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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25


The letter of Gov. Hayes is a
moral forgery and, Of course, a
mistake. Being a strictly demos
cratic appeal it will be a failure
because nominally addressed to
republicans where democratic thuno
der tails still born. 1t is clear
Arrangement Of Grants admins
tration and a Reputation of Nor
tons bloody shirt At Washing
ton it is received with ill-concealcd
disgust, and in Indiana il will lose
him the earnest, active support of
Morton. OF course it cannot win
any votes from Tilden, for Tilden's
friends would rather trust '-demo-
cracy TO u Democrat than to a Re
publicanS Grant ,is not extreme in
his piety, and does not sickle
over the use of his words, and We
venture that, when ho read it, he
tossed that letter into his spittoon
with the vigorous but ter5e CONS
mentary-'darn phooll" t
The fact is Hayes letter places
him on the St, uis-platform, and
every level headed republican he
meets will inquire of him what in
the thunder be is doing there
Evidently afraid of his party he
has thrown its banHer which is the
bloody shirt, the only one it ever
won anything witig and has, seized
FAC SMILE of Tildcn's with Re
form written on it. The Whole
thing may be likened 10 a republi-
can thistle with democratic apples
deftly stuck between its barbed
branches. The -timid 4 and the
Ignorant will shnn il asa dangerous
and Unnatural thing, and the wise,
will give it only,a kick, bring down
its stolen fruit as fit only to be
eaten by The swine that infcst To-
publics in decay aa.I DOG 1fsss 20 Dr.
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R0SenhGin Corner for Sale.

III OFFER for sale, privately, my brick and tin
- store, at the corner Of Main and Fifth streets
bristol, adjoining th new store houso Of j. n
.dopth along Fifth street is 100 feet The main
building 10 46K26 Of brick, covered with tin
with excellent aparinntnents over the store for
family. The rear building is framed and in Rno
conGtion, and is usedalso for family pnTposes.E
inc whoiS contains stare and dwelliugin admira-
The situation is thevery best in town, being on
the corner Of the twobOst business stTeots
For price and terms apply to my
Agents, York IL Eulkerson.
HENRY ROSENHEIM,
July IS, 1866 .--T a.E-.t..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

EyERYwHERE there are evidences
of the wonderful esteem in which
Gen, Gustav was held by the peos
pie. In the South his unscalped
but perforated and bloody corpse
has touched the noble chord that
makes brothers Of all brave men.
The Soldiers of Lee and jackson
arc volunteering:to avengchis death
and Northern wealth is offered to
build him a magnificent monument
Custor's is the bloody shirt that
stirs the hearts of these people
South of the Ohio, as deeply as
those South of the st. lawrence.
1t is said that he was the pride ana
glory of the National Army "
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80 : - -7-7777 .2G{
Gold in New York, Ill 81.

Go it, Bobby Lincoln, for Tilden. II
you help US TO split this corrupt radi-
cal party, it will make you as famous
rs rail,splittipg made Mars Abe,
whose old law partner, we learn, is
ready to prize open with the hand
spike, while you drive the wedge.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

THE prospect grows brighter. Gov.
Hayes and his party are fighting on
different lines. He has raised the cry
of reform and one term. They have
raised the bloody shirt as the banner
for the campaign. Gov. Tilden has a
record that is positively unassailable,
and he and the party supporting him
will be in perfect accord and fighting
to one objective point-the reform of
the Government. r.srl..
There are many indications that the
tide isalready moving toward Tilden
aud Hendricks. Hayes and Wheeler
have utterly failed to arouse any en-
thusiasn, and it lis even doubtful
whether they will have the cordial
support of the administration. How
Hayes can expect the support of Grant
after hls jetterOf acceptance we cannot
see, eEdeptonithe fheoiy that he has
no capacity. New York will be car
ried for Tiiden by an Immense MAORI
ty, and it is said New York is the key.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

Gov. McMullin and Gen. Pride,
more met on the 18th. at Marion.
We learn from an eyewitness that
the discussion Mastone OF tho livo--
liest and most intcrestingthat was
ever heard in that town. Pride
more is fine it repartee aud match,
less at an sappQS&t% The Cav
crnor stuck to his guns with his
accustomed pertinaeitN and Pride
more brought down the crowd
with his wit, ao....
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EVENT and COMMENT.
The Receiversh have abandoned their
Application To- borrow, moueySts y

The Congressional Committee In the
Platte-Goode contest have accided IN
favor of Platte, much to the. surprise
Of Goodies friends, some 81 the Demo.
crafts voting with the Republicans.-z
We very much doubt whether the
House will reverse the action of the
Committee. II makes but little diff
ference as tho session II nearly over,
and new election comes in NoVem-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

WHEAT Is quoted IN Atlanta at
81 90 to 81 25 for White, and 81 Is to
81 20 for Red. ...
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
Proceedings at Abingdon

The County Committee met yester-
day at II A, NJ, and revoked the call
made last week by G., b. COale, Chair
man. The decision was unanimous
that the notice was insufficient. 1t
was then determined That the Districts
DO directed to appoint each two dele
gates and two asternates 10 the Abing-
don Convention of the 23rd of August,
and that for that purpose they hold
meetings at II A. NJ. ON Saturday, the
10Th Of August, at the following places
for each district
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

The Petersburg District holds its
Convention ON the 27th Instant. =
From quarters Gen, Malone is
urged to accept The lIomihation, but
he does not wish it, aud his acceptance
is certainly doubtful. -.,E .... ...#
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

Messrs. Page and Maury are the
counsel for the Receivers of the a, NJ,
& o. II, r.. ~.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

C. IN son per day at me. Samples worth 81
w " Wv free. STINE CO., Portland, Ne.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

Chester, in the Petersburg H,dcr-
Appc0i, says it seems understood that
an order for the sale of the G. & o, r.
II. will be entered at the October term.
The same writer says Gov. Walker
is gaining strength rs n candidate for
reelection. Capt. Geo. ID. Wise has
not yet concluded to run. -"
The Democratic House. has cut down
the appropriations asked for by the
administration, so as to save the enor-
nous sum Of sixty millions of dol
lars.
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RoBEsoH ON the DEFENSIVE.
Hew he Explains tho Payment Of old pnt
Ofteu Rejected Claims.

WAsHINGToN, July 6-Secretary Robe
son vas before the Naval Comm,,,s. ,o-a.v for
-,, -. Ns'"' NV'"'",''eo 'V'' ~
nearly nVe hours' and was heard m"iny In ex-
plaDation Of the numerous jobs which have
been fostered nv him s,nce be succ.oa A s.cra-
-. -, .., 80 49, w 'uoOoou oo''o-
tarV b"r'e' among otner interesting documents
he produced receipt from the Collector of In
ternaI Revenue .bovi,g ,h., na o.,, g., -.
uo' e"o"i"f '"a' "e pa'o 10 one
year an income tax of over seven thousand dol
lars; yet the books OF the Revenue Bureau
~" 'A.' ,'o'" ,e"i W year "e III 'ue return
that ne mad no incOms that required the pay
ment OF more than fifteen or twenty dollars
Tho biatorv ~ ,o,,r,o,. o,a o,,,,. g. .a,,a. :,
VI ""'oi'ou' VI" O,a'''s was 'epea.to
70 oay, euch as the Huneerford nd Louisville
81 inns, ana hObeeons attention was called to
tue testmony snecting him personally. that he
miRht We AZ Oppor unity 10 txDi III.
me ccommt,es u very anxious TO md one
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THE WAR ON THE DANUBE.
No serious Fighting since the Engagement
at Saitschar.

LONDON. July 6.-The Times Of to-day
brs q special despatch from Ragusa which says (:
There IL complete panic among the Mussul-
man Herzegovinians at the approach OF the
Montenugrins, and they have taken refuge In
the fort,esses. The country Ia apparently aban-
doned. The reported Turkish successes on this
side are fabrications."
Advices have been received here from Semlin,
= Hunear an town on the Danube, nearly oppo-
nehtine botween the Servians and the Turks
SINCE the littef's victory at Saitschsr.
BELGRADE, July 6-Servian troops having
Consul-Gen ersl has LODGED q very strong COM
plant. and demanded full satisfaction for tue
outrage from, the ServiaL Government.
SCUTARI. July ct is reported here that the
Montenesrin,, will maintain a merely defensive
attitude. awaiting the result OF the nrst engage
mems betwee tue Turks and Servisns.
WAsHINoroN. July 8.-Ihe following Is
the nnici.i de, patch Of the Turkish mister Of
lurs ey here, announcing the result Of the bat
tie near Siitschr:
with the SeSyia us at the village OF fbrauz. near
Sitschar, wnich lasted seven hours. The
enemy letreated sfter having lost two tbousan
trenchments m do by the Servi us.
LONDON, July7.-A Times despatch dated
Ragus Jul ., suys the Monteneerin army Is
m ,rchns IN sever. columns unopposed toward
Mostar. and has already reached Nevesiene.
The Chris Alb.n,, ms have refused offer
non the Turks at Scutarl OF 15.0tO muskets
with which To hght against Montenegro.
he Times correspondent udds: From the
best informed sources | he, z tnat toe turk
isn reports OF victory are entirely false. Gen.
Tchrrn yen, since hts success at BabraD DagIAyA
holds his own an Turkish ground, and has
fought no other engagement. Gen. Oiimpio "a
o. II before Belins. On Wednesday he sur. ound-
ed aud cut to pieces 900 Iurk, sn REGULARS, a
4 W ouly escaping by nignt. All attempts OF the
Iufkisb arms To cross the frontier have been
viCtorlOu-Iy repulsed.
The Berlin despatch TO the Tmes announces
tn I the Prince OF Montenegro mas issued a
piocl nation to tue Herzegovinese oferIns to
ioer 10 the Christians and to protect tue Mo-
hammedans N IN y surrender peacefully.
Gen. Tcbernaleh has srrved AT Pro-, on the
road ~ SOPHIA. II he succeeds In reac Mug So
phia he Will command the railro I'D TO Oonstantt-
NOBLE, thus isolating the Turkish force at Nish.
lne Iui kish tfOops netween Nish and So phia
are estima ed At 10000. which Is prob bly, less
than The foroe rcn.rnAyen can bring against
them.
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J0rTINGs About ROW..

A. A. Seiover OF W all street has nled a petitioa
In bankruptcy, osins t51O 900.
The attaches Of the Park Theatre will receive
dement's this and to morrow evening
Commodore Vanderbilt was comfortable yes.
terday, bu, he did not get out OF ms ued.
Andrew II. waiiing OF s3l Tenth avenue won't
In To baIhe the New jersey Is, on Wednesday
evening, and mas drowned.
The Jilden and Hendricks Camoaien Club OF
S sSdm. & ok asors .S pTssaas ssns IN H''
Miss Mary Louise Henley, who W IS severely
TUNED. her dress having been Dy cracI
er m kghth avenue on tie Fourth, died YESTERDAY.
James Phllips Of 353 East Thirty first street
sixth street. lie al before the ambulance arrived.
Rose Kane gave birth TO three boys IN thev
Carly Hospital On Wednesday. bht says he lnten 10
to name them Samuel J. Tnden. Thomas s. Brennan.
ana d. ii. kitrhing.
Hudnut's thermometer W 8 more reasonable
less spraug from 7B' at A. NJ. 10 So AZ $3.50 H. NJ.
aud ~ent No iurther down IN, So At Il r. NJ.
q tharine RYAN, aged seyenty yelrs, fell
t-et from cherry r,e CrAuiOrG. N j., yea
erday Sac ta<en 10 Inc On norrs street hospital
IN tins city. Or. yne SAYS tnat sac VIII recover,
An unknown III IN, found unconscious In the
doorway OT AZ Frankln street Yfstelday dled 10 tue
Lh m1ers street hospital. Germ a "a spOrt IN MS
pocket bore the name william Ju lus Louis Mlilrr
Leopold knhmn2er, a cabinetm ker, ~ ~
Wes TN enty-nnh str ~, VINO toss ms WE yrI ago,
and "a reaIttr frequently threatened 10 XII hlnse
shot hluself In the head yester LAY, Ailhns hlhse
valuable flie WIS stolen on the Fourth OF
July from tue ous0 of COL Franz T., Hove, oil West
T"tnty sixth street. Il "" oi heavy sllt. ABOUT
i'm; sous Of Ma sathusctts 1t VA prtsenied 10
Col. howe by Coy. Andiew IN 1854, and had az df
takrn waving from socket IN trout ~ tie hrt
slorJ Of the house Tue pohcs are acl.ey So rohin9
the 1ag may be frehdj aud triO g ssoagh W send
back to Col Howe VI his own Accor~
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and annhilate them before the other portions
Of the command can come to the rescue.
The scene Of the present miit ~ movements
10 envirOned In that portion OF Montana rerri-
tory from the YrlluwstOne river to the perma-
nent supply camp, eighty miles south, and from
the Lift Q BiR Horn river eastward sixty niie5
to q n. Cars assumed advance. IL Is cut up
BY numerous streams flowing north into tho
Yellowstone aud bv ranges OF mount ins COM
posing portion Of the Black Hilis region
THE NEWS OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED.
WAsHINGToN. July 6-Adj Townsend
teleer"Dned early In the day for news from the
lnuian expedition, a. also dti nr. trosby, chief
clerk OF the War Dep rtment. In response TO
the latter the following came tnis afternoon
from Chicago, signed by Assistant ADJ -Gso'
Drum:
Dispatches from Gen, Terry. dated from his camp,
mOutl Of the BIZ Horn, ju,y g confirm he newspaper
reports OF nxht Oh the % Of June, on tno Little
Horn ana OF Gen. Clusters death. Gen Terry nss
spalches 10 the ant Genrral wno Will probab
Communicate them l have not Yet received uen.
Terry report u the action nor lst OF the CASUALTIES
In addition TO the above, q despatch was re-
ceived here to day from Col. Rusgles OF Gen.
Ierrys staf, d ted St. Paul, and addressed to
sou. Lieut. Crittendeo. In an Indian fight.
TIE OFFICERS KILLED.
sr. Louis, july GA telegram from Gen.
Ruggles at St. Paul to Capt. Green Hale, oom-
mandrg the cavalry at the arsenal here, gives
the following as the names OF the ON ers Kill
led:
Gen. Custer, Col. Custer, Col. Yates, Col.
KeOgh, Col Cook, Ii Ut cIutosh, lieut..
Hodr-On, Lieut.. Smith, Lieut.. Porter. Lieut..
rrinGtnn, Lieut.. O ihoun, Ii ut. Reilly and
Lieu. oturges. Lieut.. II arlington Is missing.
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MASONIC APPOINTMENTS.


NJ. W. James W. Hustled. Grand Master, has
made the following appointments Of Grand ocers
d. ID. Grand Masters for the ensuing years
0rurd CAap la,ns-R. ". and Rev. John @. Webster
Y,rk; X v. and Rev. Uhsres N. Hall, Bro k,yn.
Grand kdfshaI-R. W. Jas. n. MORRISON, New York
6riad Stanaard Bedrsr-k W. Isaac n. Brown, New
York.
:. Q, aud Sisord BearU-R. W. John c. Box. New
G,and Sterqrds-R. W. A. =. B. cbsce, Hudson r.
". William v. King, New York " William II
DAVIS, New York. X W. J. Lesuu Lamoer, Hoosic
" .or Grand Dedcon-R. W. John W vrooman. Her
kimer.
Jan!or e,sna Deacon-R W. George W. schoOn.
: Gruad Lefwo-k. W. George II. Raymond. New
York.
G'ard Lordran-R. W. Robert II. Thomas, Port
Chester.
GId.d Psrsuirdnt-w. Johnston Fountain, New
lOrs.
O. and nier-w. John Hooie. New York.
.uslns Charles ". Huble, Broosyn. T.. D., Joseph
sh0.t Jr YroOk.{n G. aries Artnur Ne~ YOr.
lea clehman, Nyw lufk EdxarG NJ. l. Ehi
New ior&, Gs rye l. MOntssue. New YORK : { lsudlu,
G"org Di Key Nyack George L. Pr,ston, Roldoui
ae~f,; Joseph A. Jo1nson lnoni maei
sowo Hsury y ies ,esn Bbeoes' Ma.hiS1SSisa Mill.
Charles NJ bto~n, EiughaAt.n; LutaeT II. Conkau.
N nco. sah u. Marshall. nDr e e. Dis john u
4 TaOmsgn. corning bei janln Flag ~ su pension
81 dge; Bsrtr nu Cnaiye. spnns,i.le; AleI-nder
wentworth. RinJo,pIi WleI \. HAwAin-, Ne-
tomnniee on Foreign CorrepOndenee-M. W. Jonn
W. siuvH Il. ". Jerome FucS. And X Charles
Ge,t,Ian Loaoe.-c. p. L. HohenrhA. New York.
e,,cA, ihdn. uHd SPANISH Loagss -Anto4Io Con
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FOR TILDES AND HESDRICKs.


The Democrats OF the Seventh Assembly
District assem- Died at l28 sixth avenue last even
Ing 70 organize 1ilden Cluo. Mr. Peter II.
Olney was elected Temporary Chairman. He in
troduoed the orator OF the evening, Col. +. A.
COnki and that gentleman. In short speech,
commended the Republican party as founded
IN FAneuh Hall by Chas. sumner and az rem
dered CONSPICUOUS bv It's none deeos during the
war Al corruption crept In, and IN 1872 the ques-
tion was whether TO support the o'd party OF nom
inate arandn tie nf our own, and we nominated
Horace q eeley. The Elmlrd Loeral Re publican
Convention OF 1873 assisted gTed ly In the election
Of that great aud good patriot, lilden, IN tne FOL
lowing YEAR ibe men wnO stood oY dorace
Greeley IN 1877, nd wbn hiIed In electtng Sam-
.uul j. lldeu to tne great ONO tnat he holds,
will IN Noy-mosr mex aid In putting thdt great
4 te.inan 10 the WbIte House. here dre u
u illiOn snd hall OF working men, the bone hnd
siuew ~ this land out oil employment. Untli
ney can yet Work there Can he no rOsperlty ~
THIS county. NV reliance Is on these men. we
rea lire , chlnge IN tue q .yernment ana the
expulsion from power Of tie men who We
.Uused the iru-t IepOsed IN them hy tOe people.
Nr. OF ey Congratulated tue voters OF the
Seventh D'sIro. On having been i''oen m'n
nm the st .rt. "
The association elected II. II. Porter Presi:
d Mt, aud j. II. SkIuin"re. B q. Mhrsnaii, and
Jc"- HOpkinA. Vloe-Presidsats-
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now BOYS ARE rAUaHr TO STEAL.
The story Of the Abduction Of Two Boys
from the Battery Park.

AT O'Clock yesterday morning q little
boy, Francis NcGucken. seven years old, whose
parents live at "a Morris street, went with Jo-
seph McMann, a neishbor's child, to the Battery
Park to play. There, with several otner chill
dreD, they tossed stones into the water and
rolled on tho Rrass. Soon . dark-featured, un-
sbaven man. who was dressed IN q black frock
coat, rusty black trousers, and q stovepipe hat,
spuroached them, and; twiriins his cane over
to 20 with him, and en- he would give them
. en- twelve cents. Both McGucken and
McM,nn accomp MED the stranger across the
y. There he pointed to the dinner pail of
Dark labOrer and told one OF the bows to steal
toward II and N he saw vood chance TO take II
swsv. Near Fulton Market NJ Mann dartPd
AT about o'clock yesterday afternoon
frankie c0ucken, who is an unusually bright
hov, returned to bis home weeping, and told
the story OF his adventurs. He said that after
tor took him through m ny streets on the g st
sioe, aud that In Baxter street the m n ordersd
h'm 20 steal some clothes tn were hanging at
the door OF an old clothes dealer. saying; Now
you get that coat and I'll give YOU the twelve
Gems BE quick and run ANY, with IL, and you'll
be AL right. You'll get your money, and then
went Ss COY DO sIsa a
raj hours they entered Broadway. Al tnis point
the man said pointing toward a large building
There, guess TINS u the house; | want you to
opportunity mere TO escape, and hs d rted
among the wagons md stayes, ana under the
he lds Ot the horses tn 4 blocked the at eet. Hts
abductor graspen for hi'n, q messed HIM, and
shouted, " Here. you ra cal, ,ine Dack, come
here" Then lie turned and disappeared In a
street on the east sill me ab!nctor OF the
chiid isa well known ttery psrk loafer. He
senticed many chiidren away with him be-
fore.
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A RAILROAD OUTR1GE.
Unlawful Arrest Of n GentIemsn who Re-
sisted a Petty Extortion

-Irtrd a Petty Bxtortion.
Henry spaulding. aged GO, merchant OF
Bricksburrh, N. j., bought ticket at Mon
mouth Junction to New York on wednesda,, 4,
and entered the cars Of the Pennsvlvanis Rail
road. The conductor. J. W. A. Jorgenson, took
uo the ticket at Railway. and at Eliztoeth ue-
msnded an add'igDsl fare to New York. Mr.
Spauldins refused to paw. When the train
reached Jersey City the conductor took Mr.,
spauiding into the RECEIVERS ONCE and aqaiu
demanded the fare. Mr.. spaulding declared N
he was gwen receipt he would Y. Ihe paper
was made for 81 cents, wnen the regulation fare
l. 30 Gems. Mr.. Sptul ding declared no would
not submit To the extort,on. and he Was arrest
ed by detective and locked up. After being
In a cell all night lie WIS txamined before Jus
tice keese III Jersey City yesterday, and dis
charged immediately. Mr.. SJauidIng threatens
a hIllI Inr dam
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PARIS, July 6.-Diferences have arisen am ong
the Republican Deputies over the Municipal bid The
members Of the Lett. who vesterd agreed 10 a com
promise on the bill form the eroup known as the Re
publican Lett. Anotacr section OF Lefl cal ed me
"Repuocan Union" is u1der tae dire i leader
shlp " VI. Ganoetta held meeting to-day anl passed
luton rejecting tue compromise.
The journals hostile to Republic ,nism jubiant
over these dlssensions: They declare that cOnfa o
both the Republican Le' sud the lIroconcieaUle lsaI
Gals are opposed 10 N tsa .tta.
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NEW JERSEY.

Gov. Bedle will review the FIRST nrig ade N. c.,
8. \. j. at the camp near Trcn on ,o-dsy.
Micnae, Foley, hoooken politician, has sued
eX.COunty C.rrk John Kennedy for 500, paid Uul
VI. cing Kennedy TOUR yosrs ago.
Joseph Fletcher. n tramp, beat his wife insen-
siDle ON luesd al linden 81 IOn, near X nway. l. st
ngnt pnyscian in at endance pronounced her njuss
fa,a
A. three-year old daughter of John De Vries
Lodi. Bergen county, N. j., MAS accidentally shot
through the head Yesterday W her mother. WAC wAs
playing with pntoL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-07
BROtIA LIN.

Tho Germsn Dem oorats In BROOKLYN last night
vot,o to suppor tue Tilden-Hendricks ucaet.
Alfred Dersch, aRed o, of "a SoiRel street. fell
from the roof OF HI, nome last ngl aud his neck
broken. He dl, iustantV.
Al the meeting Of the Kings county Demo.
era ic General Commit ~ que Icum wing) last nzht
resu utiO ne ed by LGOy. Lowe were passed, pro.
missing nIIn support u fllden and hendricks
In the BROOKLYN Board 0f CITY Works, yester-
day. Presiitnt Spcum offered a resolution tht tas
Board nj once adVerts" for proposals complete the
sOne taciug v. the din Of tle Hampstead reservoir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-07
CapniCop,rnc,. Cancelled.

ALBANY, july 6.-At = meeting OF the Canal
Bosrd to-day Treasurer Ross offered q resolution tn t.
pursuance OF the recommendation OF the stste En-
gneer. the following contracts be cane He'd William
sheldon. contract Nav 16 1879, for swing bridge
Canton sppropiatt a. $1,000 Gu. ~, s2OO. HeArI
ID Denison, contract rca 2S 1871 tor reuVying waL
y Benn.tt contract Oct a. 1873. for rtps.ling tue
ONO street urlJSe, q rk anu oAluner nal hunAlO
appropriation, 900 security tlO0 X Il. Doug. Con-
raet Juy IA. loov 10 dcepshlnH a. O,w ~ Can4i At
OsSego apprOpr iAiions, 5000 Aad tg7, 90.
Tue resolution " . adopted.