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wrecked and becamea total ioss
Two tho Sailors Eugene sylvester and Robert Krkwood
bon Of Greenpon lost reported ny he captain an
| survivors who reached home yesterday
st. Patricks Mutual Alliance Association OF Kings
County Yesterday restrained by injunction from paying
certain Of money for band Of music on st. Pafricks
Day The papers alege that the Association charitable
benevolent institution and is funds are to be used only
for the relief Of the ack and the burial OF the dead
Thomas Ruane and Patrick OCOnnell were ar
rested suspicion setting fire TO Tsylors saeraus factory
which burned Sunday morning. No evidence was
found against them but Ruane acknowledged stealing foods
from the place last December Fire Marshal Keay who s
conducting the Investigation does not regard the re as the
work Of an incendiary.
William Kerr recently began divorce suit against
his wife ground that she had been divorced from
husband They have lived together IL years and she
has borne him eight children suit brought by her for
partition still pending before referee Mean
time household debts have been accumuatng butchers
refused pay but yesterday Justice
Guck gave Judgment against him for S24 80.
The funeral of Lincoln Ropes, son Of Ripley Ropes
will take place this afternoon, from the atters residence
Pcrrepontst the lad who was IL years
OF age fell while at play and seriously injured the elbow Of
the right that amputat0ns necessary From
the effects OF he gradually failed, and removal TO the
climate OF Bermuda about month ago seemed TO
beneficial result He died Feb D. and his remains
arriv ed In Brooklyn on Monday.
bad case of wife beating came before Justice
Semer yesterday Agnes Fay alleged that her husband John
room, locked the door and then de-
hberaey kicked her until she scarcely alive
children she said born dead because OF such
beating and she preferred death 10 living with him John
Fay admitted to bail, and released went home
and began onslaught his wife. She TO the Twelfth
protection and Justice Semler ordered Fays
Three colored persons, Lilly Beaumont. Mrs.
Crosby and Charles CoToston all living Goldst, we're
brought Justice Walsh yesterday afternoon charge
Of abducting little cOlored girl, Kate a. Young who was
living with Mrs A. Demorest at No 1886 Gohs The girl
found In the apartments Of Charles Draper white shoe
makeD Adelplst, Parkave. She had been taken
there from the Of Lille Beaumont which
the police searched yesterday morning 1t is believed that the
girl stolen TO obtain reward for her recovery. Lilly
Beaumont COrresOn committed for examination.
There was war of words in the Kings County
Democratic General Committee last evening Craig
moved that the Reilly delegation from the Twelfth Ward be
admtted amendment referred TO committee of ven
question called and speech from Rufus
Scott who said that the fraudulent election
held, far surprising the Louisiana Board Gen. Craig
called Thas unmitieated he." dozen statesmen
mani each other and confusion rcigned
president declared the adjourned Police finally
and the meeting resumed Gen. Craig spo
oglzed, and the original motion carried.
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GOss RETURNED TO KENTUCKY.

Joseph GOSs, the pugilist, was again brought
before Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday on habeas corpus and the Judge announced
that he had come to conclusion that the warrant was
regular yet the prisoner had the right to an inquiry un
der his traverse whether not the authorities lad I'D
charge the proper person called for in the mandate He
vould order n reference take proof this point.
After long consultation with his friends The prisoner
concluded to withdraw his opposition, the writ was dis
missed and he was reInanded TO the Kentucky officers
e left Police Headquarters about J.. III. yesterday In
custody of Detective Bligh OF Kentucky on his way to
Louisville When he emerged from the Muberry-st en-
trance of the building enter the carriage which was
10 convey him to the train, he met 10y Bis wife, who
had come with two his friends to bid him farewell.
(oss took an aTectIOnatc leave ~ his wife, and then
shaking hands with his fends entered the carriage with
the detective driven away. Mrs. GOss seemed
much agItated and drove away with her companions,
hoding ner handkerchief to her eyes.
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THE VICTORY IN NEW-HAMPSHIRR

REPUBLICANS CLAIM AND APPARENTLY HAVE a..
CURED THE THREE CONGREssMRy-swERpIyo
MAJORITIEs on STATE OFFICERS
CONCORD, N. H., March 13.-One hundred
and fOrty-One towns and cities give Prescott 2sgi2.
Marcy, 24,354; scattering. 23O Republican majol ity
OF 4358. In 1876 the places gave Cheney 76s
Marcy, 25,496; scattering, 3l6; Republican majority
state will reach $500.
Returns received from Congressional districts are
meager and insufficient TO determine definitely the
suits The latest footngs follows Forty towns
District No give MarstOn lRepl 1875; Jones (DemJ,
1918; scattering, Al Republican majority OF 403.
Thirty towns in District No. give Briggs RepJ
6,545 sulloway Dem.), 5,s43 scattering, 81 a Re
publican majority OF 67l. Forty-hve towns in District
No. give Blair (RepD, 9,2O7 Kent tDem, ,s09 scat
tering, So; a Republican majority OF 1910
The Republicans claim the thTeedstrlcts that Maston
will have 200 majority, Briggs 1000, and Blair 1900
The Democrats do not cOncede the It district claiming
have elected Jones in all probability. Jones IS
ahead OF his ticket in Portsmouth, where he resides
have 500 majority.
The Republicans will doubtless have so 10 IS majority
IN the House and of IL Senators and claim OF COun-
cOrs The election was unusually quiet.
Returns from the following additional cities have been
received: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (Rep.), l,l44 Marcy
Dem.), Lib Nashua-PresoOtt (Rep) 1266; Marcy
DemJ, ,t02. Manchester-PrescOtt (Rep1 2,5J7;
Marcy (Dem). 1892. Somers worth-PrescOtt (Rep.L
$50; Marcy tDeml, 30s.
For other Political Mems zee First Page.
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A NEW FAST MAIL TRAIN SOUTH.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 13.-On March II
the Atlantic Coast line OF railways and the connections
between RICHMOND, Va, and Montgomery. Ala, put In
effect fast mail schedule which ace0mpshes precisely
the same running time between NewYork, Philadelphia
Baltimore, Washington. Richmond, ana all points south
of Montgomery, Ala was made by hitherto quicker
lines with the important advantage OF incorporating In
said through New YORK and NewOrleans line the cities
OF Petersburg. Va, Wilmington, n. c.. Columbia, y c..
Augusta. Macon, and Columbus, Ga The time between
New YORK and New Orleans Is by tue schedule 6i hours
and 80 minutes aud Will b. permanently operated.
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abolished and the duties to be performed by the Police

Boards Counsel. ..
for street cleaning either in contracts but
the Mayor must he informed OF the terms OF the
of removing and is not to exceed the pres
T~entv,ihId: Creates a Supply Superintendent His
appointment is to he made by the Mayor and he is to
hold Office during the atter's pleasure
Pubic Sdminsirator by virtue OF his office, and the
Office of the present Public Administrator Is aoGlsnea as 70
a. s s T9e C oss G. Ss dSq
Ttcenfy-siIh: The Board OF Apporu0nnent Is W IT,
wise the estimates before July L.
THE EVENING SESSIONS.
The Senate finished its consideration OF the Appropria-
ton bill Tonight and passed it to third reading On
motion Of Gerard the appropriation to pay Inc
salaries of the Commissioners Revise the Statutes,
from Oct /, 1877, to May l, 1873, was stricken out
Senator Jacobs moved that the commission hse DE
abolished Senators selkreg, Cole and Doolittle said
they should vote In favor Of the motion. Senator
sprague in reply TO their criticisms SAID that u the
work was stopped in its present stage, all that
had been done at such great expense would De
lost He had carefully examined the Code or f.ineuih
faults ON the whole il was very valuable work. scna
tor starbuck warned the Senate against nasty acHol Oh
Senator jacobs finally withdrew his amendment Dut
then presented another ending the COMMISSIONER term
Office Sept. 80 next This amendment was auoPleu
another long debate over the Woodn charter The 40th
section CONVEYS The Board OF Estimate and Apporo
and employees OF the city. To this section MI, Mr,
Stahau offered the following amendment "n,rn
WAS adopted: "Ihs section shall not oe COR
strued SO as to authorize the Board OF Estimate ana ~
p0ronment to reduce the salaries paid to the icac
now pad 70 TiCInbcrs of the Pecc and Fire Depart
ment thereof respectively except Commissioners OF te
specivey al the time Of the passage OF This act. The
bin was tinally progressed and made special order Tor
tomorrow The Assembly Judiciary Committee WIZ re-
port favoreby tomorrow Senator Hammonds county
Jreasurers Dill
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oPUTHALnuC HOSPITAL GRADUATES.

The 18th annual commencement of the New
York Ophthaluic Hospital held last evening at
Twenty -thrdst. and Third-ave Among those present
We're Elias G. Benedict John w. Whitfield, j. ID. ker-
uau Dr. T. f. Allen, r. c. Root, r. =. Flower, j. NJ.
schley and Mrs. Emma A. Schey The Vice-Presidcnt,
Geo W. Clarke sketched the history Of the institution.
Fifty Students he said had attended the lectures at
the college during the Winter, and the small number Of
graduates was due to the rgity OF the examinations.
Dplona- were then conferred upon j. n. Anderson and
u z IeMir by The President. Thomas Q. smith.
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THE PROPOSED DARIEN CANAL.

PANAMA, March 6.-The following important
news has been received from the Darcn Canal E,n,
dition: Notwithstanding difficulties which hav.
presented Themselves IL certain that the comnis.o,
will return with favorable solution and that the canal
will be executed at the Darien ronte The labors OF s
March.
For Other Forefqn Nens see FYyh Paae
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FIIsTl-IOcHTl5 ]f-ND I-'JC IsN4'NI1'
BALTIMORE, March 13.-The losses by the
fire ON Con;nercc3 this morning reported as fol
lows: Lazear & Co.. about $50 O00-insured in the Ex
change Company of NcwYork, the Western Assurance
OF Toronto and the security of New llaven C0hl Tor
- 900 eacn Relief and Mechanics of New-fork $1,000
each The lass the building ls TiO,OOO; Insured IN
the Lycomng Philadelphia Fire Association, ana Phla
dclpniu aud Ncwlork National. schur1L Co.'S ICsS
is small, being less than II 900.
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PO S rs RIPT
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
THE PROSPECTS OF A SETTLEMENT.
LONDON Wednesday March "A ,o,,

LONDON, Wtdnesday March II, ls77
The Paris correspondent Of The Tin,ss sav.
the final protocol will declare that the European Pow
the right Of delberatng the mode Of sco,
necessary should the Porte not conform TO the oblis
tions imposed upon 1t by the adoption OF the re,or
contained In the protocol The correspondent do.
not guarantee the verbal correctness OF m.
foregoing. IL must be presumed that all the Continents,
cabinets interested have adhered 20 this formula FOR 49,
Guilty which has been suggested that TURKEY would a.
fuse TO sign such protocol is avoided the orsgon,
protocol would between the European Powers ana
elusive OF Turkey. There Is believe Elgland
will accept the formula and that In the course OF i've
days happy solution may be counted on with some e.,
taDty. In the protocol signed the Turkish army WIN
be immediately paid off, before the collective re,1
luton OF the Powers Ia officially notified 10 the Porte
The Belgrade correspondent Of fhc Times states tha,
the Turkish Conmandcr has been ordered TO wiihdr.v
his men from the Islands of the Drna The occupation Of
which recently caused contention with the sryians
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs in
BROADWAY
- m. s7' Noon se'. Sd. m, 3sp Midnight Se'
II ighest during the day, 49,. Lowest 3o'
Average 367sS. Same day 1876. 3o2'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nec- York Hoel-The Hon. William Beach Law "
rcnce of Rhode Island FIN Arenue H0tel-George W.
,lds and Anthony OF Philadelphia and Henry r.
Person OF Albany Albsmarle ioe-Gongre.snan oto X
Singleton of Misssspp Snvterdnt HoUse1nspector Gen
era Deos sacket and Major Julius w Mason o. = Army
= 81 Nicholas HOtsl-E1 Congressman Theodore M rome
ROY OF Auburn NJ Y....HoBmdn Ho1e-Gen william D.
sewa theIIon william BEETLE OF NewJerse ana eoosr
"a Ueryey President Illinois Midland Railroad Com
pany - Breroor Uouse-C. B Wright President oi lhe
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. Hotel BrunUe,ck-Gen
i A stonehOuse of Albany.
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Townsend & Yale, dealers all kinds Of ladies' goods,
occupied the second third fourth and fifth floors Of the
Trade Building. Their ins4 estimated at 10000
They were insured for $4,000, out the policies were
placed by the Mechanics and Traders Insurance Com
pauy and the VI the different companies could not
be ascertained yesterday. In the building No. ls3
Churc-st adjoining the Trade Building, Michael Ash,
manufacturer OF clothing and Thomas Wilson, Importer
laces, lost about $500 each by water. The damage to
th. Trade Building estimated at $25,OOO The prop
erty is owned by The Trade Building Company aud Is
fully insured, The orginOI the fry was In the basement
OF 40 80 Franks but the cause was not asceTtalned
Yesterday,
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THE SUIT AGAINST THE CONTINENTAL LIFE.

ALBANY. March 13.-Mr WOrthington Frotil-
ngham, in the matter Of the Attorncy-GeneTa, &c,
against the Continental Le Insurance Company made
application at the Special Term to-day for an order al
lowing Messrs. Barnes d Hanover lawyers, of New
York. to appear in the case behalf of Edward Young
Chief of the Statistical Bureau at Washington d. e.,
VIM L. Montague Of Amherst College, and some sixty
other residing in Massachusetts New Jer
sew Ohio Illinois, Wisconsin, Kentucky, California,
Pennsylvana, and New-York. There being no appear
ance 10 Oppose the motion II was granted.
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GEN RAR0CK's NEW POSITION

BALTIMORE, ID, March 13.-Gen. Q. T..
Rabcoc late prye secretary OF President Grant yes
,orv took cbaJe of the Fhth Lighthouse District to
b,ch I WAS asned major OF engineers At his own
rennest relryit Major Franklin Harwood Major Hnr.
Sn,d r,ceiy.,,5en. BabcOck at the HEADQUARTERS un
COrt rtaudt-st, Su ioimpi9 h"iSoifou III; Government
urou Az
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"No.n id the smart boy-baby, when the
,re,tv yo,r; woman wanted 10 kiss him. But wly
nj IS nskI she. "O nm 100 little IT, KISS You palI
viii kiss papa Kisses all the big girls" He was per
mitted t.lay with his TOYS.
II mot tight but the man with the least
mind % the greatest trouble In MAKING IT up
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
THE FIRE RECORD.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS BURNED OUT


DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN FRANKLIN-sT-LOSsEs ESTI-
MATED AT NRARLY $4,000
AS Officer Farley of the Fifth Precinct
Police was patroing in Frankn-st. yesterday mor'ing,
he discovered smoke issuing from the large fvestOry
iron front structure at Nos 9O 92 and 9i Franklinst
known a the Trade Building. The fire evidently started
in the basement OF No 80 Franklns occupied by Bull
locke and j. 3. Locke importers of dry goods. The
ames shot up through the starways to the third oor
and thence to the northwestery side Of the building
evidently drawn in that direction by the suction caused
by the hoistway. A third alarm quickly followed the
first, and Chief Bates who early upon the ground
declared that he regarded the fire at this time having
a very dangerous appearance. This section Of the city
Is feared more by remen than any other, and all
that fire gets the advantage Of them III this district
a conia grafton follow Of very:dsastrous char
acer heavy force Of men, therefore. was placed at
the most available points and large volume OF water
was thrown upon the fire. The flames burst from the
roof AT the north but the draught
through the hoistway there was well established the
smoke and fire driven away from the rest OF the
building that spot Then the whole force OF the de-
partnent present employed at this point and sson
afterward the rcmcn had the fImes under control
The losses roughly estimated as follows: Bulocke
aud j. h. Locke. dry goods. occupied the first floor and
basement Of No 90 Frankn-st. Their loss csti-
mated 2j 600; their stock insured for $4,000 Ill
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MISS DANCERS WILL TO BE contested.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 13.-Smlth NJ. Dan
cor Of Caieu Ohio uncle Of the late Mary NJ. Dancer
Of NewYork, who left a fortune OF nearly sl0OO0OO to
charitable institutions. is here, and has taken stops to
contest the will
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He was praising her beautiful hair, and beg.
gng for tiny cur when ner little brother SAID 20.
my taint nOthin now. You just ought TO have seen
how long II hangs down when she han II on tr eide OF
the table COMB it," Then they laughed, aud .he called
her brother cute little angel and when the Ouul man
was going away and beard that boy yelling Le Thought
the lad taken suddenly and dangerously ILL
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CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

WINCHEsTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND
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or threatened attack. For WEAK LUNGS, ChRoNIC
BRONCHITIS GENERAL DEBILlTY, loss or VIGoR
and APPETITE, DYSPEPSIA or INDIGEsTIoN, and AL
diseases arising from POVERTY OF THE BLOOD WIN
CHEsTER'S HYPOPHOsPHI1E OF LINE AND SODA
Is A SPECIFIC, boing unequaled as VITALAlHo
TONIC and BRAIN. NERVE and BLOOD FOOD
Prices ST. and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER X Co, Chemists
SOLD by druggists. 50 JonhsL, &C" iO.&
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
y Csneratlye organs radically and speedily cured once
hours TO g. HENRY A. DAME EGs. D. ia L"Aing'oaAH
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fAnnOunccments.l

A twenty-five cent bottle of PORTERS Cough
BALsAA will relieve your cough Try II.
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-FRI fIlS.- Cerebr0
Week Ty- scar spinal Dph- small
Marrh lO.J 80 81

Fx-Assemblvman w. w. Niles, lawyer of No.
Wals roughly handled by J. w Byrncs, doorman Of
the Harlem the Grand Central depot on
Monday night because refused show his ticket at the
door They we're arrested upon counter charges and
precinct station where they were released upon
mutual agreement to withdraw their complaints
The Police Commissioners transferred Oiiicer
Riley Twelfth the Nineteenth Precinct and Officer
parrett be RQundsn Of the Twenty
sixth Precinct assigned TO duty at Castle Garden The
ignaon officer Francis spegh Of the Thirty second
Precinct was accepted officer Johnson Of the Thirty thrd
Precinct was retired annual pension Of 800 com
munlcatOn regard the infringement OF the rear wall OF
the Twenty ninth street Police station private property
was referred to the Committee Repairs aud supplies
dispute has arisen III the Surr0gatc's Court rs to
Bou IIcrons guardian. j. j. Taynor appointed about
three years ago request Bou mother but since her
prominent; Brooklyn gentleman has applied to snrro
gate Calvin for authority guardian. claiming that he
Was requested by Matilda Heron just before her
DEATH This gentleman. whose name Is withheld expressed
surrse az hearing guardian already in the ield,
and the Surrogate will pass Judgment in the matter TO
The Rev Dr. William 4. Muhlenberg, well known
by bis connection with Hospital and the settlement
of 1T Johnland Long Island lying sick at the hos
ptal at Tfthaye. and Fifty OurthsL ON Washingtons
birthday he was seized with conyuson which lasted
era hours he has been unable
ON MONDAY b rallied ana seemed much better, but IRE
lapse followed visit him frequently but they do
not anticipate any change for the Dr.
Muhlenberg completed ms sOth year last september
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
BROOKLYN.

Five locomotives, 81 ears and 10000 ties are i'll
readiness the Coney Island and Bay Ridge Railroad
Mrs. Nina Binninger of M0re-St. was arrested
yesterday for brutay beating her daughter she will be
amined before Justice Guok to-day.
John IIskank, 16 years If age was caught in the
machinery Rawscrs shoddy factory North Ninth and
Fifth.sts, yesterday, and almost instantly killed.
The iron modeTs in Brown 4 Patterson's iron
foundcry Hope and Eighth sts struck work Monday
account OF a reduction Of 10 per Ia their
The Citizens Gas Company March l. raised the
pnce from 81 25 81 80 thousand feet Consumers
not Informed OF this advance until few days
Car No. IL of the Smith and Jay Street Railroad
been tted up with alternate lows Of white and blue
glass Is expected that this III be crowded every
trp By enthusiastic blue glass Donanisoa who thus
indulge their fayorite hobby without loss Of tune
The schooner Desire Capt {. A. Cannan, left
GIeenpJint March 2, crew Of men, and
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

SPECIAL NSOUNCEMENT.-KNOx's SPRING
HAITI and for inspection and sale at 2l2 Broad
way and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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Baldwin 4 Bacon, dealers in clOth, occupied the lrst
floor and Easements represented by Nos 32 anu ~
Frankn-st, and their loss is estimated AZ S3OOoO
Their stock was insured for $I55 600 as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
BRET HARTH'S
New poem In PUCK. Out today.

COLGATE a. Co.'s
LAUNDRY SOAP. The best IN use.
For sale by GrOcers and AZ No. ], ,l5J Broadway
New-York tribune., 1877-03-12
me NINEILEArH CENTURY.

T,XNYsoN's IvTRorvc1oN TO THE NEW REVIEW
Mr.. Tcnnyson thus ploclaims in a predatory
poc.q IN ne NineiCeRH century the mission OF tIa
uewiy -Goa:cd venture:
Those that Of late bal fectcd fa- end fast
10 touch eil s,i,r.s now leaving 10 the skiN
OF 0fners thor nld craft ,"aw1rthv 'iili,
II ave .naI!t'G tlS; Wlcrc, !nlndIui oi me past,
Or Z. ...a ,c-.u .tts IG-lt.ier round TIC mast,
Or l.ysr~. iun-II'. bGt wi:h common VII
Here, iG thi~ roaring moon % da!fudn
AG.t csuCus. b. !.iii TORN and brave tho blast;
I.I .lfn,. descending rom ihc sacred peak
o. huar l.g, '.Hi, ic;i FditE, have i"aCu"d again
Their !us with suie 20 rove thc world ahOUt
AID sJDl' asC E..cF c"ihiGdcS. sWJrh 10 seek
II any .,!. &C.. la. !ur hc far Eicn
Iu sc.ls a. Death asG sunless guks CT Doubt
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