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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION WORK

LOUISVILLE, KY, June THE International
Convention of Young Hens Christian Associations
opened to-day with Bible reading BY George A. Hail Of
New-York after which the President appointed various
committees OF which the following are the cAairInen
On Northumberland S,urges, jr, OF Boston.
AsScriati0nS-D p. BflIgcs of Montreal.
Dcr0Gsuni-N = crosby OF Michigan.
EIecpftre ,fets Repcr-J ". Wallace OF Georgia
Bnsia@s-I. 49, chamberlain ~ Syracuse.
Coulmuuiccf or reai rom 'he Womens Christian
Ass0clation IN pp 70 Montreal. from the Luthe-
ran synod 90 ii roi-. ieo.I tAe National Young Mems
Christian Assocatoa CmaI,tee OF France The topic,
Wor, lu.gps.ca o. Zee ,.i.c and Provincial Commit
tees" vas ptcseaici o.. ns IN stWgcs l OF Boston,
ami discussed Dr. riu.s j. cree al Ncw York. Charles
Morton ~ .. o.. -. as DO ~,
IN the attr.i.gn Inc Rv Dr. Brooks Of ST. Louis gave
a Bible req tin, IT Hi.i Tie top.c " The lDterna-
tona Work a., c,i R.iI 81 Zen wa t.kyn up. Me-srs
Walton of Clcye,a.i, Stuckwcll Ot Columbus, Cobb,
sheff, and 0thsst spoke o. H. .argc audience was
present 10 hear the discussion on " Z ilIoad Work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
THE WORK OF PROTECTING CHILDREN.

The monthly meeting Of the Board OF Managers OF
the society for the Prevention Of cruelty 10 Children was
held Yesterday at No 80 UuousquaIe Thomas G. Acton pre-
siding There also present John D. wright President ;
eauul Wicts Charlie, Ila,ehi. William L. jenkins, sinclair
Tonsey John Howard WRIGHT. Wilson N. Powell William H.
Webb Nathan c. Sly Frc.euc De Peyrtcr and Others Tho
secTctaIys report showed that che wOk or May o
lows Complaints received. lOj oaauts nye ftgate o.
prosecuted "a cases convicted so; children rescued
ana sent 10 Loncs or Institutions H. Tile following
Of tie pamisluent. Inflicted hy che CONT: Mary Smith, Tor
cruelty nceecting e boy, age years SIX mont ~ The
petcHary Catherine Damn for NEGLECT OF infant II mouths
al months Uir itilTii
tiary Patrick Falnc. a'9ulunC c boy age years,
ou. wear in pruiicuiisrv lortIt aud wife fOI cruel
neglect OF tNo uue ers age ana wear ADD beating lho
body Win hiilse tho
mother committee o. tc Wor5 a"use ana te father inca
ard sentenced 80 months la o." leiiienlffT.
The Secretary TclIr tio ~ society l Boston,
being tue tenth organization ~ tgc KIND now ~ successful
WORKING condition tils country a'so tai m" traiuIo
Illinois had passed aW tn project cAdrn aid H'cihs
would De 0rc,ilet Springfield ana tlcar' large
amount Of l0uuu, business transacted, inducing tLo
election p members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

NEW OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE.
JOSEPH J. Couch or BRoOKLYN ELECTED GRAND
MASTER.
The Committee on Finance, when the Grand
Iodce resumed It's session yesterday reported tha' e
question OF the salary Of the Grand Lecturer had oeen
considered and n the Grand Lodge Thought u wise 10
,ov such an officer il ought TO provide reasonable
conversation for his services. The entire question Oh
finance was settled later in the day the Grand Lodge
voting 10 pay the Grand Lecturer $1,000 salary for the
ensine wear aud 70 allow for travelling expenses
NOT 10 exceed 800 $500 salary TO the Giand secre
tar and 81 BOO additional for clerical assistance 500
cac TO the Grand Pursuant and Tyler an" Jaw 10 e
Committee on Foreign Correspondence
Al 10 O'Clock the Grand Lodge proceeded to elect
officers for the coming year Isaac Philips re-.
nominated James W. Hustled f0r the position OF
Grad Master Grand Master Husted said; for
fhs courtesy sincerely thank you, ana IL u h,lhg
tsat Won as nv oldtne fI1end should have made such
q nomination But IL was enough honor LOT nc VIII t
no additional distinction upon me. Sh u ever retheul-
Ter the past 800 days OF the yoa as te happesI Oh nA
again returning my thanks for the dsngGsneu hon1, ,
Ibog 20 withdraw my name william 1. hi , nii,'
Couch of BROOKLYN for Grand Master and nc was nnani-
mousy elected by a show o. hands Ibe Olahd M.Aue I
bv Grand Master Hustled. Edmund J.. Judsoh 1i
ALBANY was cnosen Deputy Grand Maste5 Jesse %.
is,on 'Fsgier oi Buffalo Junior Grand warden.
Grccory Sateree o. this city, the present incumbent
vs. reiAoecd Grand Treasurer by large majority Dr.
Jamos NJ Austin 81 this city unanimously foete'e"
Grand Secretary for the twenty hith time.
Several amendments to the constitution WsIc ahCH ~
and discussed the questions being generally clinical
Ramon MA OF La FraJeuidad Lodge Of TINS city was
rerilc1 a. tine representative of the Grand Lodge OF
Cnhs and received With the Grand H0nOrs Horace T.
Tayior Tor the Committee the Hall and Asy u re-
I"itsd the condition OF the affairs of the Temple Ihe
srrears ip rent hv the masonic hOnes occupying
guaftments there about sl3Oo or Whch over
s 900 was regarded perfectly GOOD Inc dave eSer-
cises we're concluded by tn installation OF tranu NSe
touch and the otter grand officers. The ceremonies
Nere conaucicl i James =. Morris ~ Grand i,rS3l
,loHu W. Silluus. Pact Clfat Master iIt'ueu. Ihc
Gfsud i1Gca VIII meet Gaia aj o.lck thi holulg
sIo, az m c.t tf.u. st-4uc,s sfai remains uuIin-
sled . -lug t4c Iu,,d q tie continuance CI tie
gt.esut ,.. icf ilc fiai aud 4 trm ! aud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
SWIFT JUSTICE FOR THE MISSOURI TRAIN
WRECKERS.

. ST. LOUIS, June no more OF the 81. LOUIS
and San Francisco train vreckers have yet been cap
cured but the arrest OF al Ia expected Those n
custody had partial preliminary examination at Rich
land this afternoon, when their counsel procured
change of venue adjoining county, where the ex
animation will be concluded tomorrow. very strong
and somewhat demOnstratve feeling against the Prison
ers by the citizens OF Rcand seems to have been the
reason for the change o II these men are shown
10 have been really engaged IN the diahoc deed with
which they aye charged il probable that special
tern, q, the Circuit Court viii be- called special Grand
Jury impanetd and indictments found 40 once, INC
men tried and sentenced ana executed Win the eas,
pOss bic DELAY II s the purpose OF The Governor huu
the prosecuting officers to give the offenders IN hs cAss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
DETECTIVES 1T FAULT.

Detectives Dorsey ard Shelly of the Central Office
selreG IL the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday with
three psi souer~ they had arrested Wednesday even
ing al No 90 Watts ono of the prisoners Michael
Morris whom the officers had suspected Of having stolen
quantity Of baid from lbs en- pJycr Nj LthaHer oi No %
Wakerst bad followed h to ihe house OF nls brother
inaw Louis Ganiz 81 80 So Natsst, aud then attempted
g. arrest h Louis Giant hts lIOi4e Henry, hs AMI VIE
iutccred and stru- -lO ,suc cgnt Which 70 va. a,seicd
MIR. Nictr shelly. There
uo evidence against MONS, ald Ar ithauer ls enl oye
sf4f, fuaf M II
charged The 'MceiH ttc" 'tAe com l-it
2 ast iIpl UtuY llduiz Tor irfti rang VITA tlcil
pi. iu The DISCHARGE OF their duties, ahd ubt Outstanding
the protest their counsel W no prisoners were toquic
t0 furnish 500 bail The justice asked 20 Issue "a
warrant Tor arrest " Detective shelly ~ %, complain
OF ssf- Caut De stated 1a the Wudid be heard
t morning and The facts warranted II te request "Cud
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
MEETING or INDIGNANT DEPOsIToRs
THE OFFICERS AND RECEIVER OF THE rRADES
SAVINGS BANK DENOUNCED.

THE OFFICERS AND RECEIVER OF THE TRADEs
SAVINGS BANK DENOUNCED.
The law offices Of Henry NJ. Heymann. A
No 27j West Twenty thlrd-s we're filled last eyeuin,
with IN anxious throng OF the dcposors Of the broken
Trades Savings Bank and they LOUD In Their denim,
ciation OF the trustees and officers Who they declared
had not In the least attempted right the tangled AFFAIR."
Of the bank protect the interests Of the deposition,
The action Of the receiver who, they alleged was an
pointed through the influence OF Dexter A. Hawkins ana
NJ Freese without consulting them In the matter wa.
also denounced I'm the bitter terms snd such word.
fraud" and "swiudler" were freely used. Aexan.
der W. Leslie also in for large share OF abuse
He came INTO the meeting last night. hut wa Informed
by the indignant depostors that be not wanted
there, and soon after withdrew. The object OF tha
meeting last night was 10 hear the report Of
committee which had been appointed n
wait the receiver and obtain statement from him
The committee siut.d last night that Mr. White told
them that there 5000 in his hands but that tba
only way the dep0sitofs coud make him declare diyI
end was 20 apply 20 the sGprcme Court for a man.
dainus One OF the depositors said 10 TRIBUNE re.
porter: eve have been referred 10 Mr. White the re-
cever. time and time again, but thus FAR he not
given the least satisfaction In regard property
To several OF us he bas said that he tired being
bothered at cldnOTnes Or money and hoped We
would set another receiver appointed That Is Just the
very thing We are going 60 do. Way we lave thus far
been yicmized far worse than tie depOstors OF the
The eposifors present last evening represented about
10000, in sums frcm 800 to $1,000. MFR. Heymann,
their attorney and counsel, In conversation with TRB-
reporter said that he had learned that second and
third mortgages had be made and registered at tho
time, and held hy the suspended bank. IAN
tbi-,' lac continued. shaI lay before the Attorney
General when move for the appointment OF a 10
ccyer. have called Mr. White aud he banky TO
fused 20 give me any Information whatever" bsou-
tDn5 adopted dCLOunCng the action 81 the officers
and trustees n making false statement IN November
last OF the condition or the bank and also to take steps
compel the receiver render account OF the
moneys In his hands. II stated that the receiver
tod OF the dcpusltOrs that at the time Of the failure
the bank had IN gross deposits $1,000 and IN nominal
assets $4,000 Of witch $4,000 IN mo rtgages, in
GLIDING second mort The depositors fingered
about office long after the meeting adjourned They
represented mechanics sewing girls SHOP girls and IN
general class OK people who can III AFFORD 10 part with
their SAVINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
NEwARK's WATER SUPPLY.

The committee appointed by the Newark
Aqueduct Board % the sources of supply from
which the water Morris Canal is obtained and re-
port as to the feasibility of using these sources ana the
canal itself as an aqueduc for supplying Newark with
pure water has made its report The report states that
the Morris Canal derives its waters chiefly from Lake
ouatcong and Greenwood Lake which are natural res
ervos though the storage capacity of each has been
largely increased by artificial means. Lake opatcohg
is 81 feet and Greenwood Lake 665 feet above mean
tide the chief supply Of water being in each case col
leeted from lands OF much greater elevation Lake no
patcong drains an Of % square miles, and Green
wood Lake 30 square miles. making total OF % square
miles Allowing for evaporation and other losses
II may he safely assumed that the canal can
deliver any season a daily supply OF 3OOo0ooO gar
Ions The Newark AqUeduct Board reports tn", ~
greatest daily average consumption was IN 'Y' hoao,
when 76lOi6S gallons about oDe-iourth the an.,e
supply was used The canal - an aqueuuct M.u, "u
an artificial river superior To natural one az ~ hcnol
occupies the bottom o! valley, except III tno
of crossin0 n stream at the level. Inc e>tiidtcd
cost of chan cing the Morris Cana TO an aque"uc' u
100000. -, -. ,,o,,,
The necessity of some change in the water supply
aupearh 10 un0uestOnea ANA several pan, nav D'n
sfroscd One Is for dam the Pdssaic lAVer, ~
Bcevle To Keep back the tide water ana ne sewage OF
Newark with uahle locks TO pass hoats me O'eoun
sewage OF Paterson and Passaic. which must DC sela
ted from the pure and carried by sewer neloW e
proposed dam. Another project Is 70 purchase to Gun
dee dam and build an aQueduct thence 10 the present
nunuing works This plan would also require an inter
ccpung sewer from Paterson. Another plan nas pecll
suggested 10 pump the water from the Passlc faNcr h
Lite Falls The committee, III conclusion Ieculnneu
that competent engineers, not committed to any pa DE
employed to carefully examine these projects ana make
n statement of their relative and advantages WIZ
view the future necessities OF the rapidly increasing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
KILLED By THE BLOW pr An Ak.
THOMAS DALEY MURDERED by PATRICK CONWAY
AND IFS WIFE, IL BROOKLYN.
pobicly CouwaV aud his wife Catherine of

THOMAS DALEY MURDERED by PATRICK CONWAY
AND IFS WIFE, IL BROOKLYN.
Patrick Conway, and his wife Catherine, of
No los Waabout-st arrested Yesterday. charged
with the murder last Tuesday nigit, 81 Thomas Daley,
q blacksmith. their neXtdoor ncghbor On that even
ing Nrs Daley found her husband "a late hour lying
nsensbic at her door Surprising hin to be- drunk, sine
put him u bed, hut within a few hours lie died The
police were given notice. hut paid little attention to the
matter aud the rcp0r sent 20 headquarters announced
O suddcu death from heart disease. The postmOTtem
examination held yesterday showed fracture OF the
skull which had evidently been the immediate OF
death. 4 proper Investigation OF the ease was then
b,rn which ended Ia tine arrest Of COuWai and MS W lie
az the probable mnrdcIeTs Of Daley
Tie Couways and tAo Dacys, living next door to each
OthcI nave been terms minimize pcisn ance, and
frequently visited each other There was hole IN lhe
fence epif pg the t.o houses. by " hcn thc orrupn!i-
could casi,y pass back aud irIih. Bella Cuhpbc and
Anna simmons of NJ. 2Jl Be1foTdaVc., Mary GeebHn
and cnel and Fanny sarIeii WHO saw GA. occurrences
az frequently been tic ease, DALEY nlI work 20
d. 0u Tuesday a ms blae isnith trade and about
for, and .erc soon came nom tie place sounds u
mcrriucnt soon the voices new Doistefo.s and lnaliy
angry Soon DALEY came rushing FROM the house Iol-
lowed by Mr. and Mrs Conway, tho former with % pole
AMI the latto A. Daley through
the renee hole, Mrs. Conway struck HIM TIE head
win tne srie o the AK aud Conway himself pushed
DALEY through tho mole with the sick. Daley started
for his own door, when MIS-. conway threw inc AK at
etritina snu, Ter broke IT, Daley io -cnsel,.- aud
rc.tei Yesterday they Acknowledged Tho quarrel ola tile
premises that an had been drunk, and than boWs
had been struck they denied, lOWCN TIE of the
But the biOacn shutter and the green paint GA the
AK tJrfobOIafed the story Tod hy iho Witnesses.
Coroner Nolan mpaneied o jury lat evening, and
after directing ia 10 0Xamu. the remains OF de
ceased man, the inquest adjourned unul Satuiday.
The accused persons brought before the coroner
and questioned Conway said that Daley. Ms. CONWAY.
and himself had qusIrc Ted while drunk, amt De confessed
10 striking DALEY with tie pole while gong down lie
steps and when DALEY was gong through tAc .,nco.
Mr. Conway SAID she did not remainder whether sbe had
her hand whether SHE Daley AL
al. IA war all a blank 10 her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
LADIES, DAY OF THE BAPTIST UNION.

The ladies and gentlemen who met at Delhonico
last evening TO celebrate the ladies Day" OF the Baptist
Social Union enjoyed only banquet OF all that IL pleasant
material way but feast Of argument ana reason Inc
postpandal speeches of the Rev. Dr Elder Samson ana
poa,s were about the ayisabiy Of calling council OF
churches when proposed to establish new church
The treatment heavy AZ the subject ana aei
diuner wit often cropped out Dr. Elder Thought one 80
vantage gained by such council would DC 10 detn J.
proposed situations desirable lie DeleNcu ihat
On The hack side the soud De gwen 10 sc ~ 81
Rartists they would build meenghouse upon H. 10
standing The lack Of rapid Dr. Samson snd ~Irh
doctors it safe 70 refuse tie mede OF 90
yonld tms3lf. Dr. BrOadus thought WINE
church had a ght to be perfectly md pendent yet Plp9rc
sueeescd sh0d Doe INTERCHANGE OF ddcS ~
least Baptist frec government had its disadN ansaSeh out
gfU WA Iup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08

TuE ALICE ma WINNER BY ALBION ,NC%
The n;ucteeath annual regatta Tor tAiId-c!aSs
yachts Of the jersey Guy Yacht C.uA took plac' ye''r
DAY The drilling Tgin had little eli Ct upon thc chih"
essn Of those WHO were to engage iu c rice as no
crate brooz, blew fIom the south es' s-'ting tcr III
The day 10 She southwark and scuding uc yachts "'as
az "a fair sieed Tire starting was h'cd one nn'a'e
sitcr noon and ium-j itcy The cisAt competitors i'G
a. thc Alert, crossed thc ue The course WIS from an
i4c.a.ry Euc 3. tween the judge ana s'ak,-u"" an
tor.d 90 Gle ca'i ou,o pass between L.s anc Sod
loe s.nds g. 1ucy on Robbins Reel ANA return, e''
IN twice over tLc course MAKING distance u a,nu' 20
r-sie4 Afer r-.d.ur Robbins Rect the yachts lladc
lon ta,F and % mort u Ellis Island ANA tncu sailed
i.i,, trs wind ior Che home sidEt-'4at, me Ni'ie
ynfdirc Grst 10 2:Oi:35. followed D. ne AAc, Annie
Forsyth Edna. RUQu, Emma. Nellie. ara Aierf Ib-
YACHTS then started on their second rotHi La, u tHl
a. fhc Wild 20 weather EIis Island The Alert aud
Ne'ir finding themselves obliged TO tack IN order 20
weather Ellis Island In which they would nave been
d,iauccd concluded To withdraw. Tho NihcafrNe nome
nrsi. but beaten hv the Alice on time allowance
IT, Alice was declared The winner OF the club pt@r jhc
following table gives the starting and finishing i'- e.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
A MIXTURE OF JEALOUSY AND WHISKY.

IIUENI FIIII NTIU FVN NIIf'III-Nf fII17' I'Is''
Oaicer McKenna Of the Twenty second Pre-
cine yesterday arancd al the fiftyseven street Poo
lice Court Ebert Petit Of No l3s East Fceninst, the
young man who ON Wednesday evening shot Mrs Louisa
Turner Of No. go Fourth-ave certificate was pre-
scented from DR. Chas Pheps-who was the attending sur
econ at the Bonnett-May bloodlcss due-that Mr. Tu-
ncr had been wounded In the thigh and unable to
appear n court Petit declined tc make any statement
about the shooting. ON his personal eXamlna non ne
said De p wears OF age a native OF ne Oht'u
states unmarried. aud travelling salesman hN nttn-
f4on. When arrested hc was under the mh~ehcc 81
Iguor The officer who effected the arrest made ohdaN
fhl he heard the shot and told 10y Mrs Imn'r mat
Pet used &C. The prisoner was held % await tGc result
OF Mr turner's Injuries Ills mother IN court, aud
showed much Distress. .
Later Va the dav Petit was brought up rom we cons
and aca. auaisn,I before Justice Morgan. The judge
said nat owing 10 the indefinite nature OF the doctor
certificate lac did not feel warranted ~ deiIlNhg lhe
t.or al The adyan lgca Of bail. iIe therefore hAed
IAN ~ a coo. winch Pcuts friends sand wodld oe FUR
psh0 q po-ay. lie was locked up Tor TIC nIEht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
A DuAroRY DEPUTY AND a PROMPT EX.GEN-
EhAIA

Gen. II. H. Baxter, cO-deiendant with Trcnor
W Para 90 tie CHISHOLM kmma Nine suit FOR s4OO.OOO
Wa. NOT served with order OF arrest on Wednesday
evening as stated iu Yesterday tribune The warrant
vas ..,ucd ~ noon Old Wednesday and Nh Baxter Was
n town h.i day but for somo reason the deputy sheriff
did not fmd him. when NJ Baxter arose yesterday
morning snd heard about tho warrant he took nasty
bIe.fasi at the Windsor Hote and tne int rapid transit
tain Tor Vermont and when the deputy slorf called for
M prisoner DE found Ann '@o silles .emossd nom
shoe Eeilv- jurisdiction Al The sheriff. office they
con lel uAhn3 a Cen PaHter thai .c diG % w.ii
d. OF Tor the deputy 20 get around with the az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
SERVIA AND THE PORTE.

MORE oUTRAGEs REPoRTED-sERvEA TO BE NEUTRAL.
BELGRADE, Thursday, june 7. 1877.
II is said that the Seryian general Protlch, who
has just returned from a mission to Vienna, has
gwen assurances that Seryla will observe the strict
est neutrality, in the hope that Austria and Russia
will, when peace is concluded, protect serylan
interests.
Horrible Turkish outrages are reported, partlcn-
larry from Noyibazar, Old Servia. The Seryans are
much excited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
rAMMAYY Ho>oRs TO GOV. RoBINsoN.

"GOy. Robinson is a rock, castle, font
rese -" said exJudce James G. Spencer last evening, at
Tire meeting OF the Tammany General Committee, aud
concluded his eulosy OF the Governor by improving on
sir Walter scot.'s familiar lines as follows:
This rock from its FINN base will 1y
sooner than !.
Augustus schcll Henry l.. Clinton, and Leo C. Dessar
also spoke of their admiration fer the Governor hr.
Dcsea- said he desired TO raise his voice in honor or
but the proractcd applause OF his associates rendered
his further remarks unincligbe although he kent III
cicasIg the volume OF sound untll nc IhfN slshel.
lie ,y+3 .cd TO resume his chair IN Conius ID way
without finishing his speech. The cJlni;te' then 70
so rcd to gtVc scrcuade Ia honor OF the Governor on
fiouday evening at O'Clock, front OF the Everett
Hnuse There viii be display Of fireworks ana torch
light procession, win an address by heury L. Ciloh
h.scnblyman Spno!a. Coroner Richard croker, and
Alderman PurrOy were announced members OF Tie
KccepiiOn Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
UNDERSTANDING AND POOL SELLING.

Or account of the rain and the heavy track
the third days races at Jerome Park were postponed
yesterday until day. There was little additions" book
making 'asi evening as feared tha IL would rain
again to-day ana make necessary another pceiponlnent
and betting mCr we've tmd IN backing their iavorites 10
win on e. muddy track. In cas-" OF postponement today
nacs viii D.. raised 80 The hotels, the Demonco bdlc-
rrs and the hOu-c Oi the American Jockey tiun.
Booking DO tac Engusn way grows constantly more
IN arur with Toe higher class Of betting men, although
Tho .r.fcm hardly rstoOd outside the ranks az the
American jockey Club One form OF supelou'i when
ID. sem gos over That oi pools M That me DOCK
Ia. rr shares extent With TIE bn.er tiC danger
a. losing TIE na,rs Of tie Jockey nj are tutAusl
", u tD,ir praises OF the new system, not tlc i'"s or
wa rOuefi las been the pur-tvc effect j! mas had
u.u tlc -rhd stand and - vulgar parl OF lls 1tend-
gIoe Iitgc ngNc been some disputed bots auealE III
cotsf4urrcr of imperfect understanding az Inc So sc
hut ~ severe rules AID the system ~ adjudication ia
ID. club wiu prevent disagreement from DclhS very
violent
.ruare Hoffman Of jersey City continues his war
a.. faD pDs.iilug ln iiuOokcu Nstt4tsiy ho issued
W. r,irfs f,r TIE arrest of the owners OF Tic buildings
which thr booksellers occupy as the law makes them
aisO liable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
p O ST 8 c. RIP T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE MONTENEGRIN CONFLICT.

LONDON, Friday, June 8, 1877.
The correspondent of The Times at Vienna sends
the following: From the herzegovina side the
news is that SuIeiman Pasha, after taking krstac
Krstazl. sent Ali Pasha to relieve and provision
Piva before he (suleimanl attempted TO force the
Duga PassD Reuter- telegram adds that Plya
has been revctualed"
A special telegram to The Times from Ostrok shows
that the fighting at Krstac was very sangdnary
the Monenegrin losses being reported at GOO SIieh
and wounded on Monday night and LOO Turks
killed Fifty officers sabres are reported to have
been brought in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-08
FIRE INSURANCE IN MASSACHUSETTS,

BosroN, June THE first part of the
twenty-second report OF the Insurance Csmms-
soncr OF Massachusetts, relating TO FIRE and marine
suranee has been printed ON the LIST OF January 1877
225 companies authorized 10 dc business Ia this
State Seventeen foreign companies have been admitted
o do business the state during The year. and IL compa
MES withdrawn. The cash capital of 20 Massaohu
sets joint stock COMPANIES Ia sl7Ol7 OO0 Of