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MRS. yiN C0rr's EFFoBTs,
she Thinks thnt Ncvarl has tho M0st stub
born Rc-idents She has Found.

""e Mrs. Van Cots labors began in
,,o c,,,,, street N. L. Church. Newark. about
.,,h,v ,,.,.o,, "ave been converted Inward
OF afteen per.ons Il, - been converted in the
Calvary NJ. Il. Church, s, Orange, She says
that OF the two hundred different places In
which size haa conducted services, "Newarkers
are TIE most stubborn and stiEnecked IN tueir
ohieciinn ~ come to the altar Toe remark
wa- e ,lleJ fotti Nv the Tesi-tance Young Ia y
msde g. "a rentlo de-, q of force Mrs. Van Cltt
= using In tiyiue to 20, her To- the al ar. Tho
young lady WAS nrat seen In the oouy OF Tue
church. In respOnse to an iirRei.! "ppedl ior
all those who felt they were sinners anu he'ueu
cOnvir rttpn to 20 to tho altar, this young -~Y
walked down the aisle weeping, aud sea Ell her
self In front pew, whcr, Alr.. Van tOtt Ob-
served her. The widow put her arms around
her, Whispering IN her ear for some tine, at
length saying aloud. " Come. dear enid, come"
at tue same time pulling her gently. Inc young
lady, however. was uDdurdte, IA answer to the
entreaty. snakins her head, and saying, mo,
won't
On another occasion in referring to the large
numbers attending the service sue said, " am
SICK Of seelns the numner of pennies put In the
collection basket. Say To yourselves, How much
can give TO the tpr1I Don't be searching In
the bottom OF your pockets for tho smallest
coin can feel
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rnH 1rcrum GAorE r1GHr.
Johu DIVERS MaRrnnimity-Th Victor to
Have n $1,000 Belt.

John Dwyer of Brooklyn and steve Tay-
i'r of Jersey CIV were to meet IN Harry llil's
The O.. ye.terlay, 10 decide what to do about
,ae n '.N .lrht by them in the Lyceum The
I,r-. bNyor appeared Tunctu illy, ana SAID he
hi iI-' n.ct Taylor in Brooklyn; that he had
Llowo1 Ia,Hr To- withdraw MS stake Of S2jJ,
Ind ont n M. proceeds - the hou-e. wtich the
fsi ren ad awarded 20 him. he had given | ay-
l7 '2N lie saiG no had lsked Tayor when
be Noul be ready L. renew the nsht, and chat
Taylor hni replied that on account Of the injury
20 DIS Tm be- would not be in condition Tor
Wnr Turn fo come. The proc eds II the h Iuae
N.lrI tfo Dwver under tie decision OF the
feiofe- hfe ported 10 have been s3.1Ol
bw5rr ID tnat he had taken p.rt In the
mA'eh tt 'ie solicit ton of friends, and not for
moucr. lle oid not mt M u hGnt for q lvrli-
DO ID. IT, -til, however, tn 1 he WAS about 10
DO lr--, .ed win "A belt oi gold and SILVER OF
iheN iu.u 30 $1,000. Us 4 Hu. .nD~r ~ lrcn b IN
Bro hliu, ana u the presentation he would be
tslY & -par win any min I'm America.
DWler Dos n sc m = 'ce, feet Joy inches In
hegut, anu weigh, lOl n. here i nothing IN
the EXPRESSION uf his face 10 denote q uugil-
ht lie Il well spoken ana mhd-manncr
70 .nt ul. n. His first ppear nee in punlil was
w l@1 since tut time hr has spt rred with all
Ihe Il 'icd nehyy- weight boxers III The country,
among them IOm Kelly o, bradford, England {;
zoe '3' .ln, Tom Allen. Ned O'Baldwin, Jem
har', md George Rookie, ana has always ac-
0llN r himaeli creditauly.
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Plot TO Rob an Express Car Frustrated
and tho Robbers Captured.

TOLEDO. Jan. IA well-laid plan TO rob
the express car of tue nieht express coming east
from Chicago last night was discovered aud
frustrated all the parties thereto being arrested.
Ollclals Of the express company Ia this cit, re-
ceived Information Of the plot nearly a week
ago. and Superintendent Cone and Agent
On pin. to.etb wlth the CHIEF Of Police aud
two detectives. icft tic citv lpst night and
iniueu the east bound tram at Archeli. ONO.
rtatt lning themselves in the expre-s and nag-
gaze cars. At Wau.euu. o ! D., tpur men, former
employees Of the r.iiWaY company.rVt on bo RI,
and n soon IA tho tr ~ was started hcsan to
bore Out part of "a panel "a the Oour - thc eX-
prva- car. A prooOuctIted si4nal Wa. given, mud
the Ulcers IN waiting puunccd upon them ana
secured the entire parry VINO arc low in J IL
here. Ihc safe IN the cX.Irss caf cont lined
$4,000 Ia cum .n,J and Over sl2j,0O In tul!ton.
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WINSLOW orr FOR HOLLAND.
I.hvir,ns for +, LAND with which We Have
No gxtraditioa Treaty.

Tho manner i'm which the Rev. r.. u.
w,nslow eluded his pursuers was brought TO
uol,t ,es,crdav. Detective Albion =. Dearborn
~ noston arrived at the Police Central ONCE
early I'm the morning, and said that he had
found a lawyer Of whom Winslow had inqn'reo
what countries there were with which tho
united States had no extriditlon treaty. lie
-, .uticulary about Irazil and Holland,
.a,,n, mat he sour.f the Information TO use In
an ed,,orioi article upon the case OF l. w. POnd,
vno had inst been scntsnced for forgcries.
ne,oc,,vo K,aley had been detailed to help
,,,r. 80, noa,,n-n's clue. At the steamship
oqBrs ~ /. w. Norris q Co., AGENTS OF
,he un,,erdsm line 80 steamers, they
learned thtt on Thursday u last we.k n
n gentleman, OF respectable am.
had called TO ascertain whether tue stch,-
or that wna to sail that day would leave nunc-
tuallv At the hour advertised. being told trat
freight engagements would detain the steanie er
for several hourl, he bee me v.sibiV agitateds
pacing the floor, and asking numerous questions
in n quick and nervous manner. lie seemed
much reiIevcd on Learning thai the ste amer
sailed unuer the putch nV, He came again
about two hours dftcrNard and BOUGHT four ciinh
tickets. booking as John CiftOn. son, wife, aud
wife's sister. HIS bieg Re was sent aooatd At
once and he followed soon after with .his trav-
u'ciock FRIDAY murning.
Ihe detective also found n banker from whom
Winslnw bought a draft for 300 gtilders on n
Rotterdam banking house. Both hi4 cashier
and Mr.. Fritz Morris rec 'gnizod Winsiow's Ono
tograph among a dozen Others without hcsita-
tion
There s no cItradl'ion treaty with Holland.
an the steamer in which window sailed
tnnr,. ~ at no port on the way. Tho pursuit,
- %, 4. at an end for the present.
w ,nslon 8 forgerics nre now set nj sGO0,Ooo.
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A freight trdn on the Harlem road ran over
an oOstruction at SWITCH $50 yards above Central
Morrisania depot, yesterday afternoon. Conduc or
Parson. found piece OF rail IRON slX inches long,
wedsed into the frog ~ the switch against the head
pioct, the top being cye with the surface Of The main
ran. As rcg tram va lunnns SLOW, lhe Wht 10
uned over me oOstructun md fcll mo thrr proper
aces nn the all and no image was dOne. I"e BOs-
ton cypress tram had paHsct over seventeen minutes
prcvl IusN, ana wac immediately followed ~ Harlem
bass tratn nut unusual humping was noticed.
II the oplliun of railroad mtn ta the nanses ot
the wheels mad usued the ub,iruc Ion INTO u. Hofl
wedRing fast, Hcr Oclng paccd near the opening ~
the iog BY sone persons initfcsrd In wrccFins anu
robbing tran. huJrrntend mt B.sscl ana Capt ben
nett are llaAlng Inquiries
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IN INSANE ACIOR's PROPERTY.
A Singular IIiII in YOnkers-A Colony of
Theatrical Men.

George l.. Fox having been declared in
sane, and a committee having BEEN appointed
to take care Of his property, Il was found that
he owned. even nominally. nothing but a villa
on Hog Hill, Nonkers. lnis hill was inherited
10y the actor, +. ). ChanfrAu. from his father
Until 1870 many Irish laborers Iwel. on it with
their families, and made It the breeding place OF
many hogs that II received ~ present n me.
In 1870 some New irK the .tricll men, among
them Manager ID ~, enclosed the NH, razed tue
cabins Of the lfi.h. IN de good roads, and built
ul Villas Intending TO draw together a
COLONY OF members of thelr own profession. Mr.
Daiy and his associates Ravo Geo 3; l. Fox the
title to the handsomcst of the vi las. retaining,
II Ia said, mortgage equal to lts fun value.
Hog HIN IL 4'j feet high, anbrding suuerb
views. and II "a deemed ouc OF tie most oeauti-
ful Darts Of YOnkcrs. A reservoir for the city
OF lonkers was Recently oulli uoon 1t.
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1Hn snIr ouNrn>' crIrylNc~.
PciitOning CONGRESS TO Relieve them from
DnnrAm'. INnrIioms.

Pciitioning CONGRESS TO Relieve them from
DuncHu's ENHctions.
The ship owners have determined to pc
utl IL Congress Tor a ropea of the law COM
pclllnr them to - before Commit Toner Duncan
t. snip crews. They have sont judge Beebe to
WASHINGTON to asN tho Interference - tbs Sec
rotary of the Treasury. They eay thar In Boston,
philadc iphia. and Baltimor' the law ~ con
sidcreC iieg !, and Is not enforced. inc = liors
thtmsctNe, v ,i-ned = urttltOn for it, repeal.
4 prominent sing owner saws II onli furnishes
IN asylum for ID Inc n, MS tnrco sons. aud "A lot
OF deputies, who all draw extriy giant salaries
ana nIes- like naval Cutntudnurr-. Dune n Y Is
e. head for shi pms q crew and 1ity cents for
peis tnat cost muOn -. II also gets quar-.
Ter 10: dollar from Ok for every trlp. Tue
shlp owners say that good crews ~ their own
nave been refused. aud crows from boarding
house keepers have been forced upon them.
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rArHEH yANura,s FUNERAL,
burial Rites over tue Body Of IA Much be-
loved Catholic CLERGYMAN.

81. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church,
Jer.ey CITY, was packed yesterday. The body
- The Rev. Father Aloy-us Nanuta lay in a
richly ora ment coft IA the centre aisle, the
hands clnsped a. In prayer. Around the conn
were the presty vestments, and st tho foot
rested crosses and crowns OF fragr mt II ,wcrs.
The altar WIS drsoed. and IN tie stnctuary sat
ciliO Sehtz, uolland, Isser, and Cnirlgan of ~.
Mays Church. Jersey city. Memners nf ST.
Pc er's l. A. Is society ST. fatricks N Is. So
Gle y, and of the uiGerent divisions Of the An
cIent Order OF Hiberuians. wore mourning
badges. Bishop COrrigan Oficated IA eel brant
OF the POutincal HIN iiass, a .ther CpTri-
gan delivered the sermon. Pr 4. dc Gr"nivals
Of t. PatTick's Cathedral, Nrw York played tue
organ. Tue body WIS inferred Ia the Hudson
county Odtnonc cemetery.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FLASHED OVER THE CABLE.
WHATWfs WORTH RBPORTING FROM
EUROPE TE5rERD1Y
The Herzegovina Insurrection-A TurNss
Victory Made n Dcfent-Geit'na h'a OF ,"s
,,,.,.nco og tho Young eervinns' Party.

,A. ,r.r.oooxtua Jnsurrection-A Turkish
V,r,orv Made Dcfent Getting Rid OF the
Influence Of tho Young servtnn" PnrtS'
RAuusA, Jan. H.-A force OF $500 Turks
attacked the Insurgents near Duzi on Tuesday.
After a brief engagement the insurgents len
their intrenchmcnts, and set 1re to Dobovioie,
no r rrehinie. An insurgent reinforcement OF
iODO arriving on the ground at this time, the
Turks we're cut on from Trebinje, and com
PEELED to retreat to Dnna.
A force uf 5000 Turks, under Mouktar Pashs.
has retaken the forts ana eitrenchments OF TIA
dovan. which were CAPTURED BY the In 'urcent.
In the engagements from tho nth To the lvth Oh
Januiry. ~
LONDON. Jan. 2T.-Tho Times Vienna letter
saws "peko Paulovics has Issued a renerH
order taking the undivided comm md ~ the
insuraent forces. banishinu Lynhobraiics and
| all fnregn auxiliaries under pain Of deuh-
| This is Intended to cmancipate the insitrectlon
| which Il antagonistic t. the Monteneorin, and
| free ~ from identification with the bOliti1 and
national comoin itions OF the Soutn sclavonio
VIrSSA. Jan. s7.-rhe Wiener Prose- reports
| thai during an insurgent attack on Turkish
| of-wnr, nnchD rcd % Kick. unexpectcdly opened
| a violent cannon de on the lie ~ VIM tns. AZ
the vessels were In Austrian " ters lt the ups
' "'i'erlbe Al prize. Inc
. ,,... -.
| .nelr nct'pn ctu,-,,- o.....
| Te,ult ui the attack on tho oAmD Ia not 49,.
vhoNDoN. Jan. X. special ceephtch from
t,snna 70 The 6tdlddrd reports that committees
nv nv pe,n formed IN seven serviar towns, In
Guiding Dclgrede, which openly ag;tate for IN q
oci.ronemen' Of Prince Milan.
The munich litv Of Moscow recently resolved
TO send second contribution Of $4,000 IN aid
OF the sufferer from the Hcrzegnviuian insur-
teo'ion. Ihe Car a. refused to permit the
nrst contribution.
II "a said that agents " the Russian Amhassa-
dor dor are urging the Bosnans to Join the insurrso-
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Germany nnd the Catholics.

CoTodSR. Jan. 2T.-Tbe Glsetts Of this oity
says 80 Notwithstanding the reiterated denals OF the
Ultramontlnr purnels, We learn from Berlin that the
Cathoc clergy snd lsymen are usilg their iunuencs
WIN the Pope to obtsin sanction for formal submit
sion to the Fax laws the connd mt hope tht thou~h
outE rily accepting they will be able to deprive them
Of their efficacy az inst the church" pamphlet is
announced from the pen OF Herr Rcichenrperger ous
OF the most prominent leaders Of the party which "
understood to be ntcnued to clear the fJr the pro-
posed compromise
The Bv rian pFdsiser zsfunJ say that tn, Blvsrtn
Minister of War has been suagently admOnisn 81 from
Berlin to di cOupteuance tnr exemptions rom The
conceptions hl hcffO accorded to priest an theulOg
cal students. The 4 itInT vs. thU 4 tha next cOa-
ecuntOn fun ordained Catuoln prle and Number
Of students wall be required to serve.
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THE WHITE COATS.
Expenses to which the PrivhIes ofthe Twenty
second Object.

Much dissa,isfectlon exists In the Twenty
Second Regiment on account OF the new uniform
adopted DV order Of the Board OF Oncers. The mem
bcrs say they kept In enre ignorance OF the fact
they had pay ~ extra tor It IN addition 10 turn
ng their present neat uniform or they never would
have inctoned The white dresa coat II said to
b. entifey unht for service, aud t viii have 10 he
ea-d Btter every parade u an expense uf ~ OF ~
IL s besdes said 10 be Uf much Inferior material 10
the handsome oars oue heretofore worn and not early
~ appruprate They have Oeen ordered TO procure a.
new Uniforms. bo'h fatigue and fu sro =, BY April l.
meetlns consider the grievances ~ 20 he ca led
1t week la circular to the regiment Pnvate Bauer
says IN, lawyers inform hun that he cannot De com
pelied o Guy uuiiOrm. hnOuld nOrte Oe nlhde
L. compel MIN TO get whito coat he ea1s he viii test
the hight to 20 - In the couTs.
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THE rBAuDU1ENr corroN CLAIMS.
Indictment AGninH n. A. SAWYER william
\. Haine., mud WIN. ". nnr-tow'

WASHINGTON, Jan. a. The Grand Jury
Of the District Of Columbia has found true bills
Of Indictment against Fred. A. Sawyer, Nm.
T.. Hanes, Frank W. Brooks. Pnncas n. Roddy
and VIM. II. Dnrstow, for cunspiracy TO defraud,
and for deIrauding the Government OF the
United Statei IN the Parkman and Brooks cot
ton claim of the sums Of ssi,3l575 and sBI,29I %
+. W. Brooks and pninea' ID Roddy are charged
with presenting the false claim, Fred. A Sawyer,
WIN. II. Barstow, and VIM. L. lIaines are charged
with aiding as Government officers In passing
the claim, SAWYER receiving therefor $l,OW,
Br.tow g. 80 and q watch and chain. aud VIM.
T. Haincs $1,000. Mr.. Brooks this morning. hav-
Ing heard that true bills had been found against
him. appeared In the Criminal Court aud gave
$1,000 bail for his appearance to answer the
charges, MIR. W. W. Ripley being his surety
II ines Ia an ex- Commissioner OF Customs, and
II rstow isa clerk In the ofloe Of tho present
Commissioner. Barstow will bo dismissed from
the service IA soon as his indictment Is omcialli
announced 7. A. Siwyer was Assistant Score
tary Of the Treasury under Richardson.
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BRAZILI1N HARDORS.
The Oner that Gen. Mcclellan Rejected, and
which his Assistant will Accept.

which his Assistant viii Accept.
Col John Merhan, Assistant Engineer in
"e Deplrtment OF Docks, said Yesterday:
company Of BIazili rs, Americans, and
hropcHns has been formed in Brazil, It's OBJ
'c' oeinv the mpr wing of the hArhors OF Brazil.
Ine menbon' hope to receive grants Of money,
NO To no'duct tneir operations under the p l.
ts,lNir 900 lle srizlli n Government. they h We
9u'lel 'en. AicC ieilin ~ ,OO N gold a wear for
. engineering -rrsiCes, bat The G,neral has de-
S,n'+. i-l"NIug IN c Gen. Mcclellan i'll rec
suu. hl ur 10 tho lir llli u cumpInY, II they
,H.I7 hlf niner fecnumrn fNtiOn tuan uy con
se.NN1 " b him, rs assistant, for several wears,
fu feu 'h 4 an cipll le uf doing their WORK, I
Nv p.Du. -iIou vtu nrnoanly Ice i'm In hand. "f
n.'f'l 100 tYtuuauY un ueslaV, bpt do not
r irt4Y NItdin TX weeks. ! have signed
tsiitm. 40 Dep Itment of Docks, anu will
''le Ola tAe lst OF fu .rAary."
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New Mining Ixcitcmcri nt the Foot Of
Iikt'- Peak.
CoLoRADo SrRINGs. Col, Jan. 2l.-This
locality IS abll1e with new discoveries Of
cold quartz Cf untold value. Mauatan, only
Eve niles from us, /, the scat % these fabulous
douosits Il goli. o. Muuday last some ldven-
turpns pro-pcctor "sttuck "A lead" tnat to his
prtcfi sd eve gave evidence T pIFirg orc.
Tao a-- NHr confirm tno Story, tine town
", ut Wild Htth the tNgtt .ucnt, unu though Tie
az di.tuVcry ~ nulN four daN4 old. tIc whole
mountain sidc J., covered with pro-ptctorS,
dotted here ana there with the uinr. = camp,
and ht nlrlt crliveuod with tie camp hrcs. .
4 fity-staup mill mas been % dtred. and all
look. ~ III our quiet little town was o. lucoue
tine a., itre # a mining cXt itrmrnt qIul OILY
to- tuat of Black uawk aud Central Cily in tue
days II 81.
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VOL. XLllL-NO. Is.
INr\>rEEN GANE ROBBED
.,,u,rr NIIifoN D0LLiRS IN
O'h" ,,oIJtES TihEN orr.

~
,t,. TnmiIy of seven Bound
ua inegrd t"mr'"c" W , 49,,
n r,mn.natiuns NJ inc fo'nt oi '"c
piston - WV ,,,u. 81 ,ho
r.r,s i.n. 2i- lltet uc'""s VI "io
bo7'''' .,p.on Nationa' Bank, at
,ohhcty uf the N'r'~ ..,.,,,. h, .,,a.led ro,
.,h,,rrtun. nu uo~dN. "'N" Wv -
NoH",'' a.. s--1ul fn scn.rltics was taken.
bct-, sh'" 90" ,t ,,...,... i1f lc so that
of,-ur.e u1th ui thl@ is "'' "'- =. 49,.
, . teiuIf To- estimate ihc rrh l's' !" '''
" " "'"' .,t.-. The bank on 'ers ofsr
bank ana i'''' .,,,,,., tho rr.n,rtv
.rsWarl uf s.'t g." ''' '' vs." w. ' ~
.n,I.u.u. o' th' burglars. Ihe loss
nnn ''' .l. ullt uron the bank. the
ls cHu rt'' '". .t. t..t.,,..,,,., to s,a
,...tart tlff " tue stlNl'''' "0''H@'"- w 7''
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TIE Era or PEICB.
M ssnrhusrtis aud south CarOiiun Excbhng-
ing Fraternnl Creetings.

ing frhitthhi trrt'lnEH'
CHARLESTON. ). c., Jan. 21.-A brilliant
reception was given by the w ,shington Light
Infantry, last evening, In honor Of the Boston
visitors who brought souv Mrs Of the parliclpa-
tion Of that corps IN the Bunker Hill Centennial
Lust June. The Hon. G. II. simonton presided
and Welcomed the visltos. The Hon. j G. Park
Of Boston. In behnlf OF the ladies of Massachu-
setts. pr-sented To the corps costly hbd beau-
uful banner, eInD Zpned with the arms OF Mas
sachusetts and eOuth CarnlIn the 81 being
suTmnunted with While dove bearing an ulive
ton Celebration ~ April last, when ne met Gov
Chamberlain and told ~ n that though to u ID
lost "A dear son on tne battle ncldS Of NirRin q,
he would bury forever upon the hhllowel
ground wders they stood the bitter memories
OF The past. lADplaute.
Speeches were also delivered bv Col 5mons,
NJ lur Gnchrist, Clpt lilrtlott Of Boston, and
others. 1he Bostonians nave been the recipl-
onts Of constant attentions during their stay.
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WAsHIk0TOH, Jan. N.-The Democratic BEN
ators held tnis morning 70 take action con
oernns their the proposed resdent
Executive CONGRESSIONAL Committee. lhe prevalent
op MON expressed tnat ut rss IN IN ix 5tnA Ors
hhoud be memOers OF this committee 30 as 10 tqualke
inc House representation. Al the result OF long ais
Gus ion Senators Stev nson. Gurd0n, Aua Wa lace
~ re appOint ed a committee 70 cOner on th' su JrCt
VITA Nj Lamar, the Chairman. and r,pvrt TO an ad'
iyur IL
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MR. ISAtcS,s ArEECH.
An Uproarious Meeting In tho Mechanics aud
Trnders' I xcbnnse.

A meeting took piace yesterday at the Me-
chaDics Traders (Buiiders) Exchange. Proininent
among the SPEAKERS the prosperous Ow er Of the
Empire L aster Sils. Mr. Ousiayu, Isagcs. In the
course Of "a elaborate speech he remarsed that tho
members Of the Exchange were al essenlaIlf eDH a.
he st cf peOple Tn audience srew intensely angry
Of sdsn expression. Iney assumed that Il
uerivca iro IN" muir and that tue speaker,
IN rntion simply 90 US a nefapl .rir9l WY Tor
calling tncn sc ui uuinttl scht and Ogstinac orutes
A general uprOar euSue ciius Of Turn aim Uui 7!
10 ne re rd on All aces, and the eoGaent speaker
NOirut 81 ctcd. On niHknR hi, involuntary rNi
he remarked that he WAS gong 10 dcnuunce the prO
cdings ir Mr. BerRi A. an act Of dOwur hi cruelty
to auilnA s. muaniIg OF course to the aforesaid niue
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The body Of william Muldoon WIS found la
tho Gov canal al te foot Fourth street, Brook
lyn. last ight,
Cant BOVardus snd VIM King will shoot at
DeeriOOt iark, Long 10 and TO- morrow IRON spr1nE
traps ten yards apart e,ch nan TO spring ms oAn irAps
A half ton OF coal that had heen delivered TO
applicant 70 tho BrOOkYn epaiitps COumiaAiun. Dy
cOhr- otur. fUuud to De 220 pounds shVTt. TnVTs
have been many complaints ot short Nelght.
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1rIsSING $4,000.
Despite the Iron IIand-Mhgon Guarded by
rOIters aud roltce Onicers.

The ombczhlement Of s5.0OO IN gold ceriihc tes
belonging TO the Government ha, been discovered m
t4o ustom House Inc money part of the duties
pa ~ merchants TO the cashier Of the On tom lluu
Friday 1t Il customary with Mr. Ronins 10 the
c.sA',r to transmit the custom. rccpts TO the ~
treasury aftNr the cnsr Ui hu'iIrss every day lue
uuuf " cunat ln OF sold aul lu cert DC ter, r tikru
ia the streets ~ an ron n ID wagon guarded by
two porter, and policeman IA uniform. The money +
rlsd into the au-IreAsury Ntu~. Hnd l. NOT c1uAtrd
until TIE reNt uH., Ine ucncl ncY ni f5tri WAS ia
covered The Slu-lreasury The fact tcr "a he'd
-iluf ton, and detectives ere making nYr-ti-a
lion. Collector hTihur spOusinlr ~ the Govern
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CINCiNNATI Jan. ga special To the CONNER.
cal tas that eight prisoners n Athens county tOhio)
Jail ATTEMPTED to escape hy burning end Of he
lundlus. out the neat bccpmng ~ ensc, they were
ohll ed tp u fur ala lhcY hopod 10 eAtinsuis the
flames and save themselves.
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Increasing the D,.,r,c, Debt.

wAsHIKGTON, Jan. g.-The debate In the SEN
the 800 District Donds to-day revealed the tact
that the amount OF these bonds already issued u ga.
07s B05 49, which an Increase OF no since Dec
o. 1879 the date Of the last report OF ,he Board OF
Auui Unless the House sticka 10 its resolution lem
pOrAriy To stop al rk any en rts warJ tue re urn
To honesty Will turry bv trustra by toe comDnstoh
OF officials anu Otuers
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WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-The creditors of SEN
ator ID rscy Of Arkansas receipt Of statement
from the Court Ilrena Ark 10 the effect that the
senator Owed tis3OO0 only wncn few days ago ne de
c red msrlf voluntary bankrupt senator DOrseys
Srayr, In Europe are anOnV the Costly items Az Am
etrrdam he owes 10000 In l. ndOn about tb 900 aud
a smaller item m neVa. In the United States there
Is nos tel between Arkansas tnu Ma'hinktvn thAt
i, not on tue list Of creditors.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. ST.-Lutner p s'more,
braAemAn the OHIO AMI A,ss,ssipp Railroad. while
turning switch yesterday At Auroiss IId caught hrs
foot between th. track and heayI nk running par
engine which was Dsckng 40, W-s up him. he mas
HILItfuy manGlod.