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Tho Crop OF Candidates.

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The star of all is sweet sixteen
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MAILS lsemi-wcekly).
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CIRCULATING COMMISSIONS.

ACTION OF THE FIRE UNDERWRITERS
ADOPTION OF IMPORTANT MEASURES DESIGNED TO
MAKE COMMISSIONS UNIFORM AT 10 PER CENT
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The second day OF the annual meeting or tAe
United Fire Underwriters IN America was largely de-
voted Yesterday considering the important question
OF agents commissions Greater progress Was made In
the direction osecuring tho cooperation ofthe numerous
large companies by adopting more stringent regulation
Of the than had appeared likely az the CO
OF Thursdays session Other collateral business was
transacted Including the election OF officers The
tary announced that 1873 companies we're represented
The ,ntng first resumed the discussion OF the
,ion offered by L. Notman from the COMMITTEES Bus-
ness connuiug commissions to Is per cent, except in
acia cases 10 be provided for. Edmund briggs presi
dent of the Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company
delivered the extended arrangement OF the prac
tees o. insurance managers to WHICH every Douy o.
,nspr,nce men OF which hs is member mas grown
accustomed 10 hear from him a: every meeting SPEAK
ing first connection between rates ana com
,nssiog no said that II the custom OF giving presents u
the wives and antilles Of agents was 70 prevail IL was
matter OF indf at what figure rates were out
He asserted ia tho dry goods district the expenses
Of the compauIrs In five years had exceeded tser 10
eips By - 100000 Five per cent would not pay the
losses on sugar relneres He also spoke severely OF the
back of integrity aud honesty tho part OF insurance
mapagcrs Mr. briggs was listened 70 with
evident inpatience and was three times
decided to be out OF order by President
A Iouden snowden. On tho LAT occasion d. A. Head
objected vigorously that IT the meeting Sat listening IL
datrbe against everybody and everyone 1t would 81,
Til tho Day 81 Judgment.
Mr. Dflggs-Oh, no ; aIn too old for that
Mr. Heald-Thats the trouble. We know you have O
,ns leass Of hfe but life too short with
thing 10 go on.
Explaining "a reference TO his business career. MI
briggs said made the reference In order 20 show
that he could speak confidently when be asserted that
busness mea we're willing pay higher rates than those
that prevailed "oh. SEQ the connection now re
,..r.sa tho chairman putting sn emphasis on hs last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
TIE BRITANNIA FOOTBALL TEAM.

The Britannia Football Team, of Montreal,
arrived in this city yesterday morning having come
down from Canada to play two matches against the
British Club OF this city. The first match will be played
this afternoon at the St Georges Cricket Grounds Ho-
bokcn and the second Monday at the Polo Grounds
Tonight the two teams will dino together at Martin
ellis Erastus Wiman, Of Staten Island, will preside
The Britannia Club the strongest football organization
in Canada having held possession for two successive
seasons of the challenge cup though their right to II has
been contested by from all parts Of the Dominion
The members Of the team mostly young men in busi-
ness who can only find time to practise before breakfast
IN the morning. but they succeeded in getting into
such form that this fall they have beaten the Toronto
tc ROYAL Artillery, OF Montreal; the Kingston Military
COLLEGE the Montreal aud the McGl University teams
The strong DO nts OF the Montreal sharp tack
Ing good drop-kckng and playing well together Their
defense is particularly strong ,,,
Tie two teams who will meet to-day arc as follows:
New York-Back. IL. Inman; threequarter backs +. =
Waite +. Cross and j. 5. Scott half backs, T.
jenkins and j. Shields, jr; forwards, H. strand
n " TominsOn A. 5. TOmllnson. W. ByerOft
T. c. Harvey, w. T.. Glyn, A. Fltzhenry, j. A.
WormaM and r. Prentiss. Britanna-Backs, }. McLen-
wan and j. c. Ross threequarter backs :. campbell ,:
BLACK ock and r. Kingdom half backs, j. Arnton and
J. Provost forwards, X. Young, j. Patterson d. King
horn, ". Mum, A. Woods w. J. Cook, H. Blackjack and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
TIE CLASSICAL SCHOOL At ATHENS.

The sem-annual meeting of the governing
committee OF the American school OF classical studies at
Athens held yesterday at the house Of the secretary
Frederic j. Dope yser NOT East Forty 81 PrOfes-
snr White OF Harvard. the chairman. and Professors
Packard Of Yale Gidersleeve. OF Johns Hopkins Uni
versy Van Bcnschoeu, OF Wesleyan, and harkncss Of
Brown together with ar. DE Peyster ana II. Ludlow
present Professor Tyler Of Amherst was elected
member. Letters read Announcing that Dart
mouth and Cornell will join the association Of colleges
which support the school next June and the University
OF virginia VIII JON THIS year, Professor Goodwin. or
Harvard. Is the present director. good house the
broad boulevard extending from The gardens OF the
palace 10 the Tulnes VI lie teIDpu Of Olyupian
Zous Ia hired, and books bought for GOO make good
working library 10 begin with. Additions will be made
10 the library constantly Means will be given tIe iii
rector Tor nssns exploring expeditions into tine
try Wtt Tie students There students at the
schsolJ. T. heeler ~ T. .. Serrott and r. E Woodruff
Of the University OF rsEia Harold Fowler and Paul
shOrey Of Harvard and II. H. TaylOT Wesleyan The
OOsLittse Las received ashuI the school Will
have many students as can ms Il year
A committee consisting ~ Professors Packard and Gil
dcrsleeye and T. W. Ludlow appointed TO prepare
ulas for publishing ths bulletin OF the schOo. the
,.asuer of the French scbOo 1T Athena Tho ueInbers
~ the committee asked by the director TO send 10
hin lists of subjects for investigation and discussion by
AZ well as Professor Goodwin had pronounced
tho sto Of ancient AssOs better place for
studylng the fife Of the ancient world than Pompeii
THO explorations there are entirely an American
prise and nearly completed, only $500 being
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NOT ANXIOUS F0R an INVESTIGATION.

The Water Board of Long Island City made an
attempt yesterday to examine the accounts OF Com
missioner Russell Wight, who IS charged by Com
missioner T. j. Gleason with using the money of the
department without any authority. Mr. Gleason
also claims that Dir. Wight has n balance of over
5000, which he has not accounted for. Mayor De
Beyoise who is president of the Water Board, and
Munro Gleason and Wight were the only commits
sioners present. Mayor DE Beyoise asked Mr.. Wight
if he had any statement to make, and the commits
sioner replied that he had but that he would not
make it except before a full board Mr. Gleason
endeavOTed To have an expert employed to examine
the books, but as soon as Dir. Wight heard the mo-
ton he seized his hat and umbrella and hurried
from the room. Mr.. Nights action left the board
without n quorum, and MIR. Gleason was compelled
to abandon his project of having expert. In the
course of the proceedings, Mayor De Bevoise told
Mr.. Gleason that he had received word from Com
missioner Donnelly that he would not attend the
meeting, owing to the pressing nature OF his busl-
ness engagements.
"Why, thats strange" replied Mr. Gleason,
have Just Commissioner DOnnelly ana he SAID
that You, Mr.. Mayor, had informed him that there
would not be any meeting here to-day"
"Oh there must be misunderstanding some
where" remarked the Mayor hastily. An effort Wa,
made to lind the messenger who the Mayo said had
brought Mr. DOnnelly's message TO him, but, al
though seen in the building IA few moments before
lie had disappeared.
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SAFETY or TIE ASSEMBLY CHAMBER.

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-THE report of the archi-
techs OF the Capitol reviewing tho OF tho
Commission In regard to the insecurity OF Assembly
Chamber, anted to the Governor to-day. No
reason the architects say be found In the report
Of the Commission. taken In connection with the facts
herein presented why the Yallted ceiling OF tho Assem-
bly, Chamber should be demolished, unless IL be
the apprehension OF the Commission that, In
case of future drainage of the sub soil,
tho yautng OF the Assembly Chamber may DO
earlier seriously affected by tho resulting settle
than other portions Of the CAPITOL by reason OF te
greater weight imposed upon ito foundations" They
recommend that the fractured stone still remaining ~
the vault be replaced; that the work Do properly
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DELIBERArIYG FOR FOURTEEN MONTHS.

swamp at Freeport. l.. l., year ago last August
found the body OF IA woman wrapped upln old news
papers. Coroner Denton called IA jury, who held
i've sessions in which testimony adduced lead
ing TO the belief that the body was that Of Ella
Clark, young Irish woman, who had been missing
were believed to have been implicated in her death
were made, but nothing could be found against
them and they discharged. On Thursday
house, reviewed the testimony, and, after two
hOuTs's deliberations found the following verdict
" 1t is Our belief that the deceased Ella Clark.
We suppose she died in MAY, 1881, most probably
in New-GOrk City The cause OF her death is UNI
known, and at the hands of some person or per
sOns to the jury unknown In addition to the above,
il is our belief from the medical testimony and
from the place and position in which the body was
found that the deceased was victim of malprac-
ticeN
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Az AMERICANS TALK WITH THE FALSE
PROPHET
Eron, N, 81. Lamt.,s Gnz,lt,

An American who has LACEY been travelling
iu the SOdsn gives in private letter Interesting ac-
count OF an inter he etBes he lately had with the
False Prophet The impression efI his mind by tue
interview was that the Prophet Is ai-e tban
many other prophets VINO enjoy respect
ABILITY and held In high estimation. 80 far as no
wa. able 10 Judge, the Prophet whom IL is the fashion
as fase really as he rpresses II, "geu-
nine ar, icIe The Prophet seemed TO be quite well
aware OF a that been lately going on not only In
Egypt bur $50 In England, and Yentured the pre-
dicon thai Mr. Gladstone had IN the Egyptian question
50 hard nut 10 crack that he would break HIS
over IT," TIE Prophet predicted that which nas
come TO pass-namey that Baker Paoha would bs In
trusted task gaining the Egyptian Army.
This prospect appeared To give the Propnet great salts
faction. ~ really" he exclaimed with emotion, " II
need be, to Baker Pacha In single combat but
would Infinitely prefer hours quiet talk with him
religious subjects generally. lie il of mean
order aud between both could, feel confident,
speedily place the world upon sound mllebnial foot
Ing"
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TOMBSTONE Ariz.. Nov. 1.-THE Girard Mil Is
working on bigh-grade IngerSOll ore. \ shipment
of 81. 900 bullion was made on w Wednesday.
Argument in the case OF the Nay-Op Mning
Company against the Tombstone Mill and Mining
Company is advancing IN the District Court
Much mining litigation is to come before the
present term OF court
Considerable interest is taken here in the market
quotations tor Bradshaw stock.
Experts who have recently visited the Lake Val
ley mines y. NJ, say that they are greatly overeS-
mated.
ELPAsO. Tex. Nov. 16.-Owlng 10 the inadequaey
of the supply OF ore. the CeIriiloS sneter \. M IS
not running on full time.
Since Inc adjustment Of the export dHtyon Iiye,
by Mexico great increase OF trade with The United
States is observable along the frontier
A shipment OF 10, 900 ounces OF silver was maie
from the Naiad Queen at Georgetown. y. NJ, lSt
week The monthly yield of the mine Is aoOa'
1000 ounces silver.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN this
city yesterday from the mines.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE following busi.
ness was transacted ia the 5dpreme Court Of the United
States to-day;
No 1920. r. Light plaintiff in ag A. Ba'eman
In error supreme Of ArazOna-DOcketed ad
dismissed with costs
No sS-Anna A CarksOn and others agt Martha z
Stevens and Others-Argument concluded
No. s9The United states appellant agt. Samuel Mckee
Argued for appellant submitted for appellee
No 9O-The Merchants and Mannfactuers National
of Pittsburg and others appellants John Ssge aaf
Renben Miller. trustee etc. and Othcrs-Argued
No D-Elllah Smith, receiver etc, appellant agt the
Counties Of Linn sullivan and Putnam, MissourDislnlSscd
with costs.
No g2-L F. Hodges and others plaintiffs in error ayt
James H. Easton and OtheTsArRument besnn FOR p2llu
In AMI continued for defendants in error
mad
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same testimony as Mr.. Reid in regard to TIE rnmmX
paper "sT
Justice Cullen said the trial must be concluded TIA.
ACCOUNTS OF ADMINISTRATORS

Surrogate Rollins some time ago appo,nt.a
Joseph III. Bosworth IT., referee to take testnon :,
regard 10 the correctness OF the accounts OF Villa. ~
Kelly and James Duffy the administrators On tbs go,
OF the late william K. Duffy Mr.. Bosworth yes,.,s's
fled his report in the Sarrogates onse In ,ess,a,
the account Of william III. Kelly the referee find. a..
there certain items it which are not correct M
eaIm due the decedents estate on certain prorn..-
notes made by 81. Mary's Church IN Providence n =
should be appraised at $1,000. Mr. Kely's claim ag.,
the estate OF e, 500 account OF an alleged exess
estimation OF the value OF the estate made In re ~
v9ntory Of former administrator ought not 10 he ~
lowed. Mr. Kelly ought however. to he allowed a sor
I'm regard to the st. MaTy's Church notes as mar ~.
had been collected by Mr.. Duffy, the cOadministr.,on
serted In Mr.. Duffy's account. The admInisfra,e.
jointly had agreed 10 compromise OF the 90 500 el.
against 70. Marys Church FOR $4,000 and executed
lease TO Father sullivan for the balance OF $500 IT,
administrators therefore Ought 10 be Jointly ehsr-S
with this The sum OF 1874 25 for legal seryrs
alleged have been rendered 10 the ove,
not 10 be allowed also the claim OF william H. KellV h.
IL 900 for legal services rendered by him 10 the ea
must be disallOwed, because II Is unauthorized by ar
The claim, in tho opinion OF the referee, was Qood ~
conscience though bad In law The admlnisrrslor.,
claim against the estateon account OF payments Pea,
Butterly. amounting 10 5000, also disa0wed by ha
against the estate account OF payments by M
held To be improper. In regard 10 the account q,
Mr. Duffy the referee finds that he should be eharrd
with Sl.0l2 OIL Surrogate Rollins yesterday granted
the administrators permission To take further testimony
before the referee Ia regard 10 their accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
EXPLOSION IN A NITRE TAULE

ALLENTOWN, Penn, Nov. 17.-An explosion
occurred to-day In the ntre vault at the Geld
Spring Powder Works, several miles south Of this city,
II. c. Welsh, the superintendent. entered the vault
shortly before the explosion. His body was blown to
atoms Disent search has been made for his remains
but only few pieces OF flesh and clothing can be found
He was tapping gly cerine when the explosion
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OrYcR OF THE COLLECTOR or ASSESSMENTS Mp5s
CLERK Or ARREARS. November 10 - "A

and Arrears OF taxes ana AsSeSoAeA's AZ" VI w.
Rents
orRtcR OF THE COLLECTOR or ASSESSMENTS NSppss
CLERK Or ARREARS. November 40 "A
NOTICE ~ the sale Of land, tenemens ~. llsslS
taNes OF lST 1878 1879 and Croon atci rem camp
1877 aud 1873 uI. the direction VI Alan SabH''A'
troller Of tho CITY Of New YORK -, ID. ,,ySuant
The undersigned hereby gives puDhc ho'tS1 ,ciica
OF taxes asse ssments and COton Water rns ~
New York. ana 90 amend the sever aels Az A''''
passed April :. 1871 n. - ,snemeats IN
That pectVe owners of all lAnds Blu ia md
the CITY of which axes nav cr the
nrmel sit uated In the wards Nos 20 - .aa
veI, 1871 1878 and 1873 AID now REMAINING and
paid and also tho respective owners a.. 49,. n, aioc
inent, IN the Cy New York sttnse IN inc ~ I'D
said on which tho regular Croion .s te rcmsunG das
fur the ysars 1876 1877 and 1915 aud are NO ard Irot
and unpaid required 60 the sal tsa
Mater remaining due AMI unpAa AZ me Depart
Clerk OF Arrears A. MS
thereon at the rate per ananm ss ne ss
Caper 80 OF OF 1881. from Tao o the chssg
became due 10 time u ayment cxct,e. a.. usce
Of mi. nptios ami and oeiAas e
IN payment such ands aud enA. An The Gig ia
fark In tho city Of Now York, on Mohsy al which snl
M ~ oclooA noon for the lowest term OF 81 Aysnc
nor ,on anal offer take tho samo III cou' tna csr m
Ing the ~ tat or CrotOn Ws.1 ,h.a - sess
he - s and unpaid tho interest," heo a; thIs Bcscs
10 ,ha me of SAFE together with inc sccfua
ami ay ertisenent and all other eVsSs nom time y
theron and that such sale will DO com s&s
timo until all tho lands and teneiehss ." s.S
Ses IA hereby further given mat Of the
ana Water rents tho .Is-a "
nm which taxes aRd Croon WAFER az sssa
paid published IN pam phe. au ~ The .! %
nmnair ana ylerk OF Arrears. AMI Will DO ue CADy
applying for the same and Clsgk VI ArSc"
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NEW COMPANIES LNCoRPORATED.

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-THE following companies
were Incorporated to-day The Tesoro silver Mining Com
pauy OF NowYoik capital - 800 600: the Metropolitan
Electric Light and Power Company OF Brooklyn capital
al 1000; the spanish and NewYork Telephone Com
many of New-YOrk capital ~ 0OO, 600 TO run through
number of States this country and through tho King
dom OF spain; and the Electric Candle Company OF New
capital E2OJ,OOO.
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NAVAL AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Surgeon j. w.
Clark been ordered to the United States receiving
hip Wabash Surgeon Is. H. Kidder has been detached
from the Wabash and ordered duty at the Naval sta
tiOn at Port Royal, 4. q.
Rear Admiral CItz, commanding the Asiatic station,
reports ~ the Navy Department under date Of oko
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ryThe table shows that the percentage OF American
vessels in 1871 81, In 1876, sole, and In 1881,
IS %; average, 2Gl2.
Tue committee adjourned TO meet this morning at 10
o'clock
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pointed and that the equilibrium Of all the vaults be re-
viewed and. II need be- corrected NOT cah We nu IN,
the report warrant any other opinion than that wnsn
these slight repairs made the vauted csing o .o
Assembly Chamber will be perfectly sounn hIo ,
nent structure In its present cond tion ana "thou 70
pairs there nothing In the condition OF the cens W
warrant approximations in REGARD to its SAFETY or 70 pre-
vent the Immediate occupation OF the chamber ny INC
Aaann
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TIE COIrRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. lin the Court of Appeals
to-day-present. the Hon. Charles Andrews. O. j. and
assOciates-the following business was transacted:
No. 334-JOhnJ Hardy respondent agt the City Of Brook
lyn apDeilant-Argumentc Oncudet.
No 35Ikersey Coates, assignee etc, respondent agt
jenkins W. Morris and another. appellant Argued
The Court Of appeals day calendar for Monday November
20 follows Mes 264 34S 372 ST3 49, 6OJ and OlD
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hama, Japan, October rs, that the Richmond was
docked on November 23. at that place ana tha' 'no
mfrs TO her propeller would probably occupy "s IT,
The Monocacy arrived from Cheoo on OCTOBER zo ,ho
Ashuelot and the Monocacy were at foK0hann anu 'A'
Paos nj Kobe The latter will winter NJ Ilentsln 90
The Navy Department IA Informed that the repp " ~
the monitor Mantonomah now at League isihhu Na'S
Yard will not be concluded before next lhursuAy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. Nov. Up "
To-lay's mining stock markets were more than
usually dull, and there were no changes in prices
which require notice.
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In the preliminary arrangements orthe races between
George aud Myers there an understanding that II
either of the sick the races or any one OF
them should be postponed. George was suffering nom
sore Toe at the time and he feared that he would not
be able to run the first the dae set When be-
fore the races, something said about TINS under
standing by GEORGE, Myers replied: Oh, you VIII not
he sick-I sha'nt" George denies that there was
any such arrang cement.
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Goruoralloa Nolleei

CITY OF NETWORK, FINANCE D 1,
- PARTMENr Bureau for the CoDec ton " sa Wslef
ana Arear, OF Taxes and Assessments aud VI Cfooh
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MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB, !
NEW-YOKK, Nov. II, 1857. )
To the Public.

The fourth mile between George and Myers
which was to nave taken place at the Polo Grounds 10
morrow has been declared Off account OF the illness
of Mr. Myers ceruled by W. = Watson, VI. d.. OF No
lO5 West Forty-seventh-s The other games have been
postponed Thanks giving Day morning, &C ~ ociocA
on the club grounds
GEORGE W. THOMAS,
e.. ". l.. SACKS
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7. Foreisn. AmeIioan. Nod.

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