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THE LUSTY HORN. A. Short Brisk Dash with the Hounds Yesterday. ABOUT TWENTY INI THE FIELD. Very Few Croppers and None of Them of Serious Consequence.

The run of tbe Queens county yeBlerday not very difficult, over a picturesque country tad at a very good rate or speed. The tleld was quiie large, over a score being out on horseback, lucludiug Uo ladles, and a large number on the roads In carriages. Tbe weather at tho slurl was excellent, though the morning bad beon quite bleak aud frosty, promise of rain, which, fortunately, did not come. The meet was at Garden City at one o'clock, me lateness of the hour afforded visitors Irom New York amplo tlmo to don thoir riding suits and partake of lunch leisurely alter tne arrival of tho special train, which leaves Hunter's l'oint at ten o'clock. A.

M. In tho horse box attached to this train yosterday were Uvo horses down to the bunt. Home of tbeso wore for the ladies who rode and the groom attending them, another was a horse hired for the chase. When theae arrived at tho stables at Uarden City It was found that others had come Irom other points, and so It became apparent that there would bo a pretty good Held. Among the other strange borBes already on band wero a bay horBe called Scsmp, the gray mare Moor-' hen, end a big blocky horse, said to bo recently lm- ported by his ownor, an English iarmer.

As the nour spnotnted for the moot approached, tbeso and the Atbers wore saddled and led out preparatory to being mouuted. It was noticed then thai the following gantlomou wore also in the Robert Con ler, Mr. E. Zborowskl (In pink), Mr. E.

L. Ludlow, Mr. Emmet, Mrs. Francklvn, Miss Oelricbs, Mr. Clarence Levy and bit man, Mr.

George Tlcphurst, Mr. Hcwlott, Mr. Townsend Percy and live or six country bojTB. Mr. Gray Griswold'and the Whip rode up to the hotel with ibe bounds at one o'olock.

Awuiting their approach quite a bevy ol ladles gatbored on tho piazza and scanned with ovidont intorost the last collecting field or horsemen In irout of the botol. Thoso latior objects of attention moved to and iro to koop thoir i animals from catching cold by standing unooverod In the oool breezes. OFF TO COVStt. Tbe delay was brier alter tha arrival of tho hounds. The courso toward cover was to the south, aud so tho prooosslon started, headed by the Master of tho Hounds, tho rear brought up by a string ol carriages.

In this way we proceeded lo a strip of wood, about a mile south of Garden City iiolol. Hero, alter a brlei ball, the hounds throw off. -Wnllo tbe pack passed Into the wood most of tho llolrt swarmed along the eastern edge of the wood. Tbe hounds soon after commenced 10 give touguo on the wostern side and dashed about excitedly as II going to break away toward tho northoast This roovomont tho short blasts of the huntsman's horn anu the accompanying music Of the pack drew several horsemen through tho brakes, and by tho tlmo tbe hounds, led by Old Comforter, were fairly off tho field was all close at band, though several were on a road north of tho cover from which tho pack broke. Hair a dozen horsemen look tho flrst fcuccs handsomely, tbe English farmer's nag Jumplug exoell.

utly, as If flying ins native Luloriubatoly lor the iarmer, however, ho mistook tho whipper-in ibe "'untsman," and as Fitzpairick did not tollow strsigbt yesterday tho stranger got thrown out early in ibe ruu. Very soon alter Mr. Ludlow got thrown out also, but in a (flfforoul way. Ho essuyed a four-rail lence, nut could not nouotialc it, and his nag, a roaror, wont to grass on the lurther side. Not more than Uvo or six went straight alter this last crooner and among those wore Mr.

Unsworn, Mr. Zborowskl anu Mr. Center. Tho Jumps were not very trying alter tbe mile or so, anu, indeed, only two or mreo roally stiff high lencos were encountered during tho entire run. At one of tbeso Mr Grlswold bad a oropper, but be was soon up anu forward again.

Mr. Center dropped out soon alter, and towatd tho close only two or three were up with tho houod-i. Alter a run of loss than lour miles? north at Brst and west pack turned toward tho south ana crossed the Hempstead lurnplko road, not very lar from Foster's Meadows. They then ran eastward, turned again into tbe roau. then ran niong ibrough a wood aud so toward the southeast, llmsbiug in another wood, about a quarter ol a nule turiner on.

This doubling ol the chase brought up some or those who lagged behind, so that tbero was quite a respectable attendance at tbe tinisb, the ladios being among the number. It is amusing to listen to the bluster of some of tbe strncRlers who gallop up at tho with a great flourish alter having done ail the chopping possible and uretend to have gone straight and jumped all the fences. How they bo.st ol this lump and tbail How high their horses went! How admirably they cleared that nve-rail foncel Oh 'twas But thon, some blight allowance must be ttiudo lor tho exaggeration duo to the excitement ol the moiuout; and it Is some satisfacilon to bo In well atthe Uuibh, even If ono does have to out otr 1 J'l'he 'Eufc'l'lshman on the blocky horso to be very sorry to have gone wrontf. Had be ridden straight ho would have done well, no doubt, speaklug ol bis horso, he 'ome the tolks that 'uniod on my pli'ace wauteu un lor tho 'untsman, but they sent to Oireland and bought un thoer lor two buuder pun'." This muy h.ivo been a sly Insinuation that his nag was worth so much that they could not uQord to purchase it. A This run was all over In less than forty minutes, Its leiiulh being perhaps a littio short ol six miles.

It was wuolly a drag hunt, aud tlie couutry over which tho chase loo mostly a urass country, though Were were here and there some stubbie tlelds nod lew ploughed patches ihut were rather trying to Wo horses. Altogether it was a short unil uoi very eveutjul dash, but a very spirited ono while it lasted. It was a good day lor chopping, too, uud many who louud themselves thrown out ourly in ibe ruu caught up again aiicr taking to the roads lor a while. Tbe next meet will he at Kast Meadow Brook, at one o'clock 1'. next Saturday.

Tho one following will bo tho meet, at Garden City. Tho hunt ball for ibe larmers 01 tho vicinity, over whose ground the huntsmen navo occasionally ridoon, will lake place on liuukstiiviug Eve. It is uouuunceu lb it the invitations are now being preparod and will be issued in a lew days iiOliSE NOTLfcS. A great salo of fast Eastern bred trotters took place yesterday at Barker's City Auction Murt and New York Tattersalls, corner ol liroauway and l'biriy-ninih Street, consisting ol llllecu lots. The first, the gray gelding Eusloru Chiel, bv Uodlrey's Fulchen, 8 years old, was sold to II.

Worinuauy, ol Philadelphia, lor sorrel goldlng Kingston, 7 years old, by Fearnaught, to tho hume buyer lor $475; bay tllly lila, uy Flying Eaton, 4 years old, H. aIIoii, $305; hay horse Eldorado, by Daniel L.Hubert, 6 old, Br. Wilsou, $200; brown maro Mliford Uiri, by Waiklll Cblof, 7 years old, Ssmuel Murphy, $200; hay horso Morrill Star, by Champion Morrill, 6 years old, withdrawn hi $400; itray guliimg Osrick, by John Billard, 7 yearn old, W. Uustsrbronk, $dOU; browu gelding J. H.

Warren, by Geueiul Lvon, U. H. Wilson, $140; orown mare Kosetla, ny General Knox, tl old, II. Graves, irruy gelding George Kipley, by GiCeon, 6 years old, John Moisn, Brooklyn, $147; bsy Funny ltausdon, by Jules Jurgeasen, 7 years old, Wll-oli Hyatt, $300; biv geiding Harry in in, by years old, 11. $305; hay geiumg Victor, oy Young Coiumbus, 6 year? old, ii Anderson, black mare Kin, hy l'liil NtrMM) 0 ye.irs oM, s.

Hsfinai, fM, and bav gelding A u-tin, by Eihan Allen, 10 years old, S. G. lingers, Alter me sale ol McDaniel's horses at Flnrkor's today a splendm saddle hori-e will be sold. This horso Is a cap tal runnt-r and jumper, and lias been tried and Inuud periect lor huuuug during tho late meets on Long Island. TlioTriNG HOKSfci BliEEDEKS.

Tbo National Association ot Trotting Horso Breeders have adopted tho rollowlog among tbe many ol the bylaws lor thoir Suction 1. Thin every head of slock advertlsod Shall oe ollered lor sale, Ubicss iho sniliiui should buTe becu materially injured by disease or accident alter aovi rti.ing auu beiore the sale. Sbc no reserved bid shall bo msde on an sniuiul uulers it has bevu staled in tho sale calaloguo, aud the uiuouul suecilled. asc. shall ho no by-bidding In any sbapo or lorm.

neither the vendor nor bis agent shall bid lor anotuer person unless lie produces at Iho sale a written spucilymg the particular aLlmal or animals thai he is authorized lo bid on. sac. every noad ol sloea offered shall be II more than one bid ik made. Ssc. all pedigrees shall be guaranieed, and whuru any doubt exists in regard to a pedigree worus shall bo used to indicale the uouot, aucb as "said to be," or "believed to bo," Ac.

Sue. I hat where an auimal la unsound It shall be announced by the auononeer. lliat a violation ol tbese rules shall subject the offender lo public expulsion. The annual meeting of tbe above association will take place at tbs Everett House on Wednesday, December 8. As Clark Bell, Sbeppard F.

Knapp and John K. Cecil have been appointed (he Dinner Cotnniittee, It la presumable thai tbo borM lore will be enliveued by tbo products ol tbe larder. FOOTBALL. A FINE GAME BETWEt.N TALE AND BIN ITT. TEIjEGBAPH TO THE Kit ALP.

Nkw Haviv, Nov. 21, 187T. The Tale-Trinity tootball match came off to-day at Hamilton Park. Owing to tbe bitter cold tbe attendance was not very large. The teams consisted of eleven men each and played by tbe Kugby Union rules, Tbe Trinity team baa been newly organized and has not played mucb.

Tbetr game was a plucky one, but tbey were outplayed at every point. Tbe Yale men, aa their score will show, played a superb gamo. Plenty ot practice and rigid discipline will make the Trinity a Une team. Tbe following were tbe Hacker, Captulu Wakoiuan; Trumbull; bull Bucks. Itrown.

Camp; rushers, Lamb, Tbompaon, Dowuer, Werte, Clark, Harding. Appletou, Uilberson; half-backs, Wilcox, Hardee; rbsners, Carpenter, Cboover, Elbert, lluntor, Lyman, Umpires? For Yale. Vv. H. Tavlor: lor Trlnliy, fJeorno Kneeland.

W. Hite, Yale, '78. Soore, 7 goals, 11 touch-downs. RIFLE MATCH. Wobcsstkk, 51 Nov.

21, 1877. A rifle matob here to-day between W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) and L. C.

Daniels, ol Portland, lor $200, waawoD by Cody. PIGEON SHOOTING. The members ot tbe Kings County Gun Club assembled at tbe Brooklyn Driving Park, Parkville, Long Island, yesterday, to Indulge In their regular monthly pigeon shootiug (or a champion gold badge, which is the property of the club. Thero were fourteen entered, and each shot at ten birds. Tbe shooting was above the avorage.

Messrs. Jobn Moller, William 1'ickard and Charles Meyers lied at tbe ten birds, encb killing nine. Then tboy shot oil the tie at three birds, and tbe first named gontleman killed all three, winning tbo badge, while Messrs. l'lckard and Meyers their first and retired. The following Is tbo Killed.

Missed. J. Moller 12 1 William Plckard 9 2 C. 0 2 C. O.

Moller 8 2 K. Junges 8 2 Con. Meyers 8 2 J. Moller 7 3 H. Miller 7 a Fitzgerald 7 P.

Moller 0 4 C. Songus 0 4 J. Meyers 0 4 11. 5 5 C. F.

Miller. 2 8 Mr. William Uassett acted as relerea Time of shooting, 2b. 60m. KNICKERBOCKER ATHLETIC CLUB.

Tno Knickerbocker Athletic Club was organized at the Sturtevunt House, Broadway, Twenty-eighth and Twonty-mntb streets, on Thursday, June 14, of tbe present year, by a number of gontiemeu well known in business, social and athletic circles. Tbe officers are Mr. Leslie C. Bruce, of tbe Amoricun Rlllo Team, President; Dr. Thomas H.

Bailey, Vice President; Mr. J. Marion Pollock, Secretary, ana Dr. A. P.

Merrill, Treusurer. This club will hold their inaugural games at tbe American Institute Building on Monday and Tucsduy oveutiigs, December 3 and 4, commencing at eight o'clock, when the following games will be open to all Monday Kvkni.no, Dec. yard run. Ouo mile walk. Uunutng broad Jump.

Quarter-mile ruu. HuutuuK high jump. Putting tbe sbot. Ono mile run. One bunnred and twenty yard hurdle ruce.

Half-mile run. The prizes will be a gold medal to tbo winner of eueb event and a silver medal to second. An entrance fee ol tidy cunts lor each evont must accompany eacti entry. Iuksday Kvkni.no, Dec. mile walk for the amateur championship ol America.

A bne gold medal will be given to the winner ol this event, and to each cuntostunt walking tbe twenty-live miles within live hours a gold bar pin. An entrance fee of $2 must accompany each entry lor tuis event. ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT. Billy Fields and Mike Dorsoy will have a boat with the gloves at Hill's Theatre this afternoon for a purse. Muny of tbe host boxers in tbe city will also appear.

SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD. Tbo last baa been seen on tbe racecourse of that aplendid specimen of a thoroughbred horse SpringHeld. He has quit the post lor the paddock at Hampton Court. Tbe Newcastle Chronicle, ot November 6, Robert Watson Boyd, of Gateshead, went Into residence at Mrs. Gibson's, the Ord Arms, Scotswood, to preparo for his match on the Tyne, from the High Level Bridge to Sootswood Suspension Bridge, on Monday, January 14, tor a aide and the championship ol England challenge cup, aaainst hia old opponent, John Hlggina, ol bhadwell, the present otiampion.

The Gutcsnead sculler has certainly commenced bis work early enough, a.id his iiuouilon is to take a long auu steady course of tralniug, similar to that which brouitbl him into such graud trim when be defeated Joseph H. Sadler, ol Teddlugton, in their last match. Uuiortunately, James 1'aibot, of Newcastle, who bus been most carelul and painstaking in preparing Boyd for bis recent engagements, cannot suptrinteud his tralniug on this occasion, owing to indisposition, and it is not yol settled who will laKo nis place. However, It has been arranged that duriug the lust lew weeks ol bis trainlug Boyd will be accompanied in ills spins on the water by Kobert Bagnail, ol the Ouscburu, and John Bright, of the Mushroom, lu a double sculling boat. THREE LOST CHILDREN.

Three little cblldren stood huddled up in tho doorway ot tho Essex Market Court yesterday afternoon. Their laces wcro suffused with tears and pinched with cold, and every little wbile tbe eldest of them, a boy, about nine years ol age, peered anxiously into the court room, as If looking lor something be expected to And therein. The other little girl six years old and a boy about four years old, with a littlo straw but on bis looked up at tbo Oldest one seemlugly lor protection. A sympathetic officer seeing tbe little trio asked tbem what they wanted, and they all cried at once almost, "I want my mother." "Wnoie is your mother asked tbe officer. "1 don't know answered the oldest boy, "only she was lot ked up, and ibey told us she was took here." Officer Cbiaidi, ol the Society lor tho Prevention ol Cruelly to Childron, happening to be present in the court room, his attention was called to the case.

He brought the children up before Judge Smith, uud that magistrate at onco interested himself lu tho children's trouble. "Wh it Is your name, my boy asked the Judgo. sir." "Duii'i cry, we arc not going to burt you. Is this your little cisl-rT'' asked the Judge. Boy (still Yes, sir," "And your mother; wheto Is she?" "Mio Is locked up, sir, sluco lust niglit, nud we have nothing to eat." The Judge directed the Cleric to seo what Dee is committed lor, and it being discovered Hint she had been ol stealing $16 I root Cutuariue Clement, ol No.

237 Madison sireot, and thereupon committed for pent iurceny, he uin very inv boy, 1 canuot give your mother to you; 1 thought at first it might be lor intoxic.itiou. 1 remoinoer her case had a child at tier breast when slio brought in." Then, turning to Officer Chiardi. "You wnl be kind enougii lo take euro of i tlie-e children lor the present, and please tell tho 1 Clerk at pedal Sessions to set down Klizubeth Due's cano lor iriui at as early a uay as possible." COMINCi HuAlE FROM THE JiALL. Mr. William MrKenzie, ol No.

fill Grcenwlcb stri ct, was ushered Jefferson Market tourt room yesterday mcrning in full dress, und somewhat astonished bis fellow prlsonors at the bar by the stylo of his get-up. His black suit was still and his shirt and still immaculate, though lie had experienced the delights and ol the station cell for a lew hours. William was accused of it ioniously Frederick Martin. He was ou bis way bnmu from tue "Hounds' ball ip BieecKtr street when he stopped in a saloon for a ''morning apponser." in tno saloon ho met Martin and became engaged iu a quarrel about some trivial mailer. During the quarrel he pulled a pistol and Martin lied.

McKenzte ciiused Mai iin the corner ol Cnarliou and Greeuwich streets, and rune.I Ins weapon to tiro, wheu he was aught by Officer -Wb ileu, ol the Kuhto precinct. Jodge Morgan, alter administering a sound ruiiuke to the gentlemen just Irom the ball, lined him $10 and hold him In $5u0 ball to keep Iba peace. A LADY IN DISTRESS. The necessitous circumstances of a very meritorious lady were alluded to in last Sunday's Hkkald under lbs Leading, "A Case of Need," und in responso to tbe Intimations tbere naUo tbo following subscriptions have been J. Warren, SI; Mrs.

11. II: Centum Novem, $1, l'acht, Mrs. L. W. K.

$1 Amboy, Sympath), Mrs. L. W. $6. Additional suuscriptlousare urgently needed for Ibis deaorviog charily.

NEW JERSEY EPISCOPALIANS. BI8HOP TOTAL ABSIISENCE PROPOSITION BEFEBBED TO A COMMITTEE. Alter an Interesting session of two dsya at Trinity Cburt Now.irk, tbe third sunual convention of tbe Episcopal Dlocesu of Northern New Jersey completed labors sud adjourned yesterday. tbe chief lenture of yesterday's proceedings waa tbe aununl address ol Bishop Odounelmer, tbe Prjsideut of tbe Convention. Tbe dloceaa, bo said, wan constantly increasing id size aod character ol population.

During tbe paat year be bad seen enough tu all parts of tbe dioceae to encooruge bis heart. l'ho candidates tor confirmation numbered 696; total since the dioceae was loruied, orduiued to the priesthood and deaconate, clergymen recallod from otlior utocesea, dismissed to otber dioceses, clergymen deceased, renounced ibe ministry, number in the priests, 63; deacous, total, 64; admitted as candidates lor holy oiders, 1. Total number ol lay readers, 42. here are sis missions in of lay readers, GO Incorporated parishes and 10 missions. 11 said tbo tnisslou work hud been laitnfully performed, and altogether bo expressed giutitlcatiou witn ino general aud specillc condition ol the diocese.

The Bishop took occasion ui Hie cio-o to return thanks lor the beautiful gilt ol choice communion service giveu biui lor Ube In uilsstonury siatious. RATIONAL TKMFKKAMOI UOCTRINKS. The committee uppoiuied at tbe last Convention to cou-lder the aubject ol lulemperauco preaeuteu a report sluling thui no movement can liopeto accomplish pcriuaneut good which does uot recogmzo the uiUoronce huiweeou totul abstlneucu and temperance. Ibe report called attention to the urgent uee.i that -omothiug be douo to check the spiead ol lutemperance, uud referred to the work none by the Cuurcu ol Euglaud Temperance Society, 'the committee rccom tneud that tlie Convention Uke steps lor tbeorguuixetion ol a Church Diocesan Temperance Socitly, to be known us the Church Temperuuco League 01 Northern New Jersey, ith tbe Bishop as President, tbo Bishop to appoint a committee ol three clergy uud three laymen be a board ol Directors. I he tlrst recuinmeudation was adopted, and the others were referred to tho Committee 011 Constitutions and Canons.

Kev. Mr. 'sen, 01 Kast Orange, suid tho clergy tjhou.d set an ol scll-sacriOcu aud purity of Ilia to tlieir people; lie therefore moved as tin amendment that tun clergy ol ttie dioCeso should practice total ubstiuence. This was too Important a matter to bo hastily disposed ol, however, and the Cotivuutiou relorred the resolution to a speoial comintttce. TilK HTANDl.NU COMMITTKK8.

Election of momocrs ol the standing committees resulted us Clcricut James A. Uilliums, I). 0 42: Kev. Hubert N. Merrill, 40; F.

C. I'ulnutii, 24; Kuv. Spencer Kice, Kev. Jubn Wulsb, 21: Kuv. K.

M. Abercrombie, J. N. Sluusbury, W. W.

Holly uud W. 11. Mollll. one each. Lay C.

tiurlhwaiio, 29; Daniel Ootid, 32; Allrud Mills, 32; Jonntlian Eituar, 19; F. G. Ogden, 11; E. 11. Vuorhis, 3.

KeV. Junius A. Williams, D. Kev. K.

M. Merrill, Kev. F. C. 1'utnam, Kev.

spencer Kice, and Messrs. J. C. Garthwaite, Daniel Do.ld, Allred Mills and Jonathan EJgur were declared elocied aa tbe Standing Committee. Mr.

henry llayes wos elected Treasurer ot tbe diocese and Kev, Dr. E. 11. Boggx Registrar. The Convention then adjourned line die with tbo Bisbop'a blessing.

THE MUDDLED EXCISE. GOVKENOB BOBINBON AHKtD TO PABDON THE CONVICT WITNESS? JUDGE DAVIS THANKED. Eirorts are being mude by the Law and Order Loague for tbo restoration to citizenship of Amos J. Bieeskor, the young man wbo, alter teaillylng against Delmonlco und others, waa proved to have served a term in the Peulteuliury, II dovuruor Kobinson can bo Induced to pardon llloeckor be will be a competent witness aud will be used by the temperance people. Should tho attempt tail, bowevor, Mr.

Mundy expresses bis intention to obtain new evldenee against tbe hotel keepers aud prosecute thorn with ronewed vigor. Kov. Dr. Douins has lorwarded the following letter to Council or Tin Htuanukus, Nkw YoiiK, Nov. 21, 1877.

Ills Kxoelleney Governor Robinson Dkah a mere boy, ami while Intoxicated. Amen Hloecker was arrested for larcuny ncl convicted and sutitenced to prison for two years, lie served out Ins tluie, except two months remitted lor good behavior and tlncc then lie tins reformed, and. 1 oelleva. Is striving to leud a life. For l.e has been a member ol tbls church, and.

so far as I know, hasconducted lilar-eli lie inaKes an anpeal to executive clemency to re-tore him to cltlaer.slilp. 1 rustinu tnat 111 view ol his excellent ami of his relonn bin prayer may be aranted, 1 am Your Kxcelleucy'a obe.ilant servant, CIIARLKS P. DKKM8. llloeckur wai recognizod while lu a liquor store corner ol Water aud Koosevelt streets ono ntgbl recently bv ouc who was a fellow prtaouer in the Penitentiary. This tuuu is believed to have told Norton, tuo proprietor ol lh? auloou, who cummuuicatod tbe tact to bla counsel to be ured In bis deience.

There were no trials lor violation ol tbo Excise law at tho Police Courts yesterday. The Board of Exolso met und considered a groat many applications lor liceusos. Muuy of tb'-so woro rejected, some 011 accouut ol tbe bad reputation of tbe applicants, others bocuuse It wus uot shown that tbe houses wore bona fide hotels or inns, and still oihurs becauso thero wus uo sign displayed by the applicants proclaiming tUeir places to bo hotels. Tbe Law and Order League will Issue an address to the public to-day. At a meeting held yesterduy it adopted of which the following is the behalf of the Iriouds ol morality, reform nud social aud public wellure we beruhy lender to Judgo Davis the cordial expression our gratliudo and udmiratlou.

We boartily congratulate tbe cilizeus of Now York that we hav? on the bench a Justice who bas taken so tlrm aud uoble a stand. We hall It as tho promise ol a better duy aod we earnestly invite ull classes of our lellow citizens to anile witb us in our work." PA IKS. A fair at tbo Eighteenth Street Mothodlst Episcopal Church commonced on Tuesday last, and will continue this und to-morrow alternoon and oveuing, closing to-morrow nigbt. Tbe lady trustees ol the Home for Friendless Girls, at No. 41 uvouuo, uru to bold lair, beginning to-day, for tbo benellt of ibat Institution.

Tbe lair will continue through the of tho week. This charitable relume lor girls Is supportod altogether by voluntary subscription, and aa the suasoii advances an Increased amouut is necessary to meet the deiuanda upou iu The sick sud crippled children ol St Mary's Hospital are to huve me bunetlt of a fair winch beitan yesterday, In Republican Hall, No. 65 West Tblrty-tnird street. ST. JOHN'S, POKDHAM.

Tho debating society ol St. John's College, Fordhum, will havo a rouulon on Tuesday next, November 27, at a quarter past ono o'clock P. M. Trains leave the Or iud Central depot at hall-past twelve o'clock lor Kordham. Ibe Kev.

Francis Kyan, 8. is president of tho society, and Mesxrs. Peter A. Hcndrick and John W. Callahan vico president and secretary, respectively.

PROPESSIONAL 13EGGAUS. There Is a family ol begg trs which hus infested tbe streets uud nveuues ol the city lor ibe last six mouths, and several complaints com eruiiig them have reached the Society lor the Prevention ol Cruelty to Children. Tlie lumily consists of a hoy ol about eighteen years, wno siauds iu ibo sireol shaking aa II ulliicted with parulyHs; the mother, an ol I hag ol about sixty, who i carries a small, wiieezy hurdy-gurdy, aud a little boy llvo ycara of ago, who collects tbe pennies uud lu bis childish way makes piteous appeals to tho charily ol tho pussurs by. Several times ulllcerClnarill hits warned these people, and ye-torUuv when he met them on llroome street plying their vocation he determined to huve ibeni arrestsd. The ofliccr, Wlieb he look hold ol the paralyzed boy, louud that lie had no child to deul with, us the latter made a vigorous resistance, lu wriich he was assisted bv nis mother, who sprang on the olllcor iiko a wildcat.

It took ihrco patrolmen of 1 tic Tenth precinct to bring mother and son to tho Markol Court, while Olllcor Cuiurdi took charge ol tlie little boy. On being arraigned before judge tlicy gave their names ss Pauline Cafferula, Angelti C.iflerata and Duvid Calleraiu. Pauline nun Angelo, tho mother and older bey, were committed to the Island lor mouths, while tho child was I placed in the csro ol Father Drumgoole, of tbe Newsboys'Lodging House. Olllcor Cuiardl preserves its a trophy a tin placard inscribed "Good people, 1 an, a poor paralyzed boy, unable to move. Please help me." A BUOOKLYNITE MISSING.

Mrs. Peter Foeban, ol No. 313 Sixteenth street, South Brooklyn, visited Ponce Hosuqimriera in that city yosiorday alluruoon and reported that bor husband hud been mlsaing since last Sunday, and that sho lesrs for his safety. Peter Feehsn is thirty-six years ol aga, live feel seven incnes In heuhi, uuu a man 01 exccediugly temperate liubit-. Ho has becu for several yeara in the ctnI plor ol the Greonwood Cemetery Associslion, and bus one ubild.

On toe duy ubove named Mr. loft bis home lor tbe purpose of visiting a brother lu Juraev City. He remaiued with 1 bis ruialive until nightfall, when the latter accoinpanted mm to New York aud mere purted company witii bun. Since Hint ttmo nothing hus been seen or heard 01 him. The misstug man.

who wore dark ol clothes and aoft black bat, had lu uia possession it wutcu uud chaiu und (14 in money. A general alarm has been seut out by tue police ol the two cltius. GOING OUT WITH THE TIDE. Tho body of an unknown man waa found floating In the river yesterday morning otT tba Htaten Island terry slip. Tbe deceased was a man ol about thirty, live leel seven inches in he ght, witb dark bair and oouplexiou.

Uo work a uaik coat and pantaloons. GARVEY, THE PLASTERER. eehcmpiion of the twud INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE'S KINO FLASTBBBK OH THE HE BAKED THE CHESTNUTS FBOM THE FIBE more the siory of tho Ring frauds was told wben Andrew J. Uarvey, the plasterer employed by Mr. Tweed tod bis colleagues, look ihe wituess stand belore the Asdermanic Investigation Committee yesterday.

Wbile Mr. Uarvey's testimony relutod mainly to laets tbat bad previously elicited tbere were tnauy Interesting wblch bad cever belore brought out. The great plasterer'! Intelligent lace was closely save lur a bristly grav mustache, and his bair, ol the same tint, was brushed into a topknot. Alderman Slevin was absent throughout the session. While Mr.

Uarvey testilying Mr. Tweed entered the chamber accompanied by bis couusel and bis triend, Mr. Charles Devlin. Ilo WW an attentive listener until the end. E.

A. Woodward, J. Ill and George II. Miller came into the room while the examination was in progress, and alter holding a whispered confarruce with tbe committee departed. It understood that they have all been sworn as witnesses and will testify to-day and to-uiurrow, It being proposed henceforth to coullnue tbe sessions of the committee irom day to day.

HOW TIIK WMKK HA1JB. Mr. Usrvey testiQed in subsiauco that he has not been In business lor several yoars past, but was lorrncrly a plasterer and decorator ol buildings; be tlrst began to work lor the city In the sprlug ol 1887, when be bud some conversation with a cominuieo ol the Board of Supervisors relattvo to finishing tbe new Court House in a hurry; soon utter that time ho bad an interview wltb Mr. Tweed, aud, at tho request of tbe latter, thereafter udded tifleen per cent to nil bis bills; Henry Smith told tbe witness tbls commission was to bu giV'JU to the IJosrd ol Supervisors; lor several mouths witness banded the pcrceuiuge to Mr. Tweed; until January, 1808, when tboy were paid to Woodwurd; oonimissiou was gradually Increased ulter lhal until it reached slxty-Ove per cent; witness tonUntied to work on drill rooms uud armories well as tho County Court House uuo othur buildings; Mr.

Tweed told witness that the commissions were divided among Uve Sweeny, Hugh Smith, Tweed uud Hall; wiiuoss deposited lu the Broadway tlank wrftrruuls to the amount ol tl 177,413 72; ho actually retalnod 63, uud the value ol Hie work he did was about Ihe Uillerenco betweeu tho amouul witness received uud the va.ue of tho work was tnls amount was used lor Illegal one day while witness was paying tnu immense commissions to Wuisou uua Woodward he spoke to Sir. Couuoily about tho mailer; that gentleman simply shook his bead and reuiuiked, "Oh, Uarvey, the Legislature is very expensive; it has cost us (1 BeeiueU to uie," suid Ihe witness, he told me that lu exienuulluu of these Immense percentages;" the uiuount rolerred to as buying been rocetveu by Uarvey moluued payment lor work done lor Walter ltouhe, mr Woodwurd and Twee J' witness built the largo ami haudsomo house lor Couuoily corner ol 130th street and Filth uvuuue, aud liundsotne coach bouso in too rear lor this work wurrants were issued to tbo amouul ol (248,400, ol wblob witness received bo had to leave the city belore the work wus completed and ibero were several payments due upon the bouse; the real cost ol the house was irom to It was currently reported among tbosu connected with the King that Peter II. Sweeny rocoivei his sb ol tbo steallnus i Tweed ouco told witness to cull on l'eler B. and tell bun that he must pay a certain bill of witness' which was behindhand; Connolly also directed witness to call upon Heier B. aud say that bo (Connolly) bad sent btm witness suw sweeny in relation to tho matter and the bill wus paid; In tho succeeding spring thore was another bill ol pretty much tbo same character.

A HITCll ABOUT TUK BILL. In tbe following Juno, alter the Legislature adjourned, witness did call; there was somo bitch about tbe bill; on ono occasion witness received warrants lor work done on various uubllc property from Connolly; tho 1-iltor requested that ue would see Bill Kiug; Mr. Uarvey called upon King and received irom ihe latter only twenty-live per cunt of tbo umouut ol the warrants; next aiternooti Witness mot King, who said ho had lust been over to see Conno.ly, and had paid the mouey "tho old loUow luugned all over Ins luco when he got the money said King; besides the building ul Connolly's bouse, witness did other work lor individual members ol the King and charged It aitaiusl tbe cilv; be did work lor Heury Smilh at Amsterdam, in this State; lor Judge Baruard uud lor Woodward, at tils plaou In Couueullcul, uuiouutliig to 000; ho also in 1870 and 1871 did souio work tor 1 weed but tne latter paid bim a large sum for It in cash tlio work done tor tne other persons uumod was never naid lor by them, but witness "got square" hv adding tho amounts due to his bills against tbo cttv and county; tbe work dono lor Tweed was worth about tUO.OOO, tbat lor Conno.ly about iu addition lo building his bouse wiluess did some work on Park au addition to the bouse aud trescoed it, and did some work on three smalt houses lu Brooklyn, owned by Counolly's sou and two sous-iu law, respectively ou tho bbuse ol J. 1 owuguttd Couuoily. the sou, wiluess did only a low huudred dollars' worth ol work In tbat occupiod by Mra.

llhlau be did little work, aud a.so iu lhal occupied by Mra "vitellines: tbe Utter lady also gave bim the orders about the Thiriy-eigbtb s.reet bouse; witness made the bill out to Couuoily and reecived a check boarlug the letter nume from Watson; wltuoss also did somo work upon lbs house ol Supervisor Johu on Lonir island und upou his house lu Morris street, au it regaling, perhaps, this work was done by witness without remuneration Irom the parties concerned, but he aticrwurd added the amounts lo his bills against the city uud county; witness also did a lulie work upon a small bouse owned by Andrew lllakeiey upou ihe Boulevard; witness believed Blakelev would have paid tho bill II one had beeu presented; bo wus a irienJ ot wun ss und ine latter did not charge bim; for this work wiluess bad never charged tbe city. A WKALTHT TLASTKIIKR. Mr Cole then questioned wltiuss about tho real estate owned oy him in 187L Uarvey testilled thai be tneu beld lots in ihirteunth street, a small house uud Liable the house he now lives lu, some lots iu M.disou av'ouue, a house lu Kilty-eighth street aud somo lots udou tne Bou.ovard. This property now stands lu the name or Mrs. Uarvey, wile ol witness, lo whom It was trtmslorred when wituess wus advised to losvo Now Yora alter the discovery ol lue Kiug iruuds; lio was uraod lo leave Ihe city oy threats Irom llochu aud 1-miib and others; some of his triends bad au iitterviow with Charles O'Conor, and the luller promised tliul if witness would como back and leality harm should conie to in iu lu uuy sbupe or lorm witness thereupon returned aud becunie a witness lor Ibo you understand that, Mr.

Uarvey. to mean that tho moneys you had overcharged the cliy would uoi be required ol you "Well I had no explauullon ou thut point, bul I presumed lhal the proposition covered every thing. 1 never not anything bul what 1 earned. To Mr ihe $1,177,000 drawn from the treasury ostensibly to pay uie, there wore other warrants lo meet mils lu my name, I could not tell tho aunr. gate amount; perhaps it was iui much as ouii 000' 1 could uol stale now luuch trt It was hctualiv tiunl lo ino aud how much went to the members ol the Kiug; yes, I was usod lo ull iho cbestuuts out ol the tin there was much more work done ibau in obi people believe.

To Cole? 1 never made presents lo oINcials to aci patronage; wo had lb.I ulrei.dy ibero were subscriptions gotten up to make presents to various oftClals- lhal was the lasliiou, sod 1 always subscribed; ol the money sent to Alt. uiy to control the iux levy lnser.oll subscribed Keyser, Millor, 0 000 am as Mr. Tweed Says, everybody lhal old business Sown there had to suoscribe this money; thej got It bsi as I did. The coinmilteo ut this point adjournod until eleven o'clock ibis morning. interesting SllOl'lifters.

A STYLISH lookixo fi ali. and hkb daihihtku AHBKHTEU IN I.ANT KVKN1NO, Tho cuse ol the two young Jorsey girls who wero arrested in Brooklyn lor shoplimng a lew duys ago was supplemented last evening by the detection uud arrest ol uuother couple ol stylish Ionian's, who were it Is alleged, in snu lar nefarious business. About three o'clock in the utiornocn Detective VVll.iain B. Voik, ol the Central Ollleo squaa, was slauding on the souib side ol ulton street, opposite the dry goods establishment of Frederick No. 2su, watching ine ihroLg ol ladies going in and out, wnen bis aiteullou wus in seme manner attracted oy two wotneu, upparenily uioiuer aim uaughier.

who emerged iroin the store carrviug handsome o. rocco leather satchels. They wore line nroo'io shawls mid dark dresnos ol some rich und laslnooabie lull material. Their appearance was ladylike aui ineir dress elegant, though subdued, lln detoctivs next hmw them enter the siore ot N. B.

Jones, No uutf Kuiton street, where they remained tor several nnuules. When iney again tnu appssraiice on the streol they waUed down ilie same Oiuck and went into Wearner llrolhers' slore. Alter reinaining there lor a short lime litey wont luto the dry goods store ol Weohsler, Aoiaham ft Co. Uy litis lime Detective Koik had Joiuuu by Vurwiu, and the suspected shopiiliers were to visit Leaser's three limea uuriug iwo hoars. About Ovo o'clock Ibo two weiii, tuned down tne street toward the Court iiouso.

woe re were about to gel ou a Hunter's I'oini und Cross, towu ear wbeu the oltlcera took them ilIo custody. "Come with aaid Drfliclive Kolk, as he inugul ine sider ol the two uy tne arm. "Coiue with uiu to Police Headquarters." "Wheruf What do you meau, Sirr Why snould 1 go Willi you indignantly rejoined the prisoner. Doucuves orwin and Currsu lulortned the youuger woman that she wus also a prisoner, and the party started lor tneir djstinsviou. On being shown into the deieclivea' room both imuaiea wept bitterly and begged lor clemency, saying lhal this was the llrsl time iney had ever been arrested.

Tbe eiuer woman said tout her usme was Annie TowttsenJ, tbat she is llnrly.lwo yenrsof age and a seatnsiresS. Her companion, also itemed Annie, ta her dauguler and is sixteeu years old. She Mid tbey reside Id Mrlltlamaborc, bat would not give addreaa. Tbo daughter became hysterical, and physician suiumoucd. Both prisoners were lockeu up at tbe First precinct station bouse.

S. H. Jones recognized $14 03 worth ol luce and glovea aa coming Irom his store, ami ooa of Loeser'a employes Identified $6 IS world ol hia aiock. A roll of biiie amounting to and two pocketooota coulalniug $11 85 were louud lo thalr posaeaalon. THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.

DECLARATION BT THE BOABD OF COCWTT ON RBINCIPAL Tbs Tola caul at tbo laia alactlon In this city was officially announced yesterday by tbe Board of County Cauvasaera. 1 be following ara tba for tbo principal HKLHKTAKT OP STATIC. Allan C. 77,189 Jobh C. Church.11..

46,966 COMJ-TKOLLKK. Frudk. P. 83,318 C. V.

R. Lultngton. 40,610 OVPKKXK COCUT JVMT10K. Jobn K. 122,941 Isaac Bennett 1,403 MAU1MK COl'HT JUsTICI.S James P.

05,059 Allen 68,611 Ueorge Shea 03,700 Joseph Kocli 02,940 Loew's 2,088 ALUERMKM-AT-LAKUIC. Patrick 06,290 Jos. C. Win. K.

04.U37 Win. H. 60,218 Samuel A. Low Anorow H. 05.443 Loum C.

Waehner. 02.S59 l.ouia 65.005 alx candidates receiving tbo highest uuuibor of votes are elected. UitL OuL Hogan. 16,403 Morrlaaay. 13.827 Jon.

6.583 Aug. scbell 9,973 Hognu's miij. 10,784 Morrissey's maj. 3,854 A. agstall, jr.

11,153 C. E. Ecclesine. 10 335 K. H.

10,280 F. M. Wugst.iO's 873 Ecciesine'a maj. S. Ooebel.

10.481 M. 9,804 Gocbel's 037 AHsKUULTMR.V. F. Borrlgan 2.410 K. 2,844 l'boa.

2.314 Jobu 2,211 Herman's ma). 102 Holalmn's 033 Ibos. F. Grady. Clark 2,581 lhoc.

J. Uill 722 C. 11. Duull 2,507 Urady's 1,002 Clark'a maj 14 tines llat 2,020 2,254 W. H.

Mcintyre 1,052 Luke F. Cozaus. 1,806 Hayes'maj 08 Duly'a uiuj 440 3,347 2.802 N. J. 1,103 l'olor 2,702 Calvin's 2,154 Baltic's 100 A.

Crawlord. 3,008 3,759 W.J. Keyea 1,000 11. F. 1,585 Crawford's maj.

1,102 Fitzgerald's maj. 2,174 2,322 J. 3,003 Michiio! 1,016 W. T. Grail' 2.040 mat 707 Taylor's 714 Isimc 1.

ilcDonough 3,803 Jobu 1,773 E. J. 2,354 Haves' 710 M'Donough's roj 1,509 3,450 1. Maker 2,171 C. 2,818 J.

W. 1,500 Patterson's maj 041 Baker's Oil W. Browning 2,721 20? M. L. Frutik 4.616 W.

1L 2,524 8. W. Williams. 3,095 Browning's maj 197 Frank's 520 P. iStrack 2,440 21? Alex.

Ilaln 6,171 S. W. Langboin. 2,059 C. H.

3.S02 381 Ualu'a maj 1,309 W. Astor 3,288 Tbos. 1,703 Astor's maj 1,626 OISTRIOT aLUKRMKX. Tbo following is the ol tbu District Aldarmen wbo huvo beou Jumes J. Slevln, Bryan Rielly, 0,317.

J. Morris, J. W. Jacobus, William Beunett, 0,459. Sixth? Onorgo Hail.

Ferdinand ifhrhardt, Jobn W. Uantzur, 9,487. Foau-r, William tiauer, Hornard Buiiu, 8,787. J. Pmllips, Thomas Carroll, Henry C.

1'erlor, Taruuca Kieruan, lti.800. ELECTION AliltEbTS. Dr. Roaa O. tfldner appeared aa complainant yester, day, beioro tbo Brooklyn Board of Police and Excise Commissioners, ugulnsi Sergeant Mut-tfrson, of tba Twalltb precinct.

Ho charges tbe Sergeant with havIng arrested blm unwarrantably on elaotion day. Alter considerable leatimouy had beau taken the caao was adjourned uutll Wednesday next William llutler waa examined boforo Justice Riley, Brjoklyu, yesterday, ou the charge ol bavlug on aleclion day allumpted to Tote twioe in tbe Ninth district of tbe Eleventh ward. He waa lound guilty and waa hold to await the action of tbe (Jrund Jury. Patrick Farrell was arraigned beioro tba rume Justice ol tbo Peace, charged wilb illegal voting In tbe district abovo natued, It being alleged ibat lie bad not registered. It was sbowu that the charge waa uniounsied, and Farroll was ihereiore discharged.

THE 1'EltJUUEi) Messrs. Hasob, Fullorton and WlnOeld, counsel for Robert L. Caao, (ormar Prosldeut of tbo Soourity Life Insuruuco Company, moved ior another trial on tbe ground of new evidence having been discovered, aud tbu bearing ol tbo motion was sol down for yestorday morulnx, at eleven o'clock, bolore Judge Davis, In tbo Court of Oyer and Terminer. At the appointed bour tbo prisoner wan brought to tbe bar. His brother, Admiral Caso, ol the United Stales Nivy, was in the court room, and tbo prisoner's wile aud aat directly bemud him.

Many ol the ol the Security Lite Insurance Company were present. A number ol exceptlouc bad been lakeu lo the rulings in the loriuer iri.il, and these, together with new evidence, lormod the vruunu of the petition for in-rent ol judgment. Mr. moved a poetponemunl ol the hearing ou the ground slated, and urged that be was personally aultering Iroui very tevere lullatniiiatioii ol me eyra, which prevented bim from attending the case. District Attorney Phelps opposed any postponement for the reason ibal two a ijouriiuiouiH bad oeou grautod already.

He asked that the motion lor a new trial be argued lortbwiib. Cluel Justice Davis said thai he did not mink the ol justu would suffer by a postponement, and grauted Mr. Wiulleld's requoit. It waa agreed thai me matter would be brought up tor llnal action next Monday al hall-past ten. counsel was ordered lo give notice to lbs District Attorney ol the new evidence proposed lo lutroduce.

Judge Davis tbuii retired Iroui the bench, ieaviug Judge Brady to take charge ol tbo criminal buaiueas lor tne real ol thu term. COMPI.I MKNTAltY. Nkwblhg, N. Nov. 21, 1877.

Robert Caao, late I'rasideni ol th? Security Lllo Insurance Company, was a rnomber of the Board ol Eduuallon ol this city lor several years. To-night, al it meeting ol that body, bts resignation was tendered and ttir Board unauiinously uccepied It, aud uaased a testifying to lua Zeal, Udeiiiy and anility as a school trustee, and expressing appreciation ol lua past services and regret al the ciicuinsta cos requiring the suvorauce ol his olllalal connection with the Hoard. SALE OF A LAW L1BKAUY. The valnablo law library ol ex-Uecordnr Tlllou, with Rdditioua Irom that ol the lalo Oscar Sniedherg, will be sold by llanga Co. to-morrow and Saturday alleruoona, al iiall-pasl three o'ciock.

The collection prisos Lulled Stales and York Slate und Knglntb reports; indoes, iuws, art works At. Among the hooka worthy ol speci .1 meuliou are Bacon's Ahridguineul, iu voiuines; Broan's i at us in 1'arlialucut; IIrownlow tioldesborougb a Reports, London, lti54; King's ileiiCh It. ports, in tun volumes, and a iiumoer ol uo thai are very scarce at this day. and lor lhal reason will hud it well worth their While to attend this sale. 1 HE SOL Dibits' HOME.

Tbe Hon. Jobn F. Henry, ireaadrer of the New York Soloiara' Home, Bath, acknowledge through J. A. Law Is, secretary ol tho Board, the following suhscrip.

lions, rut-elved al Na 8 College place, New Mew Yors RupuOl can Asiociallou, Washington, I). W0 Hon. Noah Dav Nuw Yoik 250 no F. I'. Blake, Brooklyn oo "11.

A. York 2 Sherman -mull, io uo Colonel M. lingua, Brooklyn 6 ou Charlea L. Norton, Nuw York 6 tKI James C. i'oit, No.

29, U. A. New tors 100 00 Ciuzeus ol Aimouk, through the I'oatrusHior 3 06 by RoV. 1 homas K. Becchar.

280 oo Centenary Meinodisi hpiscopai Cuurch, Biug. Iiaincoii 12 U0 Krick church, 00 19 MoliiOdisl Episcopal church, Cookaooro, A 50 Benjainiii t. Arnold, New York 260 00 Albert l)aK'getl, Hronxlyu. 200 00 Charles Dimou, ItroOklyu 00 ti'ena oi Sianwix, through the Po'tmasler. 2 oo il.

S. Ha.I, West Dltyomle.U, Out.r uouuty. 00 Jau.es H. Baker, Weal Uloouitleld, Ontario co. 6 oO Reynold Peck, West Bio ft 00 A.

Iliislud, 25 00 ra A. T. a la wart, Now York "0 E. N. I'alt, Brooklyn xi 00 Tobias New, Urooklyu loo oo Moriou, ULaa Ca, New York loo oo Total received since laat report 1,802 49 Tuo II ard ol Truatuee tender their thanks lo tbe donors tor tbe above conirihutloua CIGARMAKERS' STRIKE.

SENSATION IN THE OFKICKB AHItKS I A MEMBKB ON A CIVIL AMKEICAN OIBL A BtJCCEHS." "Chlopkoviak, Chlopkovlakl" cried the doorkeeper of the delegate sseouiblnie, iu Concordia Assembly wbile tbe body wu in tbe midst of Its deliberations yesterday alteruoou. lie was calling for so Individual wbo bad just taken bis seal after erlug a heated speech, in wbicb be bad been called to order for nsing obstreperous language. Cnloptovlak la noi a regular delegate, but Is actiug on tbe Committeo on Organization in soma active capacity, probably as an expert about the strike la response to tba call the gentleman referred to advanced to tba entrance and waa proceeding outwurd when be was informed by Deputy Sheriff M. C. O'Hrien tbut be bud an order of arrest for him.

Cblop was thunderstruck, lio Jumped away from tha officer ana nought tbe protection of conjrtres. But tbe wan not to bia gaiua after ba bad once slurtid iu At tbo uoor tbe janitor barrad bis entrance. There wus a slight tussle, but the majesty of the law aud a muscular urm prevailed. Tbe officer grubbed bis victim in tba midst of the wildest uproar. Some thought it was a fight with outsiders and some thought it was a raid of tbe police to break up the meeting.

Thetaay delegates seamed the least concerned. Tha Cbalr rapped loudly aud culled vooilvrously lor '-Orderl'' "Orderl" "Delegates must be seated!" In a little while'order was restored, aud the officer, after apologizing for bis abrupt interruption of tbo proceedings, stated bis case. It appears mat some time ago Cblopkoviak bad ono 1'aul Kcliuer arrosted and Imprisoned on a charge ol Hbet lor calling hia wife tmpropor names. Now Kcbntir brings suit in the Miproma Court against Cblopkoviak for faise Imprisonment. Hence the order ol urrest, and hence the apparition of an officer ol the law uuiuviled in the strikers' duliboraiivu tribunal.

Tbe mutter was soon arranged, aud tbe officer nls prisoner quiotDr tell Sheriff's office. III.M'U-.1*>S|0.1 or TKNABTS. Alter this little episode was over ihu business of iht organization proceeded with. Tuo ejectment iu being prosecutor with rigor by the manufacturers new eg set mem warrauis wera issued seveu luiuilles; Scnwarzkopl, leu Licbteusieiu. siXLeeu.

It Is slated ihai the uru prepared to dispossess loo families luudniteiy. Ol II.ly six twenty were put in execution yoaterduv. In ouo cuxe (one of ft Spies' tenants) ibu marsuul bad 10 wrestle with a hot stovu. The Koom Committee of the strikers, who have to seo that the expelled tenants ure duly accommodated Willi upurlmunu, stated yesterday that they bad ulrcudy more rooms on band tbuu tney required, aud roconitiicudcd that no moro bo eugugud, for the proseut ul Iuusl On the other bund, it is ulleged by the employers that uiuuy real estate agents nuve relused to lei their tenement houses ou tlio tpollcation ol tbe wbo huvu only tue security of the Central Organisation to offer lor the payment of rent. Host 01 the rooius engaged bavu Uoeu either lurnlshed iree by the landlords or with tbe understanding thui tbe occupuuts will puy as soon as tboy get work.

It was stated that the Koom Commutes was thoroughly organized and rcauy to act ul any moment. When tne families ol the two delegates from Adler At l.audower's suop were ejected yesterday ladv offered her nouue. No. 'iTl East l'weuty-eigblP hi met, lor tbeir uccommodattou, tree of rent. The receipts yesterday Detroit (including houses), $16ti; Cleveland, 6b; Uullalo, $65; Chicago, $11; Uooituakors, New York, $26 i'froy, Hocbester, $0 'la; Cincinnati, $10; lllica, $14; 1'hiladelphia, $16; liostou, $66; Flint, Mich, (boys), 60.

Newark, Ulilo, the lot lor wo ure our money." A midwile ollered be" services. TilU MAXLVACTUIiKKS' COtK.SK. At a meeting of ibu Natiouul Cigar Manufacturers' Association, held ul Cooper Institute yesterday noon, the following resolution wss adopted in tba most enthusiastic manner aud by a unanimous Kunolvcd, Tbnl every mombur uf the association who owns or louses tenement lor tbu purpose ut manufacturing cigars shall, wit li nn any lurtuer delay, take meatuies to dispossess irotc their huuses all tenants wliu bavu uot resumed wnrs and reluas tu pay tbe reul winch was due on tne ol November, 1 The munuiacturers require all applicants for work, whether old or uew losigu the lollowlng piedg? beiore giving them employment Mtw You it. 1HT7. 1 hereby renounce all further connection with clgaruiakers' us aud to this I pleuge my boiiur.

SiguaU and witnessed. i pledge, of which 10,000 have boon Issued, euch non-uuiou employer bavins supply, is prluiud in tba Gorman, English and Uolietnlau lunguagos. Tbe liehomiunsure required to place ibeir uumea, according to tbeir custom lu similar in the middle of tbo pledge, thus agreeing lo uoide by ull mat precedor as well us by all that their signature. UIHL CIUAKMAK.KKH If the stutomvniH ol who aro mostly interested in the luent ol girls lu waking cigars aro to be credited, the American gtrl as a oigaruiaker is a complete success. Some young women ol rospectublo latnlliua, but who are lu reduced circumstances, ure learulng ino business.

The nn.ro intelligent and edocalod tboy are tba more rapidly they leurn uud the more proQuiout they become. Ttiero ure about three thousand girls thus employed in New York, aud as llio employers say they will not nlscnargu any, or only the most Incompetent, lo muke room lor tne strikers, oven II the strike bursts up to-morrow, there wnl bo neurljr thai number ol new people tu bo udded to the class ol ciparuiaktug operatives In the city. Tbe employers say tbey euunot lako buck all liiel? people, ovon II they wished to, lor the rvimou thai In consequence ol the strike tbey have bad' to abandon orders iruin their customers, who aro obtaining tbeir supplieselsewuoro, aud because tne busy soasou, which about ibo middle ol December, is now nearly over. Ouo urm lu this cuv out 30,000 cigars per girl work. HOUSED of money and life.

Yesterday morning a party ol boys wbo were ploying ou tbe boacb near the Coast Wrecking dock, ai Stapleton, S. found tlio body of a drowned mun, which was at onco removed lo the Morgue aud there (denuded thai of William Jacobs, ol Cllllon, who is beeu missing Irom his home ainco the 7th Inst. Coroner Loa was notified aud will bold the Inquest Ou ibo lorebead ol the deceased aro two largo cuts directly ovur each eye. Tboy have tbo appearuuee of having been inllicted with soma sharp instrument, and iu themseivos aro aufficleul to caused death. Ou the porsou ol tbo deceased there was lount) in monoy aud a silver watch.

The watch had stopped at eight minutes pist ten o'clock. On tbe evening that Jacobs disappeared Irom his home, uud about the time liiul his watcb Indicates that stopped, tbu crew ol a schooner at anchor near tbo Coast VVrecking Company's dock wero sturtled by sonio person ou tbo shore shouting "Murder ibey, bowovor, palJ but littio attention to it. believiug ihal ll came Irom a parly ol drunken Kaiiorn. Jacobs, when ha left home in llio evening ol tbe 7lh insL, hud wilh him $-U in money, Willi which lo puy sotno small bills. It has since been ascertained that the bills have not beau paid, lie was ol leiuporaie habits, aud previous to tne nighl ol bis dlsuppearaute bad not stayed awiy Irom his bomu ail uigiii lor Unrioou years, and lamiiy relations were of the bappiesl.

tbe lust twenty years he hal been employed at the Clifton House. Deceased loaves a wuu aud live small children. He wus tbe owner ol llio property upou winch be lived uiid hud Ills iiiKumnce policy lor $1,000 iu ibo I lloilou Mutual. ll IS ibe general hello! lust the deI ceased was robbed, muidvred aud his body thrown i into the river. Mra Jaco has engaged counsel to i a sist the Coroner lu inasing a thorough inviiNliguliou I as to tbe manner iu which her hu batid carnu to bis doath.

ACG1DEN1AL DEATHS. Coroner Woltmin yesterday Investigated the causes ol the uealh of several pursons who bad died Irom injuries, but louud ihal in each osse they wore accidentally received. Uruises caused by llio lulling lu ol the walls uf the stable No. 157 West Eighteenth street duriug a lire proved lalal to Thomas Sttpletou ant! Owen Klynn. Frederick Kblcnberger diod ol peritonitis, duo to a fall received by beiug pushed to the ground wblls sculUmg lor sport with John lleinleln, at lue corner ol illy-sixth sireol aud hicveutb aveuuo.

Jaiues Lord was louud drowned iu tuo Rast Kiver ou November (i. His deuth also was Shown lo ba accidental. In Ibo ulleriioon Coroner Kuinger look up the couklderallon ol Charles Soyiuour'a death, which it waa at llrsi suspoctod mubi be duo lo foul Pluy. Tbe testimony a uew wnm rs. Henry F'rauk, Lowever, was calculated to clear up tlie case, so lat as Seymour's association wub his companions ol the occasion wan concerned He told how Si bastiau Hoss had beau seen with llio deceased during llio eveu lug, both of them in an intoxicated condition; bow tbo former had enmo later on lo saloon in ihu neighborhood in ol a ladder, With wbicli to ciimb into tbo llu.h sirest ban bouse, and bow he had huusell volunteered to climber up lo the root and opeu the door lie tueii went ou to state ihal on reaching the hath bouse heymour, wbo bad beeu lult ou the pinna leading lo il, wan nusaed, that a search was Biade lor bun and thut it was tlnally coooludeil that no had goue away aud taken a car.

i bis statement, in connection with ibo testimony taken Ibe previous day, I'je jury Pelioved waa au evidence iliat the ueceaseo was accidentally drownod aud they rendered a verdict accordingly. I he inunuer ol youug Kdward Oaltn'a death, which was Nil guve ooousiou lor the presentation ol some veiy incompatible testimony, two wit. ileuses saearlug that tbe boy was knocked down by the horae? oi a ibird aveuue car whilo crossing tbo street, and two others as strongly assorting tbak young Uulin running alongsnin tbo ear and lell between the platform and the ilrst wueeL Tbe jury's verdict, uio, nsd a siraiu of incousiataBcy ruuuiug through it; for, while they declared ibo boy's deatu 1 purely accidental, they took ocoasioa to sansere tbs i driver ol the car lor carelessness. iteruard McAvoy, a swuchtuau ob tho Krle Railway IB Jersey City, waa ib the act of coupliug cars day wheu he crushed betweeu the platierina as that he died aooa.