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The New York herald., 1878-08-14
FIRE IN HgNTINGTON,. MASS.


10 srRIxaYsxt,p, Mss&s August IL, 1850 a
A nre came near Destroying the village or Hpnt-
ingson this morning. II began In =. ,s~su! SAad
At tho rear oil store about one o'clock
ard spread TO the block owned by E. N.
Woods estate, and occupied by Schuyler Clark,
groceries ana Shoes; Benjamin Little, meat market
James Gormap, shoes and for = tenement.
This Vas destroyed with the next build.
ing, owned By Mrs. Kelly, OF wss,neId
and occupied by Dowey's hardware aud iurnituIe
store. Wslls' dry goods shop also vent with ME-
Dsusherty's millinery shop and tenepsnt and
Offices. The town 10 without . good hro
appsrstua A steamer which arrived from Spring
Held with citizens armed With pals saved tho hotel
and other blocks. Had The night not been calm the
whole village would have been burned
Tho Ioss by the Huntington Gre 10 nearly 500. 000
so lar knswn tho chief Losses aud insuranc~s are: -:
Woods estate loss, t$3 500; insurance, t2,5o0 ".
Schuyler Clark. gfoeor iess, 200; insured.
u .. Kslly's buiiding-oss, $40. o00 Dswsy's hard
ware stere-loss, $l,40o; insurance $7O0 Wallis
grocery and furniture stose-leSs, $3 so0 Insurance
$2500. Dousnsrtys millinery store-loss, 81, 700 I;
Insurance, $500.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM CUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsHISGroS, August IL, 1878.
THE RIO GRANDE poRDER RAIDs--AN oPPoR-
ruNIrx TO BE GIVEN THE MExIcANs 10
GOVERNMENT.
The Secretary OF War does not dony that our
forces are expected 10 exercise all their power In
supprsssns Mexican raids into Texas. The orders
Of General Ord have not been changed In
the slightest manner He has had the
authority OF the administration, through the
War Department, to pur.ue tho lhleving
raiders across tho Rio Grandc, and as was stated
these despatch es month ago. the protest armed
opposition OF the Mexican troops would be disrs-
garded Since thou the question OF possible COLI
sion with Nsxicsn troops their own soil hus been
tuliy considered by the Cabinet. with inodinc lion
whatever OF existing orders.
The grounds Tor apprehending trouble In the pur-
suit oi the raders are simply ihesc:It has been
ported 10 tho War Department that tho Mexican troops
ars prepared 10 torcibiy resist the coming or our
troops. md will certainly do ir their number s any
who're near equal to our force found on Mexican
territory That this Is no idlo threat additional In
formation has been receiver at the War Department,
and has been the subject Of Cabinet consideration
TO the effect that the Mexcans intend to DO able TO
repsl any number Of our troops likely to cross the
~''~
facts beng accepted by the President rcprcscn
the true condition Of affairs tho border t the
opinion oil the administration Mexico s able 10 con-
esntra'o any portisn OF her army on the frontier
TO rnaintain the digu.ty or her sovsr-
eighty. she is equally able to prevent her
citizens, or persons making her soil base Of opera
tions, from violating territory by invasion for
piilags and crime It mas the repeated protos.
OF the Mexican govsrnInent that she would gladly
put . step 10 our capse for complaint. but was
not able. It was In view OF these reiterated
protestAtiops and the acceptance our part OF tho
statement OF suoh inability tnut General Ord year
ago was Instructed not to regard tho boun-
dary in tho pursuit OF raiding parsiss. II
our .iroops, In carrying out theses. instruc-
tions are nov TO be forcibly resisted. instead OF
aided. by tho Mexiss9s &c Is a condition OF things
which the administration 10 70 ascertain, and
the SserstAry Of war 10 tho authority Tor tho state.
msnt that the Mexican representatives on
the border will bs afforded On opportu.
nifty OF showing their Intention wheh our troops
again have occasion 10 the pursuit Of q marauding
party to cross the Rio Grande. The argument OF
Secretary MeCrary is that Interference by tho Nexi-
troops will give the lie 70 all the protests tne
Dax government.
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BOsTON's Betting COMPANY.
REORGANIZATION OF THE COMPANY.

REORGANIZATION OF THE COMPANY.
BosroS, August IL. 1873
A. u special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Boston Bslting Company this morning tho rssigna.
tions OF officers tsndsrcd ana laid on the
tub:c pending the reorganization OF the company u
being the desire OF the present stockholders thst
all members should have q voice In the election
Of The new Board. committee. consistiug OF
Henry +. Durant Z. s. Converse ana W. II. yurber,
was appointed TO amend the bylaws and report
at IN adjourned meeting to DO held next Monday.
II VAS voted TO Increase THO capital $500, 900
smouut OF s1.i, 600. Tho treasurer vas au' az.
tporzsd to sell stock ~ not less than
500 por share. IL was also voted that
1873 II paid for previous TO August 31tngsrsst al
the rate six per cent, will be allowed; ~ not PAID
Tor Oc,oDer interest will be charged AZ The same
rate IRON AuguN I.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR EXCURSION.

Providence. r. L, August Ia, 1873
About one hundred Knights Tsmpsar Of
Ph,ladeiphs Commandcry No. 2 reached here
to-day BY tho steamer Rhode Island.
They were accompanied by ladies' and =
band OF music They escorted by the committee
Of the Calvary CommAndsry TO the Naragansstt Hotel
At tsu O'Clock the knights OF Caivary marched the
hotel, formally reosivsd their guests, and marched
through the principal streets. making hnc parade
then TOOK the boat Tor Rocky Point, whore regular
Rhode I.iaud shoro dinner served. Au excursion
down tho bay and hop at Rocky Point Hoiei
tho pr ogrsmm Tor tLis afternoon aud evaning rhs
weather Is dellehtfui. and tho Philadelp party
seems to enjoy the hespitality OF the Knights OF
pgavi idonc
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RAILROAD STRIKE ENDED.

NiLWAUkkK Auguh -, 1873
Al a conference this afternoon between the CON-
nrttees appointed by tho Blscksmi,hs and Machns,s
Union aud Manager Merritt, OF the Milwaokes
and ST. Paul Railway, the latter presented
a written statement, which, In substance.
was that the company would reopen Their shops to-
morrow take back those who wished TO rstnrn
the wages paid them nt the timc they stopped WORK
on Saturday, provided the union would with.
drsw It's protest. The committee subsequently,
reported to the unon that Mr.. Morrill, mad assured
than that no further reduction would bs msdc, and
tue protest was Withdrawn. he dispute 10 nov
ancaby settled. and the men VIII all return 70 work
Tomorrow.
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CUBA.

THE STATE or sIE0E RAISED IN VIEW or THE
COMING ELECTIONS.
HAVANA, August 13, 1878 "
Captain General Martinez Clmpos mas issued .
decree declaring that electoral period 10 At
hand and the tranquility Of the island has been
established the state Of siege dscrsed on the 7h day Of
February 1874 raised, and all tho civil and Judicial
authorities Will again attend 10 the which be-
long TO risdctions according 70 law
All cases pending before military tribunals which
within the jurisdiction OF the ordtuary tribunals
will be transferred shs latter, togsshsr with tho
custody OF the accused. This decree will be pub
ished, with ths iormhlttcs OF an ordnance, IN all
tho jurisdictional ccntreA
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Charles G. Williams was nominated yesterday as
tie republican candidate for tho Firs, district IN Wis
consn.
Joseph II. Martin was dominated In Maine ysster.
day By tho democrats Of tho Fifth district
inc republicans OF the Second Congressional dis.
uict Vermont have peminatcd J. N. Tyler, Of
Brattieboro.
The nationals Of the Fourtssutb Coneress,oaai ais
rcl nominated u. g. Early OF Harrisburg, yesterday.
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TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, August 13 1873
The annual meeting OF The stockholders OF the
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company was held this si
terneon, Henry G. sssbbsns Of New York, presiding
In the annual report OF the directors II Is stated
444 mlos Of road arc operated. Tho gross earnings
for tho year ending May 81 were g. 33t $40 3d. work
Ing sxpshses 49, 439 81 net earnings SSSg $40 o.
In gross earnings, ~ compared With the previous
year, there was an sincsea OF $27s,S57 05.
OF the entire tonnage sevsnty.sx per cent
local business -four per csnt through bust
ness. there an increase OF sevsuty-two per
In commercial tonnage.
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Az, MEMPHIS.
ArxPuis, Tenn. August 10,

NfNPHls, Tenn. August IL, 1873
Mrs. Kate Br0ndA.. An Irish woman, living at No.
212 Front street, corner Of Adams. nearIy In the
centre OF the city, officially reported this
morning a. having genuine yellow iovcr. She
has been keeping small eating house.
which has bosn amost entirely ireQusntod by rousta
bouts river hands. DR.. Erskinc the health
oficsr has taken charge OF the building and block,
aud goes work at disiafecting and iumgsting
the entire sQuAfe. 4s ,.t.
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UEL coNovER FOR MAYoR-woULD HE suIz
TAMMANY?
A FEMALE HoUsEBREAKER.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l !

NoRPoLK, Va, August Ia, 1878.
lda Cook, tho white girl who lately gained great
notoricty under the name Of Mary Muddin In the
press OF the country snd excited such indignstioa
from phanthropists for having been whipped
publicly in Elizabeth City county for stealing
pair OF aud stockings, again arrAigusd BE-
fore justice yesterday. but this time she ap.
pretended tho grave charge OF .housebreaktng
and grand larceny. The evidence showed that sho
had access to koy that would 1T the door opened,
aud that she was afterward In possession OF the
goods stolen. Sho was sent on for indictment at
the next criminal term.
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sHARP YIoHr BETWEEN cow BOYS AND 4spftNse
$50 GALsxaxps, Texas, August Ia 1874
Necs special from Fort Clark states that SIX apw
boys found band Of eight Indians this morning.
a. daylight on tbs IN pccss Rivers whom y
sharp fight ensucd, resulting In the killing OF four
Indians and the capturs OF as0thsr, who 10 now In
the guasdhoass ut tho lort One OF the boys recsvsd
flssh wound 10 the neck and the oshsss had their
clothing perforated with bnllets.i - ..,t ~
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The stsamship scythia for Queenstown and Liver.
pool, and France for Havrc viii sail from this pors %
Wednesday. ar
The mails for Europe will close the Post Onlos -
one O'Clock Y. NJ aud for France direct ~ haltpas
iour A NJ .N a.f.t4a =.
The. Ngw YORK HERALD--Edition for Eureps-win
b. ready at hal past eig.t O'Clock Ia tho morninG
Single copies, IN wrappers Tor mailing, SIX csnsa
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A STRIKE SETTLED.
[sY rRLEaRApa ro THE HERALD. I

[BY rRLEaRAPa ro THE HERALD.1
SnAxoxIs, IA, August H. 1878
The dfnculty between the miners and The operators
At the BUCK Ridge CoI,sry OF this place was AMIGA
bly, settled to-day aud the men returned 70 work.
Last evening the employees Of the coiiisry met tho
and the strike settled by the men
agreeing 10 work for an advance tho old rates OF
i've per cent QUO half of the original demand, the
colliery resumed work to-day ~ the new rate OF
waRes.
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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP tor ehlljrsn
tcothing dysenteIy and dzrrhe, Wind cole aud
regulates the bowels % cr MS 4 BOTTLE.
DR. RlC0RD's ESSENCE OF LIFE RESTORES
manhood In four failure inpossbie; - per
soe Ageut. DE- JACQUES. University pi see New York
HAIR DYE--BACHEL0R's HAIR DYE SOLD BY
druggist Applied cecUr ated wig factory. i8 Bond
TO swEErEN THE BREATH AND PRESERVE
the teeth BRowSs CAnrHoaArsp sAroSAcfous DKsrI-
"a ceuts
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fLORtltSE,

for the teeth and breath. is best liquid dentrcs In
the world IL thoroughly che partially decaysd teeth
from all parasites vinx "auim aicule. leaving them
pcsrly white impartinr delightful fragrance to the
The FRAGRANT Instantly all
ouors arising from ou stomach tobacco smoke b~nx
partly composed OF honey soi and extracts OF sweet
herbs aud pant 10 Is perfectly harmless aud delicious
Prepared by HENRY &. GALLUP. No. So3 Oxford ST..
LondJn. England. aud rctsed evs,, whers 10
BOTTLE.
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MORE HONOR TO MRS HAYES.
Z" tBY TELRGRApz 10 THE HERALD.1
Npwpour n AuCnst II 1a7S

NKWFoRT, Il. +, August II, 1878.
An elegant dinner, TO which . lew personal irsuos
we're invited. was given this evening In honor
Of Mrs. President Hayes by Major and Nra
J. Smith Boyce, OF New York, at their
cottage on Bellevue avenue Among tho guests were
Mrs Porre Lorillnrd, Aus Gibbs, Mrs. II. G. Potter,
Miss Swayps, General h a PosIsr, Leusenaus Barber
OF the navy aud Niie; Mr. j. g. X Lawrence, Colonel
Rdwsrd n. Nsill, Mr. ~ w. Tucker Of Aassaohusetis.
ana vile, ana Mr. Russeli. ri .s t=s y
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EUIsllIsi,.,

NlME. rAssAUD's, LONDON.-PATRoNIzED BY
I tho aristocrscy and American visitors The rroup
oftodAy's fashions President Grant War Group, Grasd
Duke Nicholas Osman Pachs Ac superb rcproductou Of
Plus TX. lying IN state st. Peters: every Crowned
Head aud Celebrty the Terrible Chamber OF Horrors;
splendid orchestra Open fron ten tiii ten
MILES. CuARBUNSIER's FRENCH PKOrEsTANf
NBcardlng and D.y School for Young Ladies, 80 East
3Sth New York formerly ~ Avenue du Neue Neutuy
Psris viii reopen Thursday September ~ Apply 81
letter until september TO- when Niles. Charb ounier viii
be in New York.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CoMMITTf Z.

RocuKsrgR, N. Y, August Ia, 1873.
A meeting Of the Democratic STATE Committee
called BY the chairman, William Purcell is TO bo held
a, the Uni,ed states HOTEL Saratoga, on Thursday,
August - at noon. .t4
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SEASIDE SANITARIUM.

me- Henry King, president Of the Seaside sani-
mrum for Destitute Sick Children Acknowledges the
receipt OF several iurther contributions 10 the total
smoust oi $751; % IN AID Of tho ins,.ution q, Rock.
away
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ST. LOUIS. Mo-, August IL, 1875.
Captain William s. Nslsou, who arrived at his
homo hero from Port Eads Saturday last,
died this morning Of disease said TO
DO o modified type Of yellow fever Two or thrso
others sick here, but OF what maady tho doctors
have not yet iuiiy dstsrminsd. Captain Nelson
mechanical engineer, sud commander OF the dredgs
boat At the jctties.
later despatch says that the physicians who
attended Captain Nelson whose death was announced
this noon, state that no died or maIarla eve, and
that the case prsssatedn no symptoms OF yellow fever
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A-TRlUMPH or SCIENCE.
Chemistry never schieved more decided triumph thaa
IN the production OF sozopoSr which botarcsi prepare
ton Of wondrous efficacy In preserving aud bssutyns
the teeth reseniug them decay rendering thsn
white sabaser. II ss toilet luxury Of which all
should avail themselvea Tho unpleasant odor communi-
rscd to the breath by cstarrh bad testh &e h entirely
obviated by this fragrant aud sautary ansseptc of Which
bottle lasts a long TINA Druggists and psriumsr
sell
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YELLOW FsvER II GRENADA.

- M MKMpnIs, Tenn, August 13, 1875
Adsspatch late tonight reports seven deaths and
eight new Of yellow fever during tho twenty
four hours at Grenada. Nis&. ana the Indications
that eight nine will die before noon
With from 6fteen to twenty new csscs. So tar, none
who have been attacked py tho fever
The city ID IN nithy coudition. yellow lover 10
also reported at Winons and Canton, Miss ~.
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no rnvgn AT LOUISVILLE.

.,, LoulsyILLE, KY. August IL. 1873
Tho John D. PorIersfaldsd hors last night with
several cases Of yellow lever board The
health ofcors visited The craft to-day, which moved
up the river toward Cincinnati There is no apprs.
hension Of danger here.
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INDIAN. TROUBLES.
PRACTICAL END OF THE OUTBREAK AMONG 1Hx

SNAKES.
ss SAN FnAScisoo, August Is, 1873
Baker City (Oregon) despatch says:-"A courier
has just arrived from Malhsuf Agency bringing intel
gencs OF tho surrender OF Ohz, tho surviving med-
cine man and chief Of . party Of sixty Indians,
Including fifteen warriors The surrender Of
Oitz and party leaves but low hostile
Snakes uoaccountsd tor, living or dead, and nesseu
gers have been despatched 10 bring In Two or three
small parties known to be In the neIghboring
tains The Indian troubles may Be considered to be
over for tho season IN this section
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THE YELLOW FEVER RECORD.

LATEST REPoETs FROM SLw ORLEANS
NEw ORLEANS August l3, 1875.
For y-thres new Of yellow fever and twenty
one deaths we're reported to-day
despatch irsm Butler p. Andersen, vice president
OF tho Memphis Howard Association, dated Grspada.
Miss, yesterday, says:-''Send orange leaves
and nurses Situation fearful. Worse than In 1878
In Memphis" Dr. AaudraIo aud four nurses, sent
by the Howard Association have arrived at Grenada.
Sevan more nurses left here tor that point to-day
Another despatch irotn Grenada says only about
seven hundred white citizens remsin IN Grenada.
vi these about one hundred aud twenty i've have the
lever Iwonty-si deaths havo occurred.
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|. .-TRlUMPH OF SCIENCE.

TIE ITCHING CAUSED BY SKIN DISEASES
the pain oi atrasons always relieved o. GLsSSs
srt Saap
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I'D AM WE'LL TRIED REMEpY.

A-sELzER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MisrRaL wsrEa 4. srEPi!ANt a co ~ New st., sol,
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FEVER Al PoRT EADs.

FEVER NJ POhT EADS.
NEw ORLEASs. August Ia, 1878.
Three new cases. including the telegraph operator,
OF yoIlow lover Que dsa,h are reporied to-day.
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ARREST OF 4 sILEsIAN JUDGE.

Paul August stlike, Great Court Judge Of Grave
berg siiesia ted yesterday by United States
Deputy Marshal Bernard. The prisoner arrived 10
this city on Thursday night, by the Anchor steamer
California;, IRON Glasgow. warrant Was issued BY
United States Commissioner Kepueih @. White. before
whom he was taken yesterday morning. Mr.. Edward
solomon appeared for the German government. When
the charge read the descendant he voiun
made confession winch explained that ne Was .
member OF Tho Circuit Court, IN Graveberg, and that
10 that capacity no had the regulation OF estates and
that on the sale CT Of these estates he bad
cciyed ABOUT S. 000 winch ne had appropriated, and
with wnich he bad bou~ mt draft Gessler & Co !,
IN New York, ON the assumed name OF Paul stem.
tie sala that he desired 70 return 70 Germany. The
request was GRANTEE, and to-day VIII bring a close
hts VISIT TO this country. An order has
send MIN back by the Bremen steamer Hermann.
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THE VANDERBILT WILL.

TESTIMONY AS TO UNDUE INFLuEScE-Mas.
LA BAU RECALLED
Tho proceedings in the vanderDilt Will case were
continued yesterday before surrogate Gavin. ME
Scott Lord appeared The contestants and Mr. Cn-
ton ana ex-Jadge Comsiock Tor tho proponents. A
number Of Witnesses were called ny Mr.. Lord.
Isaac A. Bsggs oil No. 107 McDonougn street, Brook
Ign, testified that during the Presidential he
called on Commodore Vanderbilt and said, ~ UNDER
sand our old friend, Mr. Greeley, has loaned money
to Cornclius--S25.o 900 $4,000 y He replied ssHs
WAS TOOL 10 let him have money wnen won't do Il
myself don't say he shan't have IT, but 1 won't
pay II now. think shall prov sion for Gree
Icy some time or other, SO that he Won't lose the
money"
Frank I. Kinsey said tina, be kept livery stable in
Forty first street, In 1878, and that no tho Com
moaore had some conversation about horse. in The
course Of which the Commodore was very wrotn and
exclaimed:-"I guess you don't know VINO am, I'm
Commodore Vanderbilt, the greatest railroad man.
and my son viii be tho same alter me-" THIS evi-
dence occas oned some laughter IN court the w.t.
ness was not cross-eximined
Mr. Hanael Vroom, resident OF Staten Island, was
called to show that Commodore Vanderbilt July
intended Tor many years 20 found a college at New
Dorp Tor tho eaucation Of young persons IN Inc Mo-
ravan faith This purpo-e was changed by the .nna-
ence oil the second Mrs. Vanderbilt ana college VAS
built Tor an entirely Inherent ftn at Nashville Tenn,
and endowed at the expense OF Mr.. Vanderbilt TINS
was offered as indicative vi undue influence Surro-
gate CALVIN excluded the testimony.
MIR. Peter ). Wandei and Mr.. Thomas Blake. OF
Staten Island were next called hut their testimony
was excluded.
Mrs LII Bau, the contestant, was recalled after
cess and on taxing tho witness chair asked by
hr Lord whether she said anything 10 Mr.. William
II. Vanderbilt derogatory oil the Commodoros second
wIlef
An objection taken to this question by Mr..
Clinton, wnicn involved an argument by counsel
that occupied nearly two hours, anu alter quo
ton OF several authorities oy Inc Surrogate The de-
cision as 10 the question was reserved and Mrs La
Bau Withdrew.
Mt G v. De Forrest testified to having heard Com
modore Vanderbilt say that Colonel Bennett bad boon
successful, by his trcatm mont ~ reevin the Comno-
dorc OF physical paa; also 10 having paid Colonel
Bennett 5000 AS compensation and TO The Comm odor
having SAID did wish Bennett him again,
Bennett was spriluaiist In the cross-cxami
tion Dir. DE Forrest salu that he had Mrs.
Helen s. Clarke attend the Commodore, and that ne
nad never heard that sue claimed 10 have attended
him unt no heard ner say SO In the court few days
ago.
The Court then adjourned tho further hearing oil
the case ~ the 1lth o. June.
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DIAMOND ROBBERY.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF JEwELRY
STOLEN AND RECOVERED.
About Two ecks ago q SGT OF diamonds, valued at
about 81, 600 missed from tho residence OF Mrs
J. b. Hutchinson, No. 729 ST. Marks avenue, Brook.
Ign. Tho jewels we're last seen by Mrs Hutch nson
dressing In the story OF the house,
and tho conndsnce reposed In the three
female domcstics and one colorcd man. waiter, 10
uspicion was attached 20 tho servants. When qucs.
Toned they denied knowledge OF the disappearance
OF the valuabies Mrs. Hutchinson fortunately had
photographs oil her lost jewels, which consisted OF
breastpin and earrings OF beautiful workmanship and
design. she visited Police Heaaq the day
OF tho robbery and notified Superintendent Campbell
OF ncr loss The superintendent caused copies Of tho
photographs of the Jeweiry TO DO dstr butcd among
the pawnbrokrrs aud Mt the Jeweiry stores through
out ihis Guy ana Brooklyn.
Yesterday Afternoon a colorcd man, OF good address
ana neat attire, entered tho pawn shop OF Arthur
H,aney, on Atantic street. near Court aud .xh bted
Two diamond earrings, for winch no asked The pro-
Mr.. Hoanry mt once recognized the vaiuables shown
him beng the same that lad been siocd from Sir
Hutchinson. Ho asked the man, WHO gave his name
John smith, whether he had y pin TO match tho
carrLrs, and at the same time he promised To give
him $500 ior the three ARTICLES smith ne,tated Tor
moment and then replied that he nad the PIN and for
that sum lie would pawn the three articles. The man
then lett aud rciurnei In short time with tho stoen
breastpin. Mr. Hoanoy, aftor engaging him
versaton for a few momeets, sucdeusv passed rope
about the fellows wfIsLs, witch he bound tigbty
and. draw ng a revolver, he marched his prisone-
down 10 Police Headquarters, three blocks distant.
Tho prisoner. who was thoroughly surpr Sod. offered
Resistance. transpirsd at Police HcacqaaIters
that smith, who Is thiriysevcn airs vi age, the
walter IN tue household OF Mr. Hutchinson. Ito
acknew lodged tDc theft, saying that ne found tue
diamonds on a sidcDoari la the dining room. The
he Tor the robbery was hat ne had SICK
vile and four children aud was ''uowa at the feet,
ana that he yielded 70 NE ten p.a,on. inc prison.
held TO await examination before udgo Walsh.