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Mr. Rodgers's barn and stable, n Wilton, near Nor
rsania, were burned ou Tuesday NIGHT
Thomas Pitts saloon, S29 Mari, u street, Newark
wasy' sterdAy damaged about u Ooo Insured
The Conestoga Cork Company's factory, in Ian
caster Pa, WAS burned on Tuesday night. Loss, $50.
90 insurance, t5,JO0.
Last evening Krutina's furniture warehouse, 90
and " East Houston street, damaged s. 900 on
stock and o., 800 on building insured.
fire in the lager beer brewery OF Francis Doelger,
knetyXh street Eleventh avenue. early vest
day morung, caused a damage OF $500 Insured
C,ark's stave machine works. Rochester, were
burned Tuesday night. Michael unkett. the watch.
5000,
A fire 10 the drug store Of Or. Langworthv, lo9
BleeGLer street YESTERDAY damaged the stock the
extent OF s. 0 Insured. The bui ding owned by Ellen
lraneLl, was damaged to the cNtent OF $1,000,
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A Wonderful Cnnc.

Colonel Whitley, suspccting an old wholesale
dealer in counterfeit money, named Samuel Brown,
to be ensnEed in passing IT, sent Of his detectives
to entrap him. Brown agreed TO meet the detectfre
at 1893 Chrystie street yesterday, where he sold him
two counterfeit $40 notes, purporing TO be issued
by the Oneida National Bank OF Utica, a the rate OF
thtrty-hvc cents on the dollar and was Immediately
arrested Being slgbtly parulytic, Brown In tho
habit OF walking with cane and this, upon exami-
nation, proved 10 have screw head and 70 be bcl-
low. The cetectve's curiosity becoming excited, he
looked stil closer and found that the screw head
some Ssoo worth more Of Inc same kind OF counter
feits. Fastened at the end OF the string was Q but
ton. which cited closely In the hollow OF the cane
Brown would lower the button stuff In the queer
screw the head. and be ready Tor business without
much fear OF detection. He confessed his guilt,
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS
An Ovcr-Onlcious Roundsman Working for
Promotion-Kicltinp n Private Waterman
0nf nf a IL Oncn Gfnre a. Midnirhf.

An Over-Onlcious Roundsman Working for
Promotion-Kicitine n Private watchmnn
Out Of an Open Store at Midnight.
Roundsman L. J. McGloin. Of the Eighth, Is
working for promotion, II reporting about a score
OF subordlnates every week will secure II. Last
week he had man up for insubordnation. McGloin
abused the ofcer on his post, and provoked him to
such an extent that he returned an impcrtlnont
swer. Yesterday the roundsmnn went before Com.
missioner Smith, and accused Ofncer August
Browning Of calling Mr.. Algeo, private watchman.
into store in Mercer street. the door OF which had
been found open. Tho ofncor merely called the man
In to show him light McGlon ordered the wntch-
man out. The latter refused to 60 until the oncer
who called him In should repeat the order Nc.
Glon put him out by force and arrested him. Willis
putting him out Mr. Ageo put his hand on hlz
shoulder, whereupon McGloin accused him OF as
sanh and battery but tho Captain refused 10 enter
tain the complaint. McGoin tried to fas.en drunk. /
enness on the watclrman. who retortel by saying
that the reverse the case, and that the rounds
man was under the influence. MIR. Algeo produced
exceloDt testimonials from influential merchants in
the ward proving his good character as q trust
worthy, honest, and sober man.
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Tln Rall and Rnf.

The National Association Of Junior Base Ball
Players met last night at the Empire Rooms, Jersey
City, and adopted rules to govern their play. Dele
gates were present from New York, Brooklyn, Troy,
Jersey City, Boston, and Philadelphia clubs, and
Manhattan Island for the play OF New York city
and suburban clubs. The Association consists of
young men under age. Wm. ii Kelly, Jr.. Is the
President.
The futile and Bailey Club, OF Brooklyn, was de-
clared to be the champion Club for the present to
whom the silver prize was awarded and agaiast
whom the other Clubs must contend
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BROOKIYY.

Judge Woodruff will hear cases oa appeal in the
u. g. Courts next month.
The Kings County Medical Society celebrated ftz
yseyenth anniversary last night at the Packer In
stttute.
The Amity Junior b. B c. Of Brooklyn Yesterday
defeated the Atlantic Junior II, H. e. OF Gowuhus, IN
Carroll Park, by 81 20 7.
The body of Cornelius McKni ht who was killed
hy the explosion the tugh)Lt william Wright, OF
Iorgan Point some days sncc. was found Iushod
deT the cylinder OF the vessel Yesterday.
The idea OF removing tie Navy Yard from Brook
yn has brcn abandoned As the woI ikhops consid-
cred the best the country. Already $4,000 90 have
cen offered the Government for the grounds and water
al
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SPANISH LIES ABOUT CUBA.
Decentralization Of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
tachmcnts eurrcnderine- Bands
Wandering through tho Country-Gen.
Agramentc throws up his Command.
HAVANA, April 27.-The Captain General tele-

graphs the following css:
Tho troops at Npiasa killed thirty insurgents,
including two Americans. detachment at Couna
destroyed apowder mill. 'klilod seven insurgents,
and captured Prefect Be,nucourt. Tie column un-
derbaudrick has brought In 13O prisoners.
rebel detachment from Cuevatas has .surren-
dered Will wagon train nnd stores. The rebels
are thoroughly disorEanizei and wandering about
in scattered bands without leaders. The latter
roaming along thc coasts. seeking 90 escape from
the island. The rebel Gen. Agramonto las thrown
up ia command
A young uan PANIED Cistcllanas presented n
forged check nj the Spanish Bank to-d1v. The
frgud was discovered, ana the torEcr. whilo at.
tempting to escape. shot NJ Sehor Rizo Nice-Presi
dent Of tho bank. but missed, the bullet entering
the roof. He is now in custody.
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Mr.. Samuel Newbcrger, proprietor Of tho
Publietst, German newspaper OF this city, brought
a charge OF libel yesterday afternoon against Mr..
Joan O. Michois, the proprietor OF Die Lanterns in
the Yorkville Police Court. The libellous article
appeared IN DE Ldnterne on the 9th inst and 40
cused Newberger Of running away with 1871 009
forms, belonging TO a banking house in Munich,
Germany. with which he was Connected some wears
ago The accused waived an examination, and was
held In ~ 200 bail to appear At the Court ofSessions
James H. Paine, OF 80 Maiden lane, becoming his
bondsman.
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VASHIHGTON GOSSIP.

Tc--, and the TuriG constituted yesterdays Con.
gressional topics.
Washington il intensely excited over the ap.
preaching local election.
Gov. Bullock's private expenses are being looked
INTO BY the 5 senate Judiciary Committee.
Secretary Boutwell, proposes the establishment OF
a Mint Bureau IN the Treasury Department
Commissioner Wells was IN conference vita the
President ycstnrday on the subject OF the tAriir
Mr. W. H. West, Chief Clork OF the Treasury De-
pariment will retire that position the hIst o. May
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Greece under the Whip and Spur-A Change
of Ministry The BriRands 60 be sap
prassad.

AruESs. April 27.-The Greek Government ex-
pressed itself determined to do every thing In its
power to suppress the curse Of brgandage through
out the peninsula As preliminary the resignation
Of Santas, the Minister OF War, has been demanded
and received. and his successor will be charged 20
spare no effort TO rid Greece or the outlaws The
Government hns accepted the tender OF assistance
on the part Of the proiecoSte. Yalyorita has ten
porarily accepted the portfolio OF War.
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neaurssard DeoIIne. 20 Surrender.

New 0RLEANs, April q. The jackson Railroad
contest continues. Toe McCoDb party are gaining
grouad. The parties controlling tue stock Of the
Louisiana, Mississippi, and New Orleans roads coa
ieseei, sHd ELECTED Board OF DIectors with ii. S.
MeOOmb, President
President Beauresard and the old Board refuse to
surrender ana have been enioned by the Eighth Dis
tTct Court from hindoring tLo hccumb rarty from
administering and directing the Affairs OF the Com
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LOSSES BR FIRE.
burning Of the New York Watch Compnny's
Factory,

SPRINGYIBLD, Mass, April 27.-The large fac
tory OF the New York Watch Company, on Orleans
street In this city caught Ore this afternoon from
defective fue, and. with all ts delicate and valuable
machinery, was completely DESTROYED. Ono hun
dred hands were thrown out OF employment. The
loss Is S2000OO. The insurance amounts to $4,000
and Is divied as follows; $1,000 each In the North
British and Mercantile, OF London; Hartford, Etna,
and Phoenix. OF Hartford; Home. of New YORK
Washington. OF Providence, and Fire and Marine,
OF Springfield: and t5 900 each In the Continental
Norwich.
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Mayor O'Halps Base Treatment Of the Ger
man Democracy.

large meeting of German Democrats was
had last night in 6O9 Second avenue, when Com
mirtee was appointed 10 draw up protest and de-
nuncation of Mayor Halls pase neglect In ignoring
the German element In his late appointments. Five
delegates were appointed to the General Committee
which meets next Friday eYeaing,
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AnnunI Mrcrinr of rhr BreohIyn Yacht club.

The snnHal meeting OF the Brooklyn Yacht
Club was held ut the Club room last evening. The
Troasurer's report showed deficiency OF k19L
Commodore Kidd reported revised scale OF time
allowances based upon an allowance ofone and a
haif seconds per foot OF canvass for schooners.
three seconds for frstclAss sloops and i've seconds
for class sloops In r;ce occupying three
hours, aud graduated that IN a race OF six and
half hours no allowance would be given The report
adopted.
The officers elected were Commodore, George W
Kidd Vice Commodore DIR. Thomas Fry President,
Elwin Underiil Secretary, William 4. Ice; Treas
urer, Chauncey NJ. Felt.
of June when Invitation for yachts OF other clubs
to compete for special prize win be extended 10 III
yacht clubs.
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The First Case Of yellow Fever.

Yellow fever has made its appearance at Quar-
antine. The brig Lydia II. Cole. Capt. Jones' sr
rived yesterday of Quarantine, 10 days from ssnts
ago de Cuba. with n cnrgo Of sugar. She had on
OF the latter one died on tho passage, OF yellow
fever. and another OF the men who was pr0stra cd
with the same sickness sent TO tire Quarantine
Hospital on West Bank yesterday, and the vesdd
was detained.
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Executive QniII Driving.

ALBAST, April 27-Gov Hoffman will hear
arguments on the Arcade Railway nnd Long Island
City Charter bills next Wednesday. lie has the
Senate bills before him. and will consider each ~,
their order lie is signing them rapidly and means
to got through In ten days.
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Nceroe. vo.lnn in Westehc.inr county.

Tho charter election held in norjchcsier on
Tuesday evening resulted in The choice OF the fol-
lowing village Officers For Pr''i lent, Jor,7h q.
Fowler: Trustee, Wilrcl T.. Plrly AMI Wlnm
RYAN Treasurer Edwin Horton: Co''rror, G iit'i1n
Wenkehbach. III teen cDlorcd persons cSssciJ5i
the elective franchise on the occasion,
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HAVANA, April 21.-According 10 the Spanish
reports three bat,aiions OF the Spanish forces at
tains yesterday Aftsr nine hours fighting the reyo
lutionists were defeated.
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The Bru,.er- in Connections.

NoRwALK, Conn, April 27.--Con siderable ex-
element was created today owing TO a rumcr that
the fight between Touhey and KerriRan takes place
tomorrow on Mystic Issnd, the scene OF the recent
Colyer and Edwards hght. An advance gard OF
roughr appeared At New London day.
II IL thotght By some people that the Mystic Island
announcement n blind, and that the nght takes
place elsewhere. The State officials are preparing
to suppress any disorte,ly proceeding. within this
Jurisdiction Mystic Island IL In the State OF New
York, though near the Connecticut shore.
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n.onpe from the New Jersey s,n,c Prison,

TRKEroN, N. j., April 27.-Andrew McGregor,
who was sentenced for ten years from EsseK coun-
IT, three Of which he had served, escaped from the
State Prison this afternoon nj O'Clock. lie was at
work In the new wing, and opened the iron dOO.,
communicating with the street, with psco oi wire,
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four named of those having the highest votes he
unanimously nominated; which was carried amid
applause.
EYpoRsiNa THE HONESTY or THE PARTY.
Mr.. Herman offered the following rosolutionsi
Jesoired. That while VIC deem II improper in purely
Judicial Convention TO PIT forth platform q political
eaTe s Se high son o The p.oce psy Ss.
been and a. 70 mainiain and uphold fearless And in;
true 70 the high oacos Of justice and that faithful 10
& Ne ST G NE sGsU a s 81 e S
the scyeres standard OF Igocl ntcErlty and purity,
highest Court srensthsr II bnlwark OF the Const
tuition. and OF the liberties Of citiEenS
The resolutions were adopted without dissent
CHOKING OFF A RURAL DEMOCRAT.
The Convention broke MP while Mr.. vaa Allon, Of
tons The Tammany leaders, who considered
themselves the custodians OF the Democratic party
insisted upon an adjournment before Van Allen sue
ceeded in having his resolutions read. Mr.. Torpedo
Fields was the person VINO gagged him by making .
motion 10 adjourn sine die, which was carried.
THAT ruR TICKET rs sTnoSo ONE
there can be no doubt but II IL quite evident that
the object OF the rammany leaders in terminating
wSy in the next dubcrnatoria Senatorial, and Pres.
many, was the only man whom Holman might fear.
When placed upon the Court OF Appeals bench, he
is politically out OF the way. Hohmsn has clear
road before him now, so far at least as any Demo-
cratic opponent In this state u concerned. The
game has been shrewdly played.
BIO JUDGE CONNOLLY ABOUT TO WALK 10 NEW roRx.
Messrs. Sweeny, Tweed q Co. return TO New
York tonight perfectly satisfied with their success.
Big Judge Connolly hns not yet made up his mind
whether he will walk back TO New York or ride.
SHn REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
A large crowd Of Republicans have arrived by the
evening trains to attend the Republican Convention
tomorrow. Rue Andrews, Tom Murphy, Augustus
Depcw, Mscchisvelh Hustled, ben Field, and other
leaders, arranging the prei minare is proba-
bic th.t either Judge Mason or VIM NJ Evarts win
judges Hunt. Hogeboom, and Robertson OF West
chester, are mentioned. Nothing definite has been
decided upon. The Republicans arc In stew OF ex.
citement, and tse botels thronecd with i'm.
mcnse crowd Great conndsnce Of beating the
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The Hon. Richard Il. Connolly Rcappointcd
Comptroller.

Mayor UIIalI yesterday disposed OF The IIoa.
Matthew T. Brennan by roappointing the Hon.
years. MIR. Connolly appeared and TOOK the oath Of
onice. The Hon. Matt. Brennan will he appeased by
the Tammnny nomination fov Ehorif Nr. Con-
molly was warmly congratulated during the day by .
host OF friends.
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motion was made by Gen Thaycr that the hrst
four named of those having the highest votes he
unanimously nominated; which was carried amid
applause.
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cord to the Kings county delesation that much. Mr..
hueefi OF Onondega, named Homer A. Nelson. A
letter was read from Mr.. Nelson declining nomina-
ton. Mr.. Q'Gorman spoke in behalf OF the nomina-
tion OF Mr.. Hapalio OF New York.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate the
four candidates for Associates. Martin Grover OF
Allegany, William y. Allen of Oswego, Charles A.
Rapallo OF New York, Rufus W. Peolham OF Al
bany, wers nominated. The vote stood rs follows:
Allen. Martin ,,..."......
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A colored woman, named Hannah
Meyer. was drowned in Cooper River.
on Sunday last. The body was only re.
covered on Thursday, off Fort Johnson.
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