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BROrnER TnoMAs GUILrr.
Muscular Chrisrinn who "JHmmcd" n
Pious sister Twice Against u Door.

The Rev. Jeremiah Murray md Sister
Summers moved maIostically into Justice
Riley's court room Yesterday morning, to press
the charge against Brother Thomas for assault
ING the sisters In the church scrimmage two
weeks ACC 81 the Fleet street colored sane
tuary. Brooklyn. Sister Summers tcatined with
much dignity that shc was trying to protect her
pastor from injury when she was seized by
Brother Thomas and Iammed against tho door
twice. Brother Josiah Kemp testified that the
way Brother Thomas jammed sister Summers
against the door was "nu-ful au-ful." sister
Hannah Rice testified that she saw Brother
Thomes throw sister Summers out Of the door
twice.
Then Brother Thomas was called In his own
defence. He said that on the night OF the dis-
turhance he wanted to shut the church door to
keen In the noise aud keep ont the crowd. When
he started to shut the door Sister summers ran
~ behind him, got to the door 0rst, and held 1t
opcn. Let me shut that door cried Brother
Thomas. "Ill see YOU to the devil nrstl" an
swered sister Sunmer.. She stood In the way
and would not 0llOw Brother Thomas to smut
the door, and 3rnther Thomas pushed her away.
She came back, and Brother Thomas pushed her
away tho second time.
j. other Alexander II. Copcs confirmed the
tc.tmony Of Brother Thomas. He III that the
brother and the sister twas w1lizln' round
pOOty lively for a time"
The justice found Brother Thomas guilty Of
assault and suspended sentence.
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sHARP PR1c1IcE IN BRooKLrx
How Plaintiffs were Enchrcd Out Of n Judg
mcni nnd LAWYER Out OF His Fee.

In tho CITY Court. Brooklyn before Judge
Nelson, Thurs lav Edgar Hyatt ana Thomas McGow
obtained verdict against the star Excelsior Brew.
ing Company OF 80 Cranberry street for tl.5O for
rent Mr. Jcs'e johnson, the partner Of Corporation
Counsel Dewitt, applied for stay Of proceedings until
ycstsrdav, that he might move for q trial. Mr.
Thomas pcarsa for the plaintiffs earnestly opposed
the request saying 70 the Court that the defendants
were cn TIE point OF failure and he feared tha n tAcy
were allowed any time thry would play SOME trlck
Keep the money from his clents The c0inscl. Mr..
John on nnd Mr. Waring assured the Court that tury
rtprcsentch respon'ic parties, and Mr. Pearsah says
thu Mr, J hnrlu promised the Court that hing
would be done 10 eyade the Judgment. lhe stay was
granted and yestCrdaY the counsel tire motion
fAr new trial. Mr Ptar-a at once entered M the
Judgment for 81 ana interest hurried to the Sh rns
office to put the execution into his hands
Ivy on tc PROPERTY and veat to the County clerks
Office 10 ~ the necessary papers As soon ns the cd
saw the u 10 Of tne proccooings he saiJ that the Brew
lug touptny's ATTORNEYS had the moment before
handed IN thc general assignment papers, which all
OF tn,g pr priv into tue rauds of the president VIM
Harry, NJ gnFe, Mr. Pcar-al VAS cuclrcd OF a
500 Zee, ana his clients lost their judgment, lie At
once began 10 prepare the ain itsts ~ proceeding
against Jes,e Junn'on Tor contempt 81 court. Many
members oi tie oar expressed Indignation over tae
Transaction.
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TnE GREELEY MfxsIov COVE.
Nothing Len Of the Ola House NJ Chnppnqun
but ~ Pile OF Debris.

All that Il left Of Horace Grecloy's old
homestead in the woods at Chappaqua Is a cellar
full of debris and "A high brick chimney The
structure was destroyed by fire on Friday even
ing The tenants who nad occupied the house
during the past year moved ont on Tuesday. and
Col smith, the husband Of Ida Greeley en-
pluycd woman to clean tho house preparatory
To rcpainting it Tor occupancy this summer by
himself and wife To heat the water needed by
tho s.rulhng woman FIRE had been built ia an
open fire place, but at four o'clock when Col.
Smith visited the house. this was hut u heap Of
dying embcrs. and the woman believed It to he
out when she closed the house m hour later.
At Athalf-past six the flames Of the burning house
were seen above the hill which hides 1t from the
village. but when the villagers reached the scene
the entire building was ablaze. and In little
picion of incendiariSm, and unly suriui-e that
the flames sprnng from the emhers on the hearth b..
Bey ond barrel " vinegar nothing was in the
house when IL burned. All Mr. Greeley's books =.
manuscripts and valuable works Of art are safe
In the house on the edge of the farm, In the
keeping Of his daughter Early in the day on
which the house was DESTROYED, Col. Smith
chopped down. with the same axe which Mr..
Grecoy often welded, number OF trees that
cedar rrlvo in which Mr. Greeley received the
southern delegation Of tho Baltimore Conven-
tou in ls,2 Had these trees remained this
grove hlsht nave heeh destroyed.
The Intrinsic value OF the burned house was
small II was tue most ordinary klud Of iruine
cottage, two stories high and shaped In the
simplest style. Hut In associations II WAS very
rich In II llOract Greeley spent the twenty
years that succeeded his purchase Of tho Chap
paqua property. In IL he wrote, reared hi-
childron, received his friends, and led that quiet
modest life that made the rustic neighbors wor-
ship him n dcmi-god.
Mr-. Greecy grew To dislike the building be-
cause the shade and forest trees that hemmed IL
ia and gave II the quiet seclusion that Horace
Greeley most admired II for also deprived IL of
warmth and light, leaving It damp ana un-
wholesome. The good wife. with q regard for
her own and her childrcns health, prevailed
upon Mr. Greeley Ia purchase the little dwelling
facing the main street Of Chappaqua, 10y the side
ui the private roadway to the farm. After this
had been snugly rcllastcrcd and otherwise i'm
proved the family moved into H. But until his
death, although several years passed Horace
Grccleys foudnrss for the old homestead In the
wood- never diminished. His books remained
In ht- old study there. and he came To them and
spent his SaturdnN- and Sundays among them
sometime alone. hut often With his daughters
Ida and Gabrielle. the latter OF whom was al
ways nf-t 40 his heart.
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Aid for the southern Indy.

For the suffering lady In West Third street,
THs srN has received IS from 8. 81. S. 81 from A 4.
h', VI from r. s. IS from the Rev Fred Bell ~ from
on ANONYMOUS contributor o. from o. g. White. 81
from j. u. t. 81 from }. Co. 90 cents from +. j. b. 80
cents from j j. r, 81 from another anonymous con.
rom T. $ b. q from H., ~ from william buchanan,
q from h D., 81 from another anonymous con
trlnutor,fs rom beotge = strlngneld, 70 IRON II
IRON C. NJ, VI from A Friend" 80 cents from H. g..
- from W s5 from II West Eleventh street. g. from
sn9ther anonymous contributor, S3 from h, FL from
J., B' II u from another anonymous contributor ~
from "A Poor Lahorer," e. from 4 memOer OF 81.
Georges Society 50 from H., 80 cents from Rnder
~ rom another anony nous contributor q from Nsw
H.. 90 cents from H. C., ~ from "Charty" 81 from
T. II e. from unknown, & from "A Reager" ii from
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wHERE yorEs 10 NOT E1Ecr
How Republican CnuNassers Secure Re-
publican Majority in "a Common Council.

How Republican CnuVassers Secure Re-
publican Majority in "a Common Council.
Tho Jersey City Board of Canvas.ers
met Yesterday afternoon, and being composed
almost Of Republicans. wero not at a loss to find
remedy for the tic existing in the new Board
Of Aldermen. In canyassing the votes Of the
Fourth District, where Henry Powell, Democrat,
for Alderman was chosen. the canvassers found
some ballots with the name Harry" Powell.
These were thrown out, and Frederick {. Fry,
the Republican candidate. was declared elected.
Tho new board will. Therefore. stand seven Re-
puhcans to FIVE Democrats. and II not alone
gives the Presidency Ot the board to the Kcpub-
lcan-. but will bc the means II ousting the Dem
ocratic city Marshal. Timothy Long, and Il host
Of city weighers and mcasIrers.
Ia canVa..sing the second Nldermanlc Dis
trict, votes for Garrct llcaly lr., Michael Rear
don, Jr.. and Michael Reardon, Sr. were
counted although the two first named were the
only candidates AT the polls. Through an error
Michael Rcardun, Sr., had received a ma jority Of
the votes ard was thereby declared elected
Healy, according To the pulled returns, was
elected. All the candidates are Democrats. 50
that the political complexion OF the board Will
not be further changed.
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SPARKS lRoM THE rELEGR4Pn.

The wcland Canal opens for the season on
Monday tAc ltth Inst.
game OF base ball Yesterday between the
Boston and NeW Haven cubs IN Boston, reslilte-
tons, IL New haVens, ..
Capt William English, prominent and highly
esteemed cllHcn OF hcnWonl, Va, ultd yesterday
altelh. on' aged % years lie Mas naNe VI lfe4.l
- Thomas Scatchered, Member Of the Dominic pn
hIanehl Tor Fast hddieseK, who was takeu ii cuii
me session ot Parliament lust closed dled yesterday
morning at the Russell llouie IN OttaNa.
The steam barge Herald, Of Montreal, was
hnahdOned Ia ltakY condition on pult STANLEY on
flllS htethoon, The crew, 10 tUiug TO rracu the
shure ~ small boat, winch swduprd. saved pY
l"e llte DOa ahd crew tciungug TO the propeller A.
About one hundred feet OF the dail across m Q
Kansas lhcr ,pp'.Ar iAntcucr, Kan, tatr ~nj yrs-
iffdN carving ia % nnt of M" pi rs uf tnf hu1rr
HHI Ihr N'.s &c., p.h' t.' t4Utuf" iIl4 f.- titc
49, GA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16

In an inquest on the body Of "a still-born child.
which VS. dug up on 1hurscay IN the bacs yard 4 q
Carroll street. Brooklyn Mary sutne the nurse Of Mrs
Cecilia Lyert the u thef, tesdncd that Dr. s. II Om
stead Of igi Union street, when asked what should
done with tue dead body, DO WHIT you ptakse.
Bury IN the yard n want to, 1ut dl4 hole
50 me cant get to IT," Dr. Omstcid I'd tet tined that
J." ull not make return OF the death to the Heath
Hoarii tnat he never did uuucr tuca circ uusances
where tle child was under seven month, Old. II ne did
tell the nurse thai shr could do she pleas would
lave heen "a harmony With hls feelings The jury found
Mary Sutlne an Margaret brady who buried the body
IA the back yard and DR.. Olms cad .uiy Of violating
the ordinance relative 10 the inrrrnt OF hum bod
les Coroner Simms placed them under arrest, and
Judge M.lsn nned Dr. Oustcad go, and MargarOt
Brady and Mary sutline SO &. c,l.
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John II. Sell, formerly cashier OF the THIRD
Avenue Savings Bank lately teller. book secpcr and
confidential clerk Of the Security Savings Bank de.
fauter to those Institutions in about ti3GOo1 and
ch lrge by Mr.. william NJ. BanNs receiver OF the last
named bank with embt zlug i5Ol from the safe was
arrested yesterdy 10y founusu.n kcNy. Sll was
tVunu IN his home et US stare ctr Ct, nroDely and
Nhen arrested he m infested surprise siyng that he
hsg oeen foolish, lse many other men. When tho
oCrr charged HIN with the crime he il thai he wOu1
hciihcr admit nor deny anything. llr waived eN
sm.nat n IN the Washington Pnre Police Court. ray,
INK that hc dCsired me t. consult counsel. The ln
~ iht VS. made BY Sir. iAuk-. AMI relates simply 20
the cubczkc cncut OF the $500 non the bIk sAfc Sell
was renanucl for e1 nin-ti1n ~ TIA sdAy next Mr.
Marshall President OF the security HANK said tAat the
deiHlcauOn from tnat Institution viii not exceed
ftO.OyO
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CONE BUr NOT FORGOrrEN.
A Scnmp who Ran Away with his Pupils
NI0noy aud Farmer's DnughIer.

A Scnmp who Ran Away with his Pupils
Money aud Farmers Daughter.
Four weeks ago young man, who gave
his name as p. c. Heney, and who said that he
was graduate OF a New YORK commercial col
lege, organized classes fer instruction in pen
manship at places in the vicinity OF Newark and
Elizabeth, the total number OF pupils being
over one hundred and nfty. The price CHARGED
for course OF lessons was e., and Mr.. Heney
was OF such pleasing address that he won the
confidence Of his pupils, aud collected the
money In advance, for which ho promised to
give course OF twenty lessons. The lessons
were to have begun three weeks ago, but Mr.
Heney has disappeared, taking with him not
only the money collected, but. 1t Ia said, the
daughter OF well-to-do WaNerley fatmer. ! he
young lady was to have been one OF his pupils
l. Is supposed that the naNe, =. C. fIeney. is an
alias, IA = Young man, who Is said to he the
same individual, out VINO called himself AnsDn
DIs.ln, travelled through northern New Jersey,
four yei irs ago. getting pay I'm advance for
patent well curDs that he did not deliver.
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District Attorney Bri,ton,, within.

Judge Pratt yesterday furnished to Mr King.
horn, OF The conse for Fuchs, the Sim
mons, cory Of his charge o the jury The exceptions
to which the counsel hope getasny Of proceedings
assei District Ator Hrttuu the uiy before whether
he Would cons, nt 10 al tuchs 10 tisr advantage OF
Tue Law giving lauper Cflu ais TIE f!ght TO fpprsl
Mr. Hrttuns answer was that II Fuchs's counsel ap
pcaitd tne case he would his efforts have
nience ch ngel TO imprisonment Tor lite, and
would .ct the man hang. Unier this condition
OF an the e. unset scarcely knew what to
do II they arc not succl ssfu IN tner appeal. Fuchs
under the Dstrct Attorneys threat. viii tie hanged
and unless Mr. Nrtt D. changes his mind. they cannot
make move without hazarding Tucnss lie
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN cIBLEs

NJ. JuGenohl, director of the Central Bank Of
AntWtrp, has committee sue de.
Tho Prince OF tlcs arrived A. Gibraltar yes
terdaY on his way from lndla 10 England
The striking colliels In South Yorkshire ar d
Del bythre, England, number nearly thirty thou.
sand.
Prince jerome Napoleon announces himself as
candidate for the seat the Assembly from ~ cciO
made vacant by tue annulng VI NJ R0uhcrs election
from that pace.
Miss Blanche Tucker, rn American, under tie
stag nfmo ut NIha Iancn. .u. i' D.. ,fu.i IN ul,ra
lt-t hglt " COycnt Gald. Il, LuUd.4 A, IOletaI a
| "LIsIsts," R0NasWell IeesNeI
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AGIIN ZOE RArID rR1NsIr.
\ supreme Court Decision against the Oppos-
ing Property Owners.

The Supreme Court yesterday confirmed
tho report Of the Rapid Transit Commissioners,
determining that railroad, on the route pre-
viou-ly selected, ought to he constructed and
operated. Tho opinion OF the Court which Is
ly Judge Daniels, Is concuTed in by Judges
Davis and Brady. 1t reviews all the constitu-
tional objections, and holds that they are not
we'll founded. Tho main point made Is that
the city owns the streets, and Therefore has "a
risht to grant the privilege of building a rail-
road IN thcm. Judge Daniels says;
II Is not denied that the interests OF the public VIII
be best promoted by railroad of this dOsCrlption.
has II hecu asserted that any other plan can practically
be substituted for H. Hut the objection Is tn II
should not occupy the streets assigned It, aud that
would probably be urged as persstentY asalnst tne
sTuclnn IN any other streets and avenues. But IN
ths age OF progress and enterprise, private Interests
are required to Yield a the promotion OF necessary
pubic improvements The simple point presented upon
TINS motion whether the report should be rel eted
confirmed. No report can be expected upon an onter
PRISE OF THIS nature which Will he free from posi-
bic execution The puDnc Interests appear to require
the road. The private injury which may be appIe.
hended from Il WI pro6l6ly prove lneonsilerable
compared WIN the advantages anu nothing better eau
apparently be Devised 10 meel the public necessities.
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WASHINGTON, April l5-Ihe House Commit
tee the Clyil Service which was instructed to IN.
quire into the reason why the cases against Judge
wright for forgery In the Indian boun'les matter had
not been prosecuted. and why Mr. Williamson had been
dismissed from his connection with the the part
OF the Government examined TO day George DYER, As
sl'tnt District Attorney IN Ns" YORK, who testified
that criminai case was pending IN NeH YORK .aust
Wright, which he considered strong case ana wuich
suoud ue prosecuted He had in ended % bring the
case 20 trial IN March last, and had PENDED great
measure upon tAe dlce TO be furnished ~ Mr. VIII
lamsOl. but Mr WI iamsun- dismissal from tue case
mai prcven 81 him from hrnging 10 TO tual. JuGge
tlsntT vii appear before the committee next wees.
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The Lenten season and the observance Of
noly Week were terminated yesterday by the cerc.
monies Of Holy sliurdav, which iu the Caih lie
churches were moro lengthy than those auY Of the
preceding GAYS. The oles-ing ~ the new re per.
formed Al tie chuIcA euiauct followed by that OF u q
pasc al canclc the font, and the readu9 OF the PRO.
pht-ics. the clergy then aid psdc their puip.c
ncnts and put on othcrs OF white or golden color,
and the rCloClngs IN auiC patton Of Easter the
resurrection VI Christ Dcean.
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Some revenue officials who were sent to watch
Patrick McCleary's saloon, at 90 Front street Brook
yn, yesterd afternoon on the suspicion that Illicit
whiskeY was manufactured there, were the lookout
when horse and wagon was driven up with barre Of
dstllled wllskey, without stamp. The driver, John
bfoMu was arrested, and the horse harness, wagon,
AMI Whlskey were seized. While BrONn was with the
ohcers, a man jumped on the wagon aud drove or AZ
Iul speed, Deplty MarshHl EggHrt chased HIM three
poGhs' Nh,n the driver jumped out aud took 10 his
hccl Inc property was iutRken, and WAS turned over
o. ~ Mnfhha' Harlow To be sold. Brown lrleasrd
ON fpN ball The question that troubles the officers
ls, where dld the crossed Nniskey come frOmp
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Mis.ouri Whi.kcy Men sentenced.

ST. LoUIs, Al ril l5.-1he following sentences
were passed to-day by Judge krckol OF the United
states District Court 1t Jefferson CITY upon persons
convicted IN that court OF connection with whiskcy
frauds;
John 5. rttnrcr, crenuTer At ST. Joseph, two year.
In the pcultcutiHly, and 5000 nnc. simon Adler ana
Abraham futs, Di-tilVf- ana rcCthcrs 81 Joseph
each year In the county jni, snd 10000 nne john
Sheehan, dlsticr Nt ST. JOsephg eight months IN the
county I4ll, from september last, and $1,000 cue
Henry L. " Hartwe and Ernst +. liariWig brothers.
at ~. Joseph; each three months the county jit
aud s@5oo hne. James r. Marsh. eN.gauger 40 Kansas
CITY six months IN the county Jl and fl, ,OOO nue
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PRICE THREE CENTS
LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS,
DISHES HERE AVD THERE ny THA
SUNS REPORrERS

DOian'a Last Arpcnl Another Letter 20 Coy.
1ilden SoiemrIy Declaring bis Innocenos
His story about Mr.. Noe. watch.
John Dolnn, under sentence to be hanged
on Friday next, sent the following lcttor to ou
Tllden yesterday;
10 q Eyccgcncy. Samuel j. Tnen. Governor Of ~
sue NJ NeD IOiI
iloNonRp SIR pu' one week more Ia now iert me "a
i've standug under the shad)g OF the gsllows
sesr ,He watch psswnSi' Kn9wins that am
snd realizing the swfq conssqusnces Il mi fepresens
Thompson. las Michac Roaci-not innoocntiy { al
M, Tor oi not care the tune whether Il hal been
was connect win any mur ,r. took 1t to MAKE hs
pawn IT, am yonne a,d sr,srcS s d, o u sSSy
that should iic bee use OF the popular thirst Tor hn
Peis should ien.e Sraa q new @ irs Si and ID tSd,
py bccassc nv sw,cr m not raw ny NV ncs t snw
clSni technioaly. Docs not !udsc farlc say so il
m,y appeal 10 your Cn'tisn charity ii no, jn.e.
bo9rsshhyec shye ~ poor ana Mfeicsed as am. from IN.
source OF comfort 10 you in afar years to ISini
sye@ sSsa m u as You .s,Tony . assas ne were true @h
Tic awiu rea1cs OF eternity .tSrins ne IN IN ,a T,,
iiIgi,rslc Nita d heart, appealing to God Tor II,
~arnha To- pa, GOD to nc e your neag r 10 10 er
with nrosen heart eg fir NV ife. o., pity my pool
SWEET 10 nae as = YOU. on oe ny -gy = pnd aot ny
awsit your answer p,,irpils n1d hone,yu ypu U1r o., ,h
day Oh WHICH ne Saviour died plead Tor merry
Pen'tenty your humble petitioner
expect to make"
The reward offered for the detection Of Noe,
murderer mas been divided as follows: To De.
tectlye Do,rsoy Of the sixth precinct, 500 to
Detective Keely. $3.50, and to Aaron Black, who
gave Information about MIR. Noes watch, $50
The police fund claims one-half Of the police
rewards. The Comutr5ller refuses to pay until
he examines the law.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April l5.-1he STATE lnsur-
auce Commsioner to-da, suspended the National Life
lnsura-ce Company and Odd Fellows widow and Or.
phan Life Insurance COMPANY The available assets Of
tr Naoual Lie are t2Sp s5t aii Liabilities, according.
10 the standard ~ the act ~ 1873. sls f6p com,
panY propose retnsuring their poCir-, the ayulab
asset, ol The Willow ard orphan Lis t-Ja uul. aud
ths liabilities are over SlDp 800.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
SOME w4snINGroN TOPICS.
Congressman Purmnn's Price for NAVAL Cu-
det.hip Appointments.

WASHINGToS, April l5.-Ihe Committee on
Civil Service inquired further into Representative Pur.
mans to-day. Charles b. Dyke, publisher OF Dem
ocratic paper In Tallahassee Fla testified that Dr sim.
MS requested him to ask Mr Putnam TO appoint sim
kinsss On g. naval ca1etship. witness Purman,
VINO sad II Or. snKlus would contribute $500 to 20.
lite fund for The election Of Wiarrspunn To the Leg
islainre IN flolla, he would appoint simkInss sou.
witness reported the rerly O. ShnAn- aud never lad
fuy further converatOn with PurWan. and knew not
Ing more abOu tue case. he Adlc1 th1t Il money
hal been pad hy Mkius IL was paid to Nlther-p
a. 0d not 10 Pu'men.
Dr smAins recalled and a.ked II Mr. Dvkc's tcs-
tmOny vas correct ab lut TIE NuerspoDu fluid, and.
si,er some hesitation, he aiulltc1 that was.
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The War on BrookIyn Gin.

rhe special committee Of the brooklyn Alder.
men appointed to investigate the charges that the Tenn
perancc brotherhood mad blac smaicd the liquor dta
crs Lave egrocd report which they expect to pre-
som Al inc ne tluE Oi inc beard tomorrow .itrnuon
lnc report cAuntrllcs mr. otter and the oiheI
az us tf the lr iNcfhoH4. -It IL Is said
hority that II VIII turn over TO the GfanI Ju4y ths
charges against Pnlup Koch ana LOUIS Jacobs VINO
cfN"h the money IN" lon kerprr, nHt Tho Dht ict
Attorney Is 10 be ased - nave tnr,c ueJ indicted tOI
receiving n.ouej under fa|se lretcntgs.
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Tho Fir., Yncb,Iuu of the scnsou

Yesterday was the opening OF the season Of
the Prospect Park Miniature Yacht Club. Two yachts
only put IN an app arance, the Young Greek william
Knowles owner. % inches long and ~ inches vide,
and the Little Cat, q. Braistei owner 90 inches long
and 10 inches wide. One sailed the pen
nant OF the club, from breeze Point To the west shure
and Was won by the iouug Greek. too strong north
west wind made the opening dull one. Oiher muia-
ture yachts on the LAKE. Incse the Robert
Centre, the John H.. the Sadie, and the Comet A few
spectators sprnhcd along the shores OF the lake
The Amctil an ASSOCIATION have their opening next
Saturday, and ON tho following SATURDAY the Long
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Two Girl. on ihclr Trn,el-.

Lizzie and Mary Ann Reid, aged eleven and
thirteen years living a. li6 Fory.ftth street New
York arrested midnight FRIDAY at the Penn.
sliyania Railroad depot IN Newark. They had stO.rn
small sum of money from their parents, aud run away
from nome, with the intention of visiting the Cuhten.
NAL Chet Mills sent theui home yesterday.