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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
THE BASE BALL FIELD.
The Lsuisvills Club Dofsstiss the dutuals-
Other Games.

The Louisvtlis Ciub DefestfnG the mutuas-
Other Games.
There was q very small attendance on
the Union grounds yesterday afternoon to see
the tb ird m atch for the championship betwse'n
the Louisviile Club and tho Mutuals. The 'mu-
tuals won the other two games so readj,v that
It was thought they would have an e,sy victory
yesterday. and all the betting was 10 their favor.
Pools were sold at t25 to go on the Mutuais,
but Just before the game be,. an the LouisyiIIes
were the fayoritss. The y,utusls played badly
from the start, and Il looked very much a.
thSpsh S1 h,n,s. .nsy d1d as Ts, not s,rs 70 win;
the hn.9sis M ven vent MAJ to the bat. They did not
score score 10 the nrst r,nng. A base hit by Has
worth. one Dy grescey, and another bad hi bv
Hague gave v,s Louisyiles a run In the first inn
sp96rs spS Sy y "a. second base h. BY Ryan and
on errors. The Mutusis did not score until the
ey G, aver, ana q wild pitch BY DsVsin i'm, gave S1:
IN :i..,s the s'p:; S 4 y s:o base hi. By b:v.Tio,
tTe base ht Fuim.r earned two Ssu. ina fo1
!oe Lousvi,.,s In the eighth inning. In the last
%n1as H{nI led 0G nS ytn swo base hit Ar
Develin gave tho Louisyilles two more runs, one
Of which was earned. Tho Mutuals playsd bad
li1ln and Nichos mufed several easy balls and
s lsssothers pass them, which they could have got.
IA, On the Louisvies 0.
EEHi1.l ESSi.1i,i. IA : : 8 g 81 Ss
In game between the st. Louis aud Athletic
clubs In Philsdelphia yesterday the 81. Louis
Club was vctorious-l6 to IL.
The Chicago defeated the Boston Club In Bos-
In Hartford the Cincinnatis were dsfeatsd By
the HartfordsS7 to 2.
Tue Our Boys Club vanouished the Quick
steps-20 to 10.
The nrst game OF q series betweon the Harvard
and Yale College nines on Jarvls's fields, Cam
ward, Atoa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
SIYED THEIR SCALPSo
The Rumored Massacre OF the Cincinnati
Parry Believed TO be Untrue.

CHICAGO, June 3.-The following dispatches
received Gen. Sheridans headquarters indicate that
the reported assassination by the Indians Of the Gin
cinnau party wssa canardi
FORT LARAMIE June mo Information OF the mur.
der OF Cincinnati party Believe II ~ 0e false Gen.
herfltt arrived TINS afternoon.
OMAHA, June 2.-The commanding Ufncer at Fort
Laramie elegraphs he has iufUrma OF the
der Of tue Cincinnati party. Believes The Tumor to be
fAl-e. IL WILLIAM,
OnAHA, June 2.-The commanding Ofncer al Fort
l. faluie reports that Capi. kgan saw tue Cincinnati
party May l. twenty eight miles from Custer They
we're then all right with tue exception OF one man. who
slightly wOunued accidentally, They numbered
nine. TX. MIILIAhh.
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Il DELU0E IN A HOSPITAL.
The Water Tank Giving Way and Many
Patients Killed and Injured.

LONDON, juno IA serious accident oo-
Cured at St. Georges Hospital, situated near
Hyde Park Corner, In this city at an early hour
this morning, by the giving way OF the water
tank at the top Of the building. Nearly all the
patients were In their beds at the time. The
gave way without a moments warning, the
water rushing down through the wards under
meath, carrying the patients In their beds before
II, tearing out the walls and deuging the whole
building. Several OF the patients were killed
and many seriously injured. The building IL
badly wrecked. The full list Of Killed and In
Jured is not yet known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
Apples from AustraIia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3-LAst week ninety
two varieties OF apples were received in the vctora
Department of the Exhibtoo. having been about sixty
days on the passage. Tho sorts familiar TO are
Rhode Island Greening Psmeuse, Winter Pippn. Gloria
Mundi. willow rwig Newtown Pippin, Northern SPY 30
The otaet portion are unknown' being probao Eng.
Newtown pppin 10 iusignincant These apples b os-
somed IN December, they matured through Jan.
uary and February, ripened In March and April,
and tey LOOK though they would keep through the
winter months OF June. July ana August, which
aimed Dy the statement that they grown south
latitude. Probably this Ia the largest collection Of win
ter ApDies That has ever been grown In
which passes the keeping periOd IN another summer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
An Immense stock OF Hats.

Six thousand brown chip hats. 1900 black chip
hats 1900 white chip hats, besaes Leghorn hats and
English round hats, trimmed hats and untrimmed hats
chlldrens hats and every kind Of hat and all at
low prices, plainly marked on them. IL the bewildrrng
signt hat charms the feminine eye upon entering
O'heil Co.'s mi hnery and fancy goods house IN Sixth
AVeuuo, corn OF Twentieth street. There seem TO
M enough cneAp aud costly straw goods.
bonnets and sash ribbons, French flowers and lace
gOc ds 60 suppy all the shoppers on the In tne
Two new departments for unuerwtar and infants out
mis- every description OF ladies anu childrens gar
ntnts Of both French and uomestio manufacture.
which having bought for casn IN large QuAnttie
are offered Al exoredlnKY low prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

The law prohibiting the sale OF liquor on Sun
day to be enforced to-day Strenuous efforts to
be made TO prevent the sale Of other than temperance
beverages in Gimoreb Garden. II 10 said that Capt
Steers has been directed deiAil Ofictrs enough
srest every one OF Gimores army Of par tender ana
walters who seen selling beer or liquor. At least
400 viii have 10 be drawn from the Police Depart
mens contingent fund. the proprietor 81 the gar
with the force,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
STATEN ISLAND.

The Richmond County Supervisors will meet
Tomorrow to take some action and ma appropri4-
ton for the celebration VI the Fourth VI July,
few mornings since Mr.. Fox, OF Smith Ter
race, stApletOn tor OF four baskets OF VINE
walked Around his residence 1000 timrs ia 900 MN
utes, winning the VINE with 10 minutes TO spare.
The act permitting the trustees OF the Sea-
mems Retreat to sell much Of the land To-
CURED for hospal purposes has been signed by the
Governor Toe act also forDds the burial OF deceased
persons a anJ part VI their grounds alter the il OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May q.


BRUNSWICK. Me, June 8.-To day was observed
IS neld day by the students Al Bowdoin College. A
hurdle WAS won BY varney in lt seconds. Throw
Ing the heavy hammer. 10 pounds. was won by Knight
scoring 40 lio feet. A two.mie walk was awarded to
MOrt. vho accomplished II In II minutes bS seconds.
IN three legged race Acorn AnO HENDERSON VIC
tonous In 10 seconds. In running long jump c. Il.
LoDb was victor making II feet 4lnches hundred
yard dash was awarded TO Leavitt who made Il c dis
tance n Il seconds, standing high jump was
halt'mlle walk was won BY Merritt !. time, s27t
TnrOwlng base bal SOo feet by MetcAn made hn the
victor. potato race was awaroed " Narneyi time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

LONDON, June 3.-Ths international pigeon
shooting match between Ira A. Paine OF New York aad
Capt Patton OF London. the winner OF the Grand Prix
du CASINO at Monaco last January. took place to-day
the GROUNDS OF the Gun CuD, the condtlons being
$3.50 side, half forfeit 80 birds each "a yards
Ine contest resulted 10 te. each OF the sp rtsmen
admired He killed many birds with single barrel
The next contest has been set down for Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
Penn.viv.nis Treasury Clerk. Arrested.

HARRISBURG, June 3.--Marshall 8. Smith, a
clerk In the Pennsylania State Treasury Department
and John A Wagner. formerly clerk In the Auditor
Generals office, we're arrested to-day Information
Lana Againsl them by Gov, Hsrtranf for conspn cy
detraud the STATE OF 10000 from tue cy Of ScrsD
ton, The arrests resulted from the admissions of one
hilspAugh, tne Treasurer OF Scranton, that he had
agreed Win these parties to make hi return 5000
than should have been The prisoners were held In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
SPARKS FROM tine TELEGRAPa

Lieut.-Col. TIeadwell Moore, Deputy Quarter
master General IT, s. A., ded at Fort Gibson on May 49,
Mortimer j. Miller, aged sixteen years, hanged
himself Ia his fathers barn at Barryvile n r.
Jay morning No cause can DO assigned for the deed.
In fight In saloon In Monroe, Mich, yester-
day nan named Singer was shot and Instantly ked
lhe parry OF young mel engaged the disturbance are
under arrest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

grand concert In aid Of q proposed hospftaa
for the Of chrome diseases to be given In Chio
erins Hall on Monday evening. June IL. Mr. Apsoo-
mas the celebrated harp player. h the leading spsr
He win be assisted BY number Of artists Of scknsva
edged talent. among them the vioiinist Mr. JeseRA
White, MI 6eOrRe Colby on the piano, Mr. George ".
Warren ON the organ. band Of harp players chos1
Miss Thursby. Mile Drasdi and MIR. L. N. Gotschalk,
This hospital project endorsed By more than - -
the regular medical practitioners Of the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
Col. Stones Black I'M. Expedition.

CINCINNATI, June 3.-Letters have been re-
ceivet from members OF the two expeditions from
TO tho Black His. which show that the
reports OF the killing of eleven members OF
Col stones party are false. Both expeditions arrive
safey Ut Custar CITY without being BY Indians
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
A prIll.h steamer In the sIaye Trade.

WASHINGTON, June 3,-This morning the Rev.
Emsnuel vanordeu called upon Sir Edward Thornton,
and stated that the Nellie Martin OF the Star Ball limo
Of steamers, running between New York and RIO dc
Janero, and belonging to an English company, though
styled the Unit, Stales Mail Steamship Company ar
rived In RIO de Janelro ON the ls Of March last carry
ster promised TO inquire 10 the matter and report TO
his Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

John II. Gill, all . Smith, and ChartotAs
Thompson were held In default Of - o0O bail By o. q
Commissioner Shields yesterday. for passing coasts
felt mote. On the Han pden NationA Bank Of WeslAsA
arrested In Bleeck.f street on frIdAy night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
Forgery In william.bursh.

Geo. stani. }, alias ST. Clair. passed check foe
$50 on Peter MCGOWAN, OF 327 Leonard street. VIII
hamsburgh, yesterday which purpored to be drawn 90
the Oriental Bank by Harry M TO btAney's orocF,
The CHECK worthless aud last evening sanloI
arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

FNe Th0ushnd DOIIhrs TOT q SkeIoteas
County Collector Moore and Charles Stone a
New Brunsviek. n j.. who paid $4,000 for the ma.,
where II was to have been shown are said IN Nv
esen @ offered 1900 for It's skeleton The msassfs1
1oH feet IN length. stood feet In nef9nt aa1
weignedSeooo pounds. Otsego was is birth piesa.
ana said that toe COW that gave birth 70 4 hA1
been previously frightened by elephant that fora2
QraGod. - - "--~-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

Comptroller Green has addressed a communr
cation TO Mayor wickhsm and Pubic Works Comnas-
sioner Campbell. the ofnceu IN the chartar =
furnish city printing advising them that recent ~
tug OF the printing OF the Ctv Record illegal inas-
much ss the required advertising nOt con-
Piled with, and few printers were Invited 70 sona
In their estimates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

MONTGOMERY, Ala. June

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 3.-Marengo county,
Of the largest negro counties In the State day
repudiated the Spencer or May "a Convention and in.
dorsed the anti Spencer ticket.
+, II. Threa, promin ut colored Republican an d
alternate eeotor for the state at large on the Spencer
ticket, led the movement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

Tho African NJ. E. Zion Conference In Jsivsy
City ycslerdiy passed resolution submitted by kid&
Thomas censurng the Methodist Episcopal Church fog
receiving into the fold Elder Lznnng who eKpeils4
short time ago by the Conference. Elder LAaAins
was dismissed for nalfeAsanco and rsDe lion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
Deciding the Perth Amboy Race.

A anal computation OF the time made By shs
boats that participated In the regatta Of PsrsA
Amboy Yschi Club on Tuesday last, shows thai shs
Cynthia. and not the Cnemsun, as was at nrst SUP
posed, was the winner The follow wing Is of1cfa
time: Cynthiat 2;2s:lbi Chenaun, X:2e2o; AaA q,
22v.23 ocean Spray, 297.10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
NEW JERSEY.

:, Martin Purcell, driller on the Pennsylvania
Railroad was struck by train near the Jersey CITY
depot yesterday, and fatally injured.
Tho Y. NJ. c. A. OF Jersey city, Is circulating a
petition asginR the Commissioners of the Centennial
Exposition not 10 open the show ON sunday
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Chinamsn Working for Seventy Cont. Da,

On Friday all trains on the Hockaway branch
OF the Long Islsna Railroad were suspended, snd yes
terdAy about l20 newJ imported Cinnamon made their
appearance, and were set work relaying the rails.
1ne Celestiss housed In cars. which Keep
the nj compsny along the trace aud are fully satisfied
with wages al seventy cents DAY, Tho entire road 10
10 DO TelAld and put In good order,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

Coroner Cranes inquiry into the death d
Diedrich Gebhardt. OF Blum street. Union Hill vhsss
body was found In the Hackensao river last Tus.dzy
shows that the stomach OF the dead contained ~
poison as was supposed. ou smlll sediment Of rel
dish mud. The verdict was death by drowning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

WnKEsDARRE, June 3.-At 8 o'clock this
evening the large coal breaker this city belong
ing 10 toe Riverside Coal Company was burned. II 10
ably t50,00O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

The lock factory OF McCracken & Moore 406 q
eli Bushwick avenue, Wiliamsburgh. Damage, Sood.
that the Badeau suits be discontinued. Judge hcLus
yesterday granted motion for nole pTosca III N a.
lhae Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

Mr.. Paul Tulane OF Princeton, N. j., haA sfvsA
$4,000 to the First Presbyterian Church Of pss.
the income OF which to be used as follows oneeisa
iSi rsns ioi sueh A. are una0e 70 pay the ons-
spoon street In repair and the remaining third fss
Hnnaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

IN the past year Miss Gilbert received nvs
hundred books gifts from publishers and tll o5.
for the prison libraries and prisoners aid fund. Her
eIAenses were t2,O7l One hundred ann thirtytwo re-
leased prisoners we're aided ln getting into business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

BUFFALO. June 3-ln a suit for libel brought
against the Buffalo E1Dres by u lawyer named Reed,
for 10000 damages for using the word "shyser In
noting previous Sral. the jury awarded damage for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
A C,ub w,,bou, Fee. or Dues.

The Club Albion, In East FIJI leenth street, wAs
opened last night with q supper and reception. No
entrance fee char ged II being expected that
the expenses VIII be met by the restaurant wine ROOM
and billiard ROOM hr. wm. Hamilton. An English
opera singer, Ia mslBger
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

Ex. Senator Hugh III. Moore, dissatisfied with
John Keys interference In the affairs OF the TAmnAay
party IN tue Twenty-nrst Assembly District. has -
signed from the IAnInany Committee org AnlkA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

JohDstOnes count OF ~ al 800 yards was splendid
score. considering the weather. There contlnu.
downpour Of rain during the shooting In these two
hrst ranges,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

The second day OF the Centennial tourns0c,zA
at hand ball ana American racket in Mcouadss essr
opened with . contest st hand ball bJ the Fessss
brohers Of Ireland, and ". Doushey and g. Berry q
new York The Fostsrs won by sftyave beating thsaf
opponents two points. The .ext event . ch fu1
10 side By Mc9u.dc against McCsrty and Lenihaa.
hcQuade made nuNhve, against nftyseven for has e.
versaries match at racket for s35 . side bv d. Ne
gan and r. Mattness against yohp Green and A wss-
son, was won By the former. forty TO tnirtyn
Sadiier and II. Upton thea defeated T. 0sasoa 81
r. Ash by fortv-nvs TO thirtyseven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

NoTHlko DIMs THEIR LUsTRR This 10 tho
quality In which the PaSiAn DIAMONDS all other
limitations OF the genuine diamonds. They last for
ever. 7 sale ony Al Richard humphreys teweiry
store, 77p Broadway, opposite SIewATIs Bend for "
lustratod prlLe lst-AdO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
THE LATEST OLD WoRLD NEWS.
The Irish sharpshooters' Competition for
the Centennial Tenn

LONDON, June 8-'rhe competition OF the
Irish rinemen for tue selection OF members to CON
pose the Irish Team to go TO Philadelphia was contin.
ued Duncalk to-day. The following the scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
One Thousand Dollars

In cash prizes to Boys Base Hall Clubs. See No
iAl Of hunros 0rH ard Dovs0 America. Out todH
-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

The Pacific Mail directors met yesterday. -
ports received from the several committees vAs
have been st work asceraining the pressing abfiss
Of the company and providing the funds to meet thss
Messrs Gould and Dillon found be the compaayr
creditors on call loan In t2<00O. This sum vss psr.
italy made up ~ an assessment upon the directore -
n12bOO apiece making Lose than half OF the amounf.
Tue new set OF books ordered at tho last meeting -
been duly opened They. however, can show onil -
receipts and Disbursements for the OLD books. and -
counts with agencies mixed that the usual sooos
account n bey ond present calculation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
A Council. E.,rn AIIov.,e..

Judge Barrett has denied the motion Of IL
Corporation Counsel for extra allows Of 500 Y
the suit OF the widow Of John Kellum recover 07ooos
aeged 10 be due from tho city for worH 90 the ssv
bnng the sut. and that she was defeated eviassss
foreign o lAs record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
The Weather once Predic,ios.
BROOh l. YN.

Northerly winus, higher pressure, oooisa.
rainy, followed by cloudy or clearing weather.
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THE MULLIGAN BOMBSHELL
THE EFFECT OF THE DISCLOSURES
ON BLAIHE'S CANDIDACY.
His Friends CASTING About for a Substitute
Ne Alliance with Cenkiips, Morton. or
Bristew-Biaine Escspips Msrtyrdom.

His Friends CASTING About for n substitute-
Ne Alliance with Cenkiips. Morton. or
Bristew-BisineE Escspips ntsrtyrdom.
WAsHINoroN, June 3.-The effect of the
Mullisan revelations In regard to Mr.. Blaine are
disoernsd to-day In the casting about Of some
OF his wsrmest political friends for q candidate
on whom to concentrate at Cincinnati the
strength which a few days ago was supposed to
belong exclusively to the Maine statesman.
These wary politicians do not admit that Mr..
Blaine is out Of the road, but, on the CONTRARY,
they talk in the most confident manner about
his ability to vindicste himself before the Con-
vsntion meets. Nevertheless they do talk
about rallyinR on some other man II
Blaine should happen to have too many
odds against him. They DO not indicate
with much precision who will be the second
choice OF the Blaine managers; but one thing Is
certain, they will not suffer either ConklinR,
Morton, or Bristow to be nominated n they can
help It. Their natural preference will be Wheeler
OF New York for the nrst place, with Hayes for
the second: IL they are not able TO make this
ticket go they will likely try Hayes and Jewell.
Some OF W washburDe's friends seem to think that
hts chances are Increased by Blaine being out OF
interests which are Identified with Blaine will
never take to Washburne.
sotSer gone es' pow. 'GR The jSdoispy % Comm commissee
yesterday evening was apparently bent on bring
ina Blaine to the bar OF the House for contempt
In the event OF his refusing to produce the let
ters on the demand of the full committee. A
nights reflection, and probably the suggestion
OF some more intuitve lockers Into the future,
have dispelled this idea Blaine will not be suf
fered 20 make q martyr OF himself Inueed,
there are some who declare to day that Blaine's
scheme was to get himself in . position Of this
Kind and thus be carried into the Cincir ati
Convention on whiriwind OF popular exO.te-
ment .over tho attempt Of the 81. Confederate
House OF Representatives to persecute him.
Toe men who talk this way are simple fellows,
but then Blaine is a very deep, cunning polit-
clan, and up to snun IN all sorts of tricks.
The Rsai Estate Pool Committee, with Its gen.
eral powers granted some months ago, endeav-
ored TO md out from Mulligan to day whether
Blaine had any connection with the sale OF
Spencer rifles TO the Government during the
war. Mulligan testified that he never heard OF
Blaine's connection with any Job Of this kind,
and that there was nothing OF the Kind about
| any such transaction In the letters which Blaine
| obtained from him. He knew that Fisher had
some stock OF the Spencer Gun Company, but
| he never hoard that Blaine was Interested alona
with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHHs HERE AND THERE NJ rN1
SUMS REPORTEtS.

What the Republican Rsferuers say fhsv
Intend to De, n Thev Csn-A Majority saAA
TO be IN Favor Of Benjanin II. Brfsssv.
The Republican Reform Club have deollsl
not To have . public meeting Tuesday cveas.s. -
they intended. An address will be issued dcAnins -
principles that the club will support st the nexs 49,
tion. and . committee OF nfty members sppoisssA -
attend the Cincinnati Convention. Ofcsrs Of ths 90
that recent Developments In wasnngtoa and s,ss
whore have rendered public Demonstrated unnsoss-
ssy. They believe that puolo sentiment 10 fully snvs
to the Importance OF selecting the best man - the -
publican standard bearer and that the appeal vhieA
they viii make to the Convention In Cincinnati thrcssn
ther delegation Of nfty almost certain 70 reosavsa
favorable and emphatic response.
day that large majority Of the clue ar. in favor of
nomination OF Secretary Bristow and that none -
them favor Senator Conklingt n they were he saAA
they would not be found In reform orRanisataon-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
A Father Stealing his Owr Gaia.

Three months ago Mrs. Boardman. . widow.
rented room in the top stoy OF sol Mulberry srsss-
She was accompanied By little sth asnsa
Sarah Dubois. VINO had been put In Mira Board
mans charge bv her mother. who dreaded -
jsaiousy Of her second husband. Robert Thonpssn-
Mrs. Thompson. who lves Utica, Mich. had vrfttsn
10 Mrs Bosrdman 10 look out for Thompson. vho -
feared would endesvor abduct the child. Yestcrdag
THOMPSON who 10 q the steamer William Cock.
called on Mrs. BoardmAn and demanded the chtlA-
Mrs. BoardmAn refnsed and Thompson asked euperfa-
tendent wsllne for an order to compel MIS- Boare-n
70 surrender IT,
The Superintendent declined to interfere. Last svs.
room. and, snatchng Sara Dubois ran out With her
Thompson bad not Deen arrested q midniGht.