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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
MORE NAVY YARD JOBBERY.
Dir. BurIriah's Charges Against the 1inungo-
mcnt of the hitiery ard.

wAsHISGroN, Aug. Tho report pre-
sented In the House OF Representatives to-day
by Mr. Mills Of Texas, In behalf Of the majority
OF tho Naval Affairs Committee. on Congress-
man Burleish's charges against the MANAGEMENT
Of the Kittery Navy Yard, treats principally Of
the three contracts made with John W. Gritlth
by Naval Constructor HanscOn, Tor work to be
done on the vessel called the Enterprise. The
majority arrive AZ the conclusion that Hlnscom
IN various ways allowed "gratuities' to Grihth
which cost the Government $S3i2 They say,
with regard To the bending machine mentioned
IN the charges, that II Is proved to have been
purchased by llansc' from Grinth for $780,
oO, that IL h worthless aud destroys as much
tim Ter as IL bends.
rne committee do not see any reason for shut
ting up the navy ri az kittery on account Of
Official misconduct OF the chief Of the Blu eau
OF Construction and Repairs, or u other on
GERS, as II 10 one among the hest and shonld he
kept and used for tho benefit Of the Govern
ment As II NAV deem proper.
In conclusion, tAe mai rty recommend the
adoption Of a resolution by the III Hluse. dcclar
lug that " all the charges Of frauds, abuses aud
official misconduct presented ty the Hon. John
II. Burleith against the administration of the
klttery Navy Yard ave been fully sustained by
evidence taken bv the Naval Clmnitteo."
Messrs. Harris, Hays, and Danford t4ke oppo-
site view,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
NEiRLY READY To ADJOURN.
business that may Keep Congress in Session
until Wednesday Next.

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 1.-Mr Randall said
tins ttternoon that Congress would probably
adjourn on Tuesday ~ Wednesday next. The
Ways and Means CDumlttee to-day instructed
its Chairman - report resolution adJourning
on Monday next at noon. The Senate, having
disposed Of the Be'knip impeachm ment case,
took up the River and llarOor nlll, the only one
OF the appropriation bills now peniing before
that body After this Is passed on the Ave
million basis, II IA Understood the House bill
for tho transfer Of the Indian Bureau 70 the War
Department Will be taken up ana disposed of,
the prob tbllity being That the senate wall relua-
Ia pa3s II. Ihe members Ol the conference COM
mlites on tue part OF tho House say TINS Is tho
only point to % settled. Ihe Original iu.eution
was to pO,tpouo tho consideration oil tho
I'M until mex session, when tho NOHen Der eltr-
tilna would DO over, and selection of the next
President oeiormined. 1hen IN the event that
IL was Ilden the Republican Senators wuuld
vote for the transfer u tho Iniian bureau u
the War Deplrtment, n for no other reason thhn
that 10 would deprive tho incoming admnistra-
tion Of that much patronage. Tho present un.
standing Is that the hill shall he disposed OF
thl. session, ana II the Senate rejects the propn-
sltion tnAt will end tho conference on the In
dian ill, and appropriations viii be made as az
Iresent Repub lean Senators have also agreed
t. t,ke up the House bill relating 70 the Paclnc
r ilro dH, commonly known as the Lawrence
bill. The reports Of the investigating commit
tcr of the House are nearly all ready for sub
missaoO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
CLdUDIJs J.. MONELL
The Unexpected Death OF thr chief Justice
Of the superior Court.


The Hon. Clnudius l.. Mcneil. Chief Jus
tice Of the Superior Court Of this city. died Of
prostration. followed by malarial fever, yestsr-
day afternoon, at Sarragansett Pier. Rhode
telesraphed to tho hotel IN which the Judge had
rooms at about -. O'Clock in the afternoon, but
received no answer. Last evening the telegraph
Informed him that the Judge was dead. lie i'm
mediately sent a telegram t. May or Wickham.
and the Mayor telegraphed 10 the Thirty 1fth
ste Get police station the following despatch, to
bc sent to all the heads Of departments
Judge Mcneil died this afternoon at Narrasanselt
h.I. '''' W" Wv ''''
Justice Mcneil was lrst attacked while in the
court TO III hearing the Argumeut In the Ee
alysis. which required him to tsAs the ueneft OF
the sea air. the prOsiratiOn that followed wAs
succeed cd 10y disorder of the stomach. This
was fJuowei by naIayiAl fever, and then by
death. Iha event wa, uu, Apectcd, for only a
few days ago the j udge was sald to DO improv-
ing.
Cnef Justice Mcneil was bora IN Columbia
county in 1913. He was son OF the Hon. Joseph
ID. Mcneil. He studied law with Judge Ed
mpnds. aud atterwarl formed ~ partnership
nfterward elected Judges. lie came to New
9gk In 1851 snd settled In the Twenty second
Naid. and formed a partnership under tue style
OF willard, Mcneil Andrews. lie was mem-
and the author of "Monelrs Practice" lie was
elected to he Judge IN the superior Court In
l>Jl and 1861, and in 1873 he was elected chief
Justice. lie lie .yes wife and TWO children.
His son, Ambrose Mcneil, il "a member ol the
bar, and his daughter tue WIFE of Joseph Meeks,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
THE ,LONGsHOREMEN,s STRIKE.
Delay In the Loading and Departure OF some
North River -team-hip-

North River steamships.
The lOugshoremen's strike was con-
tinued yesterday and from ak o'clock \. N.
until seven o'clock In the evening 100 extra
police ofncers, under command Of Sergeant
Gastln guarded the North river piers. and es-
peciay those Of the great steamship companies
where most trouble was apprchended. Along
the lower part Of West street the old men worked
contentedly at the old prices Of 30 cents per
hour for day work, and 45 cents for night. Al
Pier ~, where the Anchor Line steamship Cas-
tlia was discharging cargo Of fruit, about two
hundred men worked all day without molesta-
ton, but guarded by nfteen police officers. Toe
entire trouble seemed to DO above fier A. and
thence to Pier h3.
being urloadod by her crew and d force OF long
shoremen. who are mostly green hands working
for IS cents some OF the old men resumed work
at noon at the old rates. Az the pier OF the In
man Line a gang OF green hands are unloading
tue cry OF Montreal These were e,cofted q
lunch at 'on 10y police force, ana great
crow Of mixers gathered about them and np-
Piled offensive opithets u them. AT the Will
ence u work were offered TO the old hands VINO
might resume work yesterday. Hero the Le 10y
green hands, only few OF tho old men 3ccept-
ing the ccmpanys offer. AT Pier 6O the french
steamship PeTeire Is being unloaded by her
crew all long5noremen being excluded from
At Pier Sc the Andes and Claribel Of the Atlas
Line are being discharged by seyentY-nHe men,
ma 3 Of whom are old h nds, and all working
fJr 30 cents. Five Of these men were deferred
from returning to their work at noon oy the
threats Of the strikers.
AT tho White star pier. thlrty-1ve or forty
men, many OF whom are from the East river, arc
working on the Tuscany, an outside snip that
must be got GU Of tue way oefo U the arrival 81
the regular steamer whose berth she Occupies.
As this is pressing case, Mr. ODonnell, the
sievedore, Is paying 40 cents. but for this JOB
only.
Hun, Is being loaded by a small gang OF old and
new men, all OF whom get 30 cents. Ihe OtheilO
was 10 nave sailed - DAY, out on account 90 the
strike sac will not he ready for sea for two or
three days To come. lhe S.ate Line Will here
after pay but - cents
Tue strike is deeply deplored by some Of the
more Intelligent OF the men who have been
forced into II, and who say hat moro unior-
tunatc selection ~ time for a strike could not
have been MADE, business At tns season being
| ALWAYS dull. No one knows the origin of the
|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
sH0CKING lcCIDENr.
Nipo OF AN Excursion Party Drowned in Bnw.
bees Lake. Michigan.

DETROIT, Aug. IA terrible accident
occurred about o'clock to-day at Dawbeo's
Like, about one mile south Of lliisdale, In tnis
state. An excursion party from Cod Water,
numbering about three hundred, were there
spending Ihe dav sixteen of then went out
on the lake on "a llt boat, which suddenly sunk,
AND ulne VI the party were drowned. lrc water
Is nfN or SIX feet Ia ecpth whore the accident
occurred, and, up TO o O'Clock, none Of the
bodies had boon recovered mo names OF tho
drowned are: &. II. lail r, Ars. lh7rn,u ON aud
child; Mrs Ma-ser May Cunningham Hnd her
slstcr, Iin'te Alice Hayes, NAV krnl., aud Kan
dall Bl4ckmau. All are from cold Water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
4 mo STRIkE THREITENED.
The Result of "A Reduction OF Wages on the
New Jersey Central Railway.

The order issued last week reducing the
wages Of the employees of the Central Railroad
of New Jersey ten per cent. went into orect yes
terday. Many engineers aud aremen threat
ensd to quit when Informed Of the proposed re-
duction, and meeting Of the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers was called for Monday
morning. when II was decided that II the order
was not modified so Us To exempt the train men
from the reduction they would quit work. A
committee Of ten Wa appointed 10 inform
Superintendent Kicker OF their action. The
SUPERINTENDENT SAID that at TIE time the order
was made Ire thought IL WAS understood that
the engineers, hremen. aud train mon were not
to be reduced. Ii the engineers desired It,
notice would DO glyon th-t tney were not 10 be
reduced, but WAGES were to remain as before.
The committee reported the result OF their in
teryiew with the SupeT.ntendent, aud tbs engi.
neers aud others continued work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
rHE THIhyEs, uoRK.
Bank Robbed oil 81 1880 while the Clerks
werr Viewing bnrnum's CAvRicadc.

HALIFAX, Aug. l.-Whilc Darnum's cir
Gus procession was passing along George street
here to day, tho clorAs IN the Bank of Nova
Scotia locked the doors OF the Dank and went "a
short distance to Wow the cAyalcade. Dur
Ing their absence man, claiming to have
dropued important papers down tho base
ment through tao grating, was admitted
bv servant by the side door, Mhen he
passed through the basement 10 the banking
room, ana secured sli,50l ia note, which we're
on the counter, auu escaped. The bank onors
$2,iUOreward for the recovery ~ the property. At
about the same time tho Provincial ireAsurer's
by the o,erks, was forculY enter rcd. and the cash
box, containing sluOO aud some valuable papers,
were carried OF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
GEN. BELKNAP ACQUITTED.
THE TOTE TURNING ON THE 0Ohs-
ROY or JURIsDTCTION
rioccn Republican senators Voting Guilty
aud One Democrat Not Guilty Two Scnn-
,or- Voting Not Guilty ON the Evidence
The Entering Of n Judgment Of Acauittai.

rinccn Republican senators Vo'ina "u''S
aud One Democrat Not '"iIy ."o H'""-
tors Voting Not cum, ." ."o .a...,
The Entering o' "
WAsuiNGroS. Aug l.-There was ittie
excitement to-day at the Capitol In regard to
,he nelknau ease. 1t was foregone conclusion
-, y, slam, ,n,nber of Republican Senators
VIM sun, .,,.., =, ,,, .,,h,o,,ros nan,
would avail themselves o' t"e suu'oi iiuEo a''"s
tnrl.it.tion I, vote not guilty. aud thus save the
..t..t.,t s,,r, the punishment n ao rich
gro '''".".' '' W. -,
" deserved. Ihefc was therefore, out sim Az
tcnd-nco Of spcctators In the gal lies, although
-, ,,. .,,,.,,,,.,.., ,h., thu vota ,vould he
u hau ne'" "h"o"'oeu '.a' 'uo ~ ~,
taken In open senate. Inc only ono OF bel-
Lp.,'s cnunsel nresnnt w 4 MIR CARPENTER who
-, ,s..,..,.. ,,...., ,.,,. ,.t,h ,,iiv
va III 'ne u'ie"u""' V'u'9o' ''''V Wv" =" '''
sheet before hin, and kept the tally as tho roll
cali rroceedod Belknap's son was ais ,
~ ~. ,,,,- - -, ,,, .a,,,c, =, Gar
present. out belKnap a"a'eu .he 'o'u'o' q" 20
penter's ON g on street. Io had however
n nr,oun,el 1 ,nessengsr I'm waiting at the Capitol
-. -. rrhoro xvaro a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

Inc rooms OF the Executive Committee Of ths
Republican National Committee In the Fifth Avenue
Hotel were formally opened ycsterday. Tho commit
zee VIII hold It's nrst m ctng to-day Among the ger
ueuen Who are to be there are cxiov Jewell Of Cors
hrcicutt the Hon; george a. lIa;ley u New jersey
ehuOI. NOIes Of Ohio the Hon. n. Cornell of New
YORK, Mr.. John VI. Forbes OF Maislchlsett Mr., Vim.
A. kemOle q Pennsflyania. Mr.. Georye G. Gorham of
California, Mr.. WIN. T.. thsIdlcr Of New Hamnshlre
and Mr.. Charles c. Fulton Of Maryland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
stabb,ng on n North River Pier.

Bernard McGinn. ahscgman. Of - Union court
(University Dace) stabbed IN the left breast yes
terdsy. Pier 10. North river. WIN. Fernandez ala,
Hammond. Of "a Courtlandl street. was arrested Iu
tue Chamber street hospital he was recogn ID by Nc
CHM ~ the man who stabbed him. McGinn's wound 10
severe. lie thinks Fernlnder was prompted By rlvL
hacknen TO sts0 him joan Welsh isborer Of 20
Main street. Brooklyn says that both mea had knives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
SOME WASnINGroN TOPICS.
The New River and iinrbor BilI-Nhnt Is
l.iXen 10 Now \ Ork.

WAsHISGTOS, Aug Tho amended River
and llarDor bin as reported to the Senate strks out
SIS 900 Tor the improvement 0f DunklrA harbor gives
BGIal1 an OF $1,000. uaEing ts50o strikc,
ont Olcott PultneyY'le and Or'at s1lu, iay lu-
rreAsrs IN APPROPRIATION far Ne rtuoNA of ,h'truc
tnLs IT Hen tate $4,000 Tor the lIlrufcluHnt ut
Lnte sodus BAY $4,000. l.e, ,aplropratun Of ild.
uUu Tor tue mIrNcNcut q li.rlcm river h'tNtrn
M-rds ls4nl rnA iluisun river issflD ken un os"ctQ
gttr s2uuOu Mute 1han reported lu tut hrt uiI, 4ui
Hudson river Il Increased IRON te5ppJ 10 shb plO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

For several months, Miss Amelia wiedmeyer.
aged is years has been keeping company with Iouns
man against the will OF her parents. on sunday
disappeared from the residence Of her parents tho
Pat ron Pankrold Hoooxen, and It IS thought she hn
eluDgd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
STRIPPING FOR THE FR.IY.
The Addition. Division. mud silence Pnrty's
BROOKLYN Opponents.

At the meeting Of tho old Democratic General
Committee In Brooklyn last nght there much eY.
cited discussion Gen Jourdans Wholesale disms.
sal OF Democrats from The Health Department aad su.
pervisor Curran offered resolutions requesting the
Democratic heads OF the different departments to dis
charge all OF the Republicans IN tnCit employ aid to
hire Democrats in their PAGES. Aftrr some Url dlA
eussion the resolutions we're adopted with ruusing
cleers and without dss fatng ice. The wh1'e sub
jrct then referred 20 tne Executive Committee
viii power. rne committee were requested 10 exc
cute Orders AZ once au1 90 sc' that the Democrats
Who are now waking tue streets Idle b. put into uce
possible col carroll VI The Executive tom.
mtee sad that Us soon A. Gov. lll"us letter rub
lAed they are " start on vigorous canvass n
BROOKLYN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
The F,ne., Boulevard In tho world.

The engineers before the Commissioners OF
Parks submitted their plans, yeserdav for the pro-
posed Riverside avenue. II viii the hcighu
along the Hudson from seventy second to 1O.h street.
aud WILL It Is said, be, when compile the nnest Ooue
ward Ia the world IL IL 10 be hundred ieet wide
and cost tiOOOOO0 The bill authorizing II was signed
BY the Governor the % Of june despite tne strenu
0us opposition u Comp roller Green.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
Abandoning $1,000 worth of silks.

1he BrOOkIVn DOIICe last nixNt Ieurnod mat
smother Oox containi ,lVOO worm OF Ska satins,
vei,cts, and pebble goat skine, whicn AaJ been akea
away for concealmcnt after the failure -. ,us,,.
bchOenemann. the JewerY case maker OF 3S7 Stss..
teenth street. was aJous to e thrown mo Ic street,
az tho person who had charge " rcfu ed to keep r.
aud SchOeneInann Vas AFRAID 10 take IL back Tnc ht
removed to the Police Central once and turneI
over TO the properly ccrk as abandoned goods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

Norman L. Rowe AMI Constable Andrew Love
bailcd yesterday By Recorder Meyers await tho
action Of the Grand Jury charge Il bearing s. g.
Kgilootu4ul New YORK lawyer, Sho lives A. Eiizs-
De.n. Hsginbothtn employed Rowe as counsel to at
tend case ia court, charged thlt Rowe li-
loved T. 10 by default. wnrn they met they quar-
relied ABOUT H. ana Rowe Anock ed II gin down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

Mrs. Eliza X. ketchum appeared before Justice
Dury on Monday and applied for warrant for the ar.
rest of her husband. Louis Ketchum. They were In
fashonebe society at one time. bur the husband be-
came addicted to drink, and the wife had to nnu
tloyment A. milliner Tnen Ketchum sought her ana
ettorted money from her. ana viing her nome while
unior the influence OF liquor created Disturbances,
forcing her to change her rooms she bore tLese In.
suits Tor three years, and now asks relief.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
Another Rclntiye r.o,idrd mr.

wAsnINGroN. Aug. l.-fhe President to-day
sent the name Of C. e. rompkins 20 the senate @ be
Marshal for Colorado, TonpNa-ls one ~ thr rr'sl.
dents feAcs, aud has tAlN ulUu GONvruule4 sup.
port Tor several years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

The wire for the temporary loot bridge across
the East river shipped yesterday afternoon. aud
will be ready for stretching the river
decision 10 rendered by Judge Hunt, on the appcA
tiou OF hip and Oihers Tor Injunction
fcrrinx with the bridges completion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

LONDOS, Aug. In the House of Commons
list night Mr. Joha o. onnor Power mcmner for the
county Msyo. moved that iu the opinion of the lOs
the time had come tor pardonilg toe Frnans. lnc
motion. After debate was rejected 0y aYOte VI III u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

John Mccarthy and Thomas Lantry qIarreed
In the "hou-e OF Bazcs" at 3O5 Est Forty-sixih
street. last evenirg and Mccarthy stabbed LlntrY IN
thr eft temple WIN q pDCketkntr. the wound l. Sc
nous. Mccarthy arrested. He wa. at large on
oai. having arrested recently for as is alleg Il.
ontnining tloo from young man who wished " DO
a police officer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

LONDON, Aug IA telegram to Lloyds says
the ship ucltwood 1856 tons burthen, while on aYoY'
from Liverpool to Melbourne lost with all hands
Australia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

ALBANY, Aug. l.-D. Mleone, Jr., Chairma
OF he Deuiooatlc STATE Committee. toIn Issued
call Tor a mccflus OF the 60 Nmittee AZ thf Unite
states ilotel, saratoga Springs, on IueslaX Aug
at three o'clock I. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

An unrecognizsd man leapod overheard from
the wharf foot OF sixth street, Hoboken yesterday.
lie WAC ne ~ dressed. IL = supposed ma he had .
heavy weight atlsched TO his body, he al not rise
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

WILKEsBAHtE, Aug. Tho two principal
coal corporations q This region-the Delaware ani
Hudson Coal Company and Tue Ichlgh ana Wlkcsblrre
Coal Company carried into eject stlll further
reduction m the wages of Their mp oytes at tho col
nerips, the former taking III ljss per cent anu the
latter 10 per ceqt The Coptl karVed OF New Jersey
has also reduced The wages VI s employees % the Ioad
10 per ceuL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
At iii. Mife,- Funeral,

Bernard Blake OF 2,2ll Second avenue, while
crossing the Astoria ferry with the funeral proccss
~ bis wife, attempted to commit suicide hy Jumping
overheard. lie was rescued ~ the engineer OF tho
ferry boat Yorkyllle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
Revolver. where Children may Ge, Them.

On Monday Henry Ross and his brother, John
Ross children Of and years OF ags respectively.
left alone In their home a. GA Ninth street Tha
elder boy ranslc.ins the bureau drawers. found re
vOlNer, and pAytuy pointed IL AZ his brother, aco
deatally shooting him. He uied Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

Commodore Vanderbilt was feeber yester
day and In greater pam than On Monday. H. SIT VI
for short uulC only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

The body OF WIN m Rtincr VINO fell from
to Yacht - hle ic OF isai.g tflp has en- found
~ VI ftVn, staten l-.Ant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
A Grrnt taer IN nunnlo


BUFFALO, Aug. l. Goldsmith Maid, Smuggler,
Juule Fullerton. Iucu'p. GnlIdurt aud Bodlue viii
start IN tAe ir'e-loi- sd iAct u friihy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02
LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE RY THH
SUNS REPORTERy.
The Opening of the New Rniirond from the
Roosevelt street Ferry to Newtown-A
Holiday for BrookIyn's business Men.

The Grand Street and Newtown Railroad Com
pany Of Brooklyn yesterday celebrated the opening Of
Its branch road from willamsburgh to Nswtown About
200 tickets given to ofciis Of Brooklyn and TO
business men ~ wimsburgh Tor free excursion.
In nve pasce each drawn by sleek bay horses
more than 100 gu sts LED GU Of The conpanps depot
VI the Roosevelt street ferry Along the course side
walks were lined vita shop pc pie and others, who
shouted and waved handkcfchi The course is along
1rand street and TIE marshes by the Od NevtOwo
Wtnpike TO large brcs depot In the shady centre of
NNOwn IA the passed through the Atlc villages
OF Maepcth aud Columlusvile the proce sion was
greeted wth cheers ami waving ga aud ealutcs from
nols. pistols and miniature cannon Al Newton =
n.hquet was sprtad 1T the d'plt, and many orat 70
spui' cOqucuty nf the marriage Uf NewtOWn and WIZ
llinsllr-n, At O'Clock the party returned tac ds.
In one hour. ~ - -' e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

Four hundred and siNty Mrnnonites took the
oars IA Jtrsey Cryy slcrday iOt Kansas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

IIisher tarometcr, and northeast to southeast
WINDS gui warmer, ceaT or tar weather. anu occa-
rio al llsht rains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-02

The Thermometcr III Sew ork Yesterday.
At IIudnut'- Al O'Clock \. NJ. Gi' q. Glo
y ~ /. M 7G' $3.50 +. NJ, 81, d, 75-i y, ~; ID
, 1876-03-14
THAT ElES}l.SH0WER.

LOUISVILLE, March 13.-After the publication
Of Prot, o. Lawrence Smiths Analysis OF tho
1esh thht foil In Dath County oshor acientbta I'd.
mitted tho paustbllftles Of hla theory, hut In
ol!nod to differ, baalng objections on tnc bollet
that bAtrachlan spawn con1aina no blood, TRACES Of
which weo observed on shrubs and tences
after tho phsuomeuon to-day. Prof. Smith
In all Interview saya: ''In tho ramArka l pre-
yiouBly n1de to tho Associated 1rons Agoat. I
should hayo said that critical exam!natton was
made for blood caxpuscles, but not the ciighecst
evidence Of ANYTHING, Of tic ktnd Eas found:
The matter obtained from specimens aaa
simply unosganized and 8slasinous, Tue
more brown or fcdlsh color ls no
d tleslcated or Hemideeicated state. whsn IN oon.
tact with tho str, Aa4uu,es mora or eesa bsonn
ctlot, The matter examined wA stmp!y Ke-
lA,iaous, and a. it tel, from. the haasona we
must beek among gsastnoua products for i'll
otieIp. and ~ tLta 10 to be found IN tho spAWu
Of ccttaiu reptiles, aud tho spawn OF the hatr&-
cLInu species haa been. known to have been
transported ~ ia this case, l soe no reason for
sltcrii,g the original opinion.
Tno fioah fall continues to exotic tho wonder
OF peopla not only Of lAis State, but most every
whore. i1ualsctla Of lotto1s Of inquiry have
been received.