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thus amended was returned to the Senate winch
concurred ID the House amendments.
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
THE PAY OF NAVAL OFFICERS.

The FAY VI NAVAL lSiSi'O'
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In The TRIBUNE of to-day appears an
article entitled "sargent's Coast Guard BIZ IN winch
the following statement Is made:
The smaIness OF our navy gives such small opnorfu-
graduating classes Annapolis upon sea-
going duty that many OF naval officers are necesr-
iy placed upon shoreuv" at twotbrs 81 their regular
nav or upon waiting orders at One'hird OF their regular
opy The transfer the Lfe-aving Service to the Navy
department would enable the Secretary t. employ many
OF these officers upon full duty and s not therefore,
be wondered M that the gentlemen interested su9u
L re the transfer in question TO The utmost Oh her
9binty
The following extract from the bill will show the
naccuracy of the foregoing statement:
SECTION 9. All officers assigned TO duty IN ue
Iife-Sa,ing and COastuard Service shall receive ior
such service the same pay and emonments that tbey
wonId he entitled law while shore duty ana no
other except actual travelling expenses wnen travelling
under orders connected with their duty
A. the article is calculated to Inisead those nnac-
ouanted with the facts the case especially as you
preface the remarks with the statement that :" tue
pressure brought bear favor OF the change results
not the expected benefit to the couptry US
from the needs q special class 1t would seem Du JUST
that this correction, py absolutely unnteresteu III
tue BILL but holding heart the reputation OF the Navy
should be made public.
AnnaDot,s, Nd, March 3, 1873.
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OYSTERS OUT or THE SHELL.

GROWING TRADE IN THE CANNED OYsrERs-coM-
MENTs UPON INSPECTOR TkACY's REPORT TO
THE BOARD or HEALTH
The hard times have not been without their
effect the oyster business an industry growing III
importance with each year Oysters have never been
shpped 10 and from this city In such quantities as dur
ing the last six months Ia September last the demand
was unprecedented and though there has been slight
falling snce the trade has been brsker than In
responding months OF previous years. Tie average
reduction prices has amounted TO about 30 ana IN
some grades to more so per This applies to
oysters brought here In the she'll The large quantities
opened aud canned on the Chesapeake notably by Mr.
Matby OF this city, retaed at prices that but for
the prejudice still existing in the minds OF many against
canned oysters would kill the competition Of the sdecd
market. Dealers at the shell oyster market in Wes;
Tenth-st. admit that they cannot compete with the
packers who carry their freight at onefteenth of the
expense incurred by those who the oysters In the
city Extra large oysters In the she'll sell at wholesale
for $40 thousand opened. they cost dollar The
oyster ordinarily served the hslfse In city rcstau
rants ranges at only SIS thousand. unopened, or
halfcent piece-ess than one NTH thef cost sew
eral years ago. Canned oysters range even lower;
the Larger sizes retail at 81 90 gallon. containing from
$50 TO 800 oy STEERS The inferior grades used mainly for
cooking sell at 20 cents quart. which means at least
seyentyfve good oysters. These so far below the
rrces Of past years that would naturally expect
reduction In retail prices This. however. has not ol
lowed The restaurants that three or four years ago
gave hnfozeu oysters stew for 20 cents, have not
changed their prices In each case the actual cost Is
something like 2 OF 3 cents.
The argument OF the retailers that their stock ex-
ceedingy perishable and that business IN only hve
months OF the year Is profitable. Goes not seem
convincing TO the consumer The latter argues
that n at the present rates the dealer made
money when oysters high, he very
well AFFORD TO down his prices that they are
lower than ever before. few dealers have done So and
the placsrd stew for 10 cents" he seen here and
there but the great majority adhere SIN 10 the old rates
the result is that uhe cheaper canned oyster gaining
mpidy ip favor. ,....,. ,o,o,. ~. ,,,o .,,,,..,
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THE ARREST OF BENJAMIN MOVES.

BROrGHT FROM WASHINGTON TO NEWARK AND
LODGED IN JAII-PROBADLE TRIAL IN APRIL.
Benjamin NOyes, who was arrested III WASH
ingtOn Tuesday, requsition from the Governor
OF NewJersey arrived In Newark in charge Of IN officer
at an eaIly hour yesterday morning aud immedi-
atey taken TO the County Jail Moves indicted more
than ago for his acts pradent o he National
Capitol Life Insurance Com p8ny, III connecl n WIN thc
transfer OF assets of the NcwJersey Mutual LIE ln-ur
Company. lie arrested. taken 10 Newark ana
admitted Ia bail 50 600 Judge William V. Guild 81
Newark, becoming his bond.man When ths Trial was
called Nuycs did appear and the bail Has forfeited.
Moves followed IN Conn Pcticui by Officers armed
with rcgulston from Governor Belle, but the Gov
eInor OF CUnnec lieut. declined Ia surrender him.
The County Prosecutor Of Essex Comfy learned some
time that Noye- in Washington and telographed
to Detective McDeyit of that CITY, 10 place him under
surveillance. Al the time all the incoming trains
the railroads of state watched for the fugi-
tive. few days ago NOyes left the Lbht House,
Washiu where hc had been staying. aud took room
OF The Globe Hotel. on Monday everA thing was ~
readiness for his arrest icqaisltiJu was
procured from Governor Mcclellan ana placed
in the hapds Of Constable 1arg. who arrived
entered Noyess room al o'clock Tuo day morning, md
arrested him IN his bed He taken 20 Police He al
quarters, and at 1880 D. N, the Officers with htii prs
took fast tram f0r New York, IunulnK through To
Jersey CITY, and returning 10 Newark on another tram.
There three indictments against MI. NDvr~ charging
him with conspiracy, PERJURY and iral. The Comfy
Prosecutor STATES that u his intention To- bring the
triu at the April term 81 corrt II he can get ready lie
Is OF opinion that Judge Depuo Will not admit the
pisoncr 10 bail lie - IN hopes that j. H. sicGTc The
former president a" the company, VIII come back ana
ftlH. AI.l..'. 10y, Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
EXCISE IN NETWORK AND BROOKLYN

EXCISE IN NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN
UNLICENSED DEALERS IN THIS CITY-KINGs COUNTY
CHARITY COMMISSIONERS ASKED TO ACT.
ID. J. Whitney, of the Law Committee of the
Society the Prevention OF Crime gives some new hg-
regarding the number Of unlicensed saloons III THIS
city. As an officer in the Government secret service ne
has had he says. opportunities to Obtain accnrag rsll
mates Of the number OF pei sons engaged N tue ;o
persons in the City NewYork who had paid The uh'e1
States internal revenue tax Tor the Prlyiiege vi
retailing intoxicating beverages. Oh this mum
Der, Sac were retailers Of wines and LIQUORS
and LAG sold aye m ana n N eog rs,s,I,rs had
an average frontage of TWENTY-FIVE feet. tney woaiu
make placed tosether nearly l,yWo is o. aG gi ss
certained that January 81 there were lGs licensed
hotels OF which 4O2 were Of the third grade or those
grccers stores and 300 saloons licensed TO sell ale
and beer. The entire number Of persons VINO tea
beverages was, therefore, 1868. siibtacung ms nun
Der from the whole number II retailers IN inns 'he'e
Oliver Cotter has sent communication 10 'ne huiss
County Charity Comm isloners stating ana ,ngIt
| liquors sold He finds thai many or tue paces
modstions for guests as required by law the laws
OF 1868 it is provided that the overseas o inc pool
shall recover penalty of $40 Tor every default IN not
having any of the articles required for hotels Mr. Cot
ter says he prepared furnish evidence that large
number Of the 5000 so-caed hotels have thus neg
lected comply with the law and therefore, asks the
Commissioners to enforce the pcna ~. H..
Several representatives of The Brooklyn Society for
the Prevention o incompetence and Crime appeared be-
fore Commiss OF Police aud Excise. yesterday
and abandoned the complaints which had previously
been made against liquoTlealers A. H. Capwe on be-
half the society said: although have met WIN
courtesy the board, and have been offered all the
facilities necessary for doing the work Tor
which the society was Organized, we are CON.
polled 10 say that efforts have apparently
been futile. We have furnished evidence which
deemed conclusive, In which have been dis
missed. All the evidence which may present here
after will be OF the general character perhaps no
There been increase in the number OF licenses
granted since efforts began, and VIC think ~
time wasted up further pressing cases In
the way previously pursued. While We do not propose
to abate eOrs 10 this law enforced, VIC do not
deem offer further evidence 10 secure the re'o-
cation of licenses.
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MORE SEIZURES FOR UNPAID DUTIES.

A cast OF goods supposed Ia belong 10
Madame RaliinCs, the milIinor whose trunks we're
seized on M0nda,, sent fon the steamer Adriatic
10 the Custom House ye-tcrlay. The was without
a address, but printed slip similar 10 those found on
the trunks indicating tHg' they mad pc"n - IN" Great
Western HUtci Liverpool was paced on one end u t,
box. The case MAS securely laSt1hci WIN IRON hoops
and ON opcnlng. IL was discovered io contain goods
similar to those found IL The tIunks. full inspection
contents has not yet been made but there no
doubt anOn- the Customs officials that II was Intended
for Madame Killings
A package InuG3ics from Rome was seized NJ the
Post ONCE. ye-crday. illc gal importation. TIE
osaics worth nbout ~ 20 aud addressed 10
IN Italian laDlaTy tIls city. Custom HOutc inqpcc
s ALSO found 1000 snuegled cigars on tho steamer
CITY o Merida from Havana.
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POPULAR LIFE DIVIDENDS.

To the Editor OF the Tri6nne.
SIR: | read in the columns of your journal,
this morning. Mr. L. H. Lawrences statement Of the bus
mess doue by the American Popular Life Insurance Com
panv from June, 1866 To June, 1877. While this ac'
count Is Interesting far 1t goes, the most pleasant
feature of the Whole matter would be TO know how much
OF i dividend on the premiums paid docs MI Lawrence
expect to pay. aud how soon As one or the many
policy -iolders Interested should be pleased To nave
Mr. Lawrence Kindly answer this question
Nclc. Iuik, March -, 1875. POLICf-HOLOHR
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REORGANIZATION OF TIE CHARTER OAK

HARTFORD, Comm, March I3.-Tho House,
today concurred with the previous action Of the Senate
In passing the bill reorganlzlng the Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company the mutual plan. but adopted
mendnent providing that money shall be paid for
the purchase and retirement Of capital stock, so as to
Impair the policy revenue computed by the legal
standard. The House also put In another amendment
providing that approving action OF the company not
needed TO max. the new charter Of full effect Tho bill
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SLOW WORK IN A GREAT SUIT.
ANOTHER DAY OF THE VANDERBILT CASE.

ANOTHER DAY OF THE VANDERBILT CASE.
1HE SURROGATE AND THE DEFENCE IMPATIENT OVER
The LITTLE PROGRESS MADE-REVIViNd COM
MoDoRE vANDERBILTs MALADIES-THE SIGNING
OF THE WILL
No new witnesses were examined In the 'ahuer-
bilt will contest yesterday. Three old wi'heSSes-
DIR. william Bodenhamer. Margaret Massey and
Judge Rapallo-were recalled, and some of the
medical testimony taken III the earlier days of the
trial was exhumed The counsel consumed the
greater portion of the time in objections and an
swers to objections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
A TROUBLED EMIGRATION BOARD.

The Commissioners of Emigration are sadly
In want Of funds. aud some Of them will 90 to Albany
this week to try induce the Legislature to make al
appropriation OF $4,000, to carry on the Emigran'
institutions. The Commissioners now have TO
obtain credit for provisions for tine RELIEF OF
those under their charge. Nothing has pteil
done with the bill recently presented 10 Con-
gress OH behalf Of the Commissioners. asking Tor a
law making Imperative upon the steamship companies
TO pay head tax for five years upon every emigrant
landing IN this country. The steamship companies, IA
asserted about their suits against the Com
msoners for the repayment OF the money already paid
for head tax for past years.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Uoueo- GonaraI lanes A. Garfield, of ONO,

Asfor House-General james a. Garfield. of ONO,
and Join H. phbrick. Of Boston .Bero0n HonseIhn
won schiller German Minister at Washington ana ~
Goodwin. Governor Of Arizona FUN Arcaac Iloa,
rnnior iam of Connecticut Senator Jerome
d. fhafes iam =. Chandler OF ) ew ~ y
shire: Ranuey. OF Boston,; Jacob NaIatt Oh
srv and Mayor H. IT, OsgOOG Of Norwich, Conn u."nS9I
no DIR g. +. BrownSequad OF Paris ana w. b'a W
ioot of Pittsburg Giiseu UOVsePaymastcr In mas J;
Caswell l. X NJ and Congressman stephen saniHn' :"
Amsterdam n CtarecdOn Hofet-Judge JOSIAH IT, AZ,
hot EosAiaore Hon e-Samuel L. clemens Oh
Hartford Ereyen Alexander Agassiz,
Of Harvard University the Rev Dr. W. H. Bacock, o
PIoyi nee oiitin ROe-Jndce Joseph Potter 81
court 81 Ntch0tGS Hoet-lhe
Rev. Dr. r. Y. eninCcr, OF Boston.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE on A RAILROAD.

While the $50 p. m. train on the Prospect
PARK and Coney Island RAILROAD was coming from
Coney Isand last evening, Walter Jsekson Of No. 10.
Bowery this city. threw himself In front or the nhul
near Parye The cowcatcher struck his head causing
a frao .ure OF the skull He conveyed TO the Long
Island Co IL &c Hospital. lie stated that his Intention
was 10 commit suicide, but would not give bis reasons
FOR sD
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SALE OF PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.

About one-third of the $50 paintings mt
Barker Co.'S auction rooms. Nos AZ and 40 Lbertyst,
were sold Yesterday at very low prices. ranging from
S3 50 TO 1885, small painting. by seignac, was pur-
chased by b. Tfod for 1922 So and another by Kitel
was bought by the gentleman for &75. Two land
scapes, one by sOnntag and the other by hhattuck.
brought 57 and $40 respectively, and were bid In by
Edward b. Stokes for H. c. Reade. tropical scene by
Castle, by Clifford did not receive DID Most OF the
pictures sold were landscapes With few marine views,
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TIE LATEST FROM NEW.HAMPSHIRE.

An ESTIMATED MAJORITY or 1,O17 IN THE STATE.
CONCORD, N. H., March 13.-An but eighteen
towns have been heard from. These voted as fol-
lows last year:i Prescott (Rep.D, lob; Marcy
DcmJ, 1897; scattering, ). Should the vote be
the same as last>year Governor Prescott will have
a plurality over Mexican (Dem.) OF 1855, and a
majority of 1917.
Two hundred and two Republicans and l41
Democrats are elected Representatives
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CLEVELAND, TUsCARAwAs AND WHEELING r. r.
CINCISNATI, Ohio, March 13.-The annual
meeting OF the Cleveland, Tuscdrawas
Valley and Wheeling Railway was held III this city this
morning. The total earnings ;or the past year were
$4,000, and the operating expenses 100000. The
following Board Directors electeji g. Chamber
lam " = strcator l.. Il. Thomas Amasa Stone aud III.
Crooke of Cleveland, and W. W. Holloway and L. p.
Rhodes OF Bridgeport, Ohio; c. Russell, OF Masson,
and a. A. Kent, of Sev-Iork.
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TWO sTEAMERS TOR ErROPE TO.pAY.

The following are the passenger lists oi the
steamship crcr. ~ the Hamburg American Line, and
the City OF NewYoFk OF the Innan Line which vessels
will sail Cor Europe to-day:
FOR UhMBURG-In SteGB.hiD Hcrdsr-Mr. and Mrs.
l. IT, shorb Frank N:ac.ni. IN MIS- oatcy and
maid Mr.. j. Herbert EcH ard W. sht ~. Edward
Mayer. David Goldman. Mr.. ana Nil Julius hiaTkr, hob
FTct Gross, julius Weber. Albert
Weber George Weber Albert Adams Charles uasc Christ
ian I.ieI,en william Pollc, ai4s Mary J. 5he'ldy..
FOR IINERPODi-Ld S'fgH,sbtD City of Nrir- lOrt.t.
Csldcoft. Edwin Horny Mrs. T. u01ly, MIS- Jabe Nollc.
Mis- j. L. N.coe MIR. Mary Il. flIiiII Thomas Spoicd.
ID. b. Thornton.
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Counties.
WIND. HAIL AND RAIN IN WEST VIRGINIA.

W bEbiiH", W. '"'' - -''~
heaviest storm ever experienced ID west virginia
passed over Jefferson County Oh Monday nisht uns
roohug houses. Hail larger than eggs ieil Tor
an hour, breaking glass and killing cattle hogs and
sheeo The heavy rain which followed washed out tho
tie growing wheat infctinz heavy loss. rhe damage
is estimated from $4,000 10 100000.
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H. I. UFlBOLD's BUCHU,

tho great for the bladder and prrtra Be-
rsr OF spuriOus limitations Mono genuine unless HkSa
T. HEMBoLD MFG. Co. y ", is printed IN earlnins
across orig ugl wrapper. -, 49,,
States and Canada.
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SENATOR MoRRIssLY AT MIDNIGHT.

J.T(1%nLE, Fla, March Id q. m.-Mr.
Mrrey has rested well Tor the past three hours and ia
now sleeping No change is observable III his condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HCDNUTs' NJ
2Is BROADWAY.
Gam 4Oo. Noon. 467. p. IN, j4o. Midnight fO''
Uighes, daring the day, 5io. lowest, jS.
Average, i6'. same day, 1917, 36's
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Announcements

PoMFROY's 1RUssEs-By far the best in use.
ASK your physician PoNERor Truss Co, 7i6 Broadway
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AMERICAN STEAMERS IN REQUEST.

LONDOh, IbUrsua], MHIC1 II, 1915
Captain Syenetchkine, of the Russian Navy, 10
about to proceed to New-York to inspect fast
steamers available for transport service.
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one Of the latter by Quartey bringing 1927 So Tue az
tendance not large, and the bidding was SLOW" Ahc
sale will be continued to-day ~ i O'Clock.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PROPOSED CONGRESS.
PROSPECTS OF AN AGREEMENT.
3:45 a. m.

LONDON, Thursday. March u, 1873.
The Posts special from Berlin reports that
the various Governments have agreed principle to
tine representation Of Greece at the Congress
The Timess Paris correspondent teegraphs follows:
II now seems certain that England and France will
arrive at agreement on the Egyptian question before
the meeting OF the Congress will submit thereto
reforms and guarantees they Judge necessary for the
security OF the SueZ Canal and good government OF the
country. II is asserted that Germany thinks nearly
all points Of the San stcaDo prelimilaries should
be submitted to the Congress, aud Russia has shown
herself almost disposed TO accept this view"
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CHEST, LUNG AND THROAT DISEASES
Can he compl,tey cnred By usins PHILIHs's PALArABl
C1D LIVER on in combination with PnoipHo uTlITN1
AL drug gists- Depot Patt-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
~ of the ORGANS OF Gensraon &c. speedily snd radically
cured by MINCHESrER3 SPECIFIC PILL. Two 10 sk
usually sufficient Price 81 pes box SIX boxes 30
circular. Prepared By WINCHESTER & co.
80 New
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4 NEW RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT.

NEW kAIIKUAD 81 FEIsINI LNULNI
PROVIDENCE K. l., March 13.-William f..
Chan. reilain OF Boston, elected Superintendent
OF the Providence and Worcester Railroad, this morning,
Vice Hilton, resigned.
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THE WAR IN THE GREEK PROVINCES.

LONDON. Thursday. March IA. 1873.
A special telegram from Corfu to The Times
rcports that the Turks have devastated eight Christian
villages IN the district OF DelviD0 and massacred the
male Inhabitants. They also killed 100 fugitive women
and children che sea shore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

CTRiCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- enestive radically and speedily cured iiours
sto3 aDd6t07 HENRY ADASIELs. N. D.ltt ieTngfJnlr'
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APPRENTICES TORTURED IN CANADA.

LONDON, Ont, March 3D.. II. Hargreaves,
the proprietor Of hair factory here arrested last
night charged with excessive cruelty to Young sp-
prent,ces male and female the implements Of torture.
consisting Of ropes and pullies, leather thongs.
day. Ou- of the victims, Annie Sparss, related the
creltics that had been practsed her by Hagreavs
ad his partner Jarvis. She had been repeatedly efc
suspended by the hands from the ceiling Oia dark room
Tor fonr days. Halgrfaves would slackeu me
rope at time, ard hoist her again at night shs
described the gaggug and logging process applied 70
herself and several Others Hargreaves was commttod
for trial The has been arrested for completely,
aud Jarvis the partner, has absconded Attic close OF
court the police had difficulty In keeping Hargreaves
rO
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BROOKLYN.

wolfe & Bull Cutters is the fcrOcious
sign display ed the door oil Brooklyn n OF ailors
The following officers Of the Brooklyn Fc-
male Employment Bureau were elected yesterday !:
President Mrs A. \. Low ViccPresidont. Miss peet
secretary, Mrs. william BTOoks treasurer, Mrs a. n.
Bcdcll.
The Nineteenth Ward taxpayers, on Tues
day night adopted resolution disappearing of the
lion of city Works Commissioners Flahcrty md Ben
nett refusing to adopt President Masscy's resolution
reference to the discharge Of largo number oil EN-
plOycs.
Tie Taxpayers Central Association hns re-
qcsied the Mayor TO veto the Common Council resou
ton allowing exCommissioner William 4. Fowler 81
for hs EXPENSES III connection WIN MS trial ny me
Common Council In 1876 upon charges preferred by cx
MAY Schroeder.
Sergeant Barr Detective Curran and two
officers OF the First Precinct Brooklyn made descent
yesterday morning upon policy shop at No 1873
TillaTy-st Six men were engaged in playing. and
Nicholas Place. the proprietor. selling slips. Place
wa, held IN 81 200 bali by Justice Welsh.
A lecture entitled "lngersoll In Hell by
an ESQ W.,ncss" is announced to take place in Brook
lyn hail. uu Thursday night. The lecture sdver
,i,cd by a o placards on the awning OF liquor saloon
opposite VI IN Ferry. Yesterday morning the police
compelled tue lecturer to remove his advertisement
from the ~ ncnt streets
The Rcg,ita Committee Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club reported irst evening. that it would prob
ably recommend tno salnr programme rs was acted
upon last year. with tie exception that only one prize
should lie given to tine hou,s Of each class Resolutions
in memory OF the late kear(omnodore John d. Norris
adopted Frederick =. Aymar WAS elected mem
Der Of the club.
An inquest was held by Coroner Smms, yes
terlay in the case OF Miss Julia Van Biarcom aye
foty-foi,r who committed suicide Monday by taking
dose OF Paris green. The testimony showed that her
Intellect had been impaired for about four Mon
day she attempted tn swallow some chlOroform
IMMINENT hut prevented by her father. The verdict
OF the jury was that abe was temporarily insane
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LARGE FIRE IN BELFAST, IRELAND.
BELFAST, Wednesday. March 13-Midnisht.
Dunville's distillery is on fire. The damage
done already amounts to 100000.
(E0r other foreign Hews zee frst pdqe.l