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ON THE BEAcn ar LONG BRANCH.
Three thousand Arriv ais Yesterday - Some
of the Prominent Gucsts.

of the Prominent cuests.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 22.-Three
thous nd people arrived here to-day from New
York and Philadelphia. The hotels are over
crowded. The Ocean, West End. United States.
and Mansion House were compelled to put up
cots In the paflors aLd billiard rooms to accom-
modate the vast throng. 1t is estimated that
there are over 6fteen thousand visitors here to.
night Grand full dress hops were given at the
West "a, Ocean. and other leading hotels.
which were attended by the Nite Of the Branch.
Among the most prominent arrivals at the
West End Hotel are Count de Outfamont, bel
eiAn Commissioner, and Cumieine, Imperial
japanese Commissioner: Gen. Robert Schenck.
Col. ii. u. Plant. Gen. ii. II. Bingham. Robert
Garrett Of baltimore, the Hon. Richard stock
ton: the Hoo. Wayne MscVeaSh, and CnAuncey
N. Depsw.
At the Ocssn Hotel arc tho Hon. John T.
Dieelow. Secretary Of state OF New York: Gen
A. King, u. 5. A.; Gen. Geo. II. Pendleton. the
Hon. Charles la 'kus OF New York, Dr. II. q.
RadwAy, Major Geo Leland OF New York, and
DR. 4. ID. Fowler of New York.
The arrivals at the Mansion House include
London Gen. VIM. i. br.slin Of New YORK, G.
;. Rat oi London, A. ]. Lightburne, the Hon.
Geo. A. Heyle Of New York, Mayor Oscar wilson
OF Nswark, Senator J. n. blackwell OF New
Jei soy, aud the Hon. +. NJ. Downing OF New
York.
The steamer Plymouth Rock. loaded down to
the guards with passengers, passed. here at 7
o'clock, within a stones throw Of the beach.
Ssutes we're nred. chimes were runs, AMI the
band PLAYED, all OF which was distl1otly heard
and answered by l0OoO people wac were ON tue
beach,
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the time the SOU II struck her that she was nn
manageable, and In two minutes she was over.
Ihe suuall seemed tn me to come from about
northwest to N. N. W.
To Coroner-I think the Captain was compo-
tent TO handle the vessel.
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The Rossdals Association of the Twenty a rst
Ward, Nicholas wiloushDy, PresideDt ana L. Black.
MORE Secretary. have resolved to support rden and
Hendricks.
The bernard J. Kelly Democratic Camoagn Club or
ganzed NJ 100 Third avenue last evening and elected
chard Oconne'l President Il. NJ stoKey, Secretary
and Peter O'COnnen TreA,urer.
The speakers at the anti Tamm.ny ratification meet.
in In Irving Hall on Monday evening pelude senator
H. r. BayArd Senator kernan Gov. English OF COnnec
tcut. the Hon. c. W. COrrigan OF Pennsyyania, ChAs
". Brooke and others Of tnis citT. Tho Hon. Oswald
OtJendorfer will preside
The Independent Tllden and Hendrick. Club OF the
Fourteenth Assembly District raised nne banner at
FOurte street and Avenue A. last evening Among
the speakers were the Hon. Thomas Dreamer. the
Hon. Luke Cozzens, ana the Hon. James DAILY.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
THE FIGHTING IN THE EAST.
FOUR nouns s1NG UIYARY Blz.
TIE BEFORE BELINA.

Tho servinns Driven from tho Field with a
Loss of Four Guns snd -Four small Forts
Gen. Tchernaycf's Defeat Mt Nissa.
LONDON July 22.-The special oorrespon-
dent Of the D1dy Nctos at Prince Milans head
quarters at Parakin teleRraphs by way OF Sem
lin, under date Of July 10, as follows:
"Tbe affair Of yesterday at Isvor means defeat
20 and confession Of weakness on the part Of
the Servlans. Knowing that the Turks had
communication with widdln and could draw
troops thence. 1t Is a reasonable belief that @ en-.
Lescbj,nin attacked the Turks with oil his
available strength but why did he attack at
alif Clearly to anticipate the Turkish attack
on Saitschsr. because he did not wait for the
promised COOPERATION OF Gen. Tchernayen, who
either is delayed on the way, or has TO Dght bis
way on his own account. We may expect
speedy renewal OF the Turkish attack on Salts
Char, and much gloom prevails here. While the
Turks continue thus to persistently assail the
eastern nank OF the Sefvians. and while tho
with difficulty, active operations toward the
southeast, where they were chiefly Intended,
same quarter Is momentarily expected"
Intelligence from SclavOnic sources announces
that the Seryians were defeated near BeIina on
THURSDAY; Mustaphi Djelaldin Pasha and Sob
lizcki Pashs, with several battslions of Infantry,
four companies OF cavalry, and eisht guns, at
tackled the Servians IN their intren ents at
Raska, before Belina, and after four hours
sauguinary comba, the Servians ned. Tho
Turks captured four guns and four small forts.
The Journal de Dcbdts OF Paris publishes a
special despatch from Semlin, which affirms
that the Servians were defeated before Belina,
and that the seryan Gen. Olimpics's line OF re-
treat Ia cut on. The news of the Servian Gen.
TcherDayef's defeat at Nissa and his withdrawal
to AIexinatz is confirmed.
The Turkish account Of tho battle OF Belina,
says: "Yesterday seven battslions Of infantry
and 600 militia under husia iapha Djeialdtn
Pasha and Zeki Pasha- Generals OF bri gade, at
tackled the enemy In the vicinity OF Behns,
drove them from their intrencbmeDts and oap-
tured two guns The Servians retroated to the
Island Of Attineji, where they are exposed to
the hre OF our artillery"
vienna, July y The Political Correspondence
publishes telegraphic account OF the pre- enta-
ton Of his credentials by Caoonti Pasha AT st.
Petersburg.
He was treated with every distinction, but at
the same time the Car dwelt upon the state of
affairs in Turkey In such a manner as to pro-
foundly Impress the Turkish Minister, who
withdrew visibly affected.
BELGRADE. July - -Omcial advices respect
inc the heDting on the 2Oth inst at Beljina state
that the Turks In their retreat left a quantity OF
arms and ammunition.
Ihe Servlans buried 2O Of the Turkish slain,
and advanced their trenches closer to Deljina.
The Seryian Ministers OF War and Justice
have proceeded to headquarters on the Drina.
TIE Belgrade reserves nave gono to the seat
OF war.
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Coerciua the Lazy Aldermen.

The Aldermen were called to an adjourned
meeting at noon yesterday. tut less than aouorum
tended. Alderman Reilly. after hour had been
spent In waitng for sbsentees offered the folow wias.
and II was passed by twelve 20 three
amended By adding " Any member aDsenting hinself
from three meetlts. OF the board whether regular
special, after oenE duly notified without permission
OF me President snail render hinsef hable to expul
son and the board as now empowered by the law shall
N n so elect appoint person to Nil the vacancy
rra led
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Crosby. Arthur Thompson. G,rdner q. How.

Crosby, Arthur Thompson. Gardner q. How
land, Ch1ilea Banks, and Mr. Johnson.
the blinds were ci,s,d ana heavy Grape hung
from the bell Of 40 West Thfty-nftn street yes.
terday. no body OF Miss Adele Hunter
within. The funeral will take pl ico at the house
this afternoon at 1--WE o'clock. Inc Rev. q. II.
Huuvhtou OF the Church OF the rrinshguratton
will d p,rform the appropriate Epi. copa cere-
monv. Tomorrow vhe burial will be made In
the town Of Rov. Westche ter county.
Mr.. Samuel Johuson, the business partner OF
Mr.. Garner, stvs Tho business of the house
will go on without the slightest change or in
terruption. PrOvii m was made Ave wears ago
for any possible CONTINGENCY Of this kind. The
firm name will continue to be Garner Co., and
the man lgement will be the same"
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A SwlndIer's PIN.

Frank c. Jackson, the Trenton, N. j., sharper,
whose adventures were reported In yesterdays SUN
was yesterday committed for trial In default Of bail
by Justice Browne He that he had been drinking
ana did not known what he was about. He claims TO
have respectable aud wealthy relatives IN Baltimore.
Among his effects were number OF newspaper clip
pings containing accounts uf toe operations VI
ulers throug lout tho country.
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wAsHIsGros, July 21.-rhe Senate Committee
on Commerce, at special meeting to-day, heard C. W.
Copeland Of New York. In opposition to the personal
liability provision Of ths Steamboat Dill. He also 10
behalf OF steamboat owners. sdvoc ted the insertion
in this bill Of sundry features Of iast years sure
relative To patented appliances. Cap Scott OF ST.
Louis was next heard In sdyOcacy OF various amend.
ments which he proposed with view TO enArting
higher STANDARDS OF Quancaon for pilots cnginrers
and inspectors. TIE committee will mold smother
special meeting on this bail Monday when they
\
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PuoTo0RhPHs BY sun REPORTERS.
Tho Chief Of the Brooklyn Fire Department
Arraianed for FeIonious A A..auIt.

Thomas +. Nevns, Chief Of the Brooklyn Fire
Department, appeared before Justice walsh yesterday
accusation OF felonious assault preferred by
Archibald ID. Gordon. Edward +. Kohlmeyer. secre-
tary OF the Fire Commission, who stood by the
assault was mace. and according to Gordon. urged
Nevins was coupled with Neylns In the complaint.
Both pleaded not guilty. aud gavs surety IN 1900 to
appear for examfnaion which Justice walsh set down
for O'Clock the afternoon of July 81. Cornelius
COyer h,ery stable keeper Of 10 College place.
Tue bondsman.
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Two sien Fatally Crushed.

the Iron pillars OF new building on Washing
ton street, Paterson. on which . number OF men we're
iaboring. fell yesterday aud crushed james Van Em.
burgh the superintendent OF the wsrk and John NC
0arrity and Matthew O'Donnell, two woTEmen. The
other employees Immediately pulled the injured men
from under tho debris, and they tAxen TO their
homes. Van kmburFh and hcGarrity are Injured
fatally, ODonneIl. it Is thought VIII recover.
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ALEXANDRIA. July 2.-At meeting OF the
judges held to consider the course OF Judge Haak
mann the President of tho Court OF Summary Justice
who. In consequence Of the Governments refusal TO
permit the execution OF Judgment against IT, declared
that court closed, the conduct OF N. HAAkmann was
unanimously approved. out IL ". decided TO appoint
Judge AntonAdls to hold tao Court OF summary Jus
uce 10 nj, place. There demonstralion TO-DAY
front OF the courts, and cries Of "Vive HaakmAnn |
act Cherf P.shA The Minister Of Justice, came from
Cairo to-day to look over the matter In behalf Of ho
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The WaIIabout Marlet nilI.

WARRINGTON. July 2.-rhe amendment
which the Senate Naval Ansirs Committee recommend
be made In Representative Bsss bill providing for
the sale OF the wAabout Bay NAvy Yard property,
10 the city Of Brooklyn n TO the effect that the propos
ed commission shall not be required TO report their
conclusions as 10 the terms condition Of sale
unless the majority shall have also tho ex
pedency Of the sale Of sad land or any thereof
The bill was to-day placed on the Senate calendar with
the raysl Committees for its passage
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An Avenue Full Of Statesmen.

Lexington avenue should be called Politician
avenue. as the following named conspicuous statemen
1--we therein Mayor wickham. John Kelly. Collector
Arthur, Congressman Hewitt candidate for President
Peer Cooper, Julge sutherland, and Justice Bxoy
Commissioner OF Public WORKS Campbell, Chamber ain
TapDen, Alderman Howlsnd. RAPID Transit COmmis-
soner Lawrence, Comm ssoner OF Education Wet.
more, Edward Cooper, and Edward kearney.
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AN OLD MANS RUM hottie.
The New Name and Number In the Threa &
bare story Of Rum.

Philip Dyckman Of 43s East Fifth street was
found dead In his room Wednesday. The landlord Of
the tenement told Coroner Eckhon that the dead
had been much addicted to liquor Many years ago he
was thrifty workman. His wife bore patiently with
him for after he began TO drink. actusy sup
ported MIN during the last two years OF their cohAbts.
tion. He showed INCLINATION to reform. and . few
month thr wife went to live with relatives IN VIII
lizmsDurzh. After that time Dyckman's dissipation
tenement he,rd noises In DYckmans rOom but uppos-
Ing II 70 be Only another drunken frensy
opened his door. In the morning Duckman was found
sitting propped against the Oed. ms head resting
on his breast. An empty whissey bottle tADs
near hun. He was SIXTY years old.
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Fresh Air for the Childrsn OF the Poor.

A committee, under the direction OF tho
church associations OF Newark has perfected arrange
ments for the establishment Of sanitarum for the
poor children OF that city The committee has secured
tract Of four acres. partly wood land. slopng down
to Green wood Lake and having excellent bathing iac
ties The nrst lot OF children, nunOerlng 40 ut lHo.
will taken this heath station two weeks from TO-
morrow, aud win be kept there until the following
Monday when . like number will take their place
This plan viii be cOnunued throughout the season.
hessrs WIN. Foster Dodge and A NJ. RJdwell nave
been appointed managers OF the enterprise with full
power TO establish rules for the government OF the
children and ~ procure supplies.
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The Victim Of Bloodhound..

John Eele, the farmer OF North Bergen, who
sot his bloodhounds on sylvAnus wilmonskL on We'd
nesday evening surrendered by his bondsman last
night and committed to the county jan ny Justice Ger
lich. Wiimonskt sliil confined To his house Loss
burg and his attet ding physician saJs that there
grave fears that the injuries may prove fatal.
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Minnie Hecbe a bright girl OF IL, living az Sc
Grand street. Hoooken. expected to die from injuries
inncted about the head and body by Caroline MurtI
who lives at 40 Grand street. on Thursday Mrs MuriE
angrred at something the little girl had done,
while playing on the street. and seizng her by the hair
beat her WITH her nsts ana stick aud then kicked
IN the Guest ON the statement of City Physician
Pindar that the child was likely to de Justice 1g
issued warrant which Mrs. MuHx arrested and
committed % iAll.
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BROOK l. fN.

The Rev. W. G. Steele, OF thu Fleet Street NJ. X.
Church. Brooklyn to preach this evening ON tho Mo
hawk disaster.
Thomas Picket policy dealer, under sentence
in Brooklyn Tor gambling. has app, aed aud renewed
his ball yesterday.
Thomas Bolen and James Wilson, convicted
OF stealing watches from bath at Con"y IsiAn
were sentenced yesterday to owe years In the peDilen
tlAI
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A wealthy brewer Arrested.

Andrew Lei0ht Is a wealthy brewer OF Union
Hill. N. J. His brewery stands on the brow of the
heights and the refuse drains upon the mats This
forIns poo OF stAgnAnt NTH which breeds disease,
ana although the attention Of Mr. Lsicht has uent
been drawn TO the matter ne has yet faed remedy
It. Yesterday he WAS arrested and held 10 Dail.
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The Common Council resolved yesterday that
the work necessary to complete the Tompkins square
improvements shall DC prosecuted by days labor. and
that the Department OF Pnbic Parks shall proceed
forthwith With the WORK The authority " DO 30 10 to
continue until the nrst OF September.
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Capture Of nm Italian Murderer.

BOSTON. Mass, July 22.-Giovanni Maestro.
the Italian. who murdered Nicholas Clviynoni al
the PhrniI Hoe this morning, was arrested tonight.
He VAS found sccreted under the drawbridge u the
the hotel. lie had lain concealed the bn ige ali
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23

Tho Dominican Fathers OF New Jersey have
closed holr mission work aud ed to their homo
In south Orange avenue. Newark. Twenty.three mis-.
sions were held each OF two weeks length. Three
sermons were preached daily The communions in the
smal er towns ranged from 900 10 2 0OO. in the
larger cties from 1000 to 1900.
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PLYM0UTITS COMMISSION.
A QUALIFIED cam FOR EVIDENCE
AGAINST BEECHER.

Conditions that NAV shield the Guilty Pas
tor from n Revival Of the Proven Charges,
or n Confederation Of New Ones.
The Congregational Council which Ply
mouth Church convened recommended that a
commission be appointed TO Investigate the
Beecher scandal. Plymouth Church. in com
plying with the advice, chose nve men to receive
evidence and conduct an Investigation. Tho
commission thus created furnishes the follow
ing for publication:
GENfLEMES! ''ne iihdSfslsned. appointed BY
Plymouth Church on June 20, 1873. IN pursuance
OF the Advisory Council, convened at the re-
quest OF YOUR church, as expressed In ne result
Avenue Hotel, In the city OF New York, and sli
members being present, Organized IN the ep-
continent OF Nathaniel Shipman as chairman,
Tue committee received the communication OF
the Examining Committee, dated July 22, hereto
annexed, and after consult alton voted
That Ibis commission will hear and examine
Ward Beecher which they m ay not regard az nl-
ready sif1cientlv tried, and will hear and pass
upon the evidence which shall be presented In
support or denial Of such CHARGES, whenever and
at such time IA formal charges against him sh II
nave been brought before the church or Its Ex-
emining Com m ittee, wi hile charges NAV be trans
mitted directly to the church OF through tho
Chairman Of the committee by a party or PR
ties VINO shall In good faith undertake to pre-
sent proof Of the truth Of the same before
this commission hut this commission do not
think II e1pedient or proper to examine into
any allegations or reports, or to hear testimony
respecting the same. until such allegations or
reports have been embodied In charges which
shall have been made as aforesaid by a person
VINO shall undertake to present proof OF the
same before the Commissioner, to the end that
= thorough trial shs Ill be had thereof.
Voted, That this com ~ lssion 10 now adjourn.
subject to the call Of the Chairman.
NEW YORK. July q, 1879.
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LONDON, July 22.-rho 7ymcs has despatch
from Plymouth saying that few days before the dis.
trial trip Of her Msjesys ship Thunderer the
boilers were tested BY hydraulic pressurs. This neces
STATED the wedging down OF the safety and all other
reef valves has been discovered that the wedges
on the erpoded boiler had never been removed. Tne
communication valve vas also closed. aud Lo steam
was abs ~ escape even TO the engine.
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Enan.h Onr.meu for pbiIndcIph,n.

LONDON, July 2-Four well-known Thames
professional oarsmen are going to the United States TO
participate in the September regAttas At Adephia-
namely spencer OF Chelsea, Thomas OF HammersmIth.
II lggins Of Snadwell, aud Grten OF Hammersmltl.
lheY VII start on tht l2th Ol Aukust-
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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
Another Vote OverthrowinR the Empire-A
Cabinet Minister Accused.

VERsAIILEs, July 22.-The Chamber Of
Deputies to day renewed the vote Of the former
Assembly overthrowing the Empire.
Afterward, there was an animted debate In
connection with several recent nominations for
mayors. NJ. Casssguac (DonaDar isU accused NJ.
de Macere. Minister OF the Interior, Of aDusina
the confidence Of President MacMahOn. NJ. de
Msrcere enereetically protested against NJ.
CassasEac's assertions. lie said II was the duty
OF the Cabinet 10 appoint Republican function-
ari
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Hsw Chamberlain Hopes TO Secure a Re-
nomination.

wAsHrSoros, July 2.-One or two Congress-
men and others OF Chsmoerain's friends here are
boasing that the requson for troops will result in
the instantaneous adjournment Of the soath Carolina
Democratic Convention, which mecu in Columbia on
the 18TH proiimo. Clambersins plan 10 to have the
Democrats defer making nomination until the Rsccsl
Convention meets which VIII be early In September
with the hDIe that he can intimdate the I-pu
into nominating him Tor reelrction. Chamberlain
that With troops In the state the Democracy will
have no nope OF wlnnng and viii decline to put a
straight cket in the neld II he nominated BY the
RepuDllcanf,
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CURIOSITIEs OF CRIME.

Judge Benedict Yesterday refused to dis
charge VIM. Burton, who enlisted In the navy under
age, and was convicted OF theft and deseron.
A man describing himself as Emile Ernest, OF
HI Cedar street, New York, was nned go IN Jersey
CiJ Yesterday, for soliciting passengers ~ the Erie
ferry.
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The property Of Josephus Sooy, New Jersey'g
defsutins State Treasurer in shAmong Township. Bur
nston county. N. j. consisting OF water power. saw
mill and piece OF land w yesterday sold by sheriff
Lee of ercer county, for q E24O to satisfy portion
OF the claim OF the sinxing Fund Commissioners Of
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THE LATEST oLD WORLD NEWS.
The Eject Of tho Defeat Of the French Univer-
sity Bill.

PARIS, July es.-Repuolican journals are bitter
In their the senates rejection of the bill
restoring the state the sole right OF conferng uni
veruty degrees. The Conservative journals are very
moderate, and say there will be no Ministerial crisis as
the mlustry did not make the passage ofthe bill Cab
net question, The ColshIufoHn>i says tnat NJ. wad.
dington, the Minister OF PuDc Instruction, confirmed
thls yiew TO oils friends at the close VI yestercaJs
slttDR.
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A Question for Jersey city OmcinI..

What Ia the use OF a sub registry OF vital sta
tstics In Jersey City not more than a milo from the
general ONCE Il materially add to the con-
vent OF undertakers but, the does
report the general office nntii end OF each
month"; II Is Inconvenience to those seeking the IN.
an! xed to
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SHREVEPORT. La, July 2.-Tho nows from
Old River to-day 10 not so disheartenins The fall
ported to have reached Carolina uffs this morning
IL culd come TO q stand here by Tuesday, and 10
case does. no materiA damage viii result tho plan
tAu0ns below,
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joseph @. brady, to whom was awarded the
contract for constructing tho additional free baths,
authorized BY the last Legislature. has so far built
one Of the four ordered Under his contract all were
70 De nnshed oy July 20 under penalty OF 800 for
bell has Informed Brsdy's sureties +. Y. Mangln anu
Thomh Reilly the only responsible parties under the
contract, that ne wi sue Tor the penalty July 2S,
unless tie contract shall be completed before that
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Mr.. J. C. Dungey, formerly captain Of the Mas
Boat Club. and MIR. John Humphries late OF Wales
went TO the foot OF West Thiryfourh yesterday
TO decide private match at rowing across the North
river Mr.. John Baird Of Texas the referee de ided
that Mr. Humphries WAS the winner OF the small purse
staked. He crossed and landed aud remaining there
nve minutes returned. Mr Dungoy did not touch the
Hoboken shore.
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WARRINGTON, July 2s.-Mr. John York, a clerk
In the Treasury Department. Died this afternoon from
injuries received by being thrown his buggy yes
terday morning while on his way to The department.
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Between 9snd 10 o'clock last evening, during a
drunken family row. John Mclaughlin. residing at the
corner Of Warren ald NutmAn streets. Newark. SHOT
William Mclaughlin OF the same place win revolver
The ball glanced Oh left breast aud lodged IN his