, 1872-11-18

'proftable:
lar actress, viii returDt to England after the With
| drawal OF Lo R9l carotte' from the boards of
'the drsna opera 1astaa Hsase' re o,, = H.
Charies m Astor Brsted f. Carl benson') Is the
11chest literary S e. nan N A1neflca having an IN
come Of 1000. year.
prosperous Merchant ecn u N @ west @Broadway has,
81 oes baeyTn yea5
'Richelieu's dcsum, co1srous.
!
OVerhuu1ing the Fire Brigade-Ra1d
on the s. Waiter GIrI9, Sal0ons-Con.
| ernment-Suita Dismixsed-I Imnor.
| +n-,t necision.
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INV ann Nua: amIpas !p9 -; - looo' re-
NJ eo oeagss Ma sraa aga4ss Gee
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"no ~ Ao@se I'LL 0au aasul''e 1nptope1 1elatlons
With himself The parties we're married in 1855,
and lived in harmony until he went to board at
hotel. where Mrs. Todd became acouainted with
the defendant. In 1s70 ahe ahandonad har h,,s-
1s IT,. o-,o~t:a ~ :. o17
oAno "41nou. oAP4ans'lon, aAo IL was
several months before lie could as
certain her residence. Finally he eaw
her walking in the street with Onieley. and dis
covarod That +bav pora .ho,r7;oc +ot,s41,or -
hots1 T.; 1araev % ~ C;tv on;@1ar uas sr4sa4 ~ SO
notei IL 'esses o''s' QulsAey was arresteo and
after spending two nights in jail, WAS released
On st, 900 bail.
Henry Ward Beecher dalivered striking SER
mon tonight on the subject of labor. He said
from the applications he received daily from
young men out Of work, it must be the general
impression that he owns Central Park, Prospect
Park, the Custom House, the Navy Yard,
and Post Office. He desired it to be
known that he had no: personal
or political influence at Washington.
Yet he acknowledged feeling sympathy with the
$4,000 idle young men in New York who want to
be bookkeepers and can't induce themselves to
hands austerely and say, t*Young men, go 'West'
dgreat laughter], but many Of them had rushed
away from their fathers farms before they had
learned to work. Many OF them were of sort
that would starVe On hundred acres OF good
land, be without shelter in lumber yard, and
be baz~efooted II they owned all tha
leather in the sswamp." The useless man
simply lies when he declares he is as good az
ether m mSn eSana NJ 1sb Besensre text WAS
at 1ate T htnr last night in nine Of Tie ~ principal
concert-aalc'ona OF Broadway, spent theremainder
Of the night in the station houses amid strange
hubbub OF weeping and noisy ribaldry. They
we're permitted to go nnpuniahed by the Police
Justice TODAY. but the Well-dressed scoundrels
who run the h.>lls we're placed under bonds for
trial These concentrations have recently
appearing dress ed as pages, or in some other
semi -nnde costu me- U1blushing robberies in
making change was the rule in ali of them, Wills
larger crimes we're planned by the thieves in
walters.
The Canterbury. at 632 Broadway. ia tha
largest concert saloon in the civ. and emn1oyed
forty female attendants, in sBlack Crook " a.
tire. This like eight similar but smaller dens
was pulled BY police in citizens clothes. The5
customers were permitted to retire. but the eirls
alter res1,1nine their street dresseE. Ss xeTa
marched to the lookup in company
with their employers There are ecores
Of other concert saloons equally
vile that were not raided, and it remains to Be-
seen whether this descent is mere spasmodio
occurrence, or the beginning Of a determined
war On q 1netropOlitan evil that has thus far de-.
feated the anthorities. ~ ' 10' >%0
Another Of the irrepressible reporters. WIN
make Investigations regardless Of personal in
convenience, has just turned up IN the Times
office: Having heard constant complaints
game gamblers, he professionally played
faro at saloon kept by HaryaV
Young, and was eoony heeced ont 81 s5s, IL tSs
DE- &sas s5aan ha the trouble to disguise
make . test case and has caused the arrest Of
Harvey Young, the oldeat skin aambler N Naw
York, and his dealer ssYorke.' Young was con-
csrned in the * Bill Pool" murder. and abont
three years AGO he shot Bob Willis keener of a
rival rambli6g .house On broadway. 81 has
never Eeen tried for either offence.
new YoRK, Nov. 17.-GeneraI Newton. Tinted I
States Army, in an interview, Yesterday, ex- |
pressed the opinion that the use of gunpowder !
is injudicous TO stop the progress Of 6res giving
preference to dualine and giant powder, which |
do not scatter the combustible DEBRIS but cut |
the building of close to The foundations and |
piers, and let it fall vertically. He did not be-
tieve in the organization Of . separate CORPS Of
work,
The Fire Co1nnolssio oners Of Ne1 York have ap-
pointed two Boards OF E!amlners totest the COM