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srlRKs FROM THE TELEGR,PH.

Gov. Bullock hos sued the Atlanta (d1,stitGon fos
libel
>, The last of Commodore Perrys men died Ia Eris
Pa, yesterday.
The I. q. o, r, dedicated new Temple In Colum
buf, ONO, yesterday
A tsi,eoO soldiers monument is to be erected 10
thaIestown Mass
terdsy IN re South WY was S''epriteu yes
me Philadclphla contributions 70 tho Riclmond
'epVlc's sFeah! amPanis TO over 5000
hnnans IN Blunt county, Tenn, forcbly prevented
hmlnlster from preaching on SUNDAY.
Last evening jerome Leland orenai the new Co
lomblan hoi'', Saratoga, Tor tho season.
Tie Rcd Stockings OF Cincinnati play with ths
row, ~ '
A Convention is 10 meet in Chicago on MAY 95 and
sOCiAtion. @'V"''' ~
The rorsc', carriages and two Jersey cove.
mWttlS o. "a l9!G Marquis Lousaia, British Consul
GOV Iiaght Of California declares that tbe Stat.
law authorizing san Francis co 10 vote SI 0I0 In ntS
OF the southern raelhc Railroad 10 su5ConsttntonaI
4 large mass Of loose rock weighing eighty ton,
SID mlo ne Delaware and Hudson 4 aiai AZ iinwIs.
Nest SUNDAY morning, aud mpoded travel lor some
The ministers OF the Methodist Episconal Church
N nave resolved that the licensing Of women
MEASURE " "''N"'"
The expenses OF New orean. for the coming wear
SnI,e '.naWu a, t2.hNM Tins includes tl5tO0 for
ior education, ''' ""D '--""
Two daughters Of Robert Wallace and dangltar
Whsne nn ~ wallace were drowned N White river, rcIr
lht mil potd aniwere carried over the dam.
In the billiard tournament IN san Francisco on
CeSry was won Is S orSoT IN y innhs re Gsu SIs
game btlwerO Mott H,d Gates The most ESQ ting
gam YET ia!ei Mo' SoH the gaule w two points Ia
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BROOk LfN.

Mr.. Horace Holt has been appointed Chief Clerk
OF the Police Board.
The Long Island Historical SOaiolV yesterday ro.
elected ts directors aud councillors.
Mr.. ID. DAILY, of PhGnix Carriage Factory, has
bullt wagon weighing only bS pounds, inclusive OF
cushion and carpets
Mrs Isabella Bulger, aged 90 wears, OF No s2i
hMt warren street, committed suicide yesterday by
hanging herself la her room,
The launch OF the pilot boat James Gordon Ben
nett which was 20 have teen effected yesterday after.
noon was postponed until day
The hnicxerbockcr Lacrosse Club will play their
olenig game next saturday the Prospect Park
hsld. ''-'" "
n Mlliam Single and William Bindenwald, employ ed
y ttulad"flechs brewery, WillIAmtburgh, fell
through hitchway Yesterday morning, distance Of
INeI lhllty ievt.
Tle election fraud cases went over to the next
rn ~ lnc 'onrt OF oyer ana Ierminer Yesterday In
the UeOple, "''"'' '"'
Mr. {; b. lie Barron, the New York broker, and
Toward hAnltzsh, his clerk, who were indicted on a
charge o stolen bonds In the
having been enlcre' " "
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MIR. WILSON'S NEW ARMY BILL.
"A Graduated scale Of Pay and Allow
spccs for OGacers Leaving the Service.

Ten Thoussnd Soldiers TO bc Mustered Out
A Graduated scale Of Pay and Allow
apcos for Onacers Leaving the Service.
WAsHIsoros, May lo.-The bill introduced BY
Senator wilron yesterday s entire substitute for
the House bill II provides TOR reduction OF the
army 70 1900 men, and for the honorable discharge
OF officers upon their own application; two years
additional pay and allowances to be paid such on
ters who have served more than ten years, for .
yea and bslrs pay and allowances for ave years
service, and one years pay for less service.
oncers who have been thirty yesrs In service are
TO be placed - the retired list upon their own up.
plicaon. The nsmber Of officers TO be pissod tie
retired list Is to be dxed by the President provided
the number shall not exceed three hundred. Under
the bill 10000 of the rank and file would be disclarg-
ed, paving to The Government OF f0,5OOUOJ.
The grades OF General and Lieutenant General are
discontinued after vacancies occur. Until the mum
Der OF Major Generals s reduced to three and Brig
ndier-Generals to six no additional appointments
70 be made. The grades OF regimental commissary
sergeant and hospital steward are sbolished.
Tic pay OF onicers Is fixed as follows General
$4,000: Lieutenant General, 10000: Brigadier
onel 5000 Major, t2,5O0; Captain (mounted).
Si,s00
On1cers the active list are prohibited from hold
Ing any civil cfce and students In West Point from
participating In drills OF parades on SUNDAY. The
bill was earnestly opposed by Senators Warner,
Nye, Pomeroy, Stewart and Ross
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JOTTISGS ABOUT TOWN.

Tie Hon Douglas Taylor elsewhere publishes an
important notice to Jurors.
Mr. nenry CleMs acknowledges the receipt of
t5,sb In aid Cf the Rlchmond sufferers,
The American and Foreign Christiln Union have
expended y 6b.2I3 during the PAST year
The young women Of the Eleventh Ward have
Association.
The new Presbyterian Home for aged women. in
Gated yestcrdy,
JuHn McNsmsra, = painter, OF s5i East Twenty.
third street dsi .ddenly Yesterday afternoon al the
The ninth anniversary OF the Howard Mission and
in the Academy OF Music last night.
The inh anniversary AT the Na'ionnl Temnerance
socig celebrated IN crHper lnstlute hart evening"
Secretary Boutwell,, taking warning by the Ope,do
CRY number of his cc'crated fehoais Tor Iervre n,
me- and beauty.
Al the annual meeting last night OF the assoca,on
for thr improved instruction of deaf mutes. Messrs
man, ana \ Rcckcndorer, were elected Trustees 'O'
-, The Msreanlile Library Association has AMENDED
ner.tic m so az 10 rende admission easier than
shed p fonker' n. Y, Elizabeth, n. j. STANFORD and
iosterdny, $50 lsborers employ~. on ,he new Uor.
lem pot A. Fortysecond street and Fourth avenue
Si ~ ihe ioTsnn 4 =, eres on lh.lr daily WAGES
refused 10 return TO work, " '''
The steamer CITY OF Merida has Jus, been com.
nbnlli % Ohk,r 900 tons register, and is furnished
WIN boilers from the Delanatcf Works OF 900 hnse
KiSeer, In an Informal trial trip yesterday she MADE
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company yester.
nsy elected as Manager Chas. N. Ia Dot Edward !
moolsey Geo Talbot 0lyPhent, Abel A Low, Ko Oert
Lenoh Kennedy James NJ. Hasted, LeErand H. Can
non lanes X Taylor Ihos. Dlckson. John Jaroh A.
Hopkn. ~ w. o.
The American Woman Suffrage Association will
nod mass Convention to-day 10 stelnway Hall, morn.
hecc9sr % preside and make the opening address
Garrison Lucy istone, George W. Julian Julia Ward
Howe, ", Hrginson, aud many other eminsnt
anEakeTb III address the CQuYeption 'NN'
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NEW JERSEY.

Paterson. for the first time In it's existence, has a
detail OF day police.
John Taylor Johnston has been reelected Presl.
dent OF the New Jersey Central Isailroad Company
drunken man in Trenton fell on a glass bottle
ana cutting his hand, blod to aesth.
John Fleming. the supposed murderer OF Broa d.
yesterday.
The PROPERTY owners on Broad street, Newark,
viii contest tae right Of the city to them for Ihe
Nicolson pavement.
Yesterday afternoon, the police force OF Elizabeth
gave their Chief. John keron, gold shield
richly set IN diamonds.
The Common Council Of jersey City last evening
elected Patrick McGue. Street COmmls ssIoner and
Michael Donnelly ovenccr OF the Poor.
Another Injunction has been issued against the
Efic Railroad Company upon claim for right Of way OF
the Pstersol and Ncwark Railroad.
Tie editor Of the Paterson GuIrdidH has received
the present of q Young alligator. lie Rlways had q
ha.herin- after anything that terminated Oh one cad
with q 0dne,.
Tho Camden and Amhoy Railroad Company elected
william W. GaiImcr. Beujan n sh, Cambridge Living.
ston Ashhel wech, SAmuel Welsh IhaIlc. NJ Allster
and v. q, Cook, Directors
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Political iSquibs.

The Germans OF the Nineteenth Ward demand OF
Tamnany four German Aldermen.
Big Andy Garyeys monster bell was hauled
through the streets OF the Eighth Ward yesterday.
The Republicans of the First District recon uI end
John OCOnnor for Assistant Alderman.
The German Democrats Of the Eleventh Ward de.
nland Of Tanmany the nomlnaton OF Henry woltman
for Alderman.
The Twentieth District Republican Alsr,t,nt
AldermAnic Convention last night nominated Dr.
Francis A. Thomas.
Andrew W. Leggelt was last night nominated by
the Republicans for Assistant Alderman OF inc flrst
Aldyrnanlc District.
The YounI Mems Democratic club of the Six.
teenth Senatorial District have nOmiuatoa Joseph i.
htrak for Assistant Alnerman.
The colored voters OF The Flfth District will spend
the time until election day IN securing the registry II
tyery coored man In the district.
The German Democrats Of the German Sew, n.
teenth Ward demand OF Ianlmany the nomination Of
g. ~ HClrm TO the Board OF Aldermen.
Tho Union Repu lican Central Committee met last
night aud adJonruel ~ meet again this evening IN
hear the report OF the Commit OF Conference.
The Supervisors last evening appointed canvassers
and inspectors for the coming election, two Democrats
being p aced In each distrci 10 one Reputcnn.
A convention in the Fourth Congressional Ds.
trct OF North CarOna, yesterday nominated Madison
Hawkins, of Franklin, fog the short term, TO hll the
vacancy caused hV the exDu.sl0n Ot peweese, and
James Harris .colOreh toi the Tasular term.
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FLASHES FROM IHE OCEAN cABLEs.

=, There il growing discomfort at the Income tax 10
Bombay.
The Republican resurrection In the italian provinces
OF Calabria has been Queed.
The House OF Commons refused last night ts
adopt resolution ecndemnIng the raising of The rev
enue on opium 10 India ~
Phillips, the ALLEGED defsuter, has been DISCHARGED
fom custody and the gold found In his poSsp.siOn ~
ihe lme OF Ills arrcst has been restored TO him.
In the House OF Commons last nlgb, Mr. ChiIdors.
First Lord OF the Admiralty said that 100 emgrniu
were booked for passage to Canada In the troop shifts
The Under Secretary for Foreign Anlirs Mr.. Of
way Informed the House OF Commons last nlsht that
orders had betn sent TO Alh,ns wlrh would Insure o
thorough investigation OF the Marathon Massacre.
The Wien Pre0tsavs England undertakes to cieas
Greece OF DrignniS on these conditions; That KIN
ieo.ge tempo arlly Withdraw, Regent be sppO Onted
the Minstry dsui1sed, and tho hG5eds Corpu ad
suspended
Messrs. Nilliers, Nevdegate, Gesael, Thomas
Shambers' Mathews, Howes. Pcmbcrton. The O'Onnor
Don, aud yeYtn Others were last night apDOlutOI 4
Parliamentary Committee TO inquire hy what tenure
convent, and monastcTlo' including Anglican ln.lIlu u
lions, hold property In England
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A WILD BEAST ATLLRGB.
The Story Of an Eighth Ward Man Eater
VIII District Attorney Garvin Protect
the Citizens Against this CannibuI.


I'VE weeks ago Bully Nelson, q notorious
Eighth War. dcsperado, was arrested for biting Oh
the nose Of onicer I.ccvers, OF the Twenty eighth
Precinct. The eannibal wns Wrought before Justice
Cox The proof OF mayhem was clear. and the
Justice held the brute in $1,000 bail. Ignatins Flynn
went his bail, and the sent down for trial
II was OF course smothered. Since then Bully
Nelson has been roaming the streets and Boosting
Of his influence In the General Sessions, and
sverring that the District Attorney Is his friend and
dare not bring him to trial. Tao weeks sgo he
walked into Florence's saloon, kckei up brutal
fight, smashed things generally and wound up by
biting a piece out OF policeman's leg. lie was
BROUGHT mp before Jndge Sbandley and bailed in
$3.50 to keep the peace. YESTERDAY he again appear
ed before Justice Cox, charged with threatening TO
tskc the life OF Onicer Andre The Judge held him
In 5000 bail He has not yet furnished bail, but
he threatens TO get out writ Of hd5sas corpus In
higher court
Is 1t not time for District Attorney Garvin to
brinE this an-eating brute TO triat o. will he
wait until the city IL startled by murder erceedin
In strocty that OF Jack Reynoldsi
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CURIOSITIES OF CRIME.

One Resger, o butcher, Satsliy stabbed a cattle
dealer 10 New Orleans Monday with knife used for
sknnlng dead animals.
Matthew Brennan who stabbed Andrew Baidgin
on the Sth inst. during hfTay in the hallway of @
Objective Irving
New Orleans pawnbrokor shot ~ his clerk four
time on Monday night Rs he was leaving the store two
OF the bullets taking effect lie imagined the cerx in.
tended to rob him.
Derutv sheriff Vim Amsden OF Jersey CITY wa.
Committed 20 the Hudson county jail yesterday on
charce Of selling canal boat seized for debt and ap
propratlng the proceeds $50 1t IL also alleged that
he forged nm order on the Sheriff for OF clothes
plausible swindler, representing himself 10 be
the steward OF the steamer william Law renee OF the
Baltimore line, purchased extensively in Boston yea
terday cnrpetng, glassware. liquors and furniture
paving 10 forged CHECKS and receiving change. Tine
ewinde was discovered the of large 6upplcs
on the stean sr's deck, including hye pianos.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsACTIONs.

To-day Nessrs. johnson a Miller sell by auction.
the premises, a Astoria, L. a. 80 very desirable lots
~ the ccnie OF sOne OF the 1uest property ASTORIA
Tins property s OF easy access TO The city, and the
sale ahsOlute.
Messrs. A j, Heecker, Son 4 Co. sell on Tuesday
May u, on the premises. At New Brighton, stAtSn
Island, oho ce selection Of villa Dlos, 1hs properly
nnehrHptionahle In every respect, with nuisance
OF any kind whatever II IL N very healthy locality,
has no mosquitoes OF chllls aud fever The ne
OF this properly rapidly building up with maud some
VILLAS, and on ng to re beautiful location neaIutss 20
Ntw lora, and IA Nequent cOmmunicatons, pr mlsrs
70 ne one OF the Inost attractive points on the ISLAND
The managers, II. Tracy Arnold Co. promise the
public that every lot offered shall DC absolutely sold 10
b0lu
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PHoToGRAPHs BY Sun REPoRTERs
The Capture Of n Bond swiudIer.

Detective Dunno last evening locked up IN the
ioice Central once George ". Thomas, Jr., the
rogue who fraudulently obtained t6aOoo worth Of
Pacific Railroad bonds from the messenger OF Dab.
noy, Morgan Co. on the 18th Of last month. The
purchase WAS made ct the once OF the latter firm.
70 Exchange place, BY young Thomas. who directed
the bonds sent TO his tnicc, where the money was
TO be paid for them. The messenger took the bonds
70 tie once, where Thomas received them desiring
the messenger to wait a minute. The messenger
waited, and that was the last OF II until Thomas
wa arrested yesterday in CrotOn Falls.
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The stevedores skuIkins.

Yesterday afternoon several hundred long.
Shoremsn eongrsgated in the neigbborhood OF ~
South street. " await the decision of the employ Ing
steVedores Of the port concerning q proposed re.
duction OF wages from 10 to IS or 20 cents on hour
Among the men II was distinctly understood that
the movement was To great extent impeled by
rivalry among certain stsvedOres who are deslrous
OF underwriting their neighbors. The stevedores
we're all absent with the exception OF Capt. Osrom
nzzla-
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Tie Terrence Building tn Belle Centre, Ohio, wa.
burned yesterday morning. Loss 500
The Bay State Moudng and Pier Mandatory,
Fl fremont str ct, Boston, was partially burned yC.
tcrday. Loss. tSo go; insurance, tl0,OoO
Last evening a nre damaged the ilf,h floor of IL
R9wery, occnpie1 Win No g. by Josenh Schneider
Empire Guy Tobacco Works. Loss tSnO; insnrcc
about shCOO - "-'"sNS
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la LLbsTtts saws the Emperor intends 10 abrogats
the decree banshng the members OF the Bourbon
and Orleans families.
The same journal asks for complete freedom Of
the press AZ the result Of the adoption Of the Pebts-
ofn, and proves that after years OF experience all
Efforts against the opposition press are pow, rless
The snanish press comment uniavoraby on the
French P,biscitsm.
grand mass meeting In HYDE Park, London. on
sunday. Will declare the sympathy NJ Englishmen
with the French Republicans. Gustave Fiourens
and other prominent refugees will address the
blage.
PARIS, May ia A. M.-The city Is tranquil.
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Murderous A,.auIt An Pa,er.op.

At about o'clock yesterday morning, John
Dunn while Foing through Spruce street. Peterson, d,
n. j., was attacked by four rurinns, who struck
him on the forehead with a large stone, and left
MIN hsensible on the sidewalk. His condition Is
very precarious
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The Burnius Mountains In Delaware County.

In addition 20 the losses sustained on the burn
ing mountains in Ulster county, list OF damages in
Delawlre county IL supplemented. Several dwell
inps In Cold Spriug Brook the wood piles on the
Erie Railroad have been burned. Tie loss is i'm
mense. Thousands of cords OF wood are In ashes
\ number OF buildings In sand Fond were destroyed,
sna twclveacre n Ia OF oats burned like chsh
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Racing In England Yesterday.

In the Chester races the Grosvenor stakes
were won by Performer. the Chesterfield stakes by
The Bov, tho Psatine stafes by Sweet Sound, and
the Bclgrave cup By Green Rband
Sahinus
In the Winchester races the sixth Winchester bi-
enniai stakes we're won By Stcppe and the oitizels
pnte by Wilful.
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RAILROAD .fCCIDENTS.

james Lindsley Of Metuehiu, had his leg cut on
bN falling under the wheels u New Jrrsey RailTo ad
tram In Che Moucbin depot yesterday
The body of q man apparently about Is years Of
age was found YESTERDAY Fort Montr rtery tur.
mel, on the railroad horribly manGed. lie is snppC,cd
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High Church W.dding..

ri'ua''Stic wedding was celebrated in the
use OF Prayer, Newark, on Monday, and another
IN Tue same place yesterday. Tie altar was richly
vested IN wlhte and sdorned with white flowers
Ipon Il were wax candles and bououets of bridal
nonsIs' Inc priest was clHd IN wnite satin vest
u'nts And black esssuek. A procession In the
ehlrth WAS one Of the features "
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XitnlIzing American Commerce.

WAsuISGIoS, May lO.-The Committee will re.
port Washburnes bill TO establish steamship lines
from Boston and Portland to Glasgow and Liver
pool. New York to Livetl ool Philadelphia and b.
tiu.ore TO Southampton md Bremen, New Orleans
TO Hamburg, and New Orlosns to Rio lanciro,
allowing q subsidy OF $4,000 Tor each line.
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Louis Nm poieon Hobnobbipg with Tweed n nd
Swecny.

FTcUfhe UdHV Mrs.
A recent despatch (priva,e) from Paris informs
Us that the Emperor Napoleon romewhqt anxious
sbout the vote for the Iebisie, sent for Tweed and
Swerny, promising them clcl Gross OF the Legion
o. Honor, and any quantity OF Golden Napoleons
II they would come and arrange IL make the clcc-
tion a dtad.sure thing. Their urs Yer wns: Our
own couutry Is In danger, and We cannot leave A..
bany but II We cnn help you 10 IA. Ia, Levy, send
IA per cable your Imperial desires.
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THE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
NAPOLEoN,s sOLDIERY IN CoLLIs-
ION WITH THE PEOPLE.

Bsrricsdipq the strccto-Ths r''- "'
with soidiers-Tne Rcsirnatiop Of ,ss
Cablnet-The Enormous Vote In Favor Of
tho Picbiscitum-Atecria's Vote Lacking,
PARrs, May lo--10 o'clock p. M.-Darrcades
have again been thrown up In tho Faubourg du
Temple and In Bollevle, and the troops are opora..
ing aeaintt them. II lie rumored that Capt. Iafon
taine, in command Of OF the attacking columns,
was wounded by a pistol shot. Tho barricsdes
which were erected last night were easily and speed-
lily carried by tho soldiery. Three or four bsrri-
cades were erected in the Belleville District, but
they werc fcebly defended. TIE troops carried
them easily, without firing a shot. Shots were
hred bnt not by the soldiers There was great ex-
element throughout the night but owing to the
formidable display Of troops, tie crowds were more
noisy than dangerous.
In somo quarters attempts were made TO orect
barricades with building materials and omnibuses.
The rioters seized upon every available object 70
obstruct the streets, but the vigilance OF the police
prevented tho accomplishment OF their design 70
block the passage ways, and few charges from the
cavalry patrol easily dispersed the crowds.
The troops which were detached from the sur
rounding provinces and ordered to this city have
not been returned to their stations. nor will they
while their presence Ia needed In this city. while
there is the slightest vestire remaining Of disorder
The pr.vincial districts remain quiet.
Ihe Ministers all tender their resignation in q
body tomorrow, and the work Of reorgannins the
Ministry Will begini at once under tho superintend-
enee e; ., MT Ewing olivier will retain Ills I.eseut
1t feared that the disturbances Of last night may
pe renewed this evening; but ample measures have
Deeh taken by tho Government to maintain order.
Inc returns OF the vote on the P1ebiscitHin, re-
ceved from oil parts Of the country except Algeria
foot up:
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The Hon, Joseph Nelson, who has been nomi
mated by the Brooklyn Democracy as candidate for
u Judgc vi tnoir City Court, IL one OF the aolest
lawyers ana proioundesi jursts In the State We is
also gentleman Of absolute prObty and fairness OF
nlnd, aud will, IL II hrioved, confer dgnily upon
Ie Court to whose bench lie viii undoubtedly De
elected
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ArHsss, May The Greek Ministry deny
that tile seizure OF the victims OF the brigand mas.
nacre was accomplished with their consent, or that
u was the result OF a previous agreement between
was to be extended to the latter upon the surron
Of their Captiyes.
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EOURS OF LEISURE.

Senator Reve's. Of Mississippi. VIII l,ctafn 90
evening, "
f.Vl. X Ogden Dcremus lcctured on the Ruhm,
Eorh toil IN Md of the u,s'ion work OF ST. Ann Ire,
Church 10! deaf nutes, isat evening.
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The Complime Mt 60 Du ChaiIIu.

The Rev. Albert Bushnell read paper on the
Equatorial Regions OF Western Africa before tie
American Geographical and Statistical Society In
Cooper Institute last evening; after which the
medal Of the Imperial Geographical Society Of
France was presented to p. Is. Du Chaillu. REQ for
his Journeys aud oiscoYeries In AshapgO Land.
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hr' Albert L. Woodvorth was married to Miss
LSd'a Morris last evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs, T. v L, Wheeler, G93 Lexington avenue.
q q gLanu reception followed. Mr.. James a.
Me3Igws' OF lbS urn of Harhury & Meadow mar,
IN Twenty fourth street, yesterJas ~ ''s''ehSo'
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IrI.Lmen Driven from the Dcmocratle Parry.

Mr. Barclay Gallagher, of the Tribune, had the
pleasure last night OF weeoming 10 converts into
his Seventh Ward Irish Republican Club. Those
men were lifelong Democrats, and BELONGED TO a
Democratic club which was recently dissolved be
cause the mtmbers had been utterly d"gus,ed with
the swndling Tammany lenders treatment OF the
sh Democrats
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The gdlth O'Gormnn Riot.

In the examination Of witnesses against The
rioters at the Edith OGoTman lecture, tic Grand
july refused to hear the testimony OF sny ono bu,
the Rev. Mr. Parsons and Mr. Miller. Eeycn Wit
ne s-es we're waiting 10 give testimony, but were
dismssru