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TILE 1EUrONS ARoUsED.
No Gcrnan In milford TO Let his House 10 an
Iri-hman-The Germans 10 Vote solid
with he Rp,uhIicons.

No Icrnan In nhiord TO Lot his House 10
Iri-hman-The Germans 20 Vote solid
with the Republicans.
The solid Germans Of the Seventeenth Ward
called upon Senator Crcamrr Yesterday morning,
and told him fatty that the Germans OF that War3
had forever done with Democracy both Tlmmany
and arti.1ammany They saii mat their man, Fran
els EurAs. had again been counted cut though u
was IA matter OF common know ledge that McKiever,
the Ta'nmany man. had fallen behind his ticket by
thousands OF votes. They complained OF repeated.
ly being sacrificed TO Iruhmen, and sconed at tho
notion tlat Carjoza Jcachimsen, or Emanuel B.
Hart, Of the Tammany General Committee, repre-
sentci the German element. or were entitled 10
ONCE on account Of the German vote.
The Ge mans asserst that these men are jews,
whOee votes were not one-tifth OF the German vote,
and ct thoY got The fut Ohics= pretcnce OF re-
varding the Germans for their fupport Of tao
Democi acy, whereas they were alien TO the German
sentiment, aGn to their religion. aud alien to their
wishes - OnlcshOidors (; and nLaV, they gave him
to understand, Hs the representative OF the Young
Democracy or the anti-Tummany party, thst they
would yote sold for the liepablcln party in tho
m even II that party closed evury lager beer saloon
In the city.
Aitsrwsrd, delegation went up to the jackson
Club Lexington avenue 10 mention the same
resolution 20 James q 'Bren. Throughout the Ward
there are excited meetings OF angry Teutons, aud
this second coon inV out OF Euring may leiOto
complete cdange ut tae German vote.
The landlords Of ousss have addressed the men,
ana have promisi d. amid loud acclamatons TO lea
no room 10 lrlshmen, whom they nickname
making a war Of races with them, and utterly e'-
clnding them from PARTICIPATION In the city govern.
ment, and they VIII meet them In the same spirit
The G are wars and rumors OF wars and whisper
inc of vigilance comnliNe ~. and merry young TeutoHs
are talking Of saying Of Brntus tnat the men WHO
are too big to he rearhed by the law can be reached
a time by dagger.
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Waterman employed at Simpsons, and to give .
signal for the operator TO cease his work. Further,
the noise OF the memhers Of the lodges going mp and
down stalrs would deaden any sounds from the
working tools, and tho burglars could therefore
work during those houis without felr Of discovery
Everything had beot vel considered to secure sue
Gees. Before seven n would not be safe TO work as
some Of the employees a. the pawDsbop might have
been DELAYED aud atoi zen, WREN tile lodges were
out, the premises would have boon too quiet. and
the wa,cbman might have detected the noise.
Tnv worEfNG TOOLS
consisted Of dark lantern, large sized jimmy" or
small orowbsr,a re pered Chi el, bit and brace
to bore through wood Few hes, and khotted rope
for lowering the men iBto the hole. These, with
tho wooden braces for the DOORS patent lock fixed
to the hall door o the 'front.' room, and the furni-
ture, were all that the officers found.
OF all this the occIualta OF the pawn shop had no
intimatiop. A few small pieces Of Line wash were
seen one or two mornings on the floor OF tue vault
but as there wns nfole to TIE roof OF the vault
4 / was supposed that some Of the limevork had
loosened and tumbed through that orihce. (Tbis
airhole, II WAS subsequently found tho burglars
covered with board wlle at work, for fear that
any OF the loosened cenent might fall into the vault
and thus betray tho.J Beyond this, which excited
no suspicion, the pswnbrokers were totally una
ware that burglars were at work In their promiree.
A Il was very publicly known In the Tenth Ward
yesterday morning that an attempt had been made
to get into Simpsons strong vault, and had been
defeated there IL but little doubt that the burglars
have fed 10 place 81 saioty.
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Caring bieWIfe,, Tbront.

The trial Of Charles Schultz, for attempting to
murdcr As wife by cutting her throat, was con
;.u's' 10 the Hudson county Court Of General ses-
f,ua' Yesterday. he Hon. Norman Rowe, tie
prsuncrr counsel conJen ied hat his client was IN
sane; that Tie llG treatment he had received from
e hands Ol lls vale and daughters had caused tais
Insanity.
The pros''Itor N tho Pleas contended ithat in
tu'h cases Ir plea of insanity was "playcd out "
The act o. tie Jr-u.er Was premedtated he nav
a.. htFfed Inn ol " ,ts commission with liquor.
"udre Randolph, l charging the Jury, observed
Al tue eNidenco. Disclosed 10 the horror OF the
u g heart.
l.e Jury, alter brief consultation, returned q
2srdirl Gi sinIls assault
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWS.

Music in Central Park to-day
Hannah Hunt dici suddenly yci,rrlV At -
Seventh st.
Mr.. Henry Cews, treasurer Of the fund for -uhcr.
ers by the Richmond disaster has received tJGSl
number Of co 'Onists SAL In the Ne wbern steamer
this afternoon ior the Hyde farA setllvuent IL NogtL
Carolina.
The Fiitecrth Ward William Tweed Association
are about 70 give public @Atertalrment to william
NJ Tweed. ESQ
What purporta to he an extract from a letter OF
Gen sherman's I" zen. Hancock IN yesterdays WOrld
Is pronounced :. forgery.
resrrent Of Hamilton street says that that
gre - not been visited by the contractor for
''o.,ing the streets once In the last three years
At the picture sale In Leeds gallery last night
Rothermas Republican Court" sold iOr $50, a pant
ing by Laeheninu brought fii5, and a lake scene by
Friebel, ESQ.
signor Romori's Chorus, engaged for the rro
posed performance of LElisir dArorr " on the gtth
Y deier the performance. " W.
Joseph basirf, q French machinist, tired Of loot
ing for work. crowned himself iu tho Hast River three
weeks ago He body was recovcrtd yesterday, a
@ ~ .Eed ~ {ears 9ad .eIeral younger cMaIeh'
The steamship Smidt from Bremen the shine r
g. scranton and CInosure from Liverpool. The barks
u L.. kputh, from Bristol Eng. aud Dauueh0fg nom
Bordeaux and the brig Moses Rogers. non RIO Ian.
elro, arrived last evening,
As the Staten Island ferryboat NortLfcId was
n collision with the Providence pro rller Netis and
had hOle stove In her port side Tie damage 10 the
Mets was not asceitained.
The Erie Railroad Company stole a march on the
New YORK Central, yebeiday and arranged with the
heehawken stock Yard Company to run daily line
of propellers from Wselawken to lall River at 4. NJ
eIa charge for cattle the Central and Controlling
" AllAnnaar stock uAaAanrtAlon-
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SPARKS rRoM InE rELEGRAPn.

The French transport Euregpu /, overdue at Saa
francisco, my days IRON Tahiti
The Indian rai on the lue Cfthe Kansas Pac0o
Railway seems to be ended
Pete Short, bTakemar on the Erie Railroad wa
over and kihed near deposit, on Ihur'iny night
Nj T. Susiskv, the late deaufug CW lrclsur't
of st. LOus, has been committed ~ default ol tDJP
bail.
On Thursday nicht Io's" Co1l,'iu m omploy',
the Erie hallway tcN into t blt. tphl Sitte 'hi
NAs drowned
Mrs Schwalhen-toiker and Gaughtrr were throwi
from WAGON IN II luuls ON Ihnr'dii lh1 lnt lAlIti
instantly knlrd
M mr .nar'"s .n'"s q Anl~u- clerk IN the Chathlm
"'"- .... cl'y ana u resident Of PoughAeer -ie Ia
mystcr.ously dlsaIp'nrcd,
Newell Bro "u. or Fast Hamilton, Conn o. vc'r
Of age han Ged himself to annie tree short dstauc
nom his fathers house On Thursday.
The municipal aut critics OF 81 Louis have suat
the gas cuUplny ~ compel them 10 soil the gas wof -
10 the city, asproyided by the terms Of a contract
An armed guard ordered by Governor Chamber.
Me.
Tho race IN Lexington, Ky, between Am0er ans
Aierlld on Ihursday. mile meats was award a 10 Am
per, II 10 ruiuOTed that the I.Ier VI A'leIOid ~
The Diocesan Convention OF the Protestant Rps.
c"pal church m "a IdlCl ma have created a new
ui9cese' comprising the hye counue' around Ph a
dIpha,
Miss Eliza osworlh " West woolstoclt Conn
committed suicide on lhlrsiav afternoon BY lum9ins
down the well ~ her rtridcnCc, while temporarily lu'
sane, She was 50 years old
The 81. Louis Gas Company has sued the city iui
varunS sums for furnished the city during me ra
sS as S ya yos "sSrsssa+ e 3 % %sS .as T soanssos
hruls A.falLlAt liza $50 LonD-!lY,
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GRoUSD FLOOR DIAGRAM.



Room the burglars operated IN.
e. Front room, looking on Delancey street.
> Dark bedroom. contAinng nth
Hole IN party wall.
3. Passage way and pantry
ST,%' windows, with dark papcr shades
4, 4. DOOrs braced by burglar.
o. Door of dsrs bedroom, secured insnc.
20. DOot used as exit, secured with patent lock.
ii. Beosiead.
is, is. Freplace..
But the hole Lad to lead somewhere as 1t had been
cut through two party walls, and the natural infer
ence waa that 1t WAS intended TO be used a
trance into simpsons pawn shop, at Delaney street
and the Bowery. Descending the hole the officers
discovered vacant space beneath the staircase
the builders but whether or not this was known to
the burglars cannot be ascertained. In this space
the burglars had been ut work again. In the mason.
work which formed the flooring, hole about two
ment and plaster, II must have required deal Of
labor. This cement, when roTcdyed, WAS d.,nosited
In bags taken through &c hole- sI1 plaeed IN ths
bureau drawers T,.s hole was Immediately over
the strong vault or Simpsons pawn shop, and the
bricks OF that vault had been reached requiring
Ihat once secured, the thieves might have put their
bands upon
DIAMONDS, JEWELS, WATCHES
and money, 10 the oxtoDt of about million OF dol
lars All tney would have had TO do would be TO
empty the contents Of the drawers of the vault into
bags haul the bags through the hole above, and then
remove them from No Delancey street. This
coud have been done Ia a few hours, as all the
valuable articles are done uD In packages. PaWnshOps
usually close at about six o'clock and afteT every
thing is packed away, tho night watchmon generally
40 out to get their supper and perhaps remain away
until about nine or ten o'clock II is pBesumed that
the scOundrels who were engaged In this operation
had persons stationed 70 watch or tho rstnrn OF the
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Personal J.;TELLIGEyCE.

Mark Lepcn, editor Of Punch, is seriously IN.
L. a Dicey, lately editor of the London Nst1s, Is
abo,,, IN wait the United states,
Baron Liebig, Of Munich, whose condition re-
Gently caused much anxiety, Ia convaescent.
Mr. T. B. Shafer has resigned the ONCE OF speciaI
agent OF the United States Treasury Department.
Messrs owen Garvey and Michael Nicholson, Of
80 Pine street have been wIongfuly accused of beng
repeaters
TheRey Dr. Mcleod has been elected Moderator
by the General synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church OF North America In iession in Cincinnati.
Yesterday afternoon the clerks OF the Registry
Department NJ the Post ttlco gave Mr.. Walter Kelly
their late Supernteu nj valuable ring on his re-
iirementf on Office. Col John W. Wnsey dellV cred
the presentation speech.
II the proprietors Of hs Chrisfidn Union are wise
they will at once dismiss Mi, Cranond Kennedy from
thelr paper. His connect on with II las become motor
ous and ever since he was proved by Mr.. Bonner,
tue Ledger have been tuilty Of false and malignant
statements his known prtlcpation IN any journal 10
uecesAArllY Injurious 10 lE GhArAe. or
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nouns or LEISURE.

The Hirue Association will enjoy their annual
piolc tdr afternoon aud evening In Landmarks Hand.
ton Park,
MIS- Edith O'GormGn lc.tured last night In the
Cooper Destitute the horrors Of life. She
WHsTepoatedlY interrupted
The e. ess match between Can't. Mackenzie and
Mir L. Ierrln was begun lC,tH ay. The nIst game,
layed on evon terms resulted m draw Play 10 be
IC ulned to-day At2 l.. NJ
Mr Oliver DYER will lecture on "the Philosophy
Of salvation By Faith" in the Uaity Ch'nel, corner OF
18TH street aud Fourth avenue, Harlem, tomorrow
evening, al quarter to el- NJ O'Clock.
Last evening large and bril'ilut eomrlry as
scmbed n the Seventh Avenue Arsenal to wtees, the
closing drl OF the lwtlfh Regiment The regimen
mustered made q hansOme display IN their new iull
uiform,
the Hebrew Young LaNies' Sewing Society give
their second annual picnic In AID OF the poor, The
2Jth of next month. Among the Honorary Commit ee
We notice tue names of the apprecaiYe GeTsOn ~ Her.
man, the handsome Joe Koch, and the brilliant Abe
predlel for the Young ladies an un0QuYocal success
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!. Operating room IN No. DcIAaeoy street.
2 lIrty wan OF No.
3. Party wal OF os and s.
q, Holes In PARTY walls.
s stairway 10 the Lodge Rooms
q. Vacant space over vault.
Z. Hole nearly cut through to vault.
=. Strong yaut of simpson's pawn shop.
y. Door nom pawn shop u Nault.
The room inside was In chaotic disorder, end
planly vas not used as habltalion. The d,,ors to
the hallway and dark bedroom were firmly braced,
and small quantity OF loose uls lay on tue floor.
The search was continued, and In the wardrobe 10
the corner were found some loose bricks The
drawers and cupboard Of the pantry were iled with
bricks, and In the bureau OF tae front room twas
quantity of lime and plaster. Cbreessly thrown in
the corner or recess opposite tho hall door Of the
was bed or shas mi. tress. on moving
which the onicer found In the Wall hole about two
and half feet square,
HERE WAS rHE sEcasr
The respectable couple were burglars. boring
their way into the next house, and the mattress
had been thrown down In the corner to conceal the
hole from the eyes OF any poeping through the
key hole. The wooden brace was next removed
from the dark bedroom door The new sofa In the
front room had been cut up TO supply the means OF
deadening the sound OF an accidental falling brick
WI en- removed. The bricks taken from the hole In
tho wall were carefully slowed away in the pantry
and wardrobe. but the superabundanoe OF lime and
plaster In the bureau dr. iwers had got TO be ex.
explained. II need scrarcey be said that the Doctor
was astonshed at the discovery.
oRouED PInOR DIACRAu
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The Ninth Regiments Magnificent Recep-
zion.

On the 27th inst. the anniversary reception Of
Col. james Fisk, Jr.'s, renovated Ninth REGIMENT will
take place at the Academy of Music. The prepara
tions for this entertainment have been progressing
for some time. and the anlr will upquestiopably
eclipse anything OF the kind on record. The pro-
gramme Ia brilliant one Governor Holman and
staff Boss Tweed. Peter II. Sweeny, A. y. Baker,
and army and navy officers OF prominence viii grace
tie occasion with their presence. MAI Msretsek is
TO WELD his baton over i50 musicians. Delmonico
has received a carte 'lanehe and will prepare mag
niacent supper. The coming reception Ia the ab-
sorbing topic Of conversaon In fashionable circles
and most OF the tickets are already DISPOSED Of. The
Ninth, under the command of Col Flax, In In lair
way OF successfully competing With 'he Seventh Regi-
mani.
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NEW DE1L DEN.ISDED.

President Grant Importuned 10 Dismiss Ll,
Dead Men.
WASHINGTON, May 2o.-Ben Field, Gen. Jno
Cocar4ne. eI-suryeyor W. 4. Keenan,, and several
Others are here, and have informed Gen. Grant that
thousb New York seems to be hopeessIy lost TO the
Democracy, II he III at once make up an entire new
doI o. the Federal "a ronage in New York city aud
put il In the hands Of i've men, the state may be re-
deemed prior 10 the next ~ residential election but
iflcurow. tie Collectors ONCE 20 be run by dead
ma, VINO has demonstrated his imbectlity Ia ap'Tty
md Uncn point Of view II is useless 70 Try 10 Keep
49, % form Of an organization. Tue Pie"ldent sald
D., IA take Hctiun at once. Ho made no attempt
/. .i,. .rut l,riunpli.
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NEW JERSEY.

Thomas lIalloran was convicted OF murder In the
second decree. Yesterday, IN horrstown, for the XIII
ing OF his wife N NeWtOgn township.
John Nyland, OF Bergen, died in the Jersey CITY
Central Police Station very snddenly last evening He
was insane and had been taken into custody carly In
the evening.
During the thunderstorm which passed. over New
Jersey Yesterday morning Ian unknown killcd
hy nghnng near Bound Brook, The sprin,t iun
depot On the New Jersey nirdl Railroad, was baily
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WIN, is the Oath of the G. A. II.

Louis Chapman, letter carrier, MAS tried be-
fore Judge Benedict yesterday an indictment for
detaising letter cpntaning check for $500 belong
ing to Mrs. Ernestine Hoffman, and demanding t75
Tor It's delivery. Several witnesses testified to Chap
mans good character. and OF them sand that the
accused and himself we're members Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic. question by the District
Attorney whether members OF that organization
were not bound by certain secret oatbs to protect
one other was objected and Vas not ans cred.
The Jury found Chapman not guilty.
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The FlnnI Thefl. Of Ihe Dying AIdermen.

The Aldermen met yesterday, and in directing
the pavement OF a number Of uptown streets showed
preference for the NicOson and Ilamar pavement,
hotwiths ling tho protest OF property owners
The Corporation Counsel was assigned the job OF
publishing all the Corporation law cases, aud the
Clerk OF the Common Council was directed to pub
sh the an lent records Of the city OF New Amster-
dam. and those oi thu city OF New York prior to
1906 OOO Copes-for which the Metropolitan Print
ing Company may send in proposal. hurtin X.
Thompson was authorized TO run toleg flDh line
and erect poles from Wall street 10 f.ny-ninth
street.
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Lynch Law Threatened on Long Island.

On Thursday evening, in WhtcStone, considera-
u'e Indignation wls created hy brutal attack upon
q l.tlc girl The asssant was well known cits
zen Mr. ballard ana the little girl a nenill In his
ia uily For a long time Ballard has made periodical
attack. on the girl, whipping her locking her up,
aud knocking her lb0ut ON Thursday evening n
dun report was heard in the house OF Ballard, a.
though PISTOL had been discharged. The people
ru. ned In nn found TIE girl covered with blood nor
ly cJbtu.cl Il was ith difficulty that uie cOnsta-
bic rescued Ballard from the fury OF tie cll2 ,ns,
who Threatened "a lYnch him.
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cURIOsITIE rs or CRIME.

Elizabeth Chase has been sentenced to six year
In the Boston House OF Correction for kidnappinA
Nellie BurnS.
James Thompson, an alleged repeater" in the
Fourteenth District OF the Nineteenth Ward hclt
Tor trial yesterday by Justice BlxOy, Ia the Horkyll,
Court,
Walter Skif stabbed by J.. +. Cumes last Satur
day NIGHT, has made no Anie nOrtem dcpOsitiOn TIt
stll lies IN critical state, but hopes cnteI tained
hls recovery. skin was sober, hard working cartmsu
Briigct RYAN made n complaint before Jusiic,
Lcdwith, yesterday, chn gng upon cNIudge hsnt
field the paternity Of her child, Man,hcld had gives
her slOO ana had twice cent to the wOrkIouse
400 teal1f. fklu
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District Attorney Morris's Csntest with the
Brooklyn Ring.

The Committee Of the Board OF Supervisors
appointed to Investigate the charges Of Boss Nc
Laughlin OF tho Brooklyn Ring, against District
Attorney Morris, met yesterday afternoon and took
testimony. Mclaughlin alleged that Mr.. Morris had
drawn a por,ion Of the salary OF clerk employed
Ia his Office, and appropriated the same to his
own use. l'Ie defence Is Tat tie clerk employed
was entirely incompetent, and that the money drawn
was used m bringing criminals to justice. The Com
m,tee ~ report at the next meeting " the Board
This If but the beginning Of The night between Mr.
Morris aud tho corrupt, plundenus EaS Il Brook
Iva
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AImo-, n Miracle IN Billiards.

At Chris 0'Connor's, on Thursday evening,
Cyrile Dion and Mr.. Mckay had tilt at the french
carom game. Each game was one hundred points
no, and both were won by Mckay. The FIRST game
he won by sixteen points, bis best runs being
twenty three and twenty two while Diou's Ia! Eest
Was twenty. In the second gume Mckay walked
aWay from the professional beating him by seycu'y-
Ave points, and running out In i've inniugs, IN one
U which he made no less than siXly-tVO caroIns.
Has runs were as follows; o. II, G2 4, II.
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Thomas IL. Pratt, one oi the late GIn Of Gray
q Co.. bond forgors, now in custody OF superip-
tendent JourLaD. declines to answer any questions
unless he is beforehand assured that he shall he ad
nit ed as States evidence and fully protected from
any danger Of trial himself All stories vi inter.
views with him by reporters are false.
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wha, the workInsmon are DoIus.

The Workingmen's Union last evening adopted
resolutions advocating thc founding OF a small
penny workingman's newspaper, and calling upon
Mr. Hurlburt oil the new Post one building, Peter
Is SWeonv rnd WIN. NJ Tweed Of Public Parks
and Works, and COY. Holnan ~ !cspect The elgnt
hour law passed by Congress aud by the New York
Legislature, and signed by Gov. Holman.
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The Edwards Church and the Hunt Building in
NORTHAMPTON, mss, werc DESTROYED on Thurs lay
night hs loss about SO 90 Of which ~ 900 falls
upon the church, $500 Benjamin Norths heirs,
0ArerS OF the Hunt Building; $1,000 upon Il, j.
Fair, whose dry goods and fancy goods store was Ia
tne building and 5000 uDon Everett a. Iianmsn,
iobbers IN The upper story OF the same. The in
kuIance amounts tO An OO1
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THE POLICE MUD-rURTLE.
The steamer that Requires the Constant
Attention of u Crew to Keep her Aloat.

yesterday the Police steamer Metropolitan
figured in Court The Metropolitan, otherwise
styled "Mud-Turtle," was built In Buffalo at large
expanse for Tie Harbor Police Of this city. Her first
exploit in our harbor was to sink while they were
towing her 10. She aflerward recklessly ran into
every passing craft and then run aground on the
rocks at Hell Gate. The history OF the Metropolitan
10 n succession OF mishaps. Tie complaint yestsr.
day was made by Capt Todd, her commander,
against the pilot for allowing the metropolitan 10
run into the bark Excelsior. The pilot lWinters)
said, In defence, that ho could not CONTROLLER helm
that she "wabblod," that she was too wonderful q
cram for him 10 pilot
Judge Bosworth said that the Metropolitan must
be an excellent boat, for she hid met with mishaps
enough to shatteT any ordinary vessel lie referre
the complaint to the Board Of Adjudication.
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LONG ISLAND.

The city Of Bresau ia progressing.
A. n. Stewart will allow no cows to grace on
the Hempstcad Plans.
The Sheriff OF Opens county is beating" the
course propTietss for S5 Gay for himself and his
deputies.
Inc Long Island Railroad track j. soon to be ex.
tended along the north shOIv Tor the special accJmmo
dutipn OF spOTtsmVu,
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The Management, of the Public Parks.

At a meeting of the Department of Public
Parks yesterday resolutions were adopted appoint
ing George N. Van Mort Comptroller in the Depart
ment OF Public Parks; NJ. A. Kellogg, Engineerin-
Chief; J. Wrey Mould, Architect.in- Chief; b. Il.
Crane, Superintondent OF the Central Park Ignaz
Captain of the Central Park Police Messrr. Ohm.
sted and Naux, Cbiel Landscape Architects advisory
to the Board. resolution was adopted recu sniz-
ing the necessity Of parade ground for the uss oi
the First Division N. q. \. N. Y.