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BEECHER'S Talk.
Its Opinion OF Moody mud Moody's style Of
noiug Ihtnrs.

Mr.. Bccchcr said last night that the im-
preston he had glined IN conversation with Mr.
Moody was that the number OF persons who hal
been converted from the outside world. while
not incou.idcrnhlc, has not yet been large. This
leaves the comforting thought, he added, that
the grcstest benefit Of the meetings is vet to
accrue. lie spoke further, suggesting different
methods to prolong tho Christian meetings. lie
could not see how they could carry on the CEN
trail meetings with continued success II every
church tried to lie little Rink, and every L. dy
little MOODY and Sankey. they would ( u, be-
causa limitations woreNery inferior. MOODY was
no careless worker; no man had a moru celnite
conception OF the end nc aimed at. "On la [
Saturd y" said Mr.. Btccher. | had the pleas
nre OF Two or tbrce hours conference with Mr.
Moody IN NY own house. l thought saw g.
secret OF his working and plans lie is a be-
never IN the second advent OF Christ, and in our
work for tnis world In his opinion Il is blasted
a wreck hound to sink-aud the only thing
tlt D" WORM DONG Is TO get cas- u any OF tht c-eN
ot rs YOU can, aud ] I her 20. All tuit IL worth
dong ia TO Work and wait Tor the appearance of
the Master. md not u attempt thorlugh re-
generation OF complicated state OF societv.
lie think, mat Christ NAV come. even to-Dior-
row. | should he a burning nrc sli mo tirna n
believed like that. but 90 not say that must
bchove like that 10 uc "a burning tre."
Mr. Beecher added that never before hnd he
received so many and such pressing invitations
To lecture rs this fall. lie had refused them all
hoping that there would te such can for his
ttrsoL al s,INlrcs AZ nome mat he couid not af-
tord 10 morteaae his time. lie advocated morn
ing meetings. whcn should bo Spontaneous I'm
their character, lacking all elements Of iuilta-
ton. ne dldD propose To blow the trumpet,
unroll tho Dannur. or .ke the meetings his
They mnst develop themselves. IL thu mem
beis dltn want to come there, he cidn't want
mothers son Of them. "Come with your
harns," saiu he.
Brother II lliIay-Where are we to get them.
Mr. bttcher-lf YOU have hung tuem on a
NlIO" Tee, 20 anl Lud them where YOU left
them. II you never had any you never viii
have any.
Mr; beecher read n letter from Sophia l..
Hewitt asking for a letter OF dsmlssiun and a
recommendation to Dr. Duryea's church. Then
he surtfisvd oteri ono by reading. Mr. ualh-
DAY Ccstrcs letter Of dismiss /, and one OF
recommendation to the Hanson Place Methods
ChurCh.'
Ni. halliday. ncrvousiy answered., " Oh, no. I
don't want it,"
" W ell. " 40 II itf" said Mr.. Beccher. &C r.
X htudaii s. name is az tine bottom. Is he the once
" ell We aie not going t. get rad VI yOu, bir.
Halliday, as soon - tn ought"
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KETRENCHMENT.
Tie Internal Revenue Districts in New Yorii
thar are 20 be Consolidated.

1e ihtSAhhi htNthHu Hi~tflrts IN New y orli
thar are IN be Consolidated.
The President yesterday ordered the consoll-
dai1n OF about ninety Internal revenue collection dis
ict IN various parts of the country into forty I'D
ins number IN New YORK Pennsylvania The
ch'rgcs made IN New York state ares
JohE NJ Johnson retained as collector Of the ds,r e,
formed by cQu. tiidAtns the 1cuth ana Twelfth dis
~ = " New iork, TO b. known hereafter as tie
Bcnaniu nc Voc retsined - collector Of the d,r,c;
formed uy nsgl dating Tue NiLetrcuth and TN cnty.
tAih dsr Is " New Ncrz, to be knJWn hercaf er as
TIE i "cntY--ixtn Distinct
Moses u. sfcrs retained collector Of the district
formed b. nas ianE ,hr ElO vepfn aud rulftc nth
Eleventh District. ~
RALPH +. Lahrop. retained as collector ~ the district
formed ~ consolidating th Fourteenth aud Eighteenth
ulr.retso oi Hen lorA. to De known hereafter tIe
JOIN f. Nas'ers reislned as collector OF the district
iormcd ~ conto. dating the Fifteenth sitecGth
Fifteenth District.
Erasmus y. BROOKS retained collector of the dis
Mlct formed hy consolidating the Seventeenth ana
Iwentielh .isircts Of New York. TO be knOvn here
ailer as the seyeGt enth District.
James O. 6 kluc.id, ictlncd collector OF the dis
mitt formed bT consoldau-g Z the Twenty nr.t and
Twcaty-secoud districts OF New YORK, 10 be known
hereafter 9s the Twoniy-frst District
JJbn H. strong retained aH collector OF the district
formed ty eonso dalls the lNentl third anu Twenty.
urn W. rcts OF New York. TO DO known hereafter Us
Frederick Rue rct incl rs collector OF the district
formed ny soldatng the rwrrty min AID Thlrticth
dslrlcts of New iorS 10 DC known hereafter Is the
Thlrtieth District.
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the OLD WORLD'S VIEWS.
The Monument that Frcnchmen will Erect
in New York Harbor.

PARIS, Nov. ia grand and very sue ,essful
fete Wa given to-day at tAs Plah dIadusrie In the
Champs Eysees by the Frauco-Ameficln Union the
object being to give greater publicity aad exten the
cub crpons for the scheme tor monument 10 Liberty
IN View York harAor. TIE committee Of the Uuion was
accompanied by several distnguishsd pcrs1nases who
travesed the nnlilns inspecting the objects ~ the
IN rhine aud huNlHl eanlultuus. brilliant conc slt
owe In WHICH the blni OF TIC RcEullicin Guarr
Followed. Another con art. vocal well a. ingtro-
IN nia was given. The star Splngled banner wa.
sung amif great cheering The fete Terminated THIS
evening Wifh Illumination uf Ar palais dIudustrle
cnfelsntailon oi the pfopoied monument formed
irfllAs feature uf the Illumination. Minister Wash.
burne, Committeeman Torner NJ kston ex-Allnister
nlcEl,f - Marquis u R0chaugean. VI. AlcxIs dc
lofqurVn, oac de Lafayette. several Deputies I'm
NE assembly, rcsentatiyes OF tho press, and alto
sc her about SIX thnn'Ald spectators were present
ne sun Ier.pilns are prugrossing very fayurably,
he Grand Lodge " FREQ Mas In Pa RS nld ost Of
tue louscs 10 France, nave subscribed lueralIY
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4 NEW DEPARrURE.
A Revenue Collector Reprima nded for ImI.
tRtiIG Grants NcpoIism.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.-The Internal Revenue
ONCE recently had under consideration charges ~
fcctln2 the omcal standing OF Col. Young the Col.
iector for the Fourth Internal Revenue District of
North Carolina, sgalnst whose retention in once op-
position had been made hut, upon reference Of the
coWpaut 10 the supervisor for the section embracing
Col. Noungs district q report was ,ceiyed OF such
carectgr j. ter rci that on or n favor Of The re.
teuion OF Col Young IN Tho revenue tervice. II was
sroNc cred ~ NE Myttieaton, however that several
nepr relatives OF tho cole tor were holding Oce IN Ter
MN, ana recently The Commissioner sent letter 10
MN declaring that such ncDo,ism is not approx cd BY
lrparinrht ana that Il Will be nee ssGry Tor him 10
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WEDDING PoSTPoAED.
six Hundred Invitations and IA Special Train
of Palace Cnrs.

OF Ihlhco Nhrh.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IA Washington letter to
the sun has the following:
very mach interest has heen excited here
bN hlaI'hhR revelation concerning Young real
estate operator connected with one OF the most
Iespoctable ami opulent families In the city
rue young gentlcnlan, who, IL was thought hud
bcen remarkably successful in business and
was reputed to be amassing a large fortune, WAS
engaged 20 he married TO the daughter of Ono OF
Tie richest gentlemen Of LoudOun county, Va
ana the wedding day was fixed for Yesterday
IL ~ stated also that there were 600 inyitafions
issued, and speci,l train OF palace cars was
engaged iOT the guests from this city. A few
days since, however, H. was discovered that The
oonst mt display and the lavish expenditures
Tor which the Young gentleman had become
noted WeIo based upon money obtained 10y the
forgery OF the name Of his expected father-In-
law. Inc amounts obtained are vai1ously esu
mated from 5000 to 10000. The marriage has
been announced as "On." The father of line
young man has made conveYances OF real estate
10 secure the payment Of the forged paper, and
transaction.
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BElTING YHE nrLL rUNcn.


Tho Discovcrics that Dcncon Richardson
Made One Pine Afternoon.
William Richardson, tho President OF the
hu'atic Avenue Railroad. Deacon Of d. Full
toms church. and late Repaalican candidate for
the Senate, appeared against Anasa Armstrong.
II my iiopp aud George DOUGLASS, conductors.
Yesterday, in Judge walsh's court, in Bgcokl n.
accusing them OF systematic ombt zzlemeut by
means Of a false bell which they rang, Instead
Of their punch when they received fares He
strange tlng from o p.ssin- car. which VS. not
clear and musical Ike tho ring of tho vatent
punch bell. After prolonged detective labor
The conductors were rested, uDd "A cleycr
dummy" punch wss seized. This false hell
"a "A scmi-crcular hrass case, fun Of holes,
q thumh piece. Ike the screw of a kerosene
i'ln'' was fastened TO a spring inside the
bel'' ana when N was pushed in, tho bell
rang. The conductor IN using II turned h
hacN 10 The passenger. fixed thr regular punch
IN pe,ill1n on the trip Zip. and instead OF
ed the i've cents. he punches were made In
NeW ork, aad sold t. the ce nluotors by George
noHsl,.s, for 8 each. six dummy punches
that twice as many are in uss. The testimony
50 ''i br1Nts that only about 50 cents - actually
y, i, - lnf' Eng the punch rert'er royealed thia
aii 81 ing th' line To let each other KNOW Mhsther
VT. ~ HARRISON was ca tie route. n be Wa. CO.
M uN The e. nduc;or who 0r' learned ~. IN
passing tho other cars ccsturci as 'puch strolt-
Ing the long white beard which richardson
'stai aud pointed out The Ciieotlun. Ihis Sig
nhi wa soon Known 80 ever conductor IN tho
eNamination Vcstcrday, Mr. Smell oinplalnpd
thAt lne conduct rs VINO were called for the
~ ueeCuuun n lctdsed to tell about e Ch other.
fi1r hinr, urc Of hts witnesses. who u a CON
duct.r was assaulted on iuurs lNy uight and
struck with "a ClHO, fOf no other reason than
that he bad be n called to tes lify.
IAe examination was not ended.
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GEN. M'DoNALD,s TRIAL.
More Evidence Against the wbiskey Ring
Tho Beginning Of the Defence.


ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 10-The United States
Court room was again tbronRed to-day, and tho
Interest In the trial OF Gen. Mcdonald IL un-
diminished.
,Jossph oro.s. te.tined was booSteeper ., Bu.b,.
70 Juy We made $50 barrels. We used stamps as
slee1 sssiS vas aiswissea from MI Ba.os s 'SDs sm
King could moi be we'll formed Win e in the pnas 'o1
Avn Avn nos under indictment. and not employed in the
John McFall testified; was United states eaur,r
. WITH pFysoy :. asS ss'es, Sce e sbos Sd
was nsSee ad orcs made = pP n se.led PACKAGE
CANCERS aud stofckeepers received one 10 two o.
per barrel joyce told me this was ali right / sue.
did not know Nho was IN the Ring until alter The raids
winam q. .sassct, testified, Wa. a Government,
Eaugcr In 1874 and worked At several ns,ilieries and
gar. gngid n0nies Mnen barrel meaturel fortynye
while the stub only showed fifteen twenty gallons.
The knowledse aud consent OF the onicIas.
The prosecution here rested, and ,he defence
opeheu. Ten. sherman, Major Rainwater of the
dohce commissioners, Congressman W. II.
stone, W. w. SandiOrd, merchant JnD. A.
Scudder, President OF the Memphis and ST
Louis Packet Company; Cant. Isaac Jones
Daniel Abel, and hers testified TO McDonald's
goou cnaractcr IN this community, some II them
having known him from fifteen To twonty years;
put put OH hcross-ersmiDation they all said that thoy
hau never heard bis chardc.er discussed until
latei}, ana nut lew OF them ever had business
de ellinrs with him.
The following card Is published this morning:
The names Of many washinrton officials and parties
Mhiskey RIs ,hreugh or with me IN 81. LOUIS do
Colonel Luescy any other ofheisls or citIens OF
acI been s1 ed ~ SSs aSy s9T S Sdee he or
Win the .Hcep lon Of iilm o. Avery. make this
natned- c. j. MRoHuE
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JUDGES NOT TO ne WoRRIED.
John Kelly's Policy not TO bo Followed by the
Anti-Tammnny Politicians.

At the me e'ting Of the Ant-fummany FL cu-
tive Committee last evening Tn rrs :. Crcamcr,
George H. Purscr, Alexander S. spalding. Charles
Cr'p' John d. Cough ~. Gideon j. Tucker and l.. VI.
poscher were appointed a committee on legislation
The committee appointed to inycs,igate the charge
ihui ne Hon nui igrns aud Mr Th' mas Wild II the
-, oha Asa'WD y Dare attempted & sell ont Sir
van hy'sen, t.e Anu IaninanY candidate ior unre of
tnc olft " Common Pleas reported utt the clnrse
Nts nltnuut tpuAdatu They armed that tfr ia
on ~hch ttcdcncA l., Loew's ndmc was su siituted
LOT ubt 81 MI. Van hteicn waa " punched" in The
nnuiaee uliaee 10, tne Assembly but they we're uaable 10
ttYfe thlt Dr. hurpny VAS plrtT 10 the Transaction
rms report ani report fro II the Louinlit t,e on
ittrunagc ON nd ng that The Hon. John kelly's
polty OF iunue clng judges 10 tlelr appOiut tmptta
should not be followed, were sc3cpled.
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a CURE ron HIRD TIMES.
The Recipe Subscribed TO nv 5000 vossr.
cf Indianapolir, Ind.

lSDIASAPoLIs, Nov. 19-The following.
signed by over 800 voters Of this city will ap-
pear in the indianapolis sun tomorrow:
In view OF the continued and Increased denroa.,o.
OF business result" ~ tna failure AMI DInEriprT u
Al productive enterprise, he enforce iilepess 81
,housana; ot hQnysi, iBtustrious working oeopIa
me cohurued thtinxn,e " values. and the reIa-
I'VE increase OF tsXatiOn, the vast bufden az
public ard private debt relatively Increased by The Do
preston ot all other values. produced, az DeieVu
by mistaken policy Of financial eRsia N Their fore
VIC the unJersisucd citizens ana voters Of q city 81
lndianaros amt vicinity, uhte iu tne foo " M d.
mands upon me Congress Of the United states;
frft- Inc immediatH aud uicouC uOna rcnenl Of the
th Sherman bill.
second The permanent retirement OF all national
pans NOES ana the substitution therefor of national
leg tender papcr money 10 20 lssurd directly fron
the Trfaeliry ~ The Tinted Stntss
Ihird-lne retu.cinE u at least a portion of tho
present national bonded deHt INTO bonds brnrina 4
lower rate o. interest, say Sd5 per mt pr snnnr
At the pleasure OF the holders.
, And We iunher unite "a cad for Amans meennR 70
ne held az lndi napos Dec l. 1873 in furherancs a.
these demands. -
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THE PROHIBITS RELEASE.
Ann Eliza Held to have Violated the Statutes
OF the Iniied SinIea.

WASHINGTON, Nov. le.-Tho action OF Chief
Justice White In dischargins brigham Young from the
alleged contemp, Of dsobedeGcc 10 tao order OF Judge
Mexican requiring him pay aiimony to Ana Eliza is
satfAeiory to the Government whca. several weeks
ago the imprisonment OF Young was brought TO the
attention OF the Government IL becam, A matter q,
Ssbn SohsGtaton, tae result OF which was a refer.
chfc of the caee 10 the Attorney General for nvestga
on anp such action as he m-ht tink proper to tsEe
Julse flrrfcpont accordingly addressed a cOmmuuca.
s9lles OF te record in the case be forw erded 70 him
Inc fecoru NGs Received "wednesday hut In con ae
quence of the decision OF ILdgo White II IL not con.
suerou that any furt1c 1cr actiOn 10 the
opinion OF the Attorney -Gcacrsl that the woman IA
9le. ton In marr,lng H:lgnam Young violated the
herself OF her own wrong.
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LONDON, Nov. 1o-To-day was the last day OF
the Shrewsbury meeting Toe great feature OF the day
and indeed nearly the OF year. was the race for
the Shrewsbury Cup OF 600 in specle. added TO
handicap of so soys each half forfeit, tho horse
TO save his stakes, about two miles, 81 subscribers
Eleven horses started Tlc iavorites were bea en the
race being won by Mr. Forrcsers K. h. Proalgal by
Ouica ont OF ftnitcnts dam Mr. W. S. CrAw fords b.
c. Toe fbng scotchnan, by Noltig ur out OF BOreas,
Ma second. and hr. J "a rrJs o. 4 Lily Agnes. by
~ lcsronl oU n' Polly Agnes. was third.
The betting Just previous 10 tAe start was six to one
az tnat LILY Agnes seven to on against 1he FlyiIg
sFntcnulan ahd twenty tO one against Prodigal. The
iaA OIlle, hlIay hhOL nm rLAtn
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wipIug Out The CIcudcnuina Scandal

The members OF the Prospect Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. jersey City. have elected c. C. Jewell
and John Gordon, Elders William Fisher and Joseph
beeker; de1eons and John Gordon, Trustee The
Chnrch IL thoroughly reorgankcd. and herea be
known as the West nster Presby Church. IL "a
the ptenon OF thc new regime 10 invite preacher TO
ofnelate from time to tue untl permanent pastor Is
hired MI Glenlenning Is to take charge of his pas
tOrate In Henry, ILL.,. early In December.
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BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn public school children must be vac
clnated VI stay At home, the Health Board says.
Burroughs, the Brooklyn wife murderer, has
appointed John c. Marsba guardian Of his little girl
mother.
The Rev Fred. A. Bell, the reformed pugllist.
70 begin teres OF sunday revival services IN the
Academy tomorrow, lie Ia q good Singer, and will
sing Sankey's popular songs
After session OF four hours last evening, the
Nheteenth ward Republic ms hlrmOniEcd the ciashinR
interests of the ward 0y adopting ticket for the pT
max on Monday night Tlt John II. Zindel ~ the mead
Tor President OF the organization.
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Urging on Storrs.

letter OF protest, signed by Judge Gilbert,
Renl D. silliman, Henry T. Perrepon', Abranam d /.
Bayls, A. A. Low, James +, Pierce, II. l.. Hustled,
judges Reynolds Nelson, Pratt. ami Benedict. DR..
Budngton, saml. Mclean, Mayor Hunter, Gen. slo-
cum, Nrn. Wooliofl, ahu hundred other WcllknoWn
pernLH was submitted to DR.. sorrs In his yes
!. y lHSl Az, Ihuoh coumitice from the si-ners.
The lritef gc3 MIN 10 e.y in BrOnkiYn and sugcesa
that III pace he n ed long aud With such gro
ng tfuthlnesa cannot De hlcd br stranger without
aee hnd lastinX loss 10 tue best interests OF HrOOklyn
Dr bl0rrt tal lhat be wound consider tle letter.
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Intcrven,Ion In Turl,ish Amir.

LONDON, Nov. 19.-Cabinct councils have been
he'd In Downing street almost daily during the past
week Recently there have been rclerations OF peace
ful assurances by the Russian newspapers. There are
however indications Of early Intervention In Turk
apecial Telegram from Berlin says that negotiations
ato nDM Progressing with tue great Powers relative
we lur1sh cnhcutY, based on tle understanding OF
e preservation OF the status qu0 In regard - TurfSy.
ihe subline Porte hAs nounfd The foreign Powers Of
.e impeding issue OF circular detailing tue reforms
a.
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Tho Young Meme Club Of the Eighth Ward
was draped In mourning last night The members look.
Cd sadly on photograph OF Jesse Allen. Three weeks
ago he was marredand Tuesday night last he started
ior MS nome In Toledo, Ohio. on Wednesday night, a.
ne trsih stopped m Alliance. Ohio, he stepped out
get reIIesh.nts The transtarted. and In the excite
aEs1t i0und young man stretched iifeless on the
PLATFORM IL was Jesse Allen. who had drOhDed dead
Of paralysis VI the heart ~
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The Fire In the Bay.

II is suspected that the burning of the Staten
lsaHd ferry boat d. Il Martin. THURSDAY afternoon
was an act OF incendar1sn. She was burned to the
h1. above which only the heavy hos frame LETT The
hull not injured but the engines ana machinery arc
Dent anu Cracked ana are probably beyond
Martin was valued at about $4,000, and was Insured
pumped the water ron the sungen hu Yesterday ana
tOwed IL to the cOastWrec king company pier $50
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One Juror LacAinx in tho scannOlI Trial.

During SIX hours Yesterday the Oyer aud
Termner was empioyed In getting Jury for tho trial
Of John scaaHcl, bat without completing the worr.
James II Davidson paint manufacturer. OF 0S walker
street, was the oaly Juror cccptcd. making thus far
eleven ~ HlA lie Was sworn IN at II o'cock and the
iesl oI tf lnr was mainly epint In the teIious oXau
IN N ~ men VINO hsd made up their minds lOut the
ca o. ~ who "a conscientious Iruule against C1pita
pun alm M. ies had valid Il uses and seVoo we're
Pofcuplo'ly chhrnSed-tnTce by the prosecution ana
Tour by e defence. fourth extra panel Of one nun
dIeo Lave been summoned to attend to-day.
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The name OF Patrick Henry, called out In the
General Sessions yesterday with q peculiar emphasis
created stir. The result OF Mr. Ienry's brief erpo-
rience at The New York bar mny be CLEANED from Re-
Henry you nave dishonorrd grand historic nAnIs.
Si1 months In TIE penitentAry." lie had pieadsl
guilty OF petit larceny
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An ObliginG Thief.

Thieves broke in the basement door OF Captain
Il. l. CoGlrs house, 2l7 Graham street Brooklyn yes
terday afternoon, rlnsaked the bureau dra Fcrs and
stole f75 in money some ewelry, and an overcoat In
sha D WIN ring they found valuable Masonic
pin, hr.liaut Win smal diamonds They fastened mis-
under I4e rubber band on the outside the box where
II Nouli De seen a. soon rs Tie bery discovered
captain Colin reported the the police aud aug
gesied that the thieves might be- brother Mason4-
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cURIOsITIES or CRIME.

John Harman, who was seen 10 enter Mr.. HsN
dehburchs residence at s. Henry street, Brookiy kiyA
~ tlmcl YESTERDAY, VA arrested and a OF snsai
thefS tools were found N hii prtoon.
The jury IN the case OF Mnjpr-Gcn. John Ram
eay, ru u thc llu son county g. 3D. toutt Of SassipM
Tor keppins gambling house. dI agreed. d. eur ca
hcguan, Nho ac,1Hlrt tged ul the stand tbaa
he rertea his preGlses for gambling. arrested ~
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The Marrlnnd Altornr,.liennrnI.hl.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-In his letter, notifying
Gov Groome thAl he contests the election OF Chas
NJ Ghln as Attorney'GeneIa Of Maryland, Mr.. Wallis
taSsi respectfully insist that the election In tho
city of Baltimore was rendered wholly void by fraud
nlhdatnn' ana violence and that the returns OF the
Gai{ eanhot AHiulY be counted therefore Tespect-
await buch suggestions na youg ENccllency may be
pleased 10 maze on tho subject" Mr. Wallis letter
" q received by the Governor on "Wednesday. and viii
be Ielled 70 tO-mOTroW prODaplY. - - p"
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fellow procured the letterhead OF an insur-
ance company In New York and wrote to the agent
In Elizabeth apprsing hlm that general manager mad
ocon appointed for the State and requesting him to ex
tend proper coureses on hia visiting Elizabeth This
leer purpor cd TO be signed DY the President Of the
company Next day The swindler made ms appe nee
oleck Tor tl2o. The latter only happy to 40
MOfthllss strlp Of paner.
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The vicc-Prcsiden,,. Coua,,,on.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-Vice-P President VIII
sons cundi ion shows no material change He slept
well during last night The doctor to-day ordered the
dlecontlnuunce Of qunine ana prescribed mild tonic
lie expects 10 be aDlc to ride out tomorrow. .
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l0-Detectives to-day
made an inp rtant capture taxing Into custody four
noled burss three OF whom have chiefly operated in
New York. Their names are william Gray. Jane, ID
Au,iin' E.cAard Smith, aud James Chfisty Gray is
wen know IN pohco circies, having preyIou Voprrited
A. p"lsrr thrt Austin goes under the ags II Mat.
DnMutl. lir' ana smith aud thuls.y have cO.f tri
NOR uhlE.Auon. operations chiefly IA New York The
capture was hade Ia the ccntrdl portion Of the civ
Mnete the burglars had looms n respectable 0oard