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sPARKS FROM THE EELEoRtrH.

The Hudson River Is opcu from Albany
The Cincinnati EHqhfrer aud VIC Hroaicle are 10
be consolidated,
a commission Is investigating al Nashville Irauds
against coorcd soldiers.
Martin Mcclure, the wife murderer hanged him.
SELF IN the Hartford jail on Ihur,day Dicht.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company have erect
ed hospital ~ sacramento at n cost OF 90 RDg
Miss Mary Whittlc, aged IL, of Saleln Mas
drowned hersolfi In pond on Thursday evening
The Mutual Base Ball Club vanquishcd NJ p,cked
niue at New Orleans yesterday by score OF ~ tui5
Disthling storekeepers are required TO be Oh duty
~ all tnes, whether the dslileiy is iunnng or not.
The first ten miles OF the Fremont Rikhorn and
Missouri Valley Railway. was completed yesterday.
Labor Reform Clubs have been formed in HsmD
sead Rochester, Great Falls New salem, and Danyiile
The Goyernment does not apprehend any trouble
Bay
The State Department has uttered no prociams.
ton.
james Bcvins, who is accused Of brug accessory
TO tls recent murder OF patrcH oBrcn in Hartford.
hns hed
"Frst " Is a misprnt for Free!st" in President
Grants message IN the ernieucc; The United Ststes
IS the nrst ci all nations"
The pleasure yacht Nellie, ow ned ny Col Madison
Baker, OF Brookyn, cut through aud SUNK by the
ice, near Crunielbo, on the Hudson, on Inursday.
The settlers who have been warned to yacate tho
lands inside the military rc'ervaOG OF FORT WhYpls
have sppea ed to the authorizes 20 rcsctnd the order.
The Hon. Foster BlOdgelt chairman OF the Geor-
ga state CentrAi Committee OF tho tpion kepuhcaa
party has called meeting OF the Gomnhller
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THE CONTUMLCIOUS POLICE.


Maristrnte's Order Disrcga rded- Tho
Property Clerk aud Justice iIornn-A
Judicial Opinion OF Police Proceedings.
A heavy war-cloud hovered about the brows
OF Justice Hogan yesterday, at the reception OF
remarkable message from the rohcc Property Clerk.
On Thursday case OF burglary was adjudica,ed at
the Tombs, at the conclusion Of which Wplter A.
Allen was committed for breaking into s. Pine
street AMI stealing 's2,5O0 worth of ac. belonging
TO G. W. Twomey, OF 50 Bcckman street As no
other person than Twomcy claimed the stolen prop.
crty, Justice Hogan ordered Detective Tiley TO de.
liver the same to Twomey, and take HE receipt
therefor But Instead the files to the Police
Central Once, and placed ia the hands OF Mr.. Bouck
the Property Clerk Yesterday Detective Tiilcy ap-
piled to Justice Hogan for a written order for the
transfer OF the goods and said Mr. Bouck insisted
that his Honor must give the order before be would
surrender the goods.
Justice Hogan said that things had come 10
pretty pass, when understrappers at Police Head.
quarters could dictate the Police Justices and say
that they must" do this or that. Therefore he
should refuse to grant such an order. Mr.. Twomcy
replied that files arc perisbable articles. Improperly
stored, and. therefore, he desired TO get THIN back
Justice Hogan remarked that IL Mr.. Twomey had
been thief or gambler, against whom no conyc.
tion could be effected. the property would have been
surrendered promptly, and without an order, but
being an honest merchant. he had been put TO this
th.t 10 Mr.. Bouck, and also rccommcn led Mr..
Twomcy to sue ths Property Clerk for all damages
that Nigh. result to is pro- ery While in the clerks
hands.
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FIRST BLOOD IN HsENAN's SALOON.
The Politicians and Other Thieves aud
Gnmcsters Drinking Outkbc Dyipa Year
-kuockdown over n Chine Of Casino
Com. Fit txneruld Araiuss NJ y. Heeuup.

A short time ago Jack Ford's liquor saloon on
Twenty .6fth street and Broadway was burned. With
characteristic enterprise he Immediately set about
opening another on the corner opposite. THIS saloon
is not entirely finished, yet business Is transacted
therein just the same, and yesterday will be mem.
orablc in Its annals the date OF its first row. II
happened in this wise Al about o'clock last even
ing q large crowd OF thieves, gamblers and poti-
clans was assembled In the bsrroom to take part
Ing glass in honor Of the dying year Among
them were Larry O'Brien. Alderman elect in
the Twentieth Ward, and brother Of the Sheriff;
Dowlng, who arrested q short time ago for
stealing, aud several others OF that ilk. The Hon.
John G. Heenan was playing "Casino' at side.
table against Con. Fitzgerald, and beyond much
loud talk and many profane vocifcrations. every
thing merry Suddenly dispute arose between
the card players which quickl, eliminated In Fiz-
gerald wildly jumping up, and Planting his dexter
digit the Hon John's frontspicce. Heenan,
without relaxing his hold on the cards which he
held his right hand, in his scat and shot out
his famous "left duke" twice on Cons right eye,
swelling II to enormous size, and keeling him ovtr
on the floor. Heenan then dropped the cards, and
was about to spring forward TO administer further
punishment but the crowd interposed and pinned
him against the wall, until Fitzgerald had time to
gather himself up and dart out OF the door and up
Broadway,
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Jo1TINGS ABOUr TOUy.

Only 1859 10 was stolen by tue Common Council
a. It's hnul meeting yesterday,
Three card monte sharpers are operating e1tcn
siyely or the Hudson River railroad -
Mm. Murray. 81 Rose street, has published an ex
cellent portrait OF the late Mr.. stanton.
George Eranei, Train repeats his Suppressed
lecture IN Tamnany Hall tomorrow evening.
Father Hyacinthe's lecture In the Academy of Mn.
SIC ne'ted the French Benevolent Society o. 1850
The Young Men Christian Association of the
sso9n'ry have started handsome ?ipsge monthly. Mr.
A grotesque target compsny, with a calcium light
ade nn nshs deons last e,enisg aud crossed to Hobo.
Michael shaughnessy, died yesterday mornlnr
having been iatally injured few alys ago in attempt
ing TO STOP runaway team on Sixteenth street.
Jose Garcia and Panalia Poras were arrested
yesterday, on charge OF Offering for sale one thous
and cigars, which wtre neither pachsd stamped, nor
branded. ' "
Latan George Clark, mate Of The American
Shields YESTERDAY on charge OF cruelty Roocrt Wat
son, one OF his seaman,
Reads oyster saloon at SIS Hudson stleSt. and d With
out any p1yocstion hess him severely about the head
Thomas shugrue and Patrick Hurley had row
1' i Baxter sress and shpge struck ar
cutting his head in several plases,
pr. N. H. Henry has established here quarterly
al gor sypahSSrapy and peTma5Iogy Intend
learned, accurate, and valuable
Pirs! Assistant EnGineer Joseph l.. Perley. was
yesterday unanimously elected Chlaf Engineer of te
Fire Department wee Klngsand resigned District
Engaeer Charles Il. hackey was MADE First Assistant
Il Agents OF Cespede. are expected here soon with
letters of marque to be used by darng spirits here m
the Interest o1cuba. The yacht ANA which sailed for
Cuba Few days ago, took out number of native
Cubano. '
Wash. Harrington, the ex convict and fictitious
Deputy sheriff who was arrested for frsuduently OBJ
tanning subscriptions to relief list was tenporarIly
committed yesterday by Justice Hogan. The DEPUTY
Pennsylvania, "
At m eetlns OF the pastors OF Harlem on wednes.
dsy IN Dr Nandel Mes study, It was agreed 10 hold
union meetings for PRAYER aud conference luring the
coming week-eycry aiternoon from four to We clock
Inc hfs thee meetings will be held In the Gew Chapei
street sud he lnt iIreo In t,e pa,as',a .uh
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CURIOSITIES OF CRIME.
The Police Compouudiug Fcionies.

Yesterday afternoon Sarnh Mckee, otherwise
Sarah Brown, and Mary Ross, Otherwise Frcnchy,
we're arrested prar Broadway and Houston street,
by an oflccr OF tht Broadway t.---. .s-.ns .as
pocket OF an aged woman from the country. They
were taken to the Police Central Once and arraigneI
before an Inspector, who, rccosuizing Sarah, ad
dressed her thus:
Haven't l seen you lcfore :"
YES" she replied, ~ was in here the other day
aOcr warrant"
"oh, yes I remember" said the INSPECTOR.
just step inside here for a moment, please"
He and Sarah thercupon retired into a private
room, caylgs the Officer, the yictimzed old lady,
and Fienehy 10 wait outside. After considerable
time they came forth, and the Inspector stepped up
TO the old lady and told her that sarah willing
to square IL with her for 5000" lie advised her
to aCccp, the money and have further trouble. as
she had no evidence which would hold good in court
that the woman hnd stolen her wallet.
The old lady. who was a stranger from the State
agreed and was paid the 500, and tho pickpocke,s
were let loose upon the community
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BROOKLYN.

Judge rat viii opeh Court Of Oyer and Tcrmlass
aud Clcuil on Monday,
Tho "watch meetings" were numcrously attend.
cd III the various Methods, churches last night
The pension agent will begin The payment Of nayy
pensions en- Monday. 10 the hall over the Post once
Tne Clty Hall and County Court Rouse onicials
also decline TO be mobbed b, New Years Day caiien.
The Union newspaper has been purchased by Nc
Henry I, bowen, who VIII take possession Monday
The New York and Brooklyn Conservatory OF
Music announces Ls second concert In Conservatory
Hall, BrcoLl!n on Tuesday evening JAM.
George B. Llncoln. ESQ.,, President Of the Board
of Health who resides at o. Second place, has bees
made the recipient OF fine, large portrait OF himself
The Assessors WIN slow tax exemptions to the &C.
tive and exempt memO srs OF the National Guard Ths
exemption for Infantry 500, AMI FOR cavalry sad Al,
tlllery $1,000.
The Brooklyn Prospect Park We'll Is the largest in
the world: II has the capacity 10 furnish one nilos
GALLONS day, The oner wall IL my ieet Iu diameter
two feet thick, and hfiy four feet h ~.
MIR; Isaac Van Ander. proprietor Of the Fdg,e pub.
llshcd card In that journal yesterday announcing IL,
sale TO certain leading Democrats and carti,l,i. N
Brooklyn, Who take charge on Monday,
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DIAMONDS AND BIyO UIRY.
A Magnificent Present to the Hon. James
Mona CHAR, Ex-President of the Board 81
Assistant Aide rmen.

A Magnificent Prc-cnt to the Hon. james
Nom CHAR, Ex-Presidcnt Of the Board 81
Assistant Aldermen.
Yesterday at precisely 1859, the Board Of As
sstant Aldermen adjourned sine de The Hon Mr..
Gibney then placed himself in the scat OF ex-Prcsi-
dent Monaghan, and presented linn with msguin-
cent d amond stud, the largest ever purchased out
OF the contingency fund II cost 800 aud " -
cnvironed by a dlagrecd ring OF twenty-five carat
gold The Hon Mr.. Gibney, in presenting IL.
hoped the distinguished recipient would keep II for
ever as memento or hs connection with his fel-
low members, and ferventy prayed that he might
live long to wear it. Mr.. Monaghan, who was really
surprised, looked at the diamond in evident aston
ishment and admiration.
May ye live long to wear It," shonted one Of the
Aldermen.
Nj. Monaghan looked at The horde or politicians
surrounding him for fully a minute. Then he sent
down to Captain Grier for squad OF Police, anc
after parabing OF an elegant collation. spread by tho
Hon. George W. Roomc, was escorted home in
safety.
Another presentation was that of costly set OF
siiverware to Mr.. Conan, the President ot inc
Board OF Aldermen.
The otochis OF the surroeates onice presented
WIN. b. Aiken, the chief clerk, a substantial testi.
monial OF their regard.
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ANOTHER COAL NINE FIRE.
Marrow Escape from n second Avenda!e-
Indignation OF tho Miners-Chimneys,
watchmen, and Alarm Bells Demanded

Marrow Escape from n Second Avenda!e-
Indignation OF tho Miners-Chimneys,
watchmen, and Alarm Bells Demanded
The Miners on strike.
PLYEourB, Pa, Dec. 8l.-There was nearly
repetition Of the Avoudae horror at this place yes
terdsy. At about 1o:a 80 A. NJ the breaker OF the
Nottingham mine, Of the southern end OF the town,
was discovered 70 be on Gro. There were nfy-nve
men In the mine st the time. which Is one Of the
man traps. like tho Avondale-one with but one out
lct-yet, notwithstanding this. notice was given
to the men below that the building above was on
Gre.
Fortunately, Il was discovered soon ofler II broke
out and, With great excrtivn was not only prevent
ed from spreading through the mine, but was ex-
unguished, the men below remaining all
ths while In Ignorance Of their danger. The
are was the result Of gross eareleesness o,
the part Of the Comrany working IL.
Al noon, some OF the men came up TO dinner, and
although every exerton was made TO keep the Gre
from their knowledge, the fsct leaked ont and they
became aware for the FIRST time OF the terrible fate
they had escaped. When they went down again
they informed the rest OF the men 10 the mine, and
they OF once got together and held an In
dignstion meeting and resolved at once 10 20 up
out Of the mine. When they got up they assembled
tho rest OF the men belonging to the mine-ln all
about seventy .dve-and held another meeting, re-
solving that they would not again 20 down into the
mine until therc was built brick chimncys for the
stovcspipes. wstchmsn placed in the building night
and day, and bell at the bottom OF the shaft 80
that they should have eignal when there was
danger at the surface.
Since that time the mine has not been worked,
and the men still remain firm. The proprietors,
Messrs Thomas Brodcrick & Co., not b. ing able to
get any to supply the places OF their old hands,
have yielded to their demands 60 far as the two
chimneys are concerned. and their construction has
been begun; but they think one watcbmsn In the
night Ia sufficient and decline to place any there
In the day time. The men will insist the two
watchmen and also on the alarm bell.
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rLAsHEs FROM rHE OCEAN cIBLEs.

II is feared that NJ Olivier may be unable to fora
new French Ministry.
Victor Emanuel has refused his conscn, 10 the
csndidature of the Duke OF Genoa.
No French or English mails have been received
at Madrid for ious days, oil roads being blocked by
snow.
"Historicus," the London TSmes correspondent.
assais the despatch OF Secretary Fish the Asbss
question.
In his late frman to the Khediye OF Egypt, tue
Sultan of Turkey claims the right OF having all imporu
aud duttcs levied IN his name.
The French Cable Company emphatically deny the
truth OF the assertion contained In President 0rans
ssssss, s,slss e s 70 a'
The London Weekly Erd,insr says that when the
nature of he American struggle was under stood, Eng
land restored her sympahics 10 the North. and that
Ieciamaton now, based on earlier wrongs, are sinpy
unduy yludictiye,
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OBITU.fR

Stephen DGb5,, President of the National Hud
son River Bank 0f Hudson. n Y, died yesterday mora
ins, aged slxiyslx.
VIM. j. Rank, Preeldcnt OF the Bink OF West
Charleston, w. Va, died very suddeliy on Thursday
evening OF heart disease.
Judge John Oney, CouHty Judge of Greene conn
", and nephew OF the Hon. T. Olney, the author and
on Thursday night. :"
Omcer Lyman Crofut, many years attached to e.
sex Market Police Court, called ~ the Police Central
once ur hs pay yesterday, and whle waiting Tor Il in
The the Inspectors Once dropped dead. He was born ln
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Gin Ben,iuu . Brcppr,, Child.

The sympathies Of the multitude passing by
the Sun ONCE last evening, were strongly excited by
domestic scene in the street. A drunken woman
was brutal beating her child, little blue eyed girl
OF Ave with beautiful features and the look of an
angel. Blow followed blow upon her face and body
aud lyid blotches soon appeared on her checks The
little thing lived at 81 Baxter street. Her name is
Ellen Mcguire. She had been required by her moth
er to beg through the day, and had not obtained a
sunicicnt sum. Both were taken to the Oak Street
Police Station, and rrom there sent home in charge
OF an Qffcof '>rv-~ 80.
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100 Gold Watch ami Chain nd 81 900
Check Tor Juniice ShandIrY.

The citizens Of the Seventh, Eleventh. and
Thirtcenth Wards met By dcputation at 167 Henry
street last evening to present testimonial to Jus
tice STANDBY. Among the company were Marshal
Tooker, the Hon. John j. Blair the Hon A. Miller,
Sheriff RYAN, and large number ~ the residents
OF the district. Senator Tweed delivered the pre-.
sentation speech and eulogizcd Justice Shandley's
course as Ponce Magistrate. He then gave the
Justice handsome gold hunting watch. chain. lock.
vt, ana case worth $1,000 and check for II 600
Justice shandey replied that during tho six years of
his magistracy this WAS the 1rst tune that he had
will and kindness. o."
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The Thieves of the Police.

One by one the thieves who draw salaries from
our model Metropolitan Police Commission are fall.
ing under the SrN light Tie latest addition 10 the
infamous list II a patrolman OF the Fourteenth We
hayc indubitabe proof that the onccr Is thief and
was bountyjumper during the war that he jump.
ed the bounty both in New Hampshire and in
klmra, In this State and that he was an intimate
associate OF Jack Hayes, tie notorious bounty.
Jumper OF the Fourth Ward. His appointment az a
policeman in October last was effected BY Assistant
Alder man O'Brlen, OF the Fourteenth Ward
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The Perils oil the Rail.

On Thursday night as express train No. 9, Erie
Railway, was standing at Paterson station a man
got ON board, entered the drawing room coach, and
coolly picked up an ovcrcoat and vaise belonging
TO John Arndt, OF New York. a passenger, and
walked out OF the cur with the property the train
moved on. Arndt eat In stateroom adjoining and
saw the thief as he disappeared, hui did not sus.
peet that he was making oil with his property.
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How the Old Year Died In the Auor.

The annual ball given by the proprieiors Of
the As!or House to the employee of the establish
mem wa, enjoyed last night. Ever since the hotel
was opened the custom has been rigdly observed ON
New Years eve. The bali last night was emphatic.
ally merry one. All the employees of the hotel mar
cipaled. and most Of the boardcrs 10 ned in ihe
dance. The setson family was OUT in iul force. and
the dancing was supervised by Major A. McC Stet.
SON assisted by Messrs. George f. Alexander. An
Guslus Gatchcll, p: Whaicn, 4. McGoldrick, aud
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The Kings county Democratic General Com.
mi,tcc met last evening. Jas. b. Craig (sldney Web.
strr's partneD presiding. A committee of II was
appointed to 20 to Albany and press the claims of
the Hon, John C. Jacobs for the Speakership In op
position to Tammeny. TIE following is the Com.
II. W. slocum, John q. Schun,aker, Gen. Thos. s
Dakin Jas Murphy, Geo. q. Herman, Horace Holt,
jas. Howell Dr., II NJ. Barnes, Jas. McCaueY, John
Pyeburn Jacob i. Bergen, VIM. c. Kingsley, Jas.
Corboy Dr. Joseph Crcamer. Dr. Thos. p Morris,
!. Ennis, Chas. Miller, Jno. 2. Bogart, e. A, Koll.
meyer, David {. Aitken, ard John Hcath
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SPANISH MIsINFORMA ron.
Engagement In the Cince villas District
Twenty of the Insurgents said TO have
been n iiled and Sixty.six Captured.

HAVANA, Dec. 8itb.-A sharp engagement 90
Cured yesterday, between the Imperial troops ana
the Insurgents st Maguas. in the Cinco villas dis
trlct. Twenty OF the latter were killed and sixty
six captured Not one escaped. A large quantity of
provisions and munitions OF war, as well, as soma
important correspondence, was also captured.
Tho insurgents nave burnt another plsntatioa
near Mayajigua. They killed four soldiers and six
unarmed Spaniards.
Wasbingt on private despatchcs from Havana say
that In Nalmhscda's district 200 Cubans have sur.
rendered. Spanish also reported in the
district OF Puerto Principe.
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surroga,. Hu,chins.'. Apvo,u,m.u,,

Vdr heWIy-eIccted Surrogate, Robert G.
Hu'chings, will take formal possession OF his new
ONCE to-day, and will receive his friends. He has
made the following appointments: Chief Clerk
stephen ID. Van schaick, lawyer and formerly part.
nsl OF the late Marcus Reynolds OF Albany Probate
.Ltrs, rs, Jesse o, vnnderpoel, the last eight years
r,e, Vietk ~ the District Attorneys once Admin
istran Clerk, now connected with Tie Surros1ie'.
once and wy. W. Smith. Genernl Clerk
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Manager Freiiah's Wife Taken from Black
wills lsIand

Mrs. Jane Freligh, wife of Wm. Frcligh, pro.
prietor OF the Bowtry Theatre, who was committed
on the charge or yagrancy. was yesterday taken be-
fore Judge Loew OF the Court OF Common Pleas for
the fourth time, upon an application to be admitted
TO bail. Judge Loew placed her In the custody OF
Deputy sheriff until Monday, when, If Justice Dow.
ling still refuses TO bail her Counsel must make ap
pllca ION To some Judge Of another CourI.
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Marrying n Girl Despite nj. P,,c,,.

VIM. NJ. Good who has been in confinement
since October, 1868, on a char.e OF stealing law
books rom the onice OF Mr., Hadley with whom he
was a Lw-clerk, was yesterday before Judge Locw
on writ OF hdJeds corDus and his discharge wns an
plled Tor on the ground OF want OF prosecution II
was asserted that he had married girl objectionable
70 his parents. and had stolen the books To support
her, anl that he was held only through u instru.
mentality OF his father, who offered him his liberty
on 'o,diIlon fhis abandoning his wife.
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warSLISG, West Va, Dec, 3l.-Yesterday
one McNash, visited bis boarding house, and calling NJ
him out demanded the iuI1iimeut OF his marriage
promise On his refusal she drew u revolver aud
shot him through the abdomen She then surren.
dercd herself to the authorities. McNash re.
cover. lie was to have been married to another
Woman in a few daHA ''
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MASONIC CHIECHAT.

Pacific Lodge, No. x38 y. and A. M installed their
onicers on Thursday evening IN their beautiful hail in
Booths Bnildsng. II. W. Henry C. Danks oniciatcd and
amagninccnt banquet followed. '''
AZ communications q sOiomon's Lodge, +. and
n. " or Tairycwn n " the officers were inst Allied
as ioiiows; isaadoph White, Master ; T, HawciG
,. W ,E.N. Fowler, Jr. W. W. J. Wood, Treasurer
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Tue MARKET MEN BEFORE rux LkoIsL AZURE.
Presentations 90 the Hon. VIM. M. Tweed
and the Hon. j. T.. B!atr,

Last evening the Hon. John T. Blair, member
of Assembly for the Fourth District, was made the
recipient of elegant watch and chain at the resi-
dence Of MI. Maurice j. Walsh, 227 Henry street
The presentation speech was delivered by the Hon
WIN. NJ, Tweed. Judge SbandleY presided. Ac.
companying the watch and chain was envelope
Containing 800 After the present alton to MIR.
Blair, hrs, Maurice j. Walsh advanced and gave
" Boss Tweed rare bouquet, NV
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The I Underground RniIroaa.

The pneumatic railway is progressing rapidly.
The Sidewalk in front OF Dcyn's store on Warren
street Ia, becn taken up, and large masses OF ma.
chinery are being lowered. One mass Is shield To
protect the workmen from falling soil onothe, ia :.
hollow Cylinder Of wood, hftcen ieet in lc 9Th and
,rer and halt in diameter, which is used IN
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Gearae Penhadx,a H.mnin.

BosToN, Dec. 3l.-The United States steamers
Mantonomoh and Terror are under orders at the
Navy Yard TO proceed to Portland on Monday to re.
ccvc the war vessel bearing the rrmains OF Mr.
George Peabody. Two special cars are being pre-
pared by the Eastern Railroad Company to convey
mr' Peabody's remains from Portland 10 Pea body.
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NEW JFRSEY.

John Robert, young New York pickpoeket wa
arrested In Newark last night.
HCnning & Babcock's match factory. at Hudsoa
city, was sold yesterday morning by the Government,
for sam. Hennng Bahcock were arrested a shoN
time ago for violating the revenue law hence tue sale
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The Escape OF MiIton's Murderer.

Patrick Heelan, Of the East Thirty -fifsh street
station, was examined yesterday, before Judge Bos
worth, for neglecting to arrest one Palmer who had
stabbed John Milton In six different places, The
testimony showed that the onlcer, after LAYING his
baud on Pilmor's shoulder, took him some distance
and then let him escape. Milton Ia living M ,he
point OF death In Bellevue Hospital