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WAyrED. $50 o9O.

Cust eu, House Onirinia and v1fc Detectives
Lnot.ina for tbn Nioicti'- ,soinc Discpvcr.
Ics ,ba, was Mode. by KNaniincr Oorbett.
The twonty thousand dollar mOiety duo
ftou toe Government to the persons who dis-
covered the great sk smuggling frauds, Is the
sutJcut ~ n lively contest botwoon Custom
luUlp officers ond private detectives, eaoh
claiming to have tcon tho frat to uucarth tue
smugglcra' operations. Collector Arthur. under
whose direction tho Investigation Of the fraud
wa cordu ,c1, rcccntlV recommended that tho
prizo Lo distri ,uted among several porsons who
prominently nssietod In the oasc, hut Secretary
BrIstow. having looked into tho contradictory
ciaimp. has lust referred them to tue United
States Court in titis titv
The revenue onioor5 have prcpored efiidaylta
In support OF th ir c,a'ms;a rntse ., sh1w how 'he
the officers In the ueteGlion OF the smnvglcrs.
In Soptomber last the eiteu'ion Of Deputy Col
certain large n,m In BroFdway, suspected of
being eng rcd in the fraudulent importation uf
ltccs, M0rchants complained thai tho firm wer0
undersellinc and running tho market. Mr.. Cor
bctt, tho examiner OF laccs, senrched the rec
otds, and ascertaued that the firm had not en-
tered any importati0ns of laces at the Custom
House for over two years, aud that tho firm
hsd not imported any goods nt Philadelphia or
Boston. subsequently Detectives Mooney aud
Dallud report d that thev had seen certain
cases moved into The store of the suspected
firm. The marks aud nuInbers on the cases
were furnislei to the Custom House, and the
cases wore found to have been inyoiced ne
containing corsots. and that thew were con-
signed TO Ba'nbergcr 4 Co., mythical nrm.
Tne entries OF the goods were passed 10y Deputy
COLLECTOR Des An5es. There was nothing to
show at tho tune that Charles L. Law
had ANYTHING TO do with the lace frauds
Mr. Ialch. chief clerk Of the law depart ment Of
the Custom House. IL said 60 have been the first
to pui the officers on the track OF Lawrence ana
lie Is also credited with the discovery Of the
means by which the silk snuEglers robbed tho
Government
IL IS estimated that thu smugglers operations
covered goods worth tf,0Ol0Ol. II H. claimed
that Mr. B.lch should have tho largest share OF
the moioty, ~ his services were the most
valuable in the detection OF the frauds.
Dcputy Surveyor Klnk says In his afidavit that
he II entitled to the reward OF $4,000, IA he and
Special Treasury Agent Brackett connected
Lafayette. Graz Go. and VI. ~ Claiiin x Co.
with the frauds, tracing tne goods smuggled by
Lawrence to the stores OF those frms.
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THE BRoKEN S.ITINGs RANK.
Who Pocketcd Some of the Poor Depositors'
Money Looking into the Books.

Who Pockrted Some of the Poor Depository
Money Looking into the Books.
Mr.. Curman. receiver of the Third Ave-
nue. Savings Bank, has not completed his state
mont 1t is known, however, that the books
have yielded some interesting figures Spencer
X. Green received from the bank between S1O,-
900 and $4,000 in salary as President Richard
Kolly, now President Of the Fifth National, re-
ceived about S4,0OOs year as salary. when con-
nectod with tho bird Avenue Bank, and in ono
year there was voted to him $1,000 back pay.
The Investigation has exonorated Mr.. Daniel
Bates, the last President, wing that he drew
no money from the bank as salary or otherwise
Mr.. ID. ID. n. Marshall, when Chairman OF tho
Finance Committee Of the Third Avenue savings
Bank, received n salury Of o., 800 year.
MIR. Bates SAID | lst evening.
have DOUBT that there has been most licked
robbery ami dit not hes tate years ago wnrn nrs
spou oo for It that they should ue sent TO prison
Ihore has been some talk about the bank re-
suming business under the management ot Mr.
G..rman. Tnis is nonsense. Tho bank coiporo-
ton has been dissolved, and IL iucapdh4e oil
either paving out or receiving deposits.
Mr. Ashbcl i. Fitch. counsel for toe deposit
tors W not prepared yesterday 10 make an
application to tas supreme Court for the re-
moydl of the receiver. lie may be ready to-day.
Mr Edward Mallon. the rgest depositor Ia
the Third Avenue savings Bank. having $3.50
tnere. writes to rHE SUN. "defltnR Mr. Carm n
or any OF his friends To name single deposition,
llr.c or small, ho Is willing to leave hi money
IN MIR. Carman's hanus day longer than Is
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republicans Of the Third District Of IN.
ser have nominated George ilprndcn Tor the Assembly
The Workingmcn's lndcpeudeut Club OF tho
Eighth Ward have nOninatr John J. Iobln Tor Assem-
BY
Charles NJ. Clancy was nominated for Civil
Justice iuihr second District hy iht Liberal Eepunl
cans last night.
Tue Hon. Roscoe Cunkling addressed a Re-
publcau meeting in lNcdIc Ilall Albany, lSt night
the Hon nCury SWliu pre- Idti
The Prohihtioni-t-o Of Duichess aud Columbia
couutie, have nouunllrd orItsr h lcrry ~ Dover
Plains ~ senator lh' parN commands about l,009
Notes iu lllr district
John Il, Norris, President Of the American
nktuc lr'ngrpH tonNINN, ~ BloOhiNu, N"ftniday.
10 tuc request of many uttsuas In Thar Twentieth NHrd.
&. d.trImu'd So b'cpmc tn independent candidate for
supervisors
The Republ.,aus Of C0limhia county have
nominated teo, VI. PoNri fnr ii' Assembly ftuu the
Fret pisul"l, amt Luhn a. Uo.rhnor from lc se"o ID
nlsucf thc DoWoctafs oi ths tnht As'r b. uIiu- ID
CfosNenor N hp'amnn.
The proAioitionst- have uYpif0', for Sco-
Tct1y oi StIc, g nfgr t o. .H...lr 'Hfi '--' e.
Alphnnsn Hop ,nsi Attorney ,'n"r1I F 4. NHrsli
Treasurer p. u Atrtr. ~ttlf lrti.-'r t.. rtNr, 70.
George A. Dullrf HitI 'l.-.+ lila II" "a.
sptctoI OF ftst" frisHu-, JYhn 49, tthn..
The Anti-Cu-iom iipusc Bcpuhi,.1ua % -
FlUh Seuatural DrirNt i-tv u,n .''l
KGrnan tor senator. amt dosn n 'raf1l
drOn llJ al fuf Alderman, stTr ~ .ritfN
mated for tie Asstnhly IN ~" r. ll...t
Gilmore Bolt for ti'.l J.lI., i' f.r ~ g l. {
George "' tetS'r, ~ sue thitd, . tas Ieglbus -
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BhrrED, mr. NOR cAUGnr.


Eiaht vaiinu; Poiioemou'- Midnight tnro".Hi
IutcrrapIcd by BusV In-pector.
Inspector Speieht was informed that
patrolmen OF the Manhattanvilie police were nc
customed on the midnight tour to assemble In a
stable in Tenth avenue, near lOSth street. "
smoke. sleep, bnd play cards. On Friday night
the rain poured IN torrents, and patrolling was
wearisome. The Ins peCtor's AIDE was dot He'd TO
watch the stable. AT o'clock three pattolmt u
entered, aud an hour later five more. Inc In
speclor was awakened, and he istencd 70 the
ST tblc. lie raped for admittance. voice
asked what was wanted. Wnen the iu-
spoctor spoke again his voico was rcc"g-
nlkcd iipcs and lights were extinguished.
Spcght stood at the door, ready TO take their
naiues. In q moment the door waa thrown op, H.
and eight men sprang out. One .ugnt the In
apcctur 10y an arm and whirled him around. An.
other pushed mis- hat over bis eyes several
seized him, pushed min about, and then alt tho
S.. mt policemen dartod across vacant lots AZ
sis 'ci * he wont to the Station anu OFncTeu
nll q r G. IN OF the night tour before MIN. Every
one stood iir II and non coumi tai, aud the In
Nogtor iai,ed to recognize any oi theu ~ lneD
uefs OF the st.ble gang.
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WANTED. uEN FoR ~ oFTIcr.
NhHt Puzzles the Collector Of New York an'
the SecVetnrV OF tho Treasury.

WhHt Puzzles tho Collector of New York aud
the Sec,etnrV Of tho Treasury.
Collector Arthur tried again yesterday
TO master the intricate questions affecting the
old and the new rates Of drawhack on exported
hard sugars. lie consulted with Appraise' Oar
ling, Assistant Collector Cnch, Deputy 30
tor Phelps. Auditor Ogden and witi IT, sol 'l
Humphreys. the partner Of cx-Gry. ..Dfcan Mr.
Humphreys Is Hn expert IN augars.
The Collector was unable TO select the COM
mission OF sugar experts called for by the
Secretary Of tho Treasury. The latter ordered
thai lie Commission should be made up OF ono
pCrsun TO act tor the GOvernment. aud two
Others who should he eXuerts in the refining OF
sugars Tho difficulty lies in fading two cXpei IA
who will lie impartial SruiIIatOIs between the
Government aud the TeincTS.
In 1895 EuglInd, France, Belgium, and the
Netherlands were bothered with IKE puzlling
questions about sugars. II was decided "ftcr
many costly experiments that eightN-si- pounds
Of hard slgir WAS the minimum quantity that
could be got from tne crude article, and this
MAS fixed rs the standard for the commerci Il
trade of those countries Nine pounds were
allowed for syrup and five for wastage. In
America the standard has heen hfty-hve pounds
Of refined hard sugar, twenty-four pounds OF
soft sugar, fourteen pounds of syrup, ana seven
pounds whstage for every one hundred pounds
OF raw sugar. II is for the purpose OF ascortuin-
ing the correctness Of this standard that the
Secretary OF tho Treasury Has Ordcrcd the aI'-
poinmcn. Of commission OF experts
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MIR. George BrImore in BROOKLYN.

At the Brooklyn Theatre last evening,
Mr. Delmore gave his very artistic and every
way admirable impersOnaton Of Nat Goslmg In
"1hs Flying Scud !" an impersonation that can
Justly take rank with the bo,t, so lar as CARDS
FORM consistency, color. harmonious and DER
fectly defined outline, and complete surrender
Ol the sctOr's identity 10 that OF the assumed
character, In The cast were several actors who
took part In the recent performances Of the
same piece at Booths Theatre, and tho repre-
sentation was excellent MS a whole. An inter-
os ing incident WA tho first appearance Of Miss
Maude Harrison, who playod the part OF JWtd
Ldtim6r with surprising seli-possession and
present and was very frequently wrought up to
n high degree of enthusiasm. Tho performance
will lac repeat ed every evening thls week ana ht
tho SATURDAY matinee.
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srARxs rsoM THE rEIAGRtrH.

The Philadelphias beat the Chicagos in PhilS-
delphia yesterday, IL 20 ).
The IIartfords defeated the st. Louis Browns
In Hartford yesterday tot
The post unlce ~ Myerstown, Pa. has been
robbed Of all the money aud stamps Il contained
Joseph Evans, whilo hunting noar FracSyilIe,
Pa ycstcrdly, accidentally shot and Killed him-eif.
The Methodist ministers Of Roston will petit
ton the President TO pardon the JeIe'son Borden nu'
tlurfr4.
The third annual reunion Of the First Yer
mont Cavalry was held AT the Weldon House IA ST.
AlbHns yesterday.
Eliza Day, wife of james Day OF Westerly II.
l., was Killed by freight trun near hcr rt Ntitt on
Saturday hlSht she had been partially insane,
The Canal Board met Yesterday afternoon 60
take up the CAseH OF Yates ana hcuck out All urnt a,
owing TO the unavoidable absence VI several iut mhor
Tho Palo Alto Iron Companys mills IN Potts
Nnc, IA, which have been dlr or over car fthu'
operations yesterday, about 500 men peus Np"yt1 AZ
reduction OF 20 per cent. from the iofihtr rfie
The trustees Of the Calvert sugar ltelning
COinpany OF baltimore have Declared 4 dividend oi '
prr cent on the total iudt btcdnes-, which has been
paid such OF the creditors as presented heir CLAIMS
Judge Emmons of the United states District
Court at Memphis. has Issued an smehdatnry nrdrr m
connection with the reccNrrshp Of e. Mcuph'a ana
PAducah Rillroad. allowing the receiver I" appoint nf
disclAr-r ANY uiruH connected Nlth LAe lOaAi OH ci
,haR ue rrrs'hant nr Secretary
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Nor cKESrERIIELD KERRIGiN.
Another scene in the Trial Chamber In tho
Police Central Once.


Col. james H. KeIT igan, the coutuma-
cious witrcss who bothei ID Commissioner Voor-
his at the trial Of Capt. MoCulaRh on Friday,wAs
confronted by President Matsell yesterday. The
Colonel first asked whA constituted the Police
Board, and then he asL d who was absent and
on being told that &c. Smith was absent he
demanded his attendarrd, or the cause OF his
absence. lie further sa 4 that the Com -iission-
er was paid for being Il re. and should be there.
"Gen. smith," said Il Colonel, "sneaks into
the treasurers ONCE sry month and receives
nav for services that he has never render
ed" In reply TO tIe first question the
witness said "It IA zone Of your business
where gO." Then the witness Questioned tho
authority Of tho Com, lissioners, and tainted
them as not having ulrged themselvcs OF the
charges that had been made by the Mayor, and
then he recited the history Of the recOv cry Of
the witches stolen from Thurlcw Weed, senator
AIyord, and Sheridan Shook. and OF the uia.
mond pin stolen from .hs Hon. John q. Schu-
mpkor.
Al length Mr. Mclean, the Police Commits
sionens' counsel told the Colonel he might 90,
adding that the Polico Commissioners would
apply TO the Supreme Court to punish him for
contempt Ia not answering tue commissioners
questions.
The Coloners reply vas: You ought Al TO
be kicked out. The peooie would be Justified
in kicking YOU all out
Commissioner Disbecker excltodly said II
think Il l. about time that this individual was
put out" prosldent Matscli, thus prompted,
rrufni said. Put him out" IL i ceiore the
roonfuI OF pciicc,nen could decide 70 wnon, tho
order was addressed, the door had closed behind
tho Colonel.
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WAS rREmLErr MURDERBDe
A Barge Curia;n's suspected Gursts AND his
M,-trriors Uisnrpcnrpncr offer n rprec
Win Thc,n--cmc very Irteicettng FHcta.

A Barge Curta;n's Suspected Gursts and his
M,-irviprs EiAnppcnrpncr ufter n rprec
with Them -somc very Inieicei'nE FHcaa.
A barge letiered IN. G. r. C.," prceum-
ably identifying Morris Canal Transportation
Company, was c cly in sep'embor towed to Mir.
John Stclls wharf In that Uart Of Hallway called
DrioktovD. MIR. Henry Ellise pottcry fn"t'Iy
for which part of tho barao's load Of coal wa'
intended, adjoiDs MIR. Stcll's wharf. The sole
tenant OF tho barge was its captain james
Gfomictt, OF Essex street, Jersey Cuy. While
MIR. Eilia't employeus we're taking out tho coal,
Capt. Tremlett ramhled about the town his
hcadnuartois boinQ Adolph Bariholcmy's liquor
saloon. There he treated lihcroIiv, snowcd oon-
sidoIatic monoy, referred hoastfully to his
wealth and was constantly drunk. wo tys
pfter Capt. rremlotts arrival a brace of rough
looking fellows rcwed TN the Halfway river In a
boat bearing the name OF lts staten Island
owner on ita stern. board, tied 1t about mile DO
low Uricktown and inunred along the tow path
toward the barge Just before they reached
noariy an hour AS Can't Tromlctt
ysmassn n ssGsS ros t"G @S,s yefy seS a %
possibly, to tho Captains boozlness' ana the lriO
went TO II rtholemy's and drank freely. Iho
Captain and tho strangers were together next
day IN RAILWAY. Toward night the barge was
pushed into the current, the strangers being
tue barge landed ut Russell Coles's bone phOs-
ph te factory, nye miles below Railway.
MIR Coles's agent, Christopher Donsler, keeps
n groggery near the shore, aud TO this Capt.
Trcmlett went as soon IA he had secured MS
barge. The strangers were not with hun. Dens-
Ter says that the CIptain slept that night In the
rrst floor front bedroom, and next morning
started to meet n jersey CITY bound tram at
Iremleye Point. Bef ure starting the Captain
put large roll OF ten-dOllar bank notes Into his
left armpit, and requested Densler to care for
the barge IA his absence.
The road to Tremey's Point Ia lonely, and
bordered by salt marshes wherein there are
quagmires Of hitherto unfathomcd depth. II
would have been easy to kill Capt Trc nlctt and
toss his pody into quaqmre. Tho Captain has
not been scen since he started.
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BROOK YN.

The Moody and Snnkcy committee are running
shOrl oi funds and ask Tor more voluntary eohirbu'
uons. large or small
Amateur picked tens from New York and
Brooklyn played IN hll.iaushurgl, JcsterdAJ lho
New Workers scored 4, the BrOOklin men d.
The body Of drowned man was taken from
the water of Martins dock Yesterday. Il W.S nye ri
trn inches N hcight, having sS hlack muusaChC aud
black curly hair. and wearing black tiOcs coat, dark
mixed pauialoons, ami gnitcrs.
Al the first anniversary Of the Foreign. SUNDAY
Schuul Assoc alton Ia the Hanson place htHnd',t
church lat ligut. the Rev. nf Siorrs presid"d aud
the Kc,. Nm ". THylnr, ot the RroadwaY tabernacle
agd the Hon Nm. l.. Dodge sp1lr.
The SUNDAY schools OF BronklNn and Wilkins
huigh having money inr tho soldiers aud sailors d..
tunli orphan nonrNcld af Gct' rhurg arc requested
to send # 10 thc Rev Hyatt Smith, ~ icWes et.re,
Nnlau.nIrgh Or TO Tue Rev Thns Atkinson, ls' it1'
ledge street.
In the contest between the city and tho hcirs ot
the tuWtulDNpu state over tlrp OF lRnd uiy itct
wdc IN Ansntic street ABOVE flaihusl syenne me
Common Cnuuril ScsVrd1y ordered that f3uolh costa
be pad io tOc hcir, uul o the revenue fund The land
rs worm SlOpOOi and the city IL " continue hugaunn
Ogcr II,
The PRESBYTERIAN Synod OF Long Island A.
scnDcd In annual session IA the Westminster lrcshY.
trruu Church In Clinton street. Brooklyn, last night.
and the Rev " Titan II. SrlcKnnd of BrdGehampi on,
thcrclir.c M0dcfatOr preached The opening sermon.
The Rev. nr Var DYKE Of BrOuklVn was elected MOd-
era r, $3.50 Wllgm \, bdruham temporary clerk The
sa.-lad Col. lnues ~ tsH
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oUIHBLINo rOR MURDERERs.
The Man supposed TO be the Assassin of Mr.
Noe-The eTnylor-DumlaP Contest.

The Man supposed TO be the Assassin of Mr..
Noe-The Tnylor-DumlaP Contest.
John Dolan, supposed to be the murderer
of Mr.. Noe, was before judge Barrett yesterday,
his counsel desiring In his behalf TO profit by
Mr. Tayor's contest with Mr.. Dunlap for tho
ofiice Of Commissioner Of Jurors. The plea was
made that the Grand jury that indicted Dolsn
was summoned by Mr.. Dunlap, the appointed
Commissioner. whereas only Mr.. Taylor, the
elected Commissioner, could legally perform
thtt duty. The same point was raised IN beh II
Of Michael fnnell, the murderer OF Ned % Bad
win. His Honor reserved his decision In both
cases. DOlan was keft standing at the bar dur
ing these preliminary proceedings, lie looks
utterly bad by nature and habit. lie has tho
square. british head Of prize ngher, and his
face Il Ike a surly bulldogs IN expression. lie
l. twenty six wears old. lie and Flnneli were
taken from the Tombs to the COurt House, and
back again. h lndc Itfed together.
In Fnncl's behgli release on bail was asked,
hia counsellor arguing th his crime was GER
tainly NOT higher IN legal grade than mau-
slaughter, A. Olialdwin was known H muir
derous bully, and was SHOT by Fnnel IN
sclf-dofencC Assistant District Attorney Lyons
opposed the motion, and promised that the
prisoner should he tried within two weeks,
Judge barrett did not decide the question. but
said tht the prisoner could not be bailed unless
ii was made perfectly clear that he was not
gdilty Of murder IN the first degree.
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Pu'sins aiorOcco Diaries and Gold Pencils
where they will do the Most Good.

Pussing Morocco Diaries nnd Gold Pencils
where they Will do the Most Good.
Tn Hon. Augustus llardenbcrsh, Henry
A. Doorrlm, ex-Asscuhlymsn Stevens, ex-
N,yoT r mar and DR.. QumbY listened to the
'nyestetton of the ALLEGED cItrnyag ,nce aud
-otrup'i ~ Of the Jersey city Education Board
laat nlrh'. The rooins were thrOnged. and DO
tcnni"n gua.del the entrances, 10 prevent the
fecuricHCn Of thc lIeNiO e sessions scenes. MIR.
Ahrshpf Il.r.cnbcren, bOokke per OF the stan
dqrd y iniing tumDany. .tce titled 10 the orde Ing
If 5000 labels w Director Mci,reth, ana proved
that the price aid wa f5atluusan1. witness
had shown that tho Labels were worth abO 4 81
"A thousand. director Hollins. who preferred
the charges. testIied that Director Senllcr, as
the Chairman Of the Committee uf Books, sta
tionery, ana Music, had not called meeting Of
the committee; that he conceded the bids pre-
sonted 10 the committeei mat the Krone Bros.
Alied AL the orders OF the committee At xlrbi.
tant prices, and that Director Senior refused
to receive bias irO other stati merry sellers 4;
that III February Director Senler, TO bribe
the members of tue ouarn into silence, present.
ea every member with - red morocco pocket
diary, bearing the name OF tho member In gilt,
aud that al the next meeting Director Scmler
placed on the desk Of each member gold d-headed
Oancil Cu4ea
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81. W" will have to obtain pardon from the
Goyernor OF New dorsey 0eforc hc can votc.
VIM Clarke n Sons of 2 Chambers street do
not keep loan ONCE but a legitimate banking housc
Pauline Sandborger, n destitute woman, 6ftY
yc rs od, committed suicide by hanging herself Al ~
Orcnard street yesterday.
Jacob wesner. OF Fortleth etreet and First
avenue, fell from truck aud was killed in Thrd ave-
nue.. near 1884 street, yesterday.
al" complains that the State onumerators
have bcrn paid, and that they COmpeed 10 sell
their claims at a Tuinous discount.
Mr.. G. Russell. of the syndicate for the no
gotiation of American honds Europe, appointed
o special Treasury Agent yesterday, aud detailed 70
Col. HOWea 0ince
The new iron Anchor Line screw steamship
Anchnrla which has Just crossed tc A. anlic tor me
fret time haH registry OF sOJ tons fHi feet long
and a. feet Of beam She viii Omlnodstc $50 caha
ana 1000 steerags passengers.
The old New York Gas Light Company has
los, TAO Of s most efficient aud h0nOred me nbers.
Tne President, Mr. Cnrnehns L. tycritt, died ON tho
i7h ns AT inc age OF o. ard Mr. Charles Aliles. the
Secretary. diod on the liih, igrdS
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MR.. vAN sCHAICK DECLINES.
No Reasons Given, which Puts the Politicians
In "a FURRY a. TO his successor.

In a FURRY as TO his successor.
Mr.. stephen ID. Van Schaick sent TO the
Chairmen of the Antt-Tammany Democratic and
the Republican Conventions yesterday his de
clnation of the nomination for the Office Of Sur
rogate. A conference was held in the afternoon
between a few OF the anti tiTammanytes and
several Of the Republican managers in relation
TO the flnV OF no vacancy. Some OF the Dem
ocrats suggested thst Mr.. Traphasen should oe
nominated. TO this the Republicans replied
that II MIR. Traphagen was nominated they
should demand the Withdrawal of Mr.. E,ltnger,
the candidate Tor Coroner, and the substitution
Of COMMISSIONED Stiner and Mr.. Norris Fried
sam, both of whom Republicans. The
Democrats thought that II Mr. Elllnger's naue
was taken on the ticket, Mr.. Ottendorfer would
refuse to support the party. The conference
adj journed without having reached any conclu-
sion.
In the evening the anti-Tammnny Executive
Committee appoiLted the Hon. benjamin
Wood. Mr.. William +. Mitchell, Mr.. Louis N.
Doschcr, eK Sheriff o Brien, and Justice Spauld-
ing to request MIR. Van Schaick to reconsider his
determination not to be a candidate. That
committee is TO report this evening To the com
mtttee OF twenty-one appointed by the anti
Tammany County Convention.
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Ann LLIz1'S fLGMONF.
The Prophet In Contempt for DisreEnrding
the Order OF tho Court.

SALT LAKE CITY, DOT. lS.-Somo months
ago Judge Mexican made MI order requiring
brigham Young To pay Ann Eliza Young $500
per month from the commencement o' her suit
as alimony. ana 5000 attorneys fees IN the suit
for divorce pending nj the tlmo OF granting this
order. The amount OF altmony then due wss
iHigham was brought before Judge MrKean aud
imprisoned one day in the Penitentiary for con-
tempt, Ia not paying the attorney s.tees, which
were then settled. soon aftoIward Juugo Nc
Kesn was removed and JudgcALowo appointed, ,
Young Tor contempt IN not paying the $3.50
allmony. TITO decision In the case was that the
order was illegal ana invalid, and tho case rested
there until to-day, when, upon application,
Judge Foreman granted III order, which has
boon served on Brigham, commanding him TO
appear before the court on Saturday, Dot g. to
show cause why he snould not be punished for
contempt for dIsIegarding the first order.