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JOIIIS0S ABOUr TOWN.

Edward Bruce leaped from the roof Of 10 Grand
street and was Killed Yesterday,
The Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashahnah) begins
tomorrow evCnin at snnd 'wn. The Reform Jews
keep but one day, and the Orthodox two.
An old blind man named Mcconnell and his wife,
both hard dcinNcrs, we burned to death In thOir
lodgings in SDuthttreet, Boston on Tn Irsdsy nzht.
During eight last evening. In the Second Ward.
Michael O'Toole was badly beaten on the head witA
club and ,eriousy injured, by Hermann Khcae, OF II
Auu street
Tue large stone stseple Of the New York Theatre,
on broadway. has been purchased for mere song by
VT G. 7. Hulnrr1 the eupcrintepden OF tue Fosl
once. on behalf OF the Government
The Oneida democrats have nominated for Con.
gress Abran weaver, tho present Snpcrnte d M Ot
Pubic lnsii iiuclion rhomes rcanold ior sherlN aud
James L. bronson for Courty Clerk.
James Mullen, while taking passengers from
StenwaY II al 10 coach last evening, drove into an
npcn lever 10 foulth avenue near SoFehlethlh street.
The coach was uaTiJ UIORtn, AM tLe OCCUPANTS were
rescued with dlnclly.
An inquiry Is made of rs n II Is true that Mr..
Hnmphr y. has ruicntscd the Bal colt Zeal od irom
t,- broetCrJ ~ ti1tO II ls tine thst ho has bought
THIS nnC colt, lut al NJ 'ucA prCe; but eafn ID
somewhere m the range v, 1900.
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PRUssIAS WAR DISPATCHES.
rSe strnssourE Theatre Burees-3oo ttves
Lest-The Prussians on the Heights OF
SecauH-Fort Xincennes Undermined.

Le,t-Ts, Prp..,nn. on Tho Height, of
secaux-Fort viucennes Undermined.
CARLsRUHn, Sept. 23.-The Strnsbourg Theatre
has been burned during Performance. Two hun.
drsi persons, mostly women, persisted In the nans..
This horror has cast gloom over the entire city,
aud the bsleaFuered Inhabitants have been com
plstely prostrAted BY the awful calamity
PRussIASs on IHE HEIGHTS AT sEcAUI.
Prom ns Epeaino RdiL
BERLIN. Sept 23-Advicss from Melun state that
the Prussi-n guns which have been planted upon
the beghts n sec,uI, four miles south OF Paris, are
In eKcsllent position for directing . heavy 6re
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Six new Ocean Palaces to bs Added to tho
Ocean Ferries.

The Oceanic Steam Navigation Company is the
oiical title OF new steamship line between Liver
pool and New YORK. The steamers combine al, the
improvements Of the age. The line will consist OF
si1 steamers, nsmely: Oceanic, AusGtic, Pacific,
Arctic, Baltic, and Adriauc. The Oceanic Is to be
the pioneer steamer and will be due here in Decem.
ber the others following in rapid succession. These
vessels are the largest steam merol antmen ah1at
being 40 lee in length, and over 400 tons register
The ste ,mers have iOur mass, and heavily spared
aud able to carry press OF canvass. the hui oI
these vessels h. ADDITION to the strongest iastonngs
bouud together with three iron decks, aud the e
are tubliyided by four waier-tight buikleads, re-
ducing the danger by fire or w,rer to minimum
TIE COupany viii despatch steamers weekly. The
representative of the Com oany on this side - Mr. y
H. Sparks. lie las secure hno dOcEagc at Jersey
Cib, adjoining th0 PayOnia Ferry.
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A LIAR EXPOSED.

Kick to be Given as the Risk Of Citizss
Of Omaka-A Hini fer Church People.
tramp, representing nimseu as tno nev. mr.
Rippey Of Omaha, is imposing upon the rehEion
community hereabouts. Visiting . highly respeo-
table Episcopal family in Brooklyn, he was given q
supper, lodging, breakfast, . good overeoat and sn
in money lie was afterward heard OF Ia Fushiuor
and seen Fifth avenue last Sunday, dres,4
in good style. The following letter. in answer to [
note OF inquiry, Is from OF the foremost citize
of Omaha, aud explains itself
write to put you guard tn. man who
represents himself TO be the Rev Mr Rppey There
hut one Church clrrgymaL in Nebraska OF that name.
And that is the Rev. DIR. Rippey OF st. Earks Church
who, Of my own personsl knowledge, has not len ths
state for four ana for last have
him every day We thing tho man who has assumed
his name IL named Brown. shOIt man with fun whls-
kers who talks good deal about oxford. II Il the
one he WAS at one time . candidate for ordep hero,
but being nveerate liar and GENERALLY bad man.
NE Bishop revoked hsetsr and has since adyertsed
gOod kicking for aud on account OF Nebraska. and
Vil pay all damages Iouu. ssss
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The LAST D1"T ar TIN PILOTS.
Has the United States or the state of New
York Jurisdiction over tho narbort q
The Newest state Rights Question.

Has the United States or tho State of New
York Jurisdiction over tho narbort-
The Nevest state Rights Question.
A case was before Judge Ingraham Yesterday
involving the validity OF the Stats law In reference
10 Sandy Hook pilots. The Commissioners OF Pilots
are empowered by the legislative set or 1853 10
anime applicants for Incense for tho port OF New
York, by way OF Sandy Hook, and to grant licenses
to competent persons. They are also allowed to
collect per cent OF the pilotage fee, TO Day the
penses OF the Board to provide suitable rewards
Tor personal efforts OF pilots n the relef OF vessels
and passengers. Foreign vessels and vessels sailing
urder register ere required to take pilot Persons
not licensed rnder the act, or under the laws Of
New JERSEY, are prohibited from acting ns pilots
poying 20 boats. The Board have sued to restrain
John Naginn and three others from acting pilots
aud = motion for q preliminary injunction va. made
yesterday,
the laws oi the United States, and therefore are
authorized to act as pilots, notwithstanding the
State law.
Nj. Wm. A. Butter. counsel .or the Board, argued
that the license TO the defendants by the United
States Steamboat Inspectors, under the act Of Con-
Eress OF is52 has reference solely TO the permanent
pilots smpIo,ei on steam vessels part Of their
permanent organization. and not TO local port
pilots
Mr.. Cook, for the defendants, claimed that this
Was not q proper case for an injunction, being TO
enforce penal statute; that the State act of 1853
was annulled by the oct OF Congress OF 1s6S amend
ing the act Of IsS2 that uoder tho Constitution the
whole suoJect o pilotage was within the exclusive
power OF Congress, and that Congress- having eI
ercsed that power by the ats of 1sJ2 and ls68 all
State Legislation was excluded that the de !eudants
being licensed under the law OF Coz. .ress they were
the only pilots to bo recognized Decision reserved
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rHs FLIGHT OF yHoMAs xooSsY.
The Brrstins ~ Of the Csiifernis Buiidi.s
aud Less secicty-Brit the Arti-Cee,te
Candidate for the Governsrship, with
100000 Of ssnebedy's Mensv.

e n.ss. 10
Soco ooc .S.-..s.,. M...,
co......
c. D. - 1t, sil.
49,. T,'. r.u,.'
nSn., oon,' .i'''.'.' " W.
ne,,.., ~ a Doan Soe''"' "n"on iro''u'os " wv
uu'. sA'u-nos Sompany' cnsmpon o'ns
oo''', ,n,vponaeo. snu'c"one canoiaa'e ior ooseI-
.s '. 80 a.', o'eanp.e VIZ - ssV'oVV
noone, '"... n'' .u'o". !" ou' o"'e IN io''' 500
soon won ,he eoDpoence OF MS oountrymen' the
.n ., ,',o ,,.'', p .au ,netuo man "
some n'erav ana ponhcai repu'e' ns'ins written
h's'or,o VI ne"nu' ou' o" neVor'neess oeon ol'.
Wusted oy the community rumors OF his financial
peeuiations abroad having proceeded him hero
49,. $500. .up p', aa,.
,o., a. ,
s " - -V.' '-o, oos ~ ''''
: numoer OF our prominen' ci'izens taxing "ock In
the concern having for its object a. the prospectus
Wv 'n, ",u. " w. s'.
poposso '" sssn' IN porcnhshs no"estesus sno
erecting dwellings for all those who should Join the
soci.tv 7, n,of....a "a n. . ,xorlinrmsn,s h,rh
" . .,'
70 be built up by workingmens savings sustain
-o,t,nru.n,. ..on,r.d ,o~., IN. .,,,,.,,n.
"o'sins"ens soou"cu po"'r' nv s"''ent
scheme was pictured as diamond mine Tor invest
s,oa W o" po ', go, ..
siOe set TO Frow In IT, Tor years. ould 81 the end
Of that tim. yield profit Of over ssOoO and 81 900
vould make a probt of over fen OOO The an nounce.
-. -, ., A.. - -, ,.,, ~.
'ne"' snor' ume ago WI" 'h" pshs N"nien ma
promised so mucb) had
oosr INTO t,oup.r,or.
and that its pr..idsot Moonsx had aia.nns,,.a
- -. - ',,'. -,
va" BOZ received WIN As'ohistWen' " peops VINO
had kept their eJcs open.
An examination into thu books of IN, eonceyp
-, -. -. - =. saa. a., -. I.
snoweu ."A' from 1901 10 ioos 'n' 0snk ios'
esgs56t5b, and that in two years the institu tion
Io., scAh All "
About the I'd OF this month II was rumored that
Mooney had disappeared, and with him $4,000 OF
,h. a.no.,,o.., o,.,,., -, H.. 1T. ,.,,. =. -,
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NEV JERSEY.

The Tomas Of Ca'l.tadt beat the Alcrts OF Hacken-
sa'k on Thursday ny u 20 q,
Msry Rrad'. agel about 90 wears, died very sud.
denly N New ,rL Yesterday While al me ~ her house
~ Jersey Ieoule are di>charEins their cala and
d"gs on account ol the arrival Of tho ruEoatnG Chi.
Nose CIoltl.
The rcYcrt OF nrrmeu's riot In Railway Is said
to lc uuicuudcd. The utoIcu there are ciutens VI
COCO fcpuc.
In u scrub raCe yesterday afternoon on the Dun.
dee Lake bc.Weru thC H. NJ. aui Duudce boat rluUs.
lLC former was hi,tguCus
Aidcrmnn McRicu N, 81 Paterson. relurrcd rom
w.. NtiirE ionr on lhuScay niaht ard received ms
.T.crds ~ az War; sue,t rCr deuce.
Michael Mcmillan, workman iu Watts iron foun.
Day E Nta'n tticct. NJ NnTk, while al work yestCrlay
put ~ loot INTO a cauiis Of me.to1 iron,
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How Mr.. Anthony Eickhon Gets $1,000 =
Year for DsiHg Nothing.

10 HS Eutof az INs SHl.
SIR: AT the time when Mr.. Gunther was Mayor
Of this city, the Common Council passed = bill
creating the poeltioa Of "Transiator OF the su.
perior Court" With salary OF t5,O0o NOV, " am
Rightly informed, 5000. Mr.. Ganther vetoed tile
bill, hut II was passed over his veto. The position
was given to one Anthony Eickhor, and he sini
holds the place and draws the salary, although lie
never has done any work and never will do, because
there Ia nothing To translate, ard n there ever
should be. II Is Zone by the interpreter. Should
not suen shameful impositons on tho taTpaycrs be
exposedt HERMAN WALTHRR
New loBK, Sept II
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VAR NOTES.
American sympathy versus Party Politics
Baltic blockade Runrers.

American sympathy versus Party Politics-
Baltic blockade Runrers.
The London 7sms to-day says the proclama-
tion OF French Republic turned American sym.
patty to the Froneh side but neither the Repu
nor the Democratic party is sacrificing the German
vote 10 this sentiment.
Jacob Bright. member OF Parliament for Manchcs.
ter, last evening made speech TO lis constituents,
taking roseate view OF the and its results upon
the progress OF humanity.
Notwithstanding the blockade OF the Baltic ports
forty -four sbpv have entered Swipemunde, the port
VI stettin. since the 2d OF September.
The Court do Palikao IL with the Emperor Al
Wilhelmsh0he.
Count Benedettl IL at Rrus.es, where the Princess
Msthilde Is Quartered at tie Grand Hotel
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Common.sen.e solution the India Puzzle.

Ute Indian, about 10 years Old, arrived in
Washington. having deadheadet his way on the rail.
roads. lie could speak only few words OF Epgsh,
but inlima,od by signs that he desired to lcara to
read and writ. His case was mentioned to Sscro.
tary Cox who communicated the particulars to the
Hon W. Il. Dudge, Of this city. A reply vas re-
ceNed on Thursday from Mr.. Dodge tuRt he had
made arrangements With the Rev DR.. Dickie ard
President Runolll, OF Lincoln University. Oxford.
prepare him for college.
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What is tho Matter on the strymer
AdeIphiu

10 ~ Ecifor or Ths 5tH,
SIR; Yesterday morning, on my trip to New
York from sing sing, ON the steamer Adelphii, |
usked ,le neNsboy OF tic boat II no hal The sun
lie said yes, for tve cents. want to know WIZ a
price above that OF the daily four.cent sheets Is
charged Ior your valuable paperi suppose 1t il on
account of a scarcity, Which can easily he remeiied,
and nope In iuture YOU Will give him a ScOd sun.
ply at the eIOrDiant price of i've cents for Two
cent paDeT there were twice macy per- reading
II as al Il ot6er daily sheets nut tnS-ther. know
this rom cual count ana observation, 4 III j.
NINn Nnnb AenI
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Death Of a Jersevman 1O4 Years Old.

Mr. john Van Emburgh, OF hearny, N. j.,
died Thursday at his residence In that township
agOd ioa pears. lie was married ave times and had
numerous children, grandchildren, great-grand-
children. and great Al the
age OF ninety-siI he married a German girl sixteen
years old, and within year she presented him
With twins, which. however, lived but short time.
Tho old man was So delighted and childish that for
= week he refused to allow the twins to be buried
He wAs wealthy farmer, and up to the time OF his
death was Tree from sickness. He bad lived from
the time he was born In KeArny township He wss
genial, whole.soulod old gentlemau, aud his death
Ia rcgrettet.
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The Italian Army and Rome.

FLoREScr. Sept. 23.-Roue is now completely
occupied by the Italian troops. TIE Pope has been
permitted to retIi1 a guard, composed OF his late
troops OF Italian birth All the rest o. his army has
been dismissed. The popular demonstrations OF
approval eoptinue Throughout the kingdom. Il Is
thought the pltbiscik will take place on Sunday.
The prisoners taken by the Italians the oapitu-
laton OF the Papsl army numbered about 9,S0-
consisting OF 4, 800 Italians and 4,5Oo foreigners.
Gen. Garibsldi Is still prisoner on the island Of
Caprers. Italian war vessels are cruising about to
prevent his eseape TO Frnnce.
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UESrOHESTE COUNTY.

The Court OF Oyer and Termner at White Plains
stil drngs It's slow length along. Tne sleepy Hollow
muTdel trial has beon postponed until Oct,l
The pigeonshooing match for the championship
Fleetwood Park.
In Morrisania the feeling aglinAt Mooney Is 40
strong that h" IL nominated for Assembly four nfts
of The Democrats wi vote tho Republican tIcket rat hcr
Than he repr' sohted BY such runian. IT. however
nomination. he VIII ceitslnly ho elected. He ~
Later Assocla latlon has been formed in AoIsNanA, with
Nj Cnailes Aonss ~ Cbarmau, 10 nurther Mr Dsiers
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DROOk YE.

Jnmea Blylan. newsbpy, died IN tie City Hoe.
ritAl ycsc day having been Iun over by sGrand street
car,
Tic BrooSlyn Democrats ratified the Rochester
nominal ons lnst night fshol iely'y tand FURNISHED
tue nlusic,
Mrs.. Ann Nunemacher, residing in Clinton, near
Dcgraw surcet iel troma pecond tory window lASt
evening and ono ot hes legs brOEcu,
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YelIoM Fever In Spnin.

MADRID, Sept. 23,-The most intense eI.
citement exists at Bsreelons and the other
cities on the Mediterranean coast resarding the
vomito. Tho disease is OF a virulcnt type. and Ia
prcsdng rapidly in all directions. More than
one thousand cases have been reported In BArco-
Iona alone. or these about four huodrsd have re-
suited fatally. Seventy thousand people bad fed
from the city since the outbreak. and business ~
consequently rrostrated. Tho dl-esse was brought
from Cuba In tue steamer Maria Pia. II ID spread.
ing rapidly 10 the seacOast towns.
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OBIGF arr.

Judge Wii'Nu Chtl-on. ono Of the oldest and
most prom nCni members NJ the Cnciuuati bar, dcd
Nvd e'day uisht, Of congestion oi the lunes,
Nr Juhu Rogers. one Of the most prominent brsi
me-, mo and rcctcd cit7eus Of Jct,,y cry, die
IAuTetay rFhf NJ his rc-ldtuce on Grand street Mr.
OK, r. Wa .r- iu i5N ami Eraduaird with honor NJ
pIC,1n He hld hHeu secretary Of The state SsgHt"
and " Tor long tuc Cs.Gi" OF thc Iiuthug baua
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The Hon. w. II. Howe Taking Caro- of his
EIIrnd NJ. Il.

Last night, at 2C5 Eighth avenue, the NJ. T.
Bronnan Association raised gigantic banner, On
which was painted the likeness OF the iustrious NJ
I. b. Counsellor W. r. Howe delivered one OF bis
Characteristic speeches in behalf OF his friend hon
est Mathew" as lie dubbed him. Mr.. Howe added
that In all his lifetime he had never known man do
so much unostentatious good, and that Mat" wa
not res2ousblo for the "shoo'1y" brigade Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-24
A Broken Ensngsmen, Ending in Suicide.

As the Western Union passenger train was
running through Moline, ILL.,, sept 10, Luto Larson.
aged % years. after waiting until the train had pass.
ell with tho exception OF tie last clr, threw her
shaw over her head and sprang head foremost un-
der the car, the wheels OF which passed over her
shoulders aud neck, killing her Instantly Sac had
beeu eng sei to young man WHO bad recently
broken % the engagement,
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Touching him on the Raw.

Mr. Bergh appeared yesterday before Justics
Dowling against Edward Hasser in a cruelty CASE
Hassler pleaded In extcnuat!on that he had ones
worked with bigger sore.
"On yourself Z" mildly inquired his Honor.
Yes. on myself" replied the defendant.
Did It hurt you much 7" pursued his Honor.
swell, little.
"Ten dollars" responded the Justice, and M.
Berxh denarled satished.
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SW' vas sitting On tho chairs that nre used for
lit gueSt' ot prnmuclt hotel near the Jnnolon uf
ClAmi crs and th. ham !.rtis, ana I cs4 ed u DO ~
ragged ll'e bo'' uHc 10 fhuO my shoes, amt h. was
gro! el 4u in c mort ABRUPT amt nsuiing iaugun ge
by one Of The rr"ptroIs OF thr hoe Have poor tito
bOOtbihCks no flgItsS A MEHlUAN1
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LOSSES EI FEE.

Smith LAramy- piauing iaill and lumber yard in
lcrot n. =. "ai turned yesterday. Loss, sto,ttc
small Insurance.
Guhhns, hoCormick Youpg's knitiirg mill, at
SAND Lafe, h.f.; vas 80 on urc yottcydaI MugHisg
aud DESTROYED. loss tiAOo0; lu.ut,u.
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Tho Embezxiins Boekkeeper.

Justice Hogan yesterday held James @. Greso-
~, who had been arrested on the charge OF en-
bezsllng f18es0 ffom his employers, Messrs. Cor
neil & Amermsn. OF 70 and 81 Leonard street. The
complaint was made In August last By Albert Cor.
nell, tie head OF the nrm. who testified that Gregory
sd ht various times during the past two years em-
beSzled various sums from $50 TO $500, making false
entries In his accounts 10 cover his deinlcauons,
stoutv asserted his Innocence, and gave bail ia
t5 coo. MIR. William b. Boorman OF 23 aud 70 Beck
man street becoming his bondsnan.
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Miss Nilsson's sudden Indispositisn.
Miss Nilsson did not sing last evening on 20
count OF sudden indisposition. Her pbysiciAs,
however believes that she will be nble to appear
Monday. and Fridays tickets will, therefore, b
good Tor that evening.
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Umpire Mr.. swandcll, OF the Mutua. Club.
Time Of game hours and ~ minutes.
To-day Atlantic vs. Whlte Stockings at CapitOitne
ground; Star W, Pastme On uniol ground.
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INNINGS It, I'd 80. an. 5,h on 7th. 9Th. Oh.
Ecn5fS nSiGSi.ms'. ,.9S 3 8 9 ! S-s::
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Early last evening Thomas and Patrick Cor
ritty. Of so6 Second avenue entered car 90 Of ths
Third avenue line, near the Bowery and Hester
street, and quarrellcd with Mr.. John Dcnohuc. tns
conductor, when be demanded their fare. Pistoh
we're drawn. and Mr.. Donoliue shot Thomas Gcr.
ritty through tho car. One Of the Gerriitys shot
Donohue through the wrist. The three were thea
arrested by Sergeant Westervelt, who tooE them
to the Eidfidge street police station, where taom
wounds were dressed by Police Surgeon sayillo,
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The Har,noniz'ng OF the Rival Soldiers and
Sailors Associations.

The Soldiers and Sailors Central woodford
and Kaufmsnn Campaign Cub met last evening,
Gen. A. J. II. DuEanne presiding Reports were
received of campaign clubs having been Organized
by the disbanded soldiers and sailors In all the dis
tricts except three Tho Second District Club en-
tered the hall en- n1dsse, aud enthusiastically
received. Tho Casirmsn regretted that certain per-
sons had organlsed opposition. or striking
SELLERS AMI Sailors organisation, thus creating
dissensicns IN the ranks at time when unanimlty
OF action was required. Sucl mon should DO put in
their proper places, and tauK. that tney could not
divide or destroy the brotheriy feeling Of
the soldiers and sailors OF New York. In
view OF the opposition Organization refer
red TO. he suhmiued resolution inviting
the Sodiera and SIilors' Central Committee. pre-
sided over BY GEN Alfred Pelsontob, to submit its
CLAIMS to Committee OF fcpresen tltivo Repub-
cans, namely. Gen. Stewart L. Woodford, the lion.
Thomas Murphy, Collector OF tho Port the Hon
jackson \. Schultz, Presi tent OF the Union League
Club: the Hon. A. Il. Cornell, Surveyor o! the
Port; and George II. Sharpe, uuiied States Marshal
Gen. Barnum, in socon1ing tho resolution, con-
demned the action OF Gen. PessontOn And his
party.
Gen. John A. Forster did not believe that the con
ference suggested would De productive OF any good
result, unless ut least two otHeis were added to
those named Ia the resolution.
The names Gen. John Cochrahe aud Gen.
Sisel we've added,snd tire resolution was adopted.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DIsHEs HERE AND THERE M THn
SUMS REPORTERS,

The Cheating At Cards In the manss 4
Cisb Gambling House-An Aftcrpiece q
the Summers Comedy at Long Brsr
Ceriies in q Cell.
Edward L. Corlies, OF the firm Of Kobbs 4
Coriies, suction commission merchants, OF 90 Lscs
ard street. was locked up last evening In the Pohos
Central Once. the charge OF attempting the ils
OF William H. Hoey. st Long Branch, last summer.
Mt. Hoey vps standing IN front OF the West Zee
Hotel when Corlies approached MIN and said<
"Blily, you have a good bcy-I think I will put
hole In IT." and while thus speaking, Corlies drcws
Derringer pistol and pulled tho trigger. The cas
only exploded, and then Cores ran away. Oa
reaching the piazza, Coriier put n new cap on bic
pistol and agnn nfed but the weapon ngain faile1
HIM. Corlies tlen escaped TO New York. Lass
evening Detective Oneers Irving and Dusenbury ar
rested Corles H. the Ashlsnd House on q requstttoa
from Gov. Randolph OF New Jersey, and the prison
or was locked up at the Central Police once 20
await his removal 10 Mon county. Coriies V
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