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The SmiinD Mercury calls the new game Oh
polo cavalry i1r..
1hc SmddV dispatch says that flies are not
protrcte bY the game Avs.
The Columhn Pleasure Clubs Centennial fes-
tlNAl io-uigh. ia Terrace Gtrdcu.
william II. sanders was found dead last NIGHT
10 his room IN the Gralnmercy Park iluiei
Ihe sunhen tug II. W. Workman Ia t. be raised
to-day The bOIY uf Alexander H0lil.}c 10 he found
James Re mond, OF 2l9 West thirty second
stree, WAS drowned JesitflJ WINE o"'h'hs near
MAcr's Island
he sunday CUiscn saws that the difference
between the cunttunng factions Ot ~ fdtrlckH Ait
ance Lave peen ntA ed.
"A worker asks: Are the cap manufacturers
going TO do the same all others and give theH hands
Monday, the 81 ut Jay, on!
Noah's Siud1y Times dnd Messenger invites tho
Third nNIsln 10 cross the river lOin the FIRST
the parade On the evening Oi Jul 8.
Eldfidge Street" asks: l. it unlawful for
10 ST uiNnln the tly Han PARK aud Is police
uan bound TO club hun out Oi the PARE
The sunday Hcrdh says that the King OF
SpIln has conferred the OidVr ut Charlie III ON MIR.
schaus the Sew iorG picture dealer. mars OF Is
Majesty appreciation Of ms conduct IL tue n ir ~ tho
stolen MurlllO
he Sunday Democrat says that twenty of the
2b,sO pcrs nhuse urAlh registered IN Ireland
In the nrs quarter OF the year were crnenan ana
thAt thIte we're 10 wears Od Que 100 one woman no.
and two men III wears OF age.
The Rev. G. L. Mccarthy, who, owing to his
peCullhriltH OF temper, was required to rrslgn as
from the pastO snip Of the BleecGe street UnVrrA
Church. preached yest' rday beIOle hte society de-
BuJl"g Lhey ".ye euArantesu hn small salary Tor
alear.
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THE POLICE CLUB AGAIN.
The Bleeding Prisoner that Oncer OCoupor
Bore to Hts station.

Marcus Buckin Of A Forsyth street is
locked up In the Tombs on CT arve OF attempt
ing burglary. He was arrested al oclock on tho
morning Of June g. at 3.s Grand street, oy Oficsr
OCounor OF the Thirteenth Precinct. He was
arrsigned for trial IN the General Sessions on
Friday last, bit was remanded to give DR..
Brekes, the physician OF tho city prison, an op-
portu unity Of determining whether he - sane.
In the 1omu: on saturday, buck,n said tnst
As he was Walking slons Srtnd street about MD
night the 5tn OF June. Po zee Un.c-r OConnur
arrested him. He asked what he was arres,-r
for. and for a reply tue o. er struck him with
bis clnb on the head, inn's ing terrible cash.
lie tel to the ground biesJ.ag, and was carried
~ the Delaney street station.
Omcer OConDvr's story IL that Duckin and
two others were In the act Of "erscklna" q
tailor shop At 31s Grand street, at about o'clock
ou the morning oil June o. Thev stood upon the
steps OF the shop pryinz the front door open
with jmtuy. lie ran to the spot and seized
buckin by .h- coat sleeve. The two other men
escaped. BIckin broke the officers hold and
r.n he offcet gave chsse aud struck buckin
on tue head lightly 50 that he staggered to-
ward q truck standing on the 8 rect ard fell
down. Tue on or Wicked bis y sOner up and
took him to tue oolice station. lner- tho IA an
talked incoherentlv. ana appe red q ignty.
There Is no reason to doubt that Buckins .
mental d-rangemeDt ~ the effect OF tue blow
from O'CoDDor's club. Buckin Is weak,
slenuer yOuI man, while Onicer O'Connor is
strong and heavily bliit. BIcsin's kesUer at
the Iumbs s.ys thst ne sits all oay ioiig on hts
buus WITH downc.sL he ii. looking 1T e door,
anu muVetnv, "Poncem n" "Clun. aud
HeaD." His case viii come up In tue General
SerHtOus tO-uay.
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THE MONTE NEWS PARdDIs ,
How the Grent Confidence Gsme ,yn. PLAYED
on Coney isiaud ON Sv ,anr

1t was intolerably warp at Coney Island
Yesterday. and 40 the day grew older the crowd
increased and at ooSock every bosteltie was
fun of guests, ana r.ie water sido was thronged
with an ever-nZ wing multitude.
n uark iacVl man with black moustache
and stnorio beard set up his little table In
front othhe Point Comfort House ard began to
manipulste his cards and to ESSAY nv plausible
t'lk to invelglo the unwarv. He played with a
gneen.n deuce, and Ave spot, The queen.
Eeutlemen," said he. sweetly, us your card,
The other twoare mine. Fell ~: wNtfe the
queen Is when ytns ,,urds down, hn1 pay
YOU Nc amount nf vOut bot. Don't all speak at
tnce." He fingered the cards 10 mai hdrnitly
that an Innocent German was at once caught.
II bet you tree doll tell de Rween, id nei
snl ne pG h,s norny unssf a0nn % hee t.S queen as ia
los f5 and drew out with the remark, "fou'm
Ad IN tief."
OF tr Victims were added to the monte mans
s ring. A long, tank, lean man stepred up aud
watched the shuning ut tue cards. thiDk
can pick out the queen" said he. . Bet you $40
YOU can't" said the monte man with winning
smile. The cards were suited htner and thith-
er, the stakes were out W. aud the lean man
won. He tried again, and again lie won. Inc
monte man began to lose temper and to up-
braid the winner. "why, gentlemen" remark
"tnis games as simple as pms. Anyboey can
! pick out the queen. n ne only watrhes. when
tnat mans back was turned picked up
back with nv finger natl, and here 1t is."
! SO saying he was about take up c.rd nut tue
| monte man objected, aud the lean man laughed
a sardOnic laugh. green looking countryman'
| VINO mad been Watching the gatn- with open
| ewes iu eacn OF wntcn was speculation, stepued
forward aud laid down a Is BANK note. S. Id he
with the manner OF u man VINO has built horse
car and koows that It will run; II pick out .hs
| queen; put up your money Tue monte man
| vi. reu savaRely at the lean man, ana pl .ced
! IS note on the stand. Tue countryman turned
| up the marked card, ana II was the deucel
| Detectives Zundt snd Looney u Brooklyn, II
pairoling the beach. found NalentiDe the chow
chow man, getting resdv To play three caro-
monte. They arrested him, ana with hun W IN
f. Bupce, roper in" Valentine declared
that he hadn't Rambled anv, but said that h'
would have done IL " he d mad acnancs.
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THEMILw1UKE EE wHrsK
Important Winess Called for To-Oav-Post-
master kcYes In Trouble.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Committee
on the Milwaukee whiskey frauds will resume
the Investigation in good earnest to morrow.
Ex-Deputy Collector A. @. wesett and cx-
Gauger John @. Ftz2erald will frat be put on
the stand, and II is expected will unfold the
true inv rdness of the whiskcy corruption IN
that district Fl zgerald, whose knowledge of
tho whole business Is supposed to he complete,
will be called ubon to make n full disclosure OF
hts knowledge of the subject. weiscrt Is
under indictment, and Is one of the few who
will stand hts trial. At the request Of Mr..
Keyes, the committee h we subpenaod sever |
State politici ms, who seem to have been mixed
up In the illegal business In some shape or
other. TO testify. Among these are Post
masters Coleman. Towne, and Moke. How
or in what manner they can come to
the relief of Keyes does not yet appear.
Tue probabilities are that the invcsiiga-
u II will involve many matters concerning the
Wisconsin Senatorial campaign Of 1874. develop
ing, what Is strongly suspected. wholesale our
chase Of members Of the Legislature to vote for
Carpenter, rs well ss other disgr ceful attempts
to procure his election. An application viii be
mace by the committee tomorrow TO the West
ern Union Telegraph COmDany for the tele-
grams which passed between Keves, Conkling,
and others In 1874 and 1875. An application will
also be made Tor immunity for Herman Nune-
mHchrr. VINO Is now an exile in Europe, to en-
able rim to re urn home and testify.
First Assistant POstmaster-General MARSHAL
has seen the testimony gf Grthth and Conkiing,
which me TO his knowledge through THE SUN
dispatches, and ex xpressed his surprise and cha
grin that accusations such as those brought
against Postmaster Keyes should ever be m ade
agninst a Government onncial. As soon as his
attention was He'd to IL he at once asked Tor a
full history Of the charges, requesting copy OF
all the testimony taken before the committee
~ la Cn
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TAXING A REST.
A Vacation that DIR. IsimnRc'- Oxford street
heisbbOrs DO Not Object 10.

Thomas De Witt Talmage yesterday
morning tossed his legs ana aims abou for tue
Last iime before going Oh to spend his summer
at Martha's Vineyard, one Of the summer resorts
which he so severely preached against week
sco. Afler his ssrmOn he caileu up the lfty-
i've persons WHO were to be received into the
cburco. bad them ~ nd IN tue semi-olrole about
tho Marquette seats, and from the platform he
- ed tG,In toe general qIestIon a. to tnelr be-
lief. He went round the semi-oIrcle then TO
snake nanus. lie aLDOunced that tue numDer
received YESTERDAY Ewelled tie accessions to Tue
Church Ia lwo years to l,U2 mep,Uers, Ia tie
event &, after the SERMON, he snoOk hahds WIN
most ~ hi> congregation. ID "a. lmase iui tue
u1s. wear mas Oten trJiDg 10 irarn from Arbuckie
To play on tue cOrnet. IL Is said that AR. al
images progress hss been siow. ana that ms
pla,ing has Oeen nOre marked by strength IN n
sweetuess. His nei shbDrs ~ SOutn OI,ord
street hope tnat his suii mer vacation will I'M
prove his music.
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WHERE Is REEDY
Proctor Knott Atcr the Disintercsted Chap
who Came to Blnine's Rescue.

Who thWt TO bIhIne's Ht"cut'
WAsHISGToS, June 25-Rced. the writer
OF the letter explaining the Caldwell despatch
business, was suopGnaed some time ago
to appear before Mr. Hunton's Commit
tee, but up To the present time the Deputy
Sergeant-at-Arms of the House has been
unable TO md him. when hts letter
telling of his whereabouts was published, IL was
expected that a su pGna would re ich him In
time for him to be before the COMMITTEES yester.
day, but he has not yet responded. Proctor
Knott, however, Is hopeful OF getting him. and,
when lie does, IL anxious to subject him to a
CrOss-exantnation. Several fnOnymous letters
have been received ty Mr. Knott, stating that
Reed ~ man OF worl hless character, who can
he Ooucnt tor a small sum to say anything.
Evidence OF this character. OF course. does not
AIN unt to inuch, but II has the effect to m Ike
hir. Knott Ncri anxious to get mold of Reed. so
~ 10 determine how crest was Reeds oistnter-
csiedncss IN irving To rescue Hane, Il peIfe I
stranger to MIN, from euspiclon OF completely
with tue Caldwell dcsDatch conspiracy.
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SUMMONED BY JOHN KELLY.
why sam Cox Vacated the speakers Chair
TO 20 TO ~. Loui-.


WASHINGTON, June 25.-The unexpected
departure OF MIR. Cox for st. Louis OH Friday
night is explained by his friends. 1t wac con-
sidered at the time In bad taste for Speaker
pro TEN. to sacate his seat for political pur.
poses, but 1t is asserted that he was summoned
by Sachem John Kelly Of the Iammany crowd
In St. Louis, and that he old not think II best TO
refuse. Consequently. when the House met
yesterday, the Clerk was Obliged to call 1t to
order. A resolution had already been drawn by
which Mr.. Holman was to be made Speaker pro
TEN. until the return Of Mr.. Cox. Ii was OBJ
served, however, that Mr.. Holman was not
likely to get the fun vote Of the Democrats.
rnis did not dispease tue obst mat ene Der FROM
In jiana, who had the name Of Milton Sayler Of
Cincinnati ONO. substituted for his own, nd
the pro tenn. provision scratched out, so as 20
make Sayler the Speaker for the remainder OF
the session, or until Speaker Kerr returns. MIR.
sayler had the support of the Republican side.
ard is regarded as well ntted for the import Mt
duties which deyUlve upon the presiding Ofhcer
OF IN, House at the close OF a session.
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SPARES FROM the TEAEGRApH.

The machine shop Of william Young and Van
DycA's lamp olack wOrks IN SIKH street, Hunters
Point Loss, $1,000,
5. V. Howard & CO.. clothing store at Platts-
burg \. y. Was burned Yesterday morning. The loss
will reach several thousand dOl-rs, party lOsured
President Ravmond Of Vassar College
preached his baccaiaure te sermon yesterday. Tues
day is class day, ana "wednesday commencement day.
Robert Spoor, who lived noar Coxsackie, went
home 10 dinner lale on turlay aud quarrel ed With
his Ne ana soon afer~ ard he went into neld took
q dose Of strychnlne, ant q ed lnimediatciJ,
Albert Cur IS, son OF Judge Curtis Of Ash
land, ONO WAS shot deAd ON ms rAncue ne Laramie
CITY, OT = NJ n named Chandler. Tue shooting grew
out ii dllnculiJ cut C,iIs gettng Ou hsI .and.
Chandler 10 stul al large
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The Fruits o. uuscrupuious Legislation.

Col Robert Johnstone who Is testing tho con.
stitution4iity Of senator e's b which has restored
to Brooklyn double he AIDED Government. on Satur.
day, before Justice Barna, d, 10 PJuzhkecpsis. ar
gued an application for a msndamus against the
CLERK OF the Board OF Supervisors to compel HIM to
cal the nsnie Of Rob rt Gardner. exAlderman and SUI
pervisor. who egsltte out of oice nv the DILL.
District Attorney BrttOn opposed the apple alton. Ihe
case arsu "a atst case II It ls decdef fayIraDly,
"a city members OF the present Board OF Supervisors
will be unseated. and the Old Supervisors who Al
demen will resume their seats.
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MORSE NOTES.

MIR. q. Y. Burnett Of Jackson, Mich, has pur-
chased ,hv black STALLION Admra for 81 lOo.
j. H. burroughs Of Fayette, y. Y has sold his
rouins mare Gulnare to u Organ Tor H1oO,
Il. q. Bruce has resigned MS position IA Secre-
retaiy OF the Kentucky IrVttng Horse breeders Asso
cstiOn.
Lon Norris OF Boston, Mass. has sold his gray
lding George A. Ayers to John W Mcrrow OF Boston
TO- 5000
The gr,y stallion Monsrrh. the property Of II.
Bsbbitt OF soap fame died recently In Prospect, NY
lie cost 5000.
The stallion Mambrctto died In Omaha on the
Ed INST, having been injured on the cars His owner
paid ~ 900 Tor I'm,
Tho nne Irolting mare Nellie GrAnt who has
hrgco'i f"1c'h "a h'cn purchased for 5000 % AIR
Bowers VI GreeuVilv, la.
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G1MBETTA'S WARNING.
A Republican banquet In Fra nee % eicb at.
ing Gen. Hocbe's Birthday.

VERSAILLES June 25.-rhe Republicans en-
Enthusiastically celebrated the bi thday Of Gen. Hoohe
yesterday by bsnQu at which 800 pres
ent including many Senators and Deputies OF the Left
and Left Ccntre
Deputy Jues Ferry who occupied the chair. made the
nr speech. He expressed confidence Presllcut
MacMahon and NJ DutAure As chief Of the CABINET.
NJ. GaInbettA spoke al lrnytn He Nhrled the Repub-
hcAns not To be intoxicated ny victory. He eNhured all
pa lies TO mutual generosity looking forward the
dsy when tlncncy mght DO extended to all without
di trust " The R'puuhc, continued The orator "is
government OF order and luertY. lts programme ~
peace, education, concord. PeAceiulness constitutes
our strsnsth Hmid the disturbances OF EirOpe The
lmpersoSG - ;ter ~ the republic inspires feeling
oi security wh. no inouaIchy could give"
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THE GOSPEL FOR EYERYBODY.
some Features Of the Out-Door Worship in
brookivn aud iiobOken.

The second service Ia the brooklyn Gospcl
TeLt had at FlatDush and Eigith yc ter.
daJ afternoon. The tent WI accommodate 500 per
sOus nj fury that numoer were In II YESTERDAY. A
half ur was devoted TO singing hymns. after which
there celebrations. soIgs, prayers. Mr.. iIe
made the oI eniug aodre,s efecing his remarks by
syng that tue M etings were 10 be entirely uIdenun-
IhntIOn !. Mr. swan Of Ga .uw among tue
speakers. Ar quest That those who desi1rdt become
Christians shOuid arise drrs thite peupe To their
icet Las, sunday nnete persons rVbe Tor prayers.
o. them pOnceniau.
ere WAS ulnlen thronr yestcr lay afternoon IN
the rlvsi ~ Fie,is, Hooo@e drinA " lager JOY
ng SUNDAY recIeaiiuhS. A venerable MAJ, with i,e
nJNiug 10 Is ann iUng neurJ took hls isce under n
tr g, aud began sIngu hymn. lie was the X v.
thnres l. PARK r. the pastor OF the Reformed c.
He was atended by the cnur Of his church who Jiued
In the singing The beer drinkers n.ckcd ounu him.
aud he pfeathcn, Inviting every that liz 10
duhK cf I wa cr OF NE. After the prelchlng was
udtd the beer drlnKtrs retururd to thelr laAer
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TWO CORPsEs FROM a WELL.
Backing Up his Opinion that COST his Life
and The Late Of AnOlhrr.

PHiLApELpHIA. June ga well In Race
street has .stcy been fu OF foulncss Samuel
Honomaehor. Who wOr.ed near oy, argueI with his
companions tnat the gas was not posonous an 10
prove the soundness Of hls opt ion offered go down
mo u, wen his employer { rDsue tue exp Vit. n d
said that ucaih would % It's certain Ihs
command ony made hin more fOohardJ, aud last even.
ing after for the y brea stopped, low
cred himself nAnI over hand by pc Into the wrll.
He had not 20 far when the - began TO Ovorpowr
him The men above heard HIM shout Tor hep, aud
then the splash OF his tall INTO Tho water Juhn S.O-
mon, ~uhout hsllaIion climbed the rope, hoping by
rapid .nuNcnents 10 yet GU sRHn with AUnt naChrf's
dy before beng oyerpo~tr d BY the gas. lie, 100,
coon Oosed MS hod Of rope anu ieli the water
Tue Two cOTpses wee naucd out rith gTappnE irons.
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In the sixteenth Street Baptist Church, last
evening. seven converts Ave of whom were youag
women, were baptized. The pastor. the Rev David D.
Jutten preached. The candidates, sll OF whom wore
long BLACK gOwna, tct with Wht1 hpw at the neck,
we're hrn serted In the front pews and the tank when
formed part u he pnpit, was Jnc IvereL Tue pas
tur ella In long ulaCA robe, with nOw. sceves
Young nan was tnc nrst TO Dc baptizc. lie was %.
cUrteI up the pulpit Steps and TO the tan bt two
u.hers. the pastor uttered the words "My brOthcr
on profession OF thy faith In the Lord Jesus Christ
bapuze thee M tie name of the Father SON. and HOLY
suirit' he gently dipped the Young man un er tae
water raised him. and then into
&C convert
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The Ornuse AnpIyer-ary,

The Orange lodges OF this city have decided to
have formal parade the leth OF july IN this city
Taey will 20 to PM dephla to participate In the Cen.
tenual parade there when vi close the OF
supreme q "a d Otange Lodge. 1he Orang ins itl.
NVns OF New lOrS, BrooSlyn, and Williams Ourgh will
eutpy an excursion to Duu eYs Grove Four h.,
anu sun a.. July a. the Rcy. Stephen a 1vug, Jr,
viii pfeicn the anniversary sermon ~ tne ges
Church OF the HOly Trinity.
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After an eloquent address. DIR. Kiapp, OF the
Laignt street Baptist church Diptiz,i three converts
last evening. The uloi and chslrs we'd. aud
the covering u the pa,forni turned back Thl. re.
veal lO ank containing aJOut Nv half feet
OF water. Dr. kn pp, clothed IN tu hl,cE ruOe, wsnt
into thr tauS. aud Ia COuVerts, women aud xlr
were led IN Que Dy me. TIE women wore cio,e-
ntng bl ck dresses VITA . white frl the neck. Tue
gIrl " as .n q Ehtcr salt.
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THE LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.
spain Not to Tolerate British Intcrference
England Curiy Answered,

MADRID, June 25,-ln the Congress Yesterday
the Government was asked whether it had been IN
formed that England ntenoed to address observations
TO It respecting the application o the religious tolcra-
ton cRuse OF the new Constitution. The Minister
Of Foreign Affairs replied al he had such luforma-
toni uut Il any torei Government attempted inter
ference IN the matter OF thr application OF the tOnht
tulOl, SpA, IN dealing with such interference, wou Id
toloV thr dictate VI national aOnOr
Ine above incident called out nv recent reply
by the Hon. MIR, Bourke uf the British Foreign De.
partmcu m the House OF COnNOns, when he de Jared
That the British Government would not fi To It's
eNertions Ia favor OF person freedom n 4 should ne
threatened BY an uehl Interpretation Of the otra-
tlOu clause.
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On SATURDAY night Jonn J. lie messy. a shoe
IN ker. aged 80. OF 40 Court street Brooklyn. quar-.
relied with hi r. ami orothcr.inaw MiIli IN oft
lac threw scott on tue or an with shoein ker's
knlie siabJt man "a the neck IN the wrist IN tie
u breast, The police 1Ouua Scott tac 'Or, Dleed
ing to usey lie tiAon 10 The hospt.l aud there
and Peter Grfn OOafder Ia ,he aouse and heIper 70
uenIcssy, were lOc ed up
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sam wanaair- silver wedding Present.

WAsnISGToS. June 25.-S IN Randall yester-
day ccebrated the tscnty alniyersiry Of his
ri His fric1ds m thr presented him wih
nnecnt solid ,ver set VI liz vccc II clcgint dcivn,
TIE laTgc>t pl &C arlIs tue Inscription Presrn ed
t. Hon. mu'lJ, II d,,l Oy his Demo rat asuclst,s
of tnc lort "urth CONGRESS mlrN oi thci esprct
with III IT fchcltatins occasion OF his liver
~euGLLg" Tue gut cost s70J
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The body Of an unkuown man, aged about 35
nve feet nine inches high, with dark hair ssniy
viii kers and mousache. was found In the East River
hay Yesieriy. II dreesed IN nlack diagonal coat
NM pan HloOhs AM We. while shirt aud stocki gs
gold ring WIN cUlnDlss ana square engraved On n
was on Que nnger. The nttle hnger of his eft hand
wa- missing The body had been only short line IN
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TiItou as n Lecturer asd n Fisherman.

Theodore Tilton HIS returned TO brooklyn
from his lecture tour having 2i7 nights or "
hts than other lecturer done In single
season. His says that he has been sucse
ful financially before. [ at ready
tcnsxe tour has been marked out for the next
MIR. I'll ton has gained twenty nye pound has dc
enough money pay ali Of his debts srtiou down
TO ummer ~ hard literary work. lie went hshing ut
Fort Hamion last week. and took IN nineteen largo
wcaknst.
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BROOh w

hhiAh
Commodore Vanderbilt was comfortable yes
ttrday, but he Kept ms bed
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SCHENECTADY, June 25.-Gov, Tilden has de-
cliucd 10 deliver the university oraton at the Com
mencement Of Union College, on Wednesday next, and
Prof Taylor Lewis VIII supply his place with an p.
proprae add ess TO the aumnl regarding the ong aud
honorable career Of Dr. Isaac ". atksOn, who ms
year ceebraes hi remi-centennal rs member Of the
faculty. Distinguished graduates OF the last nye dccen.
nlAl ClAssOs WIN rtsnOnd.
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Before Justice Smith yesterd y, a prisoner
who hal not got the tsnges Of thirty for schoon
out OF his bair srraigned the charge OF
ely treating horse, when his Honor kcd what the
prisoner hid to II appeared that he wished pre-
Ter counter charge agslnsi the horse Ssl1 bej la
kick my beer wagon over an be spl Ds ON der ouDd.
and den he roll keg Of beer rlRDt Ett my stomach
aud held me down dar. an II dat amt me. yot
- hey? want my horse arrested"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-26
SOME wAShINGTON TOPICS.
Preparing TO Use the Bnv Snet In the south
The sheridan Programme,

wAsnISGroN, Jun- 25.-ln the coming Presi-
deatA tne South is to he inumdated as II has
been before. by tho OrdrrOO ng away with the
dep rtment Of the South Gen. Sheridan H,sunes
trol OF entire suutncIn ter tory. Ihe ,arpehsg.
gtrs hrOusn1ut the south have atady rec, Nrd their
ius ructi,ns that II vii not be .Onx before gu.
lsr 1r y oi our ges Mih be ia IN eyey doubtful sec
tiou Ul the south. Ten Gen. Sherd II viii throw
fcH CO npIAes OF troops into these ttbe tC.rin
Pions VII rrby many votes may or gMLed for tue Ad
mil IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-26

Alexander Stark, a plumber, Of l+8 Ten Eyck
street BrooslYn whe bathing IL NewtOwn creek yes.
terdai drowned.
Barbara Leibng Of 81 whipple street on Sat
urday night attempted to commit Fulcidr uy throw Ing
herself Out Oi the lhlrd nour window Of her house,