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ACard from MIR. iinrdcubrooL

In reply to the article IN The Sun of this date
entitled Mr.. HIrdenbro0K's EIpiolts" / would say
that On Jan. "a, 1870 received the following:
OFFICE or rHE L. :. MEDALLION ADvKRrIstSG COL
40 BRoApwA NEW YORK, Jaa. %, 1879.
This i TO cetty tnat We have TINS day appointed Nr
W. /. ardenbroO our sole contracting agent Tor the
tnited stues Tor the advertising medallion man ufac-
turtd by this company. and all communications IN re-
gard 10 advertising will bc adore scd to nim
C. II. SKSAuR, President.
By an agreement IN writns VITA [. II. senaur q Co.
dated Aura % 1879, n N provided that san Hard
uruok lie to cont ue adveru Ing ssI company us
hr m deem proper and adNant 4gcnus aud use his
ne endoaNors 10 promote the OF their goods for
which s,rviccs vas g. receive onr-haf OF the net
PROFITS OF business" There no clau.e III SAID
H. other than the responsibility senaur a Co. and
Julntly Incurred.
M,-sr', sen,ur Co.. alth h now deriving the hem
On ~ al the AuNtrtslng, and receiving all money nc
Cruug from sales thereof, tYaue their
liability fur ruch advertising, ann with thit view
drhf of ne" agreement made aud submitted to me-
winch refused TO accept.
Tue orgina, q all papers above mentioned are in
tie hands Of Milnam fallertln, ESD. 10 Broadway,
and exp AIN thcm-"Nes. The dress Of he company.
"2l2 RroadwAy," was used ~ advertising VITA the
knowledge aud sanction OF Scnaur Co, ana they re-
CrlNe All letters addressed sal COMPANY through
their 4 q, box, 13, whe her the ad reased
ca 2l2 broadway, 40 Broadway, box 5,27O, other
Wise.
am not indebted to said scnaur 4 Co. or the Me
dalton company In any amour on the contrary they
Tn tea staes) tor irlr share sdyertsng sAld medal
amuunNhg Ia the .gsr,BAte TO over liu,0lu.
NEW YORK, July 3 1870.
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DISC RICEFTL.
Case that has Caused Much Indignation in
Harlem.

AS Mr. j. o. Smith, Jr ticket agent Of
the n. y, n. II. aud Hartford Railroad was
nearing the landing place Of the Morrisana
steamers near Harlem Bridge al 5 p. NJ. on sun
day, he saw two bows drowning They had been
b,thing. He threw on his coat and hat, jumped
into the river, and after Two fruitless efforts
saved tue eldest OF two sons Of Mrs. Murphy,
VINO lives at 5s Rutgers street. Joseph Caya-
naRh, a lad who had already saved three lives
under IKE circumstances, tried to rescue the
yOuhA est ~ the two brothers, who were aged
respectively ten nd eight He took the BOY %
tue shore less tn ~ ten minutes after INNER
sion, nut In the absence OF medical AID the boy
died. Al lO@ o'clucN Yesterday morning Mr..
George steel n luird av nue., near l39l IN street,
visited the SIN oflce, aud said tnai the boys
BODY was SIN J. lng on the river Dank under
bfOiiing sun, and at noon report found the
plack ned and rwu Ten uOdy, whtrn some char
II ible nul uad covered vi h an old fus, on ne
Aput indicated. lhe par i'm Il who had IA re
of rs id That Can't. Hedden telegr ,pned o. tue
L iicr CeulTai once on sunday afternoon, and
the boy's mother ana sister appned Hte un sun
day niiut fer his b0dY, but, IN alb once ~ per
uIit, the police mad no Authority 10 allow the
d dy 90 be- NOV O.. Me nNhie tue crowds that
were continually uassing tne coruse yesterday
wers loud In their expressions Of INDIGNATION.
The body VS. taken away at2 Gel ok yesterday
afternoon.
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THE POSTAL AUTHORIZATIONS.
The Compromise Agreed upon bv the COM
miitee OF Conference.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The report OF the
committee Of conference on the Post Onice APP
preparation bill recommends the adoption Of
the following provision concerning third class
mail matter:
Az ,nirdclass natl matter ercent unsealed crcuars
two uauccs or rsco al u 1T thereof snn one cent Tor
each acutoaal 'wo ounces, aud the sender may write
'irot.s or NJ write Urien,. or my NJ nj on any
mn me M 9d n"e oil asHyiss snSiV.s
tnc tune A. winch suosc. tone ~ere pad, AMI the "a.
ten' pnned, or Affixed, NJ tue option Of tle sender
The section prOhibitin tue sale Of envelopes
an newspaper wrappers below actual cost N
cludin- clerk hire, leg 4 postage, and all other
exponseS connected tnerewi n, Is retained with
out alteration. Inc COluulittee recommend the
follow ing as . substitute Tor the section reiat-
lug to he inland " nspor alton OF the mais:
. For inland TRANSPORT lon VIZ For TRANSPORTATION on
star routes anu other tnAn rarOAd routes tdsS Sal
aud ruahsplrt u5n ~ raiiroas islNOoO pruvidel
ia rsed and dr,ct to resdjn:t the to
Dc paid on snd after Juy ls7d, for ransp ration Of
10 al railroad conpsnies for tie TRANSPORTATION Of
PRESIDENT lie authorized TO appoint = cOmnissI, Of
lhror skilled aud competent persons to exiAc into
rcpir at the Ies sesssa u eonsrs., such rues aud
a "a to the ss o. er y 1q he
required snd necessary service sad $1,000 are sppro-
prl-ted tor the cxOenscs u tue conmissiOL.
he committee also recon end, rs a means
OF reaGtustn4 the sularies u po~tmastefs, the
main provisions Of the bill introduced In the
House oy Mr.. Clark OF Missouri, aud reported
nv him from the Post ONCE Committee IN
Mercn last. This bill, with II few amendments,
Is iucOrpUrated III the report. The only amend
ments OF Importance are the following:
she resdju-ted salaries are TO take CT the ist
OF Octnpcr next No ratry q aiy posunsster shs er-
ceru s4sV annum except ia the cty Of New York,
winch lsry shail reinala As nov nx-d by law ana
ealary OF 10 tma-ter where tue appointment ~
Lo~ Presidential sla BE- reduced by tn coupons ion
herein r. able ed untIl tie next Teadj
the sum Il u ,OOO per anbCm
The report compromises the approp ristion for
compensation Tor letter carers BY fixing tue
amount al tlO.vUO,U.O, .nd the item Tor con- pen
sat- TO p"s,ni.stels Il similarly Goa u oIuised
by liking the amount a. &1,IOUGU.
The commit tee recommended hat the House
concur IN tue Senate amendmen tDcf Teasing the
amount for eci agents from tll0,0O TO $780,
~. Tue differences la amounts apprOpri lted
fOr tle details VI the postal service similarly
compromised IN THIS report BY tue substitution
OF q sum about midway between the figures Of
the TWO HOu-es.
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RESPITE ron rHE CHINESE.
The Question Of Monaghan IMMIGRATION In
Allegiance Un,ii Next December.

WASHINGTON, July O. Congressman
Hamilton OF Indiana left for home this NORM
ing, and having two weeks leave, does not ex.
poet to return this session. He Is Chairman OF
the subcommittee ou Foreign Affairs, having
charge OF the Chinese immigration ques-
tion. and Is Instructed To make an adj
verse report on the Joint resolution Of
fered early In the session by Congressman
Piper OF san Francisco. requesting the
Preeid-nt to have the Burlinrame treaty mod
in-d so a. to prohibit Chinese inmigra-
God that the committees, majority OF
whom are Democrat, could not see their
" clear to recommend the prosecution
OF the people Of one more than the
people OF another nation. There Ia, however a
int resolution not 50 sweeping as Pipet's be.
Tore the Committee on Commerce, which was
introduced bv Mr.. Page Of California. AZ this
does not meet the appreciation ot Piper. aud ne
II member OF the Commerce Committee, the
Chinese question may be regarded as in abeyance
until next session.
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THE PRINTERS, coSyEyrros.
The Mouumert 20 Horace Greeley 70 be Fir
tshed In September

PHILADELPHIA, July 3-The annual
Convention OF the International Typographical
Union, composed OF representative printers
from the United States and Canada, convened
this morning, and was welcomed to the city by
Mr.. John II. Bailey, President Of the Phils-
delphia Union, in neat speech. Mr.. Dell,
President of the Union, then addressed the Con-
yeDtion after which Committees on Credentials,
&c.. we're appointed. and invitations received
and accepted To visit places Of puolic Interest.
The committee appointed on the erection u
the proposed monument to Horace Greeley
reported that. In oonjunc ion with com mittes
OF employing printers Of New York city, they
have been offending To the construction of the
ct mite work Of the base. ps estal. and coping
Of the monument rhe stono work will be oom-
pleted bv the middle Of next month, and the
bronze figure OR colossal busD Will he cast by
the Il st OF september, by Robert Wood Co.
ofthis city. The first proposal was 10 make a type-
metal statue. but II would not stand exposure
for any length Of tine. Sever i thousand pounds
Of old tyne, r. ceived Ia 1873, will have to be put
Ia The monument some way. he total contri-
buttons thus far received toward The monument
amount 20 t3,25378
The committee appointed at the last Oonven-
uOn 10 prepare constitution for the govern
ment OF the subordinate unions, presented O
report which was received, and will come up for
future consideration.
Alter the report OF the Committee on Creden-
tlalS hGn Oeen received, atd several matters OF
mlnor Import attended to, the Convention adj
jourued.
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THE VAR ~ UB1.
How an Insursent Chictain and his Men
Escaped Capture.

HAVANA, July ?, via KEY WEST. Fla. July
3.-The insurgent chief Yuslesito, who was en-
tirely closed IN by Spanish iroops ON one side
aud by tine sea on the other in the marshy dis
trict called Cienaga de Ztpata. has effected his
escape. He sent Tag OF truce to the Governor
OF Matanz rs. offering to surrender himself. with
his men, the next day at place called Calimete,
on condition that all should be pardoned. This
Was accented. That same night the Governor OF
Nataanzas went to Havana to confer with the
Captain-General, who ordered him to immedi-
ately Withdraw the troops around Zienaga with
out the knowledge Of the Insurgents, and n
ceutrate themat Callmete. his was done. but
fuslesito. Informed by spies knew all and es-
caped TO the CincO Villas with his men. ABOUT
tOU In number.
Aldlva, formerly Intendente OF the Commits
sary Department, has arrived here by the Span
ish mail steamer to answer to charges against
tim for deialcations. He apparently has de-
nounced his accOmplices. Tor Yesterday Raurell
anu Amao, provision merchants, were arrested
and imprisoned. aud lrOtcha, OF the same busi-
ness, hAs ned. All Of these are said 10 be impi-
Gated. More arrests and deyelopme ats are ex-
LeCteQ,
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YACHTING ON the HUDSON.
A Very Pretty Race from seventeen street 10
Pleasant Valley.

Tho unfinished yacht race Of the Union
Regatta OF the Hudson RIVER Yacht Club, for
second and third class yachts, that was put OF
on tle 2dih ult on account Of the falling OF the
wind, WINS completed yesterday afternoon Two
accidents threw two 81 the yachts out of the
race the Addie Taylor capsi2ed on Pleas mt
Valley ana the PloughDoy mad ner BOW .Drit In
Jured while turning round the upper stake boat,
at Pleas mt Valley. The crew of the Addie Fay
lur were picked up by the Nrttie C., me Of the
Clue Yachts that ara not Ike p,rt In the race.
The prizes, elegantly designed gold crosses
were won by the A Blessing tor the second cli ss
yachts and by the Ella for the third class yachts
the course was from tine sake boat a. tho
cluu house az Seyentieth street To and around
boat al Pie tsdnt Nalie thence To anu round a
boat at Weehawken, aud return to the club
house, this course to be sailed over ~ ice sew
enteen miles. The feet crossed tne line M the
following order; SKIP JACK, ECS;'H; Gussie,
Blessing, ll2'lS; Ploushooy l;l335; Wave,
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DIED.


BREsLlN.-on Sunday, July 2, Daniel 6. Breslin.
6e rsi and frieuas Of the family are m vited 70
attend ine flaersl on WednesdAy' july o. Ine rsnains
gn to Tue ,hurcn Of the Assumption corner Jay and
CALLAHA ON Sunday. July Q. after a lingering
illness, Bridget, widoS Oh the late Mic acl Callahan, 10
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fas Invited TO attend the innert from he resiqenes
sday. Jul az +. NJ. keains slli DO Inferred NJ
GREGG.-on SUNDAY, July 2 Sarah A. Gregg in the
o. year OF her sge.
fully invited TO .tend the from her late resi-
deee OJ0 Water st. GA "Wednesday, Juj b, ~ ociock
GILES on M91eSy July 3, 1876 William L.. infant
Relatives and frenls are rrspectfny 10 attend
e ia1eral from NJ ,ts e'Idencc s5S West Soui ST.
HAkkls-At Alienda e. y. d., Mrs. Margaret Harris.
funrr services VIII take place at the Spring street
frcsb'termn G urrn near Nariek st., On Wednesday
MAN hhsftE. oq July l. George Henry. son OF
Gror.c ana tmlp Jane Name ester aged uoAths
Funeral on Wednesday July 5, a, o'clock, from the
M T., az L.Lmsnllea!, on sund,y July 2 George
tGaer,i Al 10 4 NJ On ~cdnesuay from 5si Sr nd
ct HrooslSn +, D. The dramatic profession eordaiIY
NAGLE-on SATURDAY, July l. James Nagle, anauve
OF Llsoarrol5 county CorA' heAnd, aged 80 yearr,
The relatives ana friends Of the family are request.
r. H. from me resiucncc I hi nr tier.inaS stephen
Doqnc IL, $40 oaaiiud av.. Gre upoint
lINE.-OI Mon morning. the 81 last at o o'clock.
OF unsunpuon AT long SUFFERING borne ~lth great
sigma 4oA and patience, Ann Augusta,~uc Of william
Tee
The funeral services vii be held az her late residence
3h Schermcrhurn IT,, BruoEyn, I O'Clock =. NJ, on
IuursdAy the bth Ia l. The relative, and frionis are
respect "a iht ted to aten win az further notice.
IkANkl,S AT his residence, lu3 Nortn ga st.,
Brooky +. -, On SUNDAY. july ., ratrck f. Triyers.
in M 2pt year
Relatives and friends OF the family invited 20 at
tenn hc funeral he late sdeucr lUS Norh hih st.,
brluknu, h.. d.. on Nrdnc-d D, JIit az 20 ocluCk
MAGGONER.-On Monday Juy g. 1870, samuel Ma
than, beloved sOu Of jacob ahu ttLAUesh NbsSOner,
att 10 Ars. unut.- anus dN~
Relatives amt trierd' are rrqlrste 10 attend the
iuucrn Wednesday, At 10 4. NJ from 81. Luke'g
Church. Hudson ST., opposite 6toNe.
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Marcus Moore Of 500 IIck, street, BROOKLYN,
appear before Justice kilbrcth yesterday, aud
charged That james sinclair Of Az First avenue had
STABBED nm. MoOres lett cheek was split ouen from
his ear to his mouth An ugly cash made IN MS
lett arm and he Vas ais Nou dei On ais eit Ing.
r said mat Wine he was stiug city Ia the mont OF
udrrOom ut % bowefY, On sunuay evening. trauRer
approached, anu without tl her p ovocnu or warn
iu. alta heI MN ma knit ting nun described.
1he III srli dcience, hc drew ps,O and hrcu twice
hrs ASS iltnt sinclair received Two pistol shots,
the right the Other ia tue HI groin.
Aftci The suut ne across the street nd Tell
ON tue iurwalK Two poll ofic tOON nm To he
MulOefry street station, an H. was sent to Bellevue
Hospital Tue oall Ia tue gron cou not be extracted
JusA.e hlOretn committed Moore.
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surprised that his friend nom Minnesota (Mr.
mcMillan) W . aresuv slarmsd at what he be-
held 10 htssireippi, AZ he came from . State
where they had no colored people. and he went
story he bsd heard. even the stories OF witch
crIft. He then spoke 81 the pending resolution
aud arRu tn { no Senator would claim tnat
Pi0chback hid any legal OF equitable right to
the monev. His case had already cost the Gov
eminent fh0,C00.
Before concluding bis remarks Mr.. Salisbury
Yielded TO Mr.. Dorsey, who made report from
the Conference Committed on the It'll TO repave
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, In the District OF Column
bia. and II was adopted. The Conference report
adopts the House bill, with sundry amend
ments.
and when the doors were reopened, adjourned
until Wednesday.
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NEW York. Monday. July 3.-Receipts os
becves 2S3 loans. 1867 cad, ginR aO6k
ir tie Meck, apalnst goo3 Loot week. Tue average
quanty WIS very air, and tue Market was moderate at
shade advance FROM tbe rates current week ago.
Ordi airy to good si-rr' nge from Size. O. pAc v
n. To ere rs bs.aJ6 ms { tn grOss cwt. vrtme aud
ext do. we're sOd u 100 iUl@c 10 dress 5ba0T rs.
Receipts of caves were 40 head, nakinS q 4V7 for
The week. glns 2,77l Tor tue previous weeN. Tue do
inand wac tar al former prices. or 61te71sc n for
common To princ veAls, aud 4SJc. lVr ordinary to
IN nee hutttrmllk calves.
y, ccpts OF sheep and lambs were ~ car loads, or
pS3 np d, magng % J52 for the against % $50
for list wees theep were duh Al ts5Ac. D. Lanos
wire quiet, ut q TO-. n. for trdinary . choice.
Receipts ~ hVks were 90 car loads 1850 head,
making 202l7 t1e wees, against "a 1885 for the pre-
viOus week. None 10 adve.
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The success and popularity OF the new
Wilcox & gibbs automatic sewing machine have
tempted some Of It's more pushing and less
scrupulous competitors TO try and steal It's
thunder. The puddle cannot, therefore, be too
strongly cautioned that the new Wilcox & Gihns
automatic ia the only machine In the world with
tension requiring no change whatever for any
thickness Of material. No. 6Gs broadway, cor
ner Of Bond street, New York.-Adp.
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4 $4,000 PLCM.
Tweuty-one Ballots for Rn Architect With
out a kesnII -IrooGIyn,s New BuiIdInR.

The special committee OF the BROOKLYN Aid err
men on the new municipal building. to cost 1900 Co.,
yesterday reported the names Of John Mumforo, Al.
trur Crooks. aud W. b. DltmMss suitable architects
but the committee had failed agree on any one
they asked the board 20 choose tue three The
bpsrd voted TO pay the architect TO be CHOSEN OoO,
aud directed the committee q bids from i've or
persons for each branch Of the work Tae name OF
A. Mundel Was added o. the three recon- ne ed b.
the committee, ami badutuR was Oegun. After tour.
en- uaut At the end " Nnlch the votes stood Nun.
ford 3, Mundel q, Crooks g. Ditmsrs :, the Adcrutn
touh recess Of ten AlLutrH 10 bargain Alter
having ttSru ~ cnY.ouc nal 4 .uu reaching
SUIT the board adjourned until Thursday night
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THE H1RPd RDs BEATEN.
Interesting Base Bail t!ame the Union
Grounds-victory for Chelsea.

UFOUhds ICtOfy TOT ChtIBfas
About go persons assembled on the
Union Grounds yesterday AZ ernoon to see the
ar-t match between the Harvard College nine
and the Chelseas OF Brooklyn. The II rvards
have played so we'll with other clubs that IL was
thought they would have easy victory, aud
pools were sold at 800 to S35 that thew would
WIN: MIR MARTIN was the umpire. and the llar-
wards went hfst to the bat. The Cneseas made
two runs IN the 0rst inning on errors by tue
Harvard, and In the 81 coud inning they made
two more. he Harv rds aid not score until
the third inning, when a mun 10y Glare. a base
hit 10y Leeds, three base hit 10y iyng. and
single base hit by Edrnst gave them TIM ee runs,
two OF which were earned. In the sixth inning
tue Harvards scored two runs. lhe Chelseas
made one IN the seventh inning. and tied the
score. In the eIsh inning the Cuelssas IN ade
ono run, and won the game by the following
score
e GsRTSa,a.......oe 3 9 3 3 2 S-s
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The Speaker proceeded to call the States
for bills, under which call but half dosen bills,
all OF a private nature, we're introduced and
referred. Several Administering motions were
then made IN order to consume the morning
hour, and prevent the Introduction OF Mr.
Ne ~ hill for the reneal of the resumption act.
Mr. Oliver fhep. low J moved to suspend tho
rules and adoIta resolution appointing n select
con mittce to inquire into the disposition M sae
OF the laO,0O acres of land granted for tho
iWprovement OF tue Dies MONIES Rapids.
On motion Of Mr.. Holman (Deni.. lnd9 tho
Committee on Pubic Lands was substituted for
the SeleCt Committee, and the motion as mode
ncd Was adopted.
Mr.. Holman stat ed that the Conference Com
uittee ON the Post Once Approximation oil
b Il agreed, aud the bills no being printed,
but would not lie retdy In time TO read to-day.
therefore, moved All adjournment, ana the
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Mrs. Mary Menzel her son, Edward. aged
eighteen, ana Alexander Fry aged ninetcen were ac.
cuscd IN Recorder Bohnstedts court uoDoAcn. yestcr
DAY, II sottng bloodhound On liei sullivan OF
n Olson str'ri, near Ferry. rnry hell Tor trll
SUI VANS arm In sho 'klnSN INITIATED lar-r piece
having becu torn away, leaving me muscle, eApuSru
II" NAV dlc from the wound. Mrs. 'Iztl SAYS tuit
sullivan attempted to thruA ku,te VI boiling hot
ia.
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1IhE


Thomas Jones, a resi- lent ~ New York. went
to the on e Of the American Steam Engine Company
IN Morgan street, Jersey cry, yesterday morning. tn
collect some money. Mr. r.. W. Mills the superiu.
tendcnt. told hm that the comnany mad tailed an re-.
frrred nm To r. a. % icn Receiver. 10 Newark
street Huorken. Jones berim angry, and deuounct d
Mills, VINO urIcred uim out ~ IN" office Jones r..
fused 10 go Nh tooN revolver from me de,k, anu
again ordered Jones our. Wrtn-e fol.Owcd. durinr
Wuru Mu. hrrd AZ Jones' the ban taAlug ttrct. Jones
WAC ahIr to 30 To Pohcr heIdq Idrler-, aud m ke a
COMPLAINT a physician exuliied the wound. amt
iuuuG tdf, though the bullet had 4 penetrated the
s9n 10 had sruc hard cIOug t. preaN the wall ~ the
abdomen. jones' made a compliant before Police
JusAcv hccse anu a warrant was sutd.
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TIE HOUAE TRAGEnY.
MIR. House Buried-Mrs. House TO Remain
In JaIl Tor Awhile.

TRENTON, July 3.-Orson A. House, the
divorce lawyer, VINO was shot by his wife, was
ried TODAY in River View Cemetery.
Mrs. House Is stu in the Mercer county jail
Her timer intended to apply for writ OF haheas
corpus, Nith view II having her released IN
bai, uut concluded ~ leave her IN Prison for
awhile.
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The centennial of wonun sunrrnec

PHILADELPHIA, july IA meeting Of the
American Won ~ suffrage Association wls held this
morning IN Horticultural Hall To- celebrate the Tooth
anniversary of tnc establishment woman suffrage BY
the Province OF New Jer cy. Addresses delivered
BY Lucy ~ ne, Jula NarI Howe, and others
Ceavurtd by citing numeTOur example, TO show thtt
women were As weil calculated to hOld positions OF
trus. anu iutcllgeucc AS men.
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BRtSKERHOFF -PARSONs.-At Hampstead L. l.,
on Monday. June 5, oi the Rev VIM II. Moore, d, d.,
the Hon Ime- j. BuukeraOn OF wood IN Ige. n. j. to
sartn ) daughter o. tie latc Charles Pars ms Ed
GRAff -LANGMAN ON IIur'day june |, al g.
lhouas's Church. RlNcnswuol, L. l., by tle Rev. W.
Adanson. Delricn GRAF to Lucy .hteT Of Freder~
lex ngtuaI OF Il yenswuoi. L. l.
GRAY MEkM IN.-At hiYer.ldc, on the 9Th Of June.
1870 BY the Rev. Mr Var inSton, ". Farley Gray 70
lana MCrwln.
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Trottins I'm Orange Cou,,v

WARWICK DRIvING PARK. July 3.-Purse OF
tl9b for no that nave never beaten three minutes
tlV0 T. nrst. $50 to secOud. and e. to thru.
NJ. lugcrsOl y j., names b. 4. JaraC .........l
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04

On TUESDAY last Samuel Crawford OF Mont
claiT n. j., discharged from his employ named
william Dlmmlck. This exasperated Dummies that
he struck Crawl lrd the head VITA stone fractur.
Ing nj. skull Dinmlck was a. once arrested AID com
mlttcd to the couu JAl at Newark ana crawford,
wdo-e injuries were considered serious, made
norton statement before q Justice ~ tur Petc" The
un Ortdnalc MAI luserod uuul yesterday mOruiug,
an ut4t tp