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BROOKLYN.

=, One thousand OF tho men discharged nom n
Navy Yard are to resume work on Wednesday.
Police Sergeant John Beatty was severely Ip,ur,
yesterday morning. by falling on the ice Covered pa
ment In Jay street, near rillary.
the residence of Mr.. Geo st. john 22s Nsyy street
Parls green. which abe had taken while temporafi
sane. f~''
Tie Kings county Grand jury yesterday prese, I'd
the Raymond street jail and the thieves and polt AM
nnd swili milk dealers. and paid high complme d
District Attorney Morrs.
The Common Council Commi ttee on Claim, md
!he Walisbont Improvement Commissioners will ego
ment OF additional land In the Wailabout.
The case OF John Touyes, who IL charged Siu
ieeding rs COWS on unhealthy food conclu % be-
lore justice Riley yesterday. and several wiuesso
were eTamncd Tor the defence, who testified % tn'
SUN sakc from the dlstiefes and fed to the nal
10 not unNholes0me Decision reserved
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THE NEW SPECIAL SESSIONS.

The Police Justices Meeting Yesterday
Dowiina ip Good Hsmer-AssiGnmcnts to
the Court OF Special Sessions.
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon the Board Of
Police Magistrates met In the Justices private room
In the Tombs The object was 70 complete the
necessary arrangements for conducting the Court Of
Special sessions the rest Of this year. Justice Dow.
ling WAS In excellent spirits. He had evidently re-
considered his determination not to meet his breth.
ren In .he Bosrd-doubtiess feeling deep interest
10 the election OF Clerk and tho assignment OF Jus
tices. He called the meeting to order. Mch,el
shandev, acting Secretary, called the roll. Justice
Sllandey was absent
For Clerk OF the Court, Justice Cor nominated
John Honghtalin Justice Hogan, John Sullivan /;
Justice McQuade, Peter Mcfliuniss; Justice Led.
with, 10. Lamb, and Justice Downing, Robert John.
ston, the present Clerk.
On the third ballot John HouShtalln received Eve
votes, when Justice Downing declared him the Clerk
elect
II was resolved that the Board meet on the second
Tuesday Of each month, al o'clock r. N.
Action upon the other appointments was deferred
until next
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LAEsT SPANISH TELEGRAMs.

Engagement on the Nuevita. Raiiroad-Ask-
tns Permission TO surrender-Gen. sa uta
Anna Sent 10 Nassau.
HAVANA, Feb. 2s.-A detachment Of one hun.
dred negro troops was attacked by six hundred In.
surgehs, the line OF the railroad between Puerto
Principe and Nuevitss few days ago. The lnsur.
gents were driven Oh with loss.
A great many people OF Puerto Principe are com.
Ing within the spanish lines. Several Of the most
prominent Insurgents Of the Puerto Principe region
ties to surrender TIE Captain General has consent
ed, and the insurgents win come TO Havana direct
Instead OF going TO Puerto Principe.
Gen santa Anna was sent 10 Nassau Yesterday on
board spanish war steamer.
In addition TO the party of Col Garcia 80 more In
Villas district.
The railroad from Nueyitas TO San Miguel. which
was torn up in man. places by the insurgents, is
DO Cuba, Palma, and SerrAno Is also reestablshed.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGEyCE.


A.fihsm o'Hall Is looking out for new m are's
IN, United States Assay Superintendent Is no
a''- ing.
,.e on Of Portugal, daughter OF Victor Eman.
q spencer, prominent member Of the Gin.
-a.. eos, has exhibited Indications OF insanity.
Patti has been presented with decors.
u o .fsnCs, "
o.. len! Grant has given the Metropolitan NJ. 4.
tet y Washington ~ toward the purchase of a
Nr-. Moulton, an American lady OF rare vocal at.
S5ir5s Sf The Prinesss &aihiides '''"0n ~ recent
The new Persian ambassador at Paris Is a Chris.
en namcd Nsiar This Z: ne nIst time that the Shah
In recent telegram the name OF the Italian Peni.
Roientlsry was spelled Cord HIS true name Ia Corti
Ite Italians OF America are delighted at his app oint
John Z. Deyelin, Esq., and other members OF the
souh Side club went TO Long Island yesterday TO be
si' Tor the nshing season. which legally opens to.
Dr. y. @. Holland, the well known literateur. has
'si qnsanlmonsly mani reelected President OF the United
OIL IN his Invention n 1893.
Thiers has been in poor health Of late. He has
isiGsr. the the SS 9 ps"iSs'issp Ssiss sits eRs
Ianges all round.
Mr.. Frederick Law olmsted, OF this city, lecture a
A. the Lowell Institute In Boston, last Friday evening
o. Public PARKS. No other man understands the su6
l'cts thoroughly,
Ihe beethoven haennerclor fancy dress ball In Ger
mania Assembly rooms last night was second only to
ETY. propose shortly to build hall for themselves.
II used to be said that Grant was the greatest
DrinkBt In the country but that, without doubt was
acainmny. IL ID now said that he lsthe greatest Dent.
is which, as the old song has IT, nobody can deny -
Tho Archduchess Sophia. mother OF the Austrian
Emperor i the head and ront Of the Catholic party in
Austria and the Holy Father has Just presented neT
with boz OF precious relics In reward for her Teg
zeal
The Cheyalier WykOf, one OF the emssaries OF
Louis Napoleon, IL the author OF the Bona
IN the Nem fo't Hstdb. and the TuieFes orpans are
flY enough TO umpet forth the ChcYaers ATtlc A.
the opinion VI the American people.
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=, CAPT Jacob W. llugg, a weil.known shlpmsster Of
Baltimore. died on Saturday, agcd69.
Leevre Jarrett, late President OF the B,ltimor,
yesterday, '' oU'"N
William Heath, q conductor on the Dedhsm
branch OF the Boston and Providence Railroad dis1
in ant OF apoplcxy on Saturday
Capt. John Gage died In Nashua, N. IT,, on SIM
day, aged 93 He had voted at every al eso
tion since WashinSton's second term.
Samuel L. Woodson, formerly OF Rchmon Va
died OF pneumonia, in Memphis, on Sunday lIJ t,u
well known throughout the South.
Cspi, Kenelon Robbins. q. s. A.. unassIgucf a. >
10 Jackson, Miss, Yesterday He was native oil .
tachusetts, aud graduate OF West Point.
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OBITU1R
The Funeral Of n Jewish Rs

The Rev. Mr.. Kramer. the =,
the Bnat Jeshurun congress 'o'msr resuer Q.
died Of diabetes on III. .ence OF severe Illness
sunday. CONTRARY " !" Incsday and was buried on
service which - 20 usual practice, the funeral
formed ia - -, peculiarly impressive WAS per-
reading .hc Temple on Thirty. {, urth street, the
sik %. -esk being sdorned with bows OF white
w. The side, and covered with n black Grape
=. The cnoir sang some sin ularly wild aud
melancholy psalms. and the whole ceremonial was
uncommon and pathetic. A funeral oration Wa
pronounced by the Rev. DR., Vdnvcr and at its con.
cluson the hearse and the long string OF atten
Carriages departed for Cypress hills Cemetery.
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TIE LATEST LABOR NEWS.

There was sioppsse of work on the part OF a.
miners at scranton, Yesterday,
The Brooklyn Ctgar Makers Union No g. i,s.
night donated 20 20 their brethren on strike In Cine,
natl. and elected officers. '
Justice Lynch, of Brooklyn. attended a meeting 4
mechanics and lsborefs held In Sullivan II n Init,
Az ana Marion srects last evening and explained then
upon appointed To dram law authorizing imnrison
men for debts due for labor TO be TO The Leg.
islAtuIo. - Wv w.
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NEW JERSEY.

William d. Basley, the Erie Railway Ststlon Agent
In Paterson, has eelgned.
Cornelius Reardon, Morris Canal wharf watch.
man has mysterlously disappeared from Jersey City.
Crosby, whose skull was fractured on Saturday
condition.
The Rev. r. Van Horn, OF tho pin;on Str,st
Newark. ~ H. Church. In his ter.,on nanday was ysry
severe on eeer'aTiakins ghIi.tans. Wv WY
The colored citizens OF Newark met last night 10
make arrangements for the celebration Of the rstnca
ilon Of the Fifteenth Amendment.
About 800 bodies have been removed from the old
bnrying ground on Hamburg place 10 the new Citv
Cemetery IN Wayerley The site Of the cemetery cos
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LOSSES By FIRE.

TIE Ave story brick building 30 and 81 Maiden
lane was damaged last evening to the extent OF about
$1,000.
John Fagnns dwelling. in the rear OF Il Clinton
Avenue, Brooklyn, was damaged by nre 70 the amour
6f ti0 yesterday, Insured.
The hon and steel warehouses owned by Taggart
a Co ana Blodgett White, on Fulton street, Boston
were burned on Sunday night.
The pr0pelsr New 'srsev which sailed from Bal
tm6's op sunday for Norfolk, was puIsSa to the
waters edge on sunday IN CHESAPEAKE bay, The crew
escaped. LosS to,OOO Insurance on one,half
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How an Honest Justice serves the Poii-
ticians.

The case Of Joseph Corn, who is charged with
having set nre to the premises No 8it Fourth
avenue, the night OF Feb. II, for the purpose OF
dcfrauding several insurance companies Of this
city, came up before Justice Coz, yesterday morn.
ing. Several witnesses testified that the stock Of
the store, which was insured for 5000. and was
had offered money 70 hush up the affair. Corn was
under 5000 bail. Several prominent politicians
had been 10 see Justice Cox with view, no doubt.
Of influencing his action, but IL seems that they
tackled the wrong justice. as he doubled the bail,
making Il $4,000 instead Of $4,000. which II had
Further examination in the case is set down Tor
next Friday, at 10 A. N.
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House Of Repre.entattxc,.

Mr.. PALMER (Rep., Iowa. presented preamble
and resolution nstructing the Committee on Bank
ing and Currency to report general law authorizing
the establishment OF national banks unrestricted In
aggregate number and aggregate circulation, based
on such an Issue OF United States bonds shall L.
duce the lowest possible reduction OF the rate OF In
terest.
HIGH OLD JOKE on THE DEMOCRACY.
Mr. SPHINX (Rep Dakota offered and the Houss
adopted resolution In favor OF such e. rf for revs.
nue. on 10 reign imports a. will incidentally protece
domestic manufactures and, without impairing the
revenue, impose the least burdens upon. and best
promote and encourage the great Industrial interests
OF the country. As the clerks were recording the
vote the tact became known, and caused mueh
that while the Democrats generally were voting
against the resolution, II had been copied rerbdtLl
from the National Democratic platform adopted In
New York In July, 1868. The nays were
fdvs-Messrs. Allison. Archsr B01s, Bird Booker
Boyd. Brooks (Mass), Burchard. Btiy. Cdiffn Cor.
tte1. Dctnson, Dor. FiukclnburG Gibson, Griswold.
Mo,0hi, Rdmbieton tMd) Hawkips Hay. Hay. Hefia.
KaySar', Nc or,nicT, GcS.;ly,u %angen. SiSiSas
nrth. Ib'if', PeddiHO. Rd9ic1y, RoJrs SchUnIdLsr.
hees, WlnaDs. aud Uood-tS
The following is the text OF the resolution:
Resolrsd, That the interests OF the country redurs
anoId Incidental protection to domestic manufacture
ana az VIII without inpairtng the revenue impose the
let burden upon and beet promote and the
great industrial interests OF the country.
THE cADgrSUP PEDDLERs GETTING OUT.
The Speaker presented the designations OF Mr. Col.
Carolina, who are understood to have been impii.
Gated In the disposine OF cadetshps.
The House discussed the revenue on yliskcy bus
without action adjourned.
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The inclement weather yesterday kept Mr..
Seward In his room nearly oil day. receiving visits
nom many OF his intimate friends, among whom
were Gen. Mcclellan, Judge Trueman Smith, Col.
Van Burep, DR.. J. X. Griscom, DR.. sher.
wood. DR.. Detmold. Gr,utz Won Renns,aer,
the Hon. August Belmont, @. J: do Ia Fiss.
Mrs. Sarah Watts, &C., &C. The ex-secretary was
In rood health and spirits and chatsd with bis usual
adsbiiy. The public civic reception Is set down for
Seward s to be the recipient of municipal banquet
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The New Newark Police,

The Police Commissioners appointed by the
the new Metropolitan Police bill, for Newark, met
Plckwel was confirmed as Chief OF Police, in the
place OF Major A. Judson Clark and takes charge OF
the Ohice this morning No other changes are to he
made until next week In the police force. II is said
that Commission Smaley has resigned
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TIL. Grrat GeuIlina NInlrh.

LoSDos, Feb. 2s.-Tho sculers' match for ESQ
q side between J. Heath. OF Greenwich. and w.
badler, oi P1tney, brother OF the eIchampIon OF
Tie Thames, took place at O'Clock this Afternoon
The race was over the course from Puiney to Mort.
lake distance OF nVs and quarter miles, and was
Towed against the stream. The match w. won h.
Sadler, who beat Heath easily "
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CURIOsITIEs or CRIME.

Last evening James Deyine, aged II, was stabbed
during nght at his residence iGS ChryStIo street bs
Michael Folster, OF 2ls East Fourth street. -
- Peter A. Scott, the onicer who allowed Christian
INehe me lorgct, TO escape ~ February isG9 his
ing. " '"'' w y"
p samuel lrlppall was held yesterday. Mt the
Iomhs, on the charge OF obtaining hy false prp0nrs
w from Charles j, Adams OF 81 Msrioa siIect haynI
sold horse AS sound which Is diseased.
Emil Eekert and Andrew Golppnor OF 80 Debs-
volto Stfcei Wilamsburgh, while going home al RhOul
~ O'Clock on Sunday night, were attacked ana rObbsd
by gang OF ruianp ll emseu street, near lToadSAy.
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4 PRuper's Last IIatb.

". va vsay sunday James Lsary, about IS years Of
"np IAd long been On inmate OF the Almshouse
il n, "l suicide by drowning lie was at work
u lo,n .ouse during the afternoon, and sudden.
ron, ,n ,h,ough We door, remarked that he was
iS.aa "ke bath. lie then started on : run
ht,r lnt fiver' Arriving on the margin OF the
a. Hlry !hrsw on his coat and shoes and deibsr.
h VA: ,'natl overheard. Before assistance arrived
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

John Kentworthy. OF Amsterdam. was killed In
Schenectady Yesterday morning. In attempting to get
on n train q cars.
Mr.. o II. Rlker OF Little Falls. ". Y, attempted
70 cross the Ere Railway track at the Broadway cross
ing IN la'etson YESTERDAY morning, while the mills
u usln VA we tnnnSeIng down but his horse was
block and halt, vhen The wagon tumbicd Itcher
aide OF the track, and Mr Rker stepped o. n at the
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Newest Feature. Of ,s. spanish Middle.

MADRID, Feb. 26.-1n the Cortes the debate Is
sii In progress on the proposition To indiot CArdi.
nal Garcia y Cuesta, Archbishop Of Santiago. A
substitute was introduced denying that the Cortes
had authority to proceed slAinst the Archbishop,
~ho IL member OF the Cortes, not because Of the
superiority OF the priesthood to the law but in con.
sequence OF tho inviolability of the Deputy. The
substitute was supported by the Republicans but
was defeated by vote OF 95 to 50.
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Tho Ring RoLbrr.' Great Nuisance.

The Aldermen received communication yes
terday from the Board Of Health, enclosing petit
tlon from residents and property owners on 10th
street. between Third and Sixth avenues, demand.
Ing the indictment as public nuisance OF the Fisk
concrete pavement.
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An,ou BurIips.m.,. R,..r.,

ST. PErERsnUReH, Feb. ss.-The funeral Of the
the Chinese Empire, took place on s.turdsy The
English; French, and American Ambsssadors act ed
as pail bearers. The remains arc 70 be sent 10
America. w
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Tho Prussian Count Ar-aisnsd.

me Elizabeth Count, ,rno professes to be a
Iv,aNIe o. QUO vcc., Bismarck, Prussian Premier
s6s-f 90 IN .ae Court House in Elizabeth yesterday
I1hlutude Of the fair sex hling the benches
re pl I'D not guilty. Two addlt9nsl WARRANT. were
served upQa bun yestord.: Charles Marsh charges
tnsl ~ Count has dehauded him of tl, Co., and
100 D. berhaus sings TO the tune Of g., 800.
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"|Ps for tho nIissIus .n..we,..

!. Lr,rso""0 "0Ps' are entertained ~ this city and
% ,nd ,D, W.' The nlssiug steamers City Of Bos
tt gnder" ,nof' O. coal ana 70 90 Iryini % make
das 'ad vas buzz ID Bremen Ds mis- in 1853. g. She She
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The Pi,sht Of th. Mep,,,r Lanes

Lopez retreatcd with about 800 Psraguayaus.
They we're overaken BY q body Of troops Of the
Argentine Republic and completely routed. Lopez,
However, made good his escape. He ieft behind
he held rs pri. 1ers and thew into the river great
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The TMelxa Tsmntafians.

The popular interest aud enthusiasm as to the
Twelve Temptations" nightly presented at the
Grand Opera House, seem 70 be on tho increase.
The audiences Oil every nook and OF the vast
edihoe and the performance 10 strenuousy applaud
cd. II looks as though the play would run in
definitely, and pour = food OF fortune upon the
lucky manager.
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Penisn Di.turba nc. In xv.,.-c.a

DUBLIN, Feb. 2s-The destruction Of propert'
was renewed with violence at Waterford on satlr-
day. The mob we're greatly excited and very vio-
lent. Ihe people were slarmed, and appealed TO the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BIZ THE
SUMS REPORTERS.
The Property Owners on First Avenue
Kicking Against n New Ring Robbery.

Kicking Against n New Ring Robbery.
large number Of property owners met yes
terday afternoon to protest against the pavement of
First avenue with the Robbins Excelsior pavement,
at the outrageous rate OF $3.50 per square yard The
meeting was called TO order By Mr.. George Rotter-
man, who stated the object, and suggested vigor-
ous agitation OF the subject. Remarks we're made
In English and German, and resolutions were read
declaring the new pavement unnecessary, as the
present pavement IL good enough II properly re-
paired, until there snail be proper sewerage along
the avsnue In which event the property holders pre-
fer Belsian pavement. A committee was appointed
to send a memorial 10 the Aldermen against the pro.
posed change.
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The young man who on Sunday saw two little
boys breaking through the ice on pond in Sixty.
fourth street and Lexington avenue, and, in attempt
ing to save them, was bimsef drowned, has been
recognized a. John Burr, Of 3O First avenue.
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WESICHESTER COUNrY.

Mr.. Thomson. OF Mount Vernon who was In.
Iured on Thursday morning last while attempting TO
get on train. died on Saturday.
The February term OF the Westchester County
Cont and Conrt OF Sessions was opened yesterday In
Bedford. The criminal calendar IL light,
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The Gold Gases Again.

The attachment granted on the 18th of Novem.
ber, 1852 against the property, sc, of W. f. Liver.
more Co, was yesterday vacated und set aside by
Judge James C. Spencer OF the Superior Court. All
the proceedings had under said attachment were set
aside. j. j. Marvin for defendauts
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PoRr-Au-PRSox, Feb. e.-Twelvs Of Salnaye's
supporters have been shot, in accordance with the
sen OF courts martial Fify.eizht others are in
confinement under sentence OF death three women
being among the number.
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The Commissioners for the Atlantic avenue i'm
provement having expended tIi9,Sss, the amount
allowed ~ law, the Board OF Assessors will make
the necessary assessments.
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Coed Mas Worried Out.
capt John Jo,rdAn bsa tesdrr~d hi. rcsigns
ton TO the Police Commissioner
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Breakers Ahead OF tn. Ea.t side Porlt,ci

large number OF liquor dealers doing bust
ness in the Fourth Sixth, Seventh Tenth, and other
Wards, have denounced the action OF tne State
Senate In relation to the unaito Excise law.
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A RINGS Tenacious Hold Of Its Sinrcurcs.
AT the meeting Of the Brooklyn Common Couu'
ell yesterday afternoon, Alderman Whiting offered q
resolution to abolish another sneeure once. that OF
Department. I've Democratic Aldermen, however,
referred the resolution to the Street Commissioner.
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TuE AssEHBLr.-Mr. Plunkers resolution In.
structing the Commerce Committee TO inquire what
legislation 10 necessary TO make the weehAwken Ferry
Company comply with the provisions OF their charter
The bills comforting additional powers surrogaiss,
and charterlnR the Manhattan Market COMPANY, were
passed to third eadng and the hill to confirm Henry
smith supervisor Of New York re-committed to
Committee n CitieH.
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paoPosALs ToR oLorHiNo.

'a H'.N NAVY DHPlRrHESf,l .
BURRAU OF PROyIaIoEs AID CIoTHING,
Bealsd proposals, iudoTssd "PIopossla for
CiothInE, " will be received Al this Bureau uunl
Yo'eioek, D, m, ou the 1lst daf OF IkHRUAkl,
ls7J for the Apppy Of the following articles, ViIi
1900 BATnslSy sheetiaE IToeks. ~.
1000 pains qanTas Duck TT0uasns -.
1000 1iuO Cloth Caps, g...rr ...- ~.
above. nSmsd AIiioles must De delivered atthJ y
Nav York navy yard, and The balance 70 be do.
iiyered la equal propoTtlons. at the Bostoh Gnd
Phliadsiphia aAVY yards.
The clothing must be delivered, one third with
InaIEty days, G9d The balance within ninety aaya
usual ia.psellSn. lna be sQuGf "a quality o. kS-
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TnE WAsHIN0ToN LITERARY AssocIA.
TIoN.-Thls association held Its regular
meeting last Saturday evening, In Its hall
In Columbian College Law building.
Although we cannot claim for this ascot
alton the novelty which has always charac
terlIed the woman's Fighters or the CON-
motion and speculation attending strikers
convention, we can with safety and sincerity
assert that II affords entertainment equally
as trace and raey." a.
The meeting which We had the pleasure
OF attending on Saturday evening entirely
obseured all the previous ones with Its inter
eSting literary exercises. or these exercises
We will merely mention an ably conducted
debate upon the question "Rs5olVs,l, That
the three learned professions do not present
the strongest inducements TO young men
making choice Of a life pursuit."
The dlsputants were MeSsrs. q. W. Roth
we'll, 8. 8. Stout, L. P. Freund, O. Z. Fraser,
and d. X. Holston upon the Affirmative, aud
by Messrs, w. N. Tlrlott, @. II. Williams,
N. 8. Hopkins, and NJ. T. Moses upon the
negative.
Amer recountlng the arguments submitted,
Mr.. ]. Z. NJ. Bowen (preslding) awarded
the decision 10 the Affirmative. Although
much else Of Interest took place, much more
was crowded out by the lengthy debate.
The association adjourned until Febru-
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