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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
THE CANAL BOARD.
The First Meeting Under tho Law GivinG
Them Extra JudiciaI Powers.

ALBANY, June s.-A crowd of contrao-
tors with their counsel attended the meeting at
the Auditors once to-day Of the Canal Board.
which Assem- bled for the nrst time under the
new law giving them the extra judicial powers
Of compelling tho attendance Of witnesses. the
production OF papers, books, &c, and to taking
testimony. As none Of the members had read
the law they took no action under II, though
several claimants for large amounts were pres
ent with witnesses ready to swear. State En-
gineer Van Buren, presented his report upon the
amounts due Ring men on pending contracts,
but IL was referred back to him with power to
render more positive recon me ndations upon
them than he had felt at liberty to do under the
other law, As his list OF reductions will con-
seausntiy be changed somewhat. II was impos
sible to obtain them for publication. Ihe
board adjourned TIL july o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
THE FREE MAsONs OF NEW YORK.
The Bald Eagle Of Westchestcr Elected
Grand Master Of the state.

The Grand Lodge was called to labor at nine
A. NJ the Rev John O. Webster. Grand Chaplain offer
ing prayer r. w. Bro. Doane offered resolution that
the Grand Secretary tha receive compensation for
any performed for the OF the hall snd
asylum fund. he TO- by virtue OF his ONCE Of the
trustees. Referred 10 Committee on Finance. the
hour OF the election having arrived NJ. W. Isaac
Phillips nominated Il. W. james L. Huslei to be Grand
Master. and the nomination was seconded bv H. w.
james f. Morrison, and kdwd. L.. Ehers and the can
didato elected by reclamation. X. W joseph j..
Couch was declared elected Deputy Grand Masser on
The or nj Lodge sdopt.d Its committees report rec
ommendiug lodges and Individual Ma ons TO contribute
far able to the Mount Vernon tomb fund.
and send their con- iri0utons to the Grand sccIe
II. W. Jesse b. Anthony was nnanniousiy reflected
Senior Grand WARDEN, and Tor Junior Grand warden
r. " Levi NJ. Gano, Jchn D. williams anu Benjamin
Flaser placed In nomination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
ANOTHER MISSING GIRL.
An Amicted Mother Advised TO Apply 70 .
Priest for Advice.

Mrs. Mary McDouaal called at Superintend-
ent walngs ONCE yesterday and sAid that her d~ugh'
ter Mary, l5 years old, had been abducted The girl
was recently hired servant by respectable family
IN Philadelphia She became fayorite with them, an
they spent consider ble money In dressing her One
two OT three Mary kissed her mistress
go night and rctred to her room but she missng
In thr morning. some Of her clothing was left IN
ollrl mAue bV her master ami mistress gave hem the
nnprcss tnat the grl had been yea away bJ FATHER
sister IN New ayen, and mat there she to be- well
clTed Tor Mrs. McDougall has written 20 New Haven
and received no answer. Yesterday sle showed { ept
COPELAND some ettri from Father Dunn and IRON her
d.uYhtcrs pmp Oyer. setting forth the above taets
She was ADVISED to consult some pries IN Ntw iorh
and 10 communicate with the Phl.auelphla ponce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
Hammond. Dealing. In Furniture.

William Hammond, recently OF $50 Fifth ave-
nue.. was sentenced by Recorder Hscket yeterday to
sx and six months In State prison. On the 10th
OF April last Capt. Hammond. as he Is called rented
the mansion at os0 Fifth avenue, ostensby for club
versly place, worth 5O and two parlor suites worth
ts25 iroin r " Barter Co., o. anal and MulDerry
thereafter bill was sent for collection. On reaching
the house the messenger found closed and deserted.
The furniture as traced through An auction house to
EQridRe street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

Mr.. A. VI. Palmer has courteously and fcA
"purely managerial reasons dee cined the henent OF.
ftred to him At the Brooklyn Theatre BY prOminena
citizens Of that city
bevy, the cornet PLAYER, will make his frst APP
pearAnce tnls season 4 GinOTrs G,fuen tO-lnOrrOS
night when Mr. 5, Gilmore ana his band will resums
their places there.
The management Of the Corbett English Opera
Company that IN consequence Of the lines
of Mss Correct they Obliged Ia omit their ntendcd
performances Friday and seturday OF this week.
The DOa office Will DC opcne ON saturday from 10 70
when those who have purchased tickets for these dates
nave tneiT money refunded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
BRADFORD.S ORDERS.
Tho Chief Neaotiator between seeor IL obesoH
and the Cuiteils.

WASHINGTON, June s.-Severl months ago the
House Naya Committee insisted that the presence Of
General Bradford OF the navy abso ute
" necessary for perfect understanding Of the manner
which secretary KObcsOn transacted business vi n
the iattel = Tao ucmAnd Of Tue committee was not
ht Cled uut few days ago wncu HOoeeOn found that
unless Bradford did r,tuln .he committee won taks
advantage OF his absence. Bradio.d mas tn'refore
been ordered to Washing on, and VIII be htrr about
the 18th Inst Bradford Will appear ~ toe chet heHo-
Tia between kobesOn and the tatlcs. anu NE reA'
why certain parties have been enabled ~ axe Tor.
lunes ulshOnebtlY WIN be ulsclOsed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
The Cost OF SIanderinr n Woman.

Mrs. Alice A. Thomson. whose mother keepa
boarding house ut is sidney plsce Brooklyn yester'
day aud the DAY before gave testimony ia the Marine
Court in q slander suit instituted by her against MIR.
Mnlcdge Messenger. VINO. whilo q boarder In her
mothers establishment, had uttered reflections upon
her chastity The defendant denied that he had said
What was imputed 10 him at the same time, 70 show
some Jurtca lon for act. he testified that he
had tire plaintiff enter the Wet Size Hotel In this
city at -four O'Clock In the morning with m who was
not her husband IL shown, however, that she was
accom- anied also BY other ladies and gentlemen and
that to the ho tel merely to get refreshments
The plaintiff claimed 5000 damages. lhe jury re-
turned verdict for t10O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
THE @ UILTY NOT PUNISHED.
Clerks not Prosecuted TO be Used nj Evidence
for the Governments.

wAsHNGroS, June s.-Assistint Postmaster
General ryner to-day explained to the Post once Com
mtiee OF the House that the reason why the clerks
imDicsted In the fraudulent contract jobs not
prosecuted was because they to be used as states
evidence and Hines the contractor, was selected
the proper party to suuer The prosecution failed be-
cause there agAusi the accused. In re-
gard the nne ~ s2a 900 inst Contractor X tie,
which compromised tor tlvOO Mr. lyncr rau that
the Assistant Attorneys ecutrAl decided that the de
p,rtmcnt had no right to enforce the payment Of a
larger amount. as the uenQuencles occurred At time
PRIOR to Mr Jewel's acoessl ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HBRB AND THERE BY rHR
SUMS REPORTERS.
Hew Mr.. John wiikos Ford served tho
Kelly a. Leon Compsny-De ana sing Pises
Of Anu semcnt and Paying Nobody n Cent.

Of Amusement and Paying Nobody a Cent.
Mr.. A. Il. Daring, one Of the proprietsrs Of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Is the owner OF tho twenty
third Street Opera House. In January last Mr. Darling
leased the house TO Mr. Richard HOOey Tor one ear
at $4,000 ients Mr.. Hooey rrlet the house to Mr.
John wukes Ford OF Chicago. Mr.. Fora had previous
" made contract with the Kelly q Leon Minstrel
Company for two years. Mr. J. II. haek was seDt 70
thi city by Mr. Ford to complete arrangements for the
opening Of the entertainments Aa "eno man vas
need,d aud Mr.. Dave Reed engaged on trial" for
one week. On the nrst night Sir. Reed was ready for
wors. but BY direction Of mr. Ford. he was not permit
tcl to 10 on the stage.
Every mig throug tout the week Mr. Reed presented
himself for duty aud every night wai Old no. TO
"gO Ou. At the end of the week MIR. Reed asked for
his salary. Ths wa denied HIM. aud nc nstitu Cd sut
LefOre Ju-ce GedDey anu got judgment INST Ford
lie was then paid par OF tine money. On Wednesday
nlght Deputy Sh ,rin Gaze instructed Mr..
william II. RCkttts, the chief usher. who
is aieo deputy sheriff, TO 20 into
the Dox once, and STAY there until he had got enough
money 10 sa,lsf, Roee'. claim MT. Riskct,. dd t'is
Que him anI his two assis AM here. Mr. Darnx IN.
ettuted proceedings to dspossess HoOey and fOru. ~
,sey had ID no rent ana yesterday thy stepped ont
theatre ana wi be their own managers Ia tue fuure
Ford Did not pay either bla % any Otner Dils. He
took an early train for Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

The contest on velocipedes for 500 between
u. stanton and WIN. Butler IN the American Institute
Building last evening, resulted In yuory for But
He rode twenty mnes In hour ~ minutes and -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
SOME WAsAINGrON TOPICS.
Committeeman Seduced By the Ring-Hew
They Hope to Escape.

WASHINGTON. June S.-The District OF Colum.
bia Committee the House Is maxng very slow pro-
gress In perfecting the work OF the II Is
charged that members scduccd by the Ring" to
ab ent themselves from the committee room when the
regular meetings are called. rnd the constquence IS
that the committee has not held session r over
wees the report az Inst the District commissioners
and Board OF Aud Is not yet acted upon and the paL
appears To defer action until Will De too late 10
accomplish decided results this session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

WASHINGTON, June Sat the meeting OF the
House Incian Committee to-dsY It was sgrccd that a
committee Of three should be appointed to draw mp
report with bill accompanying providing that all
claims against the Government on account OF Indian
Affairs sIi be referred the Uatrd sta ,s Courts
the Court Of CLAIMS as the caimlnt may eject SHOULD
such measure be One Law, the Indian lODDy would
hc the past. ami Congress wOuld be relieved
OF u l.rse amount Of legislation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
A Morrisania Family Broken Up.

Mrs. Lena Dohnerberger, Of Third avenue ana
18TH street. oied on Sunday OF puerpera fever. On
Monday her husband. Alexander Bohnerberger cob
lected his wages from neghboring brewer. ana. say
ing that he intended to prepare for bis wife. iunera
went away. II Ia believed that he Committed sucide,
he much affected hy his wifc's death Capt
Hedden sent his children, babe and boy aged two 70
adopted daughter aged H. VINO had been IN he counr
try only three years. TO the Commissioners Of Emgra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

BrFFALO, June SIN the Lord trial TO-DAY,
the People HAVING rested their case, Mr. Coggswel for
the defence asked diet OF acquial on tue grounds
that the statute extending the statute Of limitations dd
not cover tins apec case, ana mat IN rs hlh Dreh
promi q performed OF omi! ed 70 perform any oiicla
act AZ A nelnOer OF the Assembly. Judge Danes
deciIed against the plea lne defence opened INA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
An Attractive Exhibition.

The Mount WASN'T ington Collegiate School, Dr.,
Geo. W. Clarke. proprietor and principal celebrated IL
thirty third anniversary IN Association Hall last even
ing. The Latin Sautatory delighted the audience.
Benedict Arnold" 7, cited by Julian II. Henrquea
stood out 10 bOld rcef the promising young elocution
let oeng twice recalled to recevep udts and b0uque
The ovation OF tue night vas, however, reserved fog
Miss Kate III. Dsyis, who described Belshszzsrs ban
uIlaf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

FoRT HAMILTON, June al he bodies OF two
men were found IN the Mar ows to-day One was about
ave feet sir inches IN height, dark brown hair, ana
good teeth. He had on plaid oyershirt dark woollen
undr rsnITt aud drawers yett, pantAOuns
striped with brown, with blue patch on each knee
one Grown ssck. and no shoes. The other wore two
pairs Of pantalOOns dark vest light calico OycrsbIrt
and white hannel uDdcrshtrt. The former had been In
I'M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

SPRISGFIELD, Mass, June s-Presldent VIII
liam A. stearns Of Amherst College died suddenly Of
paralysis OF the heart this evening. He was much
Dy the long Faculty meeting Of yesterday, but
attended prayers this morning. lie tainted during
service and continued weak through the DAY, though
able to walk AOout tue house. and was not considered
In ngerOns condition until ABOUT SIX oclOck, when
hn LununnIY 1 InlIeu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
A Poundmns,er,. PLAN Tor Collecting Fees.

James Coyle OF Van Wrinkle avenue, Jersey
City Heights, was awakened carly Yesterday morning
b, noise IN his yard The door leAdlng to hls wood
aud his three goats were nlssug. sub
eequenY Mr.. COye went ucture Justlce Adrldte, Hnd
maue anidayt that FUundmaster Edward Reilly had
hiOlcn his guats. The missing aninals tUuuu IN
Rellty's POSSESSION, uul he was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
Yesterday. Base Ball Games.

aSsssI..!.:..S sainssisInan'...S 3 9 8 2 8 S--di
The Chelseas defeated the Alaska Club yester-
day In lrooklyn-4 to l.
In Philadelphia the Athletics were defeated
by the Cnicagos-S to 7.
In Boston the Louisvilles defeated the Doe
tons-3 10 l.
In Hartford the Har,fords beat the st. Louis
CluD-UlO3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
The Death of ,:eora. s.ud.

LONDON, June "a report which was current
here to-day OF the death OF George Sand is confirmed
by q despatch from Paris She conscious 10 the
last moment, but unable ~ speak for some time
before death,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
LOyO ISLAND.

Mr. OConnor, the New York merchant who
was run over Richmond Hill station On Wednesday
nisnl. died soon afterwari.
An injunction has been granted restraining
the POppenhusens from carrying out the lease Of the
Flushing and North Side, the Central and Southern
roads 10 the Long Island road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
A DISCHARGED Employce Ge,uus Even.

John Mack, a discharged employee IN PrOs-
poet PARK, who recently made ACCUSATIONS of Irregular
ity In the conducting the PARK against su'
porintendent Cuycr made assault on the latter ia
the park Wedn& lay evening win stone for winch
Justice Delmar, Yesterday, sentented nam ~ mpIlsOn'
nent for thirty days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
A MuIberr, stree, Barroom Tragedy.

Bagley and another man. entered the liquor store Al
l2) Mulberry 81 night and after drinking die
puud a1out the payment. They stepped outsiue 10
title the difficulty, and BAeev slabnc1 O'Rourks
twice Ia tue lomen, injecting fatal injuries. bagley
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

sAN FRANcIsCo, June Sat the spring meet
ing OF the sacramento Jockey Club Yesterday, mile
heat handicap race was run which was contested by
Golden Gate. Bradley, Emma seroRgs Lady Amanda,
Turf Gallery, Bly Newell, and keytine, the above
p, y ad III ann IA ny mi
third aud the Dy Billy Newell. 1ime-l;i3bs lA01s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

wAsHISoTos. June Sat the meeting Of the
BANKING Currency Committee to-day It agreed
to report immediate In the order named the Payne
Randall, and wees bills. The Psvne bIll IL to fsci
tate the issue OF silver in exchange for grcenbscks
the Randall Dill to purchase twenty million more Of
lon and the Welles Di to allow the coinage OF si
vcr bullion not exceeding twenty ave ,nillon dollars
expense OF the Of tIe bullion, the q W.
ernment to have the Denent of the selgnorage The
Rel pea Dill will not acted upon until neat week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
Th. A,Iun,,c Io,,ou MilI., Assets.

BOsTOS, June "a special meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Atlantic Cotton Mills was held here
today. The treasurer reported that the land. water
power mills, mach. merry yard, buildings ana boarding
houses caarged at tei0OO0 anu the value Of tho
cotton gOuds aud euppilrs 10 estimated al ta5pOO max
ing ue 10 al assets Of the corporation A.bs1pOO Ihe
Of the corporation on May "a Was ss250O wh h..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

wAsHISoToN, Juno S.-rhe Post once De-
partment made TO transport the body
OF Charles Spencer psymasters clerk from San Fran
cisco to hts In Hartford Conn., In Unieed states
mail c.r spencer was murdered recently 10 California
whi.e defending the public fuIis. The lar Department
used to transport the DOuy ~ there was no appro
priAt0n for that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
A Finh Ward Tragedy

Michael Nolan, whose parents live at liz Hud-
street. lies In the Chambers Street Hospital suffer.
from dangerous stab at the hands OF DAVID Ken.
nedy, whose parents i've at 20 Leonard street. on
Weunesday evening the boys auarrelled over game of
marbles. Kennedy has escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

WASHINGTON, June s.-rhe House Committee
on Appropriations to-day decided to insert In the
Army Appropriation bill provision for the reduction
army 20 the extent OF two regiments OF infantry
anu two Of cavalry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

Two Of Andrew II. Green's personal enemies
been worried TO death. one Brown the stree,
cleaning contractor; the other was John +. Barnard
the wo, and ,l dealer who supplied the schools Of
the city with fuel ana was kept out OF 10000 that he
aimed from the city for wood ana coal until he was
ruined IN business. Then he died Both Brown and
Barnard we're unfriendiy terms with Green before
he tOOA office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

Edward Swan. aged - years, shot himself IL
the head with suicidal intent at his home Ia BOOrAe
avenue, JerCy CITY, Yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

Tho heavy ory-2oods and importing house oA
Cochran Mclean Co., al Broadway and Grand street,
has gone Into liqudaii u, with lnbtes stated al az
$4,000 ana assrts saoO0,O0O rhc nrn SAY that thsr
viii pay dollar tor dOliar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
n.,inu nn Hnr,rnnfi In PhIIadcIphia.

PHnADRLpHIA, June S-PhlIade'phia oeelhs
10 beey. In Hartranfts chances for he Presidential
nomination by the Republicans judging by the brisk
sales Of pools at IOur rooms this evening" Ihe ioiiVn
Ing pool fairly represents the estimate OF Tue iHtnt
ineni Hartranf, sj3i Blame. S3a ConAling' s@O she
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

PROVIDENCE. June s.-Jesss ID. Mitchell, con
victed yesterday OF knocking down and robblng Dr
Sands In Newport last September, was to'dAy
touceu 10 twenty years NJ state piistr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
,,.,n. Irving 10 Couc,,i.te CouL,,ps.

wAsHISGToS June SIT is lid that bef ore
the be Ginning Of this session MIR. Blaine addresseda
letter senator Conkling offering to forget the cause
their long estrangem Mt ami hoping that they might
again be friends. U TO the present time Mf Conkhhg
has not responded TO Mr.. Balne's Oyertures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

DOsToN, June 8.-DOm Pedro and suite ar
rived here tonght from L9well and occupy the same
tie Prince OF Wales, Duke Alexis aud other dlstlu'
gulsht d persOnsges who have ybited this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
Death In n Railway Car.

Mr.. y. W. johnson. a resident OF Morrstown>
entered car yesterday To 20 to New York When the
conductor asked him for his ticket he made
tponse aud II was that he was uead He Vas slx
Year, Old and was formerly clothing merch ut IN Jer.
sey CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

ALBANY, June s.-Dr. j. v. Z. Quackenbush,
leading physciaa OF this city, and NJ one time Mayor.
oiled suddenly tails afternoon, while riding 10 his
carriage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
NoIKs OF ENTERTAINMENT.

Southerly winds. increasing to brisk and pos-
shly high. warmer, partly cloudy weather, ana sta
tOnAry fOllOMcd " lalnng barOnleler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

The Senate Yesterday confirmed the nonina-
tons OF VIM, wirt Syzes, OF New York, to De United
States Con al At Cardin and James :. knian of Penn
ylyanll unlied States Consul al Florence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

BOSTON, June s.-rhs historic Old south
Church building was sold DV aucupn 10 dly Tor tiiSVo
The material 10 " D. removed withia sixty days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

Mr.. Henry q. Grannis, a broker OF IS Pino
street living IA Park street. Newark, was found dead
" hiiltarT PIX. NewNk, last evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09

nv sol 'ht luler rounded buoy lO,snd lald her
colise ivt Buoy l5 and II was evident II spsrs
sad canvas did their duty the day was ners.
me Pelmer rounded at 25ei0. The Comet aud
httow followed. At o:l5 tue Idler was % the
,p'plt ship, bowling merrily along and
,'o , tent were rung out astern, PRESENT
w magnificent spectacle. On they tore,
WNn host Of other craft following.
npe say actoss the lover bay was quickly
m.ue The liler maintained nsr position, aud
sasneo hy the hone stake boat at 3:3l,
s,u9et ol the race IN lie. class in the quick
ny ~ llme ever II ads over the New York course.
~ az other, arrived AS follows; P,lmer,
AAnNf Come S+G'is3 Wanuerer. 3:5l;l7 /;
aHlir9W' lEG Ramblsr, 3:j2:55 Tidal Wave,
go: VudcG, 1915; E,telle, 4;57 Meta,
~, Cho' ti.lI Alarm, 4;7;53 Restless, il0bs; ;
issugnl' fal'ti WindwAfd, 4;3l:59 and Active,
100 l.e Rambler. Though bsaten by the
~, ms"gsr ger r. VIII probably be awarded the prize
AZ, Hyel ,choouels, as the Wanderer started
~ the hiiern minutes pres scnbsd n"d elapsed
srhoiller iller wins IN the nrst class centre board
A,roY."-t', We Comet IN the second, and the
Ns.N noN ana Mhdcdp win in the hrst and second
Asn,as,.o s,.o"tt ine Comet aud Arrow win the
t',11u aot,s1 challenge cups. The following are the
esklal 1til to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-09
Killing Himself because Falsely Accused.

Early workmen In Henry's lager beer brewery.
East New Yorx yesterday morning found the body Of
Peter Reuter-. formerly employed In the brewery ex'
tended grass plot In the yard. Beside the body
wMa pistol with which Reuter- had shot hm,e through
the head In his pocket letter In which he wrote
that be killed hlmse TO avoid the insupporable shame
OF falls accusation that had been made against HIM IN
rel "a "A w