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MT,Sy u. nisviile iilie.''',''',,''..,''''t 20
The chicagos beat the Bustons yesterday, eto3
Ihe Arlngtons heat the Aaskas, ~ TO Is
Tue tlarynrds defeated thr Rhode Island Club I2 to
The Clncinnaus defestcd The Hertfords, = " ..
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The London Poisoning Case.

LONDON. June 1.-The trial OF william Rimp-
ton Vance AMI Helen Since, for conspiracy " murder
with second charge against Vance Of ALONG anu aDe
ting Since TO commit suicide finished to-day Both
prisoners were convicted Vance sentenced to
eighteen months imprisonment and the woman Since
to six months.
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MADRID. June l.-Seven thousand soldiers
sailed for cuba yesterday. Senior Allaga, Cuban ot
cia accused OF malpracces, was sent TO Havana IN the
transport TO meet the charges against hun.
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wrestling tor the Championship.
ura.tlinu IN ia Inr AbAn and tho rham nj or

snip. Deyonshlre style, best TWO IN three. between
Albert Ellis of England and Harry Howard OF Glen
Cove L. IT, took place the Varieties Theatre yester.
day afternoon, After ten-mlnutes' struggle Els by
scieninc movement thre" Toward on both shoulders
on tue stage, winning the match.
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PROVIDENCE. X. l.. June l.-Asa Fairbanks,
aged upward OF eizhy years cropped dea1 ol the Wit
ness stand OF the sup LOurt this nOrulng while
giving testimony IN civil IN whicn he the
l.Alnln
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The CnnaICnnr HsrunL Iurx

,.ALBAEr, June l.-Jndge Landon has granted
the followi In the canal OF DennsoD "ThsI the
order nefeln mad: special term neid at syracuseo
me Mth day OF NAY. 1870, sylns az proceediDss un-
be sad she same hereby Il vaoiisa AID sch ssids."
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VENICE, June Count Antoine Rudolphe
Appony formerly Austrian Minister NJ Paris, dleI IN
this cl.y l0-day, aged uinety -four year.
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The Centennial Fourih:in New York Citv.
The Aldermen have p sscd resolutions re'
questing the Mayor to hold pubic reception OF
ON tials aud civilians In the Governors room on the
coming Fourth, and recommending body TO iIu.
inmate aud sections Of churches to ring the bells.
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August Daensen and illiam ae n, SwedeA
employed on Cummings's dredging toat the Hack.
ensack river. fell throUAh the pumping trap the bot
tom of the boat into the Daensen drowned
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Patrick sullivan. "a lahorer In tho Delaware,
Lsckaw aud Western tunnel Bergen Hll yesters
day was fatally injured by falling fragment VI rocE.
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boib bride aud br,dsuroom Dead.

Cen, wa.V harvey, well-known Brooklyn resi-
h.v MARRIED eight months ago TO Miss odelI OF
soOn sitsr.ana na sy wept to Europe whore the bride
NAi AlAouaoadi aea' Yesterday Mr.. Haryey's death
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PARIS, June IA large squadron Of French
men oi-war Is assembled IN the narOOr OF TouOn. IN
readiness TO sail for ths East but orders hAye YET
been received Tor lite departure.
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A nIan Handing IIim.clG.

Fred Z. Haas Of 10 Meserole street. Williams
bu gh, VINO was rescued from after jumping
himself last nighl
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The Tammany Hall General Committee unan-
lmousy passed resoiuiit Us, last evening. condemnng
tue seuoA VI the police w sunday, Tue gist w
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The total number ot
ceipts, tl3,1245O.
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JOTTINGS ARO UT rOKN.

Warmer, partly cloudy or clear weather, fol.
lower bai Ometer.
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Tho seven year-old son of Capt. James Dun,
ming ned At the foot OF Hudson street, JerseS
City, last evening.
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Car Loads Of Strawberries.
Fifty car loads Of strawberries arrived In Jsr.
CITY ~
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Boston, June David BoyDton, Postmastesl
LlIng e7,OVO
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Nj dnIas yte- 70 boys' Hase Hall Clubs. See No.
-As' w" a"d Bo"or An.' ica, Out to-day.
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Drowned In Huntington.
A son OF Patrick Hoban was drowned at Hunes
ington, l.. l., yesterday.
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they intimate 10 that there Ia snyihins In the let
subject Of th.s sse shS RIa be tns ae
llversd but shall wall anu be guided by ther OPINION
as 10 wnat ought TO do In the premises. As ~
bulk Of Lose letters, you might Just we'll send 10 my
ssS t Gs1as s ys. ,s sns any Ss ps Of sS
AZ evidence In This Investigation. Many Of them rela
ana wach 10 revived that there l. any.
have read them over Freely to tSese Two isno. sas
say, vi. sad tcm over freely 70 those two CO ounsel.
cason 70 blush over The result Is that postponed
my .eiqs unit could have Ihis conference IN regard
e9ary staspera!ns 20 ne that T. that in the month
and, The MAN. very pleasant business relations eI
tending back 20 period when Was very young man
IN iu think the precise date was sept si' is7s i
% e ma s's rnS. n.t Of ~ ss Sn se be sI snd al
IMPOSED taey sere given up These isliers mad been
grea, many letters from nun, and gave up all that
haI NJ Mulllsan cam, tnat NJ fi,nrr save those
has the ,iSh TO aspSss Of that eCrrsspondenee wnea
s pubic asa Is public" That was the ''fo sTouad
n letter VS. NOT aniNed AHp pva;cp ;sspsIsay s,ys
sd o lnsss sss lses 1e marked
LA iH'is.sg & ~, i was me rSsS1si nosihls onraS
Without he committee lcs gning me any wrong. fhcy
go out TO tue Hord. and lhen when 1t is that they
able IN the publication has eegn achieved and accom-.
anS "" IN Dv oter SS se Me Er he e 80 Ppoe %
adinssiolly Involves WIT myself protest against,
which ~ the use OF entrey pryaie letters wleh have
relevancy whatever 10 the IN hand took that
slovrs aud q that grouna IsaQd n,y, ts.,.y
Wa IN ualawiai possession u those letters. He had
no risAt 10 those letteas l take that ground most
JstnCty that there are but two men thAt can ossess
rghtiul interest IN private cOrrspo ndenct-lhe
writer and the person written 10 oand on tht right
sand. Now snal produce the letter with great FREQ
don on which Nj. Muigan has based his te, limons,
.asi. snow You i Ia: no rel lion - ,asi aSjsS. ''
by The ChArinan-A As undersiaad you. and as I es-
had Dslsse
sion Of those Letters on two cccasiUns7 A.-Yes.
o.-On the nrst occasion you promised 70 return
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~, THURSDAY. july. T-FLorR .ANo MEAL
e on the part Of hoders ara The senera .
S Ssb them D,o. 81 loser pr,s sav nc q y. I
Weguotci STATE aud Western. supertne. 81 tOes4; eI
.ra sat, &ernsSeti7i we.sts pTlns Ssesi EXTRAS.
wheat aui TX 40 j, - tiII1eeCIs Ssieni. 10
Tas q Ga4.so CON a,s;l-we.t ra. ;l ecss
Brand, wine. t32oetSSO. Rye nour-supcrhne. tte3
CorrrE-spo,. i.1ec higher, s.es $50 Oslss mostly
for consumptiln' middlng up ands 1iAc; For futurs
livtrics prices advanced l32c' saes 1890 bsles,
hsggs ii'.e fSr seI,ep9sr II ;.lee. fOr October.
erpo market quiet ana ste dy middling uplanas,
sales 10 600 bags here and 900 in Ia tmore pri,
, p. Dd i. mi % sJ1as' sGet 20 Quoted a ING
without transactions OF moment. sugars again higher
hho- go boxes and TO oaes on ihi. basis re6ned,
liissii'sc for hards The auc on sale OF tea. went
,Pes.SSy ,sl sss more active &C
t 5sS fsr sepemper Bacon lover and 9co bxs city
':a Su t s CIV ssflsG steam si,a ,tS
5m ne. Guy osSsil3o' and 40 city wte sbou,
::n1s ;,e. 500 te. el2.ias ,iosS Tor Aunt and
s. 40 demand go
via lar cali s.e a Gs'Ss' I'D , 90
&c paul. 2o92sc ives era creamery. Nab West.
i.eicri Sssssi Nsssfn 90 s :: CUE ss a1s
GBAIS-whe ABOUT steady Tor prime SAMPLES. but
rather easier Tor the poorer qualities an moderately
ectise sales l25 90 bush, Al 72s76c to rs Tor Red
Winter s0sS3c. for No Chicago soft s2sSjc. for
S% s4 os s ~ Il Sr 20 scsse
spring at 81 10 etll7 for No. sheboygsn tL1s was
bid and tl2D asked. Rye sold At 5Oc. Tor unsound
Western. Osts es. sctive but pr1ces abJut STEADY
sales. 10000 bush, 33eiq for mixed Western ga
4c. for mixed Stat Static for white Western $50
tsc. for shlte STATE. chiefly 46.si6tc. Corn opened
nrmr but clio ed without ads ance sales 1893 90 blsh
~ f6e52c. for heated TO 52a Sc for ungrsded
steamer NIX 56,s57c. for ungrsued SAL mixed the
higher Tor choice; 5tJ for steamer yellow GG2e
ia store. for white southern.
sUNDMEs-sprit. turpcntne was rather quiet. but
stea AZ 3ke30vc sales 100 hos last evening the
lnsl- Price. Rostns que and n0minaly unchanged II
ti.Sec II IS Tor common 10 good strained Petroleum
was liet hut strong az phdy<c for crude, IN buiK,
aud l7A'Gl7isc. for Tenurd. Ia Ublp. ocean freyhts
were quiet, but without change in rates grain to Llv
erpOo Oy ste an. I'll, che 6Ds. ton; -four to &
gov. by steam. As do. 70 London by sal 81 Ia o.e.
50 ga - Or. for orders. g. tltli do TO Aarhaus,
IL; renned pctr eum to the Baltic, O.. "a; do. 10
Trieste. ia soc. VIII skey sod The extent ~ rs
bbs. II 81 H. Taow steady anu fairy active a. tli3
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The Practical Result Of President Grants
Jdiotic Iudisn Policy.

The pucrie and idiotic management
which has Characterized Grants conduct OF our
Indian affairs Is enough To maze pnilan-
thrnpist weep tears OF blood and keep an ordt-
nary man ightng mad all the time. Tue prac
uCe Is to feed the Indians by guess-that u,
without knowing the exact number there are TO
iceland license traders to 60 among them,
whose cupidity ana greed for gain prompt
them 10 sell to the redskins the most improved
kinds OF nrearms, with ammunition To d., In
any quantity desirable.
In other words, Grants policy Is TO sell the
white men with. and tnea seId the men in
small expeditions 10 be shot IN detail. We
sf1rD our solemn belief that there has never
been an accurate census taken OF lodi ans at
keo Clouds and spotted Tails agencies. and
that the agents there are issuing rations right
along to a suppo-ititiOus number II In iians. In
this way the squaws aud children of a large
number are supported, while the bucks keep -
the front to nght AGAINST our troops.
More than this. we boldly charge that these
agencies are male the means Dy which these
hostile Indians are furnished and kept In al y
pies. his Is the wiy Of II. aud tue people
might as well Understand 10 frat As last. The
Herald has demanded time aud gain the re-
uIOvai 4 these Indian agencies to a point where
tIey co I'D not us made the means OF communi-
cation and supplies to nos lie btnNs; II MS de-
manded the INN -diate transfer Of theif whole
"a anagement t. the War Department, but the
thIeves 4 the Indian Knx and tools Of be-
so, ted President ID Radical Senate stInd In the
way Of every reform suggested. How long IN list
this state of al .lr, cOutlnIel
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NORTH RIVER YACHTING.
The First Contest alter the Opening Of the
Colsmbis's New quarters

The Columbia Yacht Club having
changed its anchorage from the foot OF Fifty
seventh street, North river, to the foot Of
Eighty-sikth street, the new club house WAS
formally opened yesterday. The cub house
comm nds a view Of the river as lar northward
as Tarrytown, and sonthwsrd as far as Com
nuuipaw. In the contest Yesterday the yachts
started "a follows Emma T., !. :. Backer. 40l :;
Journe, Commodore X. McWhinney.
4teg; Anne L.. u. L. Cannon, AO0l5 /;
Lily, j. A and X. III. Weaver. 4lJA.
lie co rse WAS from the club house &c Astake-
bOat on the oil emical works al Bul's Ferry,
thence to stskebost on Gutenberg, thence
home. Tue nrst boat To arrive was to receive
the pennant. humber OF outside yacht, IN
racing trim tested the mettle OF the cluo men
a. they rounded the nrst stake GOAT with gun
wales under. The yachts rounded In the order
of their stnrt, but the Journeyman swung too
near tue snOre and lost some time oy grounding
In tue mud. AT tue second stakrbOAt tue Emma
T. ted, and the Journeyman made up her lost
time. ON the home st-etcn, wi d tue sheets n
little OF, the yachts clr.ed the water from their
bows, and dashed across tue line In the follow
inc order ana nc, ual sailing time nm> T.,
4,D.l5. 2Htj, Journeynan, 1880, 500. Annie
g.. i3S:l5. 3S miu.; Lily, tiiuo, Si:4l. \ cl I'm
chnw dsr followed, and then the pcnnant was
prvsente b. ana ~ were the pfiZcs OF the contest
VI ne q. rne Emma T., Clara L., Al keyOir,
and Touch received silver prizes, ana the Jour
ne man received special prizes for beating oil
the boats IN all classes.
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THE DROWNING CALAMITY.
Two Lives Lost By not Lighting Piers where
Passengers Land.

The bodies OF the persons drowned from
the pier at the foo; VI West IweatY-second
street, en- Wednesday night, upon the arrival OF
the Plymouth Rock from Rockaway. were iden-
uned yesterday morning. they we're Ch iriss
Ohiweiler a barber, Of SOS Second avenue, aged
l2 70 irs. and bis wife Anna. AGED 70 Oh srles
Ohlueiler was native OF Prussia, but had been
in this country about 20 years, and leaves seven
children. Some Of the children sat up until
about two o'clock, awaiting the arrival Of their
parents, whom they were never to see az ain
alive. In the morning, one OF the boys read in
HE SUN that man and woman had been
drowned OF the Plymouth Rock. He went TO
the Twentieth street police station to see the
bodies. when he came up from the basement
where thew were lying. the sergeant asked him
II he recognized them, He ~eo, aloud. They
my poor fatner aud mother. ne said.
The Plymouth Ro K GENE 10 al the south
side OF the pier (; Mr. Ohlweiler and wife were
drowned from the north side, They had walked
Up the per to "a p'int near lhirtsentn avenue
and more than go feet from the gang plank
before they went overheard. there seems TO
nave oeen NOBODY very close To them At the
une. one passenser saws they seemed to fall
into the water vuv-th-r. Another states that
Mrs Oulweter stumbled over the narrow string
piece. ana that her husband following closely
behind. Jumped after her Immediately to res
Oiilrer Campbell. who was on duty near the
scene VI the accident. saws II was SO dark on tue
uler At the time that The water OF tue river could
nght on Ihirteeuth svenue. none on twenty.
secOnl 81 Get upto Eleventh avenue. He heard
the cry OF man OyerOoard." sud running uo
fuuL I % crowd collecting, but could sea not hing
IA tue water nor dld be hear any cries pruceed
ing from II. Ihera VS. line 81. hackney
coach Is along tue northern side OF the pler. Ine
one nearest Thirteenth avenue mad just been
drivrn away aud tho by-tanders conf ctured
that ths Ouweilers. sIpposing IN the darkness
that they nd1 reached the end OF tue pier and
were tuning 10 the avenue toward I"snty-
third street. stepped over he pier sids
As soon AS word reached the frat oficer OF the
Plymouth Rock. he ordered two hoats lowered
at once. ami m abe energetic search. one OF MS
mates. together vita MIR. Silvie Dlrand aud
Andrew JAcq ICES. sn actor, uNed Vanly aoout
ia tue llthy " ter for a few minutes. whlie tue
men in the boats netrched with DO ,thno :.
Af.-r aUoIt fifteen minutes the first omoer
brought no tne body Of Onlweiier with a boat
nook. There was some warmth IN II, and every
means Of iesus,itati0n was tried, out unaval-
ingy. Abeut twenty inmates la ter he body Of
Mr.. Ohlweiler WAS recovered. Inc hands on
tue canal boats lying Oh the pier rendered nc
az stance.
Private pirtes are not allowed to Hight the
pl'rs. The city aut lorttes have teen plttering
over the matter ol lightiog tue piers since earty
in the spring, uut have got no ordinance passed
4
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Mr., KimbaII Explains,

To THE EpIroR OF IHE SUS-Sr A report In
The Sun Of the 22i nst Of tue SUIT Of Llnfersan agt
Rogers, Is unjust to me. lie action not com
.nenced o. me, did Oh ilin the order " srrest the
attorney for tn psintr at thls time being Mr.. Charles
Fraser After the suit was Instituted. ana after the
defendant Roger.l had en- arrested under an order
Issued IN an founded transaction similar TO
the with Landerg and had been lodged IN Lut'
low street Jan and had rendered bail 10 TIT Sheriff,
was May o. 1873, substituted as the plainuns at
torney IN papers a e. the order OF substitution,
snd records % the Shers once suOstanti.e this
staten .lt iune Ilatey ylsl ed Rogers Ia jan, aud
endeavured - have nun refnn nd the money obtained
from landerg He declined to do 80 then but stated
that ne would a. soon he was released on tail, His
attorney assured ne buat l. nderg MS money would be
returned 10 MIN. In the action IN when ne hai be-
arrested. the surcties u the Dali boul Justncd Nhe
given m thl- case, ana Rogers vas released,
which could not prevent.
Ima4e many lnrifectuN st enpts thereafter 20 ma
Rogers, and nus ~ Mr. Landergaa decled to 10 % The
expense of ontainlng a pro0anly worth ess JUG,
m NJ wa 50 INSTRUCTED. and from hat time nntl
read the report heard nothing pf the matter Inc ten
9 i!4fs ~ @hcl be- complains va. PAID oy nh 10 Mr.
Frtstr WHO Mas un .oubteil entitled - IL for MS ser.
vice. never received one cent from Mr. Llndergan,
ald services we're a. Aitntul 10 ais Interests my
shU permitted. and u CHARACTER not 90 have given
Inn caus fJr lI.t luul lat fRAIk j, KENDALL.
NEW lpRg, Ju } 20, 1879.
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DIED.

cAMPBELL-on Thursday morning, Juy q. Franz
Leeaore. child Of John L. and Ailnins T. CamS
Re atyes ard friends OF the family are respec fully
Invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of NE
pareuts, w smith st. SOU Brooklyn, On Friday as
DAYTON Drowned ia Like skanea,eles on Wee
mes -ay july ri, 4 oert Eastman. sou ot Mia T. AM
SHr n Frances Dayton. IN the l7th year OF HE
Nouce OF funeral hereafter
july q. bert j. DelAtour, IN the h2i We OF his
Funeral from MS ate residence, Littr Neck, on sun
dav, July 80, Al ocoe. p special train NJ, leave
Re Ai.vrs aud friends Of lie fam D. and u@uioers 81
81 Nlcnuls. l. dye. an 4 VI. ald o. the Volunteer
tie Department II the city u Nes NorA, are iuNei
FITLrATRICK. Fort Hamilton. rnursdas, July
a. lsio. Mrs MARY tlpatrlcK. Beloved Nife VI AusIs
f.tz.a..lcs. ~ ~ a. wear VI atr age.
I relatives ana fri,ui, are especially Invited 10
Mtcnf tne funeral % SATURDAY, ss'l iAst' AT T. Me-
KIP GA Wednesday, July a. 1879, Ebert :. Kip in
Relatives and friends OF the family are resnec faly
invited O attend the funera frOl as lat rcsli ure
S73 lexington sv, corner OF tlst st. On fridAy alter
LotGHRAN.-At ner resldonce. S3a East % 81, Ann
daug Ter uf Michael All May Lousnran, OF the pafsi
RELATIVES nd friends are respeelfnlly iaylte TO A.
ted ie1 funeral on tatdas, Jay ~ a, 9Si'eH p
SHE IS, 100 tAu -5ih year ~ nls Ak
1ht friatNes ana ifi' lts 90 'Af FANNY ~ '-pr''
GtLc LOO est -dt, II fruat iur 3, AZ % lnrN,
~ KLEE.-On IAursd y s7in mt, .itrr .iaset
In i.. ., GOA W. Ni.e u " lam y 4'AA SEQ 80
funeral sl,nrlAy. sah INST at l +. NJ, from hoa
NoY.-Ol i1ursdAy july q. Mrs susanaan Noy' ia
leLa her iuut IA iron resdt.,e o. "ef ~ ~ 't;AH
IL. 10y luitl az. 49, :, n i4y. -l-t ~ , ~ T. W.
JUN p. finnia - r. oniy daughter Of Henry aud
Auuie r Va & an'. AZ d ar aal 10 Jay
a. ", A.. ir' nl, T.. n' Al M re.,ienee Of hsi
uAreu,,, Bcrsruw",a .'- on saturday Al otl"cN'
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Charles reese Arrested for q Rehbcry Conn
mitted In the Cestrai Park IN 1874.

Detective King entered the city prison
last evening with a pie isant face young man,
whose clothing was Of the late st broadway cut.
The young man RIanced at Warden GUN and
then at the pigeons bathing In the fountain
basin, and was as inoui,itive as though he was
merely a visitor. 1t was Charles Rose, alias
heeney Rosey. alias Charles Lewis, alias Thomas
ID lanev. When Keeper Cover asked his name,
the young man asked, Z" What IL the name on
tue Distrtt Attorneys commitment" the
Keeper said " In pmas Delaney" aud the prls-
oner was thus entered on the books.
On SUNDAY afternoon. SEPT o. 1874. Rose, with
one Inomas smith, who was otherwise known
US RCD Nose Biruev." vi .ited the Central
Park. Mt Charles jansen. who carelessly car
ried much OF his fortune with him. WIS IN the
arsenal and was mucn interested IN the antiel
pockets IN the skirt Of Mr.. Jansen's coat and
found therein t1i.OD worth of United States,
Union Pacific Railroad, and BROOKLYN ctty water
loan bonds. These Hose and smith carried
away. Mr.. Jansen almost instantly missed his
bonds. He iostled by the thieves AMI he
turned upon them. Their faces were fixed in
bis memory. They escaped from the menagerie
and Mr.. Jansen hurried TO the Police Central
Once. There he recognized the photographs ~
Rose and Smith as those Of the thieves who had
stolen his bonds. Some time afterward Smith
was arrested. lie gave bail and then csc ped.
He was arrested for a crime In PENNSYLVANIA,
aud IL In Cherry Hin prison. Rose travelled
through the country. Recently he returned TO
this city. and Yesterday Detective King saw
him standing st Rivington street and the Bow
cry. ana said to MN, ROsey, l want you"
Rose quietly accompanied the detective TO the
Diettict At orney's office, and thence he was
committed TO the city prison.
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Tilden and uendricL. on Long Island.

GLES COVE, July S.-rhs residents OF this
town orgaulI Tieen and Hendricks CluO last
Ing Eve Hundred and t~eutJ.s names were en-
rol ed. The officers 5 L. N. BARLOW, President;
Chas. A. Dana. Vice PresIdent, John W. Campbell,
Treasurer; and Stephen Kngsand Secretary. The
Hon. j. Is. Pearsa, in few brief remarks, urged The
necessity Of every 10 ms best norts 10 eject
wetTlei, honest, snd uprlsht statesman, who ngs
arnV 60 act aud think Tor him eli without nclng the
tool Of any parry MIR. Pearsai, IA cone uson, SAID
Z" Win IHR sUS TO give Us hight and counsel from DAY
g day. whcn In these corrupt ant prongate times
need, LOOK ahead "a TIA bright hope ana
VIC Dry colnple.e victory INSCRIBED on our banner;
Nearly al our prominent utzeus uNe joined the
cub lucudiug WtlsAt pn.j a, La All T. II. Lincoln
T.. @, ed or Of thu Glen 4 Nr GIs -, furmrlY .dt
cal Republican. : banner VAN the portraits VI rusn
And Aenlneks, WIN be hOIst q lhls week. N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28
Live stock Market.

NV YoPK. Thursday. July 27.-Receipts Of
beeves we're u car loaf or Los head, making 4276
since MOnuay, 34B5 for the CORRESPONDING time
last veek fhe quality VI the fresh offerings not
very tatisacttry Good cattle am choicest
seectiO ~ere sOld At iu prices, or 10AslOiac. n
u dress 81 Ne. to the gross but the arset
ally rAtuer tame. and the "a rugs Darcy
closed out. Common 20 ,rtr, native steers ranged
~ Jm n. u % Ne. to the cst., 10
lDssc TO dress 81 rs Decent Texas and IherOsee at
re 8 az ads were sod o. stsls n. to dress IS
Is; AMI fat buii- 4 3Ae5c 7 n, live weight
Receipts u Z Ives were s37 head making 16iO since
Monday, agdnT l,1ao for the same time last week.
Prices were fully maiutaned. and the marSet closed
with nrm feeiag Al 5tkSsc n for mi K.fed yesls,
ane t1ss5O head for DuttsrmilK and
ineludng good lots sold at tStS<c IN.
Receipts o. sheep ana lamp- were 80 cara or 6.1oO
head making $40 .ince Monday inst 62 for tao
corr, spOndinR time last week. The demand continues
Ia be urgent for goo1 stock and the market nrn
to-day al fuu prices with liberal sales At 4AS5y<c y.
for Ordinary to extra sncep and 81 ssSsc. n. for
common TO choice lAmbs.
Rec ipis Of hogs were cars, or 63 head, making
7eTs since " ndav. linst l0Ol2 for the time
lAst week. None for SAFE i've.