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GREAr ErENT CLOSE At HAND.
Is Il Hranrs Special Message In Relation 20
Cuba, or what In lie

WAsnINGroN, Jan. 30. - The intimate
friends of Grant expect something important
from him on Tuesday next, the first effect Of
which will he to put up the urlce of gold. II is
not a Black Friday rise that tfey look for, but a
comparatively moderate enhancement, enough
TO let hem out of the purchases thcy have made
OF the precious metal aud to give them o clever
little profit In addition. Precisely what H. Is
thcv expect am unable to state. for the indi
cations that reach mo are quite oracuar. v
Conjecture. however, Ia that the long announced
special message on CUBA may be expected about
that tiIno.
II may not he generally known that the inti-
mates " Grant were induced to buy gold for a
rise "a long ago as November, or even earlier.
As vet the expected rise has not been pfuduced, |,
but their faith stil seems to ro'nnin unwavcring.
why rHR MESSAGE MAY BH sKNT IN AT ONCE.
from n, Bosfon Iost
There has been laborous attemnt Mt the
State Department to conceal the excitement
occ stoned 10y the rccctnt Of inpnrt Mt de-
spatches from Spain. Jivcllar, shor " after his
arrival In Cubo, sent des patches to Madrid whirh
are said to have produced a profound sons 'tion.
The uurport was tina, he found himself unable
to rry out the Instructions that h1i heen
given him In the way ot institutinR reforms md
setting on foot conciliatorv measures In the
island. The volunteers he found were beyond
hi. control. and too numerous tn be desulsed.
The Casino, 1t Is evident. Is too much for him.
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The Right Rev. the Lord Bllhon Of Nassau and
family arrived from liverpool yesterday.
The SHndoU Cmlrt.r saws that Henry j. Byron
has accumuls ed $4,000 a. a playwright.
John Morris Of Liverpool, a butcher on the
steamship Rcpubllc, has occn ms'hs since rldaY.
The SvndGv Cuf5cn intimatea that the FenIan
Convention viii reGlcct Jonn Ohghoney Head Centre.
Capt. Ullmnn closed the concert saloons al
100 and ii3 Bower and arrested the managers lass
night
The sunday McrcUry says that among the
curlcsties wanted IN fhisdclpha chrrch ~ which
Michael Herman Of 691 Third avenue watch
man IN the yard OF the Grand Central Depot was rua
over and instantly killed by a locomotive yesterday
Henry Ward Beechor and three other trustees
Chrlidn tHiDn Publishing Company for the ION prox
The sunday star says Police Headquarters
Il now the nome OF the politicians acre nen N and
n he spends t6O,OoO, by G--.'"
In AN article on non-ro iients who hold once
not vote lnrss he hi 1cd tr Ini,y Gsys IN me rleo
non iisrlct 10 which he Orrrs ht vote. the Cncf Of
the bur au oi Elections docs not even I'VE IN the ciy
An application having been made Tor the
chsp4lncy u the Board oi Aldermen the hNlidY ins
,hoa ..5i have pfeSehsr to opea hiT Sse.y meet
~. is',a A. We" As '1' SENATE Or "0''' "'''''''
ms sIcts AZ iot IKE are on YhurSi., attend No
the uaate OF Ju ius essr given 10 ne rcal Hists'
ecclsi Fanny Fiiser st The old P4rs Theatre iry
year, ago sld sas tqaaI A. g. 90 n az M ss
esches dancing the advanced aye " yearly ssveny
Tho Sund1v Dispatch says; We can see no
6I 9 sselS s ss Il s ssaps snS So
- - VIII Which m, "'n ha cro@sed thers 70
LuI,, i,.,.s osD, "si somSleatioS. sTsIo. x 10
as isieiscnih ~-eg,sed by ths Eecret"Sr of SAT- =,
a. ss O'1sr tE9 2 ssIe'nea 'iitlHg 10 sroea IL
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REJIsING THE Tariff.
The Chief Points of tue BiIi Agreed Upon bv
tho Ways aud MeRns.


wAsHINGToN. Jan. @.-To-morrow MIR.
Morrison, Chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee. will introduce n taflfr bill, the main
features OF which were embodied in these dis
patches ten days ago. The measure.
sAid MIR. Morrison, may be briefly de-
scribed as one TO increase the revenue
aud reduce taxation. Beginning with
woods, tho reduction Is from ad valorem
to s.ecilc rates, bveraging through the list
about thirty per cent. Conee Is to be taxed
three cents, and tea ten cents. That was tho
rate agreed upon at IL O'Clock tonight, though
Il may no changed tomorrow before the bill IL
introduced. On elk and silk goods the reduo-
tiou 10 about twenty per cent, except on
goods In which silk IA the chief ee-
fnent, whirh class IL reduced from sixty
10 forty pr cent. The reduction on cOttons IL
about thiTt per cent. On cigars. cigarettes and
cneroots there is an increase Of four per cent?
M king The adv loren duty one hundred Ter
cent. An Increase Of four Der cent. ~ made on
leaf tobacco uunianutactured ana not stemmed.
Another bl provides for the repeal of the
addition T. the advalpre.u duty Of the cost OF
dtayage aud backing material.
Those tn.ortait leIsutcs have been carefully
prepared under the direction OF gentlemen thor
oughy conyetsant with the News - Influential
members OF the ajOrity In the House. The
free list Includes cverV article upon which there
~ anything like complex dutv, or which In
yltes smuggling. II j. Thought that this till Will
satisfy the FREQ trade element sunlciently to
make 1t popular with all the Democratic mem
bcrS. Iron l. not so specifically taxed as the In
dh-tii,s Of PENNSYLVANIA may require, and Mr.
Kelley, mhNhap, viii opl ose II on that account.
Il il Understood that David a. Welis has been
ono OF the leading mon engaged in fortif) )iug
Mr.. Morrs'n in the PREPARATION ot this bill, that
IS next To the financial question In the present
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FRENCH POLITICS.
The Result OF Ye.terdsy's Senatorial EIec-
tions In France.

PARIS, Jan. 30 Midnight. The Senate
rial elections were held by the Electoral Colleges
To day. Cumpete returns have been received
from all paris " France except two districts OF
Puy-ds- Dome, and the colonies. The success
CA opinions avnwed In their own addresses to
the electors, are divided into " MonArchsts' Il
pure Bonapartists, pI Republicans, and i5 who
were described as both Monarchists and Impe-
rcrialsta.
The Electoral College OF Part, In the nrst bal
lot chose MN. Ficycinet. Toan, ana llerold,
the Republic n candidates propos, d by VI. Gam-
beta. In the second ballot Victor HUGO was
elected, aud III the third VI. Peyrlt. the irrecon-
cilable Rtdir !. wtts succCssful
Among the Kepu lc"ns elerted In the deaart
nrnts arr TX Pre- IGcnt lhitrs. VI. Cho.lemel-
Itour. VI. Pcll,tln, VI. T. quinus, " DelicroiK,
W. tayrr, NJ. Ram. ont, n. oscar de laf .yrtte'
and NJ FrrHy.
Among the successful candidates VINO had the
support Of the Gnysinmrnt are n. Waddlngto
M.NentYyon, the Ni-cuinpte dc Meaux, Minister
of Agriculture and tnrnu erce; Nj. Leon say,
Minister. @. Finance; VI. C,iilAnH, Minister II
Power Querticr NJ Ieisserero de llOst. 81 de
Ne draei, n. JOubert, NJ. Contant-BirOn, the
Marquis de Talhouet, VI. Mngne. NJ. I nh md,
he Duc de Broglie, NJ de GRvardic, Geu
and Admiral keri"gu.
~ RovuI Duyal, the Bonapartlst, IL elected
VI. Bunut, Minister u tho Inferior anu Chief oi
the Caoinet and NJ. Dufiure, Minister OF Jus
tice, are defsHted.
Tho retuTns Of tho Ministry OF the Interior
classify the elected Senators US follows lie
commented by the Government, E,S BonapArt
lists oct recommended by the GONernm- nt, 4
Lett Centre, Is. bIut lsJ Of the Senators elect
were members Of tae Assembly.
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MRS. LTNDsLEr's sEiNCE.
Performing in tho Dark Again-Materisi-
tied Flowers Of Cie,h and Wire.

Mrs. -. A. Linusley, VINO WINS recently
accused by Or. .owbury and seyerai other
mem bers Of the New York Splrituslist Protec-
tive Committee 81 prt ctislna deception and pro-
duclng simulated manifestations. held n seance
las, evening at an West Thirty second street.
The performance was attended by about thirty
men and women. VINO formed \ circle by clasp
Ing b uds. The gas " turned low, making the
room totally d RI. hymn WIS sung. Then
there was q nuttering Of wing, aud noise as
Of sn.ll articles falling on the lour. The gds
was turned on and the HIGHT dls closed profusion
OF natural flowers scattered ou the hupr.
white dove, alive, ". petcled on the bact of u
scat The medium r III that tie flowers and
dove were brought TITO the room by Epiri,s.
Somebody asked, Arc they produced by the
spirttuAlistio matorialiLing pro1-ssf p Tue re-
uy was, ON, no; they were fetched here by
the spirts from hot house. The dove WAS
caught and brought To tue scanca by sJirits.
The flowers were tled together vita common
thread, though by morthl handa. Dufini the
proceedings In tie dark a noise was heard as 81
some person waking behind tho backs OF the
per- ons NhO were Sittlng IN tho circc.
Ihe SuiritualIsts Protective COMMITTEES, which
has been In existence about six mouths, includes
Ia ~ membership many Of tue best-known he
levers ip New York aud BroOkl,n, Its avowed
object Is 10 detect and expose pretended medl-
ums who deceive the puolic. The Oh rman
snys that Mrs. Lindsey was denounced because
sho wss detected In trying TO make the commit
tee believe that vera, wnic1 sho produced,
were oi supernatural. origin, and they proved to
be artificial aoweis made Of ciO,h and wire.
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BRorHERs M'tULEY AND DpYER.
The RevivaIi-ts Of the Masses Breught To-
Cether in Water street.

Jerry McAuley, in his little chapel in
Water street. yesterday, told n CONGREGATION Of
richly dressed lady who attended his meeting
one day, and who, while the services were going
on. took n valuable diamond ring from her
finger and gave It to Mn. McA Au!ey 10 apply TO
the uses Of the mission. " That afternoon,
said Jerry, we knclt bY .he sJfi up tt iiis, and
the woman Of fashion md triVolitY bee rIe
child Of Jesus. She came often hlttrWhrd, out
no LONGER attired liz, "a leader OF what do YOU
CalIl the upper ten. hut simply anh modest,
~ cild Shc had given up novel reading nnd
when invited by friend, a protesting thri. IAN,
TO 20 Ia the tkua're, she answered, No
ehould he eah .lacl,.rs follower OF ''"''''
IN Ia suN,i Il itice. ,.y me f. heicefotth
- DC spent In hl3 ser:ice.' And she has since
lhpn been uobl3 worker In tie cause"
Liter ~ tue m eting, Jerry Id. ~ see
Hrutn6. DwYer b Ct yOnder. | want to hear
him. Ho was once alu.ost as bad as ] was, and
he'll tell you so. Holl tell you, too, how Jesus
stopped down and took him from tho gutter,
and cleansed his cody aud soul and made him
a man again. Look 1t Brother lwver, ana
think Of the change that Gud mas wrought in
him. Seer Then look at me. You don't know
how wicked and vile man was few years
ego. To-Day I'm n respectable member OF sO-
cioly: but better thin that-better than thai
soc | love and move with Jesus In my soul"
Peter Dwycr, the Ndndrm street reyivuist,
spoke for 4 minute. Thirteen persons requested
PRAYERS.
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WasIr MrRDER, OR sUTCTDES
Tho Wy sterlous Death OF n Prominent But
falo banher.

BUFFALO, jan. 3o.-The body OF John
Stellwacen, the well-known private banker, who
flied on Monday, the 24th inst. was found
wing on the beach at the foot Of Erie street this
morning, by our harbor police. The body
taken 20 the Morgue by direction Of the Coro-
uer. whence after an examination II was re-
moved To bis late residence. The opinion Is
very general that he committed suicide while
lahoring undcr 1t Of insanity, yet some of ,,e
physirians think that ne was poisoned
MIR. Stsllwagen was last seen at u. NJ. on
SATURDAY., ~ tho regular mOnthlv meeting of the
MonDngahea Coal CompInN Of which ne was a
direct r and ono Of the niincipAl stockholders.
IL Is well known tn9' during the past week he
drea' ed arrest Tor wha' he termed his hnar"'~'
irregulartues, ana II was th'~ - -
a nres,,icn, r,,y. Mr. Stellwaeen h I'd been
H"- 80 - iur tNt"sy yeaas,
.ae most prominent Germens In We, tern
New York. Of late he had been connected with
sevoiAl New York insurance companies, and
held considerable of their stock. His hssets
were SllpH0, pnd his liabilities sos C0O.
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CUBfN IFFITRS.
The Large Deficit In the Treasury A Letter
FROM Minister Cushing.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Mr. Williams,
United states Vice Consul General at Havana
saws the present deficit In the Treasury, which
Ia independent Of the public debt alre ,dy con-
racted, which Is INV. ri- Of $s0,0)OO0O, amounts
to at least be woen $i0O0OOo0 and $4,000, 90 1t
being caused principally by arrears Of four or Eve
months pay to the army. nav |, and civil de-
partments, as well IA those " jus ice, police,
and all the minor br inches of Governm ent, and
interest on bonds aud other deDts.
Minister Cushing, I'm a letter To the Secretary
OF State dated November st, says:
have called yOur attention in previous desp1ches
~ the two great wi. OF eau m gnltude which by the
unanimous voice OF the Spilards. impe thc paciica
iion OF Cuba namely the nsur ectoD and thJ corrup
tiOn OF administration. Discovery Il now made here OF
smother evil in Cuba great II Is SAID a. the other
two namely ciandestine understan ing Of the insur
with sYmpathikcrs rc-idlns Ia all the cities and
nlsn IN The towns Of less importance well as IN the
plAntsu M. by means OF which the insurgeus obtain
and communicate Information as TO the movement Of
trocps snd even obtun supnes OF provi ms ana ru.
nitous OF TAis genera fact Is Dcginuug to Vc-
CupJ much attention ut Madrid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-31
moss M,LdUGHLIS'S TACTICS.
Tho Policy of weakening Year Foes ~
RccoRctilaiOry Measures.

The Teorg nizltl)n Of Boss McLaughlin's
general committee has been 80 shrewdy done that In
adding ihree pectsnlo men from every ward 10
the regular the party leaders have taken a~ay
te moot eucirnt members OF the Brooklyn Taxpayers
Association that has In hand the prosecution ~ the
members Of hc IIlngi and they have under the guue
Of the abicauon Of Mclaughlin, rsccnclled the large
dlanecied element IN the party The persons chosen
to aYcn the old cOmint IN ability taCuie
T.. I. u. .cAhousc HaVS Harrington. Geo. u, Farrng.
ton, and Others, whose names hay1 en associated
~ memhrrs, u which number there are but seven.
iy-nfe men ont ~ thr traces huTnlsss minority.
Ge Crag uamed by The regulars fnT the presidency
OF The cDmmlttce, out IL !. n'euded 70 place MI Rack
hnnto IN the place, provided that he VIII IccnDt f..
1hls VII clOse hi onlh Do eYenl u any sudden move
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-31
THE DErEcTIvEs' CLAIMS,
A Gaze that secretary Brislow iieiefred Back
TO New York.

Commissioner osborn, TO whom has been ro-
ferred the claim OF James MooleY ami Jlha BJland
for the moety tho great six smng cling frsud' took
he testimony OF Deputy Collector nldleF +. Phelps
and Chiel Ccrx John d. Batch Of tho Custom uouse,
yeEcrily. Th- mo,rty amounts TO several thousand
don rs gd belongs under ne regu atoms oi tgc Trra
urY Department to the rHOn or persons ntN crl Ing
aud cr Iosag the fraud. Tue priority OF discovery ~
usputcd by seven egt pttsons, among thfm private
detectives, special TrcIsuy agents and IN falls IA tae
Collector, suryeyO :, apd AHprlsef's ctfi1 a.
Collector Arthur recommends ~ y He,erJ Rri3OW
the distribution ~ thr reward il equal slni 20 Drtec
lVfs Mooney and lLollnd Depuy CONeror IN 'lps,
Chief Clerk Bach, and Deputy Surveyor Klink, thoT
tein I'm his opinion, the persons who had most TO do
Win the discovery Of The frIds. There bong
than two ella mants for the mOicty. Secretary n.tOw
referred me claims back 10 thus oy. with request Tor
tidayits
Col cotor Arthur, who sA witue before the Con
missioner said thst his nrst DEF naits knOWvagc ot tho
fT.uUa Nss got from Detective AlObury.
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sPARKs rROM TnE rELEGRIPH.

Ths Hon. John Elwynn ono Of tho oldest clti-
-~s OF Port uiouth ~ II, dled lcstcid3y.
-'stmAn's dry gOOds storo at 3ii Eighth
l.. -. N,OO9 building t500i tAe former belng Z
iAsurrd. -,
The residence anu vi - tiTday pirht Iossaio,
oke, hanr were huined Gu ''N"' ''''''
OOl insured $500.
ot,s, ~ ~ ~ ~, 'tsnsi' inuuleu lot hulour, was SC
qUlttod n, tho Assises In Toronto on saturu.
Anothor case OF death under the troatme..
tht Aort,oM has Just come 20 light In boston. 1..
Iicim Mrs Bridget Cox, widow, residing at Boston
Highlands Ioe implicated taysloiah Ia under arresS.
Inc body of Miss Julla Gregg. aged thirty
years. was found In dsused Sru IN BuIru vile. II. 1.
on SATURDAY. she bud neon missing tnrrc weeA.. Ine
pOrarLI insane"
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HORSE NOTES.

The hav trOtter Wldnrc died last week Of
lOCSJaw. lie was Line year, OF aEe.
Tho celebrated racer Wildidle Ia broken down,
and VIII never aRtiu appear on the turf.
Thomas Gale Is constructing q new mile trot-
ting tricg on us farm ~ GTeeapoHt helT Syracuse.
The Mnryinnd jock ~ club does not Hccept
the scale Of weights ~ tho American Jockey club
The bay mare I.ldI raylor bred and owned by
Major u. q. IhuEit Of kcsuray, dlei ~ walnut hlll
stud farm last week.
N. II. Durkee Of tho Sprng Hill stud farm
has lo.t kaio CTocae,t. Sho died AZ Ah pace Lear
Flushing. l.. |. few days ago.
The Mott Iron worka ars 10 cast fun k.He
bronE statue OF t.lr ia erected oa OF be
iVr0 Ma IN E.dnaSc atk, kuhrA
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The rrau.pora,ion of CAM. b, Rail.

wAsHINGToN, Jan. 3O.-The House Committee
Agriculture doubts the constitutional authority TO
lcgis ate compe railroads to give cattle seven
hours. rest out OF twcny.four in Transporting them
long distances Those interested In the shipping bust.
say that until hrArtlcss set OF engaged In ~
the necessary rest was gwen, but that cenpctition
compelled the humAnltarians 10 do the others did,
anu keep the cats n -four and nye dsIs vi hou,
water The greater number of cattle 90 CON
nned are landed In New YORK. snd tnc evdcnce before
the committee thus far shows that thoJ not IN
healthy condition when sold 10 the New York butchers,
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Mhni,. Inn MIME e,

Mr. Marmont II. Edson maker OF steam
gaugcs In hi city. rcceliy mailed letter asking re-
slecfuly that tra! made by board OF naval engi
" lately Invented lugc TO Secretary Robcson.
addressing him. hon. Seoor Robcson. Secretary Of the
Navy, Washington. b. G." Two days af;orward the
ctier WIS returned incosci IN note from l,ooeson
secretary reading Ih0 n crrtaTy Of the NAVJ post
lively drcnr' ~ cons ler the enclosure unil u Ia
properly addressed" Mr. Edison arertiiped that Robe
son Was chnstened al the baptlsma font George N.,
and having altered the supeIscrp pion Mr. Edison re-
mailed his comm lnicaIiOn The request embraced IN
~ as en- rpf
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the FINANCIfL QUESTION.


0""EI07HIO'I"I ' "u' H"'
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-The caucus called
by the Democratic members Of Congress to meet
on tuesday evening Includes Senators a. well as
Represent itlves, and tue purpose is to see
whether some plan cannot be agreed upon for
the repeal OF 40 much OF the specie resumption
act IA nxes the day for resumption. Objection
Ia not made to free coinage. nor to free bank
ing. The proposition that sosms, from
conversation with members. TO have tho
most support Ia the one fayoiing the
winding up OF the national hanks, the char
tiers for which mainly expire In 1852, and substi-
tuting legal tenders for national bank notes
This Is substantially the plan proposed by the
Banking and Currency Com mittee, and which Is
advocated by Speaker Kerr. A careful canv ss
OF the House has disclosed the f4ct that the Re
publican members Will vote almost soliuly
against the repeal OF the Resumption act. and
with this strength II would he Impossible to re-
peal tho act IN the House without making liberal
concessions to the demands Of the We stern and
Southern members.
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SOME WisHINGrON TOPICS.
Reform in the Patent Lnw- Information TO
be Given the Public.

wAsHISGroS, Jan. 3o.-An important bill re.
iatng to the reform aud revision OF tic patent laws
introduced Friday ny senator English OF Con.
necticut. II to dispense win models IN
pcatious TO give n9rc lnc-sl dcaHu as TO what
legally cousttutes pa'cn,a invention to permit
appeals from tne Pateut once TO the Cpur4 IN In erier
10 insl.c grtatcf equitj m tne rel Of
and to Keep rejected applications m tAe secret
archives OF Patent Onicr. The ~ also pruylacs
for the publication Of all ugtcris -uel tefurc tue
adoption OF The present practice ~ prirtins current
Issues TINS wil lay opOn to the pubic vast am lunt
Of vaiuabls Information srt- and industries now
uractically lnaccpssOl-.
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lie Would Not steal, Tor his Faults "Iie IL
"a Different Directions"

Mr. Bcecher, speaking last evening OF
tho G1spel command to hate evil not only In
others, but in ourselves, said ~ do not think
that 1t would he safe to give person the run OF
tho New York banks. rhe vaults milht be open,
aud ever hntu oein. In the city mig1t bo
asleep, nd would not tako "A dull rat least
do not think IA I | would. BIt q M n docs not
know what he may do uutil hs II tried. lLiugh-
teri came Of honest stock my parents were
honest. l would not steal. / have faults but
they lie In n d,iferent direction" lIaughter.l
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The Hell Gnto Excavations.

Work In the excayltI1ns nc He'll g lte pro-
gresscs slowly. Only few men have beea employed
through the winter. owing It ssd. q the lack Of an
additional APPROPRIATION by Congres. Tne removal of
the rocks uAette Point before n- great Cen enniai
Osiun, whch l. expected - shak the city on the
an cf Jui next, will not cuiir,N Gear Hen cate from
o1 truction.. Tho DcNt great inpcdi nj ~ what -
known as Flood Rock. sllft p1Dut seventy foet
deep has bcon ,nnh. AMI 10 tul els 'cuis nye feet
long ire extending toward the Sew Nork rhorc ana
the oth ia the dii eeon " llale Point uave been
.-..--. ...I.a
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Tho Wavcrleys have become yacht club,
maintaining also the eature Of rowing und"r the style
OF the Wavcrley Yacat and Rowing Club The club
has purchased fast steam yacht an1 nne sloop. lhe
oficers sre. Commodore. Jerry :. Baker Vice Com
mod,T". Eugene r.. fdrcmd Fleet SURGE ih0s J.
Faririgh, N. ~ Judge Advocate, thas, III. Patrick
Mariner, John lsoi iiesatts C9mnttse. Jesse li'
rclcc and Nelson Grecnneld President, Water NJ.
flcning, NJ. H.. Secretary, ". u J'nnet Treasurer,
,nhn Stout Recorder BenJ z BRADY.
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Tho Go,crpmen, REFUSING 10 Iplerfere.

DosTOS, Jan. 30.Detectiye Dearborn arrived
home last night from Washington. lie reports that
Secretary FISH his, after consultl,ioD with the mem.
bcr Oft Cabinet, Decided to deny the request made
ny prominent BoetOnians thet tie Government demand
the eN'radit on q tue Orger WIN low holng that the
py trr reneis uovcfhneIt. DSps!cers rave been
tent by caUe kOt frdai which VII icach thlt cty
ahea OF the fugitive and suits VIII b. lnsttute 10 at
tsCh tl25 O0N IN Government bonds, and tN)pln g9l
VIC /, n l. believed, Winslpw took WIN hlni'
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Brissw's Cspa.dn,e for President.

wAsHISGros, Jan. 9.-It Is understood that
Secretary shstow, who has been prominently named
oIe OF the Republican candidates for the Presidency.
-l tcw daVr write letter strongly recommend
Ing the csims of senator Morton Tor tai honor IA"
attcmn' OF Mr. Haine To seal thr bloody shirt from
Morton drnornctd ny Adnul tfa;l0R ,ipnorirrs 81
unworthy Of the amDtiOus Coz lgrcs-nau from Mslne.
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Mrs Van Cott closed her religious meetings In
Newark at evening tho church edlrce hcirG crowded
TO ovrrNOviny Abouf dozen persOrs glihcrc At tie
Star 10 hT praNrd for.
Tao ftsuit Of her work 10 that forty adults hap
tyel 100 have Joined the th4Tci probation
iutenls 10 resume her work on Iursuny m Aleganv.
\. s. Pstor Wheeler tanned lHE SIN for iis Just re-
pcrt7 Of the ureuu.u