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SPARES FROM THH rELEG RAPH.

Col. =. W. Richardson has been appointed United
States Deputy Marshal In Boston.
The Buckeye races were won yesterday BY Blar-
ney Stone and Bafiic
Thomas Russell drove his horse into the river and
was drowned al Nashville ychterday,
The White StockinPG, OF Chicago, beat tho Forest
CITY, Of Cleveland, yesterday, by i5 5to9
TIE wife ofDr. Getcel. of philadelphia woun q cd
burglar on Thursday night with revolver.
The centennial anniversary OF the settlement or
Monterey was celebrated 10 San fr ancsco yesterday
The Indians on the Missouri are quiet, and are
likely TO continue 90 Us long as the GoVefnmen feeds
them,
Seventy five Cinnamon have started fron San
francisco for Massachusetts. 10 work In boot aud
ehoe mandatory,
The camr ofbasc bnli between tho Forest City and
Maryland CLUBS IN Baltimore yesterday WAS UroAcu W
by a rain storm.
Tho Oregon Republicans oppose the reflection OF
United states Senator Williams and the Democrats al
vigorously supporting kesmith.
A Boanolding In Chicago gave way yeaterday snd
Louis Coly killed. Louis Rush seized rope and
sprsng into an open window and was saved
Mary Jane Colwell employed In a cardinR room
In the LontdAle MIL. Providence. csught her hair
around shAillnx and had large porton OF her scaip
torn Oh
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THE ES.

Attractive Sport the Jerome Park
Course To-Day-Tho Entries and Pools
-Yosterday's TrotttnE ou the Fashion.
To-day Is the frat OF the races at Jerome Park.
The meeting promises TO be q brilliant one from
the number OF the races. and the large mustar Of
horses In the different events. There are four
raess 70 BE- run to-day. The arst Is hurdle race,
one mile and three quarters with Ave entries, viz
Wiley Virgil, Lobelia, H. Booth and OystermAn, Jr.
Tho second race Ii the Fordhsm stakes, with
twenty -six entries. The probable starters will be
Corsican, Mamie Douglas, Cottrill, Glsngary, Mo
tairts, Connolly, Rapture, colt by Norton, hilosan.
The third race is the Belmont stakes, ono mile
and hve-eishths, with forty-sI entries. Tho proba-
bio starters will be Kingnsher, colt BY Doneraile.
The fourth race Is one OF mile heats, with Ave
tries, viz; Metairie, colt by Colossus, Barnwell,
Patrick. and Ploughman.
Jockey Club As folowsi
nSiSIi i fs vi.S h.SsMv5r g % S 81 PGG's E =
g. Syss:rm.o. e m sigy y2 is q. Sss I00eHA ~ IT. ~ ~
fSsPI.H ssTIan.s,ciSSs'ssn iS "a o0 i Sossra g y
:+sss 49, Z, ~ FSs:.SsI Ss;s e
49, I,.S. i' Colossus colt Il"
There was trot on Fashion Course yesterday, q
match between Black Dan and Young Commodore
mile heats. Tue betting was 70 I on Dan before
the start. Dan won the drst heat, and the odds
were 8 10 1 on hftn. Commodore won the second
heat and the odds were still to 1 on Dan. Com
modore won the third heat and the odds went "
to / on him. The fpurth heat was won BY Dan, ant
the odds wore still on Commodore at TO D. Dar
sUnMART.
Murphys Dix. g. Blsck Dan. s,s. IL. D, Daniels,
r.. Young Commodore. al, i.h2. Time-a;''' a;is
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NEW JERSEY.

George Prieser OF Chicago hanged himself near
eybls Grove, Elysian Fields yesterday
Next Monday being Phngster Monday, the shops
factories taad public schools In Paterson are 10 be
closed
The Trustees OF the Drew Theological Seminary
were unable yesterday to select President 10 succeed
the late DR.. hcClintock.
Hopper Van Horn, Of Ramspo. n; Z. has sold Ills
farm to ex Governor Price for ti2 900 Colonel Wan
maker has solo his place TO New Yorkers for $4,000.
A quiet wedding was solemnlLod In Paterson, Miss
Julia AIcn d. tighter Of John Allen, ESQ., having been
married 10 Mr. Frank Rome one OF the leading
OF the town. Me SIS. Isaac eehoonmaker and James
RiohArdson acted ushets there brides
maids. bridal provided by James Fisk. Jr..
for the occasion.
Tho Executive Committee OF the Montclair and
B,oonneid IA iroad commuters having failed to come
70 satisfactory agreement with the President Of tho
road have published q report stlgmAtzing the coec.
ton OF fsres from commuters for short distances a.
"sharp practice and hintng At loyal proceedings. A
public meeting OF the commuters nf the road 70 be
called 10 c0ndomn the oourss OF the diIanL0rA
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FAILURE IN TnE COTTON TRADE.

A Bestsu Firm said 20 be Baukrupt-5, 900
TO 10000 Bales of Cotton not TO be paid
for-t'orbnm Grey and his Psrtnership
with Col. Fisk.
Considerable excitement was created yesterday
upon the cotton market and among the brokers Of
and dealers IN that srticle BY rumor that q we'll
known house. located In Boston, but doing business
In this city, had become bankrupt and was unable
10 meet its liabilities
II was Afterwards said that the who had failed
was Gorham Grey, q we'll known dealer in cotton.
II may bo remembered that come mouths ago Mr..
Grey was unfortunate IN cotton specuations and
that lie tbon called upon James Fisk, Jr., TO assist
him In meeting lis liabilities.
Mr.. Grey represented the market that part
nership existed between himself and Col. Fisk, and
that upon the expectaton that he would be backed
by Fisk, he had operated more largely than he other
wise should have done. Shortly after this occur
renee Mr.. Gray removed bs Office TO Boston, but
still continued to operate IN this city. II under
stood that he vas backed Dy some wealthy spinners
In Massachusetts,. and his credit was always good.
Recently, II IL said, Mr.. Grey became heavy pur-
chaser OF cotton on short" at about % cents per
pound The market shortly aiterward declined, and
the price has since continued lower than at the time
OF his purchase. The gentleman caTlod upon TO
meet bis margins, but wns unable to do so, and
Of liabilities cannot he ascertained, but Is various
y estimated that he will lose from 5000 ~ i0OOO
bales of cotton.
Mr.. Grey 10 described as a very genial, whole
soued man. and great regret Is expressed at the ru
NOR of his failure
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rLAsHEs FROM THE OCEAN chBLss

Tue sbip Bsl,le. nom nAvre for New York. hss
put Into Queenstovn. isskfsg.
Mr.. Shirley Brooks succeeds the lato Marx Lemon
o. assive editor of the London PuacA
TIE railroad between GuayAquil and Ambato near
Quito. has been put under contract
Tho British<3overumont promises 10 take strong
measures sgafnst betting OF races
No loss than 81 90 cmisrantS, chiefly Irish sailed
from Liverpool for the United states In May.
II 10 kaid that the Prince OF Wales las bought an
estate In ireland. and intends to reside there,
Spain proposes to emancpate her slaves In the
colonies gradually within the next sixty years.
The wreck OF bark Of $40 tons was passed near
the OF tho British Channel GU the 10th OF May. No
one Was on board.
The QcumenIcal Council will take three months
recess after the promulgation OF the lniablty dog
ma on the e9th or June.
Mrs. John Wood tho American actress, ecknowl
edges the receipt Of an anonymous gut OF diamonds
aud emeIAlds valued OF fIOO.
The New York yachts and those OF tho Roya
Thames Yacht CLUB will compete on the 18Th for the
DOVeTtOWn Cup. The course Ia from Dover, England
to Boulogne France, and back,
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JOITIyGs BOUT TO wv.
Music ia Central Park to-day.

Music In Central Park to-day
Y.Ao...., It,. NJ q L., .,..,.- .,..,.x ~
~ Laoo.vIs On0n ~. As' e'oeihk oiocIco hf.
pahieI he'rEs" r'"'"eh''
L. n. johnson calls TOR soas win oacks In Va
various puo'e PARIS
James Fisk, Jr, and Jaw Gould rode up Btoadway
yesterday In the formers fourin.hand.
An unknown man died suddenly last evening at
A b-ake,.an nm the Ri. Railway bos p,rsh, ,.sa .
h,ovn stons rroni hnuse in m sirccsa 0"
IT,. ..,l R,h. from psterxau the h,,v D,,n,,.
fom RIO Japoiro sno Camilla nom Caiba1en syr,.s1
isst mig IT. ''N
.
insnranee SxgI go ' ' " - ~''~s
. 49, IA, - 4. -, 49,.
. Tue census Msers VIII go 70 work IN thiSCiy On
Nv S,cn shame ysste1aay '"""''''o'" "e'e 'coc'eu
Joseph u; Lhned, OF Ho EAST Nlneteenth stroet.
died very suddenly while returning In car from Hsr
-" "% y. wv '~,o'.' ,,'' .,
Tue Iwenusth MsLd Germhn-hmer,csn central
the rammsny General Committee
Dariel Allan aned o. of 45d West NInctecnth IN stroet
ieaped out OF third story window and was fatally
jured his mother having threatened TO WhPhim.
Judge kcCunn yesterday granted counsel foo Of
nc Fsn,sa nnd I'M the cu.c OF Law leas az ainSt 'MS
Money "'"' ''-N' :" ' ~A'' NV
~. Fo,,t..,tb Ward " R,,ck" pom.rov as,o
msny ths nominst,oa 60 Congress OF the loD M AZ" AZ
ro,uo'oy' .-,-,.,.
Inc rte OF connrnanon vas nndmInistercd @ TO ".
teen persons In st hnRusunes Episcopal chapel y
1 ,sS asSc,s,sa e'0"'"" i"' "s"' NV "'"op ios
w. -, -, an ~. a-,--., ..
Richard miller, OF lSS East seventeenth srcet
clerk T,h nSoPsr. % !sn msns, No. CO. t ~ BrSsaw is
was seriously injured
Tho soldiers Of the late war and the widows apS
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POOR JACK APPEALS.
He Wants his Prixc Money Hadn't he Bet
ter Ohaase his Lawyert

He Wants his Prize Money -Hadn't he Bet
ter Ohasss his Lawyert
10 ne BssserN 7As sun.
Sra. Is II not high time for something 10 be
done toward settling the New Orleans prize clsims
While the seamaa's Friend Booiety and other or.
ganizations Of like character buslly engaged In
distributing Bibles and tracts liiebuoye to savo
poor Jack from foundering In the moral OF eter.
nifty, would II not be we'll for them 70 give him 9
little material aid In the world in which be lives and
themselves In the sailors reai welfare, the money so
iavahly subscribed by good people might be made to
sU; sSOd IN acting uooo ON,
Of the United States Eu ranteei Us q bounty for
Mississippi in 1851, and under the Treasury laws
lvids Gordon's Digest, pp l.o6Sl ,oW, fourth edi.
New New % Orleans several vessels were seiasd. which
were unprovided with United States Custom House
papers or S.sr aoea@sn's ,l and ineEs1rs aHS,s S
taken some action In the direction OF securing the
prize money due to Us for tcse seizures the matter
Hss,.f sS.ss W. Would ' no Ssn'' allow SS IL.
claim, besss. -, xs Informally presented Pre-
sstts Representative, ofsins . protest axsins, the
judges decision, and subsequently, wrote again,
which the sailors were 10 be swindled out OF their
dues. Gen. Buter became Indignant and refused
70 GSatnus a ns .ossSsd so ia sore pses esnno.
say but II he thinks that by neglect or contempt he
| can succeed In eorkinE ~" lawrence as NJ was
| corked up at Bermuda Hundred. he Is woiuily In
This subject should be discussed by the Naval
q the m0ss g SsT
eight years since our money was earned, and that In
some cases the sweat Of the brow" Of tho sailors
turned 70 drops OF boSd esioTs hs TSTE w1s done
Late On oncer OF the United states steamer Vsruna
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The Beethoven Festival.

The programme Of the Great Musical Jubilee
in honor OF the renowned composer. which Is the
event on the 18Th instant, promises tho publo one
OF the most delightful treats ever afforded A
pcrusal OF the advertisement. In another column.
win snow that scarcely musical celebrity omitted
from the list. Foremost among them the renowned
Nine. Parepa- Rosa. Three thousand skilled vocal.
lets will form the chorus, including choral and
madri.a al societies from New York, Brooklyn, and
Jersey City and the instrumental part OF the enter-
tsinment will be furnished BY 0iimores celebrated
Boston band, ard Dodw ortb's, Graiuia's, Ana
Downing's regimental bands.
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through By the majority the Clerk road communi-
..t,o, o,o,. r,s.trtct Attornsv Morris. meutiopinr
AZ. 900. -, -, .,,, o,, :, M. ox, noc.e, for
ertrs pervces IN bringing crir as and tools Of the
p,.. a. 800. "a .,,o.,n. ,h,, N. sonn,v owes
him Sa.on.
The lobhx beSnn IN be interested.
supervisor Cassidy, one OF heLaughlins most
plinnt toos.and prominent persecuor OF the Dso'
Astoraey, arose and offered . revolution declaring
The District Attorney charge the county for extra
so.''.-' s"u 'e..so .-' " -, "'' W" ~ 'A'
iated 70 "ose eh'rs services
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.".,' -, " ,, 80 ~, .,..... a..
nioaion haa nos oeeh sworn .o' sno "e'cupon '"e
document was returned to Mr. Morris, who swors
m i,a .o,ro.,n.ss and sent A. back 10 tho BOARD
" ns an1 soa' /" o".N W ~
That body then struck out TIE part concerning extra
services and referred the remainder OF the bill tc
,h c..,,,.. a., A...,,,.
'"o No"h''eo y" hooou"', -
supervisor Crooke (the fsiher'in-iaw OF John ii
Berren an asprant for the District Attorneys ohce)
~ C,.,r,nan Of McI,nghi,n,. :. snol,,ng comuI,,ss
INC ehsirmau VI h'obausn"n S"e'nns .o"'h''ee
appointed to Investigate McIaughns chsrge'
asaipst the District Attorney who was accused o
--..,-,. 90 ooo =. g. .oSo 40, ,.,,.,
eompromising ss,Vo ooho ior s0o' "nich iaue'
amount he appropriated TO himself, ne1t made q 70
port under the direction Of the Ring pretending that
| the charges had been sustained.
Supervisor Hutchins, who seemingly hnd on board
a cargo OF GIN here took his cue IRON the gallant
| Crooke's remarks, and after struggling with bis
desk moment, proposed resolutions asserting that
the charges against Mr. Morris were OF so grave
nature ss 10 require the 10 be submitted 10 the
Governor, for such action as he might deem proper
| directing tho County Treasurer TO take action
against tho District Attorney to secure the none,
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son, James Riley, and Charles ". Hall After the
jurors had viewed the body, II was removed to 367
Pearl street for burial.
Hernan's friends ssy that he was q quiet, respec-
table young man, and member OF tho Mark LanL
gan Association which II composed OF thirty forty
OF the honest residents OF TINT Stygian eonhne the
Fourth Ward. They discredit the accounts Of the
tragedy as published In the newspapers. and allege
that they Lave been colored by the police TO
brother ofacor. Their version OF the array Ia ss
follows:
Herman and Mccarthy had been drinking, and
were somewhat the WORE for nluor-Herhan o..
peciay. In the OF their wanderings they met
Yarey. Who consented TO Assist Mccarthy In seeing
Herman homo. Arrived at tie door Of his residence,
9T Pearl street. and being unable to unlock the
door. Herman impatientiy kicked IL; at which the
ofcer rushed the street shouting, "What tho
h noise are you making thore, you pack OF d.
thtoyest" Herman turned around and replied:
Who do you call thieft want you to understand
I'm no thief. and won't allow any TO call mo
one" Thereupon, Hernan's friends say, the ofIicer
drew his club and attacked Herman. scufie en-.
sued, In which Burke whipped out his revolver, and
deliberately shot Herman dead
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THE WILLIAMsTO WV RIOT.
The Penians not Fired upon bv U. =. Troops
-yard from Conductor TuIIer.

lard from Conductor Tuller.
OGDlNsBURGH, June 8.--Mr. Tuller, a conductor
on the Rome, Watertown and 0gdensbur. Railroad,
has published tie iollowing:.
To ne Press n hs Country.
Having ss1h dosDatoh 10 the press stating that the
United States troops fred on tho Fcnans during the
leave 10 give IN ustlce 20 the troops and their com
mandeT, lIeut George W, Deshler, First ARTILLERY,
correct statement Of the affair. On the
oval OF the train at wlllAmstown a few New
York roughs left The train. ana got into q dis.
pute ~ hote' The train tarting before they got on
board some OF their party cut loose tho cars contain
roushs The Fenans demurrod af this and riot coi'
need the roughA drawn ng their royolyers
ig In every direction. At this stage or the aair.
lag run back my train and consldelng the lives OF my
Inciere ana put stop TO T. He did 90 IN most Ra'
slGep bank under heavy nre before he could form
Then, having formed with slI men ho called upon the
rioters dBperse, and charged In mont OF Ills party
with hIed bayonets without firing shot the disturb D
ance queed, and the roers ln the in
than ave minutes after TIN charge made,
W H. TULLER, Conductor Il W and O. Il IL
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HaxY IN Rlah for Traui.

wAsnIsorox, June 3.-The President starts on
Wednesday morning with Senator Cameron. In q
special car for Harrisburg. where they are to be
Joined By select party Of trout fishers. and 70 to
the head waters OF the West Branch OF the Busque-
hanna aud spend several days. In graceful recogni.
tion Of this attention Of Mr.. Cameron, the President
to-day nominated his son In Law, Isaac WAYNE Nc
Weigh, 70 be Minister 10 Turkey. resident at Con-
VIZ ,ss He: se. 70 nso Ss
never been beyond his native heath, or held any
prominent public position.
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A RIOT IN SPAIN.
TIE Troop. Firins spsn the People Of VAL
lndalid-The mann rchy Debate.

The Troops Firing spep the People Of VAL
indoiid-The Monarchy Debate.
MADRID, June "a not broke out in Valla-
dolid yesterday, In consequence Of notification
eiven BY the city Government OF the collection or
certain unpopular taxes. The troops were called
out and the disturbance ". quickly suppressed I;
bot not without some fighting. Two citizens were
killed and eieht wounded; and many arrests have
boon made The city IL now quiet
The preliminary discussion on the form OF the
election Of monarch was begun today In The
Cortes.
The London Erdmjnsr recommends that the eeve-
raj provinces OF Spain and Portugal form federal
union based the principles OF The Constitution OF
the United Sintes.
The majority Of the Cories comni,tee on the abo-
lion Of slavery, In favor OF postponing the Pc
riod Of complete eman neipation sixty years.
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WAsHIEoToS, June 8-After Secretary Cox had
my snS, hsys come lonG to % sec you ycnHS neS
here, you do not look at me. When heard tho words
oJ the Great Father permitting me TO come, came
you 90 give them ratioE. and load OF AMMUNITION 70
kill game with. I wish you would telegraph to my
people aboutit. Tell them arrived all right"
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R4ILROAD ACCIDENTS.

All the wounded in the late railroad accident near
Pat erson are doing we'll except the young Skye,
who thought last niRht 70 De dying, Tho ruinof
tnAt the DAD company had contributed 500 toward
the rel u OF the sufferers is without foundation.
As Mr.. Charles II. Grimm, Of the firm OF Grimm
d Carpenter Of " franklin street. New York was
ing and North Side Railroad he was knocked down by
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Prus.iap ArErnndixem A

BERLIN, June 8.-Arrangements have been
completed for the annexation OF the Ducby Of Lau.
ehburg to the Kingdom OF Prussia. In 1884, the
Duchy WIS cedcd by Denmark to the soveroigns of
Austria and Prussia year later, by the treaty OF
Gasein, the Kiag OF Prussia became sole sovereign
OF the Dnchy. under tho title OF the Duke OF Lauen.
burg. The smalgamation OF the territory with
PrussiA II now completed.
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HOURS OF LEIS UR n.

Seven blind artists (organists voiiuists and vocai-
btsl viii give concert In Plymouth Church. BROOK
iyn. this afternoon. I
The Hon N. N. Pomeroy aud Can't Thomas Char
teri will speak before Marion Division Giee Club In
Cooper Institute tomorrow evening.
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WASHINGTON, June 3.-The Ways and Means
will report their Funding bill on Monday, and will
make II one thousand millions OF thirty.year four
per cents, principal aud interest, payable here and
Il Ia msde optional with national banks Us to
whether they take them or not.
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what the work,nrmen are Doing.

A letter was read to the workngmen's Uuion
last night from Gov. Hoffman. inc!osng the text of
the Eight Hour law, which the Governor says is OBJ
lgatory upon all the municipal and State authorities
The Governor asks the labor societies to nominate
representative whom he may appoint upon the Log
islative Committee OF Inquiry In regard the State
Prison contract system. Mr.. Thomas Fence, OF the
Crispinss Society, was nominated.
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The Loafers that Follow the Miiitia-Proof
TINT FIntbnsh wa. Right.

brutal attack was made on Thursday by a
gang OF Brooklyn desperadocs upon Private Grintb.
OF Company d, Thirty-seventh Regiment, N. Y. s
N. Y, during the parade OF the Third Brigade 10
Prospect Park. Private Grifnth had ordered some
beer at ore OF the stands and had paid for both the
beer and the glass. A crowd Of rougbs denied that
he had paid, and one of them cut him sevsrey on
tho back Of the head with glase, severing three OF
the arteries. Though armed with his musket and
bayonet be was unable to defend himself. Al this
the assaants, one Of whom he wounded very severe
ly with his sword
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THE BoUmANTA MsssAORE.
The United stntcs not 90 Remain n silent
Spectator-A Minister Appointed.

Spectator-A Minister Appointed.
The rumor Of the massacre Of unoffending
Jews In Roumani, has created profound sensation
In the community Meetings have been held in
several cities and Congress has been called upon TO
take sctlon. A memorial from tho Israelites OF In.
dianapolis wss presented In the Senate on Thurs
day, requesting the interposiuon OF tie President:
A resolution was offered 6v Mr. Sumner and agreed
to, calling upon the President for any Information
on the subject which the Government may possess.
In the House, Mr.. Winchester presented resolu-
tion expressive OF regret and dsapproyni which wa.
referred. The nomination yesterday OF Mr.. Wayne
McVeeh to BE- Minister residont at Constahtinople,
and or Mr.. Adolph Buckner 10 be Consul at Bucha-
rest, may have some relation TO the massacre.
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ssiracy is most formidable. The Government pro
ssses to know that tho leaders " the Fenian Broth
erhood oontsrnplated an attack upon tho srsenals
and naval depots, coiu cidonty with the raid UPON
Canada BIZ the Americsn branch Of the organization;
but the sigpal failure OF the Canadian border forsy
deferred the leaders non entering upoa their do
structive work.
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Th. nvr,,,ug Of a Grind.,oue.

PRovIDKscE, June Sin Pawtucket yesterday
4 Rrindstone over six feet In diameter upon which
man was grinding 6les, burst into pieces. destroy
ing one end OF the building. breaking two'inoh
shaft, and piling q hstp OF dSdrS about the un'
harmed workmen.
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schouck'. New Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-General Schenck pro-
poses TO Ax the duty tea at 20 cents per pound
coffee, all kinds, cents; raw or muscoyado sugar,
Q cents clarified sugar, az cents; refined sugar,
store dried in loaf, lump, crushed, powdered, or
granulated, I cents per pound on juts butts, $40
per ton iron In pigs, ~; on scrap iron OF every
description SO; on steel railway bars, ~ cents per
pound and all railway bars made in part Of steel
IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-04
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

The jerome Park races begin at ~ p. NJ.
The attempt to rob the White Plains Bank is de-
scIibed In our advertising columns.