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The saua dron for the Es.,.

In day or two the frisste Colorado Can,
George II. Cooper flying the nag Of Roar Admir,l
John Rodgers, will be ready for se', and will b. "A
on her long cruIae, fret going to the compass. buor
in the Lower Bay. to adjust her compesses. Oh.
will probably run into Hampton Roads before her
FINAL departure, rs newly invented gun. carrar. Of
Mr.. Blossoms Is TO be tested. The Alaska Com.
mander Blake. Is finishing her nnal preparo,,o,,
aud will he ready 10 sail A. soon n. the Coloyaar
zets or She goes to the East Indies under Nj
alone.
The Beni"ia capt Nicholson. 1. al-esdy en- ron,s
and II Ia likely tlat the Navy Department will orde,
to the Asatc squadron one or two moro corvetes
A. there IL likely TO lie some lively work In thai
quarter OF the globe before the year Is out.
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Mrs. BernStein's Divorce.

The Superior Court has duly ordered Ire,
Counsellor Joannes be substtutcd and with
eonsenO In the place and stead OF the former alto.
ncy and counsel Of Mrs. Louisa Bernstein, in her
divorce in the above Court. The lady has also
retained the Count Jcnnncs in all matters In vAkh
her interests are concerned In law and equity; and
his FIRST move upon the legal CHEESE board Is 70 NJ
open the divorce field, fight uoon the merits ani
then claim victory upon tho ground OF non uri,.
diction.
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The Hack Mana R.ahta

An eloquent lecture was delivered last nigh,
BY Miss Anna Watson, young and promising col.
ored woman, in the African Methodist Hpiseov.l
Chapel. Sullivan street. subjeci-"Are We united,-
Miss Watson was born in tie State OF New Yort
and educated in Hudson City She has .urrortsd
herself since her fourteenth year. The Hon nones
Greeley has for some time been her patron.
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The aid # Congress is invoked to prevent
future squabbles over the title TO original plays.
authors, or legal proprietor or propretors OF any
form Of dramatic composition, designed and suit
able for public performance or representation
only, and not for publication, and not heretofore
published, performed, or represented, being q
citizen Of the United Statea his or their execu.
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If the Government Of this city were given
exclusively to thieves, pickpockets, hghwaymen,
States prison convicts, and roughS Of every
class, would the taxpayers be robbed as much ns
the Ring has robbed them annually for the list
ten yearsY II ia scarcely possible.
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Why should any man monopolize half a
dozen good onicess Are there not competent
Democrats enough in the city TO furnish All
honest public servant for every place that re-
quires TO be- fllcdS Why then shouldn't the
new charter psoyidc that no man shall have more
than one ofccf will BIs Sax answer these
Questiousf
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tors, administrators. or a.sgns, shall have the
sole right Of acting, performing, or representing
them, or causing them to be acted, performed, or
represented on any stage or in any public place,
for the term Of ten years from and after the re-
coidiug Of the title page in the Clerks Office Of
the District Court Of the United States Of the
district wherein the author or proprietor shrll
reside. Such record must be made before any
public performance Of such dramatic compost.
tiou. Nioletors Of the privilege no secured arc to
be liable for damages, and also to Gne ind inn.
pIi-onment.
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Tie disreputable Time is now used by all
sorts of disrepu,able parties CorulS used i, in
the gold conspiracy, and the fammany Ring use
it now. very silly double loaded article,
tending to provoke a iiot. in its leading columns
On Monday, was written by ABRAHAM O'IALL,
and published by poor old Mr.. JosEs, the
nominal editor, to help Me Ring against the
Young Democracy. What would Mr. RAruoSp
have said could he have supposed tha, his paper
would ever be thus prustitutcdp
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The Democracy In this city is TO I've recon.
structcd. II Is time. A great part which onn-
not hold public meeting without the per
mission Of JAnEs Is. NicuoLsos. A. OHNi-
CHARLES q. CoRsrtr, Perm H. SwEENr, and
Isaac Bril-, needs reconstruction very badly.
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Aqgr,gats dotiy circulation ha toeeh,
b5J $50. 1rOdqe ddiy circuidti0n dUr.
ing ne Ucek, o2,b5s. Ddiiy acreage dur
ing NE precious rcrh, ending Ndrct 10,
OIL $50.
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What is the Object Of the Ring in Their
new chnrterf To prevent any change, if posi-.
bic If not, 10 keep themselves in power. Not
satisfied with the millions they have got already.
they want to rob the people OF more millions.
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The sllicst Ica vet put forth by the dis
reputable Tina was 10 call out the military on
Monday evening The dsreputable Times sinks
lower and lower every day. When CoRnIN wrote
its leading articles there was point in them but
now that 0'IlALL aud JONES combine their genius,
IL ia ridiculous
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The Pcrycrsion of JM.iIce.

The case Of the Hon. John Lcary, indicted for
swindling Herman A. Block, friendless emlgrsn,,
was again called in the Court OF General Sessions
Yesterday, and again postponed The pii,o,er N
out bail. while the poor victim Is iucarceraed 10
the House of Detention.
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Hitherto TWEED and SwTENY have not
pnssed for towards but Oh Monday night they
showed themselves pollroons Of the poorest sort
In this country the politicians who dare not face
their own constituents had better retire from
business
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The regular edition of THE Sun yes
tcrdOy was exactly 00,25O copies Lot the
dying World and the dsreputable TINES take
note Of tho fact 1t will cheer up their spirits.
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A noo,blncn Interviews Mayor Tnall.

~ Have your boots shined, boss asked q
sAU9 little bootblack Of Mayor olIall, yesterday.
emo, my honey, not to-day" replied the am!lbe
Mayor, stroking his green crnyat
why not y retorted the lad, I'm like rDE srS
shines for all"
30 Alb rham yielded. and "put his foot In H."
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE Hy I'm,
SUNS RLPORTERs
The Newest Thing In street HnIlro.n
Strcei tnrn MIIhnni n Trnn- "s-

rue ntwe-' lh'hS ~ street Hniiroa dins-
street 'nr" without n TrHc,,
In the State Seiate yesterday Mr.. parke, O..
troduced bill providing thn John T. Min, !,
New YORK city bc empowered TO sub.titu,. a.,
adort. employ. md Use rail cars as daily rnoao !,
Conveyance to b. used In the trausporti,Ion !,
passengers In said city, and to operate and NO ~.
same in lieu Of stase' over the main route and N.
streets and avenues OF the Bull's Heal OF Cry.,,,
Palace stage live and wherever the sail Niu, ma,
holds the right TO run stages. He may con.,s.
branch lines on Fory-second street from p US.
avenue to the Hud'nn River; on Canal tsnps
Boz cry TO Hudson River, and from Crathsw st,Sa
IN IlogerV 'N' 'Heet
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The Ring now say that there shall be no
work shall be paid from the city treasury
Good Good The Ring then admit that they
have been paying men who have done nothing and
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rHF HOME or THE BIBTEs.
Report Of the tisier Direcior--f38 Baties
AireRdy Hcceivcd-Both the Cnlored Ia
bits Dead-A Lille Nnif Ind Out tor

Report Of the tisier Direcior--f3S Baties
AireRdy Received Beth the tolored Ia
bits Dead-A Little Nnif Lnid Out tor
Burial.
The parors Of The Founding Hospital were
rore crowded than evcr yesterday by beauty and
fashion on charitable deeds latent over hundred
ladies' were pre- ert, and the great pNcs q ba'y
linen brough, In and distributed, gave evidence OF
their caIbcstEss in supporting tie institution aud
Of their ia uS,iy. quito an amoult OF morcy
that had tccu donated WIS biso TO be seen On tie
utle In mont q the isdy Precedent
ans IMPORT OF iRK SISTER DIRECTORS
slowed that AS babies have up to the present time
teen taken into the Asyium. 1lir,y.Hy, were :ouad
IN tie bn-i, IN tive NcsliOue dulirg the past week.
Last saturday ten were brought In. Some Of tho
new arrivals ute evidently hut few days or even
rothtrS rc'uir Icing Transferred to the care 81 the
s-t"'s ass tnrn sadly 81 ur-', and cry r'"ou>ly al
day Ions.
DEAD many
was YESTERDAY 10 he for toe fr-i time on W.
Niug Day IT, sale NHNen ccIpse will It's 'uus
folded over IT, hrv1si mi hNjir; tcrquoi ~
Snowdrop- lay in the j. Tie d. pensary or The second
floor. J. Vas neatly but pH,aiy dressed In long
I by sack OF NArsoOk muslin. II was touching
,ht Puth ufthc coorcd bah. - jesd much 10 the
ic.ret OF the Sia'crs and the Socict". The Found-
1 Aid toC,ety bids fair t. be one OF tie mos cl-
-icUts or .auizationa ~ la.ics IN our city. IL IL
composed Of Indies from III sections and OF ali ma
vi pcycr Possesses heart touched by the suderings
OF those li,'lc waits Of Lumabiiy tie fourtliuEs,
AID 0Io willing to contribute their MEANS ine, and
iniucuee 10 their relief, are gladly welcomed
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Do the socalled Snchems Of the Tammany
Society own the Democratic party Of this city
Do the ofiiccholdcrs own the peoples II would
Gem 60
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Most Of the bills passed in the Assembly at
Albany this ses sion have been grecnback-.
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NIGH CHURCH oRGANIsr FLoGGBD.
Dasbiua Young English Advcnturer Pub
licly Cowhided in the Streets Of Newark
for Scandal-He Takes the Benefit Of n Six
uours' Notice TO Lcave the City.


for Scandal-He Takes the Benefit Of Six
Hours Notice TO Leave the City.
A rich scene was witnessed by many persons In
Newark on Sunday afternoon lost, the details Of
which have just come to light II that short
time ago the :" House Of Prayer" High Church Eps-
copallan on Broad street, near the Morris and Rs
sex Railroad depot, employed recent importation
from England. gay and dashins kind OF chnp, ns
organist His music was perfect, and his attention
to female members ofthe flock most marked.
All went along nicely, the church being perfectly
delighted with their selection, until few days past
when rumors were softly whispered that tile young
man was not all that he should be.
The mvorite organist Qiis name IL J. W. Smith)
was discovered TO be indebted TO such humble per.
sens as the washerwoman and the shoemaker, and
too confding fiiends. His weakness, however, was
Sian dering the good names OF the young women OF
his church.
On Sunday his scandal came TO the knowledge OF
the fnther OF one Of the young whose charac-
ter had been assailed, o Mr.. George W. Coolbaugh,
residing at Of Eighth avenue. q high-toned man OF
much muscular development, who procured a heavy
cowhide and proceeded In quest OF Smith. He
caught the young man, and proceeded TO give him
severe castigaton.
After Hogeing him to his satisfaction Mr.. Cool
or he would give him another and severer whipping
Shortly after this another indignant and outraged
father met the unfortunate Smith and gave him
second hogging, Smith begging In the most piteous
tones for mercy. He finally escaped and has not
since been seen In Newark.
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BROOKL YN.

Ia consequence OF the continued illness of Mayor
Kabnesch, the new Police Board transacted no busl.
ness yesterday.
The Democratic Convention for the nomination II
two candidates for City Judges will meet on Monday
evening next.
Charles Fisher, Fourteenth Ward politician, was
nned IS yesterday by justice VOORHEES, for teoniously
assaulting james Mandcr.
The caissop for the foundntion Of the tower Of tho
East River bridge on the Brooklyn side was nuAted
ing,
John Tierney was convicted in the Court OF Ses-
sons yesterday Of running faro bank in th street.
near south Thrd street. WIamsburgh. Sentence de-
ferred.
Sheriff Walter has requested the Supervisors to
have some apartments In the upper part OF the Jail ntted
up Tor the accommodation OF witnesses who are held
IN criminal cases.
Yesterday afternoon two laboreEs who were eI.
eavattng at Eleventh street and Broadway. wiap ps.
burgh, were severely injured by the In OF EN-.
bAnkment John q kecfe tanned fracture OF both
iegs aud James finL was internally Injured.
There Ia pond OF stagnant water at the terminus
OF the sewer on the county larm In Fla1ush. and to
get rid OF II the residents u the town want the sewer
extended TO high water mark, Tho subject has bees
referred 10 committee oi thA Hoard Of suDervAorA
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JOHN FOX IN HARNESS.
A Young Democrat who Knows NO Fear
A Stunuer Mt the Republican TIA mms N
Rins-Plain Trafhs freA an Hsnsss Ma..

n
A stunuer ut the Republican :Tamn,sny
Rins-Plain Trains freA an Hsnsss Ma..
A meeting Of the Young Democracy Of the
First Ward was held In 90 Greenwich street last
night. Mr.. J. A. Sullivan presided. Gen. Frank
Spinola spoke strongly against Tammany and Its
late doings In retaining Republicans In the Comms.
sions, and declared that when the Democrats Of this
city voted last fall It was not their intention to en-
courage such trucking TO an adverse party.
The Hon. John Fox reviewed the couree purs ued
by the Tweed party from last Dccember's election
Of delegates to TammHny Hall General Committee,
and gave account OF how the Frear charter was
prepared BY p. b. sweeDys henchman," deyiatiDg
to show what the democrats have done to secure
selfgovernment Tho speaker continued In very
bitter tone against those who proposed to turn out
the Boards OF Aldermen elected as they lad been By
q unanimous vute, and skctched the efforts made by
himself and others ut Albany to oppose the charter:
The Democrats OF Tammapy have truckled and
bought up tue Republicans, and such Democrats rs
would receive blood money.
Journals saying that the Germans OF the First Ward
meant TO fight the Irish In his opinion man was
. man In spite Of bis nationality. With regard TO
the present charter he asked "Where had solitary
1--WE are coming close to a nght," said he; "this
night two weeks the ballots will all pe deposited.
We have something else TO do than vote. Ali they
want, say the Tweedites. Is the police and the
vassers.
The police will break your headssf you act against
the and the csuvassers will take care OF your bal
lots II you vote against Tammany They are
towards and fear the people. My advice Is, go 10
the poli at the close and your votes honored A
man who would dare to disfranchise me would
certainly attempt TO take Ills life Organize and
consult among Yourselves snd do not let yourselves
followed, after which resolutions In accordance with
tie spirit OF tile meeting were adopted,
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. Selwyn has not withdrawn from the manage.
ment Of selwyns Theatre Boston.
It Is reported that Marat Halstead md Washing.
inglon Mclean have gone TO Cenada TO light duel.
II Ia said that the Hon John Morrissey Is about TO
resign has seat in Congress account Of III health.
Senator Revols addressed q large audience in
Springfield lust night " The Tendency OF the Age "
his nrSt speech In New England
Among the passengers per steamship City OF Ant
werD from Liverpool. were the Reys 4. Roberts. j.
ounn,f. Kiernan,J Reale W. Kearnand 4. j. Morgan.
In the case Of Alexander Thompson (colored), who
waa excluded from OF the cars OF the Baltimore
city Passenger Railway Company OCTOBER last, and
who sued the Company tor e. 500 damages Judge Giles
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
decision in favor OF the plaintiff.
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4 NINE OF STOLEN DIAMONDS
The Custom House Thieves in new Enter.
prise-Col. whitley Going TO the Bottom
Of the Frauds.

The Custom House Thieves In n new Enter.
prise-Col. whitley Going TO the Bottom
of the Frauds.
The official pets Of the GOOD Old Man" are
again In trouble. 30 long as they confined them.
selves TO mere smuggling operations, thoy managed
10 secure impunity from arrest and punishment (;
but they have recently become receivers Of stolen
goods, and are therefore to be compelled to dis
gorge the property. The facts which bear out this
charge were communicated yesterday to . Sun re-
porter. II appears that on the sth OF April last
man named John Williams arrived In q European
steamer at this port and landed at Hoboken The
Custom House ofhcers appointed TO search the YES
sci and examine tho passengers went on board and
proceeded with their task. They went Into the
room Of williams In the cabin and examined his
trunks; but they found nothing. Al length they
examined him, when they discovered, to their sur.
prise and Qualification,
snUGGLED DIAMONDS WORTH FiFrEEy THOUSAND
DOLLARS
IN LIS pocket: They looked eagerly at the gems
they were brillianb Of the first water-and they
ssnsd % bin to aecoaht for their possession; but he
ertsrvd a the csstoua House. nor had duty been
paid upon them, and be quietly surrendered the
and they
LET HIN co.
Williams struck q bee line from the steamer to
matter mp to Monday last The seizure was reported
at the Custom House to Mr.. Grinnei and the neces-
preparations made to sell the brilants for
the Joint benefit Of the Government and the Good
Old Man" But man proposes &C. The ubiquitous
COL WHITLEY HEARD OF THR AYFAIR,
and he sent his sharpest detectives TO hunt up Will
liams After q search OF several days they found
the diamond smugGler. who subsequently proved 10
be thief, In Newark, and they arrested him. Mean
time the Colonel was advised ffom Europe OF the
fact that he was known by the alias Of Richard
Sweet, and that ho regarded by the police OF
London and Paris as a notorious burglar. He sent
telegram to the Preect Of Police In Paris and re-
eeiyed reply that the diamonds had been
STOLEN From MADAME Ds uARrE,
OF No. 23 Rue Chateau d'Eau, Paris, By q servant.
aided as alleged, by Williams, and that a large
amount OF other property had been taken nom the
house. IL appeared further that Williams had
cheated his pals out Of their share OF the plunder
and run on with II to New York. He was accom-.
panied BY beautiful French girl In her teens who
was found with him in his new boarding house in
Newark. On searching wiliams's trunks, Col.
Whitley found
SIXTY rHoUsAsp TRASSs IN STOLEN BONDS
neatly packed Ia = corner, and the securities were
taken, u 10 presumed, from Madame do Harte's
house. Williams was tskep before United States
Commissioner yesterday In Newark, and held in de-
fault Of -, 900 bail lie win probably be eItradted
10 ew days, and GrinnsIs pets will be obliged to
give up the gems to the Prefect OF Police Of Paris as
they are now known to have been stolen.
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NEW JERSEY.

ark.
The Common Council OF Hoboken have reelected
Capt. Donovan Chief Oi Police,
Mr. John COyle was elected Chief Engineer Of the
Jersey City Fire Department last evening.
Mr.. g. A. Wortenduke was elected yesterday
President OF the Midland Railroad Company.
The Jersey City Board Of Water Commissioners
organized last evening by the election OF Mr. George
Mclaughlin as President.
Chsres Coyermans bakery on Jefferson street
andPalslde Union Hill. was burned yesterday
Lots 5000 No Insurance.
The New Jersey, Hudson and Delaware. the New
Jorsey Western aud the Sussex Valley Railroad Com.
panicS have been consolidated under the title OF the
Now jersey Midland Railway Company.
In 4 sudden Of OF penuriousness the Paterson
Common Conhcl have Discontinued the pittance Of S3
per week TO the family Of Patrick Brophy poor ma
who killed some years ago while In discharge Of
Lls duty n Q brave nrelnan
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE NEW PARK MANAGERS.
RADICAL CHANGES IN THE RULxs
OF GOVERNMEAT

| Music All the Yenr Roupd-sowe,L,.
Done for the CITY Hall p.rL tn. -
oaniya,,or ar IL. ~ n r VI
NJ s-. ~ "" '.rA Co"missaos-
ers-mr. sweeny's New Presidency.
Yesterday at noon, Messrs Peter r. Sveenv
y,d,o Iro,xr tru,o. r.o.u.. :, r,.,,- ys
no",' "i'on' inom"s " Fieius' ana hnorov
H. Green, the new Commissioners OF the Depart
mont of Pnb,,c p,,Ls mai ,o or,,,tzo in N. -.
:, a., -. -, ~ y s " Wv ''0.
OF the oio central Park Commission, ut Cedar snd
Nassau streets. Mr. Sweeny was attired in yelyce
cio,I .na ,,o,.,.oo, a., IL. -, ..-- :.
u ""'.o"', anu hSh'-ooioreu uousers
hsbiopable cut He was ss usual modest and
reserved. Judge Hilton and the Hon Thomas a.
p,.,,-. " '"' HV"' A"V""s -
o'u9 SUI !" 'he lower end OF the table, engaged u
aWarm discussion concerning the feasibility OF con-
structIng a tunnel under the Ce,t,.i porL ,.r.
Andrew IT oroon ,,,,o -. a. 49,. ,,.
A.. ,I',. " "'oo" "''o upto 'his time mas occs
tne dictator OF everything pertaining to the Ceptrr
Park, stood leaning aoainst Tho wtnJouv .rd 49,
ms, ons A.. - -. - V"' a'u o,o's
~" ~ anu .no" 'urheu 10 contemplate the thoughtfm
attitude OF the gigantic Peter. The handsome Georxs
M. Van Mort. who has heen cIort n, ,ho oi, No.
.,,.r rooo,,,, t,.,' w o'o' " s''e ''u "osi".
a'oI reVcNinS INSTRUCTIONS from Mr.. Swccny, called
the Board TO order. Torpedo Fields was on his own
motion elected temporarv oh.irn., Tho po.rS
,h. s..,., .,s. NV .'1ae
aen pfooeeueu 10 'o'e Ior PRESIDENT. and curiousb
Mr.. Sweeny was elected. Mr. Van North was ~.
elected CIerk md A,dr.w II or.o, ,r.. -.....,..
% oc.o,o,o =. T..as,a. ..,,, 49, WY, 49, "s ,eeuu''ee
would be ready to oust him, which probably vould
be at the next meeting Messrs Hilton and Fjej0s
were appointed a COMMITTEES 10 prepare by.laws
ployees The President and Messrs Fields and H,Ito.
were appointed an Executive COMMITTEES with power
TO execute and carry Into enact ali tbo ordas .ni
directions of the Board AMI control and msnags ~
affairs, A resolution rolatiye 10 making annol,t.
ments was referred 10 the Committees on Bypfews
to whom the once seekera NAV anniy ~ - ""
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The Fight Over the Delegates 20 tReN4s
tional Typogra phical Union.

The election for delegates to this body took
place az Grosss Gardens. in William street. yester-
day. The following were the rival tickets:
Joseph X. Thornton, William stirk
David Kels, William white.
Alfred Burton, William McGTath,
John Vincent. Tnos. J. Hyatt
In addition TO these one Independent ticket, bear
ing the names OF George W. Basseu and John It.
Cummings, was run. All the veteran typos turned
out In force. Fory-eight kegs OF lager were sold In
the building before the polls were closed or these
the priners OF tho Tribune headed by Horace Gree.
Icy, are said TO have drank 2 the typos Of the Her
aid 8, those OF the TINES 8, the Horld O. the Tels-
gram T. and The Sun 1.
Al O'Clock this morning Mike Walsh A Co were
busy counting the votes IL requires a clear major
ity for an election The indications that there
was no election and that the polls would be reopened
today This result, II is thought, will drive some OF
the proof readers Of the daily papers to suicide.