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THE FRAEkING ABUSE.
The Senate Joined to Its IdoI-worryins
the Bill Into ospasms-Sumner's Proposed
Sabstitute-Staving on the Vote,

The Senate Joined to Its IdoI-worryins
the Bill into ospasms-Sumner's Proposed
MISUNDERSTANDING on the Vote.
WAsuISGroS, June l6.-The House bin TO abol-
ish the franking privilege was again under eonsid.
GRAFTON In the Senate to-day.
Mr.. SUMNER tRep., hAss) objected to II because
OF its crude and defective form.
Mr. HARLAN (Rep.. Iowa. believed that stamped
envelope would remedy the alleged abuses By pre-
venting the forgery Of franks.
Mr.. STKwARr (Rep.. New advocated the post.
ponement ofthe measure until next session. He re-
garded the consideration chiis play to pass the
bill % meaas Of punshing the House for the basty
and il-eonaidsred manner In which II sent the bill
TO the Senate.
Mr.. Hows Rep. wis) advocated its pes sage. He
doubted the sincerity Of the argument that the privi
leee was necessary TO enable members TO disssni.
uatc iutssskeuce 'Coaxrcss wss uos . convocasion
OF schoolmasters.
Mr. STOCKTON Dem, N J) believed the people
were nsuseaied with stuN called political srrru.e~s
sent out from Washington His inference that
bus TO worry II as a dog would worry q cat, that H
might dis In spasms.
Mr., BAYARD Dem, Dcl.) criticised the efferts Of
the Postmaster-G General In agitatng the repsal by
means OF circulars and petitions se q cheap snd
spurious bid for popularity. He hoped that an ON
Ger OF the Cabinet who Undertook to coerce Con-
Ere.s would be answered as he deserved.
negstived By 81 toll.
The amendment providing for the free transmits.
sion OF newspapers was adopted by 30 to II.
Mr.. SUMNER gave notice that lie would move n
substitute for the entire bill.
without taking vote, the Senate adjourned.
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NEW JERSEY.

Tns Aryon.uta Rowing Club arc building q nsv
club house st Bergen Point
Judge Bradley Of the United States Supreme
couit. hes returuedto his home IN Newark
sons Paterson genuspen have offered . purse a
sso W hs winner a roe rsco on the Dundee Lake.
About $4,000 worth OF real eslate was soio Al a
Sesoesy sale In the Firm Ward Of Pstsnson yestsrdAy
Aner one Of the closest contests, Mr.. J. r. smhA
P.teson wen the ,iivor priye quoit Of the NstlonI
Scriers CUB played near Paterson on wedncsds1
An intehyect sd educstsd German w. enjoytns
splsssapt ksedt WIN hh wifo wbota hs married n
Paierson wAen 10 stepped wife and three chlydren ~
bad len n his vs<efiand.- Satan Vss st onos -
The Rev. Ben1y Ward Bsschss w. moderator os
ne ConEreGai,onM Church conforsncc IN Orange res.
nrdsy He satd that ntnesy-niss OF one hn sdre0
essscnsS are oans % niesss arc1tscts, Who thS
On Wednesday Afternoon, some work men wore
ols,tinl near she Tow Hall, Wet Hoeoken. large
NJ s.xes.i hanss sSm ~ rouoSy va thrown iaso The
Iown Hall PASSING shrouEh II, sad landing in Geo
ire OF the Council Chamber. HT. HAptn President a
We Board VS. standing within fc0< ofwhere . isl
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THE SCIENCE OF POLITICS.
THE ARRANT COWARDS OF THE
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIVEs.

Beth Banks and Logan Slaughtered In the
Interest Of Spain-The President Author
lied TO Petition Spain In the Name Of
Hnmanity-The Nation on its Knees.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-The House to-day voted
on the Cuban resolutions the nrst vote being on Mr..
Logans amendment 10 eonstrue the Neutrality bill
60 as 10 give to both eontendiDs parties the i'd
vantaees OF intercourse and trade with the United
States, consistent with tho law Of nations that have
been or may be conceded TO the Government Of
Spain. kejected-yeas, n; nays, ioi.
The next vote was on the substitute offered yes-
tsrday BY Mr.. Bingham.
Pending the vote. Mr.. MAYNARD moved that the
whole subject be tabled. Rejected, Is TO o.
Mr.. Bingham's substitute for the resolution re-
ported BY the minority Of the Committee was agreed
The next question was on substituting Mr. Bins
tho majority OF the Committee. On count By the
The yeas and nays were called for. The substi-
- NJ BsA.As 9, then moved 70 lay The whole suNiec,
The resolution, as amended. was thon agreed to.
SO that Mr.. Bingham's amendment is the form In
which the resolution has passed.
The following is tho vote Democrats in itaics):
Az. .Y.as.Ms.sr, Allison. Ambler. Ames. Armstrong.
sScs: sasss Buna.on fsaSn saiSS.Ia slnBns nssi
Crennl. Cake, Cessna, Churchill CLARK TeIss), Co
10 sSsyodf SoS T:rft b, E
ssTs,ne M:oi,. hicrT{ Fisher Saraeid BALE Hns.i,
Kelly, keiloER. Kelley, Ketcham. Knapp, Lanin, LAW.
renee, hsynard McCarthy. McCrery. Mcdrev. Mercur,
Ssssy. SEshs Srss e.slssd F.ss.i.' f.i%cf f:rc. @
sscs:S SHs%sISy Ssss s%is !'r ssSS sar
;saS: T%ishsI. TySsr Ss:cn fRss %ssd SsssuIn WI
hard. Wilson tohio); Winsn.. wilcssiSig: ''e' WV
barry s.s ssa :s s Dsi Bsss, Rsag; so,s
tsa,s; Gsn,s Clarke asn ca) Esn) Cobb ews3 Cobb 6S
drrd0s @ @Esr5i, % %Tn5,lnearg; Pitch toS S.s, orb
Eo.Ids, lnssri9 2ohs'Y. Julian, ksrr: kaos Lash
xeSssety NC n.ase. koypqn Mo;ghl.. ko,,t.ssg. ksa-
hard1n Besre., Nc, Roots, Sehnmatsr, IN snks shell
don (La.), shildon IN. ", Shevrod. Shober, Spsih
QOreRonl. Snes tgrddev, Scam, Sweeney, Taylor.
Irnmenn Van Trump, Feis. WILSON. (Minn.). Ria-
chester. Hood. and Wood,rdrd-Ss
The resolution reads thus:
That the President 10 hereby authorized TO remon.
strate against the barbarous manner which the war
In Cuba has been conducted and II he shall deem II ex
pcdient TO solicit the cooperation OF other Govern
ments 10 such measures as he may deem necessary to
secure rom both conendng parties an observance Of
the laws OF var recognized by all civilized nations.
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A WEALTHY AMArEUR DETECTIVE.
A New York Merchant Seeing Detective
Phil, Psrley's Tine and Going semethins

A New York Merchant Seeing Detective
Phil, Fsrley's Tine and Going Something
Bcttcr-Pipins the Ferry Boats.
On the evening Of the a5th Of May, Mr.. Chas.
Bigbis Townsend, doing business ut lis Franklin
street, while crossing the Jersey City Ferry Of tho
foot OF cortiandt street, was relieved OF . wallet
containing 800. Feeling very much ehagrinsd al
bis loss, Mr.. Townsend determined 70 bring some
Of the rcGuss 10 justice With this object In view,
he has spent all his spare time since IN play
ing detective, crossing and recrossng the
ferry. and watching closely all suspL
ciouslooking persons Three nights subsequently
he came across . Philadelphia gentleman who said
that be wss engaged In the manufacture OF fancy
woollsn bed Spreads and had that day collected from
Hoffman q Williams, In Canal street. and other
New York nrms, the sum OF 5000 that while leav.
Ing the ferry boat for the purpose OF taking the cars
TO Philadeiphia, he had been robbed.
Notwithstanding all his vigilance, however, INT.
Townsend did not succeed In detecting any OF the
pichpockets until about O'Clock yesterday after.
noon as the passengers were leaving tho ferry boat
at the foot OF Exchange place. wnen he caught an
English theft the act OF picking the pocket Of
lady residing In Hudson City. He seized him imme.
diateiy and handed him over 10 special detective
Mahon. The prisoner gave his name as Thomas
JONES' ~ Philadelphia, and was committed for trial
by City Judge MartindAle. At the examination, .
was daily occurrence 70 nnd several rifed pocket
books floating In the ferry slip The victimized New
Yorker will continue his hunt after the ferry
thieves
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THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL
TIM CAPITAL OF MAssAOHUSBz1h
TAXES AN INNING.

Al Ovatovfo well Qixev-vrcxss..S -
80. 80 n.......s cr. A
ing % the RsS.,.,isn s,,.". ss Of , the A.sr.s..
VIII nostens Hurricane o. sound. ~
ice interest," 10 me musical festival increeseA
ss the yesk drawn 10 in clos> LA evepins ~
.,a,.,s. -. = -. - ..--.-.s - 80. -
ssuio"es w. WIZ "rtp' sno oomp"eso " ue
class OF our citizens. The performance too W. IL
best yst siyen The pro~r.mus WA pnosl ,oA,cs.
-. ..,s... . s,,sss
ousv 'eee'ea. ony we or" ps', OF IN. Eues
soc,ss, .,o,. v,no.s an, ,,,.,a. ...,.,.... 49,
60 ys -, -. -y
cH bursnn, tnen nvorfte leader, conducted. H.
Soc ETY. have bound,ees confidence In tbis rsnSan.'
ma, - 80 81. . ...a1-..- a.. - -s.-~
80 Nv. -onV 0on"oonco' ous =. 1uos
sreeoon. when hs advances 10 the eonductosS
stand they Invariably burnt into friendly claiming a
h.,a. n. mi, ~. s...--. - 49,. !.
s" wv pspr w " SonpfmeQ tnsA W
,rnno.s,hi. m, . u..a., a.. IT,. -.--S ~ -
. ~, n".ee' s'e n"on Womhn-so nv
their conductor on the streee without impulse -
indulge in a ptiyate roupd of spo,aasa
Tn. soc,e,v w.. :, ~. h.., ,.h.~,.- r.r
'ns ooeisv wse IN iN pest pcnavios. Tney an Knew
that they bad the reputation OF thai wonderful Hab
70 uphold that the iealous Nav yort an. 49,. ma.
-,- a. - -.
en'nk 70 e'ev hete, sno toss me Hsnod nne
Haydn bvoke down they would never hear the iass
Al n Th. 80. A.. ...s-.. ....s .x.-,
for ths ocr..,on s.-a,t,a.is ~ 80 sso vo~sovS
creant., NJ n n 81. Anoy n.a .ssr ~
man and rocA nn.i.t., LIZ 'aru SosLs
brt ONE a~.s sEov,hx ~ wno ~ oo.S
know Of .nA thss kI. Snss ~
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STATEN BLAND.

The young Hon OF Mr.. Duryea Of Port Richmond,
was drowned yesterday.
The body Of seaman who foil overheard nom .
yacht about week $50. found yesterday en fort
Richmond.
The new frame house Of DR.. Stirling OF Port Rich
mond S. l., was struck by lgktntng Wedns ed "a
night during the storm The roof was ripped up and
the house was otherwise severely daInAEed.
Al the spring fair OF the Staten Island Agricuitu-
rai Society at New Dorp yesterday, there good
uot. with nne day and s..endanoe The race was for
puBse OF ts0, track heats thTes-quArtera OF mile
the entries being Bartone bay stAtion Pretty Boy
aud J. Conss roam geldng Dandy. There was good
contest but Pretty Boy won IN three straight heats
llmo-2p 2OS, 2;o5.
The Neptune Boating Club had . splendid SIX
cared cared gg race yesssrdhay eetssss ne married and
,;roks II J weTp's g iyss' Il Cen r r. Nc
The bachelors we've Q: d. kay. stroke w. Doubleday.
=, williamson Q. Dunhsxn, Thomas Sothors, andG. b.
Dsosvay; J. A. EdwaTos, coxsvain. rms-Single
men. las married men, io'es
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Newspaper Statistics aad Gossip.
From the Albany Ar0rs.

In tho United States and British Prov ipces
there are b,He newspapsrs pu5ished, OF which $50
are dailes. In New York there are, OF an sorts s0
In fhiladeiphis over 500 and Boston publishes the
next largest numbes. There are 100 papers in for-
eign Languages, go OF them being Gsrmsn, rs
frsnei. and the remaindes In various less known
tongues, two OF tAem being In Bohcnias. New
York STATE has ths layesst number and Delaware
the smaness San rrasckeo pubtfshss Rsariy eli
the papsre FOR Tie PSoihc coast. For uersy eassu9
George william Curtis lwho does the pictorial worE
OF Hdpers Wssktv, the Essy Chair OF Horpss kon<A-
W, and dos some work upon R1rpess Bpso1, re-
ssyes to.ooo ths largest .siary paid tA,s county
The smallest dasly b the ISkses RoSSv BssSsr, the
In n. Unitsd stssss thsr. ne SS 200 invested
In ncwspspcr propsrty. Az sorts OF optofths-way
Of busins-s. Th:ss srs tive papers dsvotsd 10 the
ons sect has .s organ The rsceipts oS sSo rsnstocs
press o. The usised Ssalss-n which, Of course, Ia.
nde." frse-thinktAg" aud spi<ttual" papers are
Sslpdsd-smesct 70 1000 ps. anasm- New
York las tnirtywo dafnss six Of which are printed
IN aerman two In French, nd ons, tLs SkoNdins-
wa P0f IN Danish aud Swedish. n ne wspapsrs
eau e,vilire people, We ought 10 rival frsnss
and Germany.
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DEATH ON TIE RAIL.
A Train through . Bridge ON the Vermont
and Mnaaachu n aeffs -Three Man X Iued

A Train through . Bridge on the Vermont
aud Massachusetfs-Th Men Killed.
Bosros, June 16.-0n the Vermont and Msssa-
chusetts Railroad, between Royalston and Athoi,
yesterday, . train going west broke through q
bridge. Mr.. Johnson, Of Fitchburgh. and two
others were killed John Murphy seriously wound
cd; WIN. Elliott. baggage master. also seriously
wounded; A. s. whitcomb, mail agent. seriously
wounded; A. c. DooIittle, OF Gardner, leg
broken Miss L. L. Bullock, Of Royaston, injured
in her head; VIM. Foster, engineer, injared In his
bead; Master Theo. Jones, head slightly injured !;
p. s. Young, Nettie Whitaker, Alice B. Mather,
and Mrs. Sally Fish, slightly wounded; Jones, are
man, seriously wounded Mrs. Chas. Deane, slight
"; Angelne LateIa, slightly; Hattie King and in
FAINT, faees hurt Mr.. r. W. Waterman, while as
ssfing ~ the wreck, had his leg hurt.
The engine and three cars are o wreck.
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The Veterans Of the seventh Regiment on
their Annual Excursion.

The Veteran Association Of the Seventh Rcgi-
ment went on their 6rst annual excursion yester-
day. Al eight o'clock the members met In the
armory, and proceeded down Broadway to the foot
OF Murray street, led by the recimental baud They
there embarked on the steamer Jesse Hoyt, and
were conveyed TO Port Monmouth. N. j., where they
took special train for Long Branch. Amer . short
parade the Association halted In ront Of the Cont
nent, Hotel and were dismissed.
At 10 O'Clock the Veterans reassembled 10 ftont
OF the hotel and had their photographs takeu. At
O'Clock, preceded by the band, they entered the
large dining room OF the hotel and partook OF hsh
dinner; after which speeches were made BY Coils.
Leherty, Nermilye. AMI Shumway, Gen. viee, Capt.
Schutze, Mr. Adriance, and s. q. Loutrel.
Mr.. Adriance Joined the regiment In 1919 and
served several years after the expiration OF his term
OF service, he IL now over 50 years OF age.
Al an early hour the boys returned 10 the city well
satisfied with the DAYS trip
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WAsHLEGIOk NOTES.

Tho bill to establish q Department Of Justice was
passed by the senate yesterday.
Admiral Poor was relieved Of the command OF the
North Atlantic feet because his name the retired
list
The receipts ffom the several general sources OF
revenue for tho iyear ending April W amountto $3.50.
26O.s5L@,
The Reconstruction Committee confirmed the
previous action on the 0oorgts Bill Yesterday which
ois refer eoce the election OF members OF the
stature Dut provides for tAs organizaton Of the mita
Patrick Woods, who committed an atroeious as.
sauH upon Representative Porter. In Richmond has
been permitted 10 TetuTn that city the custody
the serses Nc at Arms 70 tsssuy IN murder trial.
Mr. Perry snd 6oa. Babcock coatSadictsd eash
yesterday Is 70 the latte being involved n the mprs
onment OF Mr. Hatch. I've reports are 70 be made one
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EMANcIPATE rHB roILINo WOMEN.
Searching the Girls In Fashionable Stores
Real Work for the Women's Right,
worthies.

Searching the Girls In Fashionable Stores
Real Work for the Women's Rights
WORTHLESS.
To hs Bdh0r or TIE Sua.
sIR: The Clerks Association" on Wednesday
evening discussed the method OF esscang the hours In
the Arcv and dry goods houses where young ladies are
employed sfer NJ Ifeei deeply grateful for ther
notice Of the Communication In rul Sun. and shall
xncn pSuenty 70 see what further action tbey viii
IeIpcct 20 see Mt Eliza sssd the list OF III. s.Y,y
closing stores Mr.. Macy, understand o,oscs on sat
sn. o., osSss s nS 10 the Ss .s.,sa
employ over one year. ma pays their salary for that
veek: AhmsnS bazaar keeps open until and 81 p
y ~; other store on the 'sne ayenus 90 the sse and
pdeys the young iadiss leave store at the close
OF tner lAbors Their atchels any packages their
hand. are senrchsd BY the propretors one OF
40 SETON j. When iSs Cerss Association % spp.%ed ed
and obtained the closing OF tho stores r. NJ l. lks
Ss q fsp sSapss ss. s from des any
asa sstes 4 they Kept open after =; NJ, and n
90 psrcsssed s nothins Is utterly useles, tgr my
cot the "a Of soch influential society a. The Clerss
Atsooetion." They nee. not look 10 the WORKING
ycmsnt hnmbng IN Bieeckei street for any sss.iaass
on sn rs sna 'ss ss, n ny . sen W. ne
bshAn OF the young talesladies Of th city ahd Brook
now invite the ladies connected with the Woman,
kghts Association 10 meet on the Early CIosinc
Picnic and asss In addressing clerks At stated
period of hs day on behalf OF my underpad and over
women among their number who will not TO assist
the cause and hand IN hand with the sirug
gle qulety sod CALMLY for the Door saeslades Of this
OF The leading elergynen rabbh and merchants of this
city, 40 not think our cause Will fall. "NETrA"
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BRooMLYN.

An Illicit dtstaAery scised yesterday near me
foot OF King street. Red Hook Point
William Dibble, . sensitive Young American, has
IrehmAn
jacob p. Krsissr, barber. OF Fourth strsat VII.
with . razor.
Mayor Ksfbheisch and other city o6hciah went on
2 yamboIee Yesterday 70 Quarantine Island with ths
The Fourth avenue bou,eFard, which 10 almost
com mpleted viii b. the nne.t drive N the city but
an immense Ring Job for which people with have TO
pay dearly. The total cost h nearly s7o.oW
At the cesebrsffon Of the estiyh OF Corpas Christi
yestordA In the Church Of Sta Peter and Paul, vii
lnmsburrh soqrlv 500 children resolved their hrst com.
munion al tho hands Of the hev. FAihet Malone
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Stony Ford stud Sale.

Az stony Ford, Orange county. N. Y, Mr.
coAries BackmAn has established large breeding
stud OF Totang horses. He hss adopted the plan
Of annual salss Tho nrst one has just
and OF the highest respeeta oiity, embracing many
eminent breeders Of horses. Among them were
Edwin Thorne, l. q. Morris, Geo Alley, Shep. y.
A. and O. Barclay, Mr.. Monot, Ii. Peller W. NJ.
Hh, PARKS, low g. psy.oa c; l. sharpiess, Col. Du-
hessrs. Berdsll, Murray, Goldsmith, and others, Of
Orange couny; j. q. Woods, MASSACHUSETTS;
Messrs. Hsrhah and Fcklin, Of Virginia; @. L.
The stud IL very large one, aud the sale was
suecesA. The drah offered numbered sixty -four, OF
which eighteen were Withdrawn. The prices ro.
oeived were considered good-for stations and
gelding ranging NON 500 10 $675 for brood mares
from $50 10 $3.50; for nliies nom Sl25 10 81 500
pedigree Of tho horses
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THE LATEST FROM CUBA.

The Execution Of Suspected Priseners-De
Rodns's Stories abeut Insursepts Killed
and Wounded.
HAVANA, June 1e.-0uiteras and Peralta, two
Of the men captured on Caro- Cruxo, have been exe-
cuted OF Puerto Principe, and the third. Canine,
has been sentenced to ten years. confinement In the
penitentary.
Col. Aguila's column. operating in the direction
Of Nsjssa, have taken q number Of prisoners and
killed twenty-sir rebels.
Tie Captain. General on his birshdsy psfdcnsd .
soldier who had been sentenced TO DEATH and libey
sted ~ rebel prisoners. most OF them negroes.
The insurgcnt leader sanguii has been wounded,
and Augustin Aguilsr. IN insursent prefsct, has
beea killed.
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The City Hall Politicians In CJover-Frcc
Lunches and Free Wine.

M2P. N. yesterday the corridors Of the City
Hall and OF the County Court House were fiied with
swelled heads. Tho cause Of this singular phe-
nomenon was The opening Of two 1rst-ciass saloons,
one N 0 Park place and the other ct II Park row.
Both establishments announced free lunches and
free wine. The one In Park row was opened By the
Hon. Edward Cahiii, iste bartender for Coroner
Flynn. The saloon In Park place 10 owned By tie
Durand brothers. late OF the Astor House. Desrous
OF learning the capacity OF the city politicians SUE
reporter visited both places and was informed that
bottles Of wine were drank By the following classes
Of personA;
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Revolutions in Central America.

SAN FsAscrsco, June ia revolution in Cos
a Rca resulted, the 9th Of April, In the over
rnxs was declared President Five ocneers were
killed and number wounded In the conflict.
revolutionary sttempt had beon made In Ban
exiied.
In Honduras numerous arrests Of political o6snd-
ers bad been made, sad hty sixty Nicaraguzns
were ordered To leave tns reDuoiic fne revUiuuon
was satisfactorily regarded throughout the country
all the provinces having declared their adherence 10
the new government
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HOURS or LEISURE.

harry HIS beneat was largely attended by well.
known knights Of tAe rng.
The Lafayette Club he'd an enjoyable Summer
Nights fctt" In Terrace Garden last night
Eoant Nebeh Lodge, No 6T, y. and A. ~, Bro
Judge Koch, Master, Ann0snce their annual enter
tAinment ana p.cnic ~ Lyon Park. Juiyo
Last evening the Teseher's Association OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Mission Chapel gsyea nne compliments.
ry strawberry fruN festival Tor the benent OF the
school, VIII ieh numbers 600 children.
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LONDON, June l6.-At the Ascot races to-daH.
the Gold Cup, valued at 500 SOW, and added to Z
subscription Of % SOW. eacn C23 subscrbers), vs.
won by Mr.. j. hessey's b. q. Sabinus, byi New.
minister, out Of Vesta Count r. de Lagrauge's ek
h: Trocadero BY Monsrque, out Of Antonio, seconds
Muster, third The betting ct the course Just pre-
against Trocsdsro, and . 70 against Muster. ela
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LOSSES By FIRE.

Tho taanery Of Ran a Co, In st. Louis was burn
ed yesterday. Loss es.soo insurance ts,oOo
Wrghts block, In Taylor street, Springfield,
Mass. was damaged By nrs Yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
Al st5 yesterday morning tho Eas In the xas works
Tenth nysnus. botweou Sixteenth aad Seventeenth
sIeetl took are. ard In aomen the whole interior OF
the enormous non. .eombustibis structure was a
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PHorooRAPHs M SUN REPORTERS.
A Mad Ball Loose in the Business Streets
Long and Perileus Chnsc = Men and
Women Knocked Down on the sidewalks

Women Knocked Down ON the Sidewalks
Yesterday morning o mad bull broke away
from Forty second street and ran down Fith ave-
nue.. out OF which he drove everybody He turned
into Broadway, near the Colemsn House, and ran
d own boy wLo was going to work. Al Twenty.
sirtb stree, and Broadway he attacked two young
women, injurng one severely Near the Fifth ave
nue. Hotel the brute sttsckeds bakers horse and
wagon, but was driven or Then turning down
Twenty-third street TO Sixth svenue he started up
town, and at Fortieth street he knocked down Mr..
WIN. b. Bothomby OF Wsverly, Massachusetts. One
horn penetrated his len side, breaking one OF his
RIBS. Changing big course again, the bull ran down
the avenue. and at Fourteenth street Oficers Cur.
ran and Clark rave chase, and pursued him into
Fifth avenue. Near Washington place he knocked q
woman down, but was too hotly pursued, and when
near TIE foot Of Canal street be was shot dead.
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LON0 ISLAND.

The fourth horticultural fair and rrze exhiblssu>
q the Queens County Agricultural Society wss held -
sneois Yesterday Some hne specimens OF yeEetsbiea
ruits, and flowers were exhibited.
Some time ago the German Cabinet Makers' As,n.
citation formed cooperative land and building societv
and pufchased strip OF ground In Astoria sectionY
o. hs socley has since .rscted twenty i've nrstclsl
out public park Section has y.egbt io,s vel -
dispose OF. and will build at once, Nv
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THE RED STOCKINGS IN NEW JERSEY.
Good Game with the Reseiute CIub Of
EllzabeIh-Mnich LIN HraakIxn.

Yesterday the Red Stockings visited Elizabeth,
n j.. and played game VITA the Resoluto Club.
Cohtrlry to general eIpectation, the Rosoluter
showed good fight and excelled the batting perform
ance Of the Mutuals and Unions OF Morrisania In
their contests With the Red men. The fielding OF
the Red Stockings was not quite up 70 their stand.
ard. III o following Is the tcore:
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Bob" Willis, well known in the police annals
and among tie gang " In this city as a SKIN faro
dealer on Broadway and Houston street. has been
Bose Mclaughlin.