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SON ETHING COMING.
Rigging Up n New Custom House Gsiiiotius
Jim Taylor and Gen. Merritt Closete<
with the Good Old Man,

Rigging Up n New Custom House Csiiiotins
Jim Taylor and Gen. Merritt Closcte<
with the Good Old Man.
Yesterday morning the servants OF the Good
Old Man werc somewhat surprised at the mystert
ous aspect OF that worthy's countenanee which DO.
tokened the unusual presence OF al Idea In his
head. II was evident that something affecting ha
position and his pocket wes on foot, and varioW
we're the surmises a. to what II could be. This curi
osy st further increased by tho arriva, Of Mr..
James r. Taylor, Fenton's protS0t and Cen Mes
ritt and the retirement OF all three into the inner os
most private OF the three private rooms. Moody
was allowed to enter, and Mr.. Grinne would SEQ
nobody, but over dozen messengers were sent ont
nt Intervals In senrch OF surveyor Cornell. all Of
whom returned without accomplishing their mission.
At length, quite lato In tie afternoon, when tht
worthy trio had been cloSotcd for more than thios
hours, Mr.. Cornell made his Appearance and was
Immediately usherod into their sacred presence: He
ory remained a fow minutes, however, and then
quickly passei out agsiu about his business without
deigning to vouchsafe any eIplant,on 60 tho eager
clerks. II Is the general opinion that the council
w,s In reference to the recent bargain b"'ween the
Good Old Man end Senator Pentor, and related 70
tho speedy doeapitEtion OF Senstor MDrgAnS friends
These gentlemen are Qunking In consequence, and
are treuarng for sudden ohicial death. II 10
believed that full list Of their names made ont
At tho meeting, and new order OF things IN accord.
arco vita tho views OF Mr.. FentOn were determined
unOu.
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DIyORcE FOR CRUELTY.
Mira Galienrer's Flight from her Husba nd's
Domestic observation-disclosures Charge
that Mrs. Challenger made a Brdlam.

Mrs. GaIienrer's Flight from her Husba nd's
Domestic Pande moui ium- Counter Charge
that Mrs. Challenger made Bcdlam.
Simon Challenger, q widower Of fifty, with
several grown up children, q ycur ago took TO him
self a second wife, maiden Of forty Ave. At the
end OF three months she abandoned him under =
plea OF cruel treatment his part. and soon efter
warJ sued in the Supreme Court for q decree Of
separation. with . provision for maintenance from
her hush md The trial was called yesterday before
Judge Barnard, and the complainant, Maril Ga,len-
ger, testified that her husband while she lived with
him maltreated her without any proyocation on hor
part. and encouraged the servants In the house TO
abuse ber
ono day, h dinner, be threw Q loaf Of bread q,
her with all his force. striking her breast. At
another time he pushed her from the room tore her
Clothes and spst In her face. He refused to provide
proper food AID clothing, used offensive language.
and shook his dst in her face md furthermore he
dor led her the services OF physician when sho WIS
eiek. took away her bed and compelled her to sleep
on the floor. AT one tino when Iii. suffering wife
husband were togeti cr the girl threw book at her.
His two chlldron, George and Francs. wore present
when I've said be waited Mag gio for his mistress and
they merely laughed.
Challenger quit his house without any reason, and
that while she ivcd with hin she raised n heilam
and the Allegations OF III treatment and improper
conduct on his part aro denied.
Lizzie Clary, servant, corroborated the alleya-
tIons OF III treatment made BY Mr.. Gallenger and
testified that she saw Mr. Challenger rull her around
the table BY the hair, at the same time throat
TO drive her from the house The witness further
not throw dirty water in Mrs. Gallengers face. The
case IL not concluded.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Major Herman Schalk. OF the Newark Police Com
MISSION, sailed for Europo yesterday 10 tue steamship
Bnesil,
EI Collector Bailey Is In Ohio lie writes 10
Washington that he is ready TO report 10 tho Depart
ment whenever he u needed.
Major. Gen. Banks and Gov. Jewell, Of Massnehu.
setu aud other - lemon, drove out to Jerome frk
yesterday with Mr.. 0riswold'
The Allen street Al. X. Church laat evening gave
their recently appointed pastor the heV' William Nc
The Tax Commissioners have appointed Francis
A. Bands, Ion OF Tar Commissioner Sands assessor In
the once OF the Commissioner OF faxes and Assess.
ments.
Mr., Robert j. Dilion's successor In the Depart.
ment OF Public PARKS Is not to be appointed until Mon
day. Tho Teappolniment Of Comptroller Coanoly 10
also deferred until that time.
The Stock Exchange opposition ticket has been
made up as fellows T. Pre;dsnt' Nm seyponr, ,yr yic.
James MITCHELL Secretary. D. %. White Treasurer
hrSs hSSSsb.. sSuJ w w.rTea, " NaI Rmss sFSTus
noon, A. Z, rceboay = D. Mpsgrsvss, koube9 Manly
land, u, Branaoni rwo. year-M; A. wh.elock r
N, Myers Que year-frederiek White, ChaHos A
LAmobt.
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wEsuAWKKH FEsTIvITIES
Canine Contest Of the Pets Of Kit Barn snt
Rcddy the Biscksmith-A Cock Fight In
torjocted -Reddy's Pet victoriens-Kh'i
Deg Carried Out Nearly Dead.

hcady shc biecksmnn-n occs -
toDocted -Heddy's RET VICTORIOUS
Deg Carried Out Nearly Dead.
The long -expeeted and of-postpoped match OF
p..I.,. - ~. -, y. -s uo.a.x
"oobs ooS ana hit Durns pe' oorurtoo mohosS
night N half.past seven The match was made Tor
ssno a s,,a Peal po,,o..,. a, w.oh.-x., w..
80" "uo r!snk ronocNs' W " "eon'nNon. w"
tne p'aoe setcd upon lot the CONTEST the ime oe,ng
fxed for noon yesterday.
A, ho,r h.sora ,. ,,,D. .n,.,.,.s .,,.,.-. q,
A "ou' Oe'o,o ~ u"io aVpon'ou' humoo's W
the sports OF New York hnd congresated at Fol-
iock,s Reddy tho Rneksmub iis anita and Crtb
-, - a.. -. a. ..--,... .-s.-..,- :. a..
u'"eu on 'no srounu III oair'ases Proinp.v " 'no
time appointed. ReAdy was attired In best rig,
WEARING a new ,Ilk hat. black broadoloth coat
-. . = a, .,,,
whno pens and Ves', ana was In cfceho'
P.,dx b.c,m. ,mn,,,on, and hs .,s savsr,i ~
, ve'o "p' - 10 - .N,'1
bis friends came BACK 10 rev YORK, In TWO carriages
by way OF the Christopher street ferry their errand
hot,r ,o h,r, mn III, uo,nwbi,a n coot agb, was
D0 " "." W - a. So,
improvised, ono OF tho SPORTS OF Woebawken having
bet Pollock AS that he could produce a bird that
...,, -. pouo.l,. ~, .h,.l.n ,,t,,i, evo min.
'o"'' nnP V"o'N w '"'.~'" "'' ~ NJ
utee. The bet was accepted, and the hRht look
place In A room back OF the borroom In the nit In
,.l,.,, a.. T.. a. al, 7. ,,.no ,,,n,,.. 10, .
Whien We ooge were 10 nSnt' In t"'ee minutes roi
tbe biood aowcd freely and which proyed fatal
The monev vaa Mid nver copious bibation, were
induigad and an Mediterranean was had
In lilo njszz, from which mes.
aer1or a.on hn,riadiv ocn,o,chJng
liz etnTor,rad ,h. s.r.,,.r, c,oyvd ,h.t XII baJ
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The Brick Makers, strike n, Cro,ou.

The employers think that the brick makers
strike H Cfoton Landing viii not be OF long durg
tion, while tie men defiant ana uneompromising.
The history OF the strike Il nero repetition OF al
Old story. On Fihny evening the men a-reed upon
a scale Of prices ranging from $50 co S50 per month
and board, positively determining to work for
thing less. The employers and employees thcn met
together. and prices were compared without salts
factory results, and Oh Thursday the men struck.
7Ee YARDS affected are those OF Coz 4 Barlow, three
yarus, 100 mon Mr.. Van Cortland. ono yard, 35
Morton, one yard, 30 men. some Of the men. wish to
20 10 work even ut The reduced rates, but the en-.
numbers oi them were hanging around, many visit.
ing the low grosgcries II the neislbOrhood, and
imbiblng freely Of barroom pohon. II Is from the
latter class OF workmen. mostly Irish and German I,
that trouble Il aporehonded. Al noon . score OF
them started down the railroad track, threatening
to clean out yard In that direction. II Is not
known that the brick makers on the opposite aide
OF tho river at Hayerstraw on q strike.
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THE POLITICAL CIRCUS.

The Filth Ward Tnmmany Hall Ward Committee
last evening approved the action OF Assistant Alder
man Jsnes Haley while In tho Boari anu rccomme nd
cd INN for reelection.
The Hugh Kane Independent Democratic Associs-
tion Of the Fourth ard ls evening approved the
tion OF the Hon VIM. ~. Tweed and Dennis HUNS. OF
the Second Assembly District. Amongst the tpenkep
were Hugh Kane and William Churchill, both strong
tupp Ortcis OF Tweed aud Brennan.
The Central llndependent Democratic Association
OF the Seventeenth Ward. who neutral respecting
both the young and the old Democracy. last n!ght
agreed TO hold mass Meeting next week al Avenue
and Frst street. amt appointed Committee OF Arrange
mens Consisting OF Messrs d. sullivan j. I. Rowland,
aud Drs. FiGeLblau and AcLarel,
AT great meeting OF TIE fonng Democracy last
night ut No 20 GreenwIchEt Mr., John A, sullivan
oe6uPlid the char, and MT, J. Freely was Vice r5cs
John Fox for tho shrteyally II Is undersioo1 that
twelve fox Associations In the Flint Ward will woEk
fur lie AuaR
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THE FENLAN FRIGHT.
Is Uues-in--s Chrouic IN thr Dou'inisnt =
sir George Y. Carriers Belief that the
Fenians Mean Businer-.

OrrAwA, Ont, April sl.-ln the House OF Com
mons last night Mr.. McKeazIe SAID that last week
tile Government had asked extraordinary power to
provide against an anticipated attack, and he de-
sired to know II the danger had been less than was
expected aud were the Govern nent prepared to re-
zeal the act suspendlng tAe hdLsds oorptn. They
should not nesdless!y alarm the couLtry and disturb
business, preventing emigration by exciting fears
that the country was In danger OF being disturbed.
Sir George T.. Cartier said that the Government
had certain Information on which II acted Although
this was not the time to Justify their actions, he
might say that they had not withdrawn all the
forces from the frontier. The decided action taken
had prevented an invasion and they had that day
received Information that all the volunteers should
not be withdrawn, as there was still DANCER ahead
The Hon. MIR Holton said that he bad OF posed the
proposition Of the Government. sthough his reason
was not conveyed still, he Thought they hnd acted
hastily and uuadyisedly, leading the reop'e to be.
lieve that the country was in . chronic stale oil
snaidtAe.
Sir George z. Cartier repeated that the Govern
ment were acting on definite information, not on
mere newspaper rumors.
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I. O. o. P.-Institution Of New Lodge
Impressive Ceremonies.

George Peabody 'dge, No. 2Jf, I. o. 0. r.,
was instituted last evening n Essez street In the
presence OF District Deputy Grand Master German,
by tie following Grand oofcsrs. Pnst Grand Chief
Patriarch Geo. Leweck, acting as Grand Master;
Past Chief Patriarch Clarics Meyer as Grand Mar.
shal Pust Grand Martin Knopf as Grand Warden;
Pest Grand ChTtstlnn Ai"feid as Grand Secretary
and Past 0rupd John Moerseh rs Grand Treasurer.
The ceremonies were OF an impressive character,
and wete greatly heightened by the brilliant apDear
snee Of the new LODGE room. After TIE Lodge had
been formally Instituted, the folio wing onfcers
duly installed By the same Grand Ofbcers, and H..
vested Will, the rich and handsomely embroidered
reeaiia N. Boss, N. a.. q. a. Baden. v. a.; A.
Ringer, sec j. Furthmann, r. T.; and John
Safer. Treas. very large number Of visiting bre-
thrvn witnessed the ceremonies.
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ANOTHER OFFICE TO DE GREETED.

Depa rtment OF Justice .,o be Pormed-A
soiicitor-t;eneraI with Ia salary of 81 800
to be Appointed.
wAsnISeroS, April 26.-Mr. Jenckes, from the
Committee on Retrenchment, reported bill TO the
House yesterday to establish n Department OF Jus
tce. Tie bill provides that ,tore shall be an exccu
tive department OF the Government, to be called the
Department OF Justice, OF which the Attorney
General snail be the head that there shall be 10
ants OF the Attorney General and that the Solicitor
OF the Treasury and his assistants the solicitor OF
the Internal Revenue Bureau, the Naval Solicitor,
and Judge Advocate General and their clerks sn6
sssistants aud the Examiner OF Claims In the State
Department. shall be transferred to the Department
OF Justice. The salary Of the Attorney General to
be the same as at present; that Of the Solicitor
General, o.. 500; that OF tho sssistints OF the At
40 at present. No fees 20 be allowed horoafl or
for legal services required OF the oacers OF the De
partment OF Justice,
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WARRINGTON GOSSIP.

viee.PTesident Cofax addressed meeting In
honor o! the y 1rst anniversary of the organhaion
1.-The Order OF Odd last evening In Washington
The United States Supreue Court Yesterday de-
cided that Nj Mahoney could not recover ht saary a
s5s Justice Field. In his opinion, said that since
Ayers became province OF France the statute Of lsO
did not appy.
The Fertilization appropriations OF Congress are
as follows TO Fort on Wlets Point. opposite Fort
land, tp.Go Fort Wood Dedloo's kland. $4,000
Battery llud.on, haI6or $4,000 Fort Hamilton
80 900 Fort sehuJ Ter, $4,000.
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ereahsr, svidessly an sn,-Areassr. asdiossly rca.
Tim cpnpbsn, spd Caysnssh, who carried on long
mrs or pILIBrsrsRiNo,
wtieh lasted over an boar before Mr.. Kisrnsn vas
ne wso Ss ~ ssd sss sssslss
ordered. Win John Q. Jacobs u the chair.
Hissmas took he he aoor r and went on ,Ss war psn,
Ne ssohs sis,srly .s.ns. shs ~ ssa ycssd og sy
bii Tom Fisias ihsu cbtsiped The door, u,e Speak.
% yildirs u 70 him. Then followed
--4fi - A scEks or bisonpSR
and eenusion equal 20 no, sarpsssiax that q the
siyIs q orssory. pronounced ths Arcade haiIrosd
an iniouity Of ,hs nrss maznisade. During tho de-
livery Of Toms haransus, Mr.. ~ ~.
81. srLviLLr Q. snru ymsrrp
three times, but Dennis o'Keeis administered thsne
Fi.sily mo cs@@i.,ss reported me pin tyorssly
''ias sSr sstsss = ss.s
rnE LAST nouns
Of the Legislature we're ressed N rece.vlng reports
Of Conference Ccmmi,tees, and enisting whstcverr
o'clock the crowd AZ the Capital WAS immense, and
q was with much d'fleuisy shat person could push
in maintaining It's customary dirrsS 70 the a,,
fa. mo uxs mo nstnr. I. ,.i..
.dss, Nss ,ss 'se,s I
s s p.ss ~ Sss sos. s' q Shs Ss sss sstss e Ss
aaecsionats manner. He sipped a tsa.dolar bill
70 s ssy | say,siss ssocs fSs ,is siicSs, Sswsver
having never had 90 much money In their lives,
were unable sc Keep ss secret and Vas vse no, sSns
ator. The paees declare they win AL vote for
Tweed when they become twsnty-one. Mr. Tweed
also gave each OF the eiorks 800.
L
Atpk O'Clock, everything having been disposed
of the Assembly srended the coneurrent resolution
eSnsurrss oo IS ,So smsndmen. ss.n e a. minutes assr
/ A Committee from each house was appointed "a
walt upon each other and Gov. Hoffman and inform
Legislature for their kindness to him, that he bad
NornNa YunruzR
TO communicate, and v shed the Senators and mem
| bers happy return 70 their homes.
While the Committees were abeent, the AseemblJ
member % rom ''s sn:s, in % The chair. 4 numSsr .
Jones, and Roy, the three fst mon OF the House.
the hour designated by The copeurrsn, reso,u,io,
| for anal adjournment arrived Tho Lieuicnant-0 Gov
ernor In adiorrning the senate delivered fecinI
few touching remarks. and asked Of the msf5ber
,ersyensss for bis sins a, precisely 20 minnis. =
corrupt LEGISLATURE OF 1870 gave up the ghost.
Routine Proceedings Of tho Legislature.
In the SENATE bill: yer. pa,,sd DiseontsiC sn1ss un
gsss ID P5SSsyH q SsS,Ssn IsIsiiys 10 fIs
thoris,ne additional justices % the p1soe ip brooklyn
constraetien Of ges WORK. and the mnnufaetur
S s'Is Sis.ss sds :F'f; sops s's
porarng the Polytechnlo Association OF New York
open aerkner place. Brooklyn, amending he act AZ
other avenues 20 Btootyn for the I'm, roy sment 3
the constructon OF rosfvays 10 B6shwfck bridge. 1
BROOKLYN 10 improve 0recnpoint ayenne, B,ookiyn
TO discontinue part Of Iruxton street, Brooklyn OF
tcpaet and mPs9yins Fourth street. Bspekl,h, ,,,.,
stock E1ehange in the city Of New York TO anon
the srookhn nre law Srincriains the Court o. Ton
smendIng the set providing for street and par
| improvements In New York.
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Horrible Death OF q Brakeman.

Robert Dolson met with q horrible death
on Monday morning. While engaged In coupling q
fiat car loaded with black walnut logs to a log car,
on the Oxford grade OF the logs projected over
the car, and when the two came together, his head
crushing In lis skull within sDaoo OF four nchos,
killing hm Instantly. Ills remans were brought TO
Port JeTyls.
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Irdepeudeu, order Of Britt Abraham.

The Grand Lodge Of the United States began
its annual session yesterday morning at Q o'clock.
NJ W. q. Master .. r. Biescnthal In the chpir.
Representatives were present from Ohio, Kentucky.
Missouri. Tsnneese, New York. &c. Tn. onRcers
present vsrs 3. y. r. Biesenilal, N. W. Grand
Master II. y. Kalinski, N. W. Dep, Grand Master; F;
pro E1m A resolution vps adopted disso,ving the
GRIND LODGES Of the First and Second Districts.
ana drectns tbsm TO place oil their properly In the
sssa. e sonn,,,s: = Be sRpsi'.eA ,or a.. .Ss, ns
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Quarrel Among the Co-opcratiye Buiidcr..

hr. Albert Allingham, late Secretary OF the
First and Second Cooperative Bui!dins Associations,
has returned England to avoid arrest for delaea
ton and dishonesty. lie sold the credit books Of
two members for s15 He WAS heavily In debt, but
did not purlOin any of the Assocatiou'I funds. Ho
Was Englirhman, and the originator OF these A.
socations In this city, and managed them for long
time,
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Up to q late hour President Donnelly aud other
prominent orhcers OF the oNcii faction were In
council at headquarters. All the star were busJ
inaitins communications TO the subordinate com
manders to have their forces ~eH In band apd other
instructions not obtainanlo by tie prcss Several
officers ordered TO their commnnds, and depart
cd last night.
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rh. p.mocr,,Ic s,n,e Convention.

RocHEsrxR, April 28.-About one half the dele
gates 10 the Democratic Judicial Convention have
arrived. The Hon. Sanford X. Church Is to be
mentioned 'is that OF Judge Comstoek, OF onoEdaga
The nomination OF the Hon. W. +. Allen as one OF
the Associate judges, 10 also conceded.
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Demonstration OF the Di-enthraIied.

In the hall Of p5 Sixth avenue last evening was
gathered large company Of colored ard white citi
zens to celebrate the passage OF the Fifteenth
Amendment. The meeting was marked by ertl usi.
nsm, and the addresses OF the coicrcd people were
exponents OF the earnest desire OF tho newly euran.
chsed 10 H itself for the duties Of citilonslp
Col. Frederick ConkliuE presided. aud also deiV-
cred an effective speech.
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The Newark ice companies have published their
la; OF prices, by which It appears that ther rates
are doubled over those Of last year.
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The Odioua Income Tnx.

The Speaker Of the House yesterday appointed
a Committee on the Income tax, all the members oil
which are In favor OF it, continuance. Consequent
iy there Is no nope OF Its abolition.
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Tho Ogdensburgh Railroad Strike.

PORTLAND, April a6.--Sherif Perry has sue
ceeded in bringing tho rarosd laborers at Standlsh
10 terms without using force, aud most VI thom
have returned to work.
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Roe Lockwood.

Mr.. Roe Lockwood, who for more than thirty
years carried the book business at al roadwaT,
died yesterday. On the death OF Mr. Appleton, Mr..
Lockwood, being the oldest one In the business,
presided over meeting OF many OF tue book desled
In tls city, convened to eNpress their Henso Of thei
ioss. For many years Mr. lockwood was an edes
OF the Presbvtorian Church OF the Covenant IL this
city, and was, on account OF exemplary Christiau
character and amiabie disposition, everywhere bs
low and rplnActel
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUMS REPORTERS.
The New Quarters for tho Croteu Board
Buyins OF the Occupants

Buyins or the Occupants.
The rooms in the City Hall Park building 90
cupied BY the Croton Board are GOOD enough In
their way, but seem TO he unsuted to the expanded
idess OF the rowep that are 10 be. 70 radical
change is proposed. A clean sweep Is TO be made,
and the entire department is TO be transferred from
the Park to 2A and 2s5 Broadway. opposite the
ornamented fence that surrounds the elite OF the
New Post once The building adjoins that now
used by tie Department OF Public Works, at Park
place and Broadway. It's Ave story, Drown stone
mont structure the nrst Hoer nov occupied BY Col.
fax & Overton as . clothing store, and the remain
dor being used for o1icos Many changes will OF
course be necessary, but the city Ia supposed TO
have q purse long enough to stand the eIponse
Tho fortunate lawyers who occupy rooms In the
building COM tratulate them selves on receiving cool
1900 bonus for each apartment vacated by them.
With this fsct In mind economists need scend little
city By the transfer.
Tho Newark Gambrinus on for Germany.
Yesterday, Major Herman Sohalk, one Of Q
large number OF scbslk Brothers. Police Commits
sioner OF Newark, and the largest lager beer brewer
In the State OF New Jersey, embarked on the Ham
burg steamer Silesia vita his family for six months
visit for the vaerinnd. Many friends OF the Major,
desiring to keep Ills Jolly form 10 sight as long ss
possible, escorted him TO Sandy Hook on board the
side.wheelor Philip, and with banners nying, bands
playing, end . wiie-mouthed howi,zer booming
nosily In time TO tho music, they testified their re-
gard for their departing friend In true German style.
"A the Philip nearcd tho steamer, then lying at the
M.%scsg sSss Mas .,'sS ss',ns s1s ihs IL IT.
huttsred In the breeze the cheers OF tho escort
mado the wolkin ring agnin. The big steamer and
Sandy Hook, when, with loud cheers and numbcrless
noisy ccodbyes TO the departing tourists the crowd
Of ffeeds turned back TO tho city, and the Sieeia
was sooh iost TO view. Among the many friends
who turned out to give Major selslk haopy start
wero Gen. sturm (of Mexican tamel, Capt. Wilson.
John kc(aregor Adolphe Sehalk, the Letter Bros.
Kari Klein, and Police Commission Anderson.
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About 8H OF the morning. OF Sunday the i7th,
some men who had been carouslhg at a groggory
during the night made an attack on the Union Com.
pany's buildings, aud smashed some sixty or seventy
panes OF glass. Last Sunday number OF men and
women made a similar attack on the National
Works One OF the MessIs. Sanford was fired al,
and had very narrow escape, tho ball having pass
ed clear through his hat within half an inch OF the
top OF his head. A German In the employ OF the
sAine gentleman ventured out In the dusk OF the
evening, and when near tho railroad station lie was
attack ked by man, and badly clubbed. The rail-
way men took the club away and the fellow drew
q pistol, when hs was overpowered and dsarmed
lie was not arrested, however.
IL La but lust here to state that the Moulders
Union have posted printed notices over the town
oGering a reward OF t100 for the detection OF the
party Who fired on Mr.. Sanford and ts5 tor the name
OF each person engaged In the A''Aek on The Union
foundry. , ,
In within the last few days, and tho union men
uonths-are getting sck OF the analr. and their fam
lies are in great distress.