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AMPUT1TION IND DE.fTH.
A Case In the surgeons Operating Il Dom In
the Adams Institute.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. June lion Wed
nesday last, in the Adams Institute in this
town, an amputation was performed upon Mr..
Carstone, who had suffered compound fracture
OF the head Of the femur by fall from the front
platform OF street car that afterward passed
over the limb. Mr.. Carstone was carried to the
Institute hospital insensible. On his arrival
there he was put under the charge Of DIR.
Adams, " hose visiting time Il was, and by his d.
rection was at once borne into the operating
room, and stretched on the table. Tho nature
OF the wound forbade the app lication OF the
tourniQuet. and the injured linn mad been, con
sequentiy. very tightly Dandaged; but, despite
every precaution, the loss Of blood was con-
slant aud great, aud prevented the patients re-
turn to consciousness until the usual stimulants
had been applied: Then he revived sufficiently
TO be informed OF his desperate condition. He
requested the service Of Father Francioli, and
from the Father he received extreme unctio n.
Then the operation was perfor ed, and the ar
terry successfully taken up.
The patient. on reaching the bed provided for
him, sank into comatose state. ana In that
condiii was SO bolstered up that II was be-
lioved To be impossible for him to shift his post
ton. But at about midnight the attention of
II was seen that by violent effort Mr. Carstom
had broken the ligsture hat secured the femoral
artery, and was rapidly bleeding To death. The
sheath OF the artery, by the breaking on Of the
part which had been taken up, had been with
drawn so tar into the patients body that II was
impossible to apply the ligatures again, aud thus
death seemed inevitable. The nurse at once
applied his thumb above the course of the ar
terry, and by hard pressure was thus enabled to
check In a measure the flow OF blood, but a hor-
ribie spouting Hood still beat out from the
wound rs though acted upon by clock work.
Meanwhile, the under nurse summoned DR..
Adams, aud he ordered the nurse to continue
bis Efforts to check the blood. A powerful
ttmulant was at once administered. and under
Its effects MI Carstone was aroused TO a r Aliza-
ton Of his case. He desired to make his will.
and, oolsteted up on the bed, he dictated that
instrument The assistant never relaxed his
hoid upon the falling pulse, and the two at
their duty. At last the WORK was done; by that
time Mr.. Carstone had fallen back to his pillow,
and as he affixed his signature he died.
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THE NERETDs At THE OAR.
A Race In which One Crew Ran into Barge
aud Tried to sink IA schooner.

The regatta of the Nereid Boat Club OF
Brooklyn was had yesterday afternoon OF Ber-
gen Point. The steamer Northaeld took out a
large number OF spectators. The nrst race was
between the four-oared crew, VINO were the fol-
lowing named:
PASorE tRed).- james A.. Bergen, f. T. Nichols
Benz. A. Jessup. Jos. Is. Earle; coIswsin, H. s. MORT
SON
EuDoRA (piuel.-H. c. Broun. c. T. Jereris. WIN.
fehr X. 8. Bussing. Jr.; CoIswain. Ewd. Haisey.
The course was In the centre OF the Oh annel,
two miles straightaway. At the word the blue
shot away handsomely, both rowing about 81
strokes to the minute. The blues took long
curve to the left. IN order to take advantage OF
the tide. but Il served rather to lessen their
tanned IL to the finish. being easy winners by
over six lengths IN II minutes IS seconds.
The next race for psir-oared shells was over a
The compstlng crews were: Thetis Ced)--
Chas. NJ. Bull, Frank u. Tracy. EratO (blue)-F.
Hawtou. w. A Brown.
Instead OF taking a straight course up the
sound they rowed across To the jersey shore.
lhey soon ran into a barge and had To stop row.
right way and the blues ran into them. Extend
Ing their arms the four shook hands across the
watery chasm. The reds stopped rowing but the
blues Kept on. The former then concluded to
try again, aud made squirt which resulted In a
collision with large schooner. The referee de-
clared the race on.
The single race for the challenge cup offered
as prize by MIR. VIM. II. Gladwin was then
rowed. The contestants were J. p. Earle. Is. A.
mile and half After AN even start, Earle
spulted and went to the front, crossing Rogers's
track. The latter and Jessup had 1t close for
short distance. but Jessup fell behind and after
ward was nowhere In the race. Earle by this
time had shot well ahead. Rogers worked bard
70 overtake MIN, and gained, but Earle passed
and thirty seconds. Earle rowed steady and
straight course Rogers lost by bad steering.
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FINANcIAL AND coMMhncIAL.

TUESDAY, June 20-p M.-The stock
speculation assumed confident tone at the
opening Of business, with further rise in West
ern linton to G9A, and under the cover Of which
the bulls endeavoted to unload Lake Shore, tho
Northwestern, and 81. Paus. At this time,
however. tho pressure Of New Jersey Central
stock upon the market, with quick run down
from 10 to IN regular, and to 6gA, seller W,
caused a sudden change in the speculative cur
rent, the downward turn having been accelerated
by reports that Commodore Vanderbilt was
worse, added to tho fact that there was run
upon the DrS Dock Savings Bank. These intlu-
ences were sufficient to establish "A decline
OF hUlS n cent, the extreme having
been noted In 81. Paul preferred, which dropp, d
from 12ts " iOJA, he common also welding ~
% an. Like shore was J.. lower at 531s, seller
3 Michigan Central, IA AZ 40lt the North
westerns u 1t ~ aud s. Tor tue common aud
preferred respectively Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, = and New York Central 2 n
cent. to los, seller 3, but recovering to l084
regular. Delaware aud Hudson ranged at 1906 %
lO6dl05 bat 4, clno Mail, Ohios and the re-
mainder OF the list were only moderately dealt
In, without important fluctuations.
Just at the close Of business there was an ef-
Tort To rally the market Ov suddenly advancing
Northwestern preferred ~ u cent. TO 66A, re-
suting In recovery OF -. Paul preferred to u,
buyer Y, aud a rise VI AGh In the more active
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure sales by
Peter =. Meyer, one plot bsxl22I55xl02 on the west
side " Fordham avenue. nifty feet north Of Sixth
street Morrisania tTweuiythird ward, q, 300.
BY \. II. Muller & Son. one four story brown.stone
house. with lot sl.oxl6O the southwest corner OF
Union place aud Seventeenth street; also stable with
lot 2oxS2 adjoining above on Seventeenth street. tll2
900.
ny Z. II. Ludlow 4 Co., one nvestory brick tene
street. 1855 feet west Of Second ytnue $lbO5O three
lots together IN bJ3xllt5 on the sOuih sue OF
SUI ninth street, 100 feet west OF EIghth avenue
% $500
~ William Kennedy, one threestory brick house.
win lot 22tvsp GU the north sldt % flftynnh street
b5t feet wet OF Eighth avenue, $4,000 twostOry
frame house. with lot 25xlOO on the side OF NASH
lhgOn avenue 100 feet south Of street. Morn.
SANTA. (lWcuty -lhird ward. N.s00 one twO-btOry
frame house with lot 2bNlOO the south side Of
landt avenue, "a feet east OF Milton street. Nerose
fy r. smy,h, I'VE ourstorv brown stone no uses with
plot lOOIoO, ON Madison avenue, southwest
Slt} sixth street. tl4OS5 two timlar houses. with
sreci 80 feet west of Madison avenue. t2a puO caCn;
the south slde Vt Ffysl street. 740 feet wesi Of
SIKH avenue, t2e2dO. lot 2Oxl57 the CAT Sue
q washington avenue, MOrrisania, (Iwenly. third
Ward, 400,
py " X. stevenson. Jr one four-story brown stone
frOut huuse. vita lot 2iASO Is PARK avenue side
south OF Thirty -seyenth s,rr ct, $4,000.
Inc reInHInuer VI announced sales were adjourned.
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stocks After p NJ Western Ueten sold at go
o7k ex dividend 81 w y cent The general
market, however, closed fevensh and unset tiled.
IN committee OF the bondholders of the
New York and Boston Railroad at a meeting to-
day reported thai tsi6,5O0 would be required to
complete the oonstrucion OF the rpad. and
fxopo0 for equipment. The issue of tl,250,0O0
lst mortgage bonds was recommended, nd
ATS.
7 no total number Of shares dealt In was no.
~, on which Lake shore represented %I2l
s g. u, s,SCc tae preferred, 1860; Mishissn
nd western. 43O8; Erie, 3,7O0; Pacific Mail.
LOU; Delaware ana Hudson Canal 40; Nilsson
ferred, 100; WABASH, 600 /; q @. aud |. G., 400;
lev fors oentr., go; CoDsolida, ion Coal, 100;
ILLINOIS Central. 100 " $. and N. Company. 100;
anu cleveland and Pittsburgh, 90.
the Central IL iltoad Company Of New jersey by
hresldent Johnston, will DO found In our adver-
Using COlumns.
The gold market continued duh. ouenipq
sales were made at LEY, but the prize later Do
clned to 112,, though wing TO the early figure
again at the close. There were no features of
prominence presented In any Of the transac-
i LOO g. iis sss H. iis s sss H. i liz:
Tho following principal transactions
y loans .he rates gaid for the of tc4.
ss. CSS
pubic debt f4s 600. - ~
The aays business a, the United states surreasury
~ o ao haln saSo sgo2o 40 paymens 800
,issl7 OIL do. payments s7i5Ssc IS DO. Sslsnee.
tSS,2yJ,JOj2dy customs, &.yb.OOJ.
Tue bullion In the Bank OF ENGLAND increas "a
A2OVOO The inttrnll revenue receipts we're t3OOOOO
%sSso TeSsyea 700 ~ oann e I 6ss a.
for resumption.
the wesky exports, exclusive Of specie. amounted
70 td,133g0S.
Foreign exchange ruled dull but arm OF previous quo
tations.
~ The money market oans call were freely offered
nt Svs< cent To stockhOders, aud 1I9gk Govern.
ment securities ~ collateral Prime ante accept.
aaces were IN demand at 46e6.
Government bonds feCie n steady tone hut during
,e OIhhe tnerc were more liberal Onerings, because
OF the reaction In goid to 1929
ln the altefno ever fresh demaud was MOI ed
more particularly for tie ak per cents, January and
july issues, because these bOn0s Insure per
kou interest Tor the r. ma nder Of the year. tue
1T aeury commence disbursements OF July interest
mex wees There were also large transactions Ia
pOu "a ~ 1881 and 1O4O,
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Auslnrss slolttes.

Nervous Debility, Weakness, and kindred'
wsNcsSsI@ fs .uesa Pt to- ST s.s
S'S c issn beer Bsrfes. cus ssSD ron
only by WINCHESTER a CO, Chemists.
% JOnn st., New York.
Consumption. Weak Lungs, Chronic Cough.
sed oy R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. x
Lime and Sod tested fpr Is years wlh unfailing sue
Sold by all crugsists. 80 John ST. New YORK
Ifyonye made any money on the Presidential
nomination taAe .tr advice and . make liayrs while
hats iii, stores at gl2 broadway under Tie FIfls
Avenue Hotel are stocked with the Latest styles, and
they are tue political headquarters for hats.
Those Afflicted with Hay. Rose. and Peach
p;S5 A. N. aud 1850 P. NJ. for surf Hotel
To Mothers.
Mrs. wINSLON'S SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethng II old aud wel.tred remedy. II mas stosA
the test Of many years. aud was Known to fail.
addition to Human Comfort.- The comfort BILE
silk elastic truss. supplied Ony 0y Lisic Truss Cone
rupture.
Disorders Of the stomach and bowels ef
curative virtues Of Milk of Ms-ness. Sold oy all drug
glsts.
E AaS 4nS e o a. sqfe h C
Buchnn's Cnrbolic soaps, "a da pied to use In
the stable, household. aud toilet. SO Joan 81.
Cristadoro's HAIR Dye does not stain the
Skill ana 10 cAsiJ applied. 81 John ST.
DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Produce the most gratifying results
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TuRwEEKLY sun published ths morning col
talna IN. fnllouing.

talns the following
The hepuh lean Presidential Ticket Proceedings 81
the tluehatl Convention truggles Of the dvA Fac.
tonr- he Platform Ballotings Nomln ton of Isyes
and Wheeler tor Presid nj aud Nice.Pres dent-Ho,
graphical Skctches OF the Candidates IA Speaker
blane's Troubles The Caldwell Despatoh-How Baine
Came to know It's Cuntcnts-ProctOr Knott Uuravel.
Ing tae Mystery Inc Democratic Conyentlon-The
THIRD Term Itulelisturica. Accounts Of the Reason
OF IL ADOPTION Proceedings OF tho for,.Four Con.
Eress-lhe Senate Refusing to Postpone Belknsp's
Trsi Message from the President that PROVOKED
pebaIei Release OF Wlnsowi AssassinatlOns Ia Iur.
Ike, Sc rotary BrlstUws RseSnA ion The Cause "
peadl. q IN CongIe = New Financial Measure The
Indian Nar.rne warriors Of the Plains The sWiudl,d
hrerlmen-Ihe Plank they Didnt Put Iuto the Hayes
Standing Of The Opposing PARTIES Col Tom scott
Marvellous Gold Mine 20 Adventure, Of Young
Dorado Developing tho Mineral Rohes OF Colorado /;
Notes of New Books whitiler's Pncmsi 10 in Thc
Morning, and the Steepe Chase Poetry; The Latest
Teegrapnle News Ladies Department Notes on Sci
ence AMI Industry; Many tOlAmus OF Editorial Ar.
tic and Agrlcultura Matter; story-LOst Harmony
Financial Intelligence and Markets.,
TnEW EEkLY sun contains a complete cpitoma Of the
news OF the week from all parts OF the Uhtel states
and the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready
formalling to the Ol country may be- the desx
of our publication oi'e. Price four cents. For
b. all news deJ iers Ia city an country.
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sew York Markets.


TUESDAY. June 2O-FLOuR. &C.-rhe general
market ms been duh and dropping the week, and
eount' and dul foreign ad,lces nave caused
a. h,o2t4tS.9s R,e -four mere active. including
mand 81 nj, lac decline. We quote; Flour, No . =
.9l sstVgst5 suI,rnne stat anu Western $3.50
snea sIT@s s9 ~ saa AAX ,6
ia patents SCOTS 10 ciy shipping eHiras g. cstGi0
Southern naNeis anu iamy brands ~ 5OStS % SOUL.
S rr dS tSO ia SrH '''eTn
PhGysloSsMLhe speealslon Ia pork and lard has
products generally show some advance. Beet bctf
ecu advance n pork amt lard Sa' LOST PORK sol" E at
tlp.75 for western mess on the spot and tlS75 for
sg,t q, So WIN buyer. a tis 90 Tor lnly
when quotations. are confined. IRA declined, and
lure at si5oior jay sisS Tor August; aud ,is for for
stpemoer Drrs,ed hogs steady. Beef ami Dccf hams
tiS.75 esirs brine tSs5 Reef~f ain n" " ttdiy3iiG
as =. :9oS,sS fss 6sm '" oS ,i7@,'i 9 Gs1
mcktu ilANl-V shoulders pichlrd. sac
prime Guy, l.Sssllsic. Smoked hsms, 1874 tIiis /;
Western ana cry ioLg GEAR Dressed hos sSDSlsc
fo aS ha' C'sa afRre'oa G nnfSf
,ue supnlrs nov offered great lrrcgurlN IA p.l 70
Sayc !@Sen o,Sr but p~egs a4ye aqj%a, S lgay
,l9,i2O ior aneraled 'ecns, gse4l sioO ior or So
Cnlc,go ,,prnij slo9s,ios for sd. 8 Milwaukee
a 20 tor 40, MlNauNcc sprlhs, ti2Satfl. 80
W,steni tl8I@ti 80 Tor white W,s.cra; and
u AQtor ne" Texas. Bye nearly nominal at sjtSsc.
TOR western, ana NaGts1c for Canada ia noud IA ley
quiet. bsrey uAt IA some quest NJ SOC Gel 10 for
State two ana tom ruwrd, And ~ ludf 30 Ton Canadian
cash prlCcs. Oats were duli anu depressed. Sales
5000 hsh, AZ SIC for No. graded, N,w York .p.c.
ton SO Tor Nc. White; "a l4Oc Tor Western
mixed, 3GAilc, for Western Wmtrt and lnti dc. tor
hiA,c White corn rath r favored Ouycrs sac. NiOu0
bush. az 4lWb3C tor damaged ana hu ttd biGg5i.ec
for no grace uh'p be for steamer; bvlsaBUs for
th mike ciostd AZ ua'9ci Daogblc Tor unA raIeu u-
ierior To- prime yellow M mai al blttB3f
tLot EklEs g. There nave been no important "a auges
the pAt week except slight advance ia shg.r- nd
some srcline "a JarAn tea, To-day, coffee ga
hul NiJ nru. late and ne asses without change u
momeni. sugars aclVe tor raWh, with salr- ui 2ldl
hhds AZ l,sOi,sc Tor moasses sugars, @ud io~ rem.
lng ana &c. for pr!lnc roaming CuOns. Refined also
denand ana nfln. We quoleh coffee Java. 2Jesje
MarhcMpo, lh's@ls'ecn and RIO, i5Wlpc, gold Nrr
nargllna d&oalc Louisiana bA@o Mna-s.ss ,gua
muscuyad0, new, SO4iOc., Cuns ciAyed do Sptit'.i
Porto Reo, tat5sc. NV Orleans, NV crop, iuae9e,
eusars-Fhlr 10 good inning CUBA, 7alssr c"htufu'
gal SA4O(sc. remit 0A9l0Asc Tor hard, as slOLc.
Tor soft whlte, ana sA9g}ac. for yellows.
COTTON -lhrre mas been AL upward tendency TO
prices Tor the past week, owing TO RAPID reduction
stocks and smaller estimates Tor the crop To-day
tue market was quiet and prices we're steady ON tne
spot, while for futures they declined llBQ1IAc sales
for future delivery l220O bales, closing az 12 l.32c.
f9r July, l2ite. for August, u SS2e. lST ssptsmpsr
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RESUSCITITING A RAILROAD.
Bondb FOLDERS about TO Take Hold OF Our End
Of the New York and New England.


The purchasing bondholders of the late
New York and Boston Railroad Company met
Yesterday at 80 Broad street to hear the report
OF their committee on reorgani cation. name,
intended TO be the New York end OF the Boston,
Hartford and Erie road. which after manifold
vicissitudes was finally reorganzed into the
New York and New England Railroad Companv
Ihat part OF " which was styled the New York
sud Boston Railroad W nearly constructed
wnen bankruptcy estopped II, aud II un-
changed for nearly two years while its creditors
were arranging the foreclosure of the fret mort
gage bonds. Inc proposal to complete the
road as far MS Brewsters comes from he holders
OF tue $2OOO,WO first mortgage bonds, who have
bonds, while the holders OF the $5OJ,0O0 second
mortgage bonds are to receive common stock In
lieu thereof
The reorganization was referred to Louis May,
w. ii. Guyon, IL V. Stout Lewis Roberts. j. Is.
Ford, Joseph Seligman, and CHRISTOPHER Mayer
Tney reported that Messrs. st. John and Ley
man, competent engineers, had examined the
entire route as far AS far as Brewsters, and tax
Ing INTO account what was left unfinished, new
Work and necessary repairs, estimated that tho
with rolling stock for $SJG.5OO TINS sum tho
committee proposed To RAISE by Issuing 81, 26O-
wv nrst mortgage bonds, To be placed, II pOssi-
ble with stock holders, pro rata. at IS.
There was some opposition among The bond
holders In the meeting to authorizing more
than tl,0O0.000 bonds. The amount rccom-
mended, however, was finally agreed upon. The
committed also reported that II had not yet set
tea definitely upon the new name. hut IL rs to
Ire either New York and W estchester' or New
win cross the Hudson River Railroad at High
Bridge.
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BURKE On Tees iay. June 20 John r Burke, AGED
20 years months, ana 10 ddAr.
he relatives and friends of the FAM are respect
fuiN invited to attend the funeral Inur,dty morn
lug al o'clock from his late residence, 0OJ Newark
where soleinn requiem mass VIII be said for rs
pose 81 his soul.
BROwN.-on Monday evening June 10, Catherine ".
Brown daug ter OF Margaret l.. ana the late Richard
Brown, agcu % years.
funeral from her late residence 4s3 Cherry st. on
THURSDAY morning. 221 $3.50 O'clock 10 st. Ma
ryr Ahurch, corner Grand and Ridge tts. where a sol
lnnrequicm mass Will be- celebrated Tor the rcpose "
he SOUL And t,nce to CRNary Cemetery for
fIengs - the fanny rcsp,ctfu invited attend.
DANlk~.-ln Brookyn, June 49, Anne 5. Dawes,
wife Vi JOnn T. Dawes, aged SO years.
keatNts ahd trcnds are respectful " Invite 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence ~ DOwnins ST. on
Netncsda. siternoOu. june Il, al o'clock.
MlLHANEN. On Monday, June 10. Caroline Nilha-
yen widow VI Ch Mlhaiena. % year,, months, aud
10 days.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the fune
RAJ, winch Will take utire Thursday June ~, at
A. Nal her late residence, 2D5 East 81 II.
oIENENSON ON The llth inst Margaret A., be-
loved vile 81 Wa. stevenson. In her 2lst year
ffenhe 81 hc family are Invited To attend funeral
from ST. Iatnek's Cathedral on "wednesday. 2lst inst,
~ 10 A. NJ. where solemn mass vi requiem VIII 10
offered tor the rcpose of ter soul.
MILLIAA NAAPnKLL DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION CO
TUX lorn NAkn.- Tue memgeis OF the agUVe as
ISOLATION are resi- ectfulN invited to attend spec Il
meeting al hca quarters. 81 Allen ST. DAY ucOca
shsr Tor the purpose % attending the funeral Of
late flndncIhl scCrc ary Mr.. Charles lIanpe Ivy
DER " FRAN A. " kYMAN. fresid,nl
VA o. AcDERAurr, secretary.
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State bonds were more active. We ntte sales OF
loul.lana 70, consolidated at B7 Tennessee u.s. old,
20 DO O., new and new series, Az and North Caro-
hnsOs Funding act OF 1868. a. 6,tCg6s RAILROAD bonds
were also nronR and IN good demand. with the pfnci-
pa ran.aetlons - folows: Lehigh anu VIII. consoi,
VIZ MIL anu 81. Paul LIST m La Crosse division.
iHif&lo4t NJ ana s. Paul oon; g. T.. 93ss MIL and
81 Paul and ". division, 100 n. j. Central con,
100 buffalo aud Erie new, 1Ot Chic anu Northwest.
ern lsts. luhle Chc. and Northwestern conpo C. x.
bones vSGrv eseaA& Notth Missouri 1sts 81; Give.
ana To-, & .onds lUs1s OHIO anu M.f. coDso es's.
central Ia, inc ISIS, san Joaquin branch s2isgyl9i
Murrissn Essex construction bonds. 1903 Morris and
Essex Is cOnsnl. lni Union PIclnc kaiifoad Let m
X % No ists, ~ pacinc OF Mo- 20 m; sl,s Rsn.r
Cedar r. snd NJ. lsts, A. &. and H. l. AID Pacific -
ING krie 81 M, lUSfeslo3li Ohio and Miss. % N,
osst New Jersey Central lsls new, l10Is Pacnc II.
OF Mo- 2d m 50 Psenc OF Mo. BUS. 50 y. Y. Central
LIS rcghter,d ll0's NOrthwestern cOnso. coupon
1ne openins highest lowest apd 3 r. NJ closing
pIlNeS Of hlOcks lN.laY
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Il sesee for October and IL 1sec for Heyemssr and
Dece@per Sales on the spot i.i7f h.les we quote


NEW YORK, Tuesday, June 20.-Receipts ol
DetWh were is c. loads or 2SS head, hut being
re uar market dsY there no trade OF consequence
anu no change IN the condition OF the market IN
prces Dressed beef was moderately active At 0@sac.
~. Tor common 70 prime i've beef SUES.
Receipts OF caves were 2b7 head, part milk fed vcals
anu part Dnternllk cayes Caoce llght Ducks county
Rradts The markct II du and inactive at 56e0ltc n
Bu ternllk Ives were selling SLOWLY at 4coiioc v n.
Keeps % sheen aud lambs were 10 carloads. or a..
ios head. Common to urine sheep are In very moser-
ave demand at 4@b11c. n. Common TO choice Wiz.
gina nnd Kentucky lambs we're quiet st 6iScbpc ~.
AUD good 10 pr Jersey anbs at ph@10fc- n with
NV fHira at lie Dressed mutton ruled dull al 5agc
y D. and drrsss lambs II gd10c
Ice elrts OF swine were 10 loads, or 2I9 hogs A
sm, bunch VI ono hogs changed alive at esc<
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Ferdinand ID Lucca. the Italian Consul G eneral
OF New York received letter yesterday from Prof L.
Papant Of New Haven, in which the writer SAYS that on
Friday night last his wife stole away from her home,
taking her infant which Is only eleven months old She
entered the New iOIk tram. anu hRyiag money
pleaded with the conductor to take her TO city.
From the Grand Central Depot she went on IN the
direction OF sixth syenuc, and since then has not
been seen Mrs. Penelope Papani has for many years
beeu subject to periods Of Insanity. Prof papautl
known throughout the country ono OF the most dis
unguisned teachers Of dancing In the world.
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Merrie EngInnd's National Game.

yesterday afternoon the st. Georges Cricket
Club played match against the Staten Island Eleven
ia Hoboken. The Staten Island were sent TO the WICK.
cts by MIR. Bance, Captain OF the st. Georges team
who won the toss. and they were soon disposed Of
- runs brewster their professional making IL u
them. The 81 Georges made 56 Jones being top scorer
with 81 Tho second Inning OF the staten Island was
sl more d asruus Than the hTst. they only scored
80. making their total for the two innings 81 ana eav
lng the ~ Georges 20 To which they
pllsued with the oss Of one wicket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21
DR.. TaIbo, Challenges Bosnrdu..

To THE EDITOR OF The SUS-ST: do not
feel at all satisfied with defeat for gold medal
anu championship OF the world By Capt. A. H. Bogardus
at Philadelphia June g. ana knowing that he holds
me Louisville badge hereby chaneuge the ptan 10
shOut Tor the hhiu badge ana championship. would
Ike 10 shoot ms match as early as possible | VII
leave the place OF shooting, Wei the date to Capt.
BOgnrdus, nut prefer for him 10 East shoot.
II WIN enable me TO- nnd the pigeons. winch know
WIN be OF little different quality To those used In our
last match Dr. u. TALBOT.