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THE JErER PHrLIlPs CASE IN RIcBMoND.-Petl-
tions satd 70 have nearly 1000 signatures, were
Yesterday presened TO she Governor for the COM
mutatIo1 OF the sentence OF Jetcr Phillips 20 iprs
onment for ffe. II the petition Is not granted phl-
extreme penalty OF the law for the crime OF murder
ing his wife. IL is reported that the prisoner
tains but little hope o. executive clemency and has
again called In his spirinai osvisa-s - p"'.-a~--.s
despatch,
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Fort MONROE, June rs, 1870.
TO THE EDiro

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
BY your paper OF the oath more Indian outrages
on the frontier are reported and General Hancock
reports but AL available men for duty. The garri-
son OF this post alone is All men, and II the 1--WE com.
panes now at this post were full it would be over
500 strong The on1cers this post are anxious to
serve their country on the fr0nter-anyhng 10 show
the country their usefulness. The companies OF
artillery, before the late war, were many OF them
stationed IN the indian country, and served both
cavalry and Infantry. Why can we not do so now,
when there Is such demand for our services
Agitate the subject In the columns OF your Journal
and 1t may be listened TO at headquarters.
Corporal CAISSON.
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Judd W.. H0smer.

Mr.. Hosmer, the acknowledged best chess player
Of Chicago during recent visit to Detroit contested
three games with Mr.. Max Judd, one Of the leading
players Of that CITY, IN two OF which the former was
victorious. The following Is one Of the games:--
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and WHIIe aHnOunCbu mat0 III nlnt moves (Cl,
cd Played without sufficient reflection.
% Black recover the lost piece but get their king into
fearful scrape.
() The Of the white to effect are 81 to
ch then to Kt T. TO &c, black having sacr
fee pieces to pro0ng the game TO nine moves.
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CHESS MATTERS.


Game In Consultation.
consultation game was played recently at the
Brooklyn Chess Club between Messrs. Brenzlnger,
schultze and De Con, opposed to Messrs. Gilbery,
Munoz and PERRIN
Scotch Gambt
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T U r X E 2.
THE GREAT FIRE IN eoNSTANYINOpLE
Herald Special Report Of the Connagra.
tiOn-The Losses of Life and Pro.
perty-The Sultan at the Post
of Danger-City and
Suburban Scenes.

ny the European mail at this port yesterday we
have the following special rom Constantinope in
thrilling detail Of the late fire calamity in the Turkish
capital the origin spread and fatal results Of the
condagration.
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Evans Gambit
Chess Notes.

deep combination. ~o"' 'io''' ~o"sn VIC 'eSu' VI
@' BLACKS pes reply to whites previous move:
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English Account Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
leum in Liquid Flame and Explosion.

English Account Of the C0nha gratiOu-PetrO.
leum in Liquid Flame and Explosion.
The Liverpool Post OF the 10th OF June, to hand
yesterday by the City of Paris speaking Of the great
fre It's origin and progress, says:-"In addition to
the particulars OF this terrible disaster communi-
Gated by telegraph we arc enabled, by the Kindness
Of Liverpool merchant, to add the following de.
tails from special supplement OF Constantinople
paper'';E ,~-.s'
chesme below the Taxim, where, about two P. NJ,
fire broke out IN small wooden house. strong
northeast wind was blowing at the time ana famed
by 1t the iame3 spread In lew minutes 10 the ad-
joining houses, engulhng the whole and rolling on
in the line Of the wind like torrent OF liquid IRE.
In little more time than we take 70 tell 1t
the entare quarter down into the valley was
ablaze scores OF houses being fired at once
by the dense showers OF sparks and burn.
the wind could scatter far and wide. To this latter
cause has been owing the rapidty and ultimate ex-
tent OF the calamity. At an early hour some dozen
OF the squrts-miscalled IRE engines-used by the
TUlugn6djeeS, had collected at various points In the
line and round the fringe or the IRE, but they were
OF course useless. Even where wafer was obtaina-
BILE their feeble jets were everywhere poweress to
cheek the tide Of flame, and merely suifced In o
few instances, where several OF them were concen-
rated on one stone house. TO save 1t from total des
About five o'clock the wind slightly shifted to the
eastward, and 1t soon became evident that the south
side OF the main street Of Pera must share the ruin
which was fast being cOnsummated on the north.
IhohRu moSb VI Tue HOUSES were vi stOue, anu Wclc
lateray protected by iron doors and wind0w-shnt-
ters the clouds Of live embers speedily lgned their
roofs, and from about couple oil hundred yards be-
low the Taxim the street on both sides was soon q
double wall or fire. About five p M. the clouds OF
blazing fragments from Aaioundji kalouk and the
houses Rue Hanal-bashi had settled In such masses
on the root of the British Embassy to melt the lead
sheeung aud, penetrating through this TO the wood
work, ended by friug the ater ali along the north.
face. The roof az length took fire, and hall an
hour later the whole upper part OF the building was
ablaze Thirty minutes .ater NE entifc piie was
prey TO the DANES beyond charoe oil SALVATION.
Late In the az 9rnocn srSng party OF sailors and
marines from her Malosty's ship Antelope had
been summoned up, ana, under the command Of
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FLASHES FRoa IHH OCEAN CABLES
saldanha is completing his Cabin

Saldanha is completing his Cabinet.
The Duke OF Montpensier has obtained passport
for England.
The brazilian Ministry are talking OF mitigating
the horrors OF slavery,
A general amnesty for political offenders Is prom
ised by the Portuguese Government
Portugal has decreed an amnesty for all political
crimes aud offences committed since the hrst ot March,
1870.
Sehor Iiyares Denuty to the Spanish Cortes from
Porto Rico, advocates the passage OF the b fo the
alb Jliton IL slavery,
The Corpor Itlon Of London have invited the Cana
diar volunteers TO Join those OF Eugland IN shooting
match FOR the silver cup
The King OF Prussia and the Car have had several
Ems. Particular attention was gwen TO
the hchlosw.g controversy
The representatives OF Brazil, the Argentine Con
federation aud Uruguay have agreed on the conditions
Of treaty OF peGco wItu Paraguay
John Stafford Fisk. the United States Consul at
Lcih Scotland las been arrested on the charge of
ncing concerned In the woman pcrSonaton case In
London
| In an acrimonious debate In the British House Of
Commons yesterday tho Chairman OF Committee left
his seat 10 support the amendment On Unprecedented
| proceeding
| The friends Of Mr.. Ashbury gave a dinner in his
honor Air AslDury informed his friends that he had
purchased six OF the nee cnps he roLd procure for
the contest In American waters lie hoped TO bring
them all back aud 70 pass sandy HOOK eht ship ahead
OF the Dauntess
| In Iroland q commission, acting under the pro
vision OF the Coe eon Act has tired Dearly aud Bra
DIV for an attempt TO murder Mr. ,adene. both were
convicted And have been sentenced, Gcary 10 penal
seryltde Tor NE and Brady for ten years Two jurIes
had Dreyisusly Jailed " Agrse on verdict.
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JoITINGS ABOUr Town.

The ship Webster from Callao arrived last night.
Red Cloud, the Sioux warrior, will pass through
this city on Monday
The first green peas this season from Long Island
appeared in the market yesterday.
Siahord's Iron and Sulphur Powders invigoraIe
the body aud purify the blood,-Adr'
A singular enterprise has been started by Chinese
physicians OF iO Eas FouTtrenth street -idu.
Iio for the country / " ChlmDion Cow Mixer"
Chance for energetic men 2Gl Broidway.- Adr.
Hans Kieter, aged %, German, Of i25th street.
died suddenly yesterday In Manhattanvllle stage,
Mr. Oliver Dyer viii lecture at the Swedenborrian
" n oeioas On Ss@n ssyas fmG''0" evening"
judge hrnard yesterday vacated two orders In
tho case OF Ramsey agt The Erie Railway Company.
one DY Judge tlutc OF Albany and another Dy Judge
Peckhani, slAYing proceedings upon former orders,
YESTERDAY on complaint ofPeier Grayson Washington,
incal descendant OF ten. Washn ton. that he had
attempted to dclraud hts coiored servant oil -.
the Dexter FRANKLIN Club hayo elected MIR. W. =.
Haynes PRECEDENT Mr. Charles tough Vice President
Mr,JohD PoocG Recording Secretary, Mr Geo Jones
Corresponding Secretary all Mr.. f.Myers, Treasurer
Capt F. $. Copeland, OF the Police Ccntra, OOico,
has Ieen dctAucd with force of one hunired select
me1lof Tho Cohs.pm darng the beethoven Centonnia Al
Jubilee.
Frank Riley, tho driver OF car ~ Of the Forty.
se ond street railroad was ay admitted 10 Oa
IN 1000 having been found ga Nv The Coroner
Jury OF culpSb negligence In running over aud II luE
William enowden, AgedS
The Hon. Mark NJ. P0merov, having been indicted
In steuben county on complaint OF Benson smith for an
allegei bel puDhhed In the IemOcId, yesterday
MED bond ior $50 before judge liaInard ~ nave TIC
place ot trial changed to this county
1t Ia calculated that q neWTpaper-THB Sun for
instance which circuates hundred thousand coples
In read Dy 81 least mh0n persons ANA vet some hd
Vei tsers-not many complain o. laNiHt W nay iory
cents line lor reaching thsl imaiALss GumbOr oi
peoDlal
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A FooT RACE ron CONGRESS.

Ambitious Politicians In the Finh Congress
rionnl District of New Jersey Candidates
for Congress Thicker than Blnckbcrrics.
The nomination Of a candidate TO represent the
Fifth District Of New Jersey Essex and Hudson
coubties) In Congress Ia the absorbing theme among
the wire-pulcrs and politicians of that District.
There are not so many can didaes as voters in the
District. The friends Of the Hon orestes Cleveland
tho present representative, are active 10 urging his
claims TO q denomination, but with a cloudy pros
pet before them, his course not having given entire
satisfaction to his constituents. Should he fall
10 carry the Hudson county delegation TO the
Democratic Convention which conyenes in Soptem-
Der next, the winning man will probabl be from
Essex county In this case, Mr.. A. w. Revnolds,
ato sheriff OF that county, has the inside track lie
T. an able debater and is very popular IN his dis
trct. Should Mr.. Cleveland get the nomin alton, +,
the Republicans have their eye on Gen. N N. Hat
stead, member ofthe Chosen Freohollers OF Hud-
son county, The Hon. Noah Taylor who represents
Hudson county in the New Jersey Senate, and tho
Hon. Leen Albeit, the President Of the Assembly
during the last session of the Legislature, also
"a the field shuitiing their cards TO trump those OF
Mr.. Cleveland,
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The RACES.
Pine Entertainments To-day on tho Jerome
Park Ccursc.

Pine Entertainment To-Day on the Jerome
Park Ccursc.
To-day Is the last one Of the Spring Meeting on
jerome Park. rich bill sport Is provided, as
there are six races the card.
The lrst race is the hurdle race, ore mie and
three quarters. The entries Lobei iiG ibs. {;
Oysterman Jr.. 15O lbs W. Y. Bacon, 1t7 lbs;
Wiley. 40 lbs; Bohanuon, id lbs.
The second race is tie Jockey Club handicap, two
miles. There eChtoen entries, but only six will
probably start, wiz Helmbold, III lbs Cottril 10S
IT'S; SGndford III lbs: Flora hcIyor, l0T lbs; lie.
gntee, log lbs; Minnie Dorglas, 102 lbs.
The third race is tie consolation purse, one mile
rni ,h-ce-qusrters. The entries are Vespucius au1
0ieneg.
The fourth race will be walkover, as Hclmbold
Is tho only entry.
The liih race s a match between o'Fsilon's Ath.
lone ana Beponrs fenl.n.
Tire sixth IL the Hunter Plato OF 81 o o. handi-
cap horses to he ridden by monbcrs o tie club.
The entries Rapture, l33 lbs Elentun i3S lbs ;
Boi,innon iei lbs Wiley 40 lbs Pontoon iio lbs.
Oysterman Dr.. 80 lbs.
The seventh race is 4 match between Tim Robins
and Theodore 7. wsllsce.
roofs.
HurpLx-Oysternuu -, 81, q, ~ ; Bchannoa Is u 10
% LoOeia 2j, ., 50, 80 Bacon ~, 90 g. IS; Wiley 20, i5
20 -.
JockHv CLUB HASDIcAr-Helmboid 100. 100, 50 200
Cottrl @ ~ H. 70; Icgntce I5 IG 4, 20 Sanford TO-
fiors hclvor 20 Ill So. 10; Mamie Douglas
CONSOLATION PuRsE-vcruciua - Glenclc 20.
&C. 40 Edenton u g. Ia Rapture i5 90 IS Wiley IS
| a., II Pontoon 10 q, ~
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A Reward Of $4,000 for the Assassins Of
Frederick Tanner Robbed, Murdered,
and Thrown Overheard Identified BY
Diamond shirt studs.

Frederick Tanner Hobbeo, muroereo,
and Thrown Overheard Identified by
Diamond shirt studs.
The body Of Frederick Tanner, late Of 267
West Thirty ninth street, was found on the Sd inst
on the beach at stapleton, Staten Island, minus
gold watch and chain, n pocKetbook containing
large sum OF money, and two costly gold sleeve
buttons Tanzer's diamond studs were lef, having
been hidden by high buttoned waistcoat, and these
were the means Of identifying the body AFTER II had
been buried. The body bore marks OF violence, and
q bruise was discovered on the forehead, supposed
from q blow with q sluugshot, beneath which the
skull was fractured.
Mr.. Tsnser was seen last on the 2,h OF May,
when he was In his usual good spirits. lie was
strictly temperate, and had no possible motive for
committing suicide.
The members Of the Standard Club, to which he
belonged, lave offered g. 600 reward for the con-
yictiUn OF any person concerned in his murder.
When this reward was announced, the Coroner
showed the diamond studs which had been taken
from the body before burial, aud they were identi
fed by Mr.. Tanzer's friends. The Coroner said
that II was such an everyday occurrence to find
bodies in that bay-14 having foated ashore there
during the last three weeks-tbat another body ere.
atej no excitement, and that verdict OF found
drowned" was rendered, aud the body was imme-
dately buried.
Il seems that nearly all bodies thrown into the
North River tossed ashore on Staten Island,
hence II is supposed that Mr. Tanzer was thrown
into tile North River after he had been murdered
and ROBBED in New York.
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THE BALL AND BAT.

The Sparta Dise Bail Club OF thl, city beat the
uQnity tluo OF Gte,Dyille, n, j.. g to IL.
The RedstOckings OF Ciucnnpti beat the Fair.
mounts OF WoIce. ter yesterday by II to!9.
The game between the stars OF BROOKLYN and the
oymplcS IN Washington yesterday Was brought TO q
termination by the OlymDics refusing to bat on the
fourth inuIngs, there beng some diss asfhction on
their part concerning the dec sIOns Of the umpile
The Stala had played the nrst part of that Inning aud
when the game was aoruptiy Terminated, the teore
stood IS to ~ their favor, On account OF the Olan
pcs declining to play, the Umpire called the game
aud decided Il IA ia Or oil tho SIafs. " y.
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The Arrival OF the Presidential Party Il
Werfport, PA.

wEsrroRr, Pa. June lO.--The Presidential fishing
party arrived here to-day with Senator Cameron,
joining Don Cameron, with few friends who
reached this place yesterday.
The weather to-day was unfsvorsble TO q very
successful return OF 1sh. The result OF yesterday
sport, when four streams were hsled, taken with
wls were caught to-day, make an aggregate oil
1000 hsh.
The party win return TO Harrisburg. where Mrs.
Graht Ond family, and Mrs Marshall Sharp who
have remained with Mrs Cameron will again Join
the party.
Th President was to-day entertained at dinner at
tc "esidence OF Colonel Noyes. The PIcsi1ent will
re CO Washington on Monday morning. Fishing
was only tho excuse for the Organization OF the
party, which s whispered has some ulors important
object In view. II will be remembered low mo
meutus =" ,ncial matters were at tho time OF the
Presidential dongs Ia Washington Pa.l last year
II Is conjectured that this trip will be equally
important 10 political Affairs, and that some new
combin atons are assigned.
chance freight train passing by the Presidential
car attached to it, ard MIR. Grant has gone home
ward, change OF programme for tine thirty-sixlh
time.
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THE ST. DOMINGO JOR.
The Baroniai Mansion TO be Presented 20
Gen. Bubesck- Damaging Testimony.


Gen. Bubeeck Damaging Testimony.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-lt has been ascertained
that Gen. Sacke,t who went down with Gen. Dab
cock 10 st. Domingo as interpreter, discussed ;he
treaty which had been drawn up here with Baez,
who socaks nothing but spsnish. sackett found him
reluctant To agree TO the section which prohibits any
disposition OF any public lands after the signing Of
the treaty; but on the refusal OF Gen. Babcoc. TO
allow this 10 be amended or modified he signed It.
lie subsequently or about that time told Gen. Sack
ei that his reason for this that he desired to
give Gen Babcock untry resi- den'e, an old baro-
nial mansion. on beautiful hillside.
sackett advised him to saw nothing more about IL,
as Babcock would not accept 1t, and 1t would
complicate mM,crl to suggest propose such q
thing. lie beard nothing more OF 1t. He says that
Gen. Babcock could not talk spanish, and conse.
queul,y had TO intercourse with Hncz. but lie would
have known II II there had beon nnvtbing wrong.
den. Babcock pcr-istentjy denies that he had any
taing 10 do with Hate simprisonneni, or that there
Is any Job la the -. Domingo treaty. Porry's eyi
dcnce Is very damaging. and his CORRESPONDENCE with
the State Department, pending the nee citation Of the
treaty, 10 also danigiu-.
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SPARKS FROM TnE TEAEGRArH.

Sherman Thur.ton chsrges that Ton Allen threw
of the nght with Mace.
TIC races on Beacon Park Boston, were pCSt
pOned yesterday on account Of tle rain,
The Ohio Episcopal Convention consider tho 70
vision OF the Prayer BOOK unadvsable
Counterfeit sixty md 'orty pound lobstco stamps
have been ecizcd In Baltimore on tobacco received
from N0rh Carolina
Prince Arthur II to he Invested with tho order oil
St Michael ana 81 George In MOntlcG to 1ar. by tho
Governor General Of Canada
In billiard match betN cen Jakes ard Conuor, is
Toronto. Tor SEQ aud the chsmpipu cue OF ontario,
Jakes made A2 points aud COnnOf HlG
Tie Fcnians of Buffalo have determined a. Keep
MP their organization and push their Object Win v-Or
The plan now Il Tor earh 'lr I" i"lah IT. nds arg
place tHr lntuIrkt uutll such I'm" o. llc Alpi
h.OtheTLVod throughout the United states .h'll alOW
Q Dlan Of aGtiVn aud agrCo upOu tuitaDs Leaders.
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

Tie Y Nj. G. A. have their monthly concert and
social gathering on Monday evening.
Tie congregation OF st. Johns p. n, Church,
Brooklyn, delighted q large audience m the BroOkyn
ACADEMY OF Mutc, on Thurrday evening hy their excel
lieut. eIing OF number OF Oeaut ful tabieauI.
Notwithstanding the continuous rain yesterday
the Car Builders Association took rds through Cen
uL PARK and thence TO klsnhattany.lle, where they
had luncn IN hessrs Voit DnsmVro Co.'S mahuIac
ipIV
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

ibs House yesterday recommitted 20 the Judiciary
Committee the Naturalization bill.
The resolution granting tue right OF way to the
Memphis III Paso and Pacific Railway Company, was
inde 1niely pos ponod IN the Senate last night.
The Sen ite Finance Committee yester lay discuss
ed The auction of entirely repeang the income tar
and taxing whiskey or tobacco to make up the dcnct
Red Cloud and his delegation had hqal council
with Secretary Cox an Commissioner Parker yetter.
dHy mornlnr The Secretary promised the ChiCt that
his tr be should be provided for b. the Government
A Joint resolution presented In the senate Last
evening 10 nav tho expenses Of the delegation OF In.
dians visiting Washington during lslo ana approprat
Ing $50 fol purpose wh Oh Inc udes the urc
oil presents for tne souG visit In Washington.
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THE FATE or THE ARMY.
A Reduction 20 $4,000 O-Brevct Rank to be
Abeiished-The Proposition 90 Degrade
all Oncers who Decline TO be Kicked Out.

~ ~
Abeiished-The Proposition 20 Degrade
all Oncers who Decline 70 be Kicked Out.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-A majority OF the Con-
ference Committee Of the House and Senate on the
Army bill this morning agreed to report recon-
mencing the passage of bill OF which the main
festares are ss follows:
The rank and Gle Of the army Is reduced to thirty
thousand. Brevet rank s abolished. Mr.. Logan's
original section providing . schedule OF pay for
omcers Is retained. Promotions and and appointments
In all the etsn corps are stii prohibned.
The retired list In increased TO three hundred.
All officers unassigned on The lst o. January, iel,
are TO be mustered out Tho discretion allowed the
President to furioush on hslfpsy un signed ofcers
is Withdrawn. Onicers rcsigning before tie LIST Of
next October are TO receive one years pay and
allowances , a.,
is recommended by division and department com.
manders and chiefs Of stain omcers 70 reported
can appear before the board for their defence and
such ofIcers as may DO mustered out by the action
OF this bosrd shall receive but one years pay
proper. Onhcen OF any grade who are unassiened
on the ist OF next January may, o. TIER option, De
assigned second leutonants, iorieing telr pres
ent rank, and accepting in lieu thereon the comms
sion OF second lieutenant.
The sun., 1870-06-11

Al about O'clock on Friday evening, as the
family OF Maj. Cummings, Of Clinton aveuue, jana
lea were preparing to retire for the ngnt, they
artlad by succession VI groans. On the sidrwal TX
they found Jane smith o colored cook In TIE family
OF Dr. Barker. Sue was iusensible, On recovering
consciousness she said that George GarOw, col
orod rough, had att cked her with stone. The
girl lies In a critical condition. A reward Of S5Ot
hs Leen offered Tor the capture oil GaTOw,
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NEW JERSEP.

=. The schooner julia, Duyal, is ashore at Long
Branch.
4 trog T. inches In length was captured near Fat
crson on 1hursiNr
Mr., g. Van Dyk, NJ C1iNon. n J suit Postmaster
after All. At'r rcceynt the informh' ION of IA, sue
cess and having he name In all the newspapers, the
commission has arrived for another man, Mt. Edward
a
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,Rx,,os,op on IN. Ocean.

WAsuISGroS, June l0.-The bark Asierias, Of
Boston. was disabled Al sea by on explosion while
the second mate Was below with lantern. The
Master, j. w. SiOan was killed. coored man nt
tie wheel Gung into the air and never seen
ncain. -Four of tie crew were severely burned. The
survivors rescued BY the brig Success, OF Dub
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A HrooLIyn Breach of Promise.

Annie s. Morgan, a maiden Of about nineteen
summer, sued DAVID T. Syme In the brooklyn
city Court to recover $1,000 damages for breach
OF promise OF marriage. David is a married man.
sin lie. aud that sho consequently ENCOURAGED his
attentions. Tde gydenre was 40 contradictory that
tho jury wore uurblo TO asroe. TheY stood siI to
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morr,. and R,,ex Amenities.

Nr. X. G. Browning was elected from train
cause he refused To allow tho conductor to punch
his ticket alter requesting him not to do so In order
that he might stop over Al Newark one Train. IL Ibe
htruRRla = car window WAS broken.
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LONC ISLAND.

Gilbert Hicks has beeu appointed Postmaster al
Flatbuth In place Of l.. j. Case resigned.
Woodbury. Pavilion, near Rlckaway, Is to be
opened by of the StelsOns the 18th mat The
hNery INVITING being lar enough nom the sea to aO d
shade and yet Offer tho attractions of fishing, bathing
and shooting. IL 10 only one hours ride from VI al