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BROOhLYk.

Tho Tilden and Hendricks Club Of East New
York opened large wigwam last ulghL
Patrolman Michael Colohan. OF the Butler
street police station Bro Jkyn died from tue eoots Of
the heat GU sunday night
Theodore binsmore, aged 20, n painter, Of e13
Hopkns street, was drowned last nighI while bathing
OF South Firm street. BroOKlyn.
The Kings County General Term. yesterday,
held that Justices OF the peace county towns hAS
jurisdiction over residents In Brooklyn.
Annie Il. Phillips was yes srday granted an alb
soute divorce from h-r husband Dert Pnlilips, By
Judge Nelson. on the ground Of adultery.
Onicer Clay of tue Eleventh Precinct. Brook
yn. arrested klias Holt on cnirge Of passing so
counterfeit bill. the bill turned out TO Do good
Walter Smith OF New York. aged 20, died In
the Long Island College Hospital vest rdly from
Ing struck head by dummy ~ the Qroenyillo
station BATH aud Conev Island railroad
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rHE COMING CANADIAN.
The Cyan that 10 to Represent Great Britain
In the Queens Cup Race.

The Canadian yacht Countess Of Dufferin
sailed from Halifax for this port on Sunday
morning. She II 70 be sailed aud handled ex-
cius,vsiy by Q Canadian and English crew.
Everything Is either English or Canadian about
which are American. Cutnbert, OF CobourR.
modelled and Quilt her. she Is 10T feet over all.
and "A feet beam, draws 81 feet In racing lrim
and registers 22l tons, Canadian measurement.
She Is very sharp fore aud aft, and has rakisn
tow. and an overhang OF II feet. Her sharp
ness considerably lessons her accommodations
below.
The yachts oficers and crew are Major Gif-
ford, V. G. X. Q. Y. O., @ !ptain; Alexander Cutb-
bert, Sailiug Master; j. Brotherston, Navig itor
W. Stoker, Mate; Charles Boswell, Steward (.
ana J. Bryant, George Clancy, Charles Patter-
son, John Grant, Henry Boy d. and Thomas Rob-
erts, before the mast. he ofdcers are all Cane
dian gentlemen Of means. raciDg crew OF
Enslisbmen Is to be shipped on her arrival In
Inis port.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Tho President has recognised Ii. A Kearnoy
as Consul OF Hayu 81 New YorE.
The Crickets OF Binghamton yesterday de-
feated the Alaskas OF New York. btos
Samuel Preston. member OF the naval band
at Portsmouth. hAngcd himsef yestorday afternoon
State Senator George p. Lathrop OF Charlotte
county. Virginia died suddenly IN Richmond last even
ing from heart disease,
DIR. Richard ID. Arm Did, q leading physioian
prominent citizen OF bavannah, Ga died yesterday
morning, aged 0S Year,,
Ezra 7. Prentice, highly esteemed citizen OF
Albany. aged ~ years. died yesterdAy morning. He
Was lohg engaged In tne fur business.
Ool. Ira W. AinswOrth. wholesale grocer, and
who had command Of the l77th New York Voluntsers
In the rebeIion. died In Albany yesterday.
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WASHINGTON, July l0.-Great excitement was
caused here this afternoon by report that Gen.
Crooks command had agan met the Indians IN, that
Cen Crook had been killed Up TO Z. NJ. nothing mad
heard at tue headq OF the to confirm
the report AID II ws believed to be wlhOut tounda.
ton.
OMAHA. July l0.-The report that Gen. Crook had
been iled anu several companies Of h1 command u
hiated credited here nothing having heard
OF II at tue Department headquarters. A despai ch
IRON Cheyenne says there no truth IN the
far A. known there,
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NEW u JERS EY.

Elsie Ida aged 10. eldest daughter of Justice
Nichols OF Jersey CitT died on sunday fr IN sunsrVke
The Orange branch OF tho Montcar Riiway
opened yesterday. Tho cars are painted Orikht
orange color.
The residence OF George Toney, on BerGon
square, jersey Cty, entered bf burglar ON sunday
night, snd $500 worth OF goods stolen
MIR. Rufus Chandler. arrested on Saturday for
refusing 10 pay rare the PennsyvaniA RAroAd, was
nned yesterday Ia the Jer ey city pOioe court.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY.
The DsninicaB Outraso-No Insult to the
American FLAG.

wAsHIsoroS, July lo.-Trom onaoiai advicss
received At the STATE Department to-day In relation 10
tue reported insult to the American nag at San Do
mlnso. appears that Secretary of War. vllenueva
formerly Of DJniica, . fugitive from justice, TOOK
refuge on board the steamsr 1ybee lying In tho port
Of s4n Doaningo Tue DOmia. .osa AulhoiilIss oe-
fused TO comply vita tue dem.no. wnereupJn they
went aboaru and took him OF No lnsuiL was offered
10 the Am .rcan nag. the United states Consul tue
Capt Ia VI The lyDee. and there vocation Of
Information ! Law ~ ,reaty stipulation. Tue Tybee
carries toe Domlncan maiIs under suOsldy from
Dominican Government.
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4 SAFE DEPOSIT OFFICE MYSTERY.
Bends that May be lnnocently slowed AWAY
I'm the Wrong Mans Boz.

I'm the Wrong Mans Boz.
The rumor that $4,000 worth of railroad
bonds had mysteriously disappeared from the
United States Safe Deposit Company's once
created excitement In police circles yester-
day. The bonds were the property OF Mr..
John 5ymo, q wealthy merchant and broker.
who was found In the St. Nicholas Hotel last
evening. On the I'd Of May Mr.. Syme went to
the Safe Deposit Company's ofics to cut on the
coupons due on the bonds. He took his box
into q little room. and was busy for some time
In cutting the coupons. Having concluded bis
work he put tho coupons into bis pocket and
locked up bis box. On the 9th inst he won't to
the ofioe to out on coupons oue on other bonds.
He wss taken into the same room by the same
attendant. On opening his box he at once
missed his bonds. Tue ofhosrs OF the company
think that he must have left his bonds on the
table, and that some person entered the room
shortly after his departure, aud accidentally put
Mr.. Symes bonds into the wrong box. Mr..
5yme thinks that perhaps an employee OF the
company, or some other person, took the bonds,
and Is holding them In ex expectation Of reward.
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A FAITHLEsS LOVEH.
now Miss Louise Freaericks Escaped a Jaw
Breaking Name.

Mrs. Adolpb Fredericks keeps q orockerv store
IN wythe avenue, near clymer sIeet, Brooklyn. and
her hus oand has snoo store IN the adjoining building
MIS-. FrederlcNs has daughters one son, chill
dren Of former marra4e. Tue family well to do
and respected Louise the youngest daughter was be-
rOtntd few mouths ago Fred schilikurCht an rul-
pioler In NV Yurk MOTEL Fred bought wedding
nuint for Louise, snu enfagel apatnrn.s In which
they were 10 live. snudy evening was nIed for nc
IN VAN tue groom ana not arrive. s. nlllkne n =
brothers are sad 10 oe opposed to the match.
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John morr,s.ey'. Daniel Webster.

In October. 1878, James B. Carpenter bought
from WIN. II. Rees. some properly at hoarue street
and Patchon avenue, Brooklyn Rees sgreed to psy
the interest on the mortgage OF $500 ~hch nealJ
que Rees failed to do this. it Is alleged. aud the
plfnld had TO paw t2TS.d2 tor Whlch no sued In
me klngs County Court of besslons. Rres eel up
Ithe countc 'clalu, that ABOUT the came time pur
chased from Carpenter hOrss calleI Daniel Webster
Jr,, which was rouIesented TO be but sixteen Years
old OF s2I speed OF noble stocs, aud once In the poe
scssioi OF john M Jrrissey kees ciai ned III the
horse, Instead VI being ~orta $1,000 wac not worth
800, over twenty years Old, fast, and he
hAd no ro peetaUe blood 10 him. lie asked Tor 900.
lhe jury RAve Isrpenter the tull amOunt sued Tor.
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About two hundred aud lfty members Of tho
Stock Exchange sailed IN the steamer Plymouth Rock
yesterday afternoon for Rocxa~ay ach. the inv-
tation OF Commodore Tooker. The trip to the oeach
enlivened with music and Ihe songs OF the hadrl
syle were served 20 tue party anu we're aceomp
reached the Oe ca ut half past o'clock, eat down
~ banquet IN the sea SIe House, After dinner tue
discussed Rock Is aud md Pacino Mali TGey returned
to Tue city a. abVu. q O'Clock.
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The Dead Police Pre.,deur. Chair.

The candidates for the vacant Police Presi-
dents chair In Drooklyn are Gen. Jamas JJurdAn
President David Williams, chronic solicitor for Re
puoncan otnce. aud H. N. Whiting. Jr.. former mem.
Der of the 40 I'd Of City Mork,. ~lth he cha Ia
favor Of teen JOurdAn. The haVor has promised 10
make no appOntmrnt without cOnsu ting the tenper.
ance men. Tine appOintusnt wli 20 made wtLhOut
doubt On AOnuAy next.
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UTICA, July l0-By the inoe endIary burning OF
tie old ST. Nicholas saloon at Clinton In this county
to-day the old stone Presbyterian church and the
wArng block destroyed, sparks OF Ore from he
former 10 ginR III the cupoa OF the church THIS
Is smous 10 connection with tue Ham on College com
menctments, many Of lhe most dis illgushed In
tho country having made their graduating bows within
the structure 1880 the loss church prop
erty Is 10000 insured for tl45O0 Toe other osscs
amount " ABOUT sS.OOO. WITH $1,000 Insurance.
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MULLErr's DISREGARD OF LAW.
Where the ex-Supervisins Architects Pro-
family 10 Wanting.

WASHINGTON. July l0.-It Is IN evidence be-
fore the subcommittee on Expenditures on the New
York Post once building that Supervising Architect
Munett wrote TO Superintendent Hurlburt whom the
ouiiing WAS nearly completed. that he even
have or eIpresss an opinion ss to when the buid,r
would be OF shOuld might be complete ID that
~ TO the condition OF the appropr iItion was no
OF his business. Those who know the amiaDle u
pervslng Architect that tue Litter LACKS only
thlns to prove ils grnunenes- and thai IL ha
caliy profAne In which the letter inav
dictated IL shows however. what an utter olsregard
he had for law trusting his innuence L0u.
70 cover all dehcienciez
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CRUELTY TO A CHILD.
A Case that Justice Duffy has Promised Per-
sopally 10 Attend To,

James Young. . bright, curry headed little
boy. light years OF age. left by his mother
years ago under the Of John Edwards. painter.
OF ~ AmltJ street On Saturday night Edwards
locked the boy In . room and whipped alm unmerci.
fully with a raw hide, and yesterdiy morning little
.hs heu.o .na hs,ins hsara he son,ot2
Tor the Protection OF Children, found the
little arms and back to the anu then
tine Washington r ace Police Court
az nst Edwards Justice Duny told the lite fe
low he wac too young 20 take an oath and thst ne him
II would see that his wrongs should he redressed.
The Was hanued over TO Serg James Young OF Ito
Mercer street police, and then takea to tne Police
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An Excur.ien OutrRee.

William Jones Of Gold Spring, N. Y. was COR
mited to the Tomb. yesterday for feonious assA.n
on Col william y. Sim Of the New PArK Theatr~.
Brooklyn Tee Colonel went on the steamer Loas
Branch as far as West Poiat SundV On the re ura
Trip two drunken mcu threw their camp stoOls among
Q throng OF men, women, ana children. One camg
stool struck Col sinn innlctnx asyere wound on -
lAft 4,de OF the se-eh-sa.
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One More CAarq. able 10 II um.

John He nple, q brass dnisbers apprentice
was shot the lst inst. Twenty ninth street ~
First svenun Ne terdaS he died IN Bel eyua Hospital
ana the pohce are looKing for Thomas Green II
young men Qusrrelled val intoxicated.
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REAL ESTATE OYER THE RIVER.
The Former Home OF jersey City's Dead Bsss
sold Under the Hammer.

william II. Bumsted, one Of the jersey City
otcials convicted OF msdcmesnor ABOUT three year.
ago, with the purchase OF lands tor
reservoir. died shortly after tue expraon Of his
imprisonment He Was rsputed to DO worth bet seen
two and three hundred thousa dollars, principally IN
real estate, and vas supposed 10 hvs peeI silent
partner In several valuable contrIcts But after has
for hun zen ed their existence sni M family never re
ceived any avail FRO tnrm. In the mean time real
estate HUDSON county appreciated greatly and nis
property became ytr{ much encumoered Toe hand.
some dwelling of his Fanny oa Ocean avenue, jersey
CITY Heights, estimated to b. 'rtn from t3J.0Jo 10
$4,000 has Just been sold for $4,000, tue amouat OF
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Tho s,oneou,rer.' strike.

There seems TO no no prospect OF an agree
mont between the stoneouters OF Brooklyn and their
employer, The latter insist on the formation OF
BROOKLYN Union indrpendent OF that OF New York The
srkers say that they do not want 20 Join society In
Brookly because they cannot De connected with the
General Onion. They olaiIn that they have not en-
treated larry, and that their Iormer employers nut
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WASHINGTON, July l0.-rhe Committee or
hiking and Currency came to conclusion this morn.
ing concerning the OIL to repeal tue specie resumption
clause OF the OF 1875. Several Democratic members
were absent The committee nearly equally div ided
on tne subject Some OF tho memDers are desrous OF
coupling With the proposed repeal provision for the
resumption Of specie payments DY the accumulation of
certain percentage OF coin but 60 far the
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is tasss the case to the General Term.
The German. 70 he Converted.

Representatives from several German evan
eelical churches Of this city and Shborhood
Association Han last evening to discus tne question q
organizing q German Young Mems Christian Assocas-
ton on Q Donsectanan basis. MI. Frederick MATHIS
presid d. 1be Rev. Frederick Won schuemnach. Geo
era secretary Of the National Union Of Germsn Z y
{. A. OF America deiiv address The Rev J. W.
Freued OF Roc eser tue Rev. Mr. Schultz OF this cg
and other Also
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wAsHIN0ToN. JulyI1.-Eugen6 Durham OF New
YORK. Assistant DOorkecper OF the House, was over.
come by HEAT In going the Capitol about O'Clock
to-day lie taken into OF the committee
he received medical treStment ana 10 sonewha
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RICHMOND, Va, July lO.-Hillary Page. the
negro who TO have been hanged FRIDAY next for
arson In Cnesterhed county has been resped TO sep
t"mOer ~ the instance ~ many petitioners wno have
nieu statements tcuulug TO throw uiscredit tne
criminal responsibility Of the prisoner for the acts OF
house burning On account OF supposed insanity.
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WHERE OUK ARMY Is.
What the President NAV DO n he Desires 70
Avense Clusters Death.

WASHINGTON, July l0.-An examination Of the
records Of the War Department TODAY wed
actual number Of men DUTY the army 20 979. of
which 1880 in the Territories S7ls 10 TeKas and
33S4 in the Southern States. Gen. Terry has In
red LIES men, And Crook i.7gO, OF which prObsby
10 " 1000 are to day nt for active service Tue
mainder Of the army doug garrison outy At tors IN
Northern states. ~ VIII thus he seen that II the Pres
dent 10 really anxlous TO revenge Clusters death and
subdue the hostile indians. there are tn0usan1l Of
troops available ~ an hours notice.
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In Civilized we.,cbe.,er Ceun,yi

An unknown man trampns from rarrytowA
90 White Plains sun iay applied for q drink OF
a. one OF The Tar houses II was denied him. Thea
he liked th ut quarter OF nile In the
heAI staggered " the rOad.d and lay down disG
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GEORGE d. LORD REPRIEvED.
Goina 60 the General Term Under TwcnryA
nvs Thousand Dollars Hail.

buffalo, N. Y, July O.-The Court OF Oys
and Terminer nvened to-day according to adJ urnr
ment the object beug dispose Of the OF Geora
d. Lord. convicted on a former day OF bribery.
Mr.. Cogswe Of counsel for Lord addressed the cour
stating that Oil OF tons had been hed and
tncate OF probable staying proceedings siowse
BY judge John L. falcott The doc uInents were thsn
produced by Mr. Laning.
Judge Dahlcss I'd tue ccrtlnca'e was conc'uslve and
took the power OF sentencing the prisoner out OF N
hands Of Tue Court unii !he unai determination OF -
aud that all he could do az to mold the prisoo0
70 bail. which hxel NJ S2S.0oO.
Frederick Cook Of Rochester became Lord bonAD
man.
Thls taxa the case the aeneral Term.
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PoRr JERvIs July 10-Last evening at about
eleven o'cocx Mrs. Duncan Muir. aged woman. fell
OF the roof OF her residence this village where she
had placed IA bcd OF tne heat hhe
sustainea Injuries that viii prove fatal.
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Edward Daue0er, Frednck Hasse, and Adolph
Rupert began game OF euchre on suni evening iu
the yard OF the tenement at 10 Chrysue street and
Iasse hA Vng been accused OF cheating strucg Dano-
Der twioe with are. Rupert nterierred and was
cut On tne arm BY Hasse. pIueber ana hlppers were
sent TO Bellevue Hospital II Il thought that DAueOsr
Will recover. Hosse was committed 70 the Tombs.
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Denying a New Trial for Prsdenbursh

UTICA, July 10.-Judgs Msrwin OF tho Su-
preme Court to-day denied the motion for new trial
the case OF Albert Fredenburgh convicted with mis-
mother. Lodicla fredenDutgh OF the MURDER of orlo
Davis In GrA HerKimer county IN July 1875. frrdcn
urghs respite ends Friday july II. An effort III
be made 70 have his sentence conlmutod.
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\ TINE LATEST OLD woRLD NEWS.
business Depression In scotiand-Wages TO
be Reduced Ten Per Cent.

GLASGOW, July 100 wing to tho unpreoed ent-
edly proracted depression OF trade OF the mill
propretors aud In other districts Of scotland have
nOned Their wOrkln OF ten per cent. reduction IN
wages. Ths Will affect many thousands OF persona,
aud some VI The worknen wnl prObaOiy strike.
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The sexo on Il DIR. Iyng's Cnurch In siKteentA
stree called upon Capt Garland last evening. aud do
sd pay for ringing st. Georges bell on ne u xns
h, third lie w-s referred 10 tAe fVice CON iiAs-
oloners.
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NEBRASKA CITY, July l0.-Detwsen ono and
two ocl OK TINS morning party OF masked men over
powered the guards entered the jan and assassnatoo
hsDk Dodge who We to nave been hanged on The flst
OF july Dodge Tas oOnnnea 10 - Iron cage ana
chained
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raxrd by the Heat.

Mr.. Pillon, a well-known music teacher e
Morrlsania shot himself near the right tempe lAsa
nj ht II erred tnst the wound will prove faLs>
Loss OF sleep ana lac extrcule heat lea To tue acI
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In the case OF Louis Black, the South y OOH
va cornet player who arraigned bv his neIghoss
lss nuisance, and b I'd oy Judge DemM 10 keep s.s
pc c., kf. John II. Berger his LAWYER, Hterdiy %
aimed from Jus Ice Barnard writ OF certiorar, 70
urnaole Oh Juy ~. TO review the proceed before
the Justice. In the ineantlme the neig I've -
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SOME HASHINGTON TOPICS.
Regulating Immiarntion-Tbe New YorL
Laws 90 be Made National.

WASHINGTON, July i0.-The House Committee
on Commerce to-day agreed to report rec ommend
for pa ge Dill introduced by Representative Cox
20 regulate Immigration. This Dill emDodies the main
features OF the New YORK Immigration law, which
set asino by the recent decision OF tue United
States su rene Court, on the ground thit Congress
alone has jurisdiction OF the subject The forte
anu penalties are g. be paid into the United StAtrs
treasury nd from the fund thus created the several
3 to be reimbursed the amounts that be-
expended them for the maintenance Toturn
VI paupcT immigrants.
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Messrs. A. g. Biggs and Lawrence PAIGE. %
THt, Gown. caught with II ni ro'l on Iuday. On Ne
MS Isl md st striped blSa. a<srrgi ns 81 poanas
Ia wcisnt, the largest wei snins 81 pOunds
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The Fir., Bale of New Texas Cotton.

UALVksTON, July IU,-The nTsI DsIs OF Teka9
cotton Of this yeArs growth received here yester
dAv from Mrs. NJ. HousemAn OF Meyersve, dewitt
county. II weighed 42o pOunos cAssed stno low mid.
ding, and sold for W cents IL "sa shipped W NOW
YORK.
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Trying to save Mrs. weicL from tho Gaiiow..

BUFFAIo. July l0.-rhs District Attorney to-
day received letter IRON Gov. Tden asking for In
fonnston AS to Mr.. eick. the murderess sentenced
90 DO hanged on July 81. The bon Josiah COok,
sci IOr Mrs Weick Is nov NJ Albany win numerousy
Ngneo petition seeking for Communication OF her sen
tence TO imprisonment tor life.
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PHILADELPHIA. July l0.-A terrific wind and
rain storm. which came up At about $3.50 r. NJ. aemo
shed several ofthe window sashes In the front OF
main building and Iipped on portion OF tbo roof OF
the rranscoLtlnental Hote The streets were douged
with wafer.
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LONDON, July lO.-Mr. Edwards Plerrepont
the United States Minister has arrived mere ahi
will be presented 70 the Queen al Wndsor Castle To-
morrow.
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At Cold Spring HarDor l.. L.. Yesterday after
noon Mary Lynde. ag IL. daug Ter OF CAPT. Lyndo
Emma Afcner. aged .. whho bathing near the dam.
went Yond their Oopth and we're '-"~"ed.
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By MI CarpenteT-I wAs subpOnAed 10 appear before
nc Committee On Military Anars, but beiore receiving
VIC subp1nA | nrOte 10 Ceu. GARFIELD ia NsshinKton
ns 10 appear aud tr,tfi OeOrc lh- committee 10
seatoh ~ ne post traders II was my duty 0 co n.
nuhl' ate any fttts s4cn nature In, VI r De1Srt.
rhh hnI thou -hi 40 IN letter written 4. Inc
io,l or nisi ~ 1879, but yer heard anything
a.1sd t'e le.lcl dd npt miscarry. II would be tn
thrnus,a tne h'a.9laftrfs OF the different on ers
tulonkh NuOse hsndt n psasei. te,lned Drfnre me
Sonlultet because an uot believe Inc 6sere,sr' ~
"Ou'' DH any sNeA'l1b ~ NY communicated.
nt, 'arpenleT asked witusss II he did not
rl'e 10 lne Secrrt~ry Of War on tue lbtb San
sssmoei, 1870 SAVING that The redaon why IA.
'"''"essJ apIr'Ie "eiors the COMMITTEES on
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LONDON, July l0.--Jonn Edward Cooke, a Lon
don and broker has failed. HIS liabilities
are toS0,OOO assets, t42.OOO.
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The Democrats OF the Eighteenth Ward va
RAISE Tiden az S07 Thrd avenue this evening
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Another TiIdrn Bnnnel

All the pooe officers OF the city nave been OF
der d to put lr caDOIse leaves ia the top VI tha
Olack summer hats.
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