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navy blue hose; she came because she 10 In
tsresed In the festive Spite or the risky but idotc
poodle; the fash young man about town called, "you
kuow,n to see the sporting dogs; ola men came,
young men. middle aged men, sporting men, non
dogs-sll well psased Interested and partially deaf
on leaving. The snow - well managed The
doors where thrown open at eight O'Clock this mora
ing and at ten the judges began their work They
went throueh the different compartments and ex-
umned each dog with critical eye Exery pecuiari'y
the relative number OF points for excel'sncs
credited to h,m. At the end OF the total was
taken and the dog was assigned his place among bis
peers. The work was done very systematically, and
there can be little chance Tor complaint. The largest
class by far the ball the setter class. The fol-
lowing are the most notable awards made today
Champion Enelish Setters-First premium dog, $50;
T. Ii. Bryson, Memphis, Tenn Best bitch, d. I.
Champion Irish setters-Best dog, $50; 81 Louis
Kennel Club. Best bitch, same.
Imported English Settlers or their Progeny OF the
FIRST Genera,ion-Iest dog sS5; Eraaklin Sumner,
Milton Second $50; H. scsis E~slans; ro
edo OHIO. Best bitch, $50; same
Champion Poiutsrs-Bsst dog, $50; Westminster
Kennel Club. Now York. Best bitch, $50; Edmund
Chesapeake Bay Dogs-Best dog, s3s; Baltimore
hes, sch GuS % NM odaa onS
Irish Water spanics-Bcst dog or bitch, s20 J. d.
Whitman Chicago.
Bulldoes-Frst. $40; George G. Haven, New York
Bull rerriers-First prize $40; j. e. Latnrop Bos-
Cocker spanels-Best dog, $50; Q. W. DAVIS. Provi.
dence, RI Second, $40: CHARLES Allen, Worcester
Native English setlers--For the best dog, $35;
George A. Thayer, Boston. Second best $40; David r.
Waters, Salem. For the best Ditch, $35; +. A. For
saith, Klttery. Me- Second best. $50; William Tall.
man, B.rrngton. 4. l. For the best dog puppy under
twelve months OF age, $40; Allie Hardy, Brook'ine.
Pointers under Fifty Pounds Weght--For the best
pitch Edmund Orgll Memphis, Tenn.
Fox hounds-For tho best couple. dogs or bitches,
$50; Charles Brown, North Somsrvllle. Second bost
Slu; L. b. Bartlett Arlington
Bfaglcs-For the best dog or bitch, SIS; George
Pownal, CnrstIana, Pa Second best, $40; AL Watts
Boston.
Mastis-For the best dog or bitch, $50; A. w. Aus
tin. Boston, Second best, $40; Charles N. Morton,
AlIston.
81. Bernards-For the best dog bitch, $50; J. r.
Allen. Jamaica Plains. Second best $40; Charles Arm
stronp, Al.ston-
NewiouDdia nds-F0r the best dog or bitch, SO; H.
W. Livingston, New York. Second best. Augustus
Thorndike, Longwood
For lerrcrs-For tho best dog bitch, SIS; AL
Watts, Boston. Second best, $40; J. A. Doyle, Eng
lana. fAf
Greyhounos-For the best dog or bitch, SIS; f. W.
Cushing. Boston. second best. SO; II. Livingston,
New York.
Yorkshire TerriersFor the best dog or bitch, $40;
Henry Kistermann New YORK. Second best, IS; TO
the
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| indicted and .h.. only one had received hi. .one,

indicted and that only one had received bis money
back.
Juago PITcHEK-I will decline answering that
charge until hear which one did not receive hia
money. /" n li ~
REpoRrER-what is the charge about the woman
McGrathY lflI. (tf
warrant ior the arrest OF man upon the application
oil one Mary McGratn The facts are tnis woman-
Mary McGrath--applled for warrant for the arrest
of a criminal charge, and declined TO grant
it untiI / had investigated the case as she
woman that drinks aud had gwen trouble before.
was called at her house one night when she
bai hit a negro woman the head with poker, ane
found he = ia hs; consequently did not think
justified in granting warrant on her amdavit
REPoRTER-What was the nature or the charges pre-
ferred by Prosecuting Attorney ). T. LanningY
Judge PIrcHkR-They are that withheld from tn.
Prosecutor of tn. Pleas list of witnesses and ntor-
nation of evidence OF alleged commission OF crime
known 10 me police justice, ana also that before
the investigation OF the cause 0i ire was uy CON-
peted Ca used 10 be written and published in public
newspaper article in deionce ol the person TO whom
the testimony pointed as the incenoary. am also
charged with withholding certain papers from the
Prosecuting Attorney In answer 10 the above merely
state that issued warrant TO arrest Charles
Ksvanagh, which was 10 be executed when nc was
brought 10 for examnati before Judge Scudder,
Freehold, on Monday, March H. / drove over 10
Frcehold on Monday morning and gave Prosecuting
Attorney I.annng The original documents about half
past nine A. H. and gave copies vi them 20 MS As.
sisant, Mr. Conovcr was not present 10 cours as
rest lurant had been up all sunday nlght witn my
WIFE, who had been so Ill that l had 10 call IN ths
doctor, auu the loss Vi secP Aheoso1 io v" VIZ W.
loving day.
Mrs Pitcher was then called IN by tho Judge and
his statement TO her ndIspositioE on
the Sunday chr aud his having sat up with her.
The Judge then continued: IL also deny ever inten-
tionaily withholding any list OF witnesses aud most
empbaticaly deny navng caused 10 be written OF
published any statement in newspaper IN defonce OF
any person charged with iucendiarIsm;
REPoRTER-ls there anything lurtner you wouN
like TO say Judge PitcnerY
judge PlronsR-Nolhing, except tnat Will make y
com etc answer To ali the charges when 90 befor
the Long Bruncn Commissioners
There Is considerable excitement in the village II
regard the charges preferred against Judge Pitcher
and everybody looking forward with interest 10 thu
examination Saturday next
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THE NEW YORK DOG SHOW.


The preparations for the SECOND annual New York
Bench SNOW OF Dogs, at Gilmores Garden, under the
auspices OF the Westminster Kennel Club, pro-
crossing in manner which promises The
dates fixed for the show Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, May H. Is. 16 and II. Mr.
William Lort the 'all round" judge OF Great Britain
has accepted the invitation OF the club visit this
country and Will take the position held by Mr.
Macedonia last year. Associated with Mr.. Lort will
be Mr.. John Davidson and DR.. L. II. rwaddell Eng
sh breeders and exhibitors, iuily aware OF The i'm
portance oil this show and OF the richness
OF the prizes, which this year exceed $4,000
IN value, have already made numerous applications
Tor premium lists In order TO DO full justice the
dogs the managers have decided TO receive nc more
than $780, the greatest number that be comfort
ably PROVIDED TOR without overcrowding the Garden.
The exhibit oftoy dogs, mastins st. Bernards and
transporting dogs VIII astonsh those who have only
attended such shows have been ned outside OF New
York
Tho managers nre Messrs. William NJ. Tileston
chairman; h. Walter Webb q. Du Bois WagsLaG G.
Dc Forest Grant and DR.. William seward Webb.
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THE BROOKLYN HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

THE THREE SUSPECTED HIGHWAYMEN Ar
RAfGNED BEFORE JUDGE FERRY.
The three men, William IL. Bartlett, George W.
Martin and Jonn A. Roberts. who were arrested on
Monday on the charge of having assaulted aud robbed
Warren Lane and Daniel Meg ulnness the employees Of
the Planet Mills, South Brooklyn, On Saturday last
were brought before Justice Ferry yesterday. Coun.
scor lisnc appeared for Roberts and also pleaded
not guilty on behalf oil Bartlett and Martin. For
latter ex-Judge Troy bs.Quently appeared sworn
complaints were led against the prisoners by Messrs
Lane and McGuinness, setting forth that tuey had
been rubbed respectively OF $1,000 ana 5000 Ex-
Judge Troy said tnat IL outrage 10 keep his
clients in Jail any longer than was absolut tely neces
sary, and he asked lor an immediate examination.
Assistant District Attorney Oakley, who appeared for
tho people, said that he was not ready 70 proceed
The examination was hnally set down Tor tomorrow
morning at ten O'Clock.
Inc prisoners before being taken 70 jail had an In
terview with Superintendent Campbell at Police
Headquarters. They all positively denied that they
guilty Of the robbery ana each claimed that
he was IN remote part OF this city between thd
hours oil one aud threc o'clock ON tue afternoon 10
question.
ANOTHER ARREST
Detectives Frost ana Corr sent last evening Dy
superintendent Campbell 10 arrest william scott,
better known as 'By Scott" the picture OF the lat
ter having been ntned by oil the witnesses as
oeing thar Of iourtn engaged IN the robbery
Scott who Is about forty years of age, Is stout
Hsavs Looking man wn NS sIs aad % ana N h
doncs IN BIeeoker street about SIX o'clock. He
Captain Leavy,s Office In the Tuird precinct station
house, Butler street Matthew Beilord, JanItor Of
pubic scuool No. q aud James Walsh, VINO saw the
four men standing on the corner OF Union Hoyi
streets just before the robbery Was COMMITTED, were
sent Tor by the Captain, out tney were unable den.
tily scott oil The men. Scott who smoked
quietly said that he knew nothing about the affair
ana was not in Brooklyn that afternoon. Other witt
nesses summoned, but they could not iden t,fy
him either Detectives Roche and Mahoney we're OF
the opinion that the prisoner was the ian wan ted
These detectives claim That they have nine vii nesscs
In
and eight who identity Bartlett None OF the stolen
| money has been recovered.
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GREAT BEACH SHOW.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF VALUABLE Dogs
AwAAD OF PREMIUAis.

A GaAND EXHIBITION OF VALUABLE DOGS
AwAID OF PREMIUMs.
BosroS, March 20, 1878.
The great Bench Show has opened and a four tory
building gwen up 10 the noisy every
quarter OF the land. There be no mistake about
the fact that the show ia full operation. Anybody
VINO travels up Washington street ana by Jor-
uan, Marsh Co.'s establishment, win be
readily made TO believe inat the dog days arc
suddenly sandwcned In between the ntiu gusts OF
March winds mat have made Bostonians take down
the ulster aud chest protector again. Such a noisel
over eight hundred good, healthy dogs, with SOUND
lungs and goou appctites, taken away from home and
thrust IN among strangers, VIII be sure TO mako
tnat heavs rhero is the LOUD and long waiiDg.
baying sound OF The night watch DOG, sort OF
nine bsso, followed by the snarp yep Of the hound
ana the Jergy bark OF The poodle. Then tail, lank
looking uog with a mOurniui TACO ana long ears sets
up bowling That wuuid wake the dead, by tho
time these. are all well started the wnole chorus
comes IN with multiplicity OF SOUNDS
aud keys that would drive Gilmore crazy,
aud IN comparison with wnlch ,he open air meeting
at Baoel was u deaf and dumo show. There big
dogs, little dogs, meulum sized dogs, aficctonate
d0g5, cross dogs, suriy dogs, white dogs, black
dos, yellow dogs, gray dogs brown dogs, dogs with
long cars, dogs with suort ears, dogs without ears,
long tailed dogs, SNORT tailed dogs, DOGS Win
stuUs, pug-nosed dogs, dogs with classical features,
vi all classes ana geneaIoges, natonaitos ana gener
aiics. Then the people that have visited the snow
during the day show good contrast There was the
lazy from Beacon Hill with speclacles on nose and
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NEW JERSEYS CAPITAL.
GBy TELEGRAPH 10 TIL HERALD.
NJ 1

BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIL HERALD.
TRENTON, March 26, 1873.
There is likely over the expenses in
cured account Of the late visit OF members Of
the New York Legislature here Mr. Jackson to-day,
IN House, offered resolution Inat the Receotion
COMMITTEE 60 around and IN Ike up a collection,
VIII ch the Speaker declared out Of ordef. Then Mr..
Dury &c, chairman OF the committee said The members
thereof were receiving the DIls and, when looted up
a report would De made to The House. There rs con-
siderable ieelng over The matter aud entirely against
Tue STATE paying the expenses The result promise es
to hat members will have 10 90 around begging or
else the hotel keepers VIII be out OF pocket
LITTLE PUNCH.
nil was Introduced in the House providing that
before any person snail sell sprituous or malt Liquors
he snail Op.an from tho State Treasurer coupon
tl1cates representing one two and hve cents Tor the
sane, the object oelng TO obtain staiIsucs OF the
amount OF LIQUOR sold. The bill has created consider
able talk Ia the oboies IL VIII meet with strong op-
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QUARRELSOME CRI,PINS.

Three shoemakers, named Henry Newman, William
Longstrect ana sidney Burr INDUCED freely in beer
In the apartments oil the latter, at No 179 Jackson
street, Williamsburg, last evening. About ninc o'clock
they became engaged In general fight during which
Newman was thrown down fight OF stairs and the
other Two were terribly cut and bruised abvut the
head. Newman was taken 10 ST. Citharine's Hospital
In AN ambulance, but was SO drunk that u impos-
sibie to ascertain tho extent OF his mi urcs Long
street arrested and the police are alter Burr VINO
was sober enough TO get away,
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OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION.

The SPECIAL COMMITTEES oil the Newark Common
Council, appointed TO investigate tue AFFAIRS OF the
Aqueduct Board held a meeting In the CITY Hall last
evening Al the invttation OF the com mitice all the
members OF the AqucducL BOard were pre-en, as we'll
the superintendent, ana several officers IN che en-
poy the Board. TIE Witnesses examined wero
Mayor Yates aud Mr. Danicl Dodd, Tho examination
VIII be COnLlnued.
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A DEN BROKEN UP.

Cora Brown, The prpprietrcss OF the disrcpulabo
den Ia Water street, winch was raded on Monday by
sergeant Woodrun and posse OF the iombs squad,
was arragncd DctJrc Judge Murray yesterday and
hcia IN 200 Dal. Ihu iomalo inmates arrested
cOmm,ttcd 10 tue Island. carpenter iound az work
IN toe h0uso was dlsenaIAed.
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BUILDING DEPARTMENT.

The weekly report oil the Department Of Buildings
was submitted by superintendent Adams YESTERDAY,
from which II appears that twenty unsafe buildings
have been reported, eight o which have been mado
secure Notices nave been served owpors OF lbirty.
seven ugsde buildings, aud If not put IN safe con-
dItou tho dcpartmoet viii take legal measures TO nave
Inc law complied WIlh.
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CONFIRMED

About two hundred aud lorsy persons o both sexes,
ranging between tho ages OF fourteen aud seventy
ccived confirmation last evening, at the hands OF
Bishop Currisan, IN 81. PeLeL's Churen Jersey CIy.
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condemned Locals.

A revival Of religion commenced In Hanilne
NJ F. church last sunday evening and still con-
tinUeS-
Mr. r. IT. Campbell has received letter from
Col. Michael Thompson. who Is not in this city,
as enormously stated in the newspapers, but is
in the far west under tie care OF two surgeons.
He has had an operation performed in his
throat. and he is much better, although not en-
tirely out OF danger. Nj. Cam bell adds: Ills
physicians say he must not cone east for Spve-
raj months. He VIII return when allowed to by
lis physicians"
Messrs. Merrick, Morris and J. ". Bell. as
counsel for Admiral ID. ID. Porter, in the silt
brought against bin by Lieut.. WetmOTe. OF the
navy, 10 recover money which it is claimed was
not paid him on the orders Of the admiral have
filed the usual plea of not guilty.
The rehearsal OF the Philharmonic society
church. Professors Caulfield aud kimbail con-
the chorus. \ large number OF our prominent
citizens hare joined this organization to aid in
establishing a musical centre In this District
DIR. j. French HaTtigan has returned from
Europe In remarkably good health. During his
stay abroad he took course OF surgery in the
LoPdOn hospitals.
The COTcOran Gallery Of Art VIII be open free
10 the public tomorrow THANKSGIVING day.
between II am. and PIN.
T. VI Whitaker X son send the Edinburgh r.
rfelr for October: the excellent Scott reprint.
Lovers OF choice music will be afforded a treat
Tomorrow evening ~ Lincoln hall 10y the choir
Of st. AuguStiEe'S church. when VIII be rem
dered by a choir Of 81 voices the finale OF the
second act OF ''TTdviatdF-a musical feat never
before attempted In Washington
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GEORGETOWN.

WEDDrNG.-The wedding of W Taylor Birch.
esq, TO Miss Ida SinlnS. daughter OF Mr.. JOS L.
Simms, took place to-day at quarter before
one o'clock at Dunbarton street VI. E. church.
The ceremony was performed by the pastor. the
Rev. Richard Norris Prof. Ii. 4. Gross officiat-
ing at the organ. The happy pair left lmmedi-
ately after the ceremony for a tour north, ac-
connanied by the good wishes of numerous
friends
- d. L"rI3G ASSoCIATToS-At the ed regular
'--vnthly meeting OF the 9th building aSSocia-
ton, held last night, at Goddarjs hall, $4,000
was retired, being IS shares. AT 81 80 per share.
RT.-Entered-Steamer John Gibson. Capt.
Traverse, with merchandise for District mer-
chants, from New York.
CATTLE MARKET.-3I5 cattle offered; $50 sold
at 1915 10 81 per cwt. 500 sheep-400 sold at
TO n cents per pound. so lambs sold at AZ
to cents per pound. 20 COWS sold at $50 TO SIS
per head.
GRAIN.-There were no arrivals Of grain and
no offerings OF wheat ON change to-day
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pn trial for Murder.
TEE CLARK-CASH CASE.

Yesterday, in the Criminal court, Judge
Wybe. the trial Of samuel \. Clark, charged
with the murder OF John Lee. b. shooting him
gu Christmas day on Capitol lliu. was continued
after cur report closed, and the following te5ti-
mOHy was given for the government: Robert
Bruce testified that he saw Clark meet Lee. and
after say Ing that he was the man he wanted,
ire the pistol: he then LETT ard ran too fast for
Ia0!her-tn-law OF Lee, teStiged II Clark coming
70 Ter house, nearly a year before, with pistol
M his hand and threatening 10 Kill Lee if il
TOOK year TO do It. This closed the evidence
for the government.
The defense called George Ried. who iudsed
That the street lamps al lth street and Pennsyl-
f&nia avenue were lighted on December % at
5:s5 p. H.; Daniel Seals who did moi hear the
pistol fred. but was in the confectionery with
Fred Schultz at the time: VIM. II. Brown. Mrs
tr0odhnoW. Helen Newton, and VIM. Newton.
who testified as TO character: and E. c. MOTri-
son. OF The bureau OF equipment and recruiting.
Navy department, who produced the naval
record Of Samuel \. Clark 10 show that he en-
listed october ~ 1875, as landsnan. for one
year, and was discharged June ., 1916.
TO-DAY.
This morning George ". Riggs (bankeT1 teSti-
ted 20 the peaceable character OF defendant
Robert Bruce testified that lie never told Mrs
Haynes OF the shooting, but on cross examtna-
ton lie said that he told her he saw Lee shot.
Mrs. Matilda Haynes testified that a few DAYS
after the shooting. Bruce said lie knew nothing
about the shooting.
Hamilton Wilson testified that he had been
tit vi Oldfhe Jile business on lltn
and Z streets: that they commenced october
18th; that he gave the hat (Which belonged 10
him TO Officer kellum, and X. also TOOK the
pistol away with him. This belonged TO Wit
ness and was III the house at ~ O'clock
Mrs Sarah Hin was recalled and testified
that Matthew Taylor was not at her house dur
ing ChliStmaS day.
Mrs. susan Raglan testified that she was in
the house at the time OF the shooting; that Fred
SchutZe did not 20 outside until some one came
ia ard said man had been shot.
lie day alter the shooting. and BIuce said lie
brew nothing about the case
Taylor Triplett testified that he was on the
faWnee with Robinson. and the vessel was not
AZ hey West that cruise
hG1aaS Mcmahon testified that the lamps
Lid not been lighted at the time OF the shooting
Dennis Callaghan testified 10 the good char
GCter OF Clark.
Rufus Savoy testified that he was not with
Clark On that day nor did he see him.
This closed tie evidence, and the counsel pro-
CCcled 10 argue the case
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TIE ''PALaIs ROYAL RESTAURANT" (Mr. Louis
Faber proprietor), viii be opened this, Thanks
giving eve, at its new location, 405 18th st.-4dU
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\ RARE CHANCE for obtaining gents boots,
shoes and CATERS Of first quality and OF his own
make is offered by j. j. Georges. See advertise
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CITY ITEMS.

NEW AND ELEGANT PREPARATION is j. d. r.
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NEw PATTERNS In ingram carpets marked
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N W Id Nottingham curtain lace from 25 80,
o. ooe;, iaTge double white blankets from 81 So
-, sS:oo, - up; bed comforts from 15c up, al
Iowsons' 6s6 Pennsylvania ave-, south Side.
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LOCAL NEWS.


National TheGter.-Lotta, the vlvaclous, in
ola Cigale.'
For,i's opera House, In the Streets Of New
York"
IheGter Con1i9tse.-Excellent varieties
Memorial Chprch-Emblem anniversary.
Odd FflIo1rs' HaH-AnnUal ball OF the knights
OF ST. Peter.
81. JoSeyh's HaH.-Annual hop Of the Emmett
NH
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CARRIERS, IN Market SIGce.
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LAST JUNE coal dealer OF responsibility and
New Orleans, invested ten dollars in The our
chase from II. 4. Dauphin O'. O. box 692. New
orleans La, OF 4 ticket i'll the Extraordinary
seml-annual Drawing Of the LOuiSia2a State
LOltcly, ana drew $4,000. The next drawing
takes place on December 10th, ana the scheme
presented by the company is 50 attractive that
IL IS not unlikely some one OF our readers Will
WIN the grand prize, al. er lie resolves that he
who ventures nothing wins nothing and beipy-
Ing that Generals G. T. Beauregard OF I.0uisi-
ana, and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia are honest
men, ahG that the distribution under their sole
Gaze is an honest one.