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SHOTBI 4 POLiCE.V1N.
OFFICER WASH ROUGHLY HANDLED-nE UsES MS
REVOLVER.

OFFICER WASH ROUGHLY HANDLED-HE l II HIS
REVOLVER.
Policeman Thomas Walsh, of the Harlem
squad. while patrohng Fourth-ayc. at One-hundrcd
an i-cishteenth-st about o'clock last night, met two
young men who were rcc,ing and shouting, evidently
drunk lie told them TO stop tnc.r noise. and
received an insulting reply. One OF tho men
was especially abusive ana the officer started TO arrest
him. lie was thrown his back aud blows were
shOwCrcd on his face and head. lie could not tell
whether one man or both engaged In assault-
ine him. When he regdnod his feet there
remained only the maa who had been most abusive
!ni> man picked up heavy stone aad Hang II al
Walshs head He dOlgcd TIE stone and drew his rcvoi
yer. The man stunpcd to pick up another stone
STOP" said Walsh, cor III shoot Inc man
paid no heed 10 the warning ana was about 10 hurl
another stone when WIlsj fired. hitting IN" man
IN the stomach ,yiu. him hclpcs, 'n the ground
when ttkcn lie police station 1u Oncduuurrd- ana
twenty-sXth-s the Ogndcd man said h" was 4iichael
Ruth aye twenty three married laOOrcr living at No
2OI7 TnrIaVr. added tAat he was
-nlry that he had not FINISHED" tho Object
He wa removed the NIuety-uiutA street Hospital
where the surgeon expressed the opinion mat Ms
wound. would prove fatal Coroner MESSENGER was sam
uoacd 10 take his autc-mOrtcm statement. Walsh has
been years the force ana bears au excellent rec
ord
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THE M.iScOr uAFING TROUBLE
ALLEN DEMoND AREEsiED on KND OFF TmE s1AGl
WANTED ~ BEOOELYN.

ALLEN DEMoND AREEsIED on KND OFF TIE STAGE
WANTED ~ BEOoELYN.
ELMIRA. Jan. . (SDccidD. Demond i
the gay young man who played the part Of Harry Dls
6roir with Carrie swain at the Mascot for three per
formauccs He has good voice ana sang Iinna' my
ovc weeilv but his record seems not to be above re
proach As Harry Disbroc IL Is his iO, In the last act To
De arrested Last evening just after his stage arrest
aud when he had than seated himself In his
dressing room. chief OF Police Little. Of Elmrn. aud
John Rail- police detective Of Brooklyn stepped int
Dcmond's drcssingroom and arrested him. Chief Little
showed "a warrant from DcmOud's home IN Brooklyn,
also picture OF the prisoner When Dcnond looked at
The photograph lie said: I'm In for II now. suppose
The charge against Demond, who has tray
ced under tho name of Peter A. Demond, his
night name, and the aliases Allen Dem5nd, and
Frank Demond, Is that years ago he deserted his
wife and family Brooklyn and has not provided foI
them since Officers have been after hiu FOR some lime.
but he always managed to escape. Ii Is SAID th't
DcmOnds love for LHHG the stage Is reality, aud
iLst Miss Lizzie ingalls,. who takes the part o Emma
and receives DcmOuds carc-Sc-, rrciptOrhe me FAVOR
IN tlr lover STYLE and that she Is the cause of Dcu0nd.
descron Of his family. III" prisoner was sent 10 jail
last night and today was taken to Brooklyn 10 lace the
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FOREIGN STE4MlRS DUE AT THIS POL
.SHIPPINT news
PORT OF NEw.YORK.. SATURDAY. JAN. .. 1886



steamer Tho queen CBr) spinner London Dec 70, with
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with ndse a4n pl'senEersto FuncA Edye q CO. AII'eoa
norn B swain Genoa d. l., Leg90Tn Dec ID
with mse and passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived al
steamer fasR5Ion tIlr Gray RIO Marina :. Gibraltar
- with ZION NaylOr Co vessel TO simpson. Spence
fSIm ncgo s yaot6 Cenioqos Dec o. st Jago
81 20 with mdsv and passengers 10 Jas ward Co.
Steamer Ciarbcl o8r Knight Jarmel Dec g. AUX Cages
- aud passengers to Pim Forwood Co. ArrVe'
steamer chalrnctc quick, Ncworeans Dec 26, with mdse
steamer TaShasscc Fisher savannah 3 days. with mdse
sUNsEr-wind At SallY nj1G. light, i; clear. At City
sandy ooS 10 $oH r ea5y 4o
Arrived yesterday
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Gibraltar L. with fruit toodc vessel to phelps BIOS " 70
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steamer tBr) Beard, Alden. Bombay, &c-EdwaId
steamer Seryla (Br Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer CIV o; Berlin ,Br Lanl Liverpool queens,
Gamer CirtaSsia tIrI Campbell disqualification
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steamer lain ,Gcr) Chr.togers Bremen via southampton
steamer C9and tDt;n) Bouer. Rotterdam Funca Edge
& O.. . NJ.
steamer W3Cal3Dl NBc'gh IeOrf"cS' -i"t"'4p-~' 'Oi
steamer Marlnheuse tBr. Tregarthen Pernambuco, &c
steamer Newport Curtis. Uayanq-Jas Ward CO ~.
steamer Pomona IIr Cook. Montego Bay q vessels * 90
steamer amqasIs, CIowe Galveston via Key Wcst-c II
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steamer Hudson Freeman. New-Oreans-S II Seaman.
SfeIrirr HI - Quick Phtauophil-I I Van Sickle
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BinntWick Ga~C II MALLORY < GO ,,..-..,...,o
steamer NacO0cher. kcmpt0n. savannah Henry loAae
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steamer Bene.act,r Trlbou Wilmington Sc-wm Clyde
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Richmond-tld Dominion ~ Co 49,,
steamer Manhattan, stevens Norfolk and Newport
Scws-Od Dominion IS Co. -, .,o-,u
steamer knight. Chichester. Georgetown aui Ae1ah
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SAILED
Steamers Sery aard civ 81 Berlin for Liverpool Ccassia
/ Glasgow: Muravi1 Hamburs; Man Bremen; L 'h1nhu
Rotterdam. Wae>ind. AntWcro; llUfh Aeu'eIi~H'An
pori. Pomona Kingston; Newport. Havana.
snip British sccptre FOR Calcutta
Tue MOVEMENTS De SrEANERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan o-sailed steamer Lydian Monarch err hug
"ttEx.royv ian Arrived oregon r Cottier
from SewYork Dec g her way 10 LerDjol Jana pro
5dVsaeo steamer Britannia Dr. Perry from Liverpool
hence Tor N"w-Go rk ,--t- a.. a.,,h
fiOm Newly orS Dec -.
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ocracy is declined with thanks. The Democracy
amply able to save itself
FIGHTING HARD FOR THE SPElKERSHIP.
GENERAL Hustled AHEAD OF ERwIN-CHANGEs AT
MIDNIGUy.

GENERAL Hustled AHEAD OF ERwIN-CHANGEs AT
MIDNIGHT.
ALBANY, Jan. . (SpccirD.-The contest for
the Speakershp Of the Assembly attracted the at
tention here to-day. Early in the day General Hustcds
chief supporters held conference. They resolved
to make vigorous canvass for Gen
eral Hustled. They put tho Assemblymen
who had already pledged their IIustel work
fer him and also number Of his political friends who
had come from various counties to aid him. General
Hustled has in his favor all the Republican members
from Long Island In New-YorS he has a majority OF
the members Most of the Assomblymen along the line
OF the Hudson, two at Utica. Two at Syracuse two at
Rochester three at Buffalo, three in the southern Tier Of
counties and several in the northern part OF the state
where Mr.. Erwin unquestionably strong.
are for Hustled Besides. it was clear
he was supported everywhere In
tn state by the political friends Of exrrcsden Arthur
Ex-Governor Cornell and Senator Miller, while on the
other hand only of the Republican chiefs scna-
tor TIL lmas {. Plat. was supporting Mr.. Erwin.
Asscmblyman Smith OBrien, of Albany, who has
been undecided respecting his choice for Speaker,
announced that 10 should support Hustled.
Tho accession OF M OBsien elatcd Mr. Hustcd's sup
porters and depressed those of llr Erwin.
There was struggle over the vote OF every Incoming
Asscmblymau to-day Mr. Erwin was aided by SiIas b.
catcher Lewis T. Payn and eXCanal Appraiser DENIM
son. General IIustcds active aids were Coa.rcssman
Bureish. ex-senator Harris, Andrew 5. Draper eX-
Congressman DIyy eNAsscmOlynan walter = Hupoei'
General Sharpe, James d. Warren Chester 5 Cole and
John J. O'Brion.
When midnight approached, friends Of the two candi
dates made publc alst of the men trey Thought womb
vote for their candidates. For Hustled There were 10
votes and for Erwin 80. The Hustled men had con
siderable increase OF strength midnight. Inc
three Assenhlymeu from Monroe county sewer ~
Genesee; Robinson, Oi!lymgston; ana Prnc' 81 WON
ing held "a conference and discussed the situaiiOI 1hey
decided support General Hustled This transfer OF SIX
votes pleased General and saddeuei Mr. Erwin
The latter. however did not give up the tght, SAVING
several oi the SIX men had already pledged their
votes to Hustled.
The for the Office of President pro tenn OF me
senate a AMI close but apparently senator
Pits is the leading ,andatc senator Low, the other
candidate docs not eve up the contest however ana
there promises To be a struggle over the Office IJ looks
tonight II NTOOnAu Will be reelected Clerk OF the
]
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Post Onicc Notice.

Should be read DAILY b. all Interested as changes nay o.;
Letters FOR foregn colatrl,s net ny ,, l1>;IH at
dlspatc OF any DlrticItr eN;i Whel
nls desired 10 5enl dnDdclts u hl7,n; All cpnmrc
FoTe,n mails for ths week ending JanuIry Will cloD
pROMPIIY in all Clsc3l II tl.s once IS iOliOWS
MoNDAY-At $50 p III Icdcld' and Greytown per
3 $. Lucy T.. Her from New-Oritans
TUEsDAY-Ati.3Op Tor Europe. per Arizona, VA
Queenstown.
wEDNEsDAY-At $50 a. m Tor Nassau. y. P, pee q g.
City OF Nassau from JaeEsIIylle a: a. M ior France
direct, per s. 1t Laurent via Hsvle uetiers mastbs
drccica per II Lturent"s az x m 100 jamaica zen
tr America and the South Pacific ports per d. Atnos
via Kingston tIetters for Mexico mast DE direct Il
per Atnos"G e 80 p m fot BHt!sh hon iar1s
spanish Honduras and Guatemala per $ 3 81 y o. Dai
la Rata countries Para CeaTa aud Pcrnm )Uco pr
5. ; Maranhelse. from baltimore
Quecn.t) wn; at | p. IA tsr Bermua' All Tor IdrN,s
and va PeF nn1 per CeuInerps p II" '0'
FRIDAN-AI9a. Tor st. Pierre AiquelJn, pr steamer
IRON Halifax
sArURDAY-At ) a. m. Cor Europe per $ Gaia via
reel d per Gala 20; NJ H. Tor Belgium direct per
5 = switzerland. Antwerp ueters must be directed
rec, per Zlani lm via nstcgdan tcitsrs mus; DO
rectel per Iaaldam"G at ESQ a. M Tor Ger any etc,
Brone1. 40 80 D. IN. fJc Europa,
pcrs 3 CITY Of chester Queenstown; az 1870 p IN.
TOR NcwounUlani. pr :. = Portii
Mails Tor China and Japan per s $ Gaelic iron sla Fr!f
cIscol. Close ncre JaAuly - at p n Mans lJr
Australia, Ne"Zeallud, Santwicl. Fi ant s.m)ln
here Jahuiry SAT p. M. COR On ARRIVAL AZ NeyfOrk
of y Butlnnic. with British mnls tof Au,trliu.
Mans for society IsaalS Peg = cay OF Papsl
from krluc CO., c)st hea ia tllrY "A AZ D. m.
Mans for cgDn =: ran 70 Tanpr so a. ana as 'Sass ,
daily at 2:SJ a H.
.The schedule OF cioN1E Of rrlPi:iac mails nrri1Dl
on the npuOa9t thhr unn ,rrlpsst Oy5tll Htlr.
san Francisco the ly y. sailing % at'Anet' a;S as
patched '"'D'0 ''i' HENRY @. PEARSON Postmaster
Post Oince. NewNOrk y. u. December 81 lSSS.
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THE OLD Guard FALL.

The committees in charge of the Old Guard
Ball, at tho Metropolitan Opera House. on Thursday,
January 81, are all organized aud their efficiency Ia
management is assured by the work already begun.
President Alexander Henrqucs is chairman of the Gen
eral Committee, with Lieutenant James +. Whitfield.
secretary John MARITIME, assistant, I. ~ Melvin. vice
Chairman and Leutenat II. L. Faris. treasurer MAJOR
George ". Mclean heads the invitation and reception
committees Lieutenant George W. Skelen the hOus :,
and Aduiant Isaac ID. UOa2and viii manage the noOr
The sale boxes tickets and seats Already insurcs an
attendance which the Old Guardinen deserve.
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The PArRlARCHAL CIRCLE 7EOUELE p
NO SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES FEARED BY PROMINENT
ODD FELLOWS.

NO SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES FEARED BY PROMINENT
ODp FELLOWS.
A dispatch fro Chicago yesterday stated
that serious split threatened in the ranks q! the
Odd Fellows because Of the determination OF the !dtri-
nrha Gre 10 separate from the main body BY number
of Odd Fell, IS reporter of TLE TRIBUNE was referred
10 John Mcdoe Of No. % Ydndewat,r-si., as an OiG
Fellow well qualified TO speak the subject.
There is no danger OF q spill. among the Cd Eel
lows" sail Mr. Medolc. the Patrarchal Circle has
never been recognized as branch OF the Oid fello"
IL is an organization which organized IN opposition
10 branch Of our order AID has most OF lis strength
ia Wisconsin. 1t uses pass words, grips, cu6len'
signs ami requires that all candidate for membership
shall be members of an OLA Fellows Srcampmcni IA
good STANDING 1t exacs from IT. mcIjcrs an otl that
wherever and wheuevera mcmoer OF me PdtIlarcHa!
Circle IS candidate for an elective once te! 'oo
Tor linn n they are qualified To vnte: The sovereign
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows o'ec,'u ~ ~ - ia",
other jh!n-s ana at the session htt III D., LII o.
September resolved that any Odd Fellow VINO sha' M
ter January 1856 retain his neuD-fs ID the Idii
archal C}lce, or It's success 'orS ny .
may or IA any secret orSdnZ .oh not auhoI-
lied by THIS Grand Body chat mas heretofore OF lnaS
hereafter reanire as quaIincdoh VI mn, np m
past. present or future s1ahdlnS ~ US oTel, sn' W
convection thereof shall be expelled from the suOoTd
U"d@r his orler each grand master has TO direct
every lodge his jurisdiction 20 purge lts"li o.
Patrllrch Circle men If loige fans TO 40 ms IT.
charter VIII be withdrawn SONS Time ago the bldhd
Lodge Of Massachusetts, ordered one 81 ITS snHordine
oass s eAPs a P al @g%'ert crc sAO I%r
lodge refused. The Grand Lodge then recalled
received It ana formed another lodge and the Circ
members lett Of the order Tie following OF
1epdrs thnl come from the west When at convention
held IN october the Patriarcnd Circle by vote "i
, ,iry "' the orgsml, a,n''' and defy the
Sovereign Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows most Of tie
prominent men In the circle left It,"
Grand Pdtra ch T. H. Van Doom said that there were
not more Dian my members OF Inc rtarGna o!feLs ~
10 eXpel more tnan hfteeR.
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4 PORTRAIT or HIMSELF ron F. b. THURBER

f. b. Thurber was pleasantly surprised last
night Oh dropping the house Of Dr. seeger No. 7ls
Iexington-ave find forty OF his friends gathered In
the two large parors HIS surprise became greater
i, Win a nne picture a life size crayon head OF him
self The portrait was the work OF Miss Seeger and she
snred te houors of the evening with Mr. Thurber Tho
marty then sat to supper AMI drank aDundaDuy
10 lie health Of Mr. Thurber ana bis picture.
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noArD or HEALTH EMPLOYEES DISMISSED.

HOIRD OF HEILTH INT HOI ~ UI'7II''I"'
The Board of Health yesterday gappled
with the problem OF reducing the salaries OF tho Depart
mcnt from 500 900 to $l1oOo0 step made necessary
NV the action OF the Board of Estimate General Shaer
,,,.sor.r Iobuson and Henlth Officer smith sat In
the Office OF the Board nearly all day and until D. NJ
going over the salary lis At length thcy decided 10
dt.ni.s thrty onc members of tho department, whose
salaries aggregated si1,l70. The lucn dismissed arc
these . -. n. - I, ,,o-,,s n-
Uiiiia,n / Ewing Dr George f. MOrns, Or. William H.
VcImlye a. g. Van Brnht James 'o"no'' Va ". ' '
Archibald. ,,...,.... n NaLt,r 4 II
DiiiInyhnm Or John L. Dauphy Or Thomas ID swirl, pr
Thomas ". T. Flynn. ~, IN. ,.....,o, r., arlos I,
Munsell: meat nspcsr john Myers; lnspeS,o Oh NJ
X special Inspector lchJN MI
Toy insprcors OF plumbing and Drainage. A. icnbohem
IL a. iohh Iimry Munsen John McCaucy Charles
Godcn r Jacob W. schwart, y. H. sutton. Gu'tayus n
Eorccnan / ,.tran e; messenger. Philip Schnel
rnc Board also made partial lst OF salaries whlch
ar, TO be reduced, but that subject was laid over
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1SJrA CASE or SUTCIDEt

Mary Clausen, age twenty sevcn, fell out OF
n second-story window Of No 1913 Elm-st., yesterday.
Her skull was fractured She removed to ST. Vim
cents Hospital, died last night She was sister.
in-law Of Mr. Nanderlppe iofrctoro: tue resthtanl
, te frst floor OF No 1913 Elm she cgme TO this
city Ia September from Germany with her sister Mrs.
Vanderppe, who had been visiting her pfents Adult
,,ro werLs ago al unknown man got into the
rooms while Mrs Vandrrlippe was alone with
ncr three children He ran OF the house. after badly
frtahIening Mrs Vandcrppe who was found In con
yn,ions FiIs OF hystcra followed and she sont 10
neIIevuo Hospital having Loaf her reason. Mary Clhl-
son III the house. but exhibited symptoms OF
nervousness. She had been alone in u room ON tue
second floor for some time before she fell from the
window Mr. Yanderlippe did not believe she had COM
miLted suicide.
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r,ocr erAs0y or ScIEyCE MArIyEES.

Ingersoll Lockwood, OF this city, has ar
RANGED AN extensive course Of popular scienc lectures
10 he delivered by leading prOies ors OF colleges with
lantern views aud Illustrations The organization, which
WIS called the Science Matinee Club. will hold tS hrst
meeting in the banquet hall Of the Hotel Brunswick on
January = at / IL Professor Young. OF Princeton
will deliver an address astronomy, illustrated by
lantern views. The club VIII meet once week win
different professor different subject at chch meet
me- The design IL to encourage the btndy OF hcirhc.
uariicuary among young people, The ntst season WIN
nnsst of ten lectures aud the programme contains inc
names of some nOird specialists, the subecs lhrIhdhg
astronomy botany, geology, archaeology. physics ahu
I1.Iu IIal hlslnrN.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsHINGroN, Jan. Passed Assist ant
Surgeon Frank Anderson Il, detached from the Naval
Hospital New York and ordered To the Naval Labora
tory Lieutenant schroeder l. detached from The
Abatros aud ordered TO duy IN the Bureau ~ NaVisa
ton; Passed Assistant Paym1ster e. n Dcctng Is DE-
tachcd from duty IN the Bureau Of Provisions AMI Cloth
Ing and placed waiting orders, Lieutenant Samuel
J,ltpn Is ordered to The station at New London,
Assistant Pas master JOHN q. Lowell Is detached from
the torpedo station ami ordered 10 duty at Port Roy al
: &: Assistant Paymastcr u. H. Calvert Is detached
from du Port Royal. = { and 10 ordered TO settle
accounts
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p1gAS1yr SURPRISES IN "EyAYGEAIyE."

The one hundredth representation of " Evan
gelne at the zenith Street Theatre on New Years
Eve was envened by several incidents not set down In
tho bill. chief among these was the appearance OF
Henry f. Dlxey full AdOs dress at the end OF Act
The cotnedia taking advantage Of intcrEissiun at
the Bon had hurried IN "A cab from theatre to the
other to the surprise Of ALL including the manager whom
his visit compmcntcd. Later in the evening Mr. kice
the COMPOSER and manager was presented Win "A ala
,nnd b1r-e shoe by the members OF the company and
HE employees OF the theatre WIN god-hcHdeu cane ny
the orchestra aud with gift OF hOwcrs Nv Mr. DlAey.
Tine anOr Of TIE burlcsque Mr. GOODWIN, made snort
ureseutatiou speech and Mr. Rice responded.
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OPERA REHEARSAL At rHE ACADEMY.

The Academy Of Music was last night abaze
with gas and the auditorium pentifully be-
sprnkled with friends OF the managers OF the Aner
can OPERA had to witness full dress rehenr-
sal Of "The Tanning OF the Shrcw." Everything went
smoothly and In 10 reflect credit on those man
aging The Stage. Save for The naturally rather pro
ouyc wait the acts, there was lttIe 10 marx
tie fact that not public performance mat was
in DropreSs the ballet also rehcarsed the special ballet
co posed by NJ BbeyTan to the music 81 Eubinsicln
Bal Costume" IL not until comparatively Iatc
hour that the rehearsal but In the opinion nl
Charles Locke there - every prospect mat tomorrow
nights performance viii he over at reasonable LOur
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!. ,o,.mrizd Ia ST. Johns Church Of when ssTnayer
be soleenh r Mr.. Addison Is az Episcopai CLERGYMAN
IL memo 'ii,itchburr Mass. Mss Fanny Thayer, of
,dosc F H. win be R rsI mss aa Foster the
On ",,.er ~ the cx- Minister To SpdlD, VIII be mar
elder ~" lie Rev Mr.. Dallas, of Detroit Mich This
Iied 10 he church. wedding, the pastor OF the New
VIII Mcre Church, the Rev Dr.. Bartlett, performing
lorA neny Mr.. Gregcr, second secretary of the Rls
the q .,.ti,,r will be one OF the croohslneA.
san So german OF the VIII 10 given by me
Ihr md NAVY Club on Monday evening. Mrs. Ehd-
AI wife OF the secretary OF war, Will receive the
guests L r,,,o, Vremont is in the city visiting her
isne Mis- Hughes, the vile OF Major Hughes Oh the
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saturday. January :, at
c -rts1ca Of Tho brides mother by th' Rev. Hear
Nan DyGe IT, D. D. Edith r. Marshall to J. ray Cleye
Land
No cards
LIItor- WREN Thursday. December a. lSSj. by the
inv Ihomls H. sill ranLie NJ. Wren to H. I. tllOt VI. d.
u, TWlTrHELI-In Brooklyn. Thursday. Deem
bcr 3l ~ by TIE Rev. Archibald Mctulagh, Emma L.
Twitcheu 70 Henry IL. Hall.
NcrpEFRY-JoN january 2 at Pauls Church,
by the Rev r. f. sullivan I'm M MATILDA dlus tier OF the
late Pennirgto ] ones, 10 William Angus McCreery
No cards
DUMMY HODGSOS-On Wednesday. December %, lSS3,
nj residence o. brides parents. Icy the Rev ~
paws H. Il. Quinby carrie NJ, daughter Of V NJ hOds
son both OF White Plains
No cards.
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Gnecll. N,tcsi


of tn en secession OF the Official sesFchcrs fro
the County Clerks ONCE IL may lie proper STATE
the merits of the controversy between this company and TIA
officials of the Registers and Comfy Clerks ofceI
The records OF those offices desisle 10 public
orIs for the and protection OF the whole Pub Tao
Offices not designed be sJures o. raYe-u, either
the city tn, oil els. Bv ITO system cngool II ping
the records however IN have been Eale great Of
profit TO the int umbcnts o. The Offices.
Every effort to the existing system has boel sr'n
uo1s opposed the pb has quietly athoa %
these Efforts have DIe recty rs interest AMI aimed ia
relieve II OF tho cxactUns o. the O1cia scarcleIs.
The indexes which ths my has been cldeayOnns
to the County Clicks Register oLccs. a1i n
the making Of whch h been OhsTuc,ei by the hOlei
hos OtHce VIII. when CONF leeL enable any landowner
obtn "A hours notice. instead Of 20 days. guaiab
tced certificate u all liens ami inc umbrance'.
The facility and OnOmy offered By these lOcliGy II
constitute the for the stermil OF tla
tina, they shat not be made This npllS could
these indexes completed within ayear II permitted to
the public ocJrs any citizens should De- 1t cOad 10
this too without interfering In any way with the adj
nlnistration o: the oficc3
1t IS for tn pa)c say, in its int res' how lcus it
shall be sut archives unless IL a2proac leJ
them tiIOu2h tn aycuuc Of enormous fees
New.YOrz, January ,. 1856.
TILE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03

paid he related the history OF the family and asserted
that he had been paid $40 By Brooklyn society 10 Kill
some one In East Orange. IIc had already killed ono
man and woman. Laying his hands on the head
Of "Quince" Rendetou, son. he said that Ie
the intended victim. He offered to compromise The
matter for IS 81. Tho money not paid. aud OF
sunday he called again. placed his hand on the head OF
Mrs, Anna Strosg, and made some motions with his
handkerchief The girl grew sick and began TO yomit.
and her flesh swellcd where she touched. DR..
Chambers who was called after Lewis went away test
fed before the Justice that the woman hSd peculiar
symptoms, but he could not swear that she had been
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