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TotaI-G - licenses Of both classes l'4 ~
Deduct from the total sl2sJs54 CO three per cent for
necessary expenses which have been incurred by the tx
else Board and 10 per cent for the InebIatc Ay
m and the residue belongs 10 the Metropolitan Police
In addition to the above detailed receipts, Treasurer
Nauerre has received 81 .5g4 from fines, follows
From Justice Mansfield $50; Justice Dodge $1,000 jus
ice Connolly $40 Justice Hogan S327; Justice Kelly.
&s2 Justice bowling 1925; the Court of special Sessions.
SI470 Justice Daily of Brooklyn, S2lCJ Justice tornWr
of BROOKLYN. $3js0 Justice Buckley Of Brooklyn. $500
Kings County Court OF Sessions, 500, ana Hoh justice
StilWrll Of GIdye>eud SGJ 90.
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sheet Scene, Cairo SI9 Marine Indian Summer, Con
nectcut River, $40 EACH Venice ST. 5O Lees Mills, s25
Marine, S3l; GOnfaloH-Niagara, S5 Fsherman's Re
treat S2e Italian Fishing Boat <J3; Ramsgatc England,
ST; Near Idlcwd Hudson River 81; EfWoOd Lake So
Ascutney Mountains Connecticut River, s45 GOnialOn
Cairo, $40: Thousand Islands, Lake George, $50.
Another private collection containing by many Of
most distinguished American artists will he sold this
evening. The paintings will he on exhibition to-day.
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,,.,,,'T rc ans with Remarkable Contrasts

Broad Hcss " N'u2" IL ~ - . 80. a. a., -
characteristics. Tie GIs's tsie'i tte Mid AID ne 'u cove
Bad Heads, individual Differences. Breaklg HoHo 'ompaNe
ply.oeuooy Types in The Human Race "o"'
Fotrg Gr,at Donkey. H"lt. b Types Rat, eng 'ai.
n lcrdHrng end Hiht ihry
Mean. Practical Suggestions; Illustrative Autograph h",,uc or
Ias'r, Exercise. Expression Illustrated s"r shm'i N"d'f
Iro, Cr'emu Iur, end frr prsf' Hop Terror and
Vsls'on Iare Etc.; Expression Atma 90 appropriate, INV
tafsH lunJ Engraving lE NV -"N'Nl l > H. Will
No 9 Bioritay. Price -
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NEW ABATToIR.-The New-York Abattoir Company
operations yesterday at foot Of hundred
ndsixth-st East River by the receipt Of cattle. which
Will slaughtered to-day. The works nave capacity
OF nearly 1000 animals per day.
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MILITARY ELFCTIoN.-An election for Major of the
odd Regiment National Guard held Tuesday, re-
shifting in the choice Of Capt Josiah Porter Of Company
g. Capt Porter was IN command or the LIST Mhssachu
setts Battery during the war.
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HLF-MAsT-The flag of the Union League Club
House was yesterday at hamas in respect TO the late
Philip Reynolds whose death noticed in yesterdays
TRIBUNE.
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CITY ITEMS.

Dr.. Chapn will lecture on the Roll of Honor thi.
evening al the Methodist Church. of Seventh ave
and
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g or - Pms WITH sLvrr-MouNrrD DESK
MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.

These are u csrats nr atr superior 10 any Morton
Pen, made previous 10 the year 1900 go .
Every Pen is stamped a. Morton, Second Qlallty
aud numbered. g..
accident. -. ,.--
The Gases are made o Coin Silver but are not 80 heavy
as those of the Firrt Quality.
PRICES on Pens; AND PINS N SILVER EXTENSION
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MOTIONS THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are y caiats fine and although cheaper are
al equal 10 any gold pens made elsewhcc a. iegaS
durability, elasticity and good writing qlallileS.
Every Pen Is stamped a. Morton, Third Quality, ana
numbered. -, . ..t.,
The Points are warranted for six months, except against
accident. --. 49, -.
The cases are made " Coin Silver but not rs heavy
A. those of the First Quality
prtcEs OF PENS; AND Pms IN SILVER EXTENSION
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1.-The Pen is Mighter than the Sword
THE GOLD PEN-BgST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
TUE RPST pPyS N THE WORLD.

York, and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices. ,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark of any other; Therefore.
where an Agency il established the public VIII
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; III all other places those wishing
the Morton PEN must send 10 Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
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night for dr and instruction Is Thursday OF each week
Young Of respecabity cordially invited to join.

REMATKABLE FsCATE-Last eU7linr, Sarah b.
Belmont aged ~ years, fell from the roof OF the I'VE
story tenement building No. leO ThompsOnst, to the
pavement. Her fan was somewhat broke by an awning
STang TO say che escaped with no further injury IMAM
both wrists hrOken and several bruises the head and
hands. she was taken to bellevue Hospital
COMMISSIONERS OF EMGRATION.-The Copmis-
sloners Of Emigration held their regular monthly meeting
Yesterday The following report made: The plumber
Of emants who arrived at this port from March "a 10
April 8, was 1898, making total from Jan OF 26lsl
The number which arrived here up the date in
1866 81 l99 The number Of inmates reported In the
institutions Of Wards Island is 15s2 The balance IN
bank Jan J. 1867 t2i0T %. The aggregate receipts
10 March a. 1867 S 2G received since 70 April
g. for Communication Of passengers, etc, SG4s2 The as
Wre S9G59 isPan oysrdsf Of s55S o. The return
Of arrivals at Castle Garden during March, 1867, u as
glasgow Havre Hamburg. bremen, Antwerp. and Rot
terdm with l2Co 0onda6le passengers and 400 passen-
were from the ports OF Liverpool 'nd London.
SoCIFTY FOR THE PROMOTION OF ARTS AND
scIENcrs-The Natural History section Of the Society
for the Promotion the Arts and Sciences met Tues
day evening at their Rooms in Cooper Institute DR. T.
Hamilton Davis the chair paper descilpuVeo OF me
giant tree Of California (sequoia or Westinghouse
Ggaueal and Of its introduction into our nurseries,,
written by NcsSs Elwanger and Barry IN answer 10 ~
qures made Of them by Mr. Henry OReiliy was read by
the latter gentleman. Prof Chas. 4. Seely exhibited
specimen OF adpoccre. which ne said was taken from
peat quarry in Connect tout also bottle or Ian-water OF
nccuar appearancr which had been sent 10 him az part
Of shower of YciOU ruin that occurred over various
pars of Kentucky months ago. The Professor pro
nounced yellow c0Olng matter Of the water 10 De-
Enthusiastically the pollen ot the common mtclphe If0l
C. f. Hart companion and assistant of Prof. AEassL IN
his south American expedition, announced his determ
nation in company with DR.. Rufus KING Browne Proi
Favaer and Mr. VIM. NJ Jackson, OF this cry, to spend
the ensuing Summer the Brazilian coast IN the Nclny
of Bahia and tho coral reefs Of the Albtohos lsins
resolution that the proposed expedition he under the
charge the section Natural History was unanimously
adopted by the section. and the suUec was th REFERRED
e. the executive committee with the instructions that u
hn presented the Council of the Association that meets
Saturday evening next
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IAmCllCan Agl'
90
MORTON's FIRST QUALITY.
IA alsnANurTn

These Pens G carais fine, and are pointed with the
very best ld0sinu Points. carefully selected aud none
of This quality sold with the slightest imperfectiOn
which skill and the closest scrutiny detect
Every Pen Is stamped "A. Norton First Quality and
numbered -.
The Points are warranted FOR SIX months except against
accident.
The cases are made ~ Coin silver and Tor mis- quality
are extra heavy aud strong, -
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EsUzQrvsH1VrgLD
THE T-If8k RrpUBMcAN GrvERAL CoNMwrEE.

gHE r-N'ff6N REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Union Republican General Committee met
aast evening at the HeadquaI@fs, No GO Broadway
Thas S Spencer presiding fhe call printed in another
Coumn) for Primary elections for delegates L. 'e ssa
cuse Convention Vas read and unanimously adopted
the following communication ilOm thG lNenS LIN ~
laid ON the tablchy "a vote OF - 10 Il: ,
20 ne Hon. CHAs : SPENCER che"o'@ he '"'" HI''"'"
Dan Sin Al meeting Of Executive Committee Of the Union
1rausy Committee Of three were appointed to oniyr WIN
your Committee for the pre't Of making IL lS'r' aL & ~
Ssnrs. On tst i'm Of April int. Tor the adoption
81 nh measure, as viii tend establish harmony Of action between
ss and general welfare aud sacee's 81 the mon
srd nss inn whom vou are would suggest that similar
80 ~ , rr Esy o Of all our unhappy differences
MS anu 80 ,t, Triof ,y In The C of New lork
a. tbs - al . gstss Ia the stale The
Soma. Of ni candidates Constitutional Convention sl
and thu secure the election candidates may be- nominated
Districts shere Republican MAJORITY should pdon9ie Ile
Consultation sne may depend upon our
action and hence concession aud Cancellation are b NE
sn appreciate and yor the object Ia uev respectfully om
ious Ae, Nii I "HttNh'
J,NEs DAVIS.
The following resolutions adopted:
Roed That thanks due anal are now returned to those
,,pb.r Of the Republican and the membes 81" the
Gtgsln the Justice in tho'e bodies upon the
question Of myart suffrage lately Determined there -
Ror That Reputlcaum a. good Tor thr Noru as he''s m
compel aroampars suffrage based on The Declaration OF ina'ta
sncehe rpe fruits Of victory over lie ksDeoH AHD TIC t''
] MAJ this Republican Central Committee in behalf Of the
R,puhcans 81 NevYok CITY heartily tsnk G' ftou for
lis veto CrossoWu Railroad aud most 'ne'i protest Gsan'
We VAN our Republican The country against ms And o
Srsio calculated TO paIare all ,Hor's Tor the success o our parry
ts That We are opposed to the bin before The Legislature
by the provisions Of Supenitnaeg' ke.. Scu' " va
quest meiDbers Of Legislature to oppose H. -,
The Committee then adjourned 10 the fIst thursday i'll
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MOTIONS CHEAP GOLD PENS.

tNOI MARkANILDJ
These Pens 10 rarais fnc ANA arc hettet "llsE'
aud more Durable Pens than can, without operating Ho
tons Patented Machinery, de- production the Pi'ese'en
were the Gold furnished grntuitously.
PRICES OF PENS: AND Pms IN SIINEE-FlAlEp IA
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS. %
Marie Pen --... 81 81. with Pencil Case. 81 90
Iurkv pen c5.. with Pencil Case. | %
Always Ready Pen 90 with Pencil CASE. ! 90
IIrcaut Pen. -. with Pencil Case. > 10
Excelsior Pen ..... so. with Pencil CASE : % .
These are Wcll-Fnshed GOod-Wrlllng Gold fehS WIN
Irdosnln Points the wear ~ every one OF Whc
will far ouaSt a gross Of the best Steel fels dWong
then ore HHrWTdHffd. and HocJ0'r not fIe.d'geuom'
rbry are moi numbered but correspond in size TO Nos
8. T. ). and o respectively. .,. o., -
10 cITRs-A discount ~ 10 per will he allowed on
sums of S2 Of SIS per si and OF " per cent Oh
$40; II sruI 10 one dddrfSs at one hDi,.
The risk Is taken of a rcmauceS ny mail In registered
letters and the safe delivery ~ the goods guaranteed TO
ali who send twenty charge FOR registering IN ad
diton To the price of the goods ordered. .
On recent of the money the subscriber will send ny re-
turn mail or otherwise. directed Gold Pen or Pens-
selecting NE sdne according 10 description" Address,
\. MORTON,
M IL MAIDEN-lANEf NEN-NORk.
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nnenirc Doy was made brilliant by the Heads

of Fr he most prominent b~ng HSoI 'e lr No ~ Broad
, corner Of Fon..' hrl 80 80 broadway. rri' ttr fro'i
House Every ,s,,fr Of masculine 'Hta'.H including bio
ruquey elegant ple.' H., for spring offered " remarkably io0 r
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Nh poiug around NOUr mouse M hulilNt ~ >'f
81, ,t ., fi ioai arr ,ns The B,rttsR A,NS Iftt'
.g,yu tells ,ou that without l'as.1g i"nI room. 800, .
'' d. lloLst.. NO 2nl Bioaugay.
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r M l,,. COR .lptur ooort,. ari sVfnd article b"'N'i
.,.t. Con oiftI, rou, lr saaNtl r'uul h"fh ~ Jh'A
rrt Son ,su appi, I've rnui"s Dep" y" p s|' y J.
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NJ Tnolp.r, WASH. OR PRTrNRNnoN-

VyIT's StTE,TUs and CREN NETN-lnre hfil-
.. tI,4,. i ,gli fd reliable DO ~~' sod ' f"'' ''
,rslv.
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:" NEW YORK METHODIST CONVENIENCE


SIRsT DAYS PROCEEDINGS - MISSIONARY ami
VERsARY.
The 18th Annual New-YOrk Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was commenced yesterday
Morning in the church Of Bedford and Morton
sits, Bishop Edmund s. James Of New-York presiding.
After the administration Of the Sacrament 10 the mem
hers present, Dire Jesse r. Peak and Joseph Hodick,
aud tho Revs. Marviue Richardson, Paul X.
Brown, o. V. Amerman, y. L. HOyt, and Ira Ferris,
She minutes OF the last conference were read,
and the following named gentlemen appointed
secretaries Of the present the eNs ThO W chad
wick A X Sandford and Sanford j. Ferguson. AbOut
$40 members compose the present conference, ndnysI
whom are among the most prominent OF the Methodist
Episcopal denomination. on mo- On II was agreed tbat
The conference meet every morning at 9, and adjourn at
1880 y.
Bishop James appointed the following gentlemen as q
nominating Committee. the ReNh. y. :. Roster, H. "
Lewis W. G. Browning 7. Y. Brown, c. GOIse VI Van
Dnren. SulOned the IIfasnrers report iOi the past
year 49,. 49,
Amount Of New-YOrk Conference Fund Sl5'539 81
Interest due Sb ~
I4.s charges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a 80
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $769 80
divided as follows:
Centenary Fund 500 81
smith Arnold fmd .--..-.......... IS ~
SupCrannuated Preachers Fund. .-........--. A1 40
Total .. 500 80
Which was ordered to be paid TO the stewards Of the
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- $f~~-Ssa.~ vs. =

G II. Foster. "Test Medium from Boston,
1l i've San,s % No ~ fa loot wet Of Broadway
IInrf. from 10 u a..
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NOR SALE-A full blood Aldeney BULL, IL
months HEfFEE three Old. coming gu the 2+h
age Young MI LIZ Apply TO T. DoBSoN Bergen
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

great many republicans Who would Otherwise vote
against n and in strength enough perhaps 70 kill t
would be compelled to vote for IL in view Of the Con-
nectcut election where the defeat Of such by
republican Legislature might prove disastrous 70 the
party.
TIN CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION ELL
Is at length passed The Conference Committee report
brought up in the House tonight where evoked .
very silly political wrangls in which the democrats led
on with TRADE against their opponents the dead
OF the The valuable time OF the session
wasted In debate about the comparative patriotism OF
the parties the old charges OF arbitrary arrests and
terms, and the report adopted by almost strictly
party of 70 TO AZ. 1t then went TO the senate
where IL concurred in. Thus the election OF con-
venon revise the constitution 10 fixed 70 take place
the 2d OF April by Senatorial districts and with the
system of suffrage provided OF coruse the Gov
signs the bill, about which there Is little or no
doubt
PROTECTION To TRAVELLERS IN FOURTH AVENUE.
Tho bill for the protection or travellers in Fourth
avenue at Yorkve ordered 10 third reading, bat
in form which will not meet the expectations Of its
authors Originally the Senate seemed TO favor the
provision requiring the Harlem Company 10 arch over
the cut but the bill II stands only requires the
company 10 erect perpendicular wall on each side OF
the track extending four feet above the grade ar the
avenue 10 be surnountsd with railing three feet
high, the intermediate filing to be done at the expense
week In the interval since the bill introduced
Chauncey n. Depew, the counsel aud j. b. butcher,
director of the Harlem road have been In very close
consultation with the members OF the Senate II
hard hgh, between the property owners and the CON-
pany, but the latter came or victorious.
The New York herald., 1867-03-28
spARRlNs EXHIBITION.

Reuent or sam Collyer-A "Nice.. Crowd and
Plenty or Fun--The Coming Fight Between
ColIyer and Aaron.
Las4 evening Sam Coliyer took . hearv bcnsnt At
Gothic Hail. Brooklyn and the announcement that the
"wind up' would be sAxed' by Sam and Mike Nunan
attraced a goodly and, to the word In lis literal
sense . s.nce' party, consisting Of sprts Of every
shade and color from New York and the City of
Churches Old Bill Tovee opened the amusement by
q Characteristic speech, and then introduced one
or two gentlemen who 'obl;ged" the company with
songs of q peculiar musical nature, which seemed to
immensely crafty the audience, who replied with witt
csms and sarcasms forcby appropriate to the occasion
during which period some young gentlemen IN the body
Of the hall amused themselves by picking every
pocket that was worth more thaa hve cents
Then those who bad coats buttomd them 70
| the chin, and those only who iadn't didn't
| The amateur sports next had few friendly 'knock
downsn and rush made for the platform to obtain
| a nearer view. The gentlemen OF the committee of
management interfered and the veterai Tovee wag
gshy invited the audience TO take thei seats there
couldn't see them. Fox and Edwards pl,mellcd each
other highly gratifying manner. and WIRE rewarded
with rounds OF applause for the science they exhibited
and the rnteinal in which they roted over and
over on the floor and tried the strength Il their heads
agaiustt Mccullough aud Kelly were well received and
i commenced very promising, but claret being drawn
from the latter he apologized for his tad" and the
two with 1ow ss Two a,hars
next appeared, and In most pleasing manner pNched
right in, drew ciaret blacked eyes, beat thc noor
i and finally went tho ropes. and this
achievement having crowned neir triumphs
and raised the pleasure and delight OF the
1 company the highest. those master spirits were
cheered again and again, and then retired ovepowsred
with applause To add the enjoyment several OF the
participants had their faces and heads dressed In most
scientific and entertaining manner and he wind up
by Collyer and Nunan concluded deiRatfui evenings
entertainment. This very lively affair, the COM
baants being pretty well matched although Coiyer was
evidently most active Of the two AID the quickest
tighter. Heavy blows were exchanged on both sides
Coyer dong well 10 getting In on his xry antagonist
who was unable parry his swift and fierce blows The
onnshn intensely enjoyable from its Railing charac
ter and brought the exhibition 10 an end with hurr
cane OF applause from the overoyed fraternity pros
ent who retired from the hall in peacesbIe manner
gently throwing each other down stairs Ine audience
and, although they went through few seats and re-
moved the stage end 0 the room 10 the other
they were undoubtedly as wsf behaved as could be
reasonably expected.
Tho third nsament OF 500 each for the 1ht for the
championship OF the light weights between sam Coyer
and Barney Aaron for 3c00 TO como on early In July
next was put up in the hsnds Of the stakeholder yeste
day They will both shortly 90 into training.
The New York herald., 1867-03-28
the NupLr ApuRIIuN CASE.

One Of the four young women found at the residence
Of Dr. Dubois in Third avenue taken before Justice
Hogan at the Tombs Police Court yesterday bat refused
to state anything she knew respecting The DOCTOR and
accordingly remandsd to the Houss Of Detention.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
AS several statements have appeared In the newspa-
pers in connection with the Noble abortion case
Of them entirely erroneous, consider my duty TO
furnish you with statement OF the facts relating there
TO- On Saturday evening last my attention was called
take the dying declaration OF ME- Noble repaired
at once 70 her residence but found that she had died
strong suspicion Of crime in connection with her DEATH
and with the police, took steps 70 ferret out the
pe;rao the psrs probably lmpI'cs'sd ca "a % were then
in any way become Of the proceedings In order
prevent news Of MIA Mobiles dessb from reaching the
morte examiuason Of che body the next day three
p n At the conclusion Of the autopsy empannellsd
u bsn. sna o csys per.ps
The friends OF the dseased being anxious 20 her
body Immediately % Tsrrytowi wrote my usual csrtin
Thu. n to certify tina, T. John wdey, Coroner in and for
.se city and county q New YORK. have ~. ssh Day
sseS yssrs found AZ No 81 Domnick street IN
EsSI said I, e.. city sns county Sn ysrds,
A q iss Permission joS S;y'SS %S~ inter he
The verdict Of the jurors was necessarily omitted a.
Il could not be had until the conclusion OF the inquest
This manner Of writing certificates has been the usual
custom in similar cases since have been coroner and
in no case before the present has burial or removal
permit been refused Learning from the friends that
they could not obtain the permit from the Board OF
HEALTH wrote Of once TO the Registrar, DR. Harris
Correspondence already published In The HERArDl
can only say that the request Of Or Harris in answer
10 my communication 70 give the medical evidence IN
the case was entirely unwarancd by any Law Of The
state Of the CITY, or even Of the Board OF Health itse
II was dmpy an arbitrary ordsv 10 mS Of DR. Harris
Had desired could not have furnished the medical
EVIDENCE - had not yet been taKen with these cx-
plsnations the subsequent correspondence explains
itself. Hf'
ITrsviousiy publisnsd u ias HmAIpl
JOHN wILDEY Coroner
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

TuE MrNcrAL ELvruoSs. The returns Of the town
elections held in westchester county Tuesday
not with but few exceptions fully made ou until yes
teray morning In several instances the section
vassers had not finished their duties until late in the
forenoon The ballot for the supevsorhip in White
Plains resulted in the eectou OF John D. Gray, demo-
cratic candidate, by majority vote Of 16o over John
Gibson the republican nominee In Yonkers the ticket
elected was reversed by the selection for the same posi-
ton of Ethan Flaoe republican, who has however, but
little 10 boast OF u his victory tho democratic
presenative Edsard De Witt In this the contest
was remarkably keen, and carried by trhing
orty The town Of East Chester successful with
amairamsop ticket the choice OF Supervisor having
fallen John NJ Masterton, Of the Union party the rest
OF town ocers elected being democrats weschester
true TO the interests Of Abraham Hatfield for Super
visor and George Cooper for Collector. The greatest
trouble perhaps, experienced In West Farms from
the fact that there were different tickets. Tho
voting in this town was consequently much divided
the division being principally confined 70 the minor posi-
tons The returns exhibit the following results For
Supervisor samuel NJ. Purdy, b<b Town Clerk, Phillip
Duy, 405; Justice OF the Pesce Charles HIrmsn <00
and Assessor, James r. Fitch siA The total number Of
votes polled amounted 10 121 At the annusl town meet
ing, held in the usual manner the following appropria.
tous were made For Metropolitan Police detachment,
el2 OO0 for purposee connected with and bridges
$1,000 and for opening Washington avenue 900.
ASorHsx AprRAY AT FoRDHAx x-shortIy after nine
o'clock on Tuesday evening another brutal encountsr
took place in the village OF Fordhsm which out Of
an alteration between John Cummings, the proprietor
Of drinking saloon, known a. the Globe House. on
Fordbam avenue and two residents OF The locality, cus
Of whom is named Patrick hulioy. II appears that
fulloy and hIe companion Intoxicated. and bavng
entered the bsrroom OF the Gtobs insisted getting
drinks On his refusal 10 "obligeh them Cummings
vas set upon in . brutal manner and badly beatsc:
man named Fitzgerald received severe ojuries while ~
emptDr 20 assist Cummings warrant bss beAn
ssved for The urcst nf the mon