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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04
EIZOLD TURNS UP.
He Asserts that he was Shnngaiod and
Robbed-A singular story.

He Asserts that he was Shangaied and
Robbed-A singular Story.
No little stir arose some few weeks ago at the
disappearance OF Mr.. Frederick Etzold OF Union
Hill. That gentleman LEFT home for Bridge port, Con-
nec,icut to make collections and suddenly vanished
as II were, from the haun,s OF men. The most dis
nal fears were excited In bis behalf Visions OF
bloodthirsty footpads and lurking assassins were
conjured up, ana men began to speak Of robbery
and a teacherous push into midnight waters. AMI OF
fatal knife thTusts, and hasty murder done for
booty.
The romance Of the thing, however. was suddenly
crushed out OF It, and the tragedy became almost
farce, by the entrance the stage OF sherifs ON
GER, and the cllivenng OF the dialogue by the
anxious clamorines Of mportunate creditors and un
paid workmen. When once the mystery began to
be eiucidated light flowed upon y rapidly. There
money, there was the conversion OF Ezold's effects
into portabable FORM and there was the fact thai
that gentleman was ompnatically wsnted; And
chine manufacturer of Union iill know what he
was ABOUT and was capable OF taking care OF him.
solf In more ways than one.
IL will delight the reader TO know that MIR. Etzod
is alive and nOurislng. On Saturday he was recog
nzed on New jersey ferry boat by one Of those
ubiquitous reporters, who at once captured him for
an interview.
Mr. Etzod said that he was quite aware OF the OF.
element which had existed concerning his disap-
pearance, but that his friends knew where no was
lie left, he said, q collecting tour through the
East. On his journey lie made the acquaintance Of
two strangers, with whom, after frst collecting
about $500 he started for Norwalk. Stopping at a
way station, the three went Tor drink On RZold's
way back the station hc says he lost all conscious
ness, and when he recovered his senses, found him.
selfOn board vessel robbed ofeVery'hhg lac had had
about him lie added that he LEFT the vessel at the
first landing, but refused to say where that was At
his leisure, lie promises urtler Information.
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A Despatch from senntor Fenton's Friend.
GRIyT Ar HARTFORD.
Who are with BiniJrhe President Prnys nt
the Pnrh-Thc Prpgrnmnic TOR To-day.

the Pnrh-Thc Programme tor To-day.
HARrFoRD, Conn, July 3.-Besides those men,
toned in previous despatch as present at the re-
ccp,ion at Gov. Jcwelrs. there were Count De Cat-
cazY, the Russian Minister; Gen. GosloG, tho Rus Z.
sian Government Agent residing here Gen. Stewart
l.. Woodfo-d, the Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher, Prof.
and Mrs. stowe, Mrs Iaabella Bcecher nooker, Con-
gresham Strong, Col. Henry C. Dennlng. Samuel
BOWLS OF Springfield. Judges Pirdee and Carpen-
ter, the Rev. DR.. Bushnell. the Rov. Mr.. Burton,
ex-Leut Gov. Roger Avorill, President Jackson OF
Trinity College. President Cummings OF Wesleyan
University ex Lieut. Gov. Benz amin Douglas, Vi tied
States Marshal f. X. Carl Of this state, Gen. W. ~
Franklin, .Col. Benton, Springfield armory, and
The Rev. Tobias 4 Dusenbury OF nquankum.
To day President & mt attended divine service In
the morning ut the ark Congregational Church.
the Rev. n. J. Burton's. formerly DR.. Bushnelrs
churcn. This afternoon, nccomp anied by Cow
Jewell, and taking Miss Nellie, the President drove
to Pennington, nine miles distant, whore Nellie Is
imme iiltely 10 be placed at school The President
dncd quietly nt Gov Jewers al o'clock.
Mrs. Grant viii return to New York Monday
noon with her son Fred and daughter Nellie. U. s.
Grant, Jr, just admitted at Harvard College, ran
down saturday night ant will return to Cambridge
tonight. The President alone OF his family, tnere-
fore, will be at Woodstock tomorrow.
Tue Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Is In town, stop
ping with his sister, Mis- Hooker.
At the conclusion Of the exercises on Monday at
Woodstock the President will accompany Senator
Buckingham 10 Norwich. and attend = reception
given there by Senator Buckingham in the evening.
On Tuesday morning he will leave Norwich for New
York direct without stopping. There he will DO
Washington, Gs 1t is necessary for him to be there
w elrCSuAy morning.
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BROOKLvS,S LAST MURDER.
Tho A administering OF Medicine by Unprac.
tised Hands.


Mrs. Mary s. Barnard, of 90 Gates avenue,
Brooklyn, died on Friday evening from an over.
dose OF opium. On Thursday Mrs.. Barnard com
planned of collie, and DR.. Hutchinson OF Clinton av
enue, was called In Two ounces OF squibb's com.
pound tineture OF opium were ordered. and the pre-
scripton taken TO w. l.. Cores drug store, corner
OF Fulton and Washington avenues
r. W. Woyh, aged 10, who acs as Cores clerk,
mistook the prescription, though written in the
plainest characters. and put up Squibbs compound
solution OF opium, hich Is Ave tunes stronger than
the tincture. The result was the death OF tho pa.
tent, in spite Of every medical appliance. A Cor
oners inquest was held on Saturday, and the jury
rendered verdict that Mrs. Barnard clme to her
death from an overdose OF opium, administered BY
reason OF mistake made by Robert q. Wevh. The
Jury also cehsured Weyh for his clreesshess in put
ting up the prescription, and MIR. and MIRA Gore for
engaging In q business with which they were not
practically familiar. The Coroner required Mr.. ana
Mrs. Gore and Weyh 10 give bonds to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
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A Quar,srmas,er In Fi,x J ohm Porter. Fl.

WASHINGTON, July 3-SOme time ago Col Jas
Beiger presented memorial to the House OF Rep
resentatiyes praying to be restored to full RINK and
place In the army, rom which he had been dismissed
by President Lincoln. Ho was on duty in Baltimore
a. Quarternaster IN the years 1851. 1s6o and $50
He expended In the aggregate tll.OOO0OO. Charges
were made against him OF improper conduct. The
tachcd criminality to his acts and scqrittcd him
The President, however, dissolved tho court ami
dismissed Col Belger from service. Ever since that
time he has been seeking to be restored to MS for
mer position In tnearmy; but the Committee on
military Affairs refuse to recommend his rcstora.
ton and ask TO he discharged from further
alton OF the subject
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04
TIE TRAGIC END or MIR. NEwcoMB
The Missing valuablcs not yet Forthcoming
Expected Revelations that are TO Throw
Light upon the AGair-Tbe Inquest on the
Rady-Tbe FuueraI IN /, le place To-dpv.

Tho Missing Va1usblcs not yet Forthcoming
Expected Revelations that are TO Throw
Light upon the Afair-Tbe Inquest on the
Bsdy-The Funeral to take Place To-day.
The supposed murder Of Mr.. Percy O. New
comb was reported in THE SUN Of Saturday. His
body was found on Governors Island on Friday,
and was taken care Of by the military authorities
who placed sentinel over II until the Coroner's ar
rival MIR. Bassett and his brother, both intimate
friends OF the deceased, were notified Of the dis
covery Of the body, and went TO Governors Island
and identified the remains, which were taken To the
Morgue. after having lain on the shore nearly ton
hours. The body was consigned to the care OF Mr..
Jonas Stolls, undertaken, 237 Bowery and the in
quest was held at his store. No verdict has been
rendered, as all the testimony has not yet been
taken.
Immediately upon hearing OF the discovery Of the
body. Mr.. Bassett telegrapbed to Mr.. Newcomb's
sister at hiddetown and she arrived in this city
little after p M. on Saturday. She had telegraphed
Mr. Bassett, but in her anxiety to be on the spot.
she took a freight train, and arrived before the
time expected On the next train came two promi.
nent citizens OF hiddletown, and viewed the body.
The remains will be taken TO the family burial place
to-day, accompanied by a delegation from the Ma
sons OF Balston Spa. and the 1. o. o. f.. both OF
which Orders will unite in paying respect 10 the
mains OF their late brother.
Mr.. Newcomb's sister visited Governors Island
yesterday, and n Sun reporter went there. but
failed TO lear anything about the valuables which
were said TO be 10 the hands OF an ofhcer. 1t may
be case Of accidental drowning, but circumstances
which happened several years ago lead friends to
temperate man, and always carried q considerable
sum OF money about him.
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Yesterday Plymouth Church was nearly de-
serted by its devotecs and the usual crowd OF Gu.
riosity seekers. No flowers were on the stand no
Beecher there not bakers dozen to sing Zion's
songs no Ellingwood to report The Rev. W. II.
Ward, OF the Independent, occupied the Noun, OF
Olives chair, but at sig It OF him Numbers o
Mr.. Beeeher. Two elegant sermons we're delivcre d.
but tho evening discourse was specially notable. on
account OF examples taken OF men Of the age and al
lusions TO the status OF tho nation The subject OF
the sermon was "True Manhood" and the Rev
Ward Leld that there could be no true manhood
without the love OF God Ia the soul His references
to Disraeli and Bacon were peculiarly telicitous.
Mr.. Beecher and Plymouth Church have gone to
Woodstock. Conn, to help President Grant TO light
cigars and dire voleys Of Chinese crackers in cello
bration of the Fourth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04
THE CUSTOM house CLEABANCE.
Mr.. GrinneIrs Walking Papers Made Out
Four Months Aao-1Ir. Murphy to be
Confirmed by n Large Majority.

WAsHiSoroS, July S.-The appearance Of
Senator Conkling in the Senate on Saturday struck
tcrr~r among the men who had been so busy at
work sowing ISLANDERS upon the nominee for Col.
lector as the Senator was able TO rctc them, sngly
and collectively. The protest against his conHrma.
tion instead Of being signed by sixteen Of the Re.
publican members, as Mr.. Fenton alleged, ia not
egned by half dozen, and they will probably with
draw the use OF their names. The nomination Of
Mr. Murphy was determined upon by the President
four months ago, and was known to no one except
Mr.. Murphy and Senator Conkling, upon whom
was enjoned secrecy In the matter until his name
was sent to the Senate. lie has been en-
dorsed by some OF the strongest and truest
Republicans In New York, and Will be warmly
fenton but there 10 no doubt OF his confirmation
by large majority. The fact that he IL personally
Objectionable TO Mr.. Fenton aud 10 number Of the
members Of the House, will not be suncient reason
for the Senate to reject II would be impossible for
the President TO select any In the state OF any
prominence who is ht for tho place who would not
have enemies.
Tie President denies that Gen. Butler had any.
thing to do with making the nomination, or that ho
ever spoke Of II or knew Of II until 1t had been
offered TO and accepted by Mr.. Murphy. Mr. Fen
ton endeayored TO have the Commerce Committee
agree to report The nomination back without any
recommendation, but will rot succeed even In this,
as they Ill recommend his confirmation.
A Despatch from senator Fcnton's Friends.
WAsHtSeroS, July 3.-A number Of New York
Eentomeu have arrived hore to oppose the conhrma-
tiCn Of Mr.. Murphy as Collector OF flat Port, and
have had interviews with members OF the New York
delegation and several SenatOrs on the subject.
The iud-nHtion at the nomination OF Mr.. Murphy
continues, and numerous letters and kilograms Of
dissent have been received.
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SPARKS FROM TINE IELEGRlrH,
Chicago will no, celebrate the Fourth,

Chicago will not celebrate the Fourth
Eden Park Cincinnati. will be opened today.
JAS, Wheeler, drunk, was drowned in pond nolr
Providence, on Friday.
Newsll, who killed Carrie Diamond In San Fran
cisco. has been acquitted
The three banks In Denver Colorado, shipped
tl97,9O In gold bullion IN June.
The Right Rev Bishop Foley, OF Chicago, blessed
the new Cemetery at Baltimore, yesterday,
The business of the Branch Mint ut Denver for tho
lsea ending June 30, tlOO57G1Od an Inc
OF ti5. .aS7.2a5 over 1859
John Fetman, a widower aged 55, employed 10 De
Jonge PAPER factory Ron street Clifton, Shot himself
through the head on Friday night.
Yesterday was the hottest day OF the season In
California. On the coast aud at San FrAuciaco the
Thermometer marked ". In the Interior tho norcuTy
reached ii5,
Amos q. Thomas. once q Captain OF Rhode IsIan a
Volunteers, but lately clerk oi tho Providence and
Worcester kaTOAd COMPANY wa run over and Lilied
Al Providence. VesIardAG. wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04
LONG ISLAND.

To-day and hencetorth during the summer sports. .
men can hunt woodcock on Long and This cainc ia
very plentiful there.
The Rond Commissioners OF Huntington have
raised 5000 whercwih 10 construct New York avenue
IN authorized by the last Legislature.
:, Non Church, Little Neck, had II peculiar scnsa
uot Yesterday morning. Amer the sermon a co lee
tloh had been taken up and the oongre disni
when poor working man sat the "a lery called
attention n the fact that he had not been waited on
by The collector lie went up TO the minister pulled
out hk dirty looking wsct. and cmptied contents
on the plate and retired Gmid the wonderment OF the
audience.
The Civil Appropriation bill, which passed the
HOuao Of Renrescnte' the 18th of June contain.
ed cl, se apgropr".!ng az 900 fir lighted beacon
srickr Il by the senate, Long Beach liar lies at the
mouth Oi Grecnpot, harbor, Orient lIarbor. Pc.
comic Day The channel Is very narrow OF Long Reach
Point ana mariners are guided on entering either OF
these harOors or the bay by buoys and nd mill at
Rocky Point and church spire at Greenport. Last
winter one OF thcse buoys WAS displaced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04
TIE 6REIT OCEAN YACHT RACE.
Description OF the Dnuntless and Ca mbriR-
The Yachts 10 Stnrt To-dny-Mrssrngcrs
TO be sent or to every Passing Steamer
The Owners TO be On Board.

Description OF the Dnuntless and Ca IN bria-
The Yachts TO start To-dny-Mrssrngcrs
TO be sent or to every Passing Steamer
The Owners 10 be On Board.
To-day at o'clock. Greenwich time, the DHunt-
less and Cambria start on their ocean race from
Daunt Head, about thirteen mles east OF Kinsa.e,
the southwest coast Of ireland. Since the great
ocean race between the Vesta Feetwing, and Henri
eta, no yachting event has been productive Of 40
much excitement rs this. The result will lie anxious
ly looked for and. as arrangements have been made
by both yachts to send OF messengers to pass
ng steamer news may DC received nearly every Gay
The competing boats are both well known as
CRACK SCHOONER YACHTS.
Tho Cambria las resped many laurels In the
British channel and on the river Thames. The
Dauntess Is very handsome and fast yacht, but has
always proved too heavy for sailing in the Boy,
where the only opportunity for sailing against other
schooners has been offered her but her quick pas
sage across the last year. when she made
ALMOST STEAMER TINE,
shows that she is o very fast sea going schooner.
The Dauntless is owned by Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett, DR., and is entered In the New York and
Brooklyn Yacht Clubs She is OF e6s tons measure
ment. according to the New Y ork Yacht Club rules
and is entitled to carry crew OF 81, but win not
race as several friends OF Mr Bennett Il. accom. m.
pAny him across the ocean. The Dauntlcss was
built by Mr.; John Forsyth, OF Mystic. icr Mr.. Drx.
ter Bradford, and was named L'HroGdelte but
In the year 1896 Mr. Bennett purchased her, and
was rechristened the Dauntless.
TIE DAUSrLEss's DIMENSIONS,
after undergoing extensive alterations are Length
over all, 127 feet; water line III feet dcpth
OF hold, 1917 feet; breadth OF beam N
feet: her mainmast and tOpm,st measure l50
S 9 m lGss s, rdS to seG Tn's @a and
20 feet and main gar, cG4 feet. She spreads $50
feet of canvas.
THP CAMBRIA,
a schooner. eis tons New York Yacht Club measure
ment, and 1888 tons Royal Thames Incht Club met
suremcnt, is probably the hee.est OF the British
yachts. She was built by Ratscy, OF Cove es, isle
OF Wight. and launched In NAV. 1853. IL fine
type OF the deep and narrow English model Snd Is
owned by Mr.. Ashbury, Of Brighton. Her dimen-
atnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04

WASuISGroS, July S-The Senate, in Commit
Tee Of the Whole, struck out the income tax sec
uon-, ami when the bill was reconsidcred In the
nehate, IN motion OF MIR. Etmunds, the vote was
!ecohslIerrd IN thin house, and Wilson's motion
70 mart u ~ per cent. for two years was then
Iou Ilhs was supposed TO be 1nal but Senator
,cohkIlhg, who Was confined TO . sick bed whom the
last vote was taken. will omorrOw make an issue
on u WIN NJ slerman, and make u point that the
moton OF Mr Wilson, being carried is . new one,
ehu ~ open 10 fecOnsideratiOn or mendment, and
ne WIN hCcordinglY enleayOT TO get the Senate 70
srlke al cut The highest authority on the ques-
non ek'Nice President HHmln who will Sustain
M CohLlIng and the result is looked Ior " ard 10
Tain Mr.. COnklins.
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Il PUGILIsIIC EAEUTB.
Gathering Of the Clans At McCosle's to
Witness the second Deposit for the Com
ing "Mii"-A Grssd scrn mble fer tho
Stakes-McC-oIe N nstcr OF the Situation.

9atnerfnR OF the Clans At mcCoele's TO
Witness the second Deposit for the Com
ing "miu"-A Grssd scramble fer tho
StHkes-McC~oie Master OF tho Situation.
From re 81 Loufs Tines
The friends of McCoole and Allen met last
evening according to agreement at the formers sa
Of $500 4 side.
Tue crowd was large and boistcrous Dick Roach
the money had boen posted McCoolo placed II Ia
his money drawer. It being In his charge according
% the articles oi agreement. Ths, however, was
the sienGl for general row and Misunderstanding
OF some sort.
LooNEY sPRINdIsG OVER THE COUNTER
ard making a dash for the stakes, and tie unruly
ness Of roughs swdylng to and fro like angry bill
lows.
hcCooie, with revolver in each hand held his
ground. High words passed, obscene epithets were
banded, Gad for quarter OF an Eour there a
scene Of the diGest Cniusion closely Ippro..mang
general row. few Of the more boisterous came
to blows, but TO serious damage was done LOoney
was not at all unstnted in his abuse oI McCoole
whom lie charged with being desirous VI
AVOIDING TIGur.
McCoole took the abuse quietly, simply respond
ing, my money Is up, and IL will be fought for"
II finally agreed that the parties should nloet
this morning. and deposit the money with William
Murray.
ruB AGREEMENT.
The section referring to the stakes is As follows.
as printed in the Tfnes, May 81:
"The sum Of n,e hundred dollars Q side Is now de.
posised with pnilp coyne.
to be deposited q Michael MoCooies salosn IN So
Louis. june 20, between tue hours OF ana 10 o'clock
"Thc third deposit OF ave hundred dollsr side to
be deposited IN Thomas Allen'9 saloon IN st. Louis
The fUufth and last OF one taous md dollars side
20 he deposited the hands OF the maj stakeholder o0
Monday, the 5th day OF September, 1870"
Under this arrangement, McCoole and Allen were
each to hold LOO and Coyne fi 900 until Sept. g.
when the final stakeholder was to bo selected.
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The Grrnt River Rnce.

LOUISVILLE, ny, July 3.--The Western country
GP'd'S excited over the race between the steamers
1 y, T., L1o uhd Nalchcz, from New Orleans TO Cairo
several hundred thousand dol ars arc staked on tho
result ~ lhls city alone. The quickest time on
record Is expected. The two boats left New Or.
leats last Thursday evening NJ O'Clock The Lee
passed Memphis last night AZ liii o'cuck; her time
rom New Oiie1ns being two days, six hours nine
minutes Inc N"tcbez Was an hour behind the Lee
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FLASHES FaoM TINE OCEAN CABLES

Adv'ccs from Rome reoresent that the discussion
on the dogma OF lnaiIJiy will certainly close tins
week.
II Is reported that the crew OF the Cambria became
dissatisfied, aud that Mr. hshbury has been Obliged 10
ship new one At Cork.
The Czech Catholics residing n st. Petersburg
nuDlcy announce their determination to adopt the
adopted Rome '~
, The modification In the naturalization laws OF
EhEhhu ~ exciting attention on the Continent Hoi.
land 10 the mt TO follow In the matter and nj pro.
abiI make suniAr alterations In her lAvs.
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Personal INTELLIGENcE.

stock Conn. to-day.
George Francis Train sails from San Francisco on
the ltt OF August Tor a trip around the world.
The Hon. ID. 3. Norton, OF Minnesota, has been
absent from lis seat In the Senate for several weeks in
conseQence OF extreme Illness.
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R.fILROiD 1CCIDEN rs.

George Tuhf II years of age, an engineer on the
Morris and EaseN Railroad. kIlcd at Chatham sa
ton, New jersey late on Saturday.
- Louis Welder gardener, residing Dunnellin,
[xN -" went TO planned on Friday, COmDete mr..
Nrhgemcnts for his wedding. fie returned Saturday
n an inioNicled condition. ant while walking on the
New Jersey Central Railruad track run over, His
lclt leg was subsequently amputa atcd 10y surgeon Ills
other lDjurles serious.
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Tn mmany's Bitter PHI,

WAsHISoroS, July 8.-1he agreement to take
the vote on the naturalization bill on Saturday was
broken by Senator Morton Insisting upon makirg
his speech over again, when the hour OF five arriv
and II mas impossible to longer hold a quorum; 80
u goes over to Monday, when Ar. Conkiiny expects
to pass II without lurther debate.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Senate Is to have u session to-day The de.
partmcnts Will be closed
The Secretary OF the Treasury has directed the
Assistant Treasurer at New York to sell million OF
gold on each wednesday ot TIE month OF July. Also
10 purchase lion OF bonds on the rst and IN rd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04
An Au,oundina Cnse OF Attempted Fraua.

WAsHhGlON, July 3.-The HOnte VOmmittee on
Public Lands have reported bill 10 repeal the act
OF June II, 1859, confirming the claim OF Jose Do
Nsjalayegua, situate in saa,a Barbara county, Cal
three leagues Ia extent. They say, from the eyi.
dence before them, that the fraudulent attempt TO
tamper with the records OF the Surveyor. .GenoraIs
once was successful. Fake the matter In all its
phases aud II presonts tie bCdesl and most astOund
Ing case OF attempted fraud and swindling your
Committee has yet been called upon TO examine"
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senator Morton DYING.

WASHINGTON, July 3.--Scnator Morton (Rep..
Ind has had several severe hemorrages within the
another within fort Eight hours and that he would
not be surprised TO hear of his death at any hour
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LATEST LIBOR NEWS.

The Cri pins Of William q. Webben n Co = shoe
shop at NeY Canaan, Conn. are a strike.
An extcn. iyo Newark firm has reduced the psy
OF their cm.Io ""s 10 per cent Many OF the worknos
nave qnt NO. q consequence.
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Fourth of July" Accidents.

Lawrence Maher aged II, OF 3s East Fourth street,
while playing yesterday with revolver in Washington
square, saot himself IN tue right hand. Ball not eI-
traced.
William Bowman, aged 8, OF 2iO Cherry street. was
badly inJGred last evening Dy the explosion OF small
cannon.
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THE SECRET or HER sUccE


IN races where light winds prevailed.
The owners OF the yachts will each accompany his
own boat The sailing master Of the Dauntlcss Is
Asp, hartin j. Lyons the successful sailing master
~" henrietta N her ocean race, aud Of the Daunt-
1855 IN her ocean trip last year
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Camden and Amboy LON QUA de-.

The New Jersey Rail Dad has donated for its
three hundred Newark employees, for to days cee-
brstiOn, a boz OF lemtns and sixteen pounds OF
brown sugar.