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Police COURr REFORMS.
An Old Police Quarrel Disposed of-Prison-
ers no Longer TO be Unuecessnriiy De-
tRined In the Police stntions-The New
Deal and the New Rules.

An Old Police Quarrel Disposed of-Prison-
crs no Longer to be Unuecessnriiy De-
tRined In the Police etntions-The New
Deal and the New Rules.
AT the meeting Of the Police Magistrates yes
,erday Justice Dowling presided. oil the Police Jus
tees being present. Justice Hogan offered q reso.
luton admitting the representatives OF the press to
all stated meetings of the Board which, having been
seconded by Justice Shan dley, was adopted. Jus.
tice Hogan, as Chairman OF the Committee on Rules
and Regulations for the Court OF Special Sessions
reported revision OF the former rules, fixing the
days in future for holding Court on Tuesday Thurs.
day. and Saturday, except in July and August,
when the days shall bo Tuesday and Thur sday only,
tue hours to be from 10 A N. until the calendar 10
finished The report was adopted.
Justice Hogan then said that some rules ought 70
regulate the opening and closing OF the Police Courts
so as to OK definite time for the business. As It
stood the Captains OF police generally made the
time to suit their own convenience, and very oiten
In the OF two PERSONS arrested over night f0r
the same petty offence, one was taken to Court early
police stations until or 10 O'Clock. Yesterday
morning, for example, two prisoners arrested in the
Ffth Ward for intoNcatioh were not taken to Court
that under the law Of isCC he police are compelled
to take their prisoners to Court a. soon as 1t
is opened. In view OF these iacts Justices Hogan,
Ledwith. and Bi1by were appointed a COMMITTEES
to confer with the Police Commiss stoners with view
OF securing their cooperation so far as referred to the
sending OF the prisoners TO court Justice Ledwith
moved and the Board ordered that the hours Tor
opening Police Courts be from 1880 p. M until noon,
and from until p; M except in tae case OF the
tith District Court (HATem), where the Court shall
open at Q A. NJ
on motion OF Justice Scott the following appoint.
ments were made: Deputy Clerk-Peter NJ. Led
with Record Clerk-Miehael Lambert; subpoena
Servers-Christopher Moore, Patrick McGuinness
and Edward Lenton; Messenger-Lawrence Col.
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RUFUS HITCH'S BEAR.
A Renl Benr among the sham Wall Street
Benrs-scn ring Of the BuII..

Real Bear among tho sham Wal Street
Bears-Scnmperina of the Bulls.
The Office Of Rufus Hatch Co., in Broad
street was full OF bears and bulls yesterday They
were greatly excited over the fall OF specie, and
eagerly watched the variations Of the gold indca-
tor. The door opened at intervals, and other bears
and bulls entered but they were all sham bears and
bulls Presently, however, the door opened again,
and real bear bounded In. There was no mis-
taking him He couldn't change his skin whenever
he pleased aud one day be bear and the next day
bull. He looked about him grimly, and elevated
himself upon his hind legs in u startling manner
It Is remarkable how quickly that once was emp
tied. Several OF the spectators initiated the retreat
Of Peter b. Sweeny at Alban y, when Genet, Norton
4 Co. appeared in force, and of several others no.
thing but their heels and coat-tals was to be seen
as they sped up Wall street without looking once
behind them.
1t Is said one gentleman, who weighs nearly as
much as Stout, OF POughkeepsie, all the way 10
Manhattanyile without stopping. lie said the De r.
had the advantage In Wall street For some min.
utes the genuine article had sole possession OF Rufus
Hatch's once, The door finally opened again ana a
well known downtown wag made his appearance.
With him came the owner Of Brun. People who
passed the place at that moment wondered who was
in the once that laughed so loudly. The joke was
too good for even the victims not to split their sides
at 1t. Most OF those who had not ded or tainted
turned and joined In the laughter.
The bear that had been introduced among them
was as harmless as muZZled dog That bear Is
really and indisputably the Oldest inhsbtant o. New
York Men whose hair Is gray remember to have
seen him n their childhood, and he was old fellow
then. He was RECALLED with bread and butter from
Delmonieos In Mr.. Hatch's once, and then went to
sleep in one oil the private rooms.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE MARsEILLlIsE SUNG IN FRONT
or RQCHEF0RTs OFFICE.


Conscripts with q Grape Banner In the
Streets OF fParis-Oliivier's Appeai for the
mInistry-Fra nee Demanding q Voice in
the Discussion OF the Pspal Dogma.
Pans, March Slight hundred oonscripts TO-
day formed In line and, with Grape banner at their
head, marched through the streets TO the publication
ofhco OF la MdrseiHdiss. There they halted and
sung the "Marseillsse," after which they quietly
dispersed. The police made no attempt 10 interfere
with the proceeding.
AT political banquet last night N. olivier de-
lvered q remarkable speech. He urged all political
parties 10 give the Ministry assistance and advice
and not keep aloof because OF which had been
or might be committed by the Ministry. He hoped
that the different parties would not be discouraged
because there had been mistakes, but that they would
continue 70 point out improvements. He closed
with the prediction that Ia spite OF difficulties and
accidents Unforeseen the Ministry would yet succeed
The Pope, ln response 10 the request OF the great
majority OF the Bishops has distributed among the
members Of the Council a schema proposing denni-
ton OF the dogma OF infallibiy, with notice that
the suggestions OF the Fathers on the same will be
received Until the nth instant. In Consequence OF
the introduction OF this schema, the French Govern.
ment has made q demand on the Papal Court that
the Special Envoy OF France be permitted to assist
at the Council also that Cardinal Antonelli has ac-
knoweGged the receipt OF the dema and, and promises
to answer 1t in a few days.
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JOTrISGS ABOUT TOWN.

pool. arrived last night.
The Quarantine Commissioner hayo decided IN
sell the hospital ship Falcon.
The Russian prims donna, Nadejda Ragasino was
released yesterday the complainant not apDea airing
William A. Willisms has neen appointed Assistant
New YORK 'n'e'Ha' revenue lot tue Eighth District Of
James 3. Kirby died at 81 Ludlow street and
sonening OF the brain,
Fine fresh salmon from the rivers OF tho Pacific
ess aTs e SrPahSI fSop Sfse sk a refrigerator cars aud sold
The Boot and Shoe Dealers Early Closing Asso.
sstion last night rs.olysd assist The clerks in their
Fire Marshal Bracket reports the losses by nre In
si95OcO Four nres we're Of ncendiary origin ANGUS
J. Ross Browne, aged 50, OF SO New Chambers
AnneM Small at pier a East River, tell into the hold
Jane Williamson, o. 81 Mulberry street, bought
s,e SaasnIm Dr. S5eeass raf6 street @ yessr
street Police station, and thence TO Beilevue Hospital
Dudley Kayanagh beat Maurice DAILY in game OF
sa Stss bsy STOOD tss KsysSsshs sSsfs9c' s'sSsG
:, At the monthly meeting Of the Medical Board q
read paper RGning on. the disrs5t kinds Of auack
pety OF legislative action to protect the public health
~ handsome buildins has Just been finished at
nn aamoeT FS street and GGefe G%ss By the New York
was nearly 100000.
A Board OF ofdcers OF ths United States Army
with Gen; Vodges a. PIesldeEt. assembled at head
quarters Yesterday as courtmArlial to Investigate
charges against First Lieutenant Il, Y Byen second
unNed states Artillery, and Lieut., Robins on, First
United States ARTILLERY,
The Cross Town Railroad has elected John Green,
John Pe!tigreg, Charles Curtss Philip woodhouse,
Moses Ely Smith KY, John Kerr. Y. A. Hdabock tieo
q Mitchell, NJ Feuchtwanger James N. Melville Jos.
kosenthal and samuel H. Jacbbs, Directors
Collector ornnell has ordered that all packages
examined AZ the public store, which have been passed
~ the United states Appraiser as correct and which
nave been allowed TO remain there by the importers
for forty oEht hours afier such appraisement
VIII nom Saturday next bo sent to tho nearest bonded
warehouse al tho importers risk and expense.
Judge Barbour decided yesterday In the case OF
Bernad LAWN agt Chares Doherty that the latter In
drNng his horse into the carriage Of the former throw.
In. rim out and inluring him severely. could not be
held % he lty OF careless aud reckless driving be.
cause he II ,herty Hstncd that his horse was running
away, and Tat he drove ,n,. the carriage from behind
to save himself lie therefore, a,.mi'ed the complaint
10 q suit for damages.
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SPARKS FROM TINE TELEGRAPH.
virginia's debt is $tS S7?,O0o.

vrgina's debt is $tS s72,O00.
The coinage OF gold and silver ia on the increase
Iowa has passed bill for the suppression OF the
"manly art OF selI-defence.'
rhe entire Republican ticket was elected in Bi.
tavia by 50 majority.
The Wisconsin Assembly has rejected the PROPOSE.
uon for woman suffrage.
Gen. Logan will endeavor to bring up hls bill To.
day for the reduction Of the army
The Mississippi Legislature met yesterday. Gov.
Acorn will be insugurated to-day.
Mr. John Lutes. tho Democratic candi date, was
elected Mayor OF Rochester yesterday.
A new insurance company, with capital OF one
million dollars, Is TO be started IN Cincinnati
Mr.. Stephen Pipes Mascot, at Fanuel Hall, chlca.
60. on Thursday last. had An audience OF 1000
At the New England Poultry Club exhibition In
Worcester. Yesterday the number OF entries SIS
Commissioners to treat with the Canadian Gov.
ernment are ON their way from the Red River Settle
Senator Carpenters expressions OF sympathy for
the Cuban has been aP proved o the Wis
consin Assembly.
Almont, the well known estate OF the late Robert
sa'5SO j. IT, Van Allen IS the purchaser ser ''''''' 'O'
The Senate, in executive session yesterday, by re-
Enos Hopkins TO be Postmaster Of Nashville. "
A seizure ofs0O boxes and 10 casks OF claret was
made In St. Louis on Monday, for attempt to eyAle
tue duty by the underyaluadon OF the wine.
Commissioner Delano will be before the Committee
on ways and Means to-day In connection with ,he dis
bsccO, ''-'''" VI 'A' '"A 0H '0'
Secretary Belknap learns that Mr. Hamilton. the
Senator elect nom Texas has started for Washington
with the ofcia rancaon by that state OF the amend
uclts.
The Boston Board OF Trade has received nom the
Berlin Board OF Trade communication urging the
establishment Of definite weight per barrel for Amer
can petroleum.
secretary Boutwell, has directed the dismissal OF
any clerk examiLing papers out OF their proper or,
der, ms IA TO prevent claim agents from pressing
their claims for settlement
Tho Venezulan reyolutionsts are fast multiplying
and the Monagas Goyernm ent Ia considered In crit
dies has gone to Coo 10 ssi Gem ae eSe sol
bill to incorporate the Detroit River Transit
0any has been introduced In the Ottawa Parlia.
Fnu.i ne Company will have power TO build either
meat, 'he Detroit River or TO construct a tunnel
bridge over - 18th caro,,n. no. aos,..ss ,s
Gov. Holden, OF 4 - OF insurrection becanse
county Of Aamance in ST.. - bands OF men armed
OF various outrages committed ~. 'ng OF negro At
and dsgu. .sed, among them tno Sane'.
Graham.
Gov. Holman has, at tho request Of tie Govern
ments OF Russia aud the United States, p aomtu & hien,
ger henaudl who was convicted June q. W. pr1ots ao
tlo Hon. John Dikeman of Kings, on charge laIe,
term VI twenty ieaIs
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NEW HAMPsHIRE ELECTION
Tho Repubiicsn Governer and Legislature
Elected By Reduced MaJorities-Ths
Labor Reform and Temperance Cen-
d.dates kowhsre--.z ne-->s.. ni.,n

Eiectco by heduced moorhues-The
Labor Reform and Temperance Cen-
d.datss Nowhsr.---..S n..-s.eer.oy Ditto.
CoSconD, March 8.-The pleasant weather and
active canvass drew out large.vote to-day. -Four
candidates were in the Geld for Governor, namely;
Onslow Stearns, Republican and Incumbent, jobs
Bedel, Democrat, Samuel Flint, Labor Reform, and
L, o. Bsrrows, Temperance. For Railway Com
missioner, Charles p. Gage, Michael T. Donshoe,
George Roberts and II. d. Pierce. Returns have
been received from 141 towns. over twothirds OF
the State which give stearns 1854, Bedei IT,
Flint <,sT7 Bsrrows e8i. stearns's loss from last
year Il over 1,o00 His majority last year was s7si
stearns Is probably elected by from 1000 to 1900
majority The Legislature is Republican, with the
majority reduced from last year.
The Republicans have probably elected six sens-
tors, and there will probably be two vacancies. Tie
Republicans have also elected three OF the Ave
councillors.
A, q. Jones, Republican, is elected Mayor OF Con-
cord by close on to 400 majority. Bedel gains beav.
lily In his own town and stearns loses largely in
Concord.
The vote for Flint and Barrows IL not near 80
large In their towns as was expected. Bedel gained
largely last year in his town. The Republican gain
in Portsmouth IL owing 10 the Navy Yard influence.
Returns at 1 q. m. make Stearn's majority between
lao and 1,5oO The returns embrace about seven
eights OF the Stlte. -Four Senators are Democrats.
Six are Republican, and two are In doubt. The
House shows but little change.
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THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

Our Governors Name Preaentsd d for Admis-
sion-Purchase Of a Library-Charter Of
the Association.
Aabout 100 persons attended the Bar meeting
last evening. among them some OF the most eminent
lawyers il the State. Tie Hon. William NJ Evarts
presided
Mr.. Cram presented the names OF about 900 law
yers who sought admission TO the association,
among the names being those OF the Hon. John T.
Hoffman. Charles O'Connor. Hiram Ketchum, ex-
Judge Thomas W. Clerke, George Ticknor Curtis,
exRecorder Francis X. Tiou, the Hon. Francis b.
Cutting, aud ex.Judgs Michael Ulshoe6er. OF these
names several were ordered to stand over for con-
them.
Ex-Judge Emott reported that the Library Com
mittee had considered the project OF obtaining the
library OF the late William Curtis Moves, which had
been bequeathed to Hamilton College, but there
were obstacles to its purchase account OF the
conditions OF the becuest. The draft OF the pro-
posed chsrter OF the Association was read and re-
lerred for further consideration minor points.
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

The Knights OF st. Pa,r., VIII dine AZ Dslmoni-
cos on 81. Patricks Day,
The Rev. Geo. J. hingins leetGfsd last even,ne IN
the New York Port socetys Church, OF trip ~ Call
fornla,
Prometheus Pickle, ESQ, will deliver numerous
lecture IN the large hall OF the Cooper Institute this
evening.
u Company seventy-nrst Regiment, will have q
musical and dramatic reception In their armory the
evening OF the 18th INST,
Prof Is. =. Worcester delivered an illustrated lee
tufe last evening in the Foryth meeting house.
on q trip around the world
The ST. Patrick's Shamrock Association will enjoy
their annual supper and ball in commemorauon OF s.
Patrick, In the Metropolitan Hotel.
A musical and literary entertainment In support
OF rhe cuban Charitable Aid Society the event In
Cooper Institute last night Cassius NJ Clay President
OF the Society, delivered short speech.
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CURIOSITIES OF CRIME.

John X. Phillips, Dep Collector Of the Fira
SAID. OF S0ooO
Last evening. In an alteration between Jamos
heyins and Patrick Higgins. horseshoers, Levins cur
Higgins across the forehead with horsesoer's knfo
Higkin. was taken TO Bellevue Hospital, but Leylni
escaped
In an alteration Yesterday In the disllllery %
sullivan street, Edward Posey OF 81 Thompson street.
struck samuel anderson % = Sullivan street. with
razor and broke the blade from the handle. lie then
drew the handle across Poseys throat but maie only
few scratches. He then followed Posey out OF the ss.
loon AMI dealt him severe blow on the head with
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Beecher and Dr. Sherman. ~
The rumor that Alderman Scannel Is dead Is false:
on the contrary he Is very we'll
Mr.. Van Anden, OF the Brooklyn EdoLt. will sail
on Saturday next for Florida.
Sir John Young Governor General OF the Domi
OF Parliament. ~
10 Jefferson having bought an island In Louisiana,
Barney WI iams Is going 10 buy range OF mountains
In virginia. Competition Is the life OF business.
pCounty Clerk George Cassedy IL the citzens' can.
diiae for the Mayoralty o. the new city OF Jersey
Henry Patthurv for Alderman OF the Third Ward and
Nm. Ben lamen for chosen Frceholder,
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Routine Proceeding. of The L,v,.i0,n,.

term we senate, Mr. Tweed reported the bill char
esfppN Nes YORK.. Mr., Genet introduced bill con
The hi @assshgeIs @ arriving at the port OF New York
sgh bbis OGA, improvements consolidating the For
s5en5 ne ahd American Baptist Publication Societies
he bS.s y lhe hg's county Jurors act and changing
in lS w ~ We Hope Union Mission school OF BROOK
'inn nsre pAssed TO q third reading. - NNO~
.WirT tasss-noy y-The following bills were passed to
iiny' 'oHMng Dy The House In Committeei Author
tbs II W lyiAll0ns 70 change their namesi chaTteTng
YerF Society Of ST. Paul OF the city OF New
Babs., V,atYs 10 the Ladies' Home Society OF the
satGoI, ssyngs M Bang Of the city Of New York and
PAW XXX we flushing and North side Railroad Com
~' " CONSTRUCT drawbridge over Flushing creek,
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The Robbery of Manag r Frciigh'. wife.

Mrs. Henrietta Freligh, Of "a Rutgers street,
wife OF the manager Of the Bowery Theatre, sp-
peared at the Tombs before Justice Hogan yester-
day, to prefer complaint against william c. Bran.
don, diamond dealer, f7O2 Broadway for having in
his possession diamond ring. being part OF e. iS5
worth OF diamonds and Jowelry stolen from her
the 9th ult, As she charges, by Teddy Ryan, other
wise known as Tom or Tim Ryan, whom she
felI sicE. faEiSy aivaatige N isr eoHiiton n, an
As she believed robbed her OF her rings. pin, ear
rings watch chain, necklace, and other property, In
all worh.neary 1850. one OF the rings she traced
with the assistance OF Detective Odcers Farley and
Semington to the possession OF theprisoner The ac.
cused said that he boukhtthe ring 10 the routine OF
business. Mr. Brandon was held In g., 900 bail.
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BROOKLYN.

The steam propeller Delaware was yesterday at.
tached by libel OF United StAtes District Attorney Al.
len on the complaint OF Collector Grinnell. for falling
Inv stern,
Last evening the subcommittee of the Democratic
qelerAl Committee MessTs. Hugh Mclaughlin Z. J.
Lower and DemaA Barnes reported the result OF their
conference with the Legislative Committee, concerning
the propoN ed charter amendments. The conclusion ar
rived al that the subject Ia safe In the keeping OF
the Assembly Pnd Senatorial delegation OF Kings
county.
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Ans Robbery OF. Thomas J. FIynn's Dead
Y BODY.

o, "a ~ inquest was held yesterday over he boay
Eo,tnSo noos I, Flynn, who was found drowned in nc
tsd H." "iel isw days ago. Bernard Leary testi.
the nD ttiry, and did not hear OF his death until
Tsl,. gay. David Babeock di,coyered the re.
M. clothing at tho request Of Oficer McOnade
IsbIscl i'uhl gold watch and chain, witch were
J1bb,r, m 10 tho fob pocket. Onicers McQuade and
S,.r'n Io Nr'n 'he body was again oTamIned the Soi1
tas t' a. missing. A verdict OF occidental death
lue.t .' e =, ana the proIcr authorities were re.
be ''' 'ns s'e"""s VI u'o Nalch IRON
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WESTCHEsTER COUSrY.

New Rochelle will raise 1000 TO defray the e1.
pensc OF Village improvements.
Ruddiman Delemer, a German, Is In custody In
Morrsanta on his own confession OF lrism, He
has implicated George Finley, Frank Ellcy and John
Doyle The latter has been arrested. The others have
escaped
county. against whom charges OF reckless extrayA.
gancc and corruption have been freely circulated have
been yndi Gated oy the report OF the civil engineer
gagged by the opponents 10 the Board TO survey other
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-09
Moving N,y Jerseys Capital.

Trenton is in imminent dangeI of losing what
ever Importance she may derive from being t5 seat
OF the New Jersey Government. Elizabeth steps
into the neld as rivsl for this honor. Yesterday,
Senator Wiley, OF Union county, introduced q bill
2 remove the capital from Trenton TO Elizabeth.
sy has IN addition q oeruS pI1s pos Of S ground S nd to-
the STATE sgnined his desire TO subscribe lberally
for the erection 81 new State House.
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The Burning of a German Theatre.

PHILADELPHIA, March s-At about Q O'Clock
this evening fire was discovered In the large build
ing back OF Seventh and Coates streets belonging
German club. The building contained a tfeatre
in which German company has been performing TO
raise ignds Tor tle erection Of new theatre, For
.nnately The audience bad not begun to assemble
Tho tlildlng was burned out. Insured.
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A BILL, At LAST, NOT IN THE INTER-
EST OF SLAVERY.
No FOREIGN Nation TO be Suffered TO Arm In
Oar Waters for tho subjusatien Of Any
American Peopic-Tilt Between Butler
and Woodward In the House.

~ v.., ~..- - a. a~s q. A. A..
Ne"s" 70 so s... -.
O"r waters lot the ssss"sn Any
American People-Ttlt Between butitr
ana Woodwnra IN the nonsc.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Mr. CosKtMa (Rep.,
NJ v, ,ho,.h, "a ,,v,.. for tho oov.,nr.,,
to embark in the business of telegraphipR Bills
. "A, ,,,,-.,-' -.
were introduced 70 promote the civilizatou OF the
i'"'' SUI P'ope'o '"' " Wv W o>o"-
who r,,h ,ha s.cr.,.,v m ,ha Intsr,o, ana Co,,'
missoner of Indian Affairs shall constitute Board
a., s~'. -~.,-- . "a. p-..,,., ~. az. ..
the secretary acting ~ s rresiuen' or he ptotec-
Wv" W "'0"N'' -'NA' s w ~ S''"'
zatiou.
WHAT GAVE GOLD IT'S TUMBLE.
=.
Mr. WILLIAMS (Rep. Oreg0n) introduced resolu.
uon for tho rason,ion f t,s ieoai tender no,.. os
uou wi '"e reuemp"Vn VI ''o eea' 'e"eo' no'os VI
,ha -. =, 49,. ..,-.,.- III ..u...,. A.. a..
lhe passage OF the resoiuuon' ah payments 10 the
United States on account of duties on imports NAV
be mace 10 the amoun, Of oneb,lf Of each paymen,
in the legal tender notes Of the United states Re.
rarrad 49, 'N' s' ~ '- wv
'of'ou' ,,~
u. 49, r. c- ,.,-.s.-. .,,
II, siI nhLroov ~, N.ep'. .VnnJ nu~vueoou ~ pn ~
yijnq The pSbilc domain in sorain states into ,opt
sSIo 'o's or nonos'e'us 'or 'uo 9ooieu iaoo' he-
ierred
SOMETHING AT LAST ron YRKn CUDA.
NJ uo,-ov ,pon In, , rono,,ad 4. hin r..lt.u A.,
MI nohroN Vteg. Inu'l reporteuh y uhl making "
n ,h nor W h m oIs s sps ~ ,h " mnr WIN
any pnraraan' rranca %, Stste n, the nnrnn. " y,
snha,in', sr,,rictn .oi,,i.,s eiajmins inJan.
49, 80 a.naiIir. a.. ,ha o,rfa,,nra ~ all ~
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LATEST LIBOR NEWS.
The Coopers' National Union me, yesterda

The Coopers' National Union met yesterday.
The employers OF Brooklyn are cutting down
laborer.' wages lfty cents day. and the latter met
last night to resist this revolution They decided not
to accept the rate offered, 80 per day.
The Central Union OF the United Ccopers elected
yesterday President, Mr. Kelly, OF Albany VicePes
dents. Messrs PuIie and Yerger secrelarles Messrs
sullivan and and hcGovern Treasurer MIR. Murray.
The united delegates OF the mechanics and labor
ers unions OF BROOKLYN who with other trade
striving for alteration OF the lien law modified
repealed have tired Of their work. and given up in
disnukt
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LOSSES by FIRE.

The stores occupied by A. Gillies and Bertrsm
Brothers, Lindsey, Canada, were burned on Monday
night. Loss, $1,000
Last evening John Wendels barber.shop, at 20
Greenwich street. was damaged about 1900 not In
sufed. John schirman. Of C7 Greenwich street, was
tngulsh the AIa,