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The daily gazette., 1883-06-23

Young men or middle aged ones, suffering
from nervous debility and jkiRdred weaknesses
should Send three stamps for Part VII Of
Worl 's4fspbhsdfy Dipe Setf9s Of books. Ad-
dress WoRID v IDIBPE k5ARY iMkDIoAL AssoCIA-
TIoK, BhhAtSVH, no jn ss9if1 W&s
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
II You Snner

with Sick Headache, Constipation, Dizziness,
Sour Stomach or Bilious attacks, "Emory's
Little Cathartic- -Piils".wii4 relieve you; as 4
regulator of the1boWsIs they have no equal;
very smalL ,0pe tp ,tbnee IL dose-15 cents.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23

THE COST to the government of the Star
Route prosecutions is enormous, and the
immense sums paid to the special counsel of
the government are outrageous, particularly
when the unsuccessful ending of their
efforts is considered. 1t is said that
George Bliss drew S50,Sl3.55, and claims
a balance due him Of $500, while Richard
Merriek received SS2 800 and W. W. Kerr
SIS, 1870. The New York World, in referring
to these outrageous claims for services main
tains that Mr.. Bliss did not earn anything
liAe S5t 900, aud says: "He has
simply perpetrated 8 preposterous
fraud and is no better than the
Star-routers themselves. Dorsey and his
pals pillaged the Government, but they
were not all Government officials They
had taken no oath to serve the Government.
MIR. Bliss is a Government official,
purist and model citizen. Still, If
Dorsey had plundered the Treasury
as George Bliss has he would be
indicted and no doubt convicted of absolut e
theft. Mr.. Evarts, a tenfold better lawyer
than Bliss, served Mr.. Beecher for months in
his celebrated case for fee of something
like $4,000. Everybody knows
that if Bliss had had pri'
vate client instead OF wealthy Uncle
Sam in this instance, his fee would have been
but about one-tenth what it is. Tine Gov.
erument has simply been robbed by the
Star Reuters and plundered by its attorneys
in an effort to prosecute the thieves. a
more insatiate set of leecnes than these
Star Route prosecutors was never seen in
Washington city," If future Star Route trials
are TO be conducted in this manner it will
be cheaper for the Government to make &
compramise with the thieves on basis tha
they shall be allowed to steal certain
amount per wear on each contract.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
BunoOmbe RevoIutiOp,

tng ,nosgnot 5y0D sSr 99bbs 9bbes t1naoSSTn{nxg1 ~
organ ,sEs nos sinaD Mp tas hrutasmlie raS-r d
olutiohi hisstsaal6 AdvoHatsJ y Ifefdsabao~ HthefI
partSf ee Ag6fte dtye ew tsRSsle e6sIn, VI ttntG ~ 2
pay sRFi 4jA& h ~ 3Rs Rtttot s134 bia oRa 81
tice, ljBsthe tE9etteH etdBeRE8s 4lenll iH
the S6etk observation-disclosures nlA1i bnI
Now s4ti rAiiSioB 1itAAuo ithfs lsarHtHpshe;
leadepo dfa4thhslllR I'd, KepAblftshfllg. IL ~
situttsa6h a. St & ~ sIS sfIS"o$ SS, g.
taxes Of hamo hHt., ,M bAiara epatFlhpt0E, 40
the puhliC fuhdy BGshuuld start beROluii
tionatS sBGNmASfoHifg ~ hAalks6ga b Ilb6td' y
stand AS SRHi WIFI f8 sRSEsfHSsa
tion, and 6sf fuSlRgi to p4Elje ydRllsF AAt9l the
StatstneasurE. NRtilithe, cit0nH Wilmington,
is eiVenpSafaSieud nLjeg4slaSiVe p6wsF 20 eDa 8
BILE itItbtBnttcifNe sdtffs stase. yshi mod~ ,,i,
we Hphs AK M4sss " ;JI8Sng rSJHt3E1yP
"and idisERpchised rpeoPls'S5 make the
movd,mehhase, ,IEIiggsssed, hwibhoutndslayd
1t wo59a r'glori0tt oslght 10 eee Mimi
standjAg F s$lfFk PAT TAM & icl1 chYSst9sHa as y
BRIDGE WaEnE fbeb dAispAey pfI reySal qtinoIA
over hihsheadd whiIIs tbe isdisfrRpehised snhia
iecrsaiik fte have zBt,f6tt the for6 of
their "ais4fahtfisshfehS sHfiiefeitlY'o % I'M
-DI sgliOV 1iYGj lG1E % nsuI salA22ktl.
duce ftIhben RniJ9iH ml saBpgI IssHHfH4aatiii ssHHfi n Us
effort lahineEsAsai TspresePtst ops A9d tWh9y
peaboolbcieomplaseisa satisasd wttSutha
administration of our State affairs for the
past quarterN6f " IteasafS, ltaathEy PdrSued
their usdSpavstAti5hs; And ieftnSoihim the
solitary ggsotSSl a, ,.beiHgA teadet and host
within hjpseltfd 40 bsiylis
By alhpsaRs letthis,5Sid revolutionist bid
deHaneeto she power ofthe State, and with
hold dlaAid anT1qBport to our State govern
ment ibtGlfp1EYfa M n afSS Esorganized in accordance
with hisl blatant notions OF local self govern
ment ahdAhe rights of the people. He will
harm no,ene but himself, and his Quixotic
fight Would furnish any amount OF amuse-
ment u our people during the hot days that
vet
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
Don,t Die in the House.

"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed bugs, flies, arts, moles, chip.
munks, gophers. Is cents.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23

81 For five cents, Wells, Richardson & Co,
Burlington, Vt. will send cOlOred samples of all
cOlors of Diamond Dyes, with directions.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23

The Wtthiagto,tint will not help the
cause of editor by the personal vitupera-
tion it tiuiuigeS in to-day.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
SKINNY Men.

"Wells' Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, Lctres Dyspepsia Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23

SEVEN doctors recommend Reads Three
Minute Headache and Neuralgia Cure as one
Of the wonders of the age.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID seen ERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
-TAKING EFFECF oCToBER /. 1889

TAKING EFFECT OCr0BERl lS82-
a., Trains I'M leave Baltimore city time, as follows;
Mall Train, daily except sunday, fer
c5caS6 the Sorth hd and West Sii SO a. IN,
West.....; ".u..,...,,.."..... ...".l0. IS a. m.
Fast Line, daily, West. 10. 45 a. M.
Lock Haven ana Watkins Express ex-
cept sunday. ay.....................-.. 10. As a, m
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
Sunday .............. ........... $40 D. m.
Western Express daily y-..........-..... 8. As D. m
Mail Express, West, daily is o. m .
Erie Nlall and Buffalo Express, except
Saturday. IL. l6 d, m,
ParktOwn Accommodation, 3: 30 and $50 p, m,
naily, except Sunday. Sunday only, 8. .Sta m!
COckeysvilie accommodation, G31, ii. 30 a. M
2.3O, 30, 500, 1910, II, 30p. m. On Sunday
0. 30 u. m, 30 ana 10 p, m.
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.& a. m,
For Cumberland Valley Railroad, 7.30 a. m /.
Hagerstown, TO- 45 a. m.
For Green Spring Branch, $50 a. m., 3 and S.
p. IN.
Trains arrive from the West, 7;4O T.. m,, sos and
Il2 p' M, daily. From the North, 40 a. m,
daily, except Monday, sos and 4. l5 p. m, ex-
For tickets to all points East, North and West
apply at Calvert Station, at Northeast corner
baltimore and Calvert streets, ana at Union
BaRgaRe called for and checked at hotels and
residences orders left at Office, northeast cor
Rer Baltimore and Calvert streets
RAJTIMnRT mi, pnTnMAr DAFT
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
JOHN WANAMAKEB,s:

The glove-makers the world
over do not produce anything
cooler that is nlSfe eStantial
SnAAgoodNooking Mese n
s. ,,sS's;3S1I|lS''VfG,1eslsl ';31I V
SLisle Gloves, 8 efastics, S9c..,
40c. and ste. ''',1ea
IIS59sG GOvsgss gsc M4usTGOtefiaC Mif usTtfa &c, c !.
Isle TeTsey yS},t3 4l93ySssg, vi ,Sslbgp ,S-bpttHQFp ptHFp
length, SOC. and zoe.
Six and Linen. or4a hbnGotIS,
75e' ,sGOlogedanibaoits epinom'1so odl
100 SilE and llRen. t6 .buttona,a
a asa.ia W ~ :, 'S, aooa,.s nraa -,
~ SilFsnd kinen;I blsck 2 i9abagttes,, agte,,
4tph hay4l6 6cWsn sdj to ioi-sq ,dosl1ao o II
80 Z sjIIK'aBd, sjlII JEiHsa jAsS ssuBt5. ts5t
btpkIS. 1fSe5e1o n T .vsa 9di ,1sbIe su
f. SILK and d tins tfainnssnisebaach4 i ~ baS
I4lb,,p .v7Slsiii ,nIsIEE IN 10 dlimk .1h y
L5Ap tsSSiIgdS CNeH edJ ,nonU 10 nGmyIis19
'by Silk and IGmeM, blaCk6 Is lSttR
III & .si54 1aHo + os%i'apeo saTnS 9 =
IIttsds,BISc&ssSilk k -sha%ES Sbs9 * l6}Seisss,,' 6}Seissss,'
bhAlt elastic inpssIq o.
Y a1@ Smell SSEsE nsseyd "a Gloves Ia all pure
! d$lk@aHSlitttsIss%S 4 h I SlliitssIs ,s IT IT.. M.
rp,l GoiOYed7 6-button length, ,one
, l9ddltaTFo. To1i "'sa''
IT, f." CRfofed S-button length, one
,Eddllar and a quarter. <-
# Colored, l2-button length,
one dollar and a half.
High CoIors, l2-button
lenst two dollars.
Coloied, 12-button length,
two dollars and a half; very
fine.
High Colors, 2o-button
length, two dollars and a half.
Lace Inserting Gloves, 4
buttons, one dollar and a half.
Black Silk Jersey Gloves,
75c. to two dollars and a half.
Mohair Mitts,one dollar and
a halt to four dollars.
Silk Mitts, 75c.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHING
I.l.f4 TON. .
DOUBLE TRACK JANNY COUPLER
STEEL RAILSi
SCHFDIJl.F .F To TAKE EFFE(yT


STEEL RAILSi
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV, IL, 1882.
LEAVE CAMDEN STREET STATION;
A. N. tChicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis Fast Ex.
800 press, Is. q. Palace Sleeping Cars TO
Cincinnati st. Louis and Chicago.
% southwest Saa say stssD9s
$50 Ellieott City and way stations.
$40 Washington and way stations.
7i6 ANNAP5Lis, sfAUNToN AND WASH.
iNGTON EX. and stations on Metropolis
tan Branch.
erstown, FrsSerieR and ~1HsstS5 way Stations, Via
Main stem. ION Sunday to Elllcott City
500 fPIffsBURa, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS,
MiAsHlNGTON AND COLUMBUS EX-
afS aAd the s1y s6yut shceR "a
nnat SSnttcgl; sleeRins a ears Bstim9re to Gin
Parlor Cars, Chicago Junction TO Chicago.
Sleeping Cars, Grafton to indianapolis,
$40 fWsshlhstoh St and way way sta ions. Annapo-
1880 %&sHfSsSsFffo1N AND LAUREL Ex-
r M.
l2,l5 Washington, Annapolis and way.
sl'% +on sunday only, for Washington and
I.so Ellleott City aud way stations.
2.O Washington and Way stations. (Rich-
mond. Quantico, except sunday. Con-
meet at Washington with l. a $. c. Co., on
Potomac Steam boat 60. 90 on Tuesday, Thnrs-
day and Saturday for old Point Comfort,
| Norfolk. &c.
4.OO WASHINGTON EXPRESS. stops at
Jessup's Annapolis junction, Laurel and
40 Winchester, Hagerstown. Frederick and
| way.
500 Washington, Annapolis and way.
| 80 frederick and way stations.
| SD MartinsburR and way stations.
| SO washington and way stations.
| 7.9 tPtttsburg, Cleveland and Detroit Express
B&O. Palace Sleeping Cars to PittsbuIg ,
| $40 tCHlCAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS
WASHINGTON AND COLUMBUS EX-
| PhESS. Il. 20. Palace Sleeping Cars To
| Cincinnati, 81. Louie and Chicago Lynch-
| burg and the South, via Va. Midland
| 9.l6 tOn Sunday only, for Mt. Airy and way,
| Ills MI Airy and way stations,
! n.8 Washington and way stations,
| Leave for Metropolitan BianCh 7,l5 A. m II
and 30 p. ln. For Rockville, t9.OO a. M
All trains stop at Relay except 3. 20 a. m.
LEAVE WASH GTON FOR BALTIMORE.
500 t6.J0, $50 H.I5, $40 1900 1000 A. IN
Y. 10, tl2A 40, 2S5 1890 $50 30 a. 40 t5 a.
| f,m 1.S, y. 40 and ll.Mp. m,
tDally. tsunday ony Other trains daily,
except Sunday
BagEag" called for and checked at hotels and
| residences on orders left at Ticket Offices is?
| WEST BALTIMORE STREET, N. W. Cor Cal
vert; CAMDEN STATION and 81 SOUTH
| BkOADW
W, M. CLEMENTS O. X IORn
Master of Transportation. Gen. Pass Agent
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23

1t is coming to be fashiona-
bic here for gentlemen to carry
umbrellas for canes, much as
they do in London.
Gentlemen's Sun Umbrellas
Plain Dark Buff one dollar.
Plain Buff, Faced Green, ,one
dollar and a quarter.
Plain Buff, Faced Green, ,one
dollar and half.
Twilled Buff, Lined Green
Silk, two dollars and a half.
Arcade west.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Ladies'Stripei Skirts at SOC.
have been all sold out since
the last notice, and those who
were disappointed are informed
that another small lot has Just
been opened.
An almost perfect assort-
ment of Ladies' Muslin Under
wear. We never let this stock
run down,
Arcade east.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
JOHN WANAMAKER,
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and Oity-hAn square, Philadelphia
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23

Laws Requiring Medical Men to Report
Deaths and Cases of Infectious Diseases
10 the Publtc Authorttioa.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23

To THE EDIToB OF THE GAZETTE ;-6ir
DR.. o. W. Wright, Health Officer of Detroit,
The daily gazette., 1883-06-23

form tne same uutles' Inc PuUiiS sN
the public safety require such information,
and the supreme governing agency has The
power to demand 1t from those who possess
ItSbE SE4ason of their occupation and reia-
tions ia the community. The ultimate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
SAFE OF A CHURCH BUILDING.

The trustees of Calvary Baptist Church, IN
have entered into an agreement for the transfer OF
the building TO James l.. White for the sum OK
The nroperty has frontage OF "a y feet and adepta
Of 0SI, feet. The sale is inclusive OF the church
furniture and fixings including the organ and bap-
purchase money has been paid, and the balance Il
to be paid IN May. -.
One of the trustees told TRIBUNE reporter last
NIGHT that Mr. White had been very retcent IN re-
gard 20 what he intended doing with the property,
and it might for all the trustees know, be turned
INTO a theatre. The foundatiers were hardly deep
Tina congregation will continue to bold services IN
the editice until july when they will be without
church, as their new building up town viii no, 20
antnmn for So35 600 but the sale fell through on
account of restriction forbidoug the Introduction
of steam into the premises. This restriction mas
now been removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
CIVIL NOTES.

In the matter of the assignment OF l.. G.
Welchmann & co.. the following schedule was filed yes
t.rdav: Iiahuitcs S32j5lO lG nominal assets S232,-
300 20; actual s-cts. SI77,l27 10.
Justice Barrett Yesterday I'm the Supreme Court Cham
bcrs made an order appointing Charles IL Hamilton re-
crivcr OF tho Reliance Mining Company The order was
made on a petition showing that the company was
m-Olytut.
The infant OF +. A. Tagabuc was brought yrsteI-
day fore Justice Barrett in the supreme Court Cham
bcis ON writ OF habcas corpus sued out by his father
MIR. Tacahue died after the birth % her SON who
was then given into the charge ~ his pnternal grand
parents Recently Nj TaEliahue married again. ana
wanted bis father to give him back his SON. hut his re
uucs was refused Justice Barrett said that hc thought
mat the child would De happier with his grandparents
tuan he would he with his strp-lnother ana refused 10
interfere In the matter
The certificate OF mcorl Grafton OF the Nc|-Iork Neu
rooeca fnfrmary was filed yesterday. The object OF
the society the gratutous treatment OF The poor for
all diseases Of the nervous SYSTEM" Drs j. J. Corning
out NJ J. Roberts and sidney Green. J. T. sherman and
BENJAMIN rnnc the for the first year The
article. of incorporation the Canal Boat owners aud
Com crcla Association were also ned Eciofm IN tIe
management the canals o this state Is SAID Z" DE the
object of the company. q. W. Collins. Mathew VIC
l,I-itck W. l.. CieuTy, T.. VI. tlhrk-oni anu Joseph
Acec, are tho trustees Tor the first year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
THE comyG SHoW or THE KENNEL CLUR.

The seventh annual bench show OF the
Westminster kennel Club. which takes place at Madison
square Garden on May = Q. 10 and H. promises to be
ono OF the most interesting exhibitions ever gwen by the
club Exhibitors viii DE present from all parts OF TINS
country and several will cone from England and Ire;
land The entries tlus far exceed IN uunh'r those o.
any other year on Monday TWO entries were made %
exhibitors living in Halifax, y. = william GTahain hr
we'd her recently from Belfast. Ireland bringing WIN
HIM several OF bis and other peoples 'oS' LOT
exhibition Among thcm asc mastH. NeESon' Which
has taken thfty-twO hrst prizes; nm Irl7h
terrier. Garry owen; -. Bernard. Bonivnrdi anu
bull dog ROmuua all OF which are famous pre- winners
All entries for the show must h. made 10y Apri ~
The regular premium list announces prizes ot ntda7
and money the fret prize IA money being Slo ana the
second - A number ~ special prizes are "nercd'
ranging IN amount from SO 10 500 Following are the
Judges for The show For irsh settlers ana bh'kand
tan settlers John q. Higgns pclaWAre Clty, Del' lor
Englsh settlers and pointer j. VI laFo", LeA.uklO'
ky: for spanish aud small non-Sporting d"et j. r. hrk
Toronto ont mlsti- - Bern rd, aud other iaree
sporting dOgs James watson. New York; lOf COMES
md bro Ies. Dr. j. ". DONnIcy, New -Market, MH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
THE DEMANDS or LABORERS.

SPRINGFIELD, H., April 14.-Snce the riots
NJ rbursny and Thursday night there have been dis
turbanccs at the rolling mill, and 1t is hoped that the
troubles are at an end
PirTsBURG, Penn, April DISCRIMINATING the
failure OF the Board Of Arbitration the coal miners WI"
make another attempt 20 have the question OF wages
anhcably settled.
READING. Penn. April 14-The moulders OF the Man
haitian Hardware Company, which has works mere ana
Offices In New-York, to-day asked for 10 per cent III
crease In wages The demand was refused ana the men
strnck The employees OF the pipe mill OF the Reading
Iron Works TO day presented petition 10 tne company
asking that their wages DO increased to the rates PAID
prior 10 August.
CHICAGO, April 14-The officials Of the Bricklayers'
Union assert that only forty workmen have thus far re-
sponded from outside the city to the call OF the con-
tractors and that these thirty have been Induced TO
join the army OF strikers They further assert tda'
thIr contracting firms have acceded to the de-
manis of the uniou Work on all the large buildings
however IA almost completely at a standstllL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
EEcoGyIzIYG MR. HENRTS WOGK.

The work of Henry 5. Henry, as president
Of the Hebrew Emgraut Aid Society during the exodus
from Russia last summer. was recognized by dinner
given IN h, honor last evening at the Hotel brunswick
by over Gfty OF the prominent Hebrews IN tne
cts. Jacob II. Schd presided. Al ms ilght ~eio MT
urntv. Lazarus RO-'nicli, tue Rev. Dr. ""uhci aud
nr iIuebsch At the left Of the president say
lease -ctgman, H. Blum, Lewis May anu
the Rev. Dr. Kochler. Among others present
wcre Edward Iautcrbtcl = ". Schatcr fttIcrlsk
N,th,u Itdg, I.nac4 T. Erckrnd0rfer. VI. Hcilurin \.
Wolf Emanuel Lehman, solomon Loeb Henry seldel-
AGtr The t.bc was Gle red Mr. Schir proposed Mr..
Uenry's health and spoke at cugh of MA ndeiy ana
zr, in caring Tor thc thousands o. Russian hebrew -
n,'cr,ptt Nr Henry male modest response. MT
~anrrr rrnlieI 10 me toast orr Country, and NJ Hell
nrin smoke ON ia, Russian exodus Speeches were also
made bv Mr. IssnCs L. Lauterbaoh, Myer Stern and
william Strauss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
TIE COURTS.
PLACING A HIGH VALUE ON HIS SERVICES.

PLACING A HIGH VALUE ON HIS SERVICES.
James Stephens, broker, began recently an
action in the Superior against George l. Kings
land Brothers $1,000. the amount alleged
due him commissions the sale 10y the Kings
lands Of the premises at No Walls to John j. Aston
The defendants declared that they had never employed
Mr. Stephens, aud had never had anything whatever TO
do with h In the transaction. The case was urea
Yesterday before Judge Freedman, aud the Jury gave
verdict m favor ~ the Kng-lands 10 appeared on the
trial that the broker who b. negotiated tue SAFE was
X. v Harnctt and that the only ihuk which Mr.. Sic
phcus had done 10 inquire az one TINE Wua price me
kuglands put upon their property ana then 10 schd
diagram of the property 10 the Astors ana hlaly uet
the sale to demand $1,000 for services which he had
neither performed had been requested To perform
Morris T. Ferris represented the kuSsands III the SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
TAKING REFUGE on THE ELEVATED TRACK.

A thief spatched pocket-bo book from Mrs. Concan-
non of No $50 East One-hundred- nd-nlnth-s,., IN
TbIrd-ave. last evening She ran after nm eiy' n
Stop thiefp and several people pursued the roo-
her Detective Sergeant Mangn joined IN the chase.
The thief jumped on street car and rode 20 one.
hundred where he ran up the s,as
of the elevated railroad station. FlndlnR that ne
was still pursued he did not wait for tram; Dae
ran along the track toward the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sixth-st. station. Mangin took train ana 20. ~
the One.bu -sixth-st. station IN time 70
arrest him. The prisoner gave MS name S -
Edward Kelly and said he lived at No 4lo EASE
Eighteenth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15

from the bond. They defeated Alderman +, .n u
convey him TO the county jail. He exhibited great
reluctance to accompany the Alderman to the jail
and it was finally agreed that they should al 60 IN
fine surrender was made The Sheriff at once gave
the bondsmen receipt for the e1-Mayor's body and
they left the building.
CITY Clerk Moran. who has long been O warm
friend of Mr. DeBeyoise visited him in the Sherlus
office, and at his request went in search OF nr'
Winchester Britton, tho counsel Tor peDe-
released before Monday, and the Sheriff has made
arrangements for his retention in the JAIL untij
then. The judgment obtained by the Cn ~ Ie
Committee was placed in the hands OF Sherlu L ur-
man for execution yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15
ExHJBIrI0H or a RIDING CLUE.

There was an equestrian performance II
ylllng Rarnum's at Dickc's Academy last evening,
where the New York Riding CuD entertained large
aud enthusiastic company with series OF feats ana evo
,utions ON horselaek It was the tenth annual exhibit
zion Of the club Eighteen members OF the club COM
manded by H. st0erLcr went through number or eyoiu
lions ON the trOi. There were also tnd'm IIunS ny
George C. Causen, eaping by A. Bender on the morse
Mazda Ey0lutions the gauop BY sixteen lnehoers
OF the Club; hurdle leapng, Ia Ueche by hVe mem
her.. school Ouadrille," by four members; JeU de
Barre by three members, and squadron eyolutohs ny
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me FLATDrsH AYENUE EXTENSION.

Mayor Low has submitted another estimate OF tne
cost of opening Flatbush-aye. to the East RIVER
Bridge. The first estimate 49, 100000 lie states
that tho assessed value OF the strip OF land when
is proposed to take has been twice examined ana tno
cost is found 10 be $l,500.O00. Assuming tnat
amount to be 20 per cent OF Its real value, the dam
ages would be -, 100000. The cost of the wo lie
estimates as follows: Avenue extension, VA $40;
cross streets, $lS,l50; altering buildings,
would mere probably reach S500,U0O: Adding 10
per cent for contingencies the total cost OF the
work would be S550.O00 The Dlayor has been ln-
formed thar his bill Will have a hearing at Albany
on IneSlnV.
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London twelve years Seore but that former
price would have to be multiplied by ten before could
be bought As Troyon, there Is story among
the dealers of this city that the representative OF
Partisan house, finding that the Americans had swept
the clean OF Troyons came over here not er.
actly with carte blanche but with very large credit He
did his beet TO important samples OF Troyon
but Notwithstanding his money and shrewdness he was
entirely unsuccessful, and was obliged TO return TO
Paris without single Tr0yon to console him.
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sTONING TWO POLICEMEN.

Tho notorious jackson Hollow Gang" members
of which killed Ufncer Scott. in Brooklyn, by crush
ing his skull with stone about seven years ago
and for which crime one OF them named Whelahani
was sent to the PenItentary for seven and o. haii
wears is again active, although the police Imagined
thew had suppressed it, Two officers last evening
dispersed a gang of young rut6sns who mad sur
rounded two drunken women IN vacant lou III
'Steuben-st, and arrested the girls They we're as-
sailed in turn by the young rutliaps with stones
bricks and bIllets of wood but carried oil their prs
ouers Catharno Vandervoer, Of No. 2OG Steuben-
q. while standing at her door was Knocked dowo
bv "A stone thrown by one OF the ruiliaDs and was
severely wounded In the shoulder. Later Michael
Winp age twenty, OF No. 0l9 Pacihc-st., wass ar
re,ted on a charge of stoning tue officers, and was
sen tyto Jail to await examination.