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RACE HoRsEs FOR ENeLAND.-Mr San
ford has shipped eight thoroughbred Ameri-
can race horses to England, with which. to
contest for turf honors on English soil next
season. Among the horses shtpped were
Preakness, Mate and Bay Final.
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THE TREAsVRY RoRRFRY Avn aRoer-s
tDEs' CAsEs--lt viii Dc remem horn,t thar
ia the Criminal Court Judge Mac Arthur1
la>t saturday. after the motion TO r,aouir,.
me government 10 elect. fled an the case az
WIN NJ Evans, charged with three or rnore
onenceS IN TIE matter OF the release OF Snv-
Ger. The Perry burglar, had been overrulef
peas IN abatement were submitted, a. Also
IN The cas- : Of Charles q. FISHER and Rania-
min r. Leighton. similarly en- arged In the
treasury robbery cSSeS-Oftman Hallerk
ana brown-motlons 10 elect were made and
Oyerruled. On Wednesday. dernurrers We're
hied IN The cases of Leighton sni Fisher aud
on Thursday In the cases of Gilman and
rtsAer and repllc0tions were also fled and
since Then, replications have also been rlei
70 NE deinurrers In the cases of Brown AMI
Green. The counsel are today completfne
ult pleadingS, with view. at the con venIns5
OF the Criminal Court On Monday. ~ ar
guing the cases before Judge MaeA rthut. he
having intimated that he will first near the
arguments.
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~A modern essayist defines gossip To be
the "puttiDg or two and two together and
making I'VE Of them"
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MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-Last night come
one entered the dwelling No. 6l9 18Th street
which has just been vacated, and going u the
upper story plugged up the hole in the sta
The result was that the entire house was
Hooded and considerable damage done.
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A sEvERE STORM OF snow aud wind pre-
vailed yesterday throughout the section at
and near Omaha. Nebraska. Snow fell TO
DELAYED.
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TIE RAyAGns Of The cAst3e diaeoae "a Eux-
land n shown In the Quertsrly report vhico
shows that throughout England and WaIoa
over ave hundred thousand casss Of disoSSS
and Nat The money damage IL estimated a
q million dollars.
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ANoTHER MINISTER IN TROUBLE
the recent session of the Holston conferences
NJ. h. church south, at Knoxville. Tenn. the
Rev. CASTOR n. Massey, q travelling elder in
their conference, was found guilty OF inn
moral conduct and suspended from all the
functions OF the ministry for one year.
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SOUTH CAROLINA AT THE CENTENNIAL
Governor Chamberlain has issued an address
10 the people Of South Carolina, urging them
10 take action to secure fitting representa-
tion OF the state at the centennial, and an
pointing q state board Of centennial COM
migsiOuers.
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kilograms to The Star
THE BROOKLYN REVIVAL.
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.
HOG CHOLER A.
RAILROAD LITIGATION.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Ten Thou,and Men TO he Dtsch.r

LOND DON. Oct. 50 The Leeds Nerciuy Of to-
day says that the large iron producers
Blockow, Vaughn * Co, employing in their
cOll1eTleS, mines and works nearly ten thou
sand men, have notified their employees az
MlddlebOrouZh, Milton Park, and the Eston
works, in Yorkshire, that owing 10 the de-
preston of trade their engagement must
terminate on the 18th OF November next.
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THE SwATARA sails from New York to
day for Para and other South American
ports.
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TAN-PAYERs TO THE FRoST.-The crowd
pressing around the counter OF the col ecfor'-
once to-day has been unusually large. IL is
thought the collections today will reach
$4,000. Collector Cook states that I'm view
OF The general desire 10 pay promptly Y. and
the last day OF the month falling on Sunday,
he will be justified i'm extending the time one
Gay longer-Monday next-before the pen
atty will be applied.
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On the Retreat.

IAIRO, OCT. JO.-The Egyptian army has
entered Abyssinia; the AbySSinians are re
trea ting and Offering M resistance.
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In WRESTLING MATCH at Philadelphia
yesterday for $500, between Andre Christol,
Of Paris, and Emile Regnier, OF Nevada aud
Mexico. Christol won in three rounds out OF
four. The Arst round lasted i've minutes
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THE MEMBERS OF the board OF naval con-
slructors, nine in number, arrived in this
city yesterday, and took rooms at the I'm
Perial hotel. They have made a tour through
the several navy yards. and will complete
their duties oy making up their official re-
port 10 be submitted To Congress at the com
Ing session. The Washington navy yard Will
receive proper attention, many being i'm IA
vor OF continuing il not only as a manuf9c-
turing, but as building yard.
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PEBSoSAL.-SenatOr Morton has arrived
in the city. and had an interview win the
President ye tarday. ..'' Senator Ambrose
f. Burnside is at the Arlington.
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Mr., NICHOLAS CHISCKINE the newly ap-
pointed envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary OF Russia, was yesterday
presented y the President by the Secretary
of State. The usual speeches were made
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n0It Ii now reported that Guiboryi will de-
cline any longer 10 participate In religious
disturbances on account Of his health.
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Two NEW BrsHoPs.-The house ofblshops
OF the Protestant Episcopal church conclud.
creating two bishops, one for the diocese O.
China ID the other for the diocese OF Africa
Rev. Samuel /. j. Schereschevsky Vas elect.
60 BishQp OF China, and The Rev. Or. VIM. ]
ClArk, Bishop Of Africa.
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THREE MEN TO BE HANGED ~ ossDAY.
Charles Weston, colored, was last evening
found guilty; "a New Yerk. Of TIE murder u
Abraham Weisburg, n West Farms, and
sentenced 20 he hanged December n, eho 1ny
his accomplices, Ellis and Tnompsoa, ars %
be executed.
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LOCAL NEWS.

tx GoytRsoR sHEPHERD's RECEPTION
TO THF NASssCs-The reception lasf even
N OF the visiting Nassau bost club by NJ
A. X Shet herd Was an elegant affair Ia.
IRE house Was oiled with the guests VINO
inclnded members OF both the Potomac and
Analostan boat clubs. and many prominent
gentlemen. The supper table was tsstefully
prepared and laden with delicacies. Mr..
shepherd offered a toast The Nsssauss
winch was responded u by DIR. Ferguson, a
menoer OF that club. Mr.. Nutter, OF the
CCsSSans, hen proposed the health OF ex-
NoNeIbN shepherd. who responded In a
Nefs hest lttie speech, ant ended by toast
lng ihe Anslosisns. and Mr. Randolph COVE.
oi uhat club res ponded, and proSposad me
health q the Potomac boat cluh Mr. Gov
son and Col Jones spoke In their hehaif = a.,
msny other speeches and toasfs were mate
The ociette, composed Of Messrs Rurnetf
fueh. Bradley, Fletcher, Young Reel and
Fugttt. FURNISHED some excellent music. The
guests were highly pleased with the duetfe
by MessrS- Burnett ana Young. aud ths.
participants.
The NesSals are 90 ~ entertained by the
O'Clock.
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MaKING RAISE on a CoUNTFRFFrT
Pool TICKET.-Robert Metcalf. engaged as
a jockey al The races. passed a Counterfeit
ticket en- Mr.. Barton, a bookseller at the
race course Thursday, upon which he re-
celVed >lii, and Immediately left smith,
I1erson and West, Independent detectives OF
Baltimore. arrested him on the train about
10 leave Baltimore for New York, aud was
brought TO this city and is held al police
HEADQUARTERS.
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AssassinatiOns TN New Mexico.
MURDERED FOR DEBT OF EIGHr Dol.
Fort STANTON, N. NJ, Oct. 10, 1875.

OhI S1ANIONY N NJ, otl. II. lNsO.
EoHor HdT:- VIM. Wilson, of Arizona,
killed Robert Casey, promiaent citizen of
Lincoln county, n. NJ, on the lst day OF Au-
gust last under the following circumS tauceS:
VIM. Wilson was a runaway horse thief from
Arizona, ard had been employed by Robert
Casey. a u. S. forage agent, at his ranch
some few miles east of Lincoln, but had been
disch arged. Wilson claimed that Casey
owed him IS, which the latter denied. They
met at Lincoln, nihe m les east of Fort Stan
ion, on the lst of August, on the occasion OF a
convention for the nomination of county OF.
hcers. Wilson demanded of Casey the -,
which he insisted upon being paid, but
time after the convention had closed Wilson,
on coming out of the hotel, saw Casey com
ing down the road, and pointing Winches-
ter rife shot him, striking him on the left
bullock. Casey Immediately ran round the
corner of a small unOccupied hut in front of
the hotel, as if TO evade him, but Wilson en-
countered him around the opposite corner
and shot him in the face underneath the
right eye. upon which Casey fell instantly.
Wilson then proclaimed: 81 am Wilson. of
Arizona; If Casey has any friends let them
come forv ard Shortly afterwards he gave
himself up to the authorities Svho turned
MIN over 10 the military, and he has been
confined in the guardhOuse at Fort Stanton
ever since. Casey died of his wounds thirty
hours after being shot. He remained uncon-
scious To the moment of his death. During
the October term of the district court held al
VIM. Wilson was tried for murder in the fir 4
degree, and on the 18Th instant sentenced 10
be hung, having been found guilty by Mex
lean Jury.
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ANOTHER SHOOTING CASE.

On the LIST Of this month 4. Il. Mills, the
county sheriff, killed Mexican at Lincoln
by infiict on OF a fatal pistol wound throu N
the bowels. Mills was indicted by the grand
jury, but made his escape, so that he could
not be brought TO trial. &C.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To -DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, SG57 ,0s0.33; total for the mo tn,
S9,5o6317.09; total for the fiscal year TO date,
So, 115, 2.S6. Customs, SAL 1O1 s.; total for
the month, 81 49,, 2f5.17; total for the fiscal
year TO date, 8, 49, Gsfl2
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HOODT AND sAyKET.
REVIVAL SCENES IN BRookIyN

over four Hundred Persons Asking
10 be Prayed foF-Seyen Men Car
rfed Ont fatottag-Mr. Moody Hold
Ing the Nsst Assemb iage SpelI-
-Bound-''HoIdt the Fort
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THE PLUMBERS AND THE TERRA Corra
loMPANN.-NeSteriay In the Criminal
court, the grand jerry presented Charles n
fesrson. Augustus Dent. Daniel Hannah and
.hihes hagan Tor cOnspiring TO iniure the
Terra Gotta Company. These parties are
plumbers, and this proceeding f. under the
common law, and grows out of the differ
ehces which have been existing bet ween the
plumbers and the Terra Gotta Companv In
the past Few weeks, as heretofore mentioned
IN TIE STAR. Should an indictment be
Iounu' ana The case be brought TO trial, the
result Will be looked forward 70 win much
interest, as Will also be the civil suits for
damages brought by the Terra Gotta Com
pany against some OF the plumbers.
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nSNGFEIClt Il.
ArJ CCE'l Of Commissioner 0f 4 idSGsI1 Gains
UctO5.T p, 1875. (
OriTsd: That after November lsr. no case will be
heard the second call OF the calendar, in which
the testimony has not been printed and a printed
b iti furnished bit al such cases will be POSTPONED
until the thiid Gail Of the calendar.
Cct2sc JOHN DAVIS, Clerk.
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MRS. EMMA HADDOCK, OF Iowa. was yes
terday admitted 10 practice IA the United
states Circuit and District Courts OF that
city. She will be the FIRST female lawyer
ever admitted % Federal Court in the
United States.-Ifen on reisyruDh.
Not so. Mrs. LOCKWOOD, Of this city, has
neen Tor some time practicing IA the supreme
Court OF ihe District OF Columbia which is
10 all intents Federal Court, holding regu-
lar terms as United States District Court
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SHIFTING THE TRoOPS.-The Secretary of
War has directed that the LIST regiment of
artillery, now stationed in the department
of the South, be transferred to the depart
ment OF the East, and the 5th artillery, now
stationed i'm the department OF the East, be
transferred to the department of the South.
in the place of the LIST regimeHt-the order to
take effect on the 1st of December next
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NATIONAL BANKs.-The Treasury now
holds S@6I ,s99 ,I12 in United States bonds to
secure national bank circulation, and $751;
10000 to secure public deposits. The national
bank circulation now outstanding amounts
issued TO gold banks. National bank notes
received for redemption to-day. $685. 1868
Total receipts for the week, -, IA ,2G1.
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ASSAULTED WITH A GLUB-IaSt night
william Reed, living on X street near 27tll
NORTHWEST, was assaulted by Miles g. Obons
Win club, IA tie store OF Dennis Burns
"olner II ,. an and X streets, inficting an
nelS wound over the right eye, besides
bruiSing him about the face. Dr. Levi,
Mackall, Jr., dressed the wounds and nro
nounced them not 10 be Of a dangerous char
aeier; Gibbons fed, and has not been ar
rested.
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CLAIM ON THE Usage FUND.-Attorney
General Plerrepont has written letter to
the Assistant Secretary of the Interior rela-
tive 10 the claim of Adair and Vaun for
Sa30,0O0 upon the Usage Iudi an fund, upon
which claim SO, 900 has been paid, and that
III the President certifes that the sci vices of
claimants as attorneys for the Indians were
Tree from fraud, the secretary will be justi-
fed in paying the amount.
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THE SIXTH BAPTIST CHURCH, COLoRED.
Yesterday, In the Equity Court the argu-
ment In the case of X. =. Laws Ell al AIT. w
IL. Lee ei al. was concluded. THIS IL OH u
restrain defendants from acting a. pastor
and officers OF the church on the corner of
ON ana SITS. s. e., the troubles OF which
nave been nom time TO time reported ia Tx
STAR Mr.. Risdle appeared FOR complain
ants and Mr.. Cook for defendants aud after
argument submitted the case, which 10 is il
morrow,
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- The sittings of the Servian Skuptschina
have been adjourned for one month.
~ The corn crop I'm Missouri Is enormous,
selling in some counties at IS cents bushel.
- Messrs. Kattergell a Campbell, mer-
chants of London, have JAILED, with uabili-
ties amounting TO q, 100000.
~The number cases. Of yellow fever az
New Orleans during October was eighty
four, OF which forty proved fatal
AIThe cattle dis Ase il reported to be ran
idly diminishing Ia England, many districts
being entirely free from IL.
@sixty christians are reported to have
oeen muroered by The Turks In Bihacz, a
~ft !! said that Archbishop Ledocbov-
skl VIII Be xpelied from Germany on TIE
expiration ~ bis term OF imprtson ment.
= Baue N culture II increAsing at the
Souths PARTICULARLY In the Woru-oui COLON
fields OF the Gulf states.
TIE conservattves Of Norfolk, Va, have
nomin ated Colonel l.. j. Starke and Major
VT: 1Anaerro rs candidates for the ho1se
ofdeleSates.
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.aTI0SAL THEATsR.
n A X T ..

MONDAH EVENING. November !. NsssTs. Jar
T.. 2 & PalTeT bee 'esve TO aunounC- the engage
ment Cf Mr.. BARhI SULtINAN to give seven
~ Ter-. nAiisns IN WsshIUEtr-- NoTdsy, - Richie
\ u, Tuesday d" Rici ari III wednesday, d" lam
let. Box Office nov aren. 1rf2J q
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ADJUSTMENTS.

V'HE StHILLsRBUNO.
THIRTIETH REUNION.
CfLEBRATION or TIE ONE HUNDRED AND
SINTEESTH ANNIVESSAR7
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r,aakkH, BRONCHITIS. AND OONsUMP
US ksst ear With complete success. and can re-
S1n G1s Il as being perfectly Wonderfuln DR 8.
OILS street northwest rs
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A The Censregafi ral Cbarch. rrTner % 10 ADJ
e;s Pre- ~, Il y i,b music by Prot " Bis-hJf
con ne o. .ug a quarter before = OBJ c.u-k
AdJJi--iOs- cent. -erv 4 >-tt- q cents cvtra
FOR s-i. a. II a. ME-tC Store. CCtIl. TT
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sCHILLER's BIRTHDAY.

Or WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. ~ l=Ts-.ha
one Kindred a. siNte a. aE-I'sSsar, of rhe PEI
1iItsdsv-an address all &c delivered before the
:, nj. frtuLd hy
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
FATAL COLLISION IN THE BERGEN TUNNEL

A heavy coal train on the Erie Railway, on
its way Weehawken, entered the western of tic
tunnel under Bergen HILL about 1890 p. Saturday,
and when about half through the couplings broke,
leaving two Of the loaded standing the track.
No trains allowed to enter from either end until tho
safe Of the last Is teegraphed When the coal
tran which consisted Of 90 cars had partially passed
out at the eastern end of tho tunnel the signal
telegrapod through to start the next train, which
a fast passenger train Of the Delaware, Lackawanns,
and Western Railroad Company, bound for Hoboken.
II entered the tunnel at tho rate OF fifteen
miles an hour, and the darkness and smoke
rendered IL Impossible for thp engineer to see
he coal cara ahead Of him. The result collision
in which fagman OF the detach he'd coal
killed. The passenger engine completely demolished
tue coal cars, aud the thrown violently
their seats by tho shock, afraid 10 fOr fear
that the shock caused by The fa of th roof OF
tunnel. TIE manglcd remains OF the 1i9uano Patrick
Savage were picked up from the debris aud his
late residence, IN Eries'., Seyenthst. e So
years OF age unmarried, and nad accumulated "a small
fortune by his industry. The sigUa could be
found by the officers who were sent Ia search OF mn
and II IL believed he has absconded.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
CoNsEcnArIoN OF nELLs IN NEWARII

Last evening the ceremony of blessing six
bells of the completed chime OF st. ParcAs CAthe-
dra In Newark ~ j., performed by the Right Rev.
Bishop Corrgan assisted by the Vicar General OF the
Diocese aud Others Long before tle ceremony began
every available seal la tho edihce was occupied. Tho
ceremony very Interesting throughout. When 10
Was completed tho BIshap made brief address ex-
planaory Of what had been done. lie alluded to tho
sc OF holy oils In tho ceremony, which gave rise,
no dUuLt, 20 the erroneous term OF "Daptiaing"
peli-. Tao Catholic could. we'll understand why
ho altar Is bicssrd because thereon Jesus Christ
nains peculiar but Il was not clearly un-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
RANK NOT LIABLE FOR STOLEN pEPosIrs.

BRArTLEBoRo, Vt, Feb. 2l.-A very I'M
portant decision has been rendered by the Supreme
Court the present week II In q suit brought By
certain bondhoders against the First National Bank OF
for the recovery Of bonds deposited Ia said
bank for safe fekeepine. which were stolen some four
years The Court held that the stoekh0ders eouid
not be held responsible for the loss.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

amount OF premfEm, the commission or rebafe 10 all
- he deducted frcei the net prcmiun only And
that all risks riasSded dwefitDg ana fur
ntare, dwelling ghovSes occupied IN part ~ stores and
teir contents ohufbea and puic schools (which risks
are not rated by scbeduie tie present. rates 90 re
Gfifmed. subject TO rebate commission Oh 10 per
cent only Providcd however. that In all case the
tsoe OF the pDlcY shall exhibit the full standard rate
but the deductions tberiron may Do made on Inc out
side thereof .
Fourth: It IA recommended further, that In view OF
the decision Of the Bupremc Court tbs State IA the
caseOf the Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company axt
She Eea-Y Board Of FIRE Underwriters. The
pact with the Board OF Fire Insurance Brokers DO
az ahrOgatsd.
RIA: We further recommend the repeal OF any and
all rules prohibiting the exchange 0f business Win COM
panles not motubers of this Board.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
INSURANCE RATES REDUCED.
aEPoRr OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE n. Y
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.

REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE n. Y.
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
With the hope of settling the differences
which have arisen amo1g the insurance companies the
Board Of Underwriters has adopted the report OF the
SPECIAL Committee appointed consider the subject
The most important features OF this follows:
The Select Committee Of the Executive Committee re-
port that they satisfied that there has been sad
want OF good faith the part OF portion of the
bers toward their associates IN regard 10 both the rules
and Of the Board; they also fully impressed
WIN the necessity OF some modifcaOn OF the rules as
well as the rates now IN force. and especially that
ton OF the rules which restricts the transaction Of bust
view OF the recent decision OF the supreme Court Of
those which conhne the members OF the Board taking
Board Fire Brokers. Tney therefore rec
ommeDd for the action o. this Committee, and through
them OF the Board, the following:
FIRST: The maintenance Of such an organization as
the NewYork Board OF Fire Underwriters, In effective
and with to It's meDbers. only be had
good faith exists the part OF members 10 each other
and that any departure from such honorable pledges
are required by is constitution and bylaws but
result dlssstrously to the whole business.
second That we recommend the Board to affirm its
oehNeOn that the maintenance OF the system OF seized
ne rating Is indispensable to equitable charges
insnrng and is for the best OF the property
nalntenance will be TO diminish greatly the liability Of
ths cry 10 such large conf igratioDs have visited
1ne 10 ptoyements so far made not sufficiently ex
10 Justify any decided modification Of the rates
OF premiums established Ia 1873 aud since reduced by
The improvements In buildings 1874 while the losses
o the past year being but onethrd the average of
annual losses during the past ten years cannon s re-
gsrded proper criterion By which 10 estimate the
losses Of the coming years. 0 ''i0
Third In view. however, Of the improvements nj,
ready made under the direction in great deorao % t
board The greater facilities for Discovering and
gushing fires, and the general demand for rednct,or
o rates, and the present immunity from loeses m tbis
city, We recommend that members OF the New YORK.
Board OF Fre Underwriters be allowed until furtber
action by the board, TO make abatement from the
standard rate upon merchandise and other contents OF
schedulersted private warehouses Office buildings
provision warehouses and stores not exceeding
Do per cent, and upon tho buildings containing such
properly not exceeding 10 per cent. the deduction
10 DO made from the fuu rate including all
charges. There also allowed policies such
property rebate 10 be Insured Of not exceeding 10
cent or brokerage including rebate to parties other
Ahe9 he sssnred OF net exceeding cent upon the