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THE CENrENNI4L YACHT RACES.
Contests that are TO be Open 20 the Yachts OF
nny Organized Club.

The Centennial Regatta Committee at
Yesterdays meeting announced the plans for
the races IN this harbor. The first race will bo
over the New York Yacht Club course, open to
sloops aud schooners Of fifteen tons and over
belonging to any recognized yacht clue. Day Of
race, June q. Regatta Committee: q. L. Haight
and Phiip schuyler, N. Y. Y. c.; ID. =. Hines,
Il. Y. c.; Il. ID. Tucker, Il. Y. G.; o. Cromwell,
Seawannaka Y. C., and me.uber OF y-cht
CLUB not vet appointed.
Ihe second uay's race will be for open boats,
course u ON Stah-bOat on New York Yacnt Cub
Hpu.e o Coney Island Point buoy. to BiS Ridge
buoy. to KuDln's Reef buoy, to place OF de-
psrtuTe, and repeat. This race throughout can
ue seen from either shoro. Time allowance,
b sea on mean lenzth, two minutes to the lOt.
ID . OF raca, June % Reg tia committee, J. ".
Snwver Il. Y c.; o. Cromwell, Sc 'wanhaka
y. c.; ". Roosevelt schuyler, Seaw .nhaka [, Z.
aud t. I Llupitt, \, \. &.
The thitd DAYS race will be to Gre May and
back, Tor slOnps ana schOoncfs over fifteen tons.
ID b, OF Ia e, June 70. Regatta committee, g. l..
n hlut, y. \ Y c.; ID. >. Hines. b. Y. c.; q. =.
SAtionatall. L. Y. g.; NJ. Roosevelt schuyler,
seawanhaHa T. e.; and member q the Atlantic
\. G. hot Yet named.
Entries close al noon the day before each race.
For the first and thrd races they are 80 be sent
~ O. l.. liaight, a. % Bro ID street fOT the SEQ
onu, to J. VI. sawyer, at 10 south stieet.
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THE CHIMES QUESTION.
The Proposed Additional Article TO the bur
iingsms Treaty. =

wAsHINoroN, June 12.-The joint reso-
luton reported by Representative Piper Of Cali
fornia, ffom the Committee on Commerce. and
passed by the House under suspension OF rules
to-day, requests tho President to submit to the
Government Of the Chinese Empire an additional
article to the Durlngame treaty Of July 2S, 1853
to the following effect;
The United States OF America do hereby reserve the
right TO regulate restrict prevent the Immigration
OF Chinese subjects into the United States except for
commercial pursuis ana, reciprOcally, the Emperor
O emma does reserve the right 10 regulate restrict
prevent the Immigration of citizens Of the United States
Into tue Chiuese EmplTe, except for Commercial. pur
suits.
The Joint resolution, as originally introdu NC ed
by Representa atve L. of Caiforni a. was auIe nd
ed by the cnmmttce 10y inserting the words
except for commercial pursuits" The vote
on It's passage was, yeas. lbs nays, 10 (; and the
point OF order that quorum had not voted was
raised, but afterward Withdrawn, and the Joint
resolution was declared passed by the requisite
two-thrds majority. The vote lacked only two
OF being a quorum.
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a PREACHEB's PLAGIARISM.
Disciplining "a Philadelphia Clergyman for
Using the sermons of others.


PHILADELPHIA. June 12-The Rev. DR..
Colfelt is pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church
OF Philadelphia, which IA one OF the weathiest,
largest aud most Influential In the denom-
nation. Recently charges Of plagiarism were
made against DR.. Coielt, and to-day nesting
OF the Presbytery was held to consider the
subject.
Opinions on the offence OF plagiary were ex-
pressed IN denunciator language by Drs Adair,
Deadle, Latta, Nevin, and Dickey, and while DIR.
Dixon was not In favor of encouraging the
practice, he yet held that the poets, from Chau-
Ger TO Longfellow, wero guilty OF IL. He be-
lieved with Lord Byron. that pretensions to
originality are ridiculous, and paid glowing
tribute to the honesty Of DIR. Colfelt for the
csndor he displayed IN admitting the probabil
ity OF his adopting occasion 4 thoughts which
he might think better than his own. and more
iIhuenCiug IN the cause of Christ. report OF
all inye.tgatng committee was made, coutsiu-
Ing the following pass -ge. -Four brethren say
" We were ana sun are cDnyinCed that the
charges OF plagiarism AGAINST the pastor Ot tnat
church are true, ana tnat ho has rep tatedly de-
lyrred his own, IN that and other churcaes,
the published discOurses and composition Of
Otnerl.'
Another paper signed by 1fty-eight communi
cant members Of tue First Cuurcn declares g. to
have become "A common report tndt VII. COlfet
has oeen IN the habit Of preaching both in his
own and ia other pulpits the published sermons
aud writings Of various authors as his own
composition; thtt the statements in re-
gard 10 the alleged plagiarisms are believed
b, d large number, 0Otn IN and out Of the
chutcn, u be true, and they have become
mat 81 of gener runOr and common fame
that Mr.. Clllel said, h we not the least nesi
tincy In acknoW lodging that very close core
spOndeuce has existed between some pOri ions,
and Ia some ihs aces veIy large pOrtions, Of uIy
deliveries aud the dlscouGses OF others;" tnat
be used the thoughts of Others win the COM
pleteat liberty, as he says he h done, giving no
iuumaii N at tue time thht tcey were not lis
own, IA ak Ing very large por Ions Of his sermons
IL cor. esppnu WIN tho sermons Of others.
Tue r. port was adopted, anu Dr. Cofelt signi-
leI bis Inlemllnns " need Inc admunls shlng.
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BEECHER IMIT1TED.
hlcnsurcr Ba bcock Anxious for n Trial by
his own Picked Jury.

wAsHISGToS, June l2.-This afternoon, in the
Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur pre-iding, MIR. W. a..
Cook counsel for o. BaboocA. ch4rgcd with conspr
acJ IN Connection with the safe burglary asked that
early day IN July be nxed f4r the trial Mr. Cook sai
that Gen Babe. OK was anxious for trial lie protcsto
that he should not he compelled 10 rest under the
charges madc by sucu men as Wmtcy, Who viii come
taAcn ~ lmlnrd eN after the an oi JGlY District
Attorney Wells sid thai me- expected Whtitt ana Sonl
tfVe To be lut on the stand, ana hs the Court uu y
not Ike to III dang Ausu he suggested " ism "
september us the ual 10 btgln The trial. Afer some
DISCUSSION the lDth Of september was nATd A. the uAy,
Court announcing tat II would fecOuyene on tho
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"CROW" MURRAr's BULLET.
The Brooklyn saloon Keeper whom tho Poli-
ttcians nre Trying 10 Protect.

determination Of the charge against Crow
Murray that he had shot Oncer Beatty Friday
ng In front Of the Brooklyn Court House drew to Jus.
tce Walsh's court room yesterday throng VI the
McLaughlin politicians who ybrate between the city
Hall and MurraJ's s.loun across TIE way. The police
Il dllig"ht searched for one Michael Noonan. VINO
was ttanung IN The thrOuR with Murray when tue pistol
shUt MAS urtd. When The court opened NOOnan
presented himself sai1 that he ready 10 tell all
tnut ne knew" ana he was allowed to go on his own re-
cOsnk nee. As the nOspts physitiaus mad sent word
TIA Bea ~ could attend tue elimination II II post
ppncd Ncck, this course 400 .ttu. Capt. joel
Sm IN present toJuste walsh wO pre- tylaccd glrs
II ana 81, wnom he haa arr,s I'd anu detained AS
witnesses, tuey with Murray sang on the
rning OF the shooting inty tue names OF te
Mcyadc and Nelle komplon ana sid thli they were
arunclal hover maktrs. Iney wtre Unlul by AL Old
gent eman In $1,000 The grtaet pohicAl Influences
are said " be al wUrN TO saw Murray.
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Tho ocean race for schooners, manned by
amateurs. to be sailed TO-DAY. twenty mes from
buoy o.
The Post Once men have sent to Washington
for permission u Illuminate the new Post ONCE uith
two thousand Chinese lanterns aud calcium ligh4 on
f0uclh VI July night.
Tho stockholders OF the Odd Fellows Han
hMoraiip have elected as managers wilson small X
NJ Demill sAmuel Bootn Royal hillArd. Harvey =.
Auoref, George smith, Theodore frOment, John No
doe. Myer Stern. ADrLm Lent. WilllAm w. L. v0orhil
and Joseph Ash.
The third annual excursion Of st. ThomasS
Chapel 10 Spring Hl Grove ON the Hudson, viii IAka
place W Thursday. June ~, Don't fa ~ Atlead.-Aas.
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THE HORTICULTURAL SNOW.
Raro and Beautiful Plants Brought from
Every Cline TO New York.

The New York Horticultural Association has
opened four days exhibition In Gilmores Garden.
Egheen years ago the Horticultural society died after
asruRgling existence OF nve years The society
that nov EXHIBITS was organized six months ago with
sixty members aud now has 800. This smoershiD IN
clu les fists and iruitgrOsers amateur and profess
slOnAl. fiOn all over the country. The officers
President, John hcndcrsoni Wee Presidents, George
Such James VI. Paterson, VII iem O. wilson. X. u. Par.
Recording secretary, william j. DayidsOn; Cor
responding Secret ~. Peter Henderson. Among he
great number OF living plants IA tins exhibition there
are rk"rtpn fern ives uhd,r gas case, tall bend
lux Australian fern and variety OF beautiful NegctA-
Il u from climates, enough 10 bCNildrr any person
who has dwet always al one point OF iattude and
lOugituue.
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SOME WAsnIN0TON TOPICS.
The Senate shirking its Duty-Ths RepublSs
cans Way of Doing IL.

WAsHIN0ToS, June R.-The absence OF %
many Senators left that body with barely quorum to
day. and as often as It WAS proposed TO proceed NrA
legislation, enough Republicans would absent them
selves TO prevent business. Finally, It agreed 70
ADJOURN unt ihursday and to meet that day merely
10 adjourn until FRIDAY. when the Impeachment Court
asseulOles on the tedious trll Nhcn 10 to begin next
month but lew rsOns have tue slightest cUnprehen
sion Two hundred aud nity one witnesses have boea
OF are 10 be summoned, embracing officers VI evurg
grade IN the army raaers, CLERKS In tue War Dc
partment aud correspondents.
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LAST FRIDAI,s SCENE.
ApoioRizing for Blaine. but Not Justifying
their Consure OF MIR. Cox.

WAsHIHGTON, June R.-The friends OF Mr.
Blame seeking 10 show that bis conduct In the
House n FRIDAY last was consequence of his highly
Eervo condition At that timo but thls does not
ctse the Unjust censure put upon Mr Cox tue speaker
pro tenn fur thloTchg uTder on tnat day. lLose VINO
saw NJ Cox wou d fairy say tnat he kept MS temper
eIcellentY, Nas not swayed Dy passion IN single
sahce, and every remark he addressed To Nj. Blame
not ore thun tue dignity Of The CHAR ana the
honor Ofthe House dsmanued ana there are meuDerr
tns he snOuld nave been sharper and more
IN hls d, ngs WITH tho ex-SpeAkeT MIR. Cox not
n the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13
A Compromise Financial Measure.

wAsHISoToS, June l2.-ro-da Mr.. Raymond
OF Indiana amemoer Of the Banking aud Currency
Committee, introduced in the House = Currency bin
designed as compromise measure In the event tho Re
pea Dill does not pass the House IL merely tepeala
TIE cate nAed for resumption aud requires the Socrs
tary OF the Treasury to hoard the god
the payment OF interest the pu bic deDt until thl
amount shall Justify the redemption OF legal tenderl
for coin. senator Barnum also ayors this nnk
10 cIedlled as being It's auIhor.
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wAsHISoroS, June l2-Dr. Pope, the family
physician OF speaker Kerr. made the following state
meat at IL o'clock to-dayi
Mr. Kerr mad severe attack OF maiarious fever anl
eAhlusurg dar h1a, followed by violent nteraigA u
neuralll OF tue abdOml al nerve. Toe disease Is
under control, He had good night, feels decid-
edy better to-day. Should no unlOward symptoms
cur nc VIII conyIlece rapidly and restored nls
usual health IN u few DAYS j. W. PoPK Al. u.
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On Saturday eight Herman lnderweis, sexton
OF the Cemetery OF st. MaY's, In East Orange, re.
turned to MS little gate house after hard days work.
He had received SEQ -Four Of tins he hal expended for
food. At midnight three entered his place and
gagged ana bound him They rined his clothing, and
then demanded more money. lie 1aId he had none.
They insisted that he had and proceeded to torture him
BY roasting his feet over nre. But II OF use,
for he had no more money. Satisfied Of this, they
threw hlm the bed. There he found next morn.
ing suffering great agony. lie may lose hIs feet The
police have arrested no one.
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Bri.,ow'. Mule Claim Inve.,,sn,,oo.

WASHINGTON, June l2-Mr. Bright Chairman
OF the subcommittee having the Kentucky mule CLAIM
under investigation. that the why the report
Is not MADE 10 because the committee not nnisho<
taking testimony. The most important witnesses are
III kentucky. and for some reason given tue
mltee nave not been sDie to get them TO washn ton
or this fact the opponents OF Mr. BrstOw are taxing
mean advantage, asserting that the committee defe
Its report from unworthy motives Mr. Bright has 40
thorztd stAtemen 10 be te egraphed to Cincinnatl
and "a II u OF any benen TO Mr. Bristow he will naR
the use OF In promoting his Presi entia aspiraon
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Superintendent WLlng has received from
Scotland Yard London. circulars offering 81 900 reward
for Information nat may lead TO the recovery of Gains
borougs celebrated portrait OF the Duchess u Devon
slire aid ne convection OF tue persons VINO stole
from ~ Oi Bond rret ON the go OF May. The
picture Ia 6OxtO inches, and represent, tho Duchess
drtssed Ia Whe, IN blue silk pcttcodt aud sash,
and large black hat ana feathers.
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BERNE, June R-Serous foundations have oc-
Cured In Eastern Switzerland caused by heavy rains
anu the melting OF the snow In the mountains. The
railways much damaged The whole Can.
ton OF Thureau Is submerged. many bridges and
houses have been carried asay anu several persona
have been drO Sned. AZ Frauenfed the capita VI the
Canton. four inmates OF house killed Dy fall
ing IN OF the walls. The Federal Council has ue gate
one of is members - proceed TO Tnurgau aud offer
assistance 10 the Inhabitants.
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At dnvhreak Yesterday IRE In Mrs. Paulna
QuaseSs fancy goods store nj q Chryse street awJke
MIR. Qua-ek, who slept near the street door. lie
into tnr hAee NJ the Of the store and secured MS
trousers ud ten "a, he uabutd the door q escape he
monuered ms cash box Then he ran through the
naucs ud secured the box. The nTe meanwhile sprcad
r,pidY tua ho cuud not return but the ncighburs
heard MS shouts and rescued him. His head. neCk
and legs were badly burned. HIS loss 10 ABOUT
r. iuHurauCe. 4
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PARIS June l2-A meeting OF the Cabinet is
to be held tomorrow. when important question will
be brought up which II Is feared VIII lead to differ.
latter have resolved T. support NJ Renouard cand
da Tor the lie senltorship made by the death
Of VI. Mcard wne President MscManOn Is determined
" support NJ, Buffet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13

william Mcdowell, aged l5, killed himself
in his mothers house, at 10 East a6th street.
ON Sunday evening. Before Coroner woltman, yester.
dy Or. LusA OF Thryfouth street sald tnat the BOY
had outgrown his strength on sunday he seemed
chcrru attending church. ana dining al East Forty.
siHlhstrectsnd going 10 Harlem ia toe afternoon on re-
turning 10 his home at OC ht ms trip to
Harlem. Then telling his mother that some TRENDS
wou call thar he an not wish to ser he went to ms
beuroom, ana thrle ne shot himself Mrs Mcdowell de-
posrd that her hu bind has repeatedly been In an
asylu for the insane within the last sixteen years
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an ELECTION law ron UTAH.
A Modification of the section in Regard &,
LIhh's Peculiar Institution.

Utah's Peculinr institution.
WAsHiNGToS, June IA bill was reported by
Representative igginton to-day AS substitute Tor the
bn to regulate elective franchise IN Uah, introduced
by Mr Lu.re Ia the House and by hr Chrstiancy In
tho senate The substitute provides general election
law Tor all the Territories requiring that all voting snA
done Dy hail u enclosed IA envelopes Of uniform
flze be tuppc1 BY tue secretary of the Territory.
Nj hrlsancJs section Ia regard TO pOiygamY n mOdt
Ned 50 az to restrict the elective franchls simply o
male citizens OF tGe age OF twehty-One wear, ahd up
wurd who are not DlgamiSts ana DOlygnLists ut the
time they offer To vote, and NhO OtbeI Wlso QuaaeJ
by tho usual term Of residence, sc,
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WHENCE SOME or ms wEALTn.
Sergennt-Rt-Arms Ordwny's Crooked Ways
Of keeping his Books.

WAsHlHGTON, June l2--The Real Estate Pool
Committee Is inye,tigang the accounts of
alarms n. q, Ordway. His system OF boOkkeepl
puzzles the commtire. whO nnot trace the connection
Ot,Wutn bilf tn ems. From thu testimony ut VII
already ted, it seems tnat o. dN charged
the Government dOube tne amount actually pdld TO
= neg lAhorcrs. Capt BluckfOiG. N charge Of
the Capitol pUce, testified tH he received gratuity
FROM Ordway for service that touk him away from his
post, aud whith wa part of MS duty. OrdwHy In
TINS made his ONCE profitable aud added largely
hls wealth by dishonest practices,
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HAnTFORD, June R.-rhe thunder storm yes
terday IN this city and vicinity very severe. In
South Manchester the lightning struck the Congregi
tonal Church, without, however destroying H. Three
hois apout IA years Ola Pau Cheney, Ned CiencY and
watkins, VINO were leaning against the NAll Oi the
churoh outside were thrown TO the ground ana their
boots strpDed off. Two OF the boys rec iycd severe
bslers on tler dies hcy were resuscltatcd by the
d
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Frances Delegation Of Workmen for th,
Centennial Exhibition.

PARIS, June E.--A meeting In favor OF the
Philadelphia delegation Of French workmen was held
to-day NJ. Naquret. member Of the Chamber OF Depu.
ties. was Chairman and several other Deputies were
present The business anu oOlects Of The wOrkm ms
deecation were discussed. Various speakers main.
tanned that the delegates whi IN America should
cupy themselves WITH inquiries into social well
industr'l mat ers and some protested against undue
Interference Of the Frencn Government,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13

More than thousand persons sat In the great
gospel tent Of the Rev. Dr. stephen H. Tying. Jr. last
evening ana listened TO feryid eKhoration-, prayers
and Moody ana Snkcy songs. a large choir sang
down Lies Dark Vaio we Wand,r." and tne Rev
r. IT. rmtehef oi Duo,'n, ". hH " inE, me i.ev
meeting The gOspc tent 10 be enlarged " double
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13
BrooLIyn's New Education Hoard.

Mayor schroeder yesterday appointed Albert
zimmerman, Dr A. n Bel editor Of the SdnHdriaR).
Joseph Burger, John Flynn, John DAVIS, John Cunning
ham, A. Foman ", W. Hurlbut. T.. Theal Robert snY.
der, Edward Rove, f. j Mntlock, II. +. Wheeler II.
B llarron,le Malor John Hunter, and Oscar Fris-
bc, a. members Of the BroOEyn board OF EDUCATION.
The Aldermen confirmed the nOminatl0ns.
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John Vandenoleoker, aHoilander and farmer,
q Lodi while driving over the Midland Raiw way. near
kUchtlle Park N. j., yesterday, struck by loco.
motive and instantly kiled. Both OF his hOrses we're
kuied, aud the wagon MAS tpliatered-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13

the Erie Railway will reduce fares to-day "a
followsi To Rochester. Caledonia Lo Roy Batavia, or
Auica. t5.b0i excursion tickets. ti0. TO Buffalo or
Mag "a tal,s. sdi cHcH sion teHets til 70 Cieye-
land. tSi Toledo. $40, Detroit $40 Chicago. t3 Gin.
cnnHu. eli Lousyle, tl5. Qulney t2i, d. L0uiA
tlTi Omaha. ~ San francisco, tl2S
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WASHINGTON, June ls.-This was the day nxed
three weeks ago for the adjournment OF Congress
The opinion tonight expressed by Republican ana
Democratic members OF 10 houses l., that tAo nrsi
OF August viii md Congress stun In session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13
WAN7ED. Se.OOO,OOO.
Zack Chambers suit Against Ex-Secretary
Jacob ThOmpsOn.

WASHINGTON, Juno R.-lhe suit brought
against JACOB Thompson by tho Secretary Of the Int
rior involving claim for Two millions OF dollars sccre.
ty Chandler VIII be prosecute cd with all the
te best legal talent give Mr., Thompson wiii be
peeled TO employ counsel anu his friends say that will
nun nt arY all he Is worth ~ nay lawyers fees No
for moment hnks that any jury viii ever convict
OF beng accessory 10 the theft Of the Duuds yet
he viii nave to defend himself ana impOYeTlsh his
chlAlO TO lneeL the eLpense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13

wAsHINGToS. June R.-Among the reduo-
tions In the sundry CIy bill the Appropriation for
Signal Service Is down between thrce and hun
dred thousand dollars, the revenue marine t2OO0Oo.
and the coast turyeY t2OOOOO, Appropriations Tor ths
Government buildings and grounds IN tho District ot
Columbia are Ieduced tlSOOOO.
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Eirai WnrL IinMnninm.

Ats o'clock yesterday morning, Dennis Dres-
liant, who keeps little store at 81 Morris street. wss
from sleep by loud knocking and found Al the
door Martin Lynch who demanded some liquor Brcs
liant replied that he hHi Lynch then desired IN
star ali nlgnt. but Bresant told hnn he had no loom
IhereupOn Lynch became ABUSIVE, anl picking up a
heavy paving stone threw II striking Breslant the
head, knocking him down and nea ~ putting out an
eye. DT. Merfn pronounced Bressnt's inJurles very
serious, ena Lynch vAs locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13
The Exrradition Question.

LONDON, June 12-In the lobby ot the House
OF Commons tonight the opinion is general that the
negotiations between the United States and Great
lock-
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BOSTON, June l2.-At a meeting Of the Massa-
chusets delega es TO the National Democratic Conyen
ton to-day resolution adopted plcdging the dele
CATION to vote unit for the cane date
the qualifications requisite ~ deeat the Republican
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wAsnINGToN, June representative Bright
Chairman OF the sub Committee ON Expenditures In thS
Treasury Department. says the puo ished statement "a
the effect that The Investigation Of the Kentucky muis
case las been retirded for pO itca purpose or "a
Affect Mir. BrlsOw bifure the tintiInati kepuDlical
Convention, Is without warrant aud that the delay ID
the inNestgation has been pro uced ~ causes ova
which the subcommittee had no CONTROL
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NEW HAVEN, June E.-Last night, while Mr..
PECK aud hrs Carnio Hart walking In tho suburbs
OF Bridgeport, Conn they were set upon by scy raj
IOughs ana Mrs Hart rayished by the entire psrty.
FIVE OF their number have been arrested
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sentence of Revenue Oou.pira,or..

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June L. Jacob Nunne-
maoher ana Christian Guenther, who were convicted
OF conspiracy to deraud the revenue, sentenced
By Judge Dyer this morning. the former ~ months
imprisonment aud nne OF $4,000 and the latter TO
three month"; Imprisonment ana hne Of $1,000. They
to be imprihOned IN the cOuny Jal. Nunnemacho
Is YeTT old and wealthy citizen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13

The body Of the man found 10 Penn Horn
creek. near the Hackensack bridge. on Sunday xM
Identified yesterday that OF Philip Krath OF West
hoboken. Krath Was cabinet maker. aud had been
out OF employment some time His friends believe thAA
he committed suicide. his family In dcstate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-13

CONCORD, N. H., juno R.-The canvass for
United States Senator tho election for which tAkes
place noIt week week. very active. tho most con.
spioa1os candidates bong tho Hoa. Il. IL Rollins
OasiVw StearpA