called upon Town
send Hawkshnrst cartman, AZ his stand down town.
and requested him go 256 South and get
barrels u lard oil and convey the IA James slip
AZ the time the young handed Mr. Hawk shurst
order for the oil, OF which the following copy:
kaxuvt p. tiosrKR. 25s South street.
Please deliver cartman for John Thomas Ave barrels lard
oil without brani and oblgs
NYw Yoax. 10th month i7h, 1856
Mr. Holster believing the order 10 be genuine delivered
the oil valned az i've hundred dollars the crt,nan
who took tho No IL James slip directed and
delivered II 10 his employer who had already sold the
goods to Messrs Monroe Cook for three hundred and
forty dollars Tho man who effected this sale Is sup
posed 10 be William Thomas, alias Cohen He repre-
sened 70 Mcsrs Monr6c Cook that the oil had been in
his cellar for the last six months; but their suspicious
aroused SITTER purchasing the oil, and they deter
mined To stop tho check on the American Exchange
Bank which they had given Thomas Oiflcer John X
Wright OF thu Broadway squad, called upon and
arrested Tb0ms he ascending the steps OF the
bank for his money. The prisoner locked up, and
yesterday afternoon had cxamin alton before Justice
Hogan II appeared In evidence that the signatrc Of
Josiah Mays Sons ~ the order for the oil forgery
The accused who only eighteen years OF age born
in New York, and lives Mt AZ Now Bowery was taken
before Justice Hogan aud locked up for examination
STEALING 0ovERsMEST BONDS.
Two brothers named Michael and James Doughcrty
aged eleven and sixteen years respectively ycstcr
day arrested by officer Sands OF the Ninth precinct on
charge OF having stolen thrpr hundred dollar
thirty United States bonds FROM the desk in the Office Of
DR. Hunting Sheriff., of 5l3 Hudson street Michael
Doughery In the DOCTORS employ, and during the
absence of the medical gentleman from his Office the
bonds ,asrn by Michael who subsequently, admitted
the fact aud sid he gaze his brother Of the bonds
James laid he sold the bond 10 corner OF Four
iecnh street and Eighth Th. other bonds
found in the hallway Of The doctors residence, where
pleading guilty, Justice Dodge Committed them for
trial m dciaua of bail.
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Our city subscribers will confer afayor by reporting
any of city carriers who overchage for the
Country subscribers 10 the New YoRK HERALp arc re-
quested to remit their subscriptions whenever pracu-
cable by Post Once Orders II IS the safest mode Of
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be sent TO the Office before nine
O'Clock In the evening. s3 ss u.ua fess
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Extraordinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sise
o. 50 each : Et SMITH A FOWL az.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye--The Best In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only per
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Electricity an Rheuma 1sm.--ka slisf
be had at 20 Bond street Circulars orwsrdsd.
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A.-Poiiak - SON, Mecrschaum MANN
farturer Coz Broadway near Fourth Pipes o.
earholdcrs at Wholesale and retail ~ order mosatcd
w al md rel
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There r. but One standard Perfume IN
ADMINISTRATIONS might BLOOMING CEREUS."
the tariff This regretted however the Might
druggists everywhere 8.
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Royal Havana L0tsery.-rrtzes Pyssd In
gold: Information funis bod Highest ratios pad nor dous
soa' a ~ tanSsrs si "a .,os x w.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


pay day. ONE OF THE MULCTED CLERKS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
~~~~~-~~~~~--~~-~>~~~~-- aFEM
Our city subscribers will confer Afavor by reporting
any of city who overcharge for the HERALD
Country subscribers 10 the New YoRK HERALD arc re-
quested remit their subscriptions whenever pracu
Cable by Post Once Orders IL IS the safest mode Of
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be sent 10 the ONCE before nine
O'Clock in the evening. 81 l- o. iass
All the foreign been ruled OF the BY
being @ Is SOFA
druggists everywhere FRS
ON DECK STILL. .es
NO. SIS BROADWAY.
Tho only p lnpSfE s o. aoob Tas5i AND SHOES
JErf Fen g No seS 8 IS 81 sR gisisw
A Neglected Cough, Cold, or sers
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silent Sewing Srachine-wiilcox =
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All Prizes Cnshed I'm Legal Lotteries.
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A Great Point with Young Men n .
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circulars and Information sent ~ $500. ,ow., 80.
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Best and Cheapesf.-Msiier's Hair Dye.
Try 1t Large size 7S Sold BY druggists Depot 80 Deys
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged JOtnts and
Broadway
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Great Point with Young Men a .
dashng elegant Hat The fsu and winter styce for
Young GESfNs, 6S Brcaiway are commssdsd 70
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Lock stitch Machines, with I&evera1uble
Feed Movement eIoRENCfrSsWiN9 MAcHfNE. co,
A.. MAI
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Best and Cheapesf.-Mtiier's Hair Dye.
Try Large 75 Sold BY druggists. Depot IS Dey
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DIR. Harrison's RerissaltBc Loxenges -
positive cure for cosIrvENEss, PILES, DYsPEPs "a
and every OF INDIGESTION Sold everywhere, or
viii be mailed on remittsng the price, 30 cents
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints and
all diseases OF The feet cured BY Dr. ZACHARiE, 7-
Hrnad yty
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All Lottery Prizes Cashed.-Drawiags
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Royal Havana Lotsery.-see Omciai
drasssns Of oesober ~ on another page. 80
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ssammerihg Cured ny nates Passss
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0auraud's Poudge subtle UprOOts Hats
from low foreheads psrtof the body hsd epoA -
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II At Fowler q Wells. Phrcn0Iogtsts 369
Broadway written Charts Of Character gwen daily
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All Prizes Cnshed I'm Legal Lotteries.
Circulars and drawing sent CLuTE Broker i7o Broad
,xuu