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BOAT RACING IN JERSEY.
The Pioneer Rowing clubs Pleasant Excur-
sion to Aldermen Pnrk.

The Wyoming carried the Pioneer Row
ing Club, Of Brooklyn, and about four hundred
guests to Alderney Park, N. j., yesterday. The
olubmen and their guests found the bottom Of
roomy unch-baskets, and danced In the dense
grove until three o'clock, whom the regatta be-
gan. A clear two-mile stretch OF water before
the park was the course. The frst race was boz
tween the four-oared barge Punch, with t. J.
Smith, @. Stillman, q. N. Jacobs, and y. G. Swan
crew, and Geo. Cox, sr conswain and the four
Dared barge Judy, manned by H.. NJ. Jacobs. O.
Hedden, O. W Rowland, and G. Gosllng,
the ooxswain being Il. Hood Muir. Punch,
through the calm, strong stroke OF Mr.
Ing OF Mr.. Cox, led almost from the
start, and was half length ahead at the finish.
Time-Punch, II minutes, 6seconds; Judy, IL
Mr.. Edward Smith Of the Argonauta Club, ref
cree, and Mr.. Augustus Norton, chairman Of the
Regatta Committee, were embarrassed in start
Ing the contestants In the second race by the
drifting Of the stake boat, which had to be fol-
the crew Of Punch we're 4. Hood Muir. W. r.
Fuller, A. A. Unendill, and W. ID. Baker, j. r..
Beard being coxswain. The Judy was manned
by q, J. Mackrell, j. & Blalr'C; 4. Hotchkiss'
Judy was leading when the first mile boat was
reached, and she kept Punch In her wake TO the
end, winning by leng thand a half. Time
Judy, II minutes. AZ seconds; Punch, ii min
utes, ~ seconds.
The third race, one mile, was contested by
II. NJ. Jacobs, y. G. Swan, t. V. Cox, and It.
Hood Muir In single scull shells. Twenty strokes
from the starting point Mr; swan Withdrew.
shoe. Messrs. Jacobs, Cox, and Muir struggled
on without him, Mr.. Cox crossing the winning
line slightly ahead. Time, minutes, 10 seconds.
ward, and quartet and band music hoatsd from
her decks.
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servia'. army on the Frontier.

vienna. Juue pa Belgrade despatch
says that abattery OF field and siege artillery
was despatched to the frontier to-day. The re-
serves. which have boen called out for service,
number 5000 men, and are divided into thirty
companies
The Political Correspondence to-day publishes
intelligence from Belgrade stating that all ar
Judgements have been made for the entire SER
Wan army taking up Its stlatcgical positions by
the 9TH OF June. should rupture with tho
Porte ensue-whch appears very, probable,
though by no means, as yet unaN Oldablo- war
like action Is scarcely likely to commence before
the first days Of July. II IL possible that Prince
Milan will leave the capital the beginning Of
next week and Issue proclamation resembling
war manifesto, and then join the army At Bel
grade.
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JILTED By A WIDOW.
Thsn Cuttins Her Throat and Anerward
Committing suicide.

CALEDONIA, Pa, June 23.-Dolson Hicks,
q ashoemaksr, of this village. was engaged to be
married to the Widow Shopland. with whom he
had boarded for three years. Two months ago
he became Jealous Of her and got drunk. She
then broke the engagement, and last week mar
ried u blacksmith named William Cochran.
YESTERDAY Hicks took q shoeknife and went to
Mrs Cochran's house. He found her In the
kitchen. He upbrsided her for jilting bin. and
then drew his knife and cut her throat four
times, almost severinR her head from her body.
Walking to Cochran's shop Hicks told what he
had done. He made no attempt to escape, and
begged that Cochran ight be permitted to XIII
hin or that he might be lynched. He was taken
to the village tavern and placed In the custody
OF two constaDles. While their attention was
partially Withdrawn from him. he cut his own
throat with a large pocketknife, and died In a
short time. Hicks WAS AN Englishman, and VS.
q prosperous and respected business n an. His
victim was highly respected. She leaves one
child by her first husband. Hicks was buried
lage. Mrs. Cochran with he buried tomorrow.
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CHICAGO WHISkEY CASES.
severe sentence Of Boss Hesing- 05, 900
Fine and Two Years In Jail.

CHICAGO, June 2.-1n the United States
Circuit Court this morning, Col. Jussen, on be-
half of the defendants In the whiskey cases,
asked for q stay OF sentence. Judge Blodgett,
however, overruled the motion, and pronounced
the following sentences A. c. Hesing. to pay
a nne OF $500 and to be imprisoned In the
county Jail for the term Of two years; o. d.
Dickenson and Jonathan Able, distillers, each a
fine OF sl.000 and three months in the county
jail Simon Powell, a nne OF 5000 and six
months In the county Jail H. Il. Miller, ex-
County 1reasurrr, tne of $500 aiid six N onths
In the county Jail +. l.. Reed. nne Of 81 900
anu David Bush each fine OF 81 900 and three
mon'hs In the county Jtl VIM. Cooper, a nne
OF 600 end three months in the county jail (;
=. Hutchins and Dayii Cochrane, a fne OF
tl.00 and three months IN the county Jail Geo.
I. Burroughs, noe Of $1,000 and one year In
the county fail. FL Alderman Hiidreth was
called, but did not appear, and It lie supposed he
has gone to Canada.
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SPARKS IRON THE TELEGRAPH.

The Dostons defeated the Cincinnati Clnb-
oto7.
In St. Loul. the -; Lopis Club defeated tn
Phi sde phlA Athletics 4 to s.
At New Hamburg, y. Y, yesterday, the AlAs-
kas Of Now York leieated the Actlyes OF New HanS
burg "a to
rhe dory Centennial from Gloucester. Masa-
Tor Liverpool was SPOKEN June 20 On seal Leland N.
All vas~el.
Two American barges, taking oargoes from
one OAnAdan mort TO AlOther, we're seized yesterday
by tho Montreal customs AulhOritles
The brazilian hymn ordered hY his Majesty
Dom PEDRO for production al PmlHde phla July ha1
arrived, and 10 In the hands Of +. s. Gilmore.
The interest coupons Of the consolidated
LOuls ma state bOuas due July L. will be paid on AAA
after that date IN New oresn. snd In New York.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes has written a
hymn OF come To all nat ons 70 DO sung at PniadsS
phis duriug tue Centennial ceremonies on JulyA
Susan Bowman, oolored, indicted for the murs
DER OF her infant chi IL Nellie Bowman by casting haa
into sewer IN "asiin.tSn on tho 22t of Aprl lAsS
where she sumo acd from water aud 9th has besn n
quilted on the ground VI insanity
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ADDING TO OUR BURDENS.
Tho Senate Committees Changes In tho army
Appropriation BiII.

WAsHISdros, June 4-Ihe Army Appropra-
tion oil, as reported from the Senate Committee on
Appropr tous to-day. "a changed in the wing i'm
portsnt particuars The committee entirely strike out
the eight ions by which the House proposed to re-
duce ana reorganiIe the army ana to establish lower
salaries for the officers. Amendments are accordingly
Ted inCrrasin' the House item of appropriation
TO the evate extent over t3 10000, so as pro.
vide for cOntuug the present force OF 25.oOo men.
aud the ofcers salaries prescribed by the exslng law
snn also To- more nearly conform 20 Tie estimates OF
Seer iary Taft IN cher respects. 1he PRINCIPAL ttes
OF increase ssS7dS for pay OF the army t2Ql 100
Tor subsistence, $4,000 Tor the QuArttrmAstr's De-
partmeut. t00O for transp rtetlon ana 100000 for
The hire Of "a rters, SC
Tue IN tee recommend the retention OF tho
House provision concerning ofr efs' mileage. nxins IL
eight per mile IN lieu Of ali other travel allow
auces.
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BETTING ON IHE HORSES.
How Pools are Selling on To-Morrow's Point
Breeze Park Races.

The following is an average Of the pools sold
last evening at the Hon John Morrissey Co.'S Sara
toga Racing Association room. lsSe Broadway. on the
running which place tue Point
Breeze Park. Philadelphia
First race. Grand Exposition stakes, ~ miles Mich
OILS, $500, 500 L1rilArd. $500, 900 McDanlels.
f2lO tl2o Babcock, tdo t4S j. A Grnstead t42 tRo;
Lewis a CO., kib, t2S
second r.es, Ltamlngton, siakcs ~ mlesIP L0ril'
lard 800, tlsOi ~ lnun tliO. $50 McDanles, tl25,
80; McGr rnlh, tlOO, $50 Bowie. $40. t45 CrA~ ~ford,
t50, t25 LeWis Co, t85. f15
Ihlrd rae L iadeipha cluD cup, 2ls milcs-Viator,
$3.50, 800 Chesapeas' slSo t1tO r. Lorill rd slbo,
tls5 McD.nirls' hoo $50 Orinstead fS' toOi Lewis
Co.. s4O, t26.
Fourth ce. hurdle race two miles Coronet $500.
tlbO Bu let tloO, tl2b Stanford t14O, t7o bl un-
day, fSu, 49,
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FLASHES FROM the OCEAN GABLES.
Matthew Noble, the well-known English sOulp-

Matthew Noble, the well-kn own English soulp-
tor, is dead
The London brokers' yesterday declined to
quote bar silver the maIket for which nat the
prce not better tnan bOWd.
Seven bandits from the country, who took
refuge IN Havana, we're captured on Friday, ono of
them was shot while resisting arrest
Prince Charles OF Houmania has Issued a de-
cree coqyOkng an extraordinary session VI both Cham
bers OF Parliament for tn % OfJuy.
The publishers OF Les DrOtts de rHomm, paris
newspaper) have again been sun NED before tue au
thorlties for publishing Henri RVeheforts articles In
that Journal.
The Committee of the Spanish Congress on
the Government bill modifying The fueTos consists Of
seven members, sI OF whom are In favor OF the bill
AND one opposed to III.
brent, the Louisyile forger, who was released
IN London on the lg'h inst. has oluntary signed q
release Of toe mon taken from hn on bis arrest aud
hs will probably return " America
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OFF FOR FORT MOULTRIE.
Tho Old Guard and the Boston Tigers Coin
Auutb.

Tho Old Guard and the Boston TiEcrs GoinG
south.
A detachment of the Old Guard and one Of
the Fourth Battalion of Massachusetts, sailed for
Charleston YESTERDAY to participate In the Fort Moul
trie Centennial celebration. The Boston Tigers as
they led arrived the FAN River boat early In
the morning. ana were received by detachment Of the
Old Guard anu escorted to the Astor House.
The they had their GOATS brushed after which they
were marched To Irving Hall wheI arm depos a.
They went tO tue OLD Guard headQ Hnd
To Champaign breakfast. After stroll through
city both Commands assembled anu te Boston rs we're
cOrted uown broadway e. the Charitst IA steamer.
About twenty-five of the Old Guard went south. l. .
TiS,rs were about for strong. They Will roach
they wi assist IN tue unyrilng of tn Fort Mon trio
x ouu,eh1 n ncs IN 49, nony ry WI" s", - I0r &C.
od Guard aud Tn Boston Tigers viii receive them.
and the united commands will take a speci to
Phllade phia, where they Will parade wn the Ceuteh
Mai Legion returning TO New York on July 8.
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Al lhe-e Things, however as yet have pro-
l4'rl D.! sensible effect ou Mr. liiGen's pros
pee f. lis -lrength "a the Northwest seems 10
HpH r'u-er yer, hour ON the FIRST bal ~ Le
WI hNe Alnue-Ota Sold, Wisconsin solid. aud
tsnlrru i the weuty-iwo vOt' & from Iowa and
tV"s %. Iht tour C"rilemrn who opuose
lh nlh pt ih the IO~e delegation are not uncon
rer'aule ahd lIe prospects Tonight To- unaHl-
To's -u' p ~ from That state are very good.
30 re Is Nue vote there for Hendricks.
nm we pi,l ballot, aud one inClininR 10 Eng
suNl 'Iuecurut bat II very sale TO Say mat
Ioln lhr e W es VIII he for liden IN the end.
10 lNN i- there are twelve yutes ui the Twenty
- ''t, alh f'r laden, aud two aud ahali DOUBT.
~ VII! ave nd II for lleuducks and
H. IT, * eudon Of haf vote In New
haml te, Is certain for 1ilden on tho
NJ NJ 40 Ne" Jrr-ey wll suck 10 Parker
80 oY eau nave reason ible hope but III
s' .'e Sew J,t,r}'s uine votes win give
ss,' 4.u-it"tw J-tlltG- maj prltV, he VIII
'''ai !"' them, Ia P,uusyivaula, II ths
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JOrTINGs ABOUT rOWS.

Tho Mills and Glib Nine defeated the Town
soma aud Yale Club yesterday, 20 20.
Twsnty-seven wholesale drug firms have
July B.
Carpenters, stair builders, sash makers, and
trainers are invited to attend meeting IN room "a
Cooper InstlLe, 10 morrow evening. 10 prepare tOI
the Centennial co ebr4tiOn.
The Illustrated sporting N6lp Yorker gives d
spirited representation Of Mr james Gordon Benn II
In The midst Of one OF MS gtAnt dashss AZ the pOlo
ball. The picture Is by MI j. A. Wales.
"A Constant Readsr."-Mr. A. II. Loveland OF
0olden CITY, Colorado, is the new President OF the
COOrado Contra lialToAd. The lanes of the pre-
directors are nearly before Jay Gould Ob
tained control, The list has been mslsd, out eau os
obtained by writing " the Prosdent Al the above sd
uross,
The Plymouth Rook makes two trips to Rock.
AWAY to-day, landing ~ both wharYes.-Adp.
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Some Boy. VERY Daps.rou. Fun.

william Ligbtzbach, q boy, was arraigned -
fore Justice Delmar in Brooklyn yesterday oharss
OF having, with others. placed distractions ~
track OF the Coney Island Railroad The engineer sav
knot Of boys running from the road where orosses
Franklin avenue. and then perceived that they hsl
placed log Of wood the rails He sDle to sia(1
the speed OF the train and the cOwcacher pushed the o
struction to one side without doing any damage III
engineer then chased the boys and caught the prsens
thinking that 1t could do any harm. He Il to be he
until the police can catch the others.
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OURIOSITIES OF CRIME.

In a nght In the sitting room OF Dennis Dunn
At i0t see ind street. NlamsDurgh, Patrck Hayes BIZ
Dunns nose on.
The residence OF Speaker Carscallen, In Pavo-
mia avenue, JERSEY city, was entered 0y burglars ary
yesterday morning who carried sOmr silyerware
JeNery, and tS that WAS In tho Speakers trOwser,
pocket
Charles HertZog, aged l3 wears, OF Montross
avenue, WllamsUurgh, WAS committed to jai hy Jus
tice Guck yesterday on charge Of having stabbed an
lad of the named FRANK Millhauer, 10
the cheek with penknfe.
Adam Christoph, German scissor grinder
was attacked by Two men on the old Mountain road,
near weeh vixen, on FRIDAY, Kn cNed down, beaten,
and robbed OF twenty seven cents AMI because he did
have more money, the thieves smashed his machine
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EW JERSEY.

Tho body OF an unrecogniZed man was found
floating IN tho Passaio river. near tie Hlgson JHdg&
yesterday
william Webster OF Bsrgenwood avenue,
Union mn dl appeared from home ten days ago. aaA
has not returned.
John hohrenhach, a victim ~ the Greenviils
pow 1er explosion aird At hs me Ia FaetOrJ lane ~
evening He was 80 years OF ag".
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Proposed Celebration of the Glorious Fourth
In London,

LONDON, June 24.-The Americans who live in
London ars preparing ce eDrate the coming Fourth
OF jury by dinner. at which the diplomatic reprcsen
tatve Of the UIted States viii preside supported by
Mes,rs. Russell stu sis j. = Morgan. Hugh Mecul.
loch 4. 4. PEABODY, OHgoou Field wilhsn A. Richard
son anu O. II. Ilrin zrlnan. Mr.. Tom Hughes has sc-
copied an inyt lion to be present,
Most - the Euglsh notAUes who were invited have
declined Dean Stanley, In .ep TO an Invitation, has
written letter. eaNInS that the recent death Of his
wife prevents hls participating 10 any puOc affair OF
ike nature. lie cxpfs ses his warm sympathy. and
says that II the Fourth OF July Americans he
desire To view Westninslo Abbey, lie wall be hRppy to
them through H. point out the graves OF
some OF their dead.
Mr. John Bright, IN response to Invitation, says
he Letpy regrets that the stare Of his health will pre-
his attendance.
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At the Sea View Park yesterday, the race was
for OF 5000 for horses that had beaten a6l
for which seven were entered, three coming to the
score. namely DR.. g. Il Hesrds b. IN Msude Muller.
DR.. Smiths v. IN. Ada Clifton, and orge Wrigt's b
q Unknown. Ad. Clifton won the nrst heat Ia 302I<.
aud the second In 2;52 The hrd ana fourth won
seventh heats anu race were won by Maud Muller In
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A convention OF trades union delegations,
numbering about 100 and representing seventy differ
ent organzstions made arrangements st lOg Prince
street. last evening" for the reception Of the French
wOrKhgmen's deputat'on to the PnilAdephla EKh!bl.
lion. SIX hundred doa was col tctcd to uefiAY L
band OF mu ic 70 sandy Hook and meet the geesa'e.
eNprCed 10 arrive In the etCemship Canada on
Thursd or Frlday. ON SATURDAY. a banquet !. 10 be
gwen IN the Bellvue Garden At the foot OF Eightrth
street with an and Illumination IN tne evening
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TERRE HAUTK, Ind, June A.-At Robinson,
Crawford county, III. last night. about O'CLOCK n
Richard Henderson, the Sheriff. entered the jail to
up the prisoners, he was attacked by prisoner named
orDorne, who was confined for murder. Tue Sheriff
grasped the prisoner and the two struggled outside OF
The in. Another praoner. who was couhned for hvrse
ste ling escaped.
The Sheriff received very serious injuries, but held
OsJOrne until the screams OF his wife Drought help.
Several residents cut rope from awning aud imme
dlatev hanged the prisoner to All adJacen treo. The
prisoner beg led for respite and priest but told
there was NO time 10 spare. Osborne was desperate
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Tho benches n the City Hall Park were neariv
all occupied by oungers yesterday morning whe Law
renee Robertson secured seat lie took pistol froo
his trousers pocket and placing the muzIe at his chs
pulled the trigger He fell to the ground dead. Roe.
etson WAS barber. ana was ntting up shop at loa
Cherry street. About four weeks aso ne arrived from
Cali orns with his yonns son lie kept barber snoQ
81 Thlrd ana Bryant streets. san Franc sco vesA
from there on account Of domestic disturbances Yse
terd morning he gave his son $50 and sad. you 80
get along Ia the world. and cannot"
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WIsHINGTON NOTES.

Notwithstanding the report that Postmaster
General Jewel cont'mulates an early retirement from
ON e. Il can he counIe ty SAID that lie does
pect to his present relations with the GOyernmet
untll tAe LIST OF March n,It
The Postmaster. General has written TO the
POslmasers Of tho Larger cltes. requesting them TO
visit Nasnin TO co fsr " h him upou tne Av
rrnucng the APPROXIMATIONS for the various post Offices
whcn viii - into opera lou on tn lst Oi JuY,
Several applicants have already appeared for
the Office u Uncd States Treasurer to be vacant
by the resignation of col New The PreHid ut has
pressed himself AS fayorlng the appontment Of Assist.
snt Treasurer Wyuan no has been urged by several
prOlnlue uenl ~ ulIemeu for the OiEce.
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A 100000 Ere In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, June ga ars last Wednesday at
Jackson. Tenn, destroyed the bloch OF buldinss on
Lafayette street boulded by College street, Centre
alley and Market rect The principal sufferers are
Guh May, kycn's stove end lin wsrc store, the D+
Ddtch prlnnH unice Smith Cal4wel's grocery store,
SD h. g. frles DRY goOas store Loss, tlOOOOV Incur
AuCe, t3l 900.
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HOURS or LEISURE.

John 7. Reilly Association, Excelsior Grove,
June 20,
Edward ]. Shandley Association, East River
PARK, July A.
standa d Division No. lle, 8. of T., Alpine
Grove, June "a,
Seventh annual picnic OF the employees Of @.
Sldenberg CO., July IL.
Centennial International Juvenile Musical Fes-
tyRl, for the poor, American Institute Hail. June ~,
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IN the nrst competition iOr the MaTkfman's babe,
presented BY II. &. POppenhusen. there re nii en'
tries There Nere nve SHOTS each at goo ad oOO yArus
Ih- lead ng scores Out VI possible ~ werei
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A Statue Of Gen. Dominrue.

The arm OF zino founders In Mauaer strssA
BrooSlyn who cast the statue OF the American Gst
v len was rece ty UNIV He'd at Emira, have nnishsa
ald sh pped colossal EQUESTRIAN statue OF Gcn. D.
uinsue, President Of the Haytien Republic. The Pros
lueht represented a. SIT inx on his horse, his bO
thrown back and the reins Slightly rised In hs -
hand while with his right he no DIS his chapeau the
act Of saluaton. Tae horse Is eI feet eigh, iLonsa
high st the rise Of the the statue all tWev1
feet high. 1t cost $1,000
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American Bov. and Ensiishmen at Cricket,

The Englishmen OF the st. Georges second
eleven beaten by An eleven Of st. fau School OF
Concord, H. by score OF 200 to 81, Yesterday. The
school team outgeneralled them In every point the
game Me-sls. borie end Conoyer being { y scorers,
good stand scoring 90 Ia whch three OF III nnest
straight dryes ever made on the ground 81 Pauls
School, 200 81, George, 06.
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Yesterday Mr.. X. X. Low, Superintendent -
wreckers had derrick moored at the foot OF vestry
street, and competed arrangements for raising -
sunken tug H. W. wor man, that was clown up ..
Tuesday bnrying In It's hulk the bodies OF AieIandR
Reid ami Cornelius 4, rdon. Frrdons body has sinos
noaed 20 the sirl Reds III lies under the c0nkQ
pump IN the engine room R"nnt q the meay
ciOthlng were brought to the surface yesterday.
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BROOh YN.

James FitZger Ii, lnbnrer 80 years old. u
27l Irlh sx street, Brooklyn fsl dead on scanoA
while at work yesterday.
The New York Saw Mil and Lumber Comps-
ny kingsleys ncrtn, sued the ciy OF hrOp tlyn fQ
100000 damages, winch Toy claimed to have sustan NOD
oNnrir Of A Nafer front On G. " Canal by t3
ilure Of he city 70 reDul certAlu eunken whsrvu4
The General Term have al taled he demurrer entersl
by the cry 70 thr complaint on the ground tnat oo4
porate duty had been Imposed on tue city BY the spsct
losl
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As a workman In the aquarium at Thirty nrA
street and Broadway Was turning OF the waste pips =
noon yesterday the walls OF the largest gave 10
on all sides, The great pressure OF water threw ivy
men several feet, inJurng item severely aud inmeAk
ately deueed the squariun. The wal OF the Oursts1
tank were made OF iron, glass, and brck and jul
competed, Its capacity wac $4,000 salons The wornp
men had turned Oh the wpste ppe pr paratory TO -
ting In the water The pressure was tOo great
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The Gospel in the Open Air,

Open air preaching under the auspices OF tho
Y. NJ. {. A. will be had In Jersey CITY and Hoboken
this afternoon. At three o'clock the Rev. Charles j.
Parker viii preach In the Eysan Fields, noboken Al
four O'clock viii be neld IN Hamilton AQuArn,
the Cunsrd wharves aud IN the Erie and Penusylya
Railroad depOts Jersey city Tne GermaAs will DO
addressed AZ warren an Essex streets.
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Commodore Vanderbilt, Notwithstanding the
oppressive heat yesterday, able 10 st for an hour
III chair His condition IA such that any extra
ion results IN corr, spending dcpreAslon and In the
evening he Ifeeblr but about $50 he fell asl ep,
aud his physicians rald he WAS IN no immediate dagger
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-25
The Hon. Charles Chamberlain ArresteA

The Hon. Charles Cham berlain, member OF the
Hoboken Board OF Education and eI.rreasurss
Of the widows and Orphans Fund OF Tie
Hoboken Fire Department, was arrested yesterday
afternoon charge OF embczzlement. The arrest
made at the instance of President ONeil OF the funA
who ma e afisy before Recorder Bohnstad that tha
books showed that during ChamnerlaIns stewsrdshtp
there was a deficiency OF tS4O.9O. Chamberlain ws2
acquainted with the discovery OF the embeZElemsn2
and promised restitution last May,