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1ptRKS FROM THE TELEGRLPR


/ A,youp- sonof. J 'me. Daniels Of GoT,town,
tata.,y ysc ll,d
,,. The toi 4 n@n1er Of hos kiled IN Cincinnati
SAM daf, a,t ,,-, Do aas i-G..,a -
4 Motion flrauow tual in the case Of Samuel
was o'cifu' d l4 ho-ton yesterday.
| AlIo"y Fielder, aged three years, of 1917 Mont.
| DAY NA., paJ.ls W.tl lighted sIcz Of NO d.
The vote ~ winch T.. :. Fnotc, anti Mormon,
va .ai yea - snt ~ ne ierltoii legislature Of
Mr. T.. 5. Wrslpw, formerly President ~ tho
FirS Nat unH Bans oi latt-uurs. hls been a. .Inf-d
va den "uu Agent o. Cuuton frlsoa, wee Gen MJnt
removed.
Ai1er, .D.i ri, ) Smith Of Nortn weorc n H., com.
tau.cfr u. s'lclo ""''' 80 '''s"e' 40 'A'
=, The wife q :, y ,cossmen qf West Newton.
l,ailro 10, auY instantly Ain, 20
-. Tho secret ryig,a torce % the no-ton p,li,o
tors we're bnlc IN t,p sum ~ ocaDa.
James Mprp.yof New. Queaas. aged 20 Years,
S "'',o, 'ha ao I6i,E .'a ny j.. , Nruan co,
working togetner, and qurrelrt ah'ut tlrr earnings.
Tne eppral.er4 app lnted for that. purnoss
nays made sh'rYenl h9Wing ilg asset. " tlc BANK
snsp"nd'd 10 anoHnt - some td5oOJ, VI winch SOOJj
are doubt. "a.
\ train on the IIaverhill branch u the BOSTON
aud Maine Railroad ran INTO team AZ IrNctts tro..
Yesterday morning, Aling Mos Ad4us u trOvaia -
Us gisndaou' IAe otber occupant Of tue asou NlI
sl31 l1o t3tl tur thni.H.al = o.. S. Il .il %,
lnl' pr l' al .r ~ Il'r, .l'..''. iDs
Ei,,sl,5lo' ' ''''
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LONDON, Jan. 15.-Six hundred weavers OF the
Lower Heyes Mills at Macclesneld have been locked
out IN consequence Of disagreement between the
propretors and the Secretary Of the Viewers Union.
portion OF the North Wales GOLFERS have again
struck for higher wages 1t feared that others will
follow.
There was meeting ost'rdsy at Derby OF the Iron
Trade Employers Association to der alters
nected with the strike against piece work by hun
dted members Of the Am ,lgamsed Engineers society
NJ Ebstou ana AndersOns works At Eru Kent, and tie
threatened aggressive action Of that society. II
unanimously resolved that the Iron Trade Employers
Association VIII resist attempt Of the their
societies to restrict piece work N the shop ofthe
bers. IL was rcsoved that general lockout. recon-
mtnded by the Executive Committee should not be
sorted to at present such lockout wOld throw out
of employment seventy thousand men. and become
greatest strike between capital and labor 1881
anu 1859.
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THE PRIZE RING.
A Brisk Fight Between Two Brooklyn Mcn
In the " oods Near Canursie.

Yesterday afternoon over hundred
sporting men met IN the woods near Canarsie
to see prize fight between Alvck Brown, Of IL
Bergen street, and LYMAN Tracy. Of the Jackson
Hollow gang Of the seventh ward. Brooklyn,
for Sl0O a side. Tracy was seconded 10y Jack
Leavy and Brown by Blll Lee. At two
o'clock the men stripped, shook hands,
and began their blows. Brown drew
blood In the fret r,und. he was ahead in all
OF the sixteen rounds until the last, when Tracy
bfacoj, struck Brown siiG right hand blow on
the left cheek. nud knocked him out II time.
Browns second threw up the sponge, ana jim
Glass. the referee, a Gomez Island road hotel
keeper, declared lricY the winner Browns
friends. who were in the minority, com .lhined
that he did not have fair show, as 1racy's
irencs crowded m On min. Jack Lcavy, who
seconded Tracy, sNuro tlat le would cut
any man ouen VINO didn't like his way
and W locked UP in the Berg street aolicc sta-
Of dong business. Al the close II the hsht
Tracy, whose eyes were cl -vI, Was carried 10
the city and secIeied. Brown w.s arresie1 ~
fHr ...if.sn o. .l.sitfif
ts~sseo -treNf
uon. Jack Leayy was arrested IN the Fourth
Ward last evening. The police had warning Of
the hgAt, but could not nnd It.
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CLOSE TO PAUP ERISDf.


In tho General Sessions yesterday, the
Commissioners Of Charities Of Kings county
moved for an order requiring Mrs. Abigail Ann
Kennler to contribute to the support of her
aged, INDECENT. and inGrm father, Addison Algcr
The defendant was divorced from her husband
several years ago. but has an income NJ over 81 sOO
year Her father was for many years builder
Tho Broadway Theatre Is ono " his works
Long ago he was defendant I'm di-
vorce suit in Illinois, in which tho
charge against him was cruelty to his wife aud
family. Abraham Lincoln was counsel for Mrs
Algcr in that sui and gnt q decree In her favor
subsequently,, after the death of his first wife,
Mr.. Nlger married again. Tho only surviving
child oi the first marriage, Mrs kcnnier who
about the cause of thc first divorce. has refused
To- acknowledge wife No. . as mother. She
u~~crt~. through counsel, q Willingness to sup
port her father hut objects to IN, ideutally con-
tuhutiuL To- 'hc support uf hiS wife.
bll Nr. NEcr in "A feeble voice. broken by n
cough ~wure that be was unable 10 wufs had
no available means " his own. and wn- liable to
become a chlrse upon the Commissioner. ~
Charities unless hc was otherwise provided tor.
On crl~s-cN animation hr suid that. through his
means. li- Wife owned a heavily LlDifguged
huu-c in which they h,cd. and the rents "
which. after paving the mortgage Interest aud
brothers and sisters all OF whom were "catn-
tnrtlhly or.' and he had borrowed .9n from a
tct-ucrc hant -hr ihcr. ~ lH FRONT street. within
% few months. lin also admitted that his wife
had rich -un living iu Lexington avenue. The
case was Adjourned for two weeks.
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Where Musician. will Wear MASKS.

Choir directors. music teEhers, and musical
ari,ts met IN the Hotel Monico last evening To take
prellmin1 ny measures toward the organization OF a
musical criticism club Jerome Hopkins presided nd
r H. Drown, Burdett Wilson. Wm. MuliLer, Adoiphe
ka lug and u. NJ. Lett TOOK part IN the proceedings
lney said thcr object was 30 crruc Andad Of ca
opinion OF new compositions, pTticulnrly such a. can
he rendered Without orchestra ana chorus such orks
tn be rendered at the cluO ertll criticised
tie ncMlrrs IAe tuO Is to meet wee hly, and give
0ih receptions TO consist Of musical rcfiO iaauce.
ull wcIring masks to conceal their Identity
and read 4 CritlClslu nptrsunal.
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SCfvP LOCKED UP.
A Young Man who Induced sailors to Desert.
nnd Ihen HeIrnycd TbenI.

The Brooklyn United States authorities
have under their charge awaiting examination,
young man named Joseph Oliver, who la. sys-
tematically vctimi2ed sailors in the Navy Yard.
ll- plan was To ascertain the names Of young
men un the receiving ship, and having prepared
himself obtain a pass to visit them. He then
offered tn help them escape. and wear
ing two coats aud two pairs of panta-
looms. slipped one suit ~ and cayo II
to hi- victim. The poor iad~ were clad enough
tp get away from the severe marine service. and
readily furnished oliver wi'h the place where
they iniruted - ~. After they had gone from
the yard he visited them oncc or twice. and then
informed the detective who was working with
him. aud the detective arrested them. and TAX
ing them To- the Navy Ward received the 81
reward for the arrest ~ dc-crter-. oliver had
Nictimiled three Young men in this manner, and
boarding the receiving ship sought for fourth
In a sailor named Iahnhau. IAnahau listened
attrutively 10 oliver proposals. and seeming ia
favor the project accepted the clothing that he
gave. hut as soon n he had received them he
seized oliver. aud dragging him to tho Licuten-
ant, said. " This T. the person who has persuaded
the three men to desert. and then had them ar
rested for the purpose of gaining the reward
He now comes to try hi trick on me-" oliver
WA, then arrested
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MEN OUT or YORK.
Where and How Hundreds spend their
Leisure Time.

At one time Yesterday IL persons were
in the re aiding room Of Cooper Institute. Every
newspaper and several hundred books and IN asa
zines were In use. not seat was vacant, and
many stood waiting for chance to read some
thing. The number would probably have been
multiplied had the accommodations been pro-
vded, az there was steady coming and going
OF those who found all the places taken. Work
ingmen out Ot employment Ireduminatod, bat
there were a few women, and more boys. Two
policemen walked about IN the well-behaved as
semby; the clerks were Kept busy In giving out
ana taking In books, which are read on the
premises; and the scene WAS very animated,
yet the rule against loud talking was -crupu-
lOusly oOeyed. anu the only violation Of good
taste was an astonishing amount OF tob eco
chewing. SpittoOns were put IN every handy
place, but the chewers spuIted Wide Of the
marks and befouled the nOor. The most popu-
lar newspapers although several times dupli-
Gated. were surrounded by knots Of uen walting
for turn, and each COPY was simultaneously
used 10y several readers. Women were cOurte-
ou-ly treated. separate table was given ex-
clu-iyely t. those who read books and maga-
zines, and they were gwen the preference AZ the
newspapers. The room was thus crowded from
early in the morning until 10 o'clock at night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-16
FLASHES FE0M THEOCEIY cIBLES

Ii ia REP rted that ECypt il negotiating with
Enssh capita iss Tor the sale Of TIE Esypt4n rail-
ways
Tho Hon. John IOthrop Motley, the American
hstU real WINTER has been rfctrd Forricn Associate Of
the Academy of Moral and fOlitcai stiCacc,
The electoral addresses - almost all the SEN
Hrial cIL4iIltc4 m the French Departments ar,
eouched IN general terms supporting tne puD c ana
President MacMAhon
The Spanish Government has decided tn era mt
amutsti To many p r.uns VINO are now lu pilsun
exile On the occasion o! the anniversary Of hing Al
iunso's entry INTO Madrid.
Owing to the opposition Of some Of the smrll-
cr German sate,, the imperial Government h.s tor the
present limited the scheme Tor purchasing all RAILWAYS
10 Prussia alone In winch no serious cicuics air au
ucipaied,
The P,N Mdn Gdzeiie'sspecial from Berlin saws
that the Select committee Of the impcrit Parliament
To whom ne Government proposed amendment 90 tuc
criminal code was referred has resolved upon d rect
opposition To the Govern ucnt aud 10 favor Jury trial
lll M presl OF lncrs. -'-1 -.
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a pix uInze In jersey CAV.

The rear portion Of Edward sheehan's butcher
shop Il iaroid avenue Jersey city took nre ycs,,r
oay u fulns a. was so.n destroyed The twostorg
frame building adjoining, occupied by Michael Grob.
81 Newark avenue, occupied bf lhuuutIp it mn an,
TAILOR ana Nham oulncrce cigar mans . .lre. and
IAeu ltiln nsnn ms shoe dealers, rNt irty de-
sirolcd. The buildings we're owned by Jos ~ fiacrr.
ami we're utterly warghlees Two hundred lnlars III
probary cover Mr. Facrch loss The Mrssrs. llti z.
ton neAeve ther loss @ be- ABOUT t9.5OOi Ar icuu,
lls loss shout 800, William CDumc rco'f Bnnut 900
Nj. C-oDhQlLr tl6OO and Mr. SheChau's, 500.
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A USEFUL LIFE ENDED.
Death OF MIR. Sillick Nichols. the Veteran
ShipbuiIdrr,

Mr.. Sillick Nichols, who died at his residence,
1903 Fact Tnry NTH street. Friday aged IS year,
had eyeutful life. He was the oldest Of American
shipbudors. lie was born In Fairfield. Conn. and
came to tins city when he eight years old. He
ltl2, and MAS ar ntcd pr oI oi tOa.res., which he
gave to the widow u one Of h, comrades. lie TtthurcN
from tie army In 1913, and associated himself with
llen'y Eckord the great American sniphulder, ana
Adam Auu NOAH BROW IA tue huli ling Of the fleet in
winch ,Cominodorc Pciry fought the battles IN Lakr
lrir lie Uuit twenty iA guu fgAtc Tor s"tYl,e IN
Lage thanplal N uifN Gays. lie As sl,s ,...ivtd u
nul dins tae Old frlgaiC Onl1 ais Sicl-' ~-
toss IL this Cltl ..s 40 uu-i.
lrf' ale Ne - --. -scN,n wears. iio refir "a IN
aavin~- oi the iuuudcTs Of the L uiOn Dime
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THn ON UoRLD,s NEWS.
Depression aud IRREGULARITIES In the Liver
pool Cotton Market.

pool Cotton Market.
LONDON, Jan. lj.-The Liverpool cotton mar
ket has experienced severe pressure to SELL the tone
has been depressed aud there has been much rresu.
lafty Continued heavy receipts and large shipments
appear to have led to Increased crop estimates and In
duccd merchants place great part OF the recent i'm
ports on the market. The demand for the trade has
been small and the week has been one Of much dsap.
pointment 10 holders IL closes without any relief to
the feeling OF depression which prevailed notw d.
ing the total stock Of al descriptions 3 900 bales less
than last year. and the American $4,000 less Egyptian
staples were pressed for sale at quarter OF
duction IN price Brazilian I'm good demand at from
sxc nth to IN eighth decline, but ~ the close Ot tho
week suffered from the fall I'm Egyptian-spinners pre-
ferring the latter at such adeclne. Arrivals expert.
tnccd the depression which characterized the
market. Irccs have slowly and steadily gwen way
with the incrcang pressure to SELL and the market
closes ~ the lowest prices OF the week.
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BEECHER'S Troubles.
How tho Council Business Stnnds-A Denial
from MIR. NlouitOn.

The peculiar ending OF the negotiations be-
tween ex'Judse Van Cot, for Mrs Mouton. and Ply.
mouth Church FOR mutual council precudes the cali.
Ing Of AL paric council IN Mrs. Mouton's bchsf It
being the rule OF Congregational churches that eK.
parte council cannot be called until mutual council Is
declined. This leaves the advisory council alone In
the neld, ant the letter miesYc J. already
snd tne list of ciuches m4cU cut, there viii not be
much delay In meeting
Mr. Mollion dcnies omphAticilly that he was At Dr.
Storrs's house New Years bay anu says that the
last New Years call On minister he MIR.
Mrcher ON Jan l. ISL when he called 10 demand Mrs.
Illtuu's rctrnctlou.
u wa thought Yesterday thst Mrs. Moulton would
sac NJ, Dectugr Tor SANDER In his uerauces Friday
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HORSE NOTES.

Bob WooleY has been purchased from Robin
SON Sgan Co. by James c. Murphy Of Urbana ono,
Tor 5000
The Monmouth Park and Saratoga Associa-
tons have adopted the new weights hKed by the Amer
lean JVcNey CLUB.
VIM. Donohue, the rider who was suspended
by the Sataoga ASSOCIATION, for suspicious rldlng
Rutherford In the four mile race has been reinslated
Mr.. Thomas Connors has sold his fast trottng
team OF sorrel horses, 1884 hands high. one OF them
sired by imported Colossus the other sired by Cons
nation, to Mr. W. L. Brock Of Phadcphia for g. 900.
Longfellow is In nne health, but has become
vicious. Ills disposition was good unt tho injury IN
l4 race with Harry lilssett The wound wac serious,
aud ihe 'roqnrni apr hriii1u of severe washes sour
hs temper tuat a 10 danger for strangers TO aP
pgJaCI him.
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nouns or LEISURE.


Hacyon Coterie ball, Irving Hall, Jan. ls.
Clan ma Gael Association, Ferreros, Jan. 81.
Fifth Avenue Hotel employees ball, Irving
Han, j H. 81.
Nh Of the employees Gi ii. Nalach's Sons,
PYthagorls Han. Jan ~
Tho Bachelor Club VIII lnaururate its NTH soa.
son Win bail FerrtrO's, Jau. -.
Eirhth annual ball of tho p. j. Mclaughlin
Association, MAlhalla Han Jan. II.
Annual Invitation ball Of the William IL. Burns
Association, Iamnani Hal, Jan II.
Reception Of Company l., Twenty-second Rn-
GlmNnt. ~ LenhlglOn ANenur. VI INC 2l,h INST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-16
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BF THB
SUN'S REPORTERS.

A Muscular Christian in Court-A son vbo
Blachcd his Fnther's Eve - Antics Of a
Member Of the Rev. MIR. Bells Church.
Mr.. William II. Leeds, Of Warren street. Brook
lyn, had his son seeley taken before Justice Morse
yesterday on charge Of assault and battery. Tho
fathers was blacked and his face WAS bruised. Tho
Rev Fred Bell accompanied the prisoner and inter.
ceded IN his behalf The Young man Is member Of
Mr. Beil's church. and belongs to the Temperance
brotherhood. but Mr. Leeds sr that he has sadly
"a leu from grace aud had pitched into MN ike genu.
Inc bfu er. Moreover" said Mr.. Leeds, " called
him dlrv thici, and he is lie committed perjury.
ne wet On the BruOHyn tity Railroad aud swJre thst
ne h1i never been on car hrfOr', whDn he had
v9us'y worecd for Mchaldson aud mad been on tho
Other hts ~ New York. lie has been discharged from
several situations. had little store OF my
tune ago, anu LETT him at times 10 take charge u tho
busncs anu | knOw he didn't act honesty lie has
aluscd me lat,ly, and called me drunken frisi
ll.,s nIrn reLn We "u eOulu ~ hls tOhsue W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-16

william +. Corey, Cooperstown hardwa
mcrcnant IN 'o,thnking that terc might be search
" OF grass seed determined to corner the market and
he borrowed OF james y. Ogden ~ this city s5G32 to
buy up seed IN Chicago. lie gave his notes promising
t"p tty.n per cent? and. as c says. 10 give Mr. Og
dcn snare ~ the pruts IAc attempt to corner fcd,
aud Cory uet over $1,000. MIR OGDEN sued recover
the face OF the notes n supreme Court in BrOOkYn
lAt week, ana the defence was that N par ner
SUN In which Osdcn was 10 receive share Of tho
ufunts, and COREY cliu ed that H. should share
the losses urging thlt the transaction usufous u Il
vs. confined to the notes, Tue Jury gave MIR. ogden
verdict fOr the full amount.
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The attemnt to reestablish the Bridge street
fcrry nas failed.
A revival Is progressing in the Rev. Hiram
Hutchnss Baptist 'hhrch' ,dt' idnear Myrtle avenue
Mrs Lowery. the reformed actress. is to begin
reyy services ~ tht Warren street Mptoi list Clurch
TINS evening.
The R.y. J. bradford Cloov"r has been assist
a. e.. rN NHi Inttt.l 90 titUli cNHf'h iN ~
AZ nuc ut Wnc tie lcN. So. A. Hrliu. is uOw PASTOR
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Charles II. Rouss formerly Of Rouss. Dell q
Co., auctonccrs. VINO was indicted few months ago
for receiving stolen goods, brought from the West
by his bondsman. and Wednesday last he was re.
leased by the District Attorney. John Morris of is5
bro1me street denositing $4,000 worth Of United
states bonds as security Rouss was wanted to testify
IN civil suit IN New Jersey and having performed
that service he surrendrre1 b. Mr Morris yestor.
day and committed TO the Tombs
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The Eject Of MncMahon'- Proclamation.

LONDON. Jan. l5.-Pa ris advtces say that Presi-
dent MAcMsnon's proclamation has fallen rather nat
The Republican newspapers which were expected to
greet Il with sharp criticisms appear, with the cxccp
tOn OF few rreconciiahles, delighted with the
non Of the Republic ana the appeal for fair tr OF
the constitutional laws, At the BOurSr Il produced
eject aud IN political circles the prevalent opinion Is
that leaves things wncre they were. Satisfaction Is
generally felt At the adjustment ~ the Ministerial
CRISIS, but u h ulIerIy devOld Of enthuslasm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-16

LONDON, Jan. l5.-The inquiry by the Board OF
Trade. at Biddeford into the loss OF tie British bark
Is and Belle. was concluded yesterday. 1t been
ocrtained that Channel Island vessels SAILING from
port where registered captain Is required accus.
TONED TO- have nominal captain, who Is mate 70 the
real but unccrtincd master The court suspended the
certificate Of the nominal capti ain, Hcwet, for two
years. but expressed no opinion 10 the death Of
Lewis, VINO was alleged to have been brutal! kickeu
10y HtWett.
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Samuel McCune, prominent merchant In
Boomyilc, y Y, failed on saturday lest wlth naDuL
ues mounting to $4,000 mainly Sow YORK debts
,. u, Mhite, Of beih \, y, count, Clerk OF Della
WHrn rpuaY. nld ahrayi fVa estate rnier, mas made
an a.ti isnmrnt for the bcncnt Of ms creditors.
Ine ft ure q Me'sr., Lnsde, snllrow q smith,
ran" d'a "r- ~ Iur nio, r. o1n.uAccd. Their Aabiu
uts are tll,OJO aud u,tets gS,-lO
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THE-fTRIC.fL NOTES

Mr.. ]. III. Mapieson, MANAGER Of Her Majesty's
Opera House. occupied 0ON In booths Taeare last
evening,
Miss Rose RytinRe will have a benent at the
Union Square lntaue FldaY evening, 4th OF Frbrn.
Hry, WHOM shc viii i,persouate Rose Mlchei Tor the
seventy n.th tine
The following plays have had extraordinary
runs ut the I'i hNrLu. Theatre under MIR Angustin
nalJ 'smlnasJ Iepti Man and Nlfe" 100 "AliNr."
"saratoga," 1895 "Big Bonanza" li2 "Diyorce,' -
2J2, aud fique" adyertiscd for elO nights.
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Rnpid Transittotbe Pnrit.

The Elevated Railroad extended its track 20
ftfiyninth street ana ninth avenue yesterday. The
pioneer trip made by Mr. Courtr ght the President
Of the company Presidentwa superintendent
Wymau, Treasurer COwing Comm ssionCr Frecr, and
lev 9th, RS Aftor rIesdny thirty nine ttips ore to
ne mad daily etwren the Battery And Central Para.
the umc thirty miuutos. The PostOifice to
send the mails tor the upp part Of the city tue
west side over the road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-16

Revivas are In progress in the Sixth Street
Methodist Church, and the Reformed Dutch Church.
Bowers avenue, Jersey CITY Prayer meetings arc held
every hight IN te snh street Chqren, an4 this week
the Rev. Dr Mnhon of Union lllll the Rev Howard
suydam, The R,N. Dr Matce smith, thr Rev &. Durind
lhi Rev 4. Van Buskirk the Rev. r. o. Wilson, aud
tue ls-Y James Parker Of lioOoken, viii preach m the
lowers Avenue Church. MOODY and Sankey's revival
tOALs De sung
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The Wide Circuit of the whi-kcy Ring.

Yesterday, on motion OF Assistant United
States District Attorney sherman. Judge Batchford
granted several orders for commissions take testk
monv in cases In which II Is sought to impncate the
New York consignre- OF crooked whskey from 81.
Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati. Hic Louisville TINS may
result II OWING that the Western Nh-key Ring had
important and tl1cieut Lastcrl correspondents Gnd
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Churrh IieiOrln.

At the weekly conference OF Methodist minis
tors on ndal, Dr. curry talk OF the benefits and de-
fecs Of h' Methodist organization. lie said that there
Is dccrease of efficiency In church work The Sunday
schools, which ought TO be great help 20 the church.
are detcro"tnk. ana the camp meetings through
prganzAtio.' are growing to be curse instead Of
blessing UE,ea source o. yakness Is the exees
called Tor ire y nrmbers than they can afford the
t@,urch having - ~. tuppOrted from annual Incomes
ay, -aglng tnuus'u dosls for every male. THIS evil
must ''uedy Itself = the diving out OF such churches
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AFat Place for Fmz John Porter.

1t Is rumored that Gen. Fitz John Porter Ia to
be appointed Superintendent Of Police. II said that
after his appointment the salary attached to that ocs
II to be raised go OoO under section OF the
TER that PROV IS that mo subordinate n depart.
mcnt shall receive greater salary than the hgnest
saAry paid to the head of the department. except the
superintendent Of Police, whose salary shall not
coed $4,000"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-16
The spor., ing CLERK. at crccdmoor, Jr.

On Saturday afitrhoon rifle match at Creed.
moor Jr, 200 b. oadway. between six o'crks OF the
Contnenla, amt Fix clerks - lnc Home Insurance
company, resulted iu victory y thh Latter, Score,
POI to ~. n. j. Ferris scored , disa st 3d. Tor ihs
Home and Cap. TrusOa 35 Tor the 'Stlnrutal. EacA
tng the h ightst for "A snO