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PEATEg WITH A BASE BALL CLUB.

KODVIT -. DdTU WIS ITVIT FI'VVV DITI Dy
justice Duffy yesterday, charged with bru:'liy beating
Peter Wade, of No. i39 West Twenty htbst with base
hall club on the head aud INJECTING serious wounds On
him Wade said that Dale AMI hs wife were living with
~ ~, and paid ulc nothing for thrir board that
w .cucsday night Dale insuitcd Wadc's wife grossly.
WADE remons rated with him, and the men came 10
blows AMI Wade picked NJ poker To dcfcUd h IN eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
TELEGRAPuIy NOTES.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2l.-Jamcs Knapp, who was
dangerously wounded by the explosion Holiday Street
Theatre yesterday afternoon, died this morning.
DRADwoOD, u. r., Jan. III Yesterday about 90
Indians gong North crossed the Bismarck road
Buttes Several fgeg trains were on the road In that
NV bat mOlested
UuCA " Y, Jan. 2t.-The State Encampmcnt of
the Grand Army ~ the Republic concluded session
CHOSEN follows Department Commander W.
D. ito!gers, Buffalo senior NiceC Commander Constantine
Ezchr NoHYorK Ju or NiceC Commander. George Tread.
we'll Albany Chaplain j. IT, Barnard; Medical director J.
Il win Seeiy, y. D.. Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
INCREASED EASTERN NAIL FACILITIES.
Additional facilities for tbe distribution of

Additional 1aclHtles IOr Tic ulsIiIouUioh vi
mails in transit between this city and Boston are eX
pected TO go operation about February l. This ser
vice will be almost entirely existing trains, except In
the case Of the first dispatch in the morning from this
city, which is expected the train starting from
the Grand Central Depot not earlier than reach
ing New-Haven 1870 Il. Providence at 1:15 D.
Sprn field at 1910 "a. m, aud Boston at 2:4O u.
In order TO avoid the delay which would be necessary
II distribution had 10 be made Of these mails IN the New
York Post Office it is stated that publication Offices
and newsdeaerS make up and send TO advantage
mails for this early train i'll manner siiOar Ia that in
which publication mail is now sent ~ tie 100 a. H.
Ne1-York and Washington Railway Post once tram:
As IL will be necessary to weigh the mail intended
for this early dispatch before dcposi,lng IL in
the mail wagons, notice 10 given That 10 VIII be
important 10 deliver matter at the lobby Of the New
York Post Office not later than $3.50 m in order 10 in
sure its dispatch by the train. In response To ILL
curry yesterday regarding this matter, Superintendent
Jackson the Railway Mali Service, SEATED that If this
arrangement should nOt 20 Into eject promptly upon
February l. due notice OF any pos pOnement would be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25

There is at present llourshlng association,
composed of professional and amateur artists. meeting
twice week in the Brooklyn Art Associations build
Ing on Montague-st for the purpose OF studying from
the fe although drawing from the cast optional with
the members The association numbers about thirty
members OF both sexes, and Is selfss aiming, receiving
from the Art Association, except the u.s. % The
rooms. Up 10 year ago the Art Association ;nan.a al
hfeclass IN connection with Its school, but az that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
THE CITIZENS FIRE. OF NEWARK.

In the matter of the application for a re-
cever of the Citizens Fire Insurance Company Of New
ark the Chancellor of NewJersey yesterday denied the
motion, least for the present, but the company and
directors will be restrained from any disposition OF the
assets except TO debts until the further order of
the Court The Chancellor finds that the company Is not
insoyen and not therefore amenabe 10 proceedings III
cases insolvency. The result OF the opinion that
the present state OF affairs is maintained until the stock
holders shall have decided whether not the company
is TO be wound up. meeting OF the stockholders Will
he held early in February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
4 STRUGGLE WITH THIEVES.

Henry Beecber, Of No. SO Forsyth-st, and
JohA Mallory, OF No 332 East Twenty-hird-st, wero
seen by Mathew McNulty, of Nc. 253 AyeA, Wednesday
night stealing boxes Of starch from the grocery store
OF John XIX at No. 245 Avenue A. MeNulty gave
Chase and when he overlook the thieves BeecAer pre-
sente revolver and Mallory drew knife threatening
McSuty's lfe officer G0dT1ch OF the Eighteenth Pro-
cjnct went to McNultys assistance and succeeded IN
arr the tnieyeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
END OF THE CIGAR STRIKE.

The leaders Of the striking cigarmakcrs have
finally given their followers permission to return
work ut the manufacturers terms and several Of the
leaders have set the example. " Yesterday WAS my
rst days work after nearly four months OF waiting
sad delegate the Central Committee, and am glad
Of an opportunity money. Now arc all
scabs and union men. but Ne shall consolidate all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25

JoNDoS. Friday, Jan. p, 1879.
The Do;ly TcLroOh's Pera dispatch says: "The
Russian PROPOSE lions moderate than any an
ticpatons that have been published. aud are not
such as ar likely to arouse the hostility of the Eng
Ii,h Government The stipulation that causes the
creates, anxiety is said TO be- demand for the tenn
porary occupation Of Coustantiropc. 1t is hoped
that this may be aVoidcd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
SUICIDE OF ALEXANDER DICKSON

BOSTON, Jan. 2I.-AIeXandcr DIcksOn, n
wealthy aud respectable builder of Jamaica Plain. cut
his throat from ear ear aud shot three bullets into his
head In the cellar OF u horse that he building He
Was formerly collector and an assiSlaut-SscssOi
and WAS chief engineer Of the Fire department for
thir, wears II n Thought that he temporarily IN
sane rs he had no lnancia ADVERTISEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
A WIFE'S ADMISSIONS OF HER SHAME.
TIE REFEREES DECISION IN THE DICKIE DIVORCE

The suit of Edward p. Dickie against his
wife, Mary Elizabeth, for absolute divorce. on the
ground of adultery was yesterday before Judge j. f.
DAY. in the Special Term Of the Court OF Common
Pleas great Of testimony has been taken before
exJudge Bosworth. referee who decided III favor OF
the plaintiff, and Mr.. Dickie's counsel moved.
yesterday, judgment in accordance with the
report. Mrs. Dickc is charged with nearly fifty
acts of adultery, continuing from the time OF her
marriage, in 1853, down TO the commencement OF
these proceedings in 1872. Her paramour is alleged to
he Charles Brinckerof former partner of her husband
in the firm OF Dickie & Brinckerhof which was few
years ago prominent In the glass trade In TINS city, seV-
era letters written by Mrs Dice TO her husband after
the discovery of her lndelity put in evidence In
all OF them she cOnfesses her guilt and begs to be for
given.
Tho defence is n general denial OF the charges An
drew oardman appears for the plaintiff and eX-Judge
William H. Leonard Cor the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
A FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 24.-The Boston
freight this evening had two thrown from the
track and wrecked, near Westerly brakeman ia re-
ported as slightly injured Both tracks are obstructed.
and the steamboat train will probably be detained two
or three hours wrecking train has been sent from
Stoulugton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
A CoNNoIssEUB.-Farmer's W

groom. WHO has called with u mcssage): snow, Jonu,
tGajs glass Of good beer isn't III Home brewed that
notnn[ In that Dut good malt and hops" John Eyes,
man, and thc waiter" Farmers wife: "Well, yes. OF
e.rtS, The wafer; III forgotten that" John tasting
Nay. mum, all he blessed II yer heye."-(Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT BUDNUTs, NO.
2l8 BROADWAY.
Ca NJ. 2oo. Noon 24o Sd 10 33' Midnight w.
Highest during the day. 49, Lowest i9S
Average 2i3, Same day. 1877 1924.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT AENINAL
Freret House-Professors Theodore ID. Wo0lsey, OF
Haven c. NJ. Mead of Andover, Mass and Ezra App9,
Of Cambridge, Mass Gisg JOsepn ,
Hawley OF Connecticut and W. j. Magrat Presideh. vi 1no
south Carolina Railroad Company hOtet b,utsu.on
William Beach Lawrence, Of Rhode Isand ana l
George ~ Wheeler Of the Engineer Corps T. y A ;f,h
Arens Hotel Elisha Atkins, President OF the union
Pacific Railroad Company. and Ex-Governor w. a stray" Vi
New. Hampshire Westmnster HoteICommanoer Hsry
limit of Rhode Island Jdiaes H0fet-Captan X X
Hreese C. S. Grand HoteL-Proessor NJ b. Riddle, OF
Hartford ibea,ls H0t,l-frofessor William T. Biake'
OF ew.HaYen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
Nonrpv CoNyERsATION, 70

MODERN CONVERSATION. - Young Green:
Hot isn't tp Young lady (tired OF the supeci); " 20
Won said inst now." Y. G.. tnery0usy: Yes but don't
you think it has got hoterl' Young lady gives Young
Green up as a bad j0b-tJudy.
As they were about to Quaff one of the par
~ suddenly called out TO another, Hello. Dougaerty-
you drinking whiskeyf Sure IL was only Yesterday ye
towld We q taytoter." Well" said Mr. Dough
ertv evidently somewhat disconnected, you're right,
Msth-r Kellyits quite right are-I am taytotler,
lis true. but G-I-ru not a bigoted ne!-lVrglnia
tNeyl Chronicle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
END OLE A WEsrERN RAILROAD POOL

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 24.-The pooling ar
rangements Of earnings between the Indianapolis ard
ST. Louis and 81. Louis. yaudaa, Terre Haute and
Iudanapolis Railroads las been abrogated by mutual
consent and the roads will be worked separately after
innuiI..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
LIE LOUISIANA RErrRNING noARp GASES.

THE LOUISIANA RETURNING BOARD CASES.
ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.-Argument to trans
fer the eases Of mcmb, of tGc Returning Board 10 tho
limited States Circuit Court came un this morning ia the
superior Criminal Court. Judge John Rny appeared in
riaf Of AIcssrS kcnnrr and CIssnaNe, aud argued
n,otjou Asstant-A torney General Esan replied. lie
denied that there was prejudice the part of the Court
ma amy lry Tie case was continued until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25

LONDON. Friday, Jan. -, 1873
The Standards Vienna correspondent says Il
telegram received from Caura, crete, dated January %,
states that the Christians hud az tue open country
The Turkish attempts at Cancellation have failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
our unions into one organization, and then we snail DC
as strong rs ever"
AN EXCISE COMMISSION OF ONE.
WHAT THE MAYOR WILL DO TO FILL THE VACAN'
CIES.


WHAT THE MAYOR WILL DO TO FILL THE vACAN-
CIEs.
The resignation of Commissioner Patterson
of the Excise Board discussed with interest yeer
day. at the City Hail. The question was raised whetner
Commissioner Morton could transact the business OF the
Office alone representing quorum OF the board. Inc
act of 1870 under which the Excise Board was created
states that any one or of the Commissioners so
appointed shall have the power to act as Board or Ex
cise the city in which he shall De aploh'eu' ~ 'no
others shall he duly appointed 49,, r..
sDecial meeting of the Aldermen has becn calcu LOT
SATURDAY. poon at which IL is understood Mayor Ely VIII
send In TWO names for the existing III the TX
else Board Among the Republicans talked OF To succeed
Mr. Patterson, are ex-Aldernan Simonson and JacoD
Hess There is q host OF Democratic asrants for owen
Murphy's place, among tnem ex-Alderman Tnolney
Joscph Wangler Robert Halt. Dr. Meke, Philip Martin
Jacob Netze Henry Hughes, and exc Toner Hermann
Mayor Ely said yesterday that he should consult WIN
members of the Board of Aldermen to-day m regard 10
the selection OF that there should DC no deay
in confirmation. ,-.
Business was suspended at the Office OF the Excise
Board Yesterday No licenses will be granted AT present
Commissioner Morton declares that he Will stand oy
the Board Excise long there any OF 10 stan
by" If necessary he viii go 10 Albany alone newt
MOnday-the day appointed for the Excise Coihhssioh
eis TO appear before the Governor.
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THE BRITISH NAVAL ORDERS.
t,.t.... Trt,1.t- To-.

In reference 10 the assertion CT The Idiiy
ycs that tho Eitish feet now has been ordered
to land marines ana sailors 80 interesting To- noto tia;
the 'nfof saros T. close to tho Zinc OF Gapoi aud Is
tn nearest ANA most convenient place for landing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.
lBY CABLE 10 I'M IEinr yr.l

I''NIF''' IIiI'I''I'F' JFII' - I0'T
Oxford and Cambridge Universities have de-
cdcd t. row ,hcr annual cgtt cared race from Pltncy
to Mortake on the 18Th Instead ~ the 9Th Of April.
OxurI mas decided 70 row against any college crew that
may come America, aud tamniidg' intends 10 send
"A crew TO row In the Paris Exposition IL. alta.
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p OST S GRIP T.
3:4S a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne us.
THE RUSSIANS MARCHING ON.

MEUEMET ALI FALLING BACK-sTRUKOFF ORDERED
TO ADVANCE.
LoSDoN, Friday, Jan. o. 1873
A special TO The Daily Telegraph, from Pera, says
that portion Of Saleiman Pasha's forces embarked
yesterday, and that twelve battalions more WIN
probably leave tonight.
According to kilograms received in Paris from
Constantin0po. the Russians cannot reach Bnlair
for three days. Mehemit Ais troops are falling
back from Kirk Killissa on Kouleli Bourgas.
A Vienna correspondent of The Telegraph says:
The Russian General strukohas been ordered to rcacn
me Dardanees soon possible lie mas twenty .io
guns and number of torpedoes with him numoer vi
Turkish men-of-war have been ordered to GallipOu.
Tho TeltDdpNs GallipO dispatch, dated lhursday'
says some thousands more Turkish troops have az
rived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
FRENCH AMNESTY MEASURE.

NIN7AIIli- INNls IaJ jan. IT, us.
The Chamber of Deputies to-day, by vote
OF 32I to g. adopted bill granting amnesty for press
olenccs 100 persons convicted of such offences
under the dc Bro. lie Cabinet
fIor other Tore,gn nccs see frst pdqe.l
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SHIPMENT OF OIL BY CANAL
BRADFORD, Penn, Jan. pa compan

BRADFOKD, Tt1II., JdII' zI.-A CONIPdIIy MS
been org inzrd In the oil towns in Western NewYork
and IN this vicinity ship OIL in bulk via the Geneseo
Valley aud Eric Canals to Buffalo, Rochester and New
York. This movement will doubtless reyOlutonizc oil
transportation, which nus hitherto been m0nopozod by
rnIlA
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