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THE VAR IN THE EAST.
Tho Turks Defeated near KIek-Osman Pscha
Compelled TO Retreat.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Paris Figaro pub
fishes a special despatch from Semlin, which
says "The Servian General Tchernayen is near
Nitsch The Turkish General Abdul Kerim has
made Widdin his base OF operations, and threat
ems Gen. Tchernsyef's rear. The latter's head
quarters have been moved back to Agodins."
On1cial advices received at Constantinople
state that the vischigrad division In Bosnia
crossed the Servian frontier yesterday. and
routed the Servians near the town OF Konterds-
man. which was captured and burned.
Haeusa despatch savs that the insurgent
Gen. Pekoe PauOvitch defeated the Turks yes
terday near Kick. The Turks lost $50 killed and
fifteen taken prisoners. The insurgent loss
was small.
Odcih dispatches received at Belgrade say
that the Servian Gen. Leschjan Yesterday en-
erRetioally renewed tho attack upon Osman
Pscha, compelling him to abandon his entrsuch-
cd positions before Saitsohar.
A Constantinopls despatch says the folio wing
news 10 onncial: The Servian division, which en-
tered Turkey by way OF Yenevaroche, was dis
porsed on the 18th inst. Seventy Christian fami-
lies, who fed FROM he neighborhood OF Metro
vita with the serviln troops. surrendered
after the defeat Of the latter. and were restored
TO their homes. The Turks attacked the Ser
Wan camp at Sontchanitoha near Novi BAxar.
The ServiaDs were defeated and hod.
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lis testim opy with his
BEDLE ON the TICKET or FRA I'D
A Letter from New Jerseys Governor-sur-
ring speeches and Resolutions.

ring speeches and Resolutions.
six thousand Democrats packed Catho-
tic Institute, jersey City last night to ratfy the
nominations Of Gov. Samuel J. Tiiden for Presi-
dent. and Thomas A. Hendricks for Vice Presi-
dent Long lines OF parti-colored lanterns hue q
from the entrance TO the hall, and rockets
blazed In the air. At6 o'clock the crush was
great that an outdoor meeting was organ.
lzed. From the stage hung portrait OF Gov.
Tiden. festoonsd with Gags, while from the
arch, over the speakers chair, were streamers Of
Doodle " and " Hall Columbia"
he meeting was opened 10y the Hon. James
N. Davis, who congratulated the Democracy on
the excellent work OF the 81. Louis Convention,
and ended by Introducing ex Mayor Garrett II.
Ntn ne pen. who acted as permanent On litmsn
Louis were enthusi stically adopted Letters
were read from ex Gov. Parker. ex-Attornoy-
General Gilchrist. Gov. Bsdle, and Others, re-
GREETING thcir inability 10 be present. The letter
OF Gov. Bedle ended as follows; II am fully
satisfied that in all lts aspects the tioket adopt
ed at st. Louis is the strongest that could have
been made. II is n ticket OF brains and execu-
tive power. lite leading citizen has u clear head.
ter une0ualiod. Mr.. Tiiden is the representa-
tive Of the strong element OF reform. None has
astroneer vii, or greater ability to accomplish
the great work ahead"
The Hon. Rudolph r. Rabe, ono OF the dele
gates to the 81. Louis Convention. made a stir-
ring speech. He took no the Ctncinnati plat
form and compared II with Gov. Huyes's letter
of acceptance, and showed that Hayes really
endorsed Grantism and what Ia termed In the
platform the honorable record OF the National
Administration" Hts remarks were received
with applause.
Attornev- General vanatta showed how the
Administration had screened of1oials detected
in kembleism how honest men had been turned
out OF the Cabinet. ana that the great source Of
orruption-whiskey rings and Indian rings
had been traced to the White House.
Sen tor Aobett followed In a ringing spceoh,
In which he nrrsigned the so-oailed Republican
party OF Grant for Grantisn. dishonesty, nspot-
ism, and the curse of rings. incorpoE itiug In his
remarks u history VI the St. Louis Convention.
The meeting closed with tremendous cheers
for Ilden aud Hendricks.
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THE Reform CLUBS.
Organizing TO Defeat the Addition. Division,
and silence Party.


and silence Party
Horatio Seymour, United States Senator John
b. Gordon. and William Pinckney whyte. and Congres
men j. Proctor Knott. Samuel Randall. John X TsrboI,
John Hancock aud Charles L. Hooker will address the
TammAny msss meeting on the e5th inU The call will
invite all Democrats Irrespective Of any organization.
to participate IN the meeting.
In the seventh Ward Hotel last evening, the James
II Brennan Democratic Club OF the seventh ward sss
organized. Tue ofnccrs are Michael Kennedy, Pres
dent T. Melville and John shelden, Vice Presidents
7. BareQulu Secretary aud J. =. Fowler. Tre surer
The meeting adjourned with three rousins cheers for
Tllden and Hendricks
The Tllden anu Hendricks Club Of the Sineteenth
Assembly District was organized Thursdsr evening
with Thomss {. tcclesine, President; A j. De Vale,
Nice-Presdenti VIM. Mcdonald Secretary ID. W. Van
Noorhle, Treasurer. About $50 nanles enrolled
The Peter A. Lee Association VI the Twentieth Ward
nave resolved TO support 1lden and HENDRICKS and all
tue Democratic nominees OF the c " and State
Tne Tuden and Hendrck's Clue Of the Fourteenth
Assembly District organized on the 18Th inst. with
Michael O'Rorke, President; Mathew MctIler, Peter
Cunningham. snd Michael tshall, Vicc.Presdents /;
IhOs r. Mary. Corres ponding s. cretay; Edw Pie
penbung Recording Secretary MOsrs Kahn, treasurer
The 1ilden aud Hendicks tluO OF the twentieth As.
remhly District wss orgauiked last night At 767 Ih,rd
syenue, Col Jonn X. Perley was elected President.
The Dem ocrais OF Jamaica, l.. l.. are organ
Ilng for fiideu and Reform.
IL Is expected that within day two Gov. Tilden
VIA he the guest Of the Hon 5. Is. Gardiner al East
HAMPTON, L l.
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4 DISASTROUS TRIAL TRIP.
An Explosion in the Thundcrcr-Manv Per-
sons Killed and Wounded,

LONDON, July H.-A serious accident oc-
cured on board her Majesty's iron plated turret
ship Thunderer. while on q trial trip In Stokes
BAY today. The Standards special despatch
from Portsmouth says "The Thunderers boil
or exploded forward. Fifteen persons were
Killed and twenty wounded Among the killed
are the Chief and Assistant Engineers. Capt.
Wilson was wounded; his hand was blown OF !"
The Thunderer was m aklng trial trip on meas
ured mile in Stokes Bay. The vessel Is now az
spithead.
Rutgers Telegram Compsny's despatch from
Portsmouth says that twenty one persons were
killed and sixty wounded by the explosion on
board the Thunderer. Many OF the wounded
cannot recover.
A stil later despatch from Portsmouth says II
is feared that twenty-six are fatally wounded.
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AFTER the FIRE.
within tho Biackened Walls OF the Old
GRatle on the batierY.

within tho Biackened Walls OF the Old
Castle on the Battery.
Thirty-seven men were at work in the
ruins of Castle Garden yesterday, and by Mon
day they will have the main building ready to
be rooted In. The Commissioners of Emigration
are alone responsible for the work. the muni-
cipaty having given no authority forit Among
the articles that have been taken from the ruins
and are held by the police 10 the boards rooms
are soyereiRns and napoleons. melted to masses
OF half-fused metal, and forty-hve gold and
silver watches, the latter very little injured,
tneir owners having carefully slowed them away
In tho very heart Of their packs. Some jewelry
mas oeen iounu careIuilf wihppeu snu slowed
room at the time OF the fire were several bags OF
seed oats. These were burst while tue Castle
was burning. and their contents were scattered
on the ground, and already greeu spears OF oats
are shooting up, some having already attained
70 the height Of Ave inches.
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A JERSEY CITY EIrE.
A Grant Editor who Thinks Democratic fl.
vestigations Worse than UssIesa.

The interest OF Zebnia X. Pangborn In
the Jersey City Evening Journal Is advertised
for sale by the United States Marshal for the
District Of New jersey. The Jersey City Aryts
says that In September, 1851, Pangborn was ap-
pointed psymaster In the United States army,
and in May, 1852. his accounts failed to balance
by tT9t4.5l. lie was required to refund the
amount, but would not. caplHs was Issued
FOR his arrest, but he could not be found. Suit
was entered against him In the United States
District Court At Trenton, and judgment oo-
tatned for the full amount claimed. The judg-
ment was never pressed until the Democratic
House Of Representatives began Its investiga-
tions. Then orders were Issued from Washing
ton to proceed with the case, and Pang b orn' q
Interest 10 the Erenin0 Journal will be sold on
September IA
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Tho Alleged DsfauIting Treasurer-A Hope
full View Of his Cass.

wAsHISoroS. July H-Mr. James s. Wilson,
eI District Treasurer has arrived here from New York
Mr.. Wilson states that he detained in that city In
consequence OF illness, and that he will show
TO the entire satsfstion OF his friends and the
public that his accounts are all right and that he did
not intend to abscOnd hr hsd cause TO do go lie
Is st quite sick, aud on his arrival Immediately
70 his home MIR. Wilson brought back with him a
drsit 90 New YORK for the money heretofore said
be deficient In the examination of his accounts and II
10 not believed by the accounting Ocers engaged
In making thorough eNamina alton Of the books that
his account viii be one dollar short.
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been locked. wrenched /, open and jumped for the
stars AZ tried gct the ,oor op J saw fisaen
reached the door and the baldheaned man followed
after me ana nred again. think there were Tour or
nve shots nred chile was In the room. don't thlnk
the ttlo man. whose revolver seized nred a! Az ior
pushed him forcibly one slde and he had not time 70
get ready The shots tired In rapid succession.
left the place and ran to Ferry street,
Dickerson subscribed his testimony with his
m rk.
The inquest was then adjourned TO the court
house, where tho first witness examined was
Charles W. Meyer whom the brothers h d
meant to kill. He told what he knew OF the
murders. Tho Thlolhorns, he said. were not
drinking men, but he did not believe them to
be sane.
Other witnesses recited facts already de-
scribed and the inquest was adjourned until ~
o'clock this morning.
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Adjective IN Pet,,coat..

A young lady living opposite 2l1 Congress
street Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon saw Two burglars
enter the house. which was unoccupled. anu quickly
donnng her hat enc hssened 20 the Butler street po
lice station told Sergeant eary who oss in charge
Detective Roche and two UihceTs were sent to ,he
number. They found that the lead pipe IN the house
had been cut and the gas nItnres torn down. The
thieves Mers und hu Idled up IN dATk corner OF tht
cellar Ihei fought tnd s.fusg cd 10 got ,t but were
"TurpOwefeI and taken To the ponce station, They
that their names Francis and Anthony smith
and that tney were frnui New YORK,
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The Dead Police pro-,deut'. Chair.

The 1emberAnce Reform Union, which Is
made up for the most part VI reform ed Brooklyn
druukards have memorsliEed Mayor schroeder asEtng
fur the appointment u man ia place OF the late
President " gAe Police BoarI DAME ID. Briggs. who
Nlll strictly enforce the Liquor aw and 70 this end
they suEgesf the name Of Jtnes Morton. the ScOtcn
Oaker WhO has beeu ono Of tne most radica tom
per nee men There IL every prospect that Mayor
scnrOedrr l Mohday send 10 the Aldermen for
nrnatlun tn namF " Gen Jas. Jourdan, athQugh
many persons are urging the nomination OF Co. kud
my {. Ward OF tue IAeny-third Regiment, now 81.
peryisor MaYOr has gone to Shelter Island
10 tscape tho pOntlcIuls.
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A Clerk,a InhnniIY

Edwin Lopthan WIS committed to the City
Prison yeserday by Justice wandel He NB2 yeOrs OF
age and Is dr., goods clerk His pockets were packed
with letters. One addressed 10 the Coroner reads
Deliver my body to Eliza Hasgerty 26i.Esst seventy
sevuHth street The inquest should be short, thus
Edwin i,,uthan died from pistol shot wound given
b. his own hans'" lhe writer added the request haJ
his body should be .nt TO Palmyra, Missouri ana III
IL llher John Louhan Of Canton, Mississippi, should
be Informed by telegraph OF ni. ueaih. Loulhan Is 10
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carr. HUGHES's WIFE.
Rash Marriage aud sad Expericuce Of a
Canal Beatmau.

John Hughes. Captain of the canal boat
Charles johnson, lying at Columbia stores for q
load Of grain. which he Is to take to Hoboken.
went TO the Butler street police station. yestor-
day morning, to complain OF Mary O'Neil whom
he had met I'm a New York concert saloon. and
taken without ceremony to be his wife, be-
cause, as he said. she wss quiet, modest. and
good-looking. She had developed q terrible
senper. had taken to drink. she stayed out late
Of nights. and when she returned she invariably
beat him She came to tho boat at 5 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. and because Hughes re-
proved her for her peculiar ways, she thrashed
him. being much his superior in strength. hen
shc swore that sue would Ok the baby, and she
dosed u with some strange medicine. As II did
not wake up, Hughes conclu. ed that II was
dead. and determined to see the police. Detec
tive Roche found an emaciated infant In tho
canal boat, under the influence Of paregoric.
lie sent II to the Sheltering Arms Nursery. He
found its mother on the wharf aud arrested her
When she found that her husband was the COM
plsinant she sprung at him aud kicked him
violently Ia the stomach. and was not suodued
until her wrists were sh ickled. She was sent to
the House OF the Good Shepherd for six
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FLOODS At THE WEST.
a Village Inundated and a Family Drowned
"A Disastrous Wsterspout.

PIrTsBURGH, July H.-At Freedom, Pa,
q small town on the Ohio river, twenty four
miles below this city. rain storm yesterday did
ersat damage. Crows Rup, whioh empties into
the Ohio at this point, was swollen 30 u river In
size. The houSes all along Its banks were
Hooded, and house owned and occupied by
hill and her four children, who were In the
house, were all drowned. None OF the bodies
have been recovered, ana II Is supposed they
were swept into the Ohio river.
watersDout near LOudonville, Ohio. do
stroYed number Of wheat nelds. carried od
one hundred head OF sheen, and washed out
several hundred feet OF railroad track, In some
places to the depth Of eight feet.
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An Aged Couple. Diyorc. suit.

Wilhelmina u. and Charles Jordan are about
slxy years Of and had been married quarter
OF century. In November 1874 wnhelmina snsd for
and obtained limited divorce the ground OF cruel
treatment The Court directed the defendant to pay
ti 900 year AmOny for the support OF the wife and
children since the order was made two Of tho children
have attained majority, and another Will be OF age IN
August Counsel for tne defendant applied to Justice
Pratt yes erdar 10 reduce the aony 10 $3.50 per
mum. The Court reduced the almOnY to $3.50 per an.
with liberty Tor the defendaut to apply for smother
Reduction IN JAnuary, 1871
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THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.
section 5.1Os. as the Conference COMMITTEES
would Amend IL.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE conference COM
mitteeis report on the Act to amend the Bsnkrups
act" which was adopted In the House Jus, before sd-
journmcnt to-day provides that section 5.i0s OF the
Revised statutes II hereby amended ss follows;
At any time after the expiration OF sx months froo
adjudication OF bankruptcy, or II no debts have beeA
proved aEslust the bankrupt or no assets have come
~ tue hands Of the assignee 81 any time after the
praton Of sixty days and oefore the nna disposltioa
OF the cause the bankrupt apply to the court for
discharge from his debts This section shall apply u
all cases heretofore or hereafter commenced.
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Gov chamberl.in Asking for Troops.

WAsHISGToN, July IA letter from Gov.
Chamberlain. asking that troops be sent south
lna has been on ne IN the War Department for several
dayt Chamberlain viii be here on Wednesday 10
msgnify the Hamburg and k1gcneld Disturbances.
Inc cni authority has not been exercised IN his state.
and THIS appeal for Federal Intervention f. Of tho
Governors schemes to regain his lost influence
the lcks. South Carolina politicians say a vii avail
him naught IS the dis uiOanCcs supcriuduced by
his QulIOtie course tor The pas. hfteen mouths.
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Suicide In tho Ely.,au Fields.

few minutes before IL O'Clock on Thursday
night oncer Flaherty heard pistol nred IN the Elysan
Fields After short search nc found Loul, hinsing
lying the foot OF bleeding from bullet wound
In the head Minsing st neld the revolver and made
enort TO put another ball Ia his h ad when he heard
the Otlcer. He maohinit In the employ Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company aged ~ years, and
unmarried lie had been drspondeht on account OF
broken time and reduced salary. lie took several
drinks al tue saloon before he went out on Thursday
s,tyn
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Tho Hopes Grant has Aroused.

Deputy Revenue Collectors Gillen and GibeR
con Of the Brooklyn Collectors once, who were sus
pended some weeks ago by ID. d. Pratt. Commissions
OF Internal Revenue the charges made By Chrstisu
A. stein indicted Illicit distiller that he had paa
them $500 week. which sum, Stein alleged was shared
~ ex Assistant Dstrict Attorney Hughes orotheria-
stated IN once while President Grant 10 restoring the
ousted onclals The deputies wege not indicted be-
cause STEMS testimony could not be credited Deputy
Gnen IL Is said 10 sure OF rvappointment snce ProA
dent Grant has removed the present Commissioner ok
E LAx
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A Fatal Leap for Ilbsrty-s,oGe. at Auburn.

AUBURN, July 1i.-while a gang OF nfty con-
vct transferred from sing Sing we're on their WAY to
Auburn TINS morning. Thomas EdgerJ. man from
New York sentenced to fifteen years impr.onment,
ieaped from the car Window lticA while the tram
Wal tunnng at the rate OF forty mes per hour and
MAS instanly Killed. AmVng th0se Fho safely Apyed
here was Edward y Stokts, who shot nud ktu James
Fax. Jr Ia 1879 Ills sentence was for four years and
with tue LEGAL deductions for good behavior lac Will be
al, charged IN OctOOer next.
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Hanged amonE EI0wers.

As Mr.. Ho,brook, OF 70 Court street, Brooklyn,
pas ing the hohouse Of Henry Jencks, norst at
81 schernerhorn street, Brooklyn. he saw him hanging
b, the neck to one of the beams The door the glass
house was fastened, but liobrook gained an entrance
Ru1 Ihe body doWu. Mr JencAs was siAy ytAfz Of
ave, snG owned q farm ~ the suburbs OF BrOoAiYn
winch supped his greenhouse. No cause Is assigned
q ne auleile.
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KILBOURS's BOARD BILL.
The Keeper Of the Capitol Restaurant Told
TO sue the United states.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-It will be remembered
that Halet Kbourte was for several In custody
the House. confined In the common jail, and while an
inmate OF this institution he furnished with the fat
OF the snd Dy the keeper Of the House restaurant his
bill amounting to $500. II will also be remembered
with what parade kibouIne. Who has grown nch by
his connection with the real estate pool aud with Boss
Shepherd said that he would pay the bill " the House
wou d not. The House rejected 1t an insult nnd
United states he was unlawfully confined by order
of the House and that the nited States responsible
for all Indebtedness Incurred. Those VINO apOluglE lEr
for koournes meanness say that 10 because he
not the money anu 10 Obliged to make outward
chow OF bomb1tt cover up his financial embarrAss.
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Oficer Smith Of the Library Hall police sta
ton, Jersey city, found Lizkle Hsley and Sophia
Thompson fighting Phillips street late on Thursday
night ana arrested them. Al midnight Po ice Cnmmts.
siuner kceney visited Miss ThOmpsun'- cell ane ex.
prcsang desire 30 the oiccr on tue force re.
leased Miss Thompson from CUSTODY. Yesterday morn.
Ing, when Justice Kesse heard OF the action of The
Commissioner, he expressed considerable indig
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Kllled In From, of III. Door.

John Scott, aged thirty. Ave, residing at II
Railroad avenue Jersey city, Jumped over the fence
ana tried to get on locomotive that WAS going from
the Midland yaId to the Pennsyyana depot at b5 A.
yeserday ho tried TO step On the pilot. and slipped
INo engine passed over HIM. king hun instantly 10
front Of his own door. the maHglcd remains were
carried home and County thy.eian Conyerse notified
gTout many people ltlng the llne Of lhe rOnd are
In ne haOt OF saving few blocks walk every mornIng
by Jumping ON these engines.
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An InvaIid's suicide.

Joseph Raynor of frs. and Meadow streets.
Hobokcn. left his family sitting In tho paror about
ceyen o'clock on Thursday night. saying that he would
a nap on the ioun.e IN an adjoining room About
an hour artery ard his win found him with mis- throat
cut from ear to ear and razo, ng al his side isay
nor hal been an Invalid for mon 'han Sk Years DeluR
sticted with neuralga aud asthulS-
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PARIS July l4.-The attitude of the party OF
the Left has entirely changed since the upon the
measure for the appointment OF Mayors showed tie
Government had majority in the Chamber OF Depu
ties. The Lett Will autain from all attempts to over
throw the ministry henccforth and only aim a. OBJ
tauing RepubllCan majority IN the senate at the
partial olec tlOn which 10 hked for 1873.
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Mysterious Fire.

Az an early hour yesterday morning Are was
discovered by the police 10 the partition walls OF two
two-stOry houses on Bay street stapIeton L. having
originated Ia shoe box stuffed With straw The nre
was soon sulBned wlth but slight Damage one OF
the puidIngs owned By Geo. Hon iau. ana occupied
BY him - dwelling and shoe store anu the other VI
j. kanner gs dwelling house aud DRY goods stOrd
Tho buidlnRs stock aud furniture are Insured the
AanhattAn ami Lancashire companies for t2l50D. The
buildings are Naued az tS,bOO,
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GOOD NEWS FOR BATHERS.
Long Islands ScR-Girt shore 60 be KsD
Clear from Onnl.

Cornelius Ferguson, the Shore Inspeotos
OF Long Island, says that he will to-day enforos
the law, making 1t unlawful for any person u
sail vessel containing oral through the Nar.
rows without a permit. lie intends to obiiss
all such vessels to dump their cargoes when the
tide 10 highest, so that the dead animals viii
not be washed on to the bathing beach at Coneb
Island. force OF men in boats are to 20 ,nto
the bay today to see that these regulations ars
enforced. Tho penalty for violating the law Il
six Dontns imprisonment and hne Of not lesx
than AKIN
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Bloomfield Hotel, KinGsland, \. j., was de
struyed ny nre ON thursday nshl. Loss o., 900; 10
sured IN Newark Tor 5000,
John Nicholas, whilo coupling cars on ths
Peuns lynnia Railroad track on the lilac ensack Mead
wsye;tero y, was crushed between the bumpers aus
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DETROIT. July H.-Last evening William sex.
ton md george H. slosson played q three-bal game
900 points. slo,son winnng In sxty-nlne innings.
score, UOO to SSs