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NAVAL EVOLUTIONS.

Opening OF the Exercises At Key West
YesterdaY-General DebarkatlOn and
Sham Fight-Admirable Behavior Of
Officers and Men-Dress Parade of the
Gallant Marines To-day.
KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. 80, 1874
the preliminary exercises of the naval drill
began to-day. -'
Admiral Case having issued general order that
a general landing and sham fight shOu6 occur, the
boats of the Ticonderoga, Canandaigua, Wachusett,
Shenandoah and Wyoming were taken IN tow this
afternoon by the Fortune and the boats of the
FRANKLIN, Wabash, Lancaster and Kansas by the
hPinta.
THE SIGNAL.
On signal they started and we're towed to the
beach outside Fort Taylor were landing was
effected, covered by hOwitzers. Seventeen hund-
red men disemDarked with twelve howitzers and
two Calling guns. Five battalOns and two
batteries landed. Commodore Parker commanded
and Lieutenant Saley acted as Aujutant General.
The hOwitzers and boats formed in echelOn on the
idanks and opened fire.
FORMING IN sKIRMIsH LINE.
The nth battalion, Lieutenant Bradford, OF the
wabash, commanding landed and deployed as
administers.
AS soon as the main body of infantry had landed
battalion columns were formed and skirmshers
were called in for reserve, while battalions were
advanced in line, with artillery on the tanks. A
general fire was opened along the entire line
OPENING FIRE.
After maintaining brisk fire for some time the
artillery OF the right wing was thrown forward in
support when the advance line opened fire. Three
DattaliOns and one battery were advanced and de-
lplOyed into line.
THE CHARGE.
general advance was then ordered in double
quick time and they took new position near the
lighthouse where your correspondent was sta
ltioned.
The exercises concluded with a brigade dress
parade, after which the whole force again en-
barked.
CONDUCT OF THE MEN.
The Officers and men behaved admirably. Regu.
lar land troops could not have done better than
these marines.
There will be a full dress parade Of all the
marines on shore tomorrow, Lieutenant Colonel
Haywood acting as commanding officer.
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HENRY WARD BEECHER,

Ast0nishes the Good People Of New
port.
NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. 80, 1874.
Rev, Henry Ward Beecher lectured in the opera
House here this evening upon the "Wastes and
Burdens Of Society,"" for which he received $500.
How he was to reach New York by tomorrow
morning was a conundrum, he was obliged to
be there on important business Early this
morning he telegraphed from Boston that
ne could not come in view OF the above.
Accordingly L. r. Blackman, on behalf OF
committee, went to Boston on a Sound boat, when
1t touched here this morning, and captured the
reverend divine at Salem, on the cars, on his way
to New York. He was induced to fulfil his engage
ment upon promise Of having the Sound steamer
Old Colony await here until the close OF the lecture.
Accordingly the steamer was detained and the
lecturer was permitted to return to New York,
much to the chagrin OF the members OF a lecture
committee who had been put to much needless
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PITTSBURG CELESTIALS AT WAR.
The Pfg-Tafled Cutters Attack An Poy
an OYerseer-AtIackinR the Police.

The Ptg-Tafled Cutters Attack An Poy,
an Oversecr-Atrackingt the Police.
PITTsBURG. Pa Jan. 80, 1874.
serious ARRAY occurred at Beaver Falls to-day
among the Cinnamon employed in the cutlery
works at that place. AS All Poy, the overseer
and interpreter, was passing through the
works. he was attacked by the Chinese
workmen with the determination OF killing
him. He escaped by passing through the ONCE
AZ they attempted to follow they were met by the
police whom they attacked with desperation
throwing knives forks, pieces OF iron and any.
thing they could find. The police fought them
some time without weapons, when they finally Sc
cured clubs and forced the wOrkmen to retreat,
wOundlng ten or twelve, two OF them seriously.
The trouble srose from the belief that All Poy had
not been making a proper disposition OF their
funds entrusted to him.
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OBITUARY.
NJ. Victor sBaltArsf.

rne death In Paris, after long illness. Is an
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A LARGE FIRE AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND Ohio. Jan. 80. 1874
A fire broke out at seven O'Clock tonight in the
fourth story OF the building the corner OF Water
and st. Clair Streets occupied by Koch. Goldsmith,
Joseph h Co., wholesale clothing merchants. The
two upper stories were burned out. The fire Is
still raging and has extended to and entirely de-
stroyed W0rthington co.'s large hardware store,
in the same building. The loss Will DC heavy.
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NlesR.M TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Jan. 80, 1874.
ihe North German Gazette abiding to the SYM
patty manifested IN Belgium for the German Ultra
montanes, declares that ''every government is
bound to check the disposition Of It's subjects to
participate in revolutionary attempts against
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Az the close OF the sixty inning the game was
called
GARNER $50, UBAssY 446.
GARNER then scored and Ubassy 2, after which
on the SIXTY eighth inning, GARNER scored 10 and
broke down on che winning shot, leaving him one
which GARNER made the winning shot ana retains
the silver bowl and championship. The game
lasted three hours and thirty minutes. The follow
ing Is q score OF the game -
Garnler-o, 10, 1, IA. o. ID, B. o. 09,I1 Is, o, q
~, 49, > ., o. o, g. H. Q. ~, 8, g. l.. o, l. Q,
ii: o. |, 8. %, 1. 0. 0, 0, 10. /. Total, 500.
Number OF innings, SO; average. s 1923
Ubassy-A T. 0. 30. 3, o. 7, 6, l. /, o. O. o, 0,
= 10 8, a. l, 10, 90 "a A. 8. l, o. 2, o, 81,
TO- O. 0. 4, IL, o. %, IL, 0. o. so, Is. 10,
2, 0. 0. 20. 30. 0, 4. o, 2, IA. Total. 47O.
Number OF innings, 68; average, 6 31-34.
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LAND.
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ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 30, 1874.
The democratic caucus tonight nominated Mr.. ].
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balance OF the term OF Governor whyte, who has
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little close, as they most decidedly weakened.
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HBARTIEs IN MONTREAL. HAVING AID
Il syertised tosupply imitation of the $. SIN
GER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, at reducec
prices. notice is hereby given, that said ma
chimes are an infringement of Letters Paton
owned by us, and all parties selling, PURCHASING
or using said ms chimes, will be PROSECUTED by
us, for their infringement.
" WHEELER 4 WILSON MANUFAcTURING Co."
T" GROVER Il BAKER SEWING MACHINE Co..
"THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co..
-. JOHN BArcHELDoR'
By their Attorney in fact.
S. J. GORDON.
"a Beech ST., New York. sptr. slim.
, 1874-10-15
90 EDEHFAE HOTEL.

A frst-class house and a
chance for everybody to live
cheap during the hard times.
az, E' The best table and the
aaa5 rooms and beds of any
hoszsa Ia the Territory.
Guests treated with po-
iSeness and attention.
Free coach to and from the
house.
J. COLLINS 4 3 Co, Proprietors.
Seattle. W. T., Noy. l, 1S75,-tf