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THE FENIAN FRACAS.

MIR. Mcehan Ont Of DsnRcr-Connictins q
Stories Involving the Assault In Mystery
DIR. n conan Com r,itted st Jenerson NJ ars
kot-Thc Doctor Protesting his Inn oocnce.
The murderous assault upon Mr.. Patrick J..
heehan, In Broadway. corner OF Fourth street, WAS
naturally the topmost topic OF conversation in
Fenian circles yesterday. Immediately amer the
shooting Mr.. Mechau was carried by his friend,
Mr.. J. G. o'Brien, TO his residence. ~ Pike street.
The Buzz reporter called upon Mr.. Meehsn late Last
evening, and was told that he was out OF danger.
Mr.. Neehsns physician had bcen with him most OF
the afternoon. md felt confident OF bis recovery.
II has been rumorod that Mr.. Meehsn's sssassina-
ton attributable TO the fsct that he bad been In
strumcntai In the expulsion OF tho Fenan Secretary
There IL another rumor. the very reverse Of this.
There Il another fact which complicaes the mystery
Is TINT Dr.. Keenan,, who II accused OF dring the
shot, Ia the most particulN friend Of the wounded
man. Dr. Keenan, was taken before Justice Cox
Yesterday morning and held To- await tfo result Of
the injuries OF Mr.. Meehan. When interroFated,
the doctor was extremely reticent, his answers be
ing entirely noncomital.
Mr.. McC1oud Of the whitney House, who was in
company with Mr.. MeehaD, says that he was walk
ing near his side In Fourth street when Keenan,
came out OF No 10 and followed them; after walking
\ short distance he was startled by pistol shot
and turninr saw Mr.. Meelan drop; Keenan, stopped
suddcnv. and turned and ran.
DR.. Keenan, still protests his innocence.
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OUR FLAe IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA

Iuteryiev Of Admiral Poor with the rrovi.
sional Governmcpt OF Hnytt-The Governs
mont Informed Of tho u. =. Protectorel
Of san Domingo, Ind Warned Of the Con-
sesuenccs Of Assistins Cabrei.
PoRr-Au-PuIScr, Feb. 1s.-Rear-Admiral @. II.
Poor, commanding the u. 8. North Atlantic feet
snterbd our harbor on tho 9th OF February.
In the Severn. accompanied By the iron-clad
Dictator. He at once hnd an interview with
the Provisional Government OF Hayti, and gave
ih members 10 understand that he was
instructed by the United States Government TO say
tnst negotiations are pending between the American
and Dominican republics, and that his government
has good reason suppose, since the fall ofsalnave
that the actual authorities do not favor the policy OF
snnexns or cedng any portion OF this Island TO the
United States II was presumed therefore, that the
Provisioda Government OF Hayti, would be disposed
10 aid Csbrai by sending bim arms, ammunition, and
money TO fight against Bhez, and prevent the con-
summation of the negotiations OF the United States
with the latter cheftain.
The Admiral went on TO say that any aid given TO
Cabra would be considered as an act OF hostility to
tho United States, and would provoke hostities In
return.
The British nu,hcriue. In Jamaica have allowed n
vessel TO clear nom their Custom House with arms
ana ammunition, aud Cabral wns TO receive tho
cargo. II Ia therefore asked here, Why did not
the American Admiral go down to Port Royal,
Jamaica, and menace Gov. Grant, OF run down and
capture the English vessel carrying euccor 10 Cabral
under the eyes Of the British Admiral In these
waters, on board II. u. Ms irou-clad Deencer
After delivering his message to the Provisional
Government, tile Admiral went rs far Cape
Hayiian leaving the iron-cad Dictator in this bar.
Dor. Bot OF his menace was not long In reach
ing the English Admirl at Jamaica.
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ANCIENT ORDER or HIBERSIANs.
Their Coming National Convention-A Grand
Reunion on Classical Ground.

Their Coming National Conveniion-A Grand
Reunion ON Classical Ground.
The National Convention of this powerful Irish
equalization, which numbers Its hundreds OF Uous-
ands throughout tue world viii be held on the slassi
cal ground wheoce the sixty-niBth Regimen,
marched under Colonel Corcoran TO the war In 1861.
Hibcrnian Hall, No. "a Prince street. on the a3d in.
slant Delegates are expected from Ireland, from
California and from other distant places The head.
quarters OF this BODY s in Ireland, but there are
branches In Rngland, France, and. indeed whersv
the foot Of su IrshmAn has trod Tho org anis alton
In this city alone consists OF twentyone divisions
in Brooklyn there are eighteen divisions ssd In Me
rose, Jersey City and other places near New York
branches are stationed In each city they are gov.
srned by general president with the ususl lumber
OF gensrA o1ieers- Each division has Its president
and other officers. TIE United States branch is gov
erned By Mr.. Patrick CAMPBELL who Is the NAtiol y n
de egats, and Mr Timothy Darcy. Treasurer OF toe
Convection Of Irish Societies. Is the National Secro
tary. ILs proceedings entirely secret, and its
meetings are closed to any but the initiated.
None but an lrisnmAn and Catholic can become q
members extremely reticsnt when asked Tor in.
formation on any point connected with its views or
purposes. II Is truly called Ancient" for Y has
been In existence for centuries, Its members are
wnoe-soule oaorabe men, true lovers OF III cir cnun NJ
try and loyal - the country OF their adoption Many
OF them laid down their ives In Lor service In heI
hour Of need.
The meeting on the 23d will be chiefly for the eec
ton OF Natiouh officers. Other business will o
course, be Transacted but TO outsiders Tat will be
sealed book, as none but tho Initiated can learn any
thing thereof
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SPARKS from THE TELEGRApH

d, The Maine Legislature are discussing radicI
liquor bill.
A colored woman aged iOi years died I'm Indk
annapolis y,steriay.
he Liverpool cotton market closed nst; uplands,
NEnll&d.i Orleans. llR.
The pn:gs lrainiGe bill passed to third reading
In tue senate yesterday.
TAe public debt exhibit shows a reduction in Fab
ruaty Of about s6OOO,0C0.
James Mason was drowned IN a racew,y at Cromp
ton village, H. J.. on Monday night.
Silver mines of uncommon richnoss have been dis
covered In Grayson county, Ky.
The Cincinnati Soulhern Railroad bin was defeated
In tho Kentucky Senate yesterday.
Eleven women have been drawn as Jurors by tbs
sherlh OF Albany county. wyoming,
- Ihe Pawtnclet Town Council offer $500 for Tho
discovery OF the murderers OF John Reynolds
NJ nv roughs started from Providence las, pirbt
and Callyer "'"'N'
A Joint resolution was offered in II Iowa scn,t,
ins system. Wv '1'~
The Ohio Legislature has rcj cod Mr Bokor',
wolaen OF that State.
Capt. Commereli and orccrs OF the Eng'i.h iron.
ciHd Monarch were entertained by the baltimore CTR
government yesttTday
Tie Matt.on ard Goodell whiskcc case, involving
hoaGsy h TS IN yoT % tS Sa aSss IN st. Louis Cd
The Red Stocking Base Ban Club have engaged
Sns Mr G a Of us Stsr C,So BTooy9 and MrAwaes
The citizen OF Cambridge had memorial seryice,
on SUNDAY night IN honor Of the late Alson Burlih
game, and VIII erect monument to lbs memory. ''''
, C0nsols closed 9lH for money aud tie account
1867 teniortes Sos Ere ?iI illinois Ceaira, Si il5H
Andrew McGowan, aged 20 was struck b, the en-.
g'nG OF he down train OF the New York New Haven
hailrOAd Yesterday morning, In Harlem lie was borno
To us residence where he died.
Tine Winn epeg Convention has finished its abors
TX homntng Riel Tor Pres dent and appointing
Chle Jusllce, secretary Of state Assistant frFnrer
ana secretary of the Treasury. Who are to constitute
temporary Government.
=, A young music teacher named Day, Of Franklin,
Mass, went TO Moonsock on Frilav VITA Sg0tO buy
turnthre, lie bought ami scat home ne artclr- and
tnen went To Providence, and has not been h ard u
since HIS father, MASSACHUSETTS state constable
.aArelnz for hlm IN ProVld1nce yesterday,
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

The Illinois Female College In Jacksonville Ill
ws burned yesterday. Lose, tp 90; insurance $50.
Psttor's woollen shoddy mill, Darby Penn
was burned on Monday evening. Loss $4,000; part
insured.
An attempt was made on Sunday rirht to burn
The Conr,fr rintins ONCE and the lower Seminary
McRer ze & Co.'S lnrge Touring mill in Thornton.
Ind: We burned on sunday. Loss, $4,000, insured
Henry Harness vinegar factory 152 West Forty.
second street was damaged nv IRE to the extent q
S,OO, being r.0oo more than his insurance.
The Northern Railway Elevator IN Toronto con,
tanning about i25 0l bushels OF grain and i6 bareh
OF onr was burned yesterday morning Loss estimated
at t25OOo0.
Early Yesterday morning a FIRE In 3i3 BroadwaY
damaged 5000 worth Of boots and shoes belonging "a
Dubols, .Mrgovern Co., on the hfst floor f15 0W
Torth OF dragcr'es aud lace curtains. tho property oi
EngcloY n Co. on the second noor; slo.O0 worth NJ
trimmings belonging to Solomon wclnbcrg. on the
third and fourth floors; and s3)Ol0 worth ~ ladies
ENTERTAINMENTS, manufactured and owned by /. "
Msnd]elSaSm ] 4 g, Al Of thls nropertg was insured
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THE SAGE OF AUBU URN.
A Quiet Day In tho Astor-DininG with the
stars OF tho New York Bar-Mnvor o.

Quiet Day In tho Astor-DininG with the
Stars OF tho New York Bar-nnvor o.
Halrs Sudden Respect for tho Laws.
Mr.. Seward during most Of yesterday, remain
ed oloseted in bis transactng private business
Ia the evening he received number OF visitors,
among whom were Mr.. John Biglow. and z. d.
Smith, er-District Attorney Tho eIsecretsry
dinod vita his nephew. Clarence Seward, at his
residence In Fith avenue, and thore he met Con.
Harvey, judge Pierrepont, Charles J. FolEer Judge
Blstcbford, Professor Doremus, the Hon. T.: d.
Morgan, DR.. Psrker, William NJ Evarts, VIM.
Stoughtnn, Riehsrd Shell and others
This evening the Hon. W. II. seward Is IN be en-
tertained by August Belmont. and tomorrow by the
Peruvian Minister, Mr.. r. l.. Darrodn, The resolu-
ton of the Common Council rendering public recep-
ton 10 MIR. Seward and extending to him the hospi-
trities OF the city, was sent 10 Mayor Hall for hts
approval yesterday. In roply. Mr.. O'Baii said 1t
was not matter asking for his approval or disap-
provsl, bat he referred the COMMITTEES 10 the 42d
Section OF the chapter, which says:
NO money shsl be expended by the CORPORATION for
any ceeorstisn procession. OF entertainment OF any
Kind or on any OCCASION unleas by a vote OF three
fourth. OF All the msmbers elected 10 each Board OF the
Common Council"
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FLASHES FROM IHE OCEAN CABLE.

Tho Bishop OF 0sina has arrived in Madrid in the
custody OF tho ciyi guards,
The Chinese Emhlssadors continue their negoH-
aIions win the Russian Government.
The steamer Rheln grounded on Monday while
entering the harbor ol Bremerhayel.
M, NE h0nss OF Lords last evening bill 70 amend
In the House OF Commons last evening" Mr. Ry-
iand: gave noilce OF moton for the reduction Of tho
MIR. Mcguire, In the House of Com mons last night,
prisons. Agreed 70.
One hundred English soldiers are undergoing
srioFm the duties Of The Br.sE postal seostapS
Mcleary Brown, the secretary of the Chinese
by ac death Of %nsJa Barrsms "a ss' place
q, IheVTemiGm Of insurance on the steamer City Of
q & Ss s siss run SId'SS Sadai
There ik much Indignation in sporting circles at
Ms Wsu. oNS,be boat race yesterday between sadleI
sni li.,th a supposed he result was preaIranged
In tho Berl.x Pechstag yesterday, Count Won
B9marcS HHs TRs speech sEai4si the sSoiS9
In favor Of aboluAp BY majority ofs7.
The Inmaius OF \ Auson Burngams are TO be sent
to the uPsa Sts' q, sT1 THS % TaSw ie.S a1a az
winch Mi. hulinsanNe ded was Inflammation oI the
wearing OF masks IN me Ngreeu u Rome during the
e9Lni No vs % 9eSnrrsd STs The Teat3 ani
NJ %asion S q'inStaIiS IN tie icstSsss tSa'''''' '' '
DUBLIN, March LIN the III .tt district, Kick
ham, who was supported by Nr thrI' us hud was
known TO be Ross choice wag ffio HH nf ouy Iour
votes. The successful clnsdatr Nf "efo1, who wns
present at the polls was saved u 90 ucu by the
armed police.
Mr.. Torrens in tina House commons, yester-
day moved that IL was expedient A ne Government
10 encourage emigration Dy euabAlg ~ tMNhns TO
borrow money Tor that purpose. hr lausl ~. strong,
y y e. opposed the notion AHd w'' d" 70 by
A reporter OF an FngIIsh M ar g,Itled admission
to the Council al Home M Inc Fn of nj kHstrrn Blsh.
op but on rising 10 address The ,ates Ne was bstray.
ed by his EnRhsh accent, and iuvey,El " We fApal
dungeons Sun reporter wou, A Il haN been caught
IN that way.
Notwithstanding the announe ,nept M tho Mardi
grn festivities would be snppre sei by g police. the
fM OI lBGuf Gras) procession cred le court yard
or tho Tuerles yesterday AterD BON a a. crowds OF
people gathered on Ihe line OF maj oh pt 90 Malurb.
anees Of any klnd have occurred,
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WoRKINGMEN FINDING HOMES.
Hot For tho West-The Departure Of the
Excelsior Colopy.

Excelsior Colony.
A party Of fifty mon left this city last night for
Republican River, Republic CO., Ksnsss, where they
intend 10 settle. They took passage on the Erie
Railway, paying $3.50 each for the coBveyauce
tAroash. ~hish N ahont half the usuai fare. and
taking with them 40 pounds OF baggage to each
person, which IL some 70 pounds more than h
usually allowed. The party was chiefly composed OF
seotehmen, there being besides them few English
men, and number OF Americans and Germans
There were blacksmiths carpenters, rilors and
tho representatives OF several other trades smon.
them. They have excellent prospect. OF success
and are confident OF being able TO establish them.
selves In independent homes IN the distant country
which y their destination Tie Excelsior r4lonv,
which las proved so very cces-ln has tak on the
party under i,s protection, so to say. On arri, Ing
at Republican River. the colonsts already there wifi
aid them In vHrious ways, and give them such IN.
.truction and sdyice A. they may need. The mem.
oers Of the expedition are pledged to stand by each
other for Eve ye-rs, during which each msn will put
his shoulder TO tue wheel md do lis individual hest
for the common good They will settle upon Gov.
ernment lana, each to mark out 100 acres for him
sef and TO pay tii on the ground for Government
ices. II thsy adhere to tbeir compact and cutiyate
the land for i've years, It will be theirs.
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BkOOkL YN.

Tbe steamer Alaska was hau'ed ont in the stream
yesterday making ready Tor voyage TO China.
No J1dge Nelson Las granted the application OF Mr.
port Of amoton for arrest Judgment In the case 6f
tenuary '
inspector Folk has male n complaint 10 the Com
mhsonen against Sergeant Latty for not entcrtns on
the return the name OF Pat. Brennan a notorious
charactcr OF the Fiflh Ward, who was arrested az
cock nghL -
The caisson for the foundation Of the Brooklyn
sl1e ot theEast RIVER BldgO Il to bo launched about
ule made OF his month. 10 men have Deen working
on slNce January b lue slip has Deen dTodsed aud
is nearly ready for the foundation.
The Ring Board of Education but not the people
or Brooklyn, have eIoncrAted Miss Nichols Teacher
IN School No: 49, who was charged with malireatng q
daughter OF Mr Richard Of Cheeyer place. A river,
same city.
chess match Is In prospect between the Nine
teenth Ward Chess Club which meets IN Terrace Oar.
cen, and the Winamsourgh Chess CuD. Tho former
Cup are the Of llengcrs The ddh has been accented
rooms VI pla Huhs~shs.~h Clan Al " n-.Aroia sIra.a
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Recorder HSckctt Inculcotinq Frnnnpe.-.

Pat McDermott was placed on trial yesterday in
the Court Of General Sessions charged with having
broken into the store OF John c. Barton, C3 Beck.
man street, on last New Years night Capt. jour
dan testified that on the 22d Of January he had the
prisoner arrested on Mr.. Barton's charge and
bronaht TO the Franklin street police station in a
condition of gross irtoIicaton. When lie became
sober ne was taken into private room OF the Can.
tain, snd vas informed why he had been arrested.
he asked the Captain II he should say anything that
night convict him Capt Jourdan replied he did
not wish him to tell anything NJ ALL he had en- ough
evidence already to convict him. McDermott
thought bis case hopeless one, and confessed. He
described in detail how he had committed tile
burglary,
The lnry convicted him without leaving their
seat. On being interrogated before sentence, Nc.
Dermott said he ought not to he convicted on his
own statements which we're made wnen lust re.
covering from the effects OF liquor. Recorder
Haekett asked him II he was willing TO swear lie
was innocent OF the crime. McDermo,t hesitlted,
but finally replied that he would not The Recorder
In consideration OF the man'a commendable mark.
ness. took OF one year from the sentence he would
have otherwise pronounced upon him. and sen.
tenced hhn 10 four years labor in Sing Sing
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A., a.. c.....t.,.. -. r.,,.. 49,. A.. ....,. ..,,.
~ .s % ~ v, t,',os, sno,o W as, ~.
.urpeu tne Onianco o, we SESSION ne hriNeu 'onig'
10 look hler that and otner matters. lie IL accom-
panied by Nathaniel Sands and John Hervy, OF tie
Ciuzen's Aasocintion Tho business Of tin latter
worthies ia soid 10 he with Cnmntro,ier Cop no,,s
,s,ia.. 1,a., r..,aa 80 T.. ,.sa, ro,,,,c.J .snso
80. iney P'ctonu " We eIos. pVi'ua oeonv
nlsr Mr. sands came here on the same errand
last yoar, and secured from Mr. Connolly q tor com.
mlssiInershp, h.,n. worm tip,Vo year me Shens
Isat event. This year Mr.. Henry probably wants TO
be taken care Of
A utpActv
o,-, -, -, ..
W miraoic' .ne members msnefea 70 oroer 70 =
employees IN thls state. similar Dill but only
applying 10 new 1ork city, was passed Iast year.
AS tne present oiii WI oe certain 70 become law
ana as " Is o, we createst importance 70 the 'nou-
mus OF iemsie ompioyees' SEND some OF us pro
Visions
"No property OF any kind 10 exempt from sale to sat
the Houn, does moi spseed c1sr,,ve pr ~. eosts
OF the cout Ifsny male or female employer fails 70
pay pn v D a, ~ " ~ hi ~ @ ~ en- u, %
lali' iof ten aays ' w '"'''' " s N'
- - - - -
OPENING STREETS IN NEW YORK.
Senator Genet's bill provides that the frst section
Of tho act In relation TO the opening and widening OF
streets in New York. nassed NAV 20. 1880 shall be
amended to read as follows:
wbcncyer anv ,t,cc, ,vsnrs a, rrb,,c n,.e. 4, NJ,
ored TO he oDcned or extended the erp OF
Assessment appointed by the Supreme Court in such
Proceedings may cause TO be assessed on the common
ay ner cent OF tho tota cost OF any such IMPROVE
% nnensNe; any stree OF avenue below ttn strcct
E., mat and sseesmcnt ~ a ..ss S Nam n az m ~
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SPURIOUS GREENBACKs.

The Southern states Flooded with the stun
Arrest Of One of the Operators Yesterday.
Some time ago Col. Whitley, OF the Secret Service
Department, received Information that one Alexan
der j. Whitman, an athletic young sport, who has
many an alias, had procured new counterfeit Of the
fye-dollar Treasury note and had sold them at fty
dollars per hundred. His agents In this city and
Philadelphia caused large number OF the spurious
notes TO be printed in the latter city, and they found
their way eventually 10 diferent Southern States,
where they pamed OF on the negroes as genuine
bills search was made for Whitman in his usual
haults. but he could not be found till yesterday
afternoon, when one OF Marshal HaTlow's men, un-
der orders from the Colonel, arrested him at house
up-tos n, wLeIe he Was living IN INJURIOUS ease A
quantity OF the stun was found In his Possession.
he botes calculated 10 deceive only such per.
IONS " cannot read but they have all tho promi.
nent features Of the genuine Issue. Annexed Is u
copy:
United States :'':
............ Cotton Mills.-Good for IS:
Five Dollars, -:
In purchase OF One Hundred
Liberty: Dollar IN Goods. :'''.,'''.'',''':
~ Iachmond, Va Washngton.:
7. DAVIS Prest W. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
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THE EIsHIP MARKET.
Hsw Mungen made his Appointmept-Lead-
lug Democrais DIxiding tho spoils

Hsw Munsen made his Appointmen mt Les ad-
lug Democrats Dividing the spoiis.
WASHINGTON. March i.-Mr Nungen, Of Ohio,
says his nomination TO West Point was made on the
Recommendation Of loading Democrats OF his dis
trict, whom be has since learned pu,a ~,
but that he (Mungen) never received any OF the
money.
The money which Gustavs RENAL raid In 1852 to
secure tho nomination OF his son was received by
II. W. Fitzgerald, who gave 1t to VIM. Miwsrd,
the United States Marshal for the Eastern District
of Pennsylvania, who found ont that the second ap-
pointment made by Mr.. Covode had failed, and that
be about leaving Congress without flling the
place. He induced Covode to nominate his friend,
and Informed the SergeantatArms, who was sent
Covode know OF it,
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THE LATEST LABOR VIEWS.


Tie Wilkesbarre coal miners have struck.
Onehalf OF The discharged workmen are TO be re.
instated IN tho Cha rles,ovn Navy YArd
The United Coopers. No. q have been successr,,
IN their s'rke for LINE hours.
Brickleyers Union. M. s. OF Wiliamsburgh Last
evening decided to accept g. 20 per day Instead Of A.
the wages demanded heretofore W
Al tho plasterers meeting last night delecatIop
OF the Jersey plasterers strike AGAINST rodnc
hllng Their places
The carpenters OF Albany struck Yesterday
AGAINST reduction Of their The hfcr LAYERS
cautioned mechanics of their calling and
going to Albany tor work - e''
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The Jewel of Consistency who Doesn't Want
Elective Omcers In Brooklyn.

The Kings County Democratic General Com
mi,tee met last evening. and Street Commissioner
Rurey moved the appointment OF . Committee to
confer with tho Committee OF the Kings county dele
CATION In the Legislature, with 4 view of framing
new city charter doing aaay with ali Commissions.
BOSS Mclaughlin expressed the opihion that It
woId not bo advisable TO elect any city or county
onieers at the May election. Mr. Furey's motion
prevailed, aud The ChairmaN Msyor Kalbheiscb, ap-
pointed hessrs. Craig, Furey and Thompson.
" Boss" Mclaughlin was dissatisfied, and said ne
didnt want any double dealing; and arer some do
bate another Committee was subs Ituted, consisting
OF MessTs, LoSber, McLaughn. and barnes.
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JOTTISGs ABOUT TO WN.

Marshal Harlow says that no Cuban exnedition
has recently sailed from this port.
M. Willard Bartlett, referee has fixed the dam.
ngts sustained by the Ere Railway from Joseph ii.
hAmsey's Transactions al 300.
VIM. Nealy died suddenly at SO Tenth avenue /:
Peter Dsggert A. flftseventh street, near Sixth ave-
nue. and Eliza Poole at Soi Water street
Ellen Clifford, aged %. lOdger In New street sta.
ton house ec 10 commit suicide by strangllng
with handkerchief, on Monday night.
Gallus Paddy" and Dancing Master" and John
Blanchard were arrested Yesterday for drawing wines
and liquors from casks on pIvr and hlling stomach
canleens OF un vessels worn nnoer tho Walst coat
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"Nene Of Your Bn-ine...v

Tho first annual ball of the N o. Y. B., or
None OF Your Business Association. In Irving Hall
last night, was both civic and fancy dress. The
members Of tho Association are politicians
OF the Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards.
The floor was crowded with dancers,
principally in iull dress costume, ahoush there was
spuakling OF fancy dresses. Among the best
dancers was the Hon. Anthony Hartman. President
OF the Association, dressed as n butcher boy. Al
though he has to carry 80 pounds OF esh he seemed
70 he one OF tile liyelisst OF tho dancers The Hon
James H. Boil danced With his wife, both In full
dress, and tho Hon. p. j Hamburg, dressed as .
knignt OF old, WITH Mrs. Hamburg.