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POLIIICIL NOTES.

The worth Club ~ the Fifth Ward numbers
nfJ voters for the lion JJhn horrlsseY.
Inc Democrats Of ProSiienoe, H. l., have
nomlnated the Hol lhUmIs D4Fis for Asyor.
The rrohlhitlonats OF Albany oiuutY have
Resolved 10 support tne Prohibition otttc tx (.
The anti-lammauy Democrats " the Sixth
District have un dc JOnu stoc ~ for Aiior.nAh.
j. Hart Brewer i. nominated Tor Assembly BY
the See md District Mefuor cOutry, y. J ktIuJIcan1
The First District Republicans ~ Middlesex
county. n, j., Yesterday nominated Mayor kOlfe Ot
New BrunswicG Tor the Assembly.
The William Perry Club OF tho FIRST Ward and
the iOrutlO smith lndeprndrnt cub Of the SiLtl
viii vote ior the Lun. JOhn MOrrsscy.
The Independent Democrats OF the Seventh
AsseuDy District OF HUDSON county (Hobukenl nave
nominated Adermin joseph BOSnes for Assembly
The press aud bar OF Orange county have de-
clared almost uuAalmOusls for JACKSON yAenAn Tor
Judge OF the Supreme Court for tue seoonl D,trigt.
President Harry Walker OF the Second Assem-
by District LlOcral kepu puplicAn AssOCiA,Un says that
that OOdy has not approved the anti TsDmany ticEeL
Two hundred German wOrkingmen OF tho
Thrtrenth ward signe pledge on WedAtr1a 10 FOto
for the Hon John MOrr sseN aud appointed commit
tee to canvass the wafd IA hls interest.
The Hon. John Morrisssy, Ira Shafer, E4q..
the Hon. ,R. Is Roosevelt, ana James u MCCieiAnd,
q, the AnUTamm ny IN II late Tor the Senate, VIII
address the anIamnanY neeung In Jackson square
tO-mUiIow evening.
The Eighth Ward Citizens Independent Cam
street 1he OBJECT was to PICK tie men rro-
sptouVe OF party Inn SUN ticket was unanilbouslT
adopted, inoudig Johu Morris el, Recorder HAcAetL
and District Attorney PhopA
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THE yIRoIyrA CITY CALAMITY.
Three Thousand Persons without Homes,
Food, or Money-The Loss By the Fire Es-
timated Mt 100000 Fires in the Mines.

Food, or Money-The Loss By the Fire Es-
timsted Mt 81, $1,000 Fires In the Mines.
SAN Francisco, Oct, pa special de-
spatch from VIRGINIA City says the best business
men estimate the loss by the Gre at t7,tC0,0Oo
The insurance has been greatly underestimated
and cannot fall much short OF t20OO,0OO. II is
feared that one or two local companies may go
under.
Hundreds Of persons are In the ruins search
ing for articles Of value. The vaults Of the Bank
OF California are all right; only a few papers
were lost. Fully three thousand persons are
without food, beds, roofs, or money. OF these
fully ive hundred are without necessary clothes.
Should harsh weather soon set 10 much suffer
ing must ensue. The injured mines cannot
get building material and machinery under
sixty days, Rebuilding will go on all over the
city, and this will give labor to hundreds. The
people ore In good spirits, and while terribly
afilcted are brave. Hundreds are too proud 10
say they need help, and ladies' go, 60 Out ana ma
TO beg it, THIS feeling il relaxing, however, un-
der the kind offices Of the Relief Committee,
which is already partly organized.
The machinery Of the hoisting works burned is
believed TO be badly damaged, but not utterly
ruined. The water in the Consolidated Virginia
Mine Ia being pumped out through the Gould
and Curry and other mines but the pumping
the shaft OF the Andes Mine was on Ore, and
sent up column OF flame one hundred and nfty
feet high. 1t is believed II will burn out the
shaft and 90 no further, communication being
pretty well cut of below. This mine is on the
south region of the IRE aud above IL, and took
nre from nving cinders. Its building was not
burned. The Gould aud Curry Mine is full Of
gis from the injured mines. and the men cannot
go down. Work has been stopped In the mine.
thirty feet Of the Consolidated Virginia shaft
tlmbers are burned. Mr.. Mackay, OF the hrm OF
Flood Il o Brien. says no ore will be hoisted from
the DAMAGED mines before next spring. This
throws 500 miners out OF employment.
Later desoatches convey tue gratifying In
| formation that the mines are ali right. Men
| have been through from the Gould and Curry
| mine to the Ophir. There Is no nre In the work
| ings, and no damage has been done. The water
Is decreasing. The damage TO the Ophr shaft Is
| limited TO few feet at the top. The Consoli-
dated Virginia evidently feels the effect Of the
news, having Just gone up to 2i5D25O IN the
| hoard. nRhlnaL 2klA In the omen sesslOn.
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SPARKS FRom 7nE rELE0KArH.

d. II. Fugg, who shot his betrothcd IN 1t,
LOUIS On "Wednesday aud then stabbed binself d0d
Ytsttriay
The Rev. DR.. WIN. Arthur, father OF Chester
A. Arthur, Collector OF the Port OF New Ork died Al
NeNtohyilr, Alhlnt county, ON Wednesday night.
Henry y, fhlnneNi Formerly OF lVlson, fhln-
ney Co., book puushnrt, s0hTn Law Gf ne novelist
FtnulmOre Cooper. died la CooperStowu or Wednes-
day.
The steam yacht SkylarK, OF the New York
Yacht Cub, capt Morris, from New York tn route TO
florida arrived at hortOlk Va, FhursdAy AFTERNOON,
after rough passage.
Samuel Wheeler, aged 80 years. died In Bos-
tOu Yesterday. lie was cOnneoed with the Equitable
6Afry lnsu ance Company for thlrJ year a. beoretA
~ and Wee President.
Joseph Fredewest, for tho past forty years
conn, c(ed with the press OF Europe and America ana
attery In the empUy OF the va ,Theffs FfeHHd Der
man CstaOhc paper " Clnoinna dled yosIerdly Agod
bS years.
Judge George II. Cowcll Of Waterbury, Conn.
sterday appointed ChUf Clrrk ~ the Post once
DcIartnlent, vice col. j. W knYNli0n, rtocntu AZ.
pointed Postmaster at Brdg port. Judge well 10
personal niend VI PosIu4asLsT'Genora Jewell
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JOTTINGS amour TOWN.

"Many LabornR Men."-Yes, election day Is q
legal ollday.
4. B.-You will lose your vote by removing
FROM tue election district.
Tho House OF Bush ops OF tho Protestant Hpls-
copA CAurrh met IN Grace Church Yesterday.
The Montreal Railroad train from High bridge
TO YOnkers hAs beon discontinued for want VI patron
age
Judge Alexander q. johnson, who succeeds
the lalc judge Woodruff "a to take the oath VI 0hce
to-day
George Washington Lodge, No. Pas, r. and A.
N. VIII confer the third degree this evening Al their
rooms Eastern star hall corner OF Ihird avenue and
sew, ntn street.
Leon Echardte OF A5 First avenue jumped from
the roof Of his house yesterday 10 tnt pavement, sew
eny teot below, anl kei hinself. lie had been una
bic 20 get employ nent
Maurice Daily has accepted Cyrille Dion's chal-
lenge to play game OF billiards for The champiO nsh
OF America In Tsmmany Hall ON Tuesday evening
Nov, e3, the stakes 70 he tSOO each . side.
Mr. Trenor W, Park Of the Panama Railroad
says IN hi has determine 70 etart line OF
twelve nTst-cas steamships between New YORK ana
Sau Francisco. tAAing IN Central America and OF
the south American ports.
An unknown man who was picked up at
Twenty third street and Third avenue yesterday cd
In Bellevue Hospital last ngt. lie waA of dark com
pleIou. and dark hair and eTes sad NVEe dATk sack
cost and touseTs aud DlAek felt lat
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GIrE Us A FREE JUDICIARY.
Harlem and YorkvilIe for Hackeu and
PbeIps-Nonc of kelIy's vassnls for the
Bench-The views of Men Of Worth.

PbeIp.-Nonc of keIIy's vas.nls for the
ua.., NJ. vi. or n.n of Nyor,h
bench-Fhc views oi "o" VI ""f''
Parepa Hall ut Eighty-sixth street and
-, = 80. T.. .-,- II.
Thiru avenue was hneo ias' evening WIN
respectable voters called together by the Repub-
Ican Assoct.,ion OF the Trenty-irat Assembly
'Vau .' n'sO''ao" - w, -, -~..,.,.
District, TO ratify the ota'o anu iooai noin'ha-
tions. The marked feature Of the demoDstra-
60, mo. tho .nortaneou. enthu.iasm with
w" ""s "o o'o ,,Ss.. tI.a,,s... M.
when tho names OF hecorue' hnohe't anu us
trict Attorney Phelps were received. There
20. c,,., -, ..nnon .,d n d,spIav Of nrevorks
"ss "iiuk VI V~in'h "
In the street.
On tho nlatforrn In the great concert hall were
-, .-,. -. .ar.a o.n,i.nor .r,ono
eeAIeu nearly Two hu"uieu se"''enen' au"0nH
them many Of the oldest and foremost citizens
Of Yorl<y ilIe ana Harlem. There were Mr.. Edgar
Ketchnm. John C;ilaev. wiiiam B. Asten, T. H.
Wakeman. Col. Uawes Dr. George Il. Morgan
.John a Esgieson. simon Seward Col. A. nj
Ketchum. Dr. III NJ Gregory, and William Haw
Jr. A good band entertained the gathering pre-
vious 10 the meetinO
MIR samuel Luckev called the meeting TO
order and nominated MIR Henry G. Robinson
as Chairman. Mr.. Robinson briefly spoke OF the
State nominees, and then called attention to
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CURIOsITIEs or CRIME.

Detective Keaiy arrested William Garland,
Alss Mason, last night ou charge Of forging 1900
bond.
In the Ocean II nix case Yesterday the defence
called number ~ bank ofrcrrs to OreAk down tho
prosecutions charge that tho banks President was IN
league with the uurglars
Joseph Real, a vender. tried TO rob the I'll In
JAer Gahtltnans gruce va pa First 4ue ycster-
y. clerk ! IN NJ id ckom D. N trying 10 afrest
him. stabbed ~ the head, And prOprtctOr
iuterf"red i.caI cut hn tue breis rnen the pro.
pri tors sou attacked to runAn. and stabbed
twice IN The face
George Wit, stamp clerk in the Post Ofnoe,
went tO me ,-hi r. IA he second story make
return Of tlSl that u ntd t.Ae fJr II amos. Ihstctd
~ sol into the room, the rules ~ IA Post ON 70
REQ are, sent TO the Window Ia the lobby usrd bY
Tho puOic ana a. hV lii ths nOiey on tnsc siirr'a
win lo~ ms HttrauDu was tlloI 20 SONS paper the
TO n tlHt aY man saii ne had dropped Muou hO
turned ~ lOOk Tor tue flsi Il hld vanished.
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The Democrat. RaIlyinG in Jersey CITY.

Five thousand Democrats packed the Catholic
Insuiute Jersey CITY last night. on the platform
were senator Albeit Mayor rrapnagen, sherl LaNer-
". Juuge Chambers, AssembYman McGill the Hon. 5.
u. DcyAus and surro cate McClgue. Mayor Traphagcn
condemned the Republican legislative Ring comm--
II ns that misgoycrlcd the city. Senator Albeit a..
II mI-t r~anlD the DUMucucy IN 1870. OF tue lting
c,n4,lHsO OIs lie raj since lhfl "hen the Leglsa-
tuiC k4uurl with these cumussiOus, we have rug
g.,d 10 van. l.! iuuf ) taTs the Republican hOaads
ave p eu up tli.OunuuO uf dclt 10y eXrANHganCu
thelt.' 10 oil-et tnis ioid We haVo poor show VI
asscts. These leecucs have SOU ~ out all the suD-
ktnne ana left US only the SHADOW. =" ASSEMBLY yman
McGil. sherin Layerty, anu the Hon. u. I. hastead
uelterud Audrcsscs,
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A silver medal, valued at $l.0oo, was shot for
yesterday n. Creedinoor. II was presented TO the
militia H9g Ysrk The militia a. Nevada. ths prize
to go TO the company making the highest aggregate
al 200 and GOO yards. -Four companies shot at
Crcedmoor yesterday, and company Of the Forty.
eighth Regiment In Oswego. The at Creedmoor
were follows Company I. seventh .eyiment, Capt.
Casey 40 men, S0b points average per shot. So 100
Company II. seven h, pt Nichols 40 men, so pom
average per snOt, lSOi 1 ,OOJ. Company q, Forty.
ty.seyenth, Cpl. PtrD, 40 men. us points average
ntr shot, 1b0U' 900 Company A, Twenty third, Capt.
Sto Al men, HA pntnts average per shot. lUlll 900
rive men viii complete their scores to-day. The oest
individual score made hv ~ergt. lie Boui er t0m-
pany H. Scyenth "a out of 70 NJ 200 yas aud 20 at 500
Total. al. Tat DOmincE. Of tue aiming COMPANY,
scored 80 points =. r. Condor, FOrty.sgYeuth % C.
a. Conn, TNUnty third a.
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no.. NcI.oygbIin Arr,ign.d.

A ratification meeting Uy Republicans Of tho
.Atrrn District, Brooklyn, IN Apollo HAL, last even
Ing was addressed by ne Hon. io H. Fisher George
HoKic Jos ph Il Thomas, the Hon. Y. A. Schroeder.
the Hon Ira d. Buckmau. Capt. James Tanner. John
W Harmen, Alderman WIN Richaruson, John DAVIES.
ana Ict,r ". Oitranuer Mr.. ll1Ie attacked he Ring
Win arguments AMI ngurce, whie tapt Tanner spONe
gRaIlf M Lou shnisn He wne ttrOns IN Ms charges
Ot m.fe sanCc op nv ptrpHtT & Oy HE Ross ms
tou.rcres. Iue Democrato Police justices he said,
We unht 10 represent justice. and we're und r The
m 81 tu loss ferr,iug those cr,mntl- Drought
lore them Aho eEerted Douuc innIonce over ne
Wntu g.us6 W.O formed tue IA Aiu eul port OF tHe lng
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The Granger Case. before the supreme Court.

WAsHINGToS Oct, 2s.-The argument OF sew
eral Of Importance TO railroad
ciAly will be begun tomorrow IN the supreme Court
Of the United States These come up appeal
from the Circuit Court OF Wisconsin. md involve the
ysesitutonGllty q rhst I; gsnerslly known as the
pott w." hy which the Legt, ature proposes TO IA
the tarf of rAroad transportation both OF Pngers
and freight hat similar case from Nj anesota
has Just argued and these Wisconsin car we're
advanced 50 as 10 be consldered 70 connection with IT,
l. {. sloan ana Judge Dixon Ol WisCOn In al peAr Tor
the STATE and j. w Cary Of Wisconsin, u T.. sook and
Judge Lawrence OF Illinois, ana WIN. NJ Eyaiss f..
W SJoughton Of New York. represent tue railroads.
In consideration OF the rye number OF Suuse aud
the Importance OF The case the Court has Allowed four
teen hours Tor tue argument.
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The following was re eeved by mail in the
District Attorneys once yt sterdayi
"You damned murderer gout lob in the case OF o an
viii cost you your lie Whatever Qualification there
for Jack COrbctt, tho IL Tor attempt
"ANTICuRIsT.
with the help and tessinR OF the Almighty Iiod I
SHAH make terrible nmpe OF you and Hsckett."
The JACK CorDett IN fntoned 10 q burglar went to
sng Sing from the General Sessions rcentiy aud no
xa' arrested on su spicon OF being the murderer Of
Nr. Noe.
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Thrilling Revival scenes In tho Rink-Real
Fruits Of the Crusade.

Both OF the great church editces oppo-
alte the Rink were filled last night with worship
pers who had been sent to them by Moody 10
pray for the conversion Of those sinners who
poured into the I,uk. II was the preachers no
ton that Ny planting two bodies Of praying Chrs-
t,ans where their prayers would weight the air be-
fore II reached the unconyerted thTonR. he would
bavs a powerful magnetic unseen auxiliary To his
forces that with the thought that thousands Of
prayers were being offered for them, must come
Co the peoule a spirit Of religious awe TO cover
them with submission 10 him. Ihe Rink was
oiled more Thoroughly than at any ureviOas
me0tln1, and ~ nien and women Of IA type Il
shaue les intelligent, "A grade less cul urcd and
the withdraw.i OF 20 many chu Oh members
took Away familiar face. Ii was uractical.y an
un red udi noe to be sudden, more curious
than arne- IN II ina rins than Al entiye and
tho faces upi,i cd h"ro f." signs Of awakened
eYmpathv; tut, with tue lr-t strong move Of
tho stnnvrlists the song hN SaukcY OF
hutlii, bnt icayes the -Piri grieyes
Oer yrArs ~ waste. lue,
the restraint that chilled the assembly YVES
urlted. la choosing text the pre- cher DE-
parted from the custom ia he Las tolluwed Of
taking ve se tom the cilapier Tead N Inai ser
wee, md jumped hom the Psalms 4 David to
tte ptDphroy Il Daniel, where he lighted upon
these Noide:
Ara was speaking and PRAYING and copfe ,sing my
ny ,urplcai,h before tle Lofi.
Nhal shall be our language when we come
before Goo rrpeniant sinners 7" queried tho
the Language Of confession. and II we are going
tO get INTO Guds Kingdom we have got both 10
Ieuent - our Hins aud confess them. You know
bow 10 confess your nei- hDor's sins. You never
had any no blr dong that, and you don't ind
II very hard work To confess your countTy's sins,
and TO acknowledge, perhaps kind Of sadly, but
In Just 80 mauy words. America l. a bolu, Dad
nation And II seems 10 be pleasure to ali
slnners TO confess lhaI religion and the ohuron
are slufGl 10 use the rlght language you want
10 DO as ID MEL did, putting your n sins fore
nost, tnu wing Lord God, confess my sins
ana my nations sinsF
WHERE CONFESSION SHOULD he MADE.
TO whom shall you confess do you ask :
1hats question that to-day divides the soldiers
Ol thflst' ! believe that II / have wrOnyed "a
man ," aA 10 put stumbling block la his way,
theh lnht LGst 20 and confess u lhat man,
uhu remove the stumbling block Then 1 must
uuhieo' 10 hod. Julas confessed bis Fins TO the
hilh priest and then went and hanged himseIL
t,ut II he had confessed to God he would have
s~1 loieNeu' ana no man with forgiveness
''sAhx hesh upon him can hang himself.
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Oppo-,,Ion 10 ,he grey Nun Act.

SARATOGA, Oct. 2s.-In the Baptist State Mis-
sOnary Convention to-day the following offered BY tao
Rev. hr. KennArd OF New York. was passed;
Whereas, by Law OF this state, passed May 10, 1873,
diploma OF the NstcrnoOd OF Grey Nuns II made q
oertincate OF qualification under certain conditions 70
ResOnei That any such rorlhcae OF QuAlnealion for
rty service BY e,ccslastiCal corporation whether
PApa or Protestant IL IN violation Of the fundamental
principles established In our civil constitution and ms
tOTGAily cherished BY the BAD ts an that therefore
Il is our quy with our fellow Chrstins Of other do,
nominations, ike minded urge VI once and earnestly
tho repeal VI tbls portion VI the law
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NEW JERSEY.

Msster mason degree in Jersey City Lodge,
No. a. Ns evening.
Tw, crewa, u and 10, started In the Prince
ton iCgatA yesterday. ami lS's crew broke rud4or
and eel Out Of tue race
Tho operation involving the trinsfusion Of
b od MAS performed un Mrs PAngDlrn vie uf cd
TOR ot he jersey CiY hrenH0 J9Hrn a. the operation
lhving been rendered necessary 10y thr exhaustion f
bwing the rem val u tumDr. seven ounces ~ ODD
Transferred from tne ycus OF ber her arm.
Favorable symptoms followed
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The failure OF Fahnold Trask, produce deai-
ers, 100 Chambers street, was announced yesterday
Their liabilities are 10000 and their assos, not lmmo'
datcy available, about 100000. Their creditors have
asked grant extensions OF three sI aud eight
months. Mr. FAirchnd Ia President VI the Butter and
Cheese EAehange, aud his nrm hAs a doSef'edIJ goou
reputation,
1ne credors OF DisOsway Hatch leather, 90 snruce
street agreed yesterday accept thrtYhye cents
the do lar Tue aims Liabilities are tl0lOVO Anu thelr
. sets SiS0OO.
Tue itcutlcs Of Solomon Moral, leather e2 Spruce
street were arranged yesterday the eredlors accept
Ing nity cents tue dollar.
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virtuOus Tammanyi

The Tammany leaders profess TO DO
alarmed at the prospect Of fraudulent voting
on election day. AT tho meeting Of the Com
mittee on Organization yesterday, the district
leaders were directed to examine the REGISTRY
lists and report TO the Police Commissioners the
names OF persons who, III their opinion, are not
legal voters. The treasurer Of the General COm-
mittee was authorized to ouer a ieward Of 500
for the arrest and conviction Of any one OF the
1900 rcughs from Philadelphia and hooklyn
VINO. the lammnay men say, are TO be import
ed 10y the anti ammanyltes u vote on the
names of our Cllizens.
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InX GnnId,. PIunder.

During Jay Gould's Presidency OF the Erie
Railway the United States Express Company. who
were anxious to over that road, gave him 10000
sharcs u their stock (par value tlocOOoO) for that
privilege. After Goulds retirement ana his forced
restoration % TOO Ouo to Erie the Unlled statcs kl-
pres demHndrd uf Gould 10000 shares Of their stock
That turned over. Tue comani has since been
ncgutting with him Tor tue sOck aud he has nnally
pr ui restore thr 10000 shares their equtVa
ent Ia money. The stock sold Yesterday al aie4s5.
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Mavor wickham and Comptrol hr Green sat
apart TIE meeting Of the Board OF Estimate In the
Mayor. Office on Monday. Shall End for your ps-
pers ?" Mayor wckhsm asked. please Aty, "IfI want
any papers III send for them myse T. the Comptroller
answer d. Al this, the Mayor bu' ied himself with a
book Alderman Lewis anu Tax Cor anissiOner Wheeler
sui each other, ana Compi roller look cd
thouRhtfuliy st the door. On sOton OF Alderman
Lewis the board gave the Alder hen 100000 cut
dosn ihs Mayor contingent aud from $1,000 70
subordinatts te0 900 was agree upon The ConpiroI.
lers esimate Tor salaries in ls department was cut
down from t25O, 90 ~ t2OO,OJl
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On the Old nn,,I. Grovud.

The WestGhester county Historical Society
celebrated the niney.ninth anniversary OF the battle u
White Plans yesterday. Mr.. f. r. De.anoey of Mama
roneck waa elected Preedent the Rev, Charles W.
Bhrd OF Rye, isaiah 7. Williams VI Cnrppuqra. Kaph
H.. Prime ~ IOukerp william G. N. NAldrii ~ Green.
burg. and the lion; John jay, yice-r. esluouts The
KEY. H. L. Prime read letter IN which he SAID that he
nrst reaGHg Of the pccaTaton Of Independence
ate was IN front Of Tie Cuuu House In White Plains
TN " Juiy 1870 ut which tune tue Cuntinen
hyrrud by .IOnl. Jay.
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PARIS, oct. 2S.-Ld Rcpublipie Froncdtsc
publishes manifesto FROM NJ. Gambetta. He
saws he is con0dent the approaching election
will show great Republican majority. He up-
holds the system OF departmental voting, aud
says among the labOrs OF future Assemblies
must De the restoration OF the contfol ~ edu-
cation TO the State. He trusts that cru OF
political recoucilement will supervene, and that
then the participants In the Commune will be
amuestied
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How 20 DemornIize lhe Police.

Carpenters and masons va covered the
floors Of the New street police station with repu stve
lain Dnd mortar the dormltores uuooan with rub
bh and stoves and steam pipes have either been
sAen OF r made useless ahd yet The eighty poor M
have To ,Ouge ~ the ttnper-sJurin- ace ar
duty policemen in the stieets, Pshau President
M.faellI
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The three-story building at Grand and Whit
tier street, RahvaY sir. Charles Prcus store Was ~
the ground door LosA 5000.
Van Wagners drug store and the post offce In
Madison, \. j. were burned yesterday. The lOss tuk
V covered b. insurance In New YORK anu Newsrk
panes The Ore was csused DJ gasoline explosion.
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DEEvEI, Colorado, Oct. b. hree OF tho par
ticpants in tue murder Of four ItaiADs Ia tins city
Gently have been arrested. One OF them, an Italian.
confessed that he played his harp whe nye Others cut
thrOats vi their victims Three Of tls murutrer t,
GAlhtti anu Frank hOldere, Italians. Hnd.a AeIiCan,
stu Al lArko.
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A..,s,an, Pastor HALLIDAY. Rule.

At a meeting OF the members Of Plymouth
Church last evening b. Y. Blair, lawyer OF New York.
was elected to al the vacancy In the Examining Com
nittee caused by tho signatlon OF X. ". Raymond.
Brother HalidAy's rule, excluding all persons uUt
members Of the church from the business meetngs.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

The Manhatt nm Cricket Club OF this city were
defeated by the Paterson club yesterday bv the follow
ing score eter-on club, nrst inning, 80; sec nd
inning, a. bnnhAttan Cluh, hrss inning, 90 second
inning, Co. tth wicket down. rhe dArkne-s pre-.
vented tue CONCLUSION OF tho game and II deciaed
on the nrst luuing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29

William II. Howard, Justice of the Peace In
Fast New YORK, was yesterday convicted IN the Brook
Ign Court OF Sessions Of mafeasauce In Office In taxing
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