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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
TWO MAIDS PREACHING.
An AIieaory and an Anecdote TINT they For
cibiv Told Mt Dobb's Ferry.

The green hills around Dobb's Ferry
never wore q fresher green than they wore yes-
terdsy. The aborlng men In tho little village of
business that borders the one street winding up
a bign, steep blun, sat In groups on the grass OF
stroiled aimlessy down the street. At about
four clock the men and boys began to assemb ble
In Bradley's Hall, and half an hour later a car
riage was driven up, and two young women
stepped out and walked up to the little platform.
After laying out the MOODY and SInkey song
books for distribution in the audience, the
older lady knelt at her chair behind the table,
and the other, after afurtner moment OF adjust
Ing the table aud chairs, knelt also. On rising
the elder one gave out hymn. and after waiting
In vain for some one to start the tune, made
feeble beginning herself. The men and boys
gradually Joined In, and the meeting was opened.
These women, Misses Logan and Beard, have
been holding meetings for the last three weeks
In Dobb's Ferry. Their daily evening meetings
are general. That OF Sunday afternoon Is for
men exclusively. Miss Logan Is thirty i've, per-
haDs forty. years OF ase, and very plain. She
took no part In the exercises yesterday. except
TO bro X the silence at the beginning OF the
M' pleasing nss5S " Fsy sas sa
the English omen, tine Young Evangelists,"
who established meotiugs in New York city
wi h tue approval OF the youoger DIR. Tying.
Miss BeAru told story II q man In England who
dreamed tnst he fell down Q airs and broke his
neck that he died therefrom, awoke In hell
and on looking around SAID to Himself and to
the devil. who stood oy as doorkeeper, Well
this Is q very omfortable place, as j sup
posed. 1 think can put up with It, and get
along better Than should have expected" But
sst o said "Just you look n.rsl' and lifted up
n curtain, and the man saw divers OF his former
acquainlanoes writhing In incslculable anguish.
Tne man lid: On, let me get out OF here"
The devil said; None who has entered my door
goes out AGAIN" On secono thought, he add
ed But I'll let you out now, II you'll come
back Ia q twevemonth.'
Tue man awoge from his dream, went and
talked with . clergyman, lived q better life, In
deed forsook every wicked way. One day ne
passed n familiar Dram snop. and when men
beokonod bim he won't In. He resumed his old
ways. aud one night when he went home he fell
down the cellar and hroke hts neck. The clergy
man VINO W . sent for found a note book IN the
oead mans pocket, and In IL tue date OF the
dream, Just twelve months before.
At the close Of the services the evangelists
bsstened to the door. smiled on everv man as
be passed out, shook h nds, and bestowed y lit
tie tr ct. misses Logan and Be ard arc holding
. series Of meetings In the Huoson river towns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
POLICE OFFICER'S CLUE.
The Case Of Poor Woman Of Pearl street
and her Children,

aue utf
An aged Irish woman, with n battered
and bandased skull, her young daughter with a
bruised forehead, and young and consumptive
son. who seemed to be suffering from hard
knocks. were at the prisoners bar In the Tombs
Police Court yesterday Police Oficer Frederick
Ringler OF the Oak street station was the COM
planning witness. He admitted using his club
on the prisoners, but insisted that II was neces-
sary. The mother, Catharlne O'Donough, Of
Pearl sNeet, near New Chambers, and within
q stones throw Of the police station, said that
at II o'clock on Saturday night she saw the
offcer clubbing her son In front OF her own door.
Soe begged tue onicer to stop, saying, He 10
sick, and you will Kali him." The officer CON
tinued 10 strike the boy, and the mother
cutcned the ofncsr's arms. wnerest the officer
turned upon ner and ielied her TO the ground.
Then the daughter interfered and was struck
on the fore read. ut was hard crowd, udge,"
interrupted the oflcer.
Justice WapdeIl lseyerely)-Ofhcer. you must
understand that even haro crowus have rights
winch policemen must respect.
The womAn's lawyer Informed the Court that
the "ClubOer."
Tho woman said that she and her daughter
ana son were arrested for disorderiy conduct.
The boys wounds were dressed In the Cham
bers Street Hospital. Several witnesses corrobo-
rated the wonan's story. The oflcer had no
witnesses. Justice Wsndell reproyed him in
strong language, and liberated the prisoners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
MIR. BENNETI,s FAST TRAIN.
Its Triumphni Arrival In Han Francisco Mid
baiyOs OF ARTILLERY.

SAN Francisco, June 4.-The train ar
rived at tho end OF O.kland wharf, which is
within the city limits OF San Francisco at 9'25
o'clock A. MO minutes less than " hours;
arrived at the wharf on tins side at 9t5 A. NJ,
an at e:52J1 the passengers alighted In the court
OF the aIhce Hotel, nusly ana travel-wurn, but
IN good health anu spirits. Locomotive No. ~
brought the train through from OGDEN, with The
assistance OF hn additional engine In crossing
the Sierris. The time from Ogden TO San Fran
cisco was q hours aud b minutes. The actual
average running time from OGDEN to Oakland
wharf was Az miles un hour Consider ole
trouble was experienced on the Central Pacinc
from tho wearing out VI the b. eak shoes on tho
peunsylyAni cars, ana IN the mountains the
CeD,r,l P.cinC Como nv put on Two OF their
own coaches TO ore X the train. 1here was no
accident of any kind throughout the uip.
Shortly after arrival breakfast WAS served, to
which Influential cit zens, army nd nrvs ot1.
cors. represent lives oil the pres. railroad IN
c ia, aud the Mayo OF the city were invited.
SALUTE OF TIM teen guns ~as fred ON the arrival
OF the train ut the wharf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
THE CATTELLs' EXCURSION.
The Wav secer Rebesoa Uses Government
Vessels for Family Purposes.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-About three years ago
Of naval vessels either the Gettysburg or Tat
lapoosa was despatched hence. ostcnsiby to deliver
stores at the Charlestown Portsmouth Navy Yards
But the ship instead OF going direct to her destna
on proceeded up the Delaware to the residence OF A.
c. Cste and embarked the whole Cattell family after
delay Of nearly thirty aours.
There were the ex-senator. Mrs Cattell, an adopted
daughter and several friends In short, the CAteli
family aud frie nds monopolxed all the spare accommo
datons, ana II was very made manifest that the
suip at the disposon OF the Cattell family who
were bent on pleasure excursion along the coast Of
Maine aud that there hurry about getting either
10 ChArleStown or Por smouth. They did, however, dc
liver few boxes At Charlestown and few more at
Portsmouth, The snip then proceeded along the
OF Maine and nnished ner eIcuron cruise for he
nj OF the Cate family. Vino will say after this that
Rubeson s not kind to his friends the expense Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
THE SUICIDE OF ABDUL IzIz.
Tho Depcscd Sultan Opening the Veins Of hts
Arm with n Pair OF scissors.

CoNsTANTrNoPLn, June Alt is officially
announced that the ex-Sultan Abdul Azz COM
mitted suicide this Sunday morning by opening
the veins Of his arm with a pair OF scissors.
WASHINGTON, June 4-The Turkish Minister
OF Foreign Affairs has addressed the follow ing
telegrs m to the Turkish Minister at Washington (:
CoNsTANrINoPLr, June "A sad event has
just painfully affected our august sovereign and
his Government. Abdul Aziz Khan, the late
Sultan, who for some time past unfortunately
gave evident signs OF mental derane cement, hav-
Inc locked himself up this morning in his apart
ment Of the Palace OF Tcberaean, committed
suicide by opening the veins OF his arms with
scissors which he had concealed on his person.
The Imperial Government FASTENED to cause all
the legal inquests toonstation) to be maze, also
u detailed medical report, which will be for
warded TO you very soon. Ali the Ministers. the
high Officers, both civil and military, will be
present at the funeral OF his Majesty, which win
take place with the accustomed pomD and
bonors due to the deceased, whose body will be
laid in the mansoleum OF Sultan Mahmoud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
WAS IT n CONSPIRACYS
A Man Tried for q Murder Committed In New
Jersey Nine Years Age.

~ "
Jersey Nine Years Ago.
The trial Of Johu Cunningham for mur-
der, which occupied the Warren county IN. j.
court all last week, was concluded at midnight
on Saturday. Cunningham was arrested In
Cleveland, Ohio, = few months ago on charge Of
killing Mrs. Margaret Kays ct StswArdsvills,
Warren county. N J.. nine Year, ago. He was
living with Elizabeth Reid ~ her husband. One
day. returning home Intoxicated, he beat her In
. mercicss manner, and sne sbrisked. "Oh,
John, do not murder mo n you did that woman
In Jersey" The words were heard by Lawyer
Dunee, who interroeAted Mrs. Reid next day.
ana she told him that Cunningham had muir
dcred Mrs. ksys at = place near Phillipsburg,
N. j., In the year 1857. The lawyer inform cd the
police. and = despatch was sent to the police Of
PbiliipsDurg, VINO roplied that sucn n woman
had oeen murdered In tnat year. and asked the
Cleveland police to nold the murderer. Gun.
on trial on Monday last. Inc story wDicn the
prosecution b.sed their Csc was tbat Cunning
Mrs. Kas's house,as her nuso I'D mad been paid
on by the railfosd company on tue day previous.
On yettin< 10 the hoose ue found No money,
aud III nis madness he murdered a,is. kuys and
threw her bOuy Into - small cellar beneath the
house, where It was sunsequen. " found. Sew
eIhl witnesses Identified Iuunlnghan as the
man they saw lettering about tue house on the
day mrs Kays was murdered. Mrs. Reid. on
whose testimony nr was arrested, 81 ore tnat Il
the time Oi the ~ III der she was living IN Pbil-
hpsbuig. On The day Of Tho nurder Cunning
ham went from the house, and when he re-
turned his clothes were covered with Dloou, and
ne had small hatchet oId inside MS coat also
covered with blood lie told tue witness that
be went to womzn's house TO get some money,
and sue came 80 near overpowering him that he
had to XIII her.
Tue defence produced q witness whose tcs-
timonv went to show that Mrs. Kays's husband
was the murderer nd that kays's clothes on the
Gay OF the murder were covered vito blood. lie
explained that his nose mad Dled.
Cunningham, In his own defence, said that he
had not told Mrs. Reid any such story as she mad
tesLined to, and that II was all a put-up JOB to
get bim out OF the way.
he jury returueo . verdict of not guilty, and
Cunning ham was liberated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
THE MONEY GIVING OUT.
The Aiarmins Decrease In Revenue Receipts
Attracting Attention.

The Aiarmins Decrease In Revepue Receipts
Attracting Attention.
WARRINGTON, June A-The fact that the
receipts Of the Government from every source
are falling on, and that the deficit this fiscal
year will be neariynwenty millions. has awakened
a new interest In the labor OF the House Appro-
priation Committee, and II now appears that
what was begun In the spirit Of retrenchment
and economy will have to be carried out as a
necessity. 1t is the opinion OF careful thinkers
that there will be no resumption Of business
until after the Presidential election, and In all
PROBABILITY not until the pext Administration Is
insuRuratsd. 1t u estimated that the receipts
during the next nseal year will be between thtrty
aud forty millions less than the estimates for
the present nscal year, or In round numbers the
decrease will be about the same as the reduc-
ttons proposed bv the House. For this reason
conference committees will Io longer oppose
the reducuone, and the Diplomatic and Consular
bill, II is confidently asserted. will pass sub
stantially as IL left tue house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
AN EIGHTn WARD SUNDAY MONT.
The Police In Collision with n Party In q
Prince-street Barroom.

Ofncer Rsichardt told August Gannand, pro-
prieor OF the liquor and at io2 Prince street.
to close up 1880 O'Clock last night. GsnnAnd told
Beichardt he would shut up when he at. At l2i5
the doors wide open and beer and liquors were
being served Rechardt entered told Mrs GsnnAnd
rounded Relchardt and attacked him with clubs, bot
ties, and CHI ip. Reichardt into the street and
responded. and they all entered the saloon. Instantly
the doors we're locked upon them ana all the drn.ers
Capt Mcdonnell. aud he wen. with section of men 20
the saloon forced the door and arrested August
0annAnd. Jane Gsnnand Thomas Clark, anu Andrew
MiIuAnn. Mrs. GAnnAud attacked -Otncer Relchardt
In the station and August GannAnd fought desper
Ately that he put into the dark cells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
BURIED IN A WELL.
The Earth Caving In over a Man Thirty Feet
Under the Surface.

Under the surface.
ItoME, N. Y, June AT about o'clock
this afternoon young man named Martin Bell
man started to go down into we'll TO repair .
pump. While descending the well several OF
the stones became ioosened. and he was ad-
vised not to go down. He said there was no
danger, and continued TO descend. On reach
ing tue bottom,thirty feet below the surface. The
earth caved In upon him, buryinR him To mis-
waist and holding him fast. Friends have been
making strenuous efforts to extricate MIN from
his perious position. At this hour-e+0 y. NJ
they have got within ten or twelve feet OF him
ana conversed with him, he asking for more air
Thsy have succeeded IN getting an air pipe to
him. Great excitement prevails
ll:U =. M.-lhe roscuers have succeeded In
reaching Belluian. They got bis head uuoov-
cred and eave him some brandy. While IN the
act OF drinking the earth az ain caved In, cover
ing him. They have agaip got his head out and
have PUT a Dox around II. so as to prevent the
earth from caving In on his head. II will take
until morning to get him out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
a TRIPLE TRAG EDY.
Man Killing . Woman aud Child and then
Shooting Himssif.

ST. LOUIS, June AT n coroner's in
quest which was held at Bellsvilie, ILL.,, vester-
day over the bodies found In the woods near
there on the I'd instant, the barkeeper Of the
Tiemann House, of Delle,ille, Identified them
IS those OF a family that stopped at that house
from the 4tb TO the 3lst OF Nay. Tho man regis
tered as Joseph May, OF Evansville. Ind. aud
left trunk Rt the Iiemann Ho se. In which
were found PHOTOGRAPHS OF the deceased per
sons, aud hymn box with the name CHRISTIAN
Becker Inscribed therein. The suppOsition is
that the woman was sister Of George Becker
he verdict Of the jury was TO the feet that
himself. 1t Is supposed that poverty led to The
net.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
Tho Hudson River TunneI.

Henry $. White, counsel Tor the Hudson River
Tunnel Company. wii make application before Judge
Depue, ~ Newark tomorrow for the appointment of
commissioners to condemn the LAND required for rgnt
way at the foot OF Fifteenth street. Jersey City The
argument on the Appe from Chancellor Runyo yon's de
csOn IN relation 20 the riparian rights the state
wal be heard before the COu Of Errors and Appeals at
Trenton on June 20. 1he buildings erected Uy the
company anu the machinery Al thr foot Of Fifteenth
srees are rea1y 10 recolnmcnce operations In
case favorable decision should be rendered.
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THE LATEST OLD WoRLD NEWS.
Military Conscription In spain-A Concessiea
TO the BASQUE Provinces.

MADRID, June 4-The bill suppressIng the
Jveros has been introduced in the Senate II provides
that all spaniards shall liable TO military conscrp.
ton ana taxation alike, with these exceptions Per
sons In the Basque Provinces who supported King
Alfonso during he late war are exempted from
scrpton for years and those who suffered perse-
cutiOn for the Aloniist exempted pay
ment OF taxes for the same term.
Gen. Quese 10 ordered the state OF siege tho
Province OF SAutander extended Several suspect
ed Carl ,ts have been expel ed from Bscly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
Wbat Puzzled a PoI,c. Omcor

About three o'clock yesterday morning Oficer
Rogers heard cries Of "Polce" from the region Of
Sacket anu Columbia streets, BrOoklyn. lie hurried
spot the cries had ceased and he could see
vest wite linen thirt, ana black felt In the
vest pocket we're gold watch ana a small sum of
money The clothes are supposed 10 belong 10 9 me
one VINO jumped into the river ut the foot Of Sacket
street, repenting ana crying for help TOO late.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
A Grea, storm In Yates County.

ELMIRA, N. Y, June "A rain and wind
at and In the vicinity OF starkey. Yates county.
yesterday afternoon. did much damage, Trees were
blown Gown, telegraph poles upset, barns uprooted
a, over, anu Two dwelling houses blown down.
The Presbyterian Church a. Lddytown was unroofed
Hector was blown on The path OF the storm was
about two anu One-ndlf mi es 10 Width anu lasted
threequarters VI AN hour. There mas been loss VI
IN q ted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
A Veteran Police Omcer'. Funeral

Not a police officer attended the funeral In
Greenwood Cemetery yesterday Of Sergeant Nathaniel
TicSs for several years Sergeant Of YORK.
vile Police Court Squad. His last request that his
shOud bear his remains 10 me grave, his
wish reported To Inspector TnOrne ana Superln.
tcndcnt Wallins but no officer gwen a leave Of
aDsouce Sergeant HICKS enlisted IN the police
lo4B and served faithfully TO the end Of his lte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
THE VAR IN CUBA.

A Spanish Account Of Maxine Gomex's At
tack ON san Spiritu.
HAVANA. June 4.-The town OF Ciego de
Avila. In the Jurisdiction OF Ssnto Spiritu, was
attacked on the niRht OF MAY 20 by the insur-
gent leader Maxine Gomez with 1000 men. most
by garrison 400 strong. 1he Insurgents were
repulsed after desperate ngntinR, and retired
witnout being pursued. They lost 30 killed and
about 70 wounded. Tho Spanish casualties were
two ofncers killed and three men wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
A Destrue,Iye storm in New Hamp.hire.

LEBASoN, June "A heavy thunder storm
passed this place last night Three inches OF rain
fell in two hours washing out the hghways ana IDLY
damaging the crops, The lightning struck the barn OF
j W. Gerrish which 10 situated aDOuI mile from This
village, csusinR nre which entirely consumed both
the barn anu its contents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05

The trustees Of the old Greene Street Method
ist Church. between Spring aud Broome streets, sold
their house OF worship In Aprn last for 100000 and
purchased for $4,000 from the consstory Of the Re
formed Church the edlnce at Washington square and
Mashin Zton ace In which the congregation OF the
Rev Dr. Hutton recently w?rshlpped IL 10 TO be know
ln future as the Asoury methouist fpiscopsl Church
gregaton for the rst time Bisnop james preached IN
the morning Elder NJ. Dec. Crawford In the even.
ing Inc pastor is the Rev j. A. EdInonds. The
Deruhip Is ADOut l55.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05

Tho officers of the Mount Sinai Hospital in
vitod their friends 10 inspect the institution yesterday
The wards wsn lighted and ventilated and every
thing conducting to the well being OF patients
b. provided for. The number now under treatment Is
1905 OF whom only nye are paying oaes the others oeng
tktn OF free OF charge. The money received from
tbe Ialr Of last MlnlrT c.eared on all the don't.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05

ConRressman Blackburn was Received with
Courtesy In New Orleans.

Courtesy In New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, June 4-Congressman
Blackburn, who went to New Orleans as a mem
Der Of the committee to investigate the Federal
ofces In that city, tells an incident showing tho
tact Of the parties under suspicion and investi-
CATION. He won't into large cisar store to pur-
chase box of PArtaras. and. while he was
being waited upon. the proprietor Of the store
ordered the CLERK one side aud began opening q
better brand and class of cigars than the clerk
had proposed to sell. Next samples Of choice
Havanas were showed TO the customer. Mr..
blackburn was astonished at the attention Of
the cigar dealer. He refused his samples, but
feet stranger. aud arriving In New Orleans the
morning of that dav, he was perplexed by
the generosity Of tho proprietor. But ON look-
ing at the sign he read, "9onZaies & Co." 1t
was the nrm accused OF being at the head OF the
Smuggling Ring In thnt city, and blackburn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05

CHEYENNE, w. r., June 4.-fnree mon were
killed by the Indians this morning on Ceoar creek.
forty miles south Of Sidney and tweye miles west OF
Riverside. Tn0 Indians are thought to have been
Cney yennes on their way norih fr m Republican Valley.
A couher. who arrived at Fort Laramie to-day from
the Red Cloud Agency reports that none VI The Young
Warriors have starred for the North.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
Neyada,. Crn.u. IN New York.

hr Mackay, the millionaire miner OF the Far
West, whose income Is million collars every thirty
days, has been sojourning. win his wife ana children
IN the Everett House for several days He probably
ohe OF the ucklest men In America. lie IL of medium
height about 90 years Of age has slightly gray hair
mat mousache, dresses very plainly. ana exhiDits
is generally nked. He will visit Washington aud Pima
delphia, anu then return to Nevada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
Decoration Day In sp,r,, Life.

Mrs. T. II. Jay Bullens, a trance speaker, ad-
dressed meeting of sprituasts In Republican Hall
last evening. Her ewes were generally closed. aud
when they nred some far distant OBJECT.
Decoration Day In Spirit Life" was her theme.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-O'Leary, the pedes>
trian on the LIST instant sent challenge to Vaughan.
OF Chester, England, who recently walked l20 miles
inside OF twenty four hours to walk matches
% wenyiour hours aud one OF sx days, either 10 tho
United states OF England for k5OO to II, ,OOO aside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
Sentenced TO Death.

PARIS, Juno "A prisoner named Diard baA
been sentenced BY court martial TO suffer death Tor ak
ing part IN the massacre Of the Dominicans a Arcue
uuring the Siege OF the Commune
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05

The residents OF West Hoboken are not salts
ned with the verdict Of acQutal IN the Of Young
McGowan, accused OF klGs his father They say that
there sufficient evidence before Coroner Cranes
jury TO hold the son O the crime. La evening n
reported that the be placed the hands OF
District Attorney Garfettson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05

John Vollmer OF 10 Third street was arraigned
in the Essex Market Police Court yesterday for cruelty
beating his little daughter Louisa lie admitted the
beating out SAD that he mad supp hid rght 10
beat his own child JuslIce Nor sAn hed him To baI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05
Cadets who Initiated Robber.on.

WAsHIhGToN, June 4.-Admiral Rodgers has
authorized oshed statement that part only OF the
cadets who recently resigned at Annapolis were In
yolVed IN the alleged robbery at the Naval Academy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05

The gossip OF some conductors on the Fon
Hamilton led the Brooklyn police yesterday after
noon TO think that q crowd was gathering near Bay
Ridge TO see prze nght The ylgilant POLICE Of mo
street station descent the place.
and terrlnod quiet party of German pleasure seekers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-05

A glove ncht between Billy Edwards and steve
TAylor Tor $500 tins evening IN the BrOOkyn Rink.
James Lockwood, a watchman ut Pier 49, East
rivcr dle Yesterday at his residence, 232 Vau brunt
sree'. broSkYn. having fallen 0versoard lEst week,