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unhannv Frnnce.

The news from Paris, says the Louis
vile Ledger, is of the most startling
character The new Government is ap-
parentIy powerIess to stay the rising tide
of revelation, and the city is completely
given up TO the possession of Il howling
mob Of red-shirted ruH5ans, led on by
adEenturers and demagogueso of the most
reckless character. Officers. fresh from
fields where they have done gallant ser
vice for their country. are seized by the
insurgents, and, after moekery of a
trial, remorselessly executed. No ones
life is safe for moment, and a reign of
terror has been inaugurated far surpasss
ing that which prevailed when the Ger.
mans were laundering at the gates of the
city. The troops which were depended
upon to preserve order and protect the
infant Government, go over by whole
regiments to the side of the rioters, and
all discipline is at an end. Barricades
are erected in the streets, and the Hotel
Vile is being strongly fortified and
sarrisoned. Nj. Thiers and the Ministry
have gone to Versailles to escape the
fury of the mob, who are following them
thither, and it is probable that ere this
hoaIr the N Natiooa.I- a ssea.b bly, has fed from
that place. All the representatives of
foreign nations-including Mr. Wash
burne, who remained throughout the
entire German siege-have deemed it adj
visabIe to evacuate Paris, now when the
brutal instincts of native mob are
brought into full play, Vinoy aud
Chanzy have been murdered, and where
the horrible work Of death will end, God
only knows. Unhappy Francel
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alew advertisements.
Dissolution Notice.

YINHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EB-
i isting between W. s. Jordan and j. w.
Brnsford, under the firm name of Jordan
s fransford, Jordan Station, KY, has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Bransford
reti,ing, and Mr. W. S. Jordan continuing
business at the old stand The outstanding z
business of the old firm TO be settled by W.
s jordan. All persons indebted to the late
firm are requested to come forward and
make s,ttlement as the business of the old
firm mwt be wound up.
VS.. JORDAN,
march25-2w J. w BRANSF ORD.
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sfrange hmf Trne.

The Mayield Democrat says that "on
the 9Th inst, as Robert f. Fristo, boy
about II years of age, son of DIR. Robert
Fl Fristo of this county, was returning
home 20 his fathers house, from Allcock
e. Crosses mill, where he had been with
two horse wagon, on which he had
some plank, aud several sacks of meal,
and when near the Clinton road green
oak tree two feet iu diameter,l broke up
By the roots and fell across his legs as he
sat about the middle of the load oe lum
Der, crushing the lumber and the hounds
and coupling pole and one axle of the
wagon aud pinnins the little fellow with
where ii struck him In this condition
he lay for two hours before he was found
When the tree was cut off him it was
found to the utter astonishment of all,
that he had no broken bones, but his legs
were terribly bruised He is how able
to 60 on his crutches. 1t appears that
the only thing that saved his legs, and
perhaps his life, was that he was only
some 10 feet from the root of the tree,
and the tree having large top, its body
was held up by its branches This aud
the protection afforded him by the sacks
of meal and the giving away of lumber
and wagon pfobably saved his life"
e4s1 q g ------uup---<n.----
TnE Paducah Eostuckfan says the
disabilities of Mr. Thomas d. Grundy
having been removed by act of Congress,
he viii qualify aud take possession of
the soHinesof sheriff of McCrackeu .coun-
Is, to which he was elected last August.
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Taken I'm

A s sTRAYs, BY W. FsDAvIE, LIVING
IA two miles West OF Moscow, on Rush
Creek, Fulton County, Kentucky, ONE
WHITE STEER with redneek, three years,
the right ear and a split and swallow fork 4
in the left ear, appraised to the value Oh
eight dollars. Also, one RED BULL. twoI
years old, marked with a swaliow-fork in I
the right ear, appraised 20 the value ofsix
dollars. Also, one whiteand red spotted
BULB2 years old with no ear marks ap-
praised TO the value of four dollars Given
under my hand this Feb the 9th, lS71
JOSHUA ~NAYD0R, y.P.FC.
march4 44 o.
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WAsuIsGToS correspondents say that
Genersl Logan is likely to be General
Grants strongest competitor for the Re-
publican nomination for the Presidency.
The Grand Army Of the Republic, of
which organization Logan is the head, is
working vigorously to secure bis nomi
patton. He claims that the movement is
without his knowledge se
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- Hoy Wa, HAHIIs, the representa-
tiso from Galloway seeuuty, is III al
Ftausfort, and il not expected 10 reeovsr
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Total Assets, Jan. l. 1871, ,...... S22, ,O12,638 81
The Dividend of Return Premiums declar-
cd by tie Directors in 1870, win be paid to
the assured as their Premiums fall due in
1871, in conformity with the Rules of the
Company.
The dividend of Return Premiums to be
paid in 1872, win be apportioned during the
year. upon the equitably adjusted per cent
age plan lately adopted by the Company.
DIRECTORS-
Lewis c. Groversv Randall III. Greene
Josiah o. Low, Henry McFarlan,
l. IL rockingham, Joseph A. Halsey,
Charles S. Mackmet, Marcus L. Ward,
H. N Cougar, A. s. Smelling,
Nehemiah Perry Oscar L. Baldwin.
LEWIS G. GROVER, President.
H. N. Cougar, Vice President Edward A.
Strong, Sec y. Benjamin c. Miller, Treas
SAMUEL LASDRUM, District Agent at Hick-
man, for jackson Purchase.
march25
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n @Sn.
The Mutual BENEFIT L fe
Insurance Company.
NEWARK, n. Y.
sTATEMENT. san- 1st. Is7I-

Bal statement, Jan. 1, 1870, Sls,439, ,o0G 80
Rec. Prems1s7O, s.. eo4, ,487 81
" Interest 1852, 357 SO
" Annuities 1,75l 81
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$4,000 DAMAGE Survive learn
that the representatives. Of the late Col.
Gray, Of this county. who some months
ago was killed, accidentally. by the cars
on the Psducah & Gulf Railroad, at OIL
near Fulton Station, will institute suit
At ths approaching term of our Circus
Court, for $4,000 damages. alledgine
ieareiessness on the part Of the railroad
.oficials, in that they failed to give alarm
'signals at the crossing rs is required b,
Law, etc. Some say the motion for dam
ages will be sustained.
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Is4 s4EMRxCLUsKKY, one of the editors of
tho Louisville Ledger, has severed his
connection with that paper.
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81 The MeCreery star seems TO in the
ssceu5sut for the United States Senator
ship The McCreery Stevenson contro
versy last year aroused just that kind of
sympathy for the former, which, without
regard to merit, is calculated to make
him the successor to Garret Davis. His
Buncomb Arlington resolutions ought
TO divest bin largely of this sympathy
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Of practical suggestions for the administration

Was full Of pctical Suggestions for the administration
of church AFFAIRS the part OF both pastors ana Pco
At its conclusion $50 II was collected for inc "o
Fund A. B. Capwel President OF tho Board Oh nan
ayers of the Brooklyn Baptist Home presented
of the work done during the year. TWO years az 49,.
member OF one of the churches gave hun. - 80.
worth go 900, with privilege to sell. during 'n1
wear s2o 900 has been raised by aa ao
Ing is 10 be erected, capable Oh a'co"n'ou' NV
persons. ...-noon session A. q. Cutting
oyard rias ~ resolutions advocating tne esap fyd
nnt y, sarol academies Of high grace Cd 1ns h as,n
o. VI .aaSiate supervsi0n OF the bapust Snon'
uoes m e -. mnlee the educational system ior aenv
nattonaI ~ 1luo work Adopted. The following Cohn'oo
were appointed: tn. Rev Mes.rs wayland Hov IT,.
ups w B. smith, Burdiek, w Gra9dy speela, n
hasch,nsi w. H. X Warren Beebs ~ pion, n
X u lIn snca subjects LettersA: Gillette j. W. y;
Wshb J. O. whpple r. g. Bsrnes Nominauon c'
poons, n widows Fund-A. b. Capwel Lewis H. ADJ
wSIe.ey Rtreel Eert Abniverssrs bsker j. W. saes
o. " psnteco,t J. Duncan j. Hyatt Smith II. NJ. Gasher
Tho annual communication from the various cnnrcnes
In the Association were read showing that the contrp
ons for benevolent and church purposes amounted 10
ahout 500 600 and that the Association at present num-
hers 200 members On recommendation OF the Colnt-
tee on Admission OF New Churches the Rockville Genlre
Baptist Church. and the Fifth Baptist Cnrch OF DrooA-
Iyn H. D. were admitted to the Association.
In the evening meeting held in the interest OF
SUNDAY school work at which addresses were MADE Dy
the Rev j. b. Brackett G. IT. Goodwin, and others Inc
Association will meet at 81 a. in., to-day.
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HAPS AND MISHAPS.

The body Of male infant was found, yesterday,
in 81 johns Church yard, In Hndsonst
The bodv of Joseph Jones. who was drowned on
Saturday while bathing the East River was fOuOd Yesterday
The bodv of man. age about g. was found yes
tery afternoon the Gowapa Bay and conveyed to the horEue
Ira Willis, age "a, captain of the canalboat D. ID.
iell into tie river and was drowned
John Gallagher, age 35 of Hoboken, while at work
Se Seroasly Ujured Taken % Park Hospital
The body of man, supposed to be James A. Car
om BaeSseis Island vas Yesterday the East River
Ralph Blink BrisllOOl, Rosmns Holm, and Earnest
. y IN co%Tone SsS S Osborn sor to-day
Michael Donnelly, an illicit whisky dstiller OF the
% Of BSo ca Ss 1sqe6 and SS %S: 1e@s for
Michael NARROW a retail liquor dealer at No. lSe
Broadway Brooklyn D. was held BY United states asIsha
yeseria 800 bail to answer charge Of having e'ded panh
the special
John Mccarthy of sixtyeighth-st. and Eighth
blast 10 sever in EgiTeghns, secODfae Michael Mana
| han, the foreman, arrested
Seventeen vagrant newsboys and boot blacks, in
Island Island yes,eGd3y astes by Justice Hogan.
George TAYLOR, age co. of No. So Cherry-st.. EN-
poyed private aies the bark Eliza Bass lying al Pier No p
injured Taken to the Parz Hospital.
The Morrel stables AT the corner of Boerum and
Boky + d. ss.e d9asSl az, seo b a1i Gre 3 Ss Es95 %
stables were damaged $40. Insured,
In the case of Mrs. Eliza Gasllill, who was found
it alleged bad been ouy ea with by her husband the Coone
jury iou1d that che died from intemperance
An iuduest was held yesterday on the body of
william j. GRAY who killed during quarrel with John Kelly
fellow. rkman Prepons dock In Monguest BROOKLYN, on
june The iury foani thai bis death from
preston from injuries inflicted by John Kelly Kelly N1s
committed.
The secondhand furniture store of Humphrey
bchas stNo ll9 Fuonst Brooklyn caught dre last evening o
stock Z building,
owned $500 and the
Ildmann adjoining damaged 500 The premises Of Mr.
Fov are insured the Wiamsbrgb City Company
tie stocL 10 the Imperial Company Of Louoa
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rIGUT ? AMONG WATERS IN A HOTE

LoassiL Corresponding eC The Cincinnati CoD@erci'L
At supper hour this evening, a desperate
fcht occnIred i'm the dining-rOOm Of the United states
Hotel bet ween the colOred walters some 30 or 40 ~ mum
her and the cook, a white man. who was intoxCatei
The fuss originated the Kitchen between the COOK ana
walters the former hitting the latter over me
with ice-breaker some proVocation Inc ne
gro fed the dinine-room, where the guests OF the
hotel were at supper followed by the cook Here al the
knives and forks flying around the room IN
great prOfusion, the negroes being the principal p1rtC
pants In the row The guests among whom Were several
ladies fed from the ROOM and the people poured In frOm
the through the front windows and the greatest
excitement prevailed for time, and general riot
Was feared during which large, quantity Of dishes
were demolished aud the room looked as II she'll had
suddenly exploded within its precincts with table
knocked and debris OF broken dishes strewed On
the floor; but quiet at last restored During the
melee tue cook received deep cut the forehead and
one in the breast and of the walters cut on the
chin and another in the neck The police arrived late
but arrested only two pcrsOns-althOugh about 40 were
engaged in the ight-One waiter and the cook.
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second, and . 100 10 hir! herss u..,,.,a,oo,,. 7 I
Ssrts spsaidinS L.-encs Mass Ea''On B0y"".s
r Whiai, Boston Isss enters bn g. Andy johnson dist
sSsr sCSS 5o'iO. Mass 1DS SSSr Olae: DIST
Time-9;s, 21i, a;Ss
SECOND RACE.
This race was for purse Of 5000 1900 to the hrst,
$500 the second and 500 to the third horse Oh the
nine horses entered six started they being placed for
the first heat as follows Major Allen first Nonesuch
second Ed. white third; H. W. Genet fourth; COL
Iakeman fifth ana Belle Strickland sixth.
Firsf Heat-Nonesuch was the favorite selling in the
pools s25 H. W. Genet t2o and the ne,d at ~ After
Allen was crowded out Of his position on the first quar-
ter and Genet took the Lead passing tne @ r 20 ~
white showed in front at the hail. made in i:is Allen
on the back stretch Genet drew up and took the second
position and Belle Strickland broke badly and fell back
sScps snG race between Genet White and Noneucb the
others being far in the rear Genet winning by length
fourth Allen nth and Col Lakeman last. Time, 2:2et
Second Hedt-Genet took the lead and kept t easnd d
kept ahead to the quarter made in s closely followed
by Nonesuch. Belle Strickland was fourth Ia n nn
citing struggle between White and Nohesach sc
for the second position. They roted nech anu neared
the threequsrer post Nonesuch showed in front a aa
on the home stretch the mare kept hgr was fourth
and Lakeman and Allen were dstanced Time 2:2ts' =,
Third HeatA the third time 9f seorag ba ,n1s sspSb
ahead Of Nonesuch, White and Belle strickland peng
a few
in i seconds the made effort for the Lead ana
came up even with Genet and they ran 10 the a man
mile poe locked together in l1i This relative position
they held 10 the third quarter, when Genet Drew away
from Nonesch and led by few lengths over the score
I'm 2:2si winning the heat and the race. Whlte was
third.
PARK June I3rong for horses hst bsve never
beaten 276 the second 900 TO the thrd
horse mile heats three In i've in harness. =,
d. Creamer, EewYork, enters H. w. Genet t'''..''".i
Fh@%,s %S cPsRts, Wss15.n Ma sSs GSs3 sD "a
y j. Nodne Brooklyn n Y. Belle StHekland4
L. b. Brown, Providence, enters Major Allen formerly
LOcustl ...'''
George Robinson Augusta Me- enters Col Lakeman'' ass
Tme-2:29l 226i, 2:23t.
The purses to be trotted for tomorrow are one Tor
800 for horses that have beaten 1885, and one for
$1,000 for horses that have never beaten 229 Lucy,
George Palmer and Rhode Island are all here, and In
good condition They viii probably all compete for the
e. 500 purse offered on Friday.
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hare elected, c. Finn Chairman and r. l.. Ritter,
seeretssy% Bles for according the prizes have been

adopted.
The Stockholders Of the Broadway and
Eleventllaye. Railroad have elected the following
Directors for the ensuing year Jesse A. Marshall
Hugh smith, CHARLES johnson, George Law Thomas b.
Smith, William M Tweed, Jacob sharp John j. Bradley
John Anderson. and James W. Foshay.
The senior class of the Packer Institute gave
its annual reception yesterday morning in the chapel
the Institute. The members presented with silver
motto. In God trust and on the the figure
Of Liberty The class also participated In the ceremony
collation. was afterward served.
The ladies of Emmanuel Church gave rau-
sical entertainment and strawberry festival in the lee
OF the church. at the Of Lexin
and Fiftyseventh-st The singing Of Misses Mary
OKeefe and Bayls elected much applause and the pc
formanoe of Mrs Caudeld upon the harp was well re-
se and auspette by Misses oKeea sa and
Messrs Graud and Hamilton closed the exercises.
The Brooklyn Park Commissioners held
their monthly meeting last evening, which the seere
tary reported that the expenditures during the month
amounted to s244,7l 15 receipts H7o3O0 80; balance
ton 100000 from the city letter was read iron
the Hon Demas Barnes, stating that he had colossal
OF NewYork which he desired to erect in Prospect Park
The Executive Committee was instructed to make ar
rangements for unvanR the statue with appropriate
ceremonies on Saturday, June a.
The monthly meeting Of the Geographical
Society was held last evening, Judge DAILY presiding
Six new members elected The Treasurer reported
balance OF $50 OF in the treasury. The Librarian
ported 81 gifts including book American geog
raphy published in Amsterdam IN 1916 and presented by
Francis A. stout The President said this was the last
meeting OF the and congratulated the Society
upop the success which has attended it, abOrs He also
announced that IL proposed to give Capt Hall and
his officers reception at the SOcetys before they
sail for the Arctic regions. Walter Grnnel read an
account OF his Journey through Eastern Mantehoura
and COrea with description OF the manners and GUS
toms of the people OF those countries
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS,


Fifth Avenue HOtel-Senator Morton OF
indiana InspectorGenera saese u g. A.. dpe nen r.
ment. Albany Gen A. J. Myer, Chief Of the sgnal Sgr
vice. and Col c. w. sohoheld, u. .. A.; the Hon =. W.
Kellogg, M. c. of Connecticut the Hon. Henry Cf3s
OF Boston, and T. ii. Garfield OF Vermont - sew, Se.a
York Hote-Senator Bayard of Delaware, ana jugs
W. W. Crump OF Richmond. == Brevoort House-Gen.
H. ]. Hunt, u. 6. A., aud j. NJ Forbes Of Boston 30
Holman House-Gen A. L. HOvey, late u. g. Mlnlsnl "
Peru; Gen. W. T. Collins and Col. j. o. r burnside o
Washington, Gen. II. /" Burnett OF Clnclrnrn,d nrsnd
and Gen. A. 9. Diven OF Elmira. - Grana
Central Hotel-Blshop Wilmer. Of Louisiana 10
Cen j. f. AIulford Of Richmond. the Hon. W. ~. ~
Papy OF Florida aud Col Lejeune, Belgian Consul al
Chicago. 60 Asor Holse-Ex Congressman me- MchGm, ,he
ze OF Virginia ex-MayOr Inns Of POughkeepsle anu ho
Rev r. w Johnstone Of sarnia, Ontario. -. st sio, @
oas Hote-Gen. G.. T. Paul, u. =. A., and Jonatnsn n
Harshman OF Dayton, o. === Abemarle H0tei-EA,
Senator Conness OF California, the Hon John oi
Philadelphia and DR.. M. CleavelaDd OF
- stirteyant House-Fordyce L. Latin, State Prisoh
Inspector.
The President, with his wife and daughter arrIVsu Al
the city yesterday from West Point and leit IN .e
noon for Long Branch Gen. Butler left the ciy yes'er
day for his home in Massachusetts,.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LONG ISLAND BAP-
TIsT AssOCIATION-FIRsT DAY.

The Long Island Baptist Association began
its fifth annual session the Central Baptist Church,
Bridgest, Brooklyn, yesterday morning, the Rev. DE-
A. I. Hiscox presiding. The attendance was unusually
large all of the IS churches in the Association being
rspresented The Rev. II. NJ. Galaher preached an In
t,oductory sermon from Acts Ti 10 3s The discourse
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iAnnouncements.l
BuRNErr's CoLoGNE-Best in America.

HEADACHE, LANGUoR, AND MELANCHOLY
FROM DoRDERED STOMACH Co'rvENs OR
A TORPID LIVER EACH BE READILY REMOVED BT Dr. D.
JAYSs PLLs WHICH FOUND 70
STIMULATE THE HEALTHY ACTION REMOVING
ALL BnrorsSEss EyAcUATIoNs
BOWELS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGlsTs.
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.YAOgaHOME ,NEwSGT VI
THR WEATukR

SSwvorr Hour. reer g1ad Hour Tier b., b. gyed
June IA 2qT7 e. w. juno fa8 ITO 1913 kM..
1FT !, z, S7s 2s7s g,&Sw 2 ~ ~ @nss.w zsTskw
REMARKs-June 49, Is7O-Thermometer at q. L., Csej
p. m, 76o; IL p. M. go. vi .fFf f| .f
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LECTrREs. MEETINGS. ETC

The bohemian Societies held their annual
festival at Hamilton Park yesterday
The judges for the prize singing of the Wis
iting yocasts ut bieinway Hall during tho
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The great trot between Goldsmith Maid and
American Girl comparison the trotng after KSoxs celebrated
Summer Hats elegance finish there nothing De compared
with them Those in wan, ofs fashionable tile shouh call
Grand stand Broadway, and procure Entrance free
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

PRATT's ASTRAL OIL is indOrsed by nearly
100 leading Fire Insurance Companies of New.iork.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

TURKISH BATHS, 13 Laight-st, closed for
repairs. VIII open June ls.
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REMovAL.-Willard Harvey dealer in imported
domestic Papers Twres Threads and COge from O) Broadway
% y Franklin ST., New.York.
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PICKwICK! All of Dickens's Novels at SIT
ross Eclectic Circulating Library il9 East Seventeenth Hbe
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If people who suffer from the dull stupidity
Spring and too often all of the
knew how quick could be cured b taking AYERS
de from their should have better gh0os well
as clesrer heal d., with.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
designs reliable Watches. choice Jewy and SlyerSae at
seUIREs. % Futous., New.York Diamonds specially
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,,o. for . pupe o, slooo $3.50 to ars, ssso 70 shs

Of $1,000 SbeO 70 nrtt rfp Wv
ssoond and . 100 10 third horse. ,
p Carpenter Hartford Conn enters m hesthernioom
Clarke Spsung Lawrence Mass enters " hAs'on Doy''
X Coutnn phiadeipha Bridget .''..'''''''
WHITAKER Boston Msss enters bh Andy johnson dst
W. Beckler South Boston Mass enters Charles Dickens 9s
o. Hckok Eewiork enters Dunderserg uA
a. n =
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ARCHITECTURAL IR0N Work.

having completed several urh the Harlem De
pot Fory,econast tr G Hotel The neamaus bink To- Savings,
Kups Builng Rswers c1i BO Bocesr &C. and having
facilities skilled wOrk second sim r Establishment IN the
prepared into contracts ,of IRON BUILD
OF 30 ALL KINDS OF ARtHlIEC
HON WORK 10 the beet lll Wth Dispatch Apply
FOURTEENTIST. bet, cen AreIucs nj &.
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PROVIDENCE, June 13.-The trOtting at Mar
raganse Park opened to-day with two races the hrs'
for purse Of 600 and the second for purse OF 1900
The weather was pleasant lalthough sth breeze was
blowing The track in perfect condition. and the at
tendance larger than on any opening day Of meeting
since the Inauguration OF the course
FIRST RACE.
The first race was for purse of 600 for horses that
had never beaten three minutes $3.50 to the FIRST $3.50 10
the second the third horse best three In ve
in harness OF eight horses entered only six started
Dickens Dunderberg, and Andy Johnson HeatherDl0On
was the avorte in the pools selling at 65 to Eaton BOY
Dickens had the place Eason Boy third Bridget
fourth, Andy johnson NTH and DnderPeTg s OUTSIDE
new London geldng bearing the same name .. =,
Irst Heat-After good deal OF scorhg tnsy yo s
start the Bridget was GOOD secohu @ 70 @ .ne
quarter, which was passed by Heatner1loO IN OF sb
others trailing EastOn Boy attempted to pass Bridget
and e5e $ On On @ he pason Sus as hey neared the
quarter made In lt but succeeded IN passe tnen on
he rd quarter on the nc tae ana
came IN third EastOn Boy cond-HeatherDloOm WIN
ming the heat with The greatest ease: AnSy &
Seoo"d Heqt-Heatherbloom was tne IsvVrIse' S d oi
went on TO the quarter in the order Of their placing
passed In 5T seconds. On the backsreteh bridge
bloom ut the half mile post, made in III Easton Boy
being good third As they approached the threequsI
Bridget of her feet In the mean time Easton boy was
creeping mp and while HeatherblOom increased her ad
vantage and crossed the an easy winner the con
tes between the other two for the second place was
Close, Easton Boy finally winning IT by neck Time,
zJf
T.rd Hedt-They got the word at the first scoring.
Nc actfpoom broke the FIRST quarter, and Bridget
pahseo the pole ahead in seconds Her lead was but
MoinenaTy, however as The gray mare soon steadled
IGSn nov and passed her leading 70 the hamile pole ~
h'' "ad' ano VOL az hhe tked IN 2Ssi.
AAzASsssg PAKx June 70, sorssr ,hs, hsy, pt,s,
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN ARKANsAs-A FIGHT IN
THE PRISON CELL-THE DIGNITY OF LAW
DULY SUSTAINED.
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hurdle race for purse Of $780, II miles, had only
two runpers Julius and Athlone out OF six entries IL
gas hollow affair, julius winning easily after ndugng
AthlOne with the lead for IL miles.
fIKn DAY-Hurdle-r handicap for al aEes II miles
ID heDaniels b. julius. aged, ISL lbs ....'''''''''
Thomnaont oh Athlone YEAR lf3 bs............,