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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
THE EPSON RACES.
The Contest for the Oaks stakes for R1ilies
Resulting In q Dead Heat.


Resulting In . Dead Heat.
LONDON, June THE race for the Oaks
stakes for Niles, the next event In importance
TO the Derby at tho Epsom summer meeting.
took place to-day, and resulted IN dead heat
for the nrst place between Count L granse's Ca
melia snd N. Lupin's EDRuerrande. The former
Was the winner OF the two thousand guineas.
Both horses are French bred. Mr.. Drummond's
Merry Duchess was placed thiro. The betting
was 6tu 4 against Camelii, to against Enguer-
Z .Dde, and ~ 10 AGAINST Merry Duchess.
Fourteen nllies started, camera belng ridden
by Glover and Engu-rrdnde 10y Hudson. FROM
Tattenbam corner 90 the bell Camelia led the
ted, but on reaching that point Hudson moved
Ensueuande out ~ the ruck aud rot on almost
even terms with the favOrlLe, causing the most
intenee excl ent among the eI'eciato a. In
the last stltde the Two nllies were he I'd an !
head. and n lead heat declared. merry Ddches s
was four Lengths behind. the Others finishing In
the order named fIIOsele, Zee, Lirs. MArg i
rita. La Seine, Levant, victoria, Matesl Y, Catn-
ga. Irvine the Plaiden, and AHumette. The rTe
the mile and a half being made 10 $50. be,nl AK
seconds slower than the DERBY. Tho dead he
not ran on, the owners agreeiug to divide
the stakes, and HnRuerrande walked over the
course.
The Epsom Cup race dash OF ono mile, was
also rua to GA , and WAS won bv Dah im ov q
head. Wisdom second, and Ar. SanfO d's Amer
iuan horse Mate n bad third. The betting was
TO against Dslham. TO 4 against wisdom.
who was favOrite, and IL TO l against Mate.
Twelve horses started. Toe winner Dalham)
WIS objected "a on tho ground OF boring.
lbs objection against Dalnhfn. winner OF the
EPSON Cup tod ", has been over uled.
Objection WAS lodged to day at EPSON against
of inf rmal nomination. 1t was oyerruled al
frivolous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
THE WOODIS BILL YETOB BD.
Gov. Ttiden Pointing Out the Evil OF l,esisia-
tive Log-holiipE.

Gov. Tttden fotnttng Out the EVIL of iseGtstn-
tive Los-Roiiipg.
ALBANY, June 2.-The following appears
in the Governors mem orandun vetoinR tie OH =
IAN act relAt,ns TO the local government of the
city OF New York." known as the Woodin biii
This Dil contains many useful and vslu .Dlo proys.
tons II sIhO nLAlns some lrOslEiVns when
pertnient-l apd 100 Hbsou snI rgd for tue met.
cal ~orkDg Oi auinsirAtiJn. anu uich arc nkey 20
rOduue confusion whcu lntt,ntr ilnp sci
pcaIed eris ins system. Without time fVr adaptation
bill. on the OF It's passage. was subjected %
interpre,s stions NhIoh ought 10 be soQuteccd
One o. them s the clause rnlch attempts 90 Impose un
OF do lar. IN respect TO iOrcr assessne This
yisi, not akin To the Ject oi the bill expressed
while II wOu be VI no use to the p.rties who have
ed ts Insertion, II still remAins nnsurm
hout cvnsiu"ratun by the Le.s ure. aud for the
PURPOSE OF compelling acquiosconce or tae Destruction
TL. aud other Objectionable clauses are Instances OF
legislative og rolling bAd Ia PrlLcpe, Of oyil examp.e.
and viii ought not u be allowed 10 succeed. Inc
pblicy OF the Constitution requires that uch provisions
shOu be separate measurrs' ana should be submitted
TO tue indel endent judgment OF the awnlaNing
branches OF the Oovernmen' II there be an eQliiy
III favor OF the parlrs 10 Oe bcnnted relief should
sought its own nerts Another provision threatens
TO impair deiences VI the city against raudueAt
ifrrpular or lllegnl contract.
ON the whole, whine regtet'ing TO lose the useful
p.rls ui the ulli, Am unNlilnT for the ke OF the
tcmpOr ry advantage OF them b, fore the subject
again be acted upon, TO mpost IT'S xsctons incur
the rsk OF c,nuslon IN ne actual conduct VI tue puO
lie business OF the net opols.
The Secretary of ST te's once Is open tonight
until IL O'Clock to receive The last bills signed
by the Governor under "A ruling made bY Mr.
Willers last fail that they must be filed IN tho
SeCretaTy's once at that hour. The require
uuent does not seem TO be upheld toy the Con-
stitutionsl Amendn,ent which simply provides
for the approval Of ali Dills by the Governor
within thirty days after adjournment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03

The Illustrated weekly Il lively and interest
Ing paper. ana very handsomely Illustrated
Tne contr ,ct for publishing the Cug RecOd
for year from tue ist OF June has been a"ar'ed TO
Martin b. Brown.
The n,a0nincent Mora album was won N the
rafic In Mr.. james kernuchans mAh.loh yesterday ~
Gen. william Cutting, holding u krl "
The hoiv of nh unknown won m, very much
dec IMPOSED. was found Yesterday morning ~ Henry
Payne OF rori Morris, at Barrcttb Point
The Tammany society hns invited the Hon.
FernlndO Mood T. mako the long tAG Al the CelvDra
ton M the great wigwam on the Fourth OF Juy.
Maurice Daly has accented Cyrllle Don's chal-
lengr 20 IAY French cHrOm game Of 900 puints At
billiard, iOr $1,000 u side, the game " oecupJ TOUR
evenings.
John Ryan, Of 70 Catharine street, was arrested
last night Tor Paksng o. counterfeit note OF the Ma
tionsl BanE OF We theld, Mass Many OF the coults
fels are IA circulation.
An" UnseotArian Hon for aged INDECENT
pers ms ~ rennrmeni. LIVING Ia New YORK or b oOk-
Gao, 10 be Openel On MONDAY next. WIN, II. hAIus.
car Of OIL East lSOln street, IL secretary
A single scnil rare for the cham pi0nship OF
the New YORK Police Department and gtid media 10
TO ne roSru on the Harlem RI 'er Monday next. ON
cors Hattun and PlGkertVu are the contestants.
The Mothers Peace DV," an anniversary
br ted oy the womAu's SO isi Educau n 'cs l.st
evening The LeAnlns OF the daY 10 thai Itnsrs sAsS
Gsin their ohhdren up " oisApproval Of var.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
a FIFTH WARD ROY MURDER.
One Young Life suddenly Taken and Another
CIouded by n Terrible CriInc.


Andrew Moore. n newsboy, 10 years old
returned to his home at 20 vandam street, early
yesterday afternoon, his te oh r having granted
him half holiday for excellence IN scholarship
aud department. He ate bis dinner. and putting
a fsh line In o his pocket started down street,
saying that he was golnx to buy his afternoon
newspapers. He saun cred down Hudson street
to LaiRht street, and went up to the counter OF
Frank Dlllon's little street oyster stand aud
asked for an oyster. Il was given to him, and
then no guessed that he would take a clam, as
he was going fishing and wanted it for bait
jackknife beg an 10 pry oDen the smell.
- Just S then thrsd ooys-FfedericE LawIer. four
teen Years OF age, Gilmartin. ana Hagen-began
to annoy Moore. laughing and making grimaces
At him. The latter replied to them ansrly, aud
drove them away. They ran round the corner,
Jokes. At length Lawler approached Moore
and struck him over the head twice with piece
As the last nlow fell. Moore turned and drove
his knife into LAWYERS breast. The latter stag
gered %, and Moore folloSed 10 his attack by
into the boys BODY. Then he pulled out the
knife, wiped II, closed 1t, and put 1t into his
ceiycd the change for twenty ave cent piece
that he had gwen to the oyster man. Lawler
fell on his hands and knees and with he blood
flowing out Of the wound he crept, glsling and
writning, round the corner. and died In less
than two minutes on the sidewalk.
As multitude gathered, Moore started to
run, but he was stopped by a soldier Of tue Hud-
son street recruiting barracks. lie was delivered
to Patrolman Boyle Of the Leonard street po-
lice, who took MIN to the police station. Law
hrs brother. VINO IL older keeps n newspaper
stand across the street from Dilion's oyster
stand, and when he saw that his brother lad
been Killed, ne ran excitedly Into the crowd. ana
seized the soldier, whom he supposed to be the
murderer.
Both boys have borne good reputation. Law
Ter helped his brother, and, IL 10 sid, his
way TO the stand when he was killed. The bod Y
of Lawler was borne to the home OF bs m other,
at "a Laight street, last evening. Less than =
year ago elder over IN sight oi
his home by a dummy OF tho Hudson River
Railroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
TAMMdNY'S FOES.
The Cnnnl Ring 10 be Headed on ut the Com
vCntiOn In ~. Louis.

The Anti-Tammany Executive Com
mitteo authorized an address TO the Democrats
OF this city last evening, declaring that Tam
many Htll has created discord In the Demo-
cratic party throughout the Stute, by aiding the
Cannl Ring In iIs war upon the expressed pledSes
Of The State Convention In relation to Gov. III
den's candidacy for the Presidency; has packed
it's General Committee with offtcebOlders 10
perpetuate the BOSS system !" and, through
It's MayOI, has appointed Grant Republicans 10
high Offices So that II may control Legislation IN
AlO nv. The address predicts the defeat OF
Iammany Hall IN the fall election.
Senator John MoIrssey, Senator Bixhy, Re
oorder Iiackett, Judge Gndersleeye, ex-Con-
gres.men R1oseyslt and Dreamer, ex-senator
Ledwith, Nelson j. Waite bury, ex-Cnief Justice
BirDour, Rufus r. Andrews, Cob Michael {, Muir
ply, Richard O'Gorman, James HAYES, Charles
W. Burke Ira Shafer, Emanuel H. Hart, aud
sixty other gentlemen were appointed a COM
mIttee to ottepd the Democratic tlonal Con-
ventIOn To advise with other Democrats In tho
selection OF u candida Tor the Presidency, and
to correct any misTe presentations that may he
made by rammany iiall and the resl Of the Ga
nal Ring Ia relation to Gov. Tluen's strength IN
New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS,
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE ny ru1
SUNS REPORTERS.
The East sides Noseaay-what Thousands
Of Indignant Seventeenth warders Demand
st the Hands Of the Park Com mi missioners.

The East Sides NoseEay-What Thousands
Of Indignant Seventeenth warders Demand
st the Hands OF the Park Commissioners.
A mass meeting OF citizens OF the Seven
teenth Ward assembled in Tompkins square Iast
night, to protest against the derelicton of the
Park Commissi oners in:not pressing more ac-
lively the work OF beautifyinR 1ompkins sduaro.
as directed by the Legislature. Not less than
1900 persons were gathered Ground the stand
that had been erected between the two mounds
OF soil that emphasize ;he results OF the ten
months that have elapsed since the removal OF
the asphalt pavement was commenced The
Chairman, II. q. AuteDreith, SAID that althougn
the Park Commissioners began work on the
square ten months ago. they have sucreedeo
only In putting IL In a chaotic condition thas
makes II public nuis lnce.
The money required for beautifying this square
has been lavisbel upon improvements on the
up town parks, where the Park Commissioneis'
wealthy constituents live. They must be made
to know that the tenement dwelers have rights
and viii assert them.
Justice Otterbourg and Coroner Ellineer yad-
dressed the meeting In German. and the Hon,
Luke Cozzens spoke In English, and Messrs
Henry Sch fer, DIR. q. Balser, Joseph Wanglef,
Mr. =. ID, Dodin, John Reilly. John @. Roster,
Lorenz Derchof, Andrew Carey, Il. Peris, and
Henry FrecklnR were appointed committee TO
Investigate the re .pOnsiOility Tor tue condition
nf TOmDl<Ina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
A Fatal Fall from an Armory wiudow-A
Sergeant Accused.

Private George Hopper OF "F" Company,
n Regiment, N. J. National Guard, died In Jersey
foui. 'sy. lie found lying in the yard In the
Oiy yes'e'~ mental armory, in Newark avenue, on
Of the res. fractured skull and fractured
We'd esd,y night, with had been pushed from tho
leg and arm. He said that he Mt Peter West whiIe
window Of the third floor by Serge hat one OF tho
skylarking. At smother time he said the strap
members Duckng a him, wht. ne
broke and he nblrd from the window, where nd
sitting shortly sfterward he bee ime uncon cioua.-
In his rawlings mutered the name Of West ana accused
HIM OF hurting him from the window. Weet declares
that he was not In the armory Wednesday night and
eau bring witnesses to corroborate his stAtement ON
Ger Hyatt says that he visited the armory immediately
on discovering Hopper and that all the lights out
and the doors locked Hopper's companions. how ver
had ample time TO 20 away before officers s-rival
West visited the Police Central Oflce last evening and
said he was willing to surrender himself. He told Q
straightforward story Of his where,b Wednes
day evening He says he can prove " several
that he home, and he last saw Hopper Tuesday
nlQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
KERR'S ACCUSER.
Weakening on Cross-t xamination and Com
tradioted Oy an cx-OonRres.man.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Iti is almost uni
versally conceded tonight that Lawrence Har-
ncy, the fellow set up by New YORK politicians,
such as Geo. bliss and VIM. A. DaTling. TO swear
away the reputation OF Speaker Kerr, was oom.
pietcly natiened out to day. The long aud skill
fuI oross examination to which he again
su jected to-day Involved him In number OF
self-con'r ldictions, aud Lid the ground for al
mos innumer4 4blr oouir adiotiODs mere .fter. But
the nnishing blow w.s given to hiIn when NJ, ers
want IN 1868 testified that II rney solicited hi /,
i.huence H. obt ining Green's appointment
wuich h cav Harvey told nun at that Time
that II ne could Vei G.een appointed he would
make -four r. I've bu urcd duil rs Nv 1t, nd
that he. etrouse. assisted him all no could be-
rau 9 he wanted to a, sist Harney. who ". quite
Intimate With him, his my be rouge on
Strouee, hut it cODyio,s Harvey Of hst pei lTy,
because he swore posi- liv lY thHt he never talked
VITA any her members Of Congress about
Green's appointment except Kerr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
THE BROOKLYN HHIskEY FRA UDs.
What some Of tho mdavits In tho Case Say
about the Transactions.

about the Transactions
Aff1davits made by Neil MoGoldrick and
James Kenny IN relation to Stein, the Brooklyn
crooked whiskey distilier. have thrown addi-
tionsi light on the Whiskey Hing methods In
thit city. McGoldrck was on STEMS bond for
$4,000, and employed Kenny TO hunt him up to
save the money. lie was found In Toronto.
Can but could not be Induced to return, nor
would the autho ltlos give him up on the paDois
which the detective had His refusal WAS based
on the eIpectation that Assistant District At
torney Hughes, the brotner-in in-iaw OF Attorney
General williams,who had made charges against
District Attorney TsnneY, would he able 80 to
fix things after while that leniency woul be
shown him. Hughes's case against Tenney fell
through, and Hughes WIS himself dismissed on
suspicion Of giving information 10 the defend
ants in the Sanborn case. stein then made IN
arrangement with the District Attorney, and
returned 10 be locked up IN the Raynond street
jIl. lie then made charges against Daniel Gil
len and Samuel Giberson Of ihe revenue SER
vice, To whom he savs he paid $500 week while
running his Illicit still. lie also says that Fisher,
the OH Ger who discovered htm, was ordered by
Cullen TO mind his own business, Hnd let Stein
alone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
A..n..inr ihe Mhi.knY King.

wAsnINGToN, June 2.-Samuel lundsk0pf to-
day made statement before the Treasury committee
IN effect that dsillcrs, gAugers and soreKerpcrs IN
Wisconsin assessed ny REPUBLICAN uhcias Tor pO-
htical purp scs He named the Chairman Of the STATE
Ctntra IOmui &c anG x.Sehator Carpenter a. om-
nent IN the enforcement ol the assrssmcnts The
nitude OF The tnNe,gaiiOn Will require that the Com
mlttet on Whskei lriaisH ST. Louis shan nave It's ~
rsdctiOn enlarged 50 as 10 clnOrace the NlsConsln
cases and u solution has been drawn to that cncct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
Freight Tarifs 10 the West.

President Jewett and vice-Presdent Blsn.
chsrd OF the Erie Railway Informed deputation Of
New York merchants yesterdy that the rates OF the
Erie road had been reduced TO twenty cents per hun
dred pounds Tor special class TO Cncago, reduction
OF over MY per cent an that freight to all other
The Eric Riilway managers also promise to protect
New York merchants against any rAtcs that may Be
made from Boston TO the West. This having been
made pu0cthe ents OF he other trunk lines promised
u Z reduction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03

On Thursday morning DIR. Robert X. Wilson OF
~ Parf street having been called to salvatore Bel
monte 50 Crosby street. found the hoy In convusvs
spssms. ana when the physician offered him water he
turned splsmodicay. but after repeated efforts
managed to guip . toacupfu. After prescribing ano-
dyncs Dr ilson promised call again the evening"
but At or: N: the boy was dead. searching inquiry
revealed the fact that the boy who 10 "
wa slightly bit en- by dog aoout month ago. bat AZ
only hnger Was scratched no one had heeded It, DR..
Wilson certified that II case OF hydrophOba but
tie DO ru OF He ,th ordered ostmo rtem examination
which yesterday enabled Coroner Woltman aud DR..
Cushman detect ths Of the childs DEATH
which was 1dema Of the glottis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03

The de tdlock In the Railway Common Council.
whch had kept all municipal business at stanusii
since the April election, broken lat night by
pro nsr winch elected j. n Lunnerry the kcDuDlcsa
Candidate President. and II. n. Oivor. the Democratic
candidate for Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
SOME WAsAfNGTON TOPICS.
Investigating Consul q. II. Buffers Unbrcom-
ing Bebn vior nt Cairo,

WASHINGTON, June 2.-F A. Starring, former
ly Inspector OF Consuacs before State Depart
mont Committee to-day, and testined In regard to Geo.
II. Buffers connection with the consulate at Cairo. HIS
report ne In state Department. about the char
act, and behavior OF CO.. Butler, referred 10, and
the committee falling to get COPY the witness was
TrQnlreu give substantially the points II his repOri.
winch that Butler wild harrin. .sCarem fe.
low iona Of nls Nlne and reckless ~ his yhayior r.
sulnv IN hs being compelled to leave Cairo. Another
Aenipt will be made TO get full copy Of Starr hgs
mort from the state ID ,paTtm mt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03

J. X. Lands. who shot UTi Carruth, the Vine
land editor and who acquitted Of charge OF mur
der ln the Cumberland County Court the ground OF
SO, 900 damages for hayng Caus Carrutn's death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
The JocLey CLUB. Surfing Races.

The spring meeting In Jerome Park to-day Is
TO be begun WI a throequarler dash for purse OF
$500 followed nv the Fordham handca siAKes,
mile and quarter the third renewal OF tho thers
., krs Tor tnT e-per Ods on me for 5000 one mile
end Af wi u maiden allowances and q selling race,
amounts to t24 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
the IRON wORK EKs. STRIKE.
A sliding scale that the Puddlers' Union De-
cline to AccepI.

cline TO Accept.
PIrTsBuRGH. June Am the conferences
between the manufacturers and the puodlers have
failed prevent lockout and TO-DAY but very few OF
the pudding mills In this county are at worS. Tho
alternative OF the manufacturers sliding scale
winch at the present price of iron ts% conis) would
make the rate for pudding 75 per ton and ascending
at tue rte OF N cents Tor oneteutn vance
In THIS was Jected by the Puddlerr' Union Its
demand being an ADVANCE OF 10 cent per ton
o1rfcnth uuynnce In card und Increase also
Of 20 cents yer ton NJ the present rate The mills Will
rhut dOs immediate there Ia cOmDaratlycly
. large stock ~ MUGS bar hand. which VIII BE- WORK.
up. ~ wLich time II Is hoped cOmprom will DC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03

The divorce csss against fiederick Reese, tho
vii iamsburgh dentist yesterday sent to referee.
Tho we. In hcr petition shows that Reese hai living
In tAer for neicc. who had borne him two
ohilGrcn. that he had uced Miss GeOrgiAnA
Hggins the nouse his next Wife orln every in.
Queen at tO the petitioner 10 separate from him. aud
expressing wish " DO fil OF her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
THE LArAsT OLD WORLD NEWS.
Winsiow held Pending Nee tious for n
supplementary Treaty.

supplementary Treaty.
LONDON, June I'm the Oficii report Of
winslow's remand the words used nnally remain.
ed untl June 10" lhe use OF the word nnaY Stems
TO indicate that wnsow will be released unless the
diculyi seuled ~ that date. crctIry Flsh's an.
Earl Derby's Ia note has not vet reaCneu Lon
aOn. An INQUIRY at the Home once ABOUT the stat
ment In the NALChe,t'r GNftdiUH'S LOnd4n despatch
Yesterday the Cow would not surrender
WIZ low uhtli Atupptmon gty lreIy haL been nrSOll
sted cmbDdyng tile principles Of the act OF 1870 ana
that municatIons 10 that end were now passing,
answered fnuows In the man that 10 correct.
a4 - hH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03

Laurie Samuels, aged five. OF Az East Fftteth
sIrrt per sncd yesterday Ia tub Of &c uing water
tiat had Decn IL ON the nnOr. HIS father, Fest
Samuel, Is wealthy cattle drOver
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
failures IN Mes.iua.

LONDON. juno g. TIE Manchester Examiner
reports the failure OF Rocca bro and OF want
Brothers OF Mcssina with liabtie' OF .7O00oo lire
(ilOut t272 OOO Otntr smaller bAye failed,
Ano u panic prevails IN Me'slna.
large fsiiure IN siberia Is telegrsphed. which Will
effect Moscow aud other pents IN the norm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
The Death Of $4,000 OK.

County Collector Moore aud Charles stone OF
New Brunswick. N. j.. gave $1,000 for mammoth OF
that weighed over 5000 pounds aud shppei II by
tram to the Centennial % snow II there. When tue
train reached Philadelphia the Ox rs dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03

Daniel Drew's illness has some peculiar
aspects. evening the his home could
barely hsrsef from convulsive laughter
asked about Mr.. Drews health. she replied. " There
Il nothing the matter VII tm Tn re he st nds tbs
o. ir- peuking At you" Tine visitor looked. an saw
MIR Drew at the mead Of the sairc The maid made
grimsce, and lid, I'D enough for tie supposed io-
yshd to hear He Is weaker Tonight. No ono IL ~
lowe1 TO see him." Then she retired, grinning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03

The General Assembly on Monday sustained
the minority OF the Prcs0Yersn Church - westncld.
n. unanmi ly and directed the Sy nod Of New Jcr.
y 70 correct tn ir and 10 cnJoin the r oytory
OF kUauetn ui,sOlv the relation tween the Rev.
hexsnler McKe.vty and the Wesne,d church ~ carly
prncu. able.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03

81, LOUIS, June 2.-In the United - tea Dis-
trict Court this morning sentences pronounced OF
one days mpri. onment, ana hncs of 81 900 each In
the cases OF Il. W Ulrci, ". i. Jnuelt, ana L0ui.
30 im1n oIisrra, rectlnes aud MoodsSorll gsu;,
other mcubeIs OF the wnlsxey ding are held as W.T.
ne.hes In the New Orleans md wil uot be sen
tunced until those cases disposed Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
Tho seveuteenth Ward wife Killing.

James Dodwell. who killed his wife on Satur-
day Of At 4i3 at Ninth street. and then tried 20
own his throa', 10 improving. While the attendants In
Bellevue Hospital changing his clothing yestcr
oay aro Of paper con aniog ti4o In greonbacks wss
disc vercd unUer m .ght arm. HIS wifc was hard
wUi KING ara thrifty IN u, VINO hid saved up several
hundred dollars Dodweli had been of employ inent
fLr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
United states Mail steamer. Carving slaves.

WAsnIN0ToN, June 2.-lhe Rev. Emanuel
yanorden and American clergyman Of RIO de JanerO
cal On the Presdent and SAID that the United State
mail steamers be,we New York aud kio de Jan ifo
Nerc continually carrying slaves from one Braklllfn
seaport aud hvt trey have carried as many
hsI Al a time,
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