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NEWARK METHODIST CONFERENCE.


Second Days Session nTissiouGry Reports--
RocoIlectious OF 1s1O-Lamentablo Condl-
tion Of Romanisua Everywiere-It Must
Be Put Down.
At the opening OF the session yesterday morning,
In st. Pau's church. Jersey CITY, J. S. Chadwick was
appointed treasurer OF the Church Extension
Society. Rev. DR.. Crane. OF Newark, re.
ported iavorably on the condition OF the
churches In his district. Rev. NJ. Z. Ellison,
Of Hoboxen, reported Chat great progress
had been made in his pastorate. They had now .
church nearly completed at q cost Of $4,000, on
which there VIII be a debt OF not more than 50. 900.
Rev. Charles Larew stated that the Morristown dis
trict was one OF the most prosperous In the State
financially and spiritually. During his term OF
office az presiding elder which has Just terminated,
eight churches were built, eight churches enlarged,
the sum OF Sl160o0 was raised and expended, ana
the salaries OF ministers Increased seventy per cent
Rev. Henry BoEHM, venerable minister Of
nnety-nve mere rose and said he lelt moved by the
spirit OF COD 10 express the overcoming Joy OF his
heart at the good tdings from this district. He
looked back 10 the year 1910, when he passed
mat TIME 'nere were oul three Methodist
societies in ,he district, and there was
no society AZ Morrlstown. Tie worshlppers
Presbyterians, generously laid at ter disposal for
public service.
~ was reported tina. the amour, raised for mis-.
churches IN Jersey City was a. l96.
The Rev. Dr BUTLER, OF the Foreign Christian
unlon was introduced. and delivered an address on
the decline OF Popery MI Cathoic countries ciyina
the cases OF Mexico and Spain IN particular. In the
former thirty Protestant socenes have been yecen lly
established and many Catholics converted Including
priest Ne impored his hearers TO renew their
efforts 10 crushing Romansm IN this country.
Among the andlors IN the gallery was Bridget
OGorman, whom jealous brother ~as desKoas 70
hear. ons the Conference did no, acceds 70 ths re.
quest.
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prnleefatl nuiidiuun-

Plan 2osEdrdge ST. No is3 story brick shop gaxs3
oTaer a snlsn 20. ,tca'sscs ssd @ builder sa ne
2h.S3 owner Emich; architect Dlanvelt builder,
Plan 2H-4ls 1t, 275 Il OF 10th av rear ono story
brick tenement, 2IaS owner Bezod architect For
Plan ?o5 s7th st. s. 500 It OF 10th sv ono story brick
tenement 2b15a owner, Schumacher architect Fors
Plan ccsll5th st. o. l7o OF Is, av one story and
basement brick dwelling, isr1@. owner. AcChristie
Han l2,th s. les of btn av one story frame
stable 2Onss owner, Richmond; builders. Robinson
Psn 2oa-Il5th st. g. 40 of lss az rear, one story
brick stable, DIIsi owner, McChrss, architect,
Plan 2o,A7,h st lot 9Th av one story and attic
welng 25x1si owner, opiyke: architect HAichi
Plan 2i0--w Washington st, Nos so4 and bos one story
BRICK warehouse, 6za7Jrf08 owner tmstead, builder
Plan 2i West saa 81, No sss story brick store and
dTn .n Sos zen .nS rs9 % a..
story brck factory is7Iisxio; owneJ Ingerso arOhi
Plan 2s-East siss No 100 one story shop and dw.l.
ing, a2r2b. Owners McArde Brothers. builder Husou.
~: i 10 sSs ~ story brick
ran Ab-'sth a. as ls5 q soi ~ av nvs soy and base
Henderson 4 Manson architect. W II Holman.
Plan 26-wA,hnyon 81, No o6 one story brick shop,
sGss. "as os e'ea%a a1si ..u.u.n
ssrSI SI.r 2snss ys i w.sss ;;5snsss' sel.oa
tenement 21nas Owner. niorf; xrtiIhtsc ffund
p1I 2aIneaneey :: ss aHa S"aof
rs. .3s 20 "a c Of ssh ae.
basement sr,st w dwelling 2o,aO Owner ana builder ORR
Plan 1is-sei st. $50 NV Of "a Az, eight story sna
builders Rasae sTchsss' Bsrae:. sa o"H''' ana
sp.'a,s ran S s1 s 3 ., u. : o9: 't0ry brick
builders, " II Hanlon Son.
Plan 2A .7th st. in1sfn.e ono story and basement
srown stone 'sn'msn' 21oS Owner Pseppie; architect
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POLITICAL sOREHEADs IN JERSEY.

Paterson, N. j., Is engaged in political conflict
proportonaly ss important as that which agitates
New.yOrk city. Paterson has an aidermanic ring,
composed Of two democrats and one republican.
This ring controls the Board. Tie Supreme Court
having decided that the Board has power TO pur.
chase propertyfor public improvements the charter
having been fashioned for that purpose, the ring
have arranged to purchase tho most valuable
block IN the city, the old Colt aud Stmson
property The price Is $250000. The en-
tire republican party and th.ee-fOnrthS Of
the democratic claim that the deterioration
OF property in the neiahb0rhoed by the establish
ment OF market upon the Filth avenue OF Paterson
renders the bargain bad one wnen property equally
available may be purchased at lower price and
0tner property surrounding II be improved the
property reported upon fav0rably by the ring Is
parity owned ny the republican member OF that ring.
The purchase OF the PRssalc Water Works, owned by
Mayor Ryle. for 81, DOD,00 was intended to be
pushed through at the last meeting OF the Board,
which has only three weeks OF ofHce TO run but the
one majority OF the ring was too mp TO attend ana
too weak" TO vote, so the matter was postponed
until next week.
Meanwhile the politicians are at work. The citi
zens' party Will organize this week TO work for
ant,aldeimanic money makers. The German Asso-
citation. pledged unitedly to support principles
rather than . psrtv. wili probably support man
opposed TO the purchase Of ring properly. The
Harper Association, which last ia revoutt0nzcd
local politics, by electinR democratic Assembly.
mao tfiobbsl III thoroughly republican ward. are
organizing for young mems charge-no one
knows what at break IN the democratic party
aud an aiillation OF the antirlng wing with
the Harper crowd and the cltlzens' party ID
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COURT ChLENDASS--TAls nAy.

SUPREME CoURT-CiRCuiT-Par l.-Before Judge
Cardozo. Court opens at halflast ten A. rl.---
Case on.
SUPREME CoURr--CIRCUrr-Par 2.-Before Judge
Brady. Court opens ~ eleven A. Mos. 65ls,
5000 6s24 o7Si, 6is2 lsls. 4s2O 5olo, s5o2 esss,
632a G32s. $3.50, 2so2 $3.50, e322 e53e G573, 65ss,
670s, 0.64, 6s5S, 6595. COLO, edla.
>SUPREME CoURT-SPEcrAL TERM-Hed by Jcdge
Barnard. Court opens at hal!-past ten A. NJ. Nos.
175. Isi, 1873 204, 2o 222 23l, 23o, 24s, 26l, eel
2C2, 1854 26e rs, A. 1885,
SUPREME CoURT--CRAMBERs.---Held by Judge
lngraham. Calendar called at twelve Mos -,
81 s5, l03 lo5, lo9 no, ILL., ii2. iS ia, iie lis
III. l25, l27, l3t, 1876, 1885, l46 1s9 159Call 100.
supERIoa CouRr-TRiAL TEHM.-Part l.Before
chief Justice Barbour Short canses.-Nos 1928,
1926 1850, 29lD 2s7t 1874 1916 2sll 29l7 2sis 292
l77s 1927, f2ll, 1929 1885, 27se 293s, 1857.
COMMON PLEA5-TRiAL TERA.-Pait 1.-Bcfore
Judge Van Brunt. One hour causes. Nos. 33O. 332,
lll3 1885, 1852 1909, 500 17lS 1855 1914 1897 1851
l5s3 $780, loi4, 1882 1857, ll6l, 1850. 1883, l10o.
Par. 2-Beiors Judge Loew. one hour causes. =
Nos lsoi 1884, 1913, 1862 l3ls l633 1885, 1929 1928
GEO. all 1880 1927 1872 i723 ILL., 1900 Ills. 1900.
MARISE CoURr-TRfAL TERM.-Part l-Beiors
Judge Curtis Calendar called at nalf.past ten A. NJ
Nos. 12l 6ss 42 beI $685. 62l 106, 307 133 100, TAO
73s. 74l 7s2, 7&8, 7i7 7s5, TAG, 100, ISL 152 Par
a-Betore Judge Alker. calendar called as tel
A. M.-Nos. 6Io 2So, 2e!, s26 6l2 659 66o 8ss, 734
f3s. 1876 797. 7a3 7%A, 7ss
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/ TURNER UNION sQriBBLE.
TIE Irrcpre essible Confiict-A Distinguish cd
Niger I'm the Fence.

TIE Irreprey eysible Confiict-A Distinguished
Niger I'm the Fence.
An interesting trial 10 10 come OF ehortly before
the "vorort." presiding board OF officers OF the
North American Vpion, which Is located in this city
The cause Is complaint OF the Chicago Turn
Association against the New Orleans Turn yereln,
growing out or q transaction which occurred a. q
masquerade OF the New Orleans Turner's, at which
Vice Governor Dunn. OF louisiana tcolored, was
present. Tue Vice Governor was introduced at the
masquerade by members OF the New Orleans Turn
Verein 70 the guests and friends OF the verein.
which subsequently, by q resolution passed at q
meeting OF the society, was denounced as an Insult
aud as an outrage against the guests anu the
members OF the society on account or
the color and race OF his Exce!lency the
Vice Governor Resolutions were also passed to
proceed against the parties who introduced the Vice
Governor, with q view OF expetfing them. The Chi.
cago association s moving the expulsion or the New
orleans organization. on the ground that by lLs pro-
ceedings IN the above mentioned affair the platform
OF the North American Turner Union has been vio.
latsi. The hearing OF this cause VIII PROBABLY take
place at the Turn Hail, IN Orchard street
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ASSAULT AID aussiay N BLOOMFIELD, M J.

few evenings since an atrocity Of rather unu.
sua character was perpetrsted BY Two ruillans on
an ipodensye German named Albert Ienz, and
his wife IN Bloomfield N. j., where they
reside. 1t appears ttrat woman boarder,
named Mary Runiey, was in the habit
Of being visited By one James Ki,k0mmen. This
fellow desired to remain in the house over night
last Saturday and wordy quarrel ensued between
him and Mr.. Lenz. Two or three evenings subse.
Quenty the latter and his wife after visiting Newark
where they propose removing. returned home,
ana on entering their domiclle found there
Kikomnen and a companion named Morgan
both being under the influence OF drink. Mary
Ruffey was there also Pretty Mr. Lenz retired.
and as his wife was about doing likewise, one OF the
men burst into her chamber, she having just donned
her night clothes and, seixing char. dealt her a
terrific blow On the head. feing her Instantly.
The husband Jumped out OF bed and TO his wites
assistance but ae, too. was fced in similar man.
ner Besides, he was Deatcn ana bruised about IN 0
face until MS features were unrecogntzable. Mean.
while Mrs. Lenz became conscious and tried TO
her husband. but tue scoundrets turned on her aud
beat her IN q most brutal manner. They nexl picked
up watch. worth twenty four dollars and q purse
containing twenty y0nesdollars. and then decamped.
They are still ct large, bus warrant for tne arrest
was isslad yesterday.
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TIE SMITH ELY PATRIOTS SMELL BLO0D.

The Irrecoucilables 90 be Reconciled-Nfeet-
iaH OF "Outsideo Democrats.
stated meeting or the Exccutivr Committee
Democratic Union Smith Ely branch, was held last
night at Masonic Hail, East Thirteenth street. Mr..
Smith Ely In the chair. Before the meeting, which
was wen attended, was called TO order an animated
discussion on the late events at Albany took
pace, the burden OF which was Tweed,
Tweed, nothing but Tweed, II we may except
Murphy ana the memoer from Sligo. report from
ness transacted. and showed with the exception OI
he Ninth and Twelfth ward unanimity OF opinion
az TO lhe necessity OF the measure the COMMITTED
advocates. IL states also that all the outside or.
CARNATIONS viii rally under the banner OF the Demo-
cratic Union and from what has lately transpred
Mozart Hall may JOIN them ald thus form Q
vigorous opposition to Tammany Hall. The meet.
Ing adjourned TO meet next week.
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lbNC ISLAND NlWS. &,

On wednesday afternoon lumber dealer named
William Pullis, OF Bay Shore took passage on the
Southside train for New York, having ID his posses
ssn 1900 with which he intended purchasing Q
cargo Of lumber. While on the train he was robbed
OF every dollar-hov he does not know, nor does
ne suspect any one as having committed the theft.
Thieves are said TO be frequent passengers on the
various Long Island railroads, and some means
should be devised 70 prevent them from operating
on unspspecting passengers.
On Thursday evening party OF young men resld.
ing al Grassy Pond concluded to give newly mar.
ried couple serenade, and ono Of the party, named
Abrahams took his gun along which he fred "a o
salute, when the barrel exploded, injurinR MIN so
severely that he cannot recover. The newly married
man was dragged from the mouse. his coat torn OH
and fve dolars.taken from his pocket Warrants
have been Issued iQJ some VI me pArt.sh
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iRe AS1i.sTOW-IC PHILOSOPHERS,
Patens Paven,enss fn the Twentieth Ward
Denounced,

Patens PaveMenss in the Twentieth Ward
Denounced.
Stow's, Ike all other patent pavemenu has
been put 10 severe tests. There WAS . meet.
ing OF the citizens OF the Twentieth ward
last evening At Miliimans Hill, Tweusy.sixsn street
and Seventh avenue, to protest against such
gigantic swindls as Il is said Ia proposed In putting
down ave miles Of Slows wooden pavement In this
city. After the minutes were read Mr. Peter
Doian made speecn charging that the mem
bers OF the Common Council each would
receive 81 30 per square yard II the JOB
we're consuInmated. lie "souredn on the
C0unci and gave the eminea: body q torrent OF de.
nunclation tnat was met wit deiuge OF applause.
Discussion followed. The name OF the society was
here changed 10 Tho Twentieth Ward Taxpayers
Assoclation.9- Resolutions Of cooperation with
other ward movements resisting these pavement
enterprises were then adopted Msssrs Dolan, Marcy
aud Anliman were appointed 10 erecl this OBJ
tcct. committee was appointed 10 collect funds to
forward the movement consisting Of rssldeuA OF
the several blocks Of the ward. AFTER q few other
unimportans routine motions, dMcuaSions apf yasQ.
lutole ,bs meeting adeurnsd
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COURT or COMMON PtsAs-p4sf 2.
Breach Of Contract.
nAfAUA V..A -.

TIE Elung. Worlen Company Us John r Martin. -
This action. brough. to recover S45 900 for an
alleged breach OF contract was brought 70 close
yesterday by q dismissal OF the plaintiffs com.
plant. II appeared tnat the contract on winch
SUIT was Drought was under seal, aud that
In the month Of april after the contract being made.
agreed upon WITHIN the time proviied IN the con.
tract AT tnat time the defendant. by parole agree
SAID he would 20 into the market ana Guy &C.
count OF the paintir. On the part OF defendant IL
sea-, could no, vary the contract ani the contract
not having been compiled with by painuf, was
VOID and could not be made the basis for this action
complaint, glying an allowance or $1,000 70 de-
fe1dant
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

TIE auction sales Of real estate YESTERDAY vera
better attended than for some weeks the character
or the offerings comprising much valuable bus,ness
property ATTRACTING very many OF class not OF late
much seen about the Exchange saiesroom. The
bidding was spirited throughout. and the prices
obtained much more satisfactory 70 the seller than
at the latest previous sales subolned will be found
fun particulars OF the several TRANSACTIONS.
Business at the desk continues moderate. n. A. j.
Lynch reports the following saes:--Four story
house and lot northeast corner Madison avenue ana
FRsy.fourth street. 25.6xt00 100000 -FOUR story
house ana lot, wes. Twenty.thiri street, between
Eighth ana Ninth avenues. sI5. 900: three story
house and lot north side Twenty. street. west
OF Third avenue *l3 900; six lots southeast corner
Eighth avenue and listh street. l00.lIxI60 feet.
Mr.. J. Alderman has sold his mansion ana
grounds located on Warourton avenue. Y0nksrs.
n. y; 70 New York gentleman for $i2 900.
Yonkers, has been SOLD by Mr.. William BasnIord for
$ioooo. Also one lot on Highland place for s4 500.
Wet. s sw =. No Soss .s.s s o,
West aih ST No sa lease o 20, s,ss i forest, acc
a. sossss o ss,ss Ssss q ss. ssa'.. ssR Ho ooo
M s' 10 ~ ~ sS a n. e ~ sT ss e - =
wavsey psos No los 10, asaioo ana :sso.ion Of %
ws. isd a. No Az 10, aaioo to ii .iSsSS
sass washington t. T., tGTaom .ssi.r As s.co TO Nose.
20 b'Nel .soioc
NOS b57 and WIN Grand 81. to .2Uk0
No ns 0rAnd s 10 Bound 10000
Nos III and BIS Canal ST. to Bound. ........ S5O0o
No I'D Canal s,, to WBound........... 49,. 5000
No ~ Canal st, to Bound 1900
No 2i9 Canal 10 Olo
Jousso
No $40 South st. corner 0ouvernynr siip. to W
Wiley.
No 3I4 adjoining, 70 Uriey. 1880
No " Put 81, to John Halstein. 66I
No 20 Chatham 81, TO McCsdden.
No - City Hall place lot q iOrs to Jerome Farley
wYCRoFF LtIrlE.
NoN Laurens 81, to George Robinson $500
BEooHLYh PRoPEBrT-Br aULLER. WILKINS AND CO.
o lots on Even, Jackson and Skillnan ss brooklyn,
and buildings, 10 Dean 10000
BY wycGorr LITTLE.
Residence the OF Clinton av. Brooklyn. plot 100
{, on Clinton and 100 tt Vanterbt betng 200
II deep, TO scott No 80 Nassau 81 $1,000
Isn, 70 L Moli, each .'......... -. aac
No ze Lsinsston Brooklyn, to Geo Robinson $3.50
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MARINE couaT.
Bovine Suit.
Before JndQe Aiker.

E7am Hard 81 al. us. George +. Keiler.-rhs suit
was instituted BY tho plain,ins to recover the price
Of some cattle sold In ls6e and from the testimony
offered Il seemed TO be question 10 who was the
purchaser. The plaistiTs claimed that although the
defendant had not received them he was sti liable
Tor the price inasmHch they mad oeen sold on hts
credit aud delivered to his brotherlnaw at ms re-
quest
The defendant, on the contrary. Insisted that he
never Authorized the purchase, and denied all
ilaointy. On benalf OF the paints three witnesses
were examined, whose testimony was contradlctea
by that gwen by the defendant and by his brother.
fn-iaW,
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Amateur Championship Of Long Istand-Ths
Golden Cue Competition-R eguialions Of the

Amateur Championship Of Long Istand-Ths
Goiden Cue Comp eguiaiions Of the
Contest.
Long Island amateur billiard payers have In pros
pecnYe genuine sensation. A tournament has been
arranged for all contestants OF that section to begin
on The 22d OF May next and continue ten days. The
gold and valued at $780, The proprietor of the Assem-
bly, Billiard Rooms who Will give this little jewel 70
the victor has Issued The following regulations r.
garding the tourn lament
REGULATIONS.
a-Only such players luestonsbly amatsurs
period OF neI, preceding hs date which they
sVowed themselves eontsssans shah be entitled TO contest
SsDni-The holder OF the cue who, oRio shall BE- as
know edged IS tho leading amateur billiard player OF Long
oSS. alter o. sRs. .n ss
months should he time be In receipt OF more Than
defeated contestant whether he held the cue or
not sh, be doosrrst from ehseuns during n,s da,s Ds
Fo~"A chsssges shall be sddrs.ssa ~ care OF Aior.
ander samues Assembly Billiard House, Brooklyn and
be S him h 70 h: soss @ Of 70: e:
with 2,s balls, on 5NIli phelsn Collsndsr carross
n s.. sns .a 10 ohsT s pay 70 :. ss"1n:1
by PhsAns code regulating the American or four game
M 81 may .; Dy.s sSf oS y. ns c ne
ssths principais IN each game shal elect
os.. q p.; S ar.a ssm: 70
Of .hs prses 10 conjunction with two other afon sAsA
Esoh-Ths PLAYERS shs Jointly select referee wboas
dy shall be TO under the rnlss such dinarencee
arise IN The course Of AZ ana whose asc,sSns sas
rules Of The Amsrsss game laid down IN the "Amsesa
Ws-Tss cue after being hd for period Of two ysAr
duas which time The fod.r aba. not Be called upon y d
l Abls propsfy Of shs holder.
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amusing 10 move. The sudoen fall OF Grand Sachem
Tweed from his high stool IN ,be Street Department
has shaken all their bones. ano they tvem bic con-
slant fear OF bring sent on their way after Mr..
Tweed. II ID now proposed to call special meeting
0i me General Committee Of the German democratic
Union party and give authoritative preston OF the
wishes OF the Germans send committee TO Albany
ana insist on speedy peace and harmonious legsla.
doubtful,
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Trnusfers OF Real Estate.

Efw YORK
Clinton st " y l25 n Of Rylngtoa st, 2sT0o, house
and io. $500
Monroe 81, lot $40 Hendrck Rutgers, 2on o. house
And lot .....,.... ...... $500
So houas and |ot.. 900
22d 81, le& OF 9Th av, loy.Ss, house lo
26sh q. s. 3i5l Of Ph nv, <<5a
Both a. 100 II Of st 2s4 x2T bIa, gore
46h st. as Il OF lDth ay 2lalDD+ ......... 22be
5Uh Of, 3l6u OF 9Th Av l7l.6x2ll sOcU
5sh 81, all " % nv ~ iS1xl0J4 and 900
12i a. $50 II OF Cd av 50Slo12, deed 1857 loo
10Th st. 400 W OF % av l6exlu0s. and 90N0
i5h st. 1884 " Of 20 av t6. 7rtdU9 and 90
lllh IT. as II OF I'd Av, 50xl0s .,........ G<00
llsh ST. q t75 OF 9Th 3ox21L lp2235xs H.
lsth l25 OF slh 225xSitl deed 1852 100
AVA. 20ll OF llgh -, 60x75. so 900
llih ay, .. 2J2 II . OF Y5th st. 35.2xloJt a ~,
96ih l2J n Of lltb 25xI6l.. '''' WV
LEASES RECORDED.
Bowery No lOsk years per ryesr.............s $500
Reecker st. No 3d. Years per fyesr............. Leo
Chambers ST. No 100 years. per ear............ 5000
CsdAr st. No 49, years, per oar..............-. 7op
Eassr No ~, years per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
South at No I3s years, per yosr ............ 800
william a. No 2l2 years, per yesr....... NC
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TINE FIRE Al cAsJlS GARDEN.
CASTLE GARDEN, NEw YoRE. March ..

CASTLE GARDEN, New YORK, March p, ls7o
TO THE EDITOR OF Tue HERALD -
Your report concerning the destruction OF vaius'
bio records Of this department. By she nre a. Castle
Garden las, evening IA incorrect. No records OF any
kind vere yed by the fire. and . few only Of
the less valuable we're damaged oy water Inc nle
which a, one time threa ened the destruction OF the
entire premises was extingulsheu wlsn ouS eRut
damage owing to tho energy and intelligence Of sns
Fire and Police departments.
genera Agent and 4upeJlptsnden'
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BR0OKLIN COURTS.
sUrstMs cQviT-spsclAt Tern.
A Habeas Corpus Case.

Mr., r. S. Willis yesterday made application for
writ Of haoeas corpus, on behalf Of Theresa Fanaa.
ger who had been committed to the Penltentiary by
Judge Lynch as vagranx II seems that the woman
was arrested some time since at house In the
upper part of Myrtle avenue which was the resort
Of VhlnAMsn and Epglsh gIlA vh0 Nyed i0gsiRsT,