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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Four Hundred Troops Defeating 1900 Insur-
gents and Taking 900 Prisoners.

HAVANA, July 25.-The steamship City Of
Merida. FROM Vera Cruz, arrived mere this morn
ing. bringing dates from tue City Of Mexico to
the 10 h inst.
Gen. Alatorre, with his advance, numbering
4OO men, defeated on the l5tn inst. the revolu-
Zionist FidenGio Hernandez, with 1900 men, at
Fortn, on the railway near Onzaoa. 1t was
complete ana decisive victory.
One hundred Kevolutiunsts were killed.
Hernandez himself Is a prisoner, with 800 of his
followers. All Of their artillery, ammunition,
and III mules wers CAPTURED. Tue forces Of
Hernandez having been the best organized, THIS
Is very important blow To the revolution.
The Government troops reoccupied Jalapa on
the Eth inst.
Gen. Pornrio Di Ia reported at Oaxaca
The defeat and capture OF Trevino, the chief
rebel In the north, Is reported, but Is not cou-
hrmed Officially.
II Is stated that President Lerdo only per-
nitted his name to be used as "A Presidential
candidate as AN Offset 20 the Reyolutiouists, and
that he will decline All Inauguration, when
l-lesias, Chief supreme Justice, will Ike the
chair ami Immediately order new election.
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7HE GOSHEN TRAGEDY.
Mr. Berdeii Discharged by the Justice and
Resrrestcd by the Coroner.

GOSHEN, Nj, July IS. The six days ex-
animation of Robert II. Beriell. for tho shooting
OF Wisner MURRAY. resulted In Justice Coleman
dscharging the prisoner. Previous to SUNNI ng
up, the prosecution, on motion Of the defence
was requested to prove the death OF Murray,
which they had refused TO do. Immediately on
his discharge Berde was rearrested bv Sheriff
HoNt on "a warrant issued by Coroner j. VI. H.
Little OF MiddetOwu, charging him with the
kiiiing OF Wisn-r Murray. The examination be
fore the Corener Is set down for o'clock I
morrow morning. The arrest was made on ~
ground that II Is required by statute. the Corl
ner's Jury having found that death was caused
lnIunI,a
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SOME WAshINGroN TOPICS.
suffering among the Widows and Orphans
Made bv the Custer Massacre.

WAsHINGTON, July 21-A letter received by
Gen Crilenden from Fort Lincoln says that the sor
row and suffering caused among the widows and or.
phans AT that post ty death OF officers and soldiers
under Custer are indescribnhe. Twenty-fuur helpless
women mud twcc that nuuher ~ children have ny the
sioux massacre been left IN poNefty ANA know MT
"hicn NAY o look for reet. Lev viii be cOmpe icd
now quit the tort, and are al in ue endent oond
ton Their wants have MT even been recognized hy
Congress, aud the suAi pension which may eventually
be- granted vii rtQulrf months To- determine r.
~ slowed but the atrr days 10 full Of prom
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A MIssTsG woM4N HEARD FROM
Mrs. Bryan bids Good-by to Her Home-Her
Husbnnd's Assistant Absent.

Husbnnds Assistant Absent.
On Tuesday afternoon, one week ago,
Mrs. Maria. wife OF Joseph Bryan OF l43 Fourth
street, williamsbureh, won't out ostensibly for
the purpose OF taking walk. She did not re-
turn, however, and her mysterious disappe r.
ance excited general comm eDt In Williamsourgh.
Tho entire family were Arm believers in the
mysteries of clarvoyancy ana spritualism and
when no tidngs had been received Of her for
twenty-four hours, the prediction OF trance
medium that she was living sick In Astoria led
to a thorough search in that neighborhood. All
the hospitals. asylums, and station houses were
rdnsacked for traces of her. but none were found.
The family were extremely reticent IN rela-
tion to the matter, though they, rs did every
one who knew her, hoped tnat no scandal might
be attached to the uhair, Us the husband -
much esteemed citizen and prominent officer
Of the Sens OF Temperance. But day after day
passed, and no word was heard OF or IRON her,
although all her relatives III dinerent,secuons OF
the country had been written of telegraphed to.
MIR. Bryan carried on silversmith aud Jewelry
business at l3 Fourth street, NillamsOurRh,
and prosD req so well that the services ~ an as
siStant were necessary. About eighteen months
ago one George Devoe. native of the Navig ltor
Islands and an old irien1 Of Bry In the TEN
perance cause, expressed "a desire TO learn the
business and his services were accepted. He
WIS the owner OF two houses In Edrldge street,
In hts city, which paid him nice income, 50
that nothing 81 anee was ever tnOugnt regard
Ing his woiking for Bryan for a suall salary, as
1t was supposed that when he had thoroughly
learned the business he would set up for himself
In New York.
On saturday morning ho asked leave Of ab
sence for the day to 40 to picnic with LADY
friend. aud IT WAS granted On Monday he did
not return to work and that fact confirmed
some suspicious previously entertain u. lhis
morning "A letter, It IL said, WIS received from
Mrs. Bryan dated In New York on saturday. IN
which she wished them all good by, and added
that useless ~ look for her, as by the time
thev received the letter she would oe hundreds
of miles away
Tue shock nearly killed Mr.. Bryan, and In the
hope that sne has not left tn city strict search
Is being made for Traces of her.
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THE WEST POINT sHoorINo.
The sentinel suiI Held by the Commander
at the Academy.

NEwBURGn, n. Y, july 25.-w washineton Put
nam, resilient OF Highland Falls, who was shot on tne
night u July g. by Jonn l.. 10 helm, sentinel s,a.
toned At tue south gate OF West Point, while Putnam
attempting to drive csrri ge through tue gate
died yesterday, snd the Coroner's jury toly found
tAat cause of ms death was lockjaw pruiuc by
gu'-shot wound, the yum beng IN the hinds OF, an
i,e argeu bs. Private john L. ROthrlln Of ne Eugi
neer- kothen. IN his statement before the toron RS
jury, claimed that tue shooting ws- accidental
e military authorltic- ave hitherto refused to de-
liver tie prisoner t. tue ciy autho ies, aud the ON
of the day. producing the prisoner ~ the inquest
sad " am directed, ny The commanding officer &
present tis PRISONER 10 you for examination. but 10
that 10 my prisoner and under charge Of the
guard" The prisoner after making his statement,
was re- ed back to the guard house To morrow tle
Coroner Will issue warrant the arrest Of the pri
aud tne shrrln VI orange c0uuty vii demand his
custody Ruththn will pro hably not be surrendered
leas until oruers can be received from Nashingt
nasmucn las been tried by court martial Tor the
sh Dung aud the nndngs have not yet been passed W
Al arnlI AeAdQuArtl 10.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DIsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUMS REPORTERS.

An Attempt at Abduction in Brookivn-A
Brokers' stout Defence-A Car n lotly Per
sued by an Indignant. Shouting Muitituda
August Butcher, German. aged %, sin
gle, lodging at % Essex street, New York, wa
before Justice Guck yesterday, on a complaint
for abductina Katie HID aged IA, Of 65 Scholss
street, Brooklyn. Butcher formerly WORKED
with the girls stopfather. who had a bakery Id
New York, which he gave up, and moved
his residence to Brooklyn. On Monday night
Butcher was drinking in the neiRhborhood, and
met Katie. and told her II she would go with
MIN 10 New York he would procure her a stua-
tion. he Girl said her mother would be vexed,
and wonder where she was. Butcher replied
thAt he would call ami see the tnother IN the
morning. The girl was then willing to 90, bus
her brother, aged Is, objected, and pulled her
away. butcher struck her brother several
bblows, Telling him t. the ground. The girl and
Butcher then got on a broadway car. near Tenth
street. "A soon as the brother recovered from
the stunning effect Of the blows, he Jumped up
ana followed the car, shouting to the cOnd uctor
TO stop. People gathered IN a throng and Joined
IN the nue. ana cry. Near Eighth street, Deteo-
tive short stopped the car, and arrested Butcher
and the girl. A complaint for abduction was en-
tered by the stepfather.
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Another case OF poisoning from canned corned
beef is reported. Mr.. William Applebaugh. superin-
tendent OF the Manhattan Telegraph Company, resi-
dent Of Brooklyn. but whose family 10 occupying .
place for the summer on Jersey Heights, fonni all
his family, Monday evening apparently sufferina
from dangerous illness. He asccrtsined that two
pounds Of Chicago corned beef had been bought al
H. rs meat III r,et, ani en. The sympt ms OF the
anicted persons were violent Fetching AMI vomiting
with Intense pain In the stomach an bowels. Medical
assistance was promptly summoned, and Yesterday
mo ming all had recovered Dut the younger CHILDREN.
who were sti suffering from nausea and prOst ration
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JUSTICE coNAOLLY's BEoUEsTs.
Liberal Provisions for his Relatives aud
IInndsome l.iIIs 10 ChnrIIies.

Michael Connolly's VIII was offered yesterday
for PROBATE. 1t bequeaths to his daughter Len Louisa
Heay, the wife Of Jno W. Healy AL the chsttels and
furniture IN the house where he lived AT 222 wcst FIJI
"a street. the OF the said house .urily lft
and al income OF 5000 yearly TO his sser Mary the
wife Of Michael sexton. 100 to his Ann. MIR.
Cunningham u AughAdrauaugh Parish, County Cavan
Ireland 5000 to Cuas. l.. Connolly, husband Of his
deceased ushter Mary Jane. tl0Oo to Thomas Fin.
leg Il tlOJJi 70 the Latte isrr- Of thc PlOl foi
their A-y um for the Aged and Indgcni $500; The
Catholic Pr tee ory for Destitute roman CatuOic Chr
dren 500; 70 his iecc Ma gsret MIR Daniel GOrmau
5000 10 the parish church OF Lavey Cou " CaNa1 Ire
LAM, 10 iurAsh ana aiOrn tue upper chapel, lOgJ
70 the College OF s. Psrek. IN tn town OF Cdlis,
County Cav n. lrel nj, t7UVO, as endOwme T.
boy from tac parish Oi Lsyey the beneficiary To
ue appointed Dy the Blsh OF ri more the parish
priest Of Lavey and the testators friend Eds Of
tavan; such boy To eyince superior t-lsnt aud the
hlgnesf mora qualifications = the sacred order Of
the ministry Of he Caoiic Church to Patrick =. Fer
rRan certain image sculptured IN marble OF the testa
tors e,u and bust for marble or granite monument
for himself, tl5p; he residue Of hi estate ne be
euesthel TO tie children that may be born q the
Francis Morgan ~ New YOrk city aud Pat. f. Fern
gan OF ireland to be executors The viii dated May
Ill
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were made Nv DR. Frcch, Alderman Kehr. Adam
Rhen, Dr. Vogei, and the closing one IN Eng
lish toy ex Senator Luke +. Cozlns. shortly
after o'clock an enthusiastic Tilden and Hen
diicks CLUB from the upper part uf the island,
rOue up IN wagons, c9rrNiu@ ,outerns ana " MS
parenries, on wuich stood out in bold black let
ters, " Bluomingd 10 Central lilden aud Hem
dricks Camp Ign CLUB "
The throng composed OF intelligent voters,
as was fully evidenced ny the rerfect quiet that
was maintained. and tho cordial applause mich
greeted every good point made. No speaker
was annoyed or disturbed, and when the last
one ID closed, there dspeis one OF the
largest. most quiet, ord ery. and cieditable mass
meetings ever held In New York.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
Lieut.. sibley's Expioit-The Dangers Of a
scouting Party.

CHICAGO, July 5.-The following des-
patch was received at Lieut,-Ge en-. sheridan's
headquarters this morning, In relation to Lieut.
Sluley' exploit, which has been before reported :
CAMP o. GOOSE CREEK. WYOMING. July TO-
Via FORT fETTEBMAS, July 22.
LSn.-Grr. Sheridan Chicago:
forgot to say when | despatched my last courier
that lad sent out LII ut ,ihley the dth, with small
dtAchuert Il the second CAVa ~ TO escur my gul e.
trauk brurd, tn Uaetng rtcunuO -saucr, Nncn the
party my on the I'm to point near where the Lite
iAg Horn dtun ucIes frolu the mountains, tney cu.
cuunttfrO the SIOUX strong force and enough
convince tAem mat the main village ~ the huste' Is
not fr from fAat point. They succeeded iu masking
escape only after abauduning N ir anitna. aud
making .CrOs- the rugged foot h- ut the liiR Horn
h0unians. Inc men were neary exhausted Nhcu they
r. tCh"d camp
Lieut.. SDle1 and Prank Gruard, tn guide, are ent
tied to gfr4 crfdt for the manner IA which they car
RED oui my instructions and Ga coo.ne-- tuu Judgment
,IsaYed Ia saving the detachment when surrounded
b' largely superior force Of the enemy. Mr. Flnnee
". MIR. Burricr, and jim IraynOr ccompaulel Lieut..
SiDley rs volunteers and behaved wei.
GEO. CROOK, Hrig der Genera.
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IN BEHALF OF TRAVhLLERs.
An Arrest After some Patient Watching by
the Steamboat Police,

Aleck Anderson, alias w. Odell, known
confidence operator who had for some time been
watched Dy the steamboat poce ,s arrested on Mon
day evening In the Newport steamboat after he had de
irauied samuel j. France m aged AMI innocent former
OF BLACKSTONE Mass Ander,On having tod Mr.. France
that he required 800 to the freight ON some goOd
A-k .d for nau ct 400, Offering as cohiefa gold
cheek upon Mcssr, Reilly MAY tor $500 gold Ynhle
10 ordcr, aad Mr. France gave MN tlUO Nh france
appc RED ia the Police Central once e.terday I'd
idenuntd An nrrsou, aud the swlndler was cOnMllted
IN 1 n q. L.
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BRUSSELS. July 25.-At a consultation OF seve-
raj eminent doctors to-day, 1t decdcd that the
Empress of Brazil should 40 Giscin for the benent
ol The water. The Emperor and Empress dlned to-day
at the royal palace a. La zen. uear Bi u sells.
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Increased Tax on water that is Impure.

At "a meeting Of the Germ IN Property Ownen6
Genital Committee last evening. complaint made
that while the water tax had ed the supply
nsd greatly cd. and th' water Itself impure
as OF en- lett sediment q reddish matter after stand
ing for some time. member said hat while he
wat In the reservoirs was lower w than other year,
ut this asOn, the dam at the CrOton lake over
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The Franklin Cottage, ut $40 Pearl street, wa.
broken into by burglars at 2;i5 p. NJ Monday. I've
Of them broke the fanght ana jumped In, while the
third one was keeping watch u Oeuon. pretending 70
sleep. The Durgl irs might hsv got away with theif
booty out for sailor who ing his pipe at the
window OF his boarding use In Dover street. Ha
alarmed the police and Oiiicer G. s. Cotton late o1
Barnum's Circus, arrested the three.
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A Jail Delivery.

Charles Davis, prisoner IN the Atlantic
county jail at Atlantic CtY n D., picked the lock ON
Monday might ana escaped. Roaert II. Eaton and
hArlcs kobnsOn OF tue prsui ers, escaped at the
same tune BY saving OH the bars Of tAeir windows.
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MIR. GERDE ABSENT.
a Tie Vote In Committee on the Repeal OF
the Resumption Act

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Ihe Banking and Cur
rencY Committee held another meeting today, and
asain adjourned without reaching any agreement on
The specie resumption question. The vote the re-
peal OF the date clause Of the resumption act as
fol
YKAs-Messrs wike OF Illinois, Coz OF New York.
Payne Of ohio, Raymond OF Indiana, aud Bufchard u
Wisconsin. III Democrats
NAYs-Mes-rs. Kssson OF Iowa Townsend OF Penn.
sylNauit, Huubeli OF Michigan, and kames OF Rhode
Island. Republicans aud Gibson OF LOUISIANA Demo.
crAt.
This wasa tie vote. MIR. Goode Dem, vaJ being alb
sent 4 prevent report. The committee adjourned
wthoN order being made for another special
INK. The next regular meeting Will Je he'd Thurs
QAy
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Ohicer Lumbryer OF the Fourth Precinct,
Jersey CITY, was told at an early hour yesterday
ing that Lawrence Higgins. stone cutter trying
to murder his family at their home Wilton street
The officer to the house md found Higgins lying
Tue moor with large carving knlfe ella ped IN his hand
The ofhcer took the knlfa from hun and hid t. and
ihnklhg tue man was sleep wen, out Half an hour
later h heard creams, and ran Into the house. Hs
found Higgins had anged himself by rope rom mad
In the wal. His face was ~ ok from stranguatiou-
The officer cut him down and took him to the polios
station. He Is believed to be la sane.
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SUICIDE ~ 4 CAMErERY.
A Father shooting Himself ON the Graves
of bis (hildrCn.

of his Children.
Last December Franz Stanner, a German
cabinet maker, Of 1l2 William street. Newark lost his
three children, aged /. o, and years by dlphthera.
HIS wife became insane, and was sent to A-ylum.
She was discharged recently but has acted very
strangely since, constantly Ending fault with her
hu band tnst his fe became miserable and be took
urinking. Ou MONDAY, while ~ WORK, he urcw
yOytr and tire tened u snOut himself out pre-
vented. Yesterday he went to WOOdlawn Cemetery,
where his chil4Ten are buried, and knet down ne
OF The graves as Il praying; a few moments after
ward shot himself bail entering HIS ne
and lodging IN the lung He then got up staggered
along some twenty feet, when he fell, nnd began to
commit th act by her continual fault hnuing. lie
removed 10 the German Hospital. lnere ID but little
hnf h
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SPARKS FROM TnE rhLEGRAPH.

The ChlcNgos defeated the Cncnnatls in Chi
cagO yesterday % to 3.
j. a. ii II Of DamarscOtta has withdrawn "a a
candidate for Congress from tAe Third Malue District
Ihe Rev. Father A. X Young, of the Order Of
st. Domino. dled yesterday at GesDoIo near W aSh-
lngtoa Guy, age4 nfty y-eisht cars.
MIR. II. j. Brady, tho new Second Assistant
Postmasi erdenera zoos the oath OF once yesterday
afternoon, aud Immediately entered upOn his duties.
the Senate, sitting as n court OF impeach-
ment Yesterday sened to the reading Of long speech
by ex-senator Carpenter, aud hetore The reading was
CONCLUDED adjourned until to-day
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Company A OF the Ninth Regiment, Capt.
cottman. will receive and en- ertain Company G. ssvea
y-fourth Regiment OF Buffalo Cnpt. Bamoere. 90
TIursIay afternoon. July ~. The company wi IN "a
the visitors at DeebrJsses street. ami IN the evening
both commands Will 10 TO uinore's Garlen. The
Buralo mpany IS one OF the crack organizations of
lhe StALe.
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NEW JERSEY.

Carl Iiungust died yesterday at Vineland,
n j., from ltenpting to klndle hre with coal oil.
Theodore Furman, well-to-do citizen OF
Trenton was Imprisoned yesterday for refusing to
port his WIFE lie taii he would rot IN JAIN hrst.
Martin Doyle, lagmap on the PeDnsylvania
Railroad feil from the top OF the ~ he Jersey
avenue crossing Jersey q y, Monday night. aud hs
skull was crushed on tue rails lie died yesterday
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HOURS or LEISURE.

Bachelor Club, Sea ChG Grove, July q.
ST. Dayid's Benevolent Societ. Christs Park,
Juh 70.
owen Haley Association, Excelsior Grove,
July 81
Juh ~.
Amateur athletic handicap meeting, on the
grounds OF the New York Athletic club, Mott Haven.
1lLA
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.


LONDON July ga hearing was held to-day
in the case Of John Walton OF New Yorkwho ch rged
with forgery ana uttcriuga checA for 81 ,ele, The
checS drawn on the London and Westminster
Bans By the British Foreign kxchlngr ami lnyes meat
Bans fr Alp los lui WAS attrrS ard r.el To Al pdg.
Walton was committed tor trial, Dail Ueing refused.
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A Lighted Mnich Cnrele,,Iy Thrown.

j. X. Mo ehouse, a c rpenter employed Ia the
shop OF Joseph Crane on vroom street. Jersey City
Heights. cirelessly threw lighted match into bunch
OF snavngs near the bench snere ne at work yes
ter ay inOruing The shop burned, aud he wzA
serl uy. not fatally Injured in sryng 10 eItlnguisA
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The accusations against Justices Henry 3.
Lott nd George r. Bennett of Jam ica L. l., TO b
investig ted to-day. Last fi, when the bills Of the
Justices and constables for services In criminal
were audited they were found to exceed the total Of
any vious year ti 800 though the year had Decu
peaceabe one. II is alleged that the Justices havs
charged for trtAs held oaths administered,
anu subpDnas never issued.
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TORONTO, Ont, July %. Myers, the jew who
arrested come days ago with $4,000 worth of da
monds In his posscssi II has forfeited his bail aud
cleared t. the Cutea states The diamonds IN the
possession VI the Custom House authorities.
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The managers OF Greenwood Cemetery have
pulled up the old fence around the northeast and east'
aud tuIs admitted. Inu Board Of Trustees acquired
ths and ur Jeare ago. Every lot m the ola gTou d
II hold the number OF lnirrntnts having Deeh lAIhe'
During the ias month the average hue been forlYNt
DAILY, t1e IN Inrty bang uf children. The new fence
now ortrn = 20 Fort Hamilton, ON which there N "A
frontage II 25nO ect The price 10 purchasers VIII be
IRON 5000 10 t7OJ per lot. Tue company has nearly
MON nOllArs ON hnnd.
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A Noted CrncRsmnu In 0uod.

PITTsDUR0H, Pa, July 25-G. II. Graham, alias
George MasoL, notorious Eastern cracksman, VINO Ia
charged vita committing burglary the FIRST Ma
ton Bank OF Wellsboro TiUga county, and similar
offences IA Philadelphia, was arrested al the Mon0u-
gaea House this evening and hed to await the action
OF Eastern az thorltrs.
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The females employed In the boot and shoe
manuflct0ry OF BanIster Tichenor, Newark. N. J.
yesterday joined the male employees IN their strike.
They say hst they WORK ON the highest priced Doots
aud shoes and do II fair to be REQ led NOV
after working all the year at low rates.
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At a picnic in Reitzner's Garden, 5l1 Bush
WICK avenue. Brooklyn yesterday, William Moliend ri
l64 Boerum place Fred. Went Of 1876 Boerum place.
JcQo Fox - 40 BJcrun place, aud Adal iIandiOh u
los HUMBOLDT street fought with knives Random We
seyerell cut In the breast aud Fox the left arm.
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The New York Yacht Club passed resolutions
yesterday IN relation Com louufe Gtrners DEATH
voted 10 start On the annual erals tho lAtn VI
August peAt, the reudtzVOus to be az Glen Cove.
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PoUGHkEEPsGE, July "a game OF base ball
Wa played here to-day between the Harems OF Harlem
and the VOlunta Of tins city. The Nulun GERS won
by score OF II to &. The harems were Llyen seven
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The relatives of Mrs Margaret Arthur of jay
street, Brooklyn, mother OF Mayor Charles Arthur.
clam that her death on FRIDAY last not u suicide.
but caused by the Intense heat snd consequent prost
ton
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Serious Illness of Archbishop Bouruet.

MONTREAI, July 25.-Grand misses were cele-
bated to-day for the recovery of Archbishop BOurgel
Who Is sni riug nom Dap heria lle mas taken are
lapse aud his case ~ pronounced hopeless.
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PARIS, July 25.-M. Francais, member OF the
Commune ha. been seriously wounded in duel al
Geneva BY NJ, Nermesch, An editor.
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uoboAen Germans for TiIden and Reform.

meeting OF Germans to ratlfy tho MONT
nalon of lnden and Hendricks was held IN OF o
Cottage parl HObOkcn, ! NJ evening, over 900 llU-
hokeu voters were present, and the enthusiasm was
great.