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THE sILyE" COIN.
= ----.>- ..st tie Sspplv In the Treasury
may be In ua usted.

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-rne measure passed
~ Congress lAst we In resuo to the uue Of silver
aud tho purchasing OF silver bullion
V concurrent resolution ss Is supposed In some ousr
terra hut JOINT resolution. winch requires AMI will
doubtless receive tn approval OF tue President In
Order tnAt II may Oecome law
Many applications are received at the Treasury for sill
yer Ia encaange tor lied states notes, oasrd upon he
imp esson thai tne OIL has come a~ The seer taty
Of Treasury the Of the silver III
make regulations to IN rease the payments a. he
pre- of paying out siver viii soon aust the
amount hand, uu ess the minis 81 once largely in'
crease the issue The mints At San Francisco Car
500 CitT steadily wOrAing oIt tne extlt me
MT weather has iuterfered vita the at the Paa
del IA
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~AH TERBY'S OBDEBs.
Conmittee Reports on Rascaiifies The Sol
aiors' Homes to be Overloaded.

WASHINGTON, july 49, The House Military
Committee ha, instructed Gen. Terry to report Ia re
gard ~ the Agement aud control OF tn 80 .diers'
Home and the Nauon.l Homes Tor disabled ,o'unteer
sOliiors and what reforms should be intituted. Tue
comm - that owing to pressure Of business. Il
has OF been sbe to give proper attention 10 the SUB
ject Letters from inmates contain grave charges OF
.ntrsy.g .nt eI.endnie ani Of Srpe,ies pravtised
ASKS authority from the House 80 appoint sub com
nj tees % visit tue Soldiers Home -ud the Ma jOna
Asylums.
Gen. Terry 10 also Instructed to report In regard n
tue rrmOyAl Of The areruAsteT General once from
the RI sss to the Randall Ouildlng. which doue by
au'hOr Of Secre.a .ary Beiknsp, anu englntere y
Cen Kufus luk ais, at tue time as ac.ng Quarter
mtstcrGenersl. Tue committee shows waste OF
tlb6S3 for the nrst that the IN viola
ton OF law and not warranted by anJ aem and for bet
,er Quar4ers
The Conlnittee on Expenditures IN the Treasury De
partm n b ready " report the testimony tiken IN re
gard the frauds perprtrate1 by the American seal
Lock COMPANY lu furnlsnilg loCks Al cxfravag Mt
prices In this business r. Brown, Frank Brooks.
Mrs Benton, aud Oth 70 we're pAnUrs With Treasury
officials AID CLERKS.
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TIE WARFARE In TIE EAST
DIFFERING ACCOUNTS FROM THH
OPPOSING ARMIES
A Turkish Report OF n serviap Reverse-A
servisn Report Of n Turkish Reverse
Promised Cessation Of Atrocities.

A Turkish Report OF n ServiaB Reverre-A
servian Report Of Turkish Reverse
Promised Cessation Of Atrocities.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. July 1s.-The Turkish
armies OF Nissa, Prot, and Bslgrsdjik are
marching to effect junction at AlexiDatz.
The Turkish newspapers announce that tho
Scrvian Gener | Tcnernaye6 has been dislodrod
from Babinaglsvs and Is retreating. The Turks
are advancing into Servii.
VIENNA, July l5.-Tbe Prcsse says that during
the engagement with the insurgent Goner Il
Paulooitch on the 18th inst, near Kick, Turk
ish man-of-war lying In the barbor bred upon
the Insurgents, notwithstanding the protest OF
the commander Of the Austrian man.of war
stationed there.
ihe Prcsse SAYS that this is a agrant violation
OF Austria's rights.
LONDON, July lS.-The foreign ONCE hero has
received Telegram IRON the Right Hon. Su
Henry George Elliot, q. G. b., the British Am-
bIssador It ConstantinOple, stating that a Turk.
isn functiOnary of nigh position has been seDt
rs Extraordinary Commis s,iUner to suppress thD
eIcesses which are being committed Ia Bulea-
ria. lie Is furnished witn iull power to innict
summary punish ent.
PARIS, jury 1s.-Roumania has sent circular
to the powers DENYING the reported mobilize
iion Of her army, aud stating that very small
portion Of ro erves has been called out to re.
enforce the cOrls OF observation. wbion Is in.
tended to defend the neutrality Of her territory
Priva Q Intelligence received here from an
authentic source confirms the statement that
| Prince Milan's immediate followers are greatly
discouraged, and that but little hope OF success
| IL entertained. The ServIin army lacks ammu-
milton and provisions.
| BELGRADE. Jdlv 1s-It Is officially announced
that tue TURKS attempted on Monday to enter
| Servia by way of Ltubowj but were repulsed.
| CoSsrANTINoPLE. Juls l6.-1he GRIND Vizier
| has Issued a prOclsm alton announcing that ir-
regular troops commit ing breand ge and other
outrages upon peaceabe inhauitants Will be Or.
| rested and SUNNI 4rily executed. ON 3crs will
be held responsible for the conduct Of their men.
| Bucharest has sent tho Porte an address ex-
| pre- ssing the devotion OF Prince Charles and in-
| sisting that Ro mani, conformaDly with hes
own inter ests and the wishes Of Europe, should
| continue neutral and labor peaceably for the
| OPEN snt OF her int rnal resources.
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NEWS from CnIyA AND JAPAN.
An Rud 70 be Put TO the RxPsrtstiou o.
Coolies to Cuba.

death VI the sged statesman. Wen Slang. comes frVm
China. lie WAS member of the Grand Council. 0riDd
secretary OF the secretanAl snd Taung Ii Ysmen Tie
vas greatly respected for his abilities and particular
for his integrity. Athogn holding positions Of great
power he lived died poor. the oost Of his uncrs
being defrsyed by the Government the Emperor per
son naIiy con tribu ing 3 OOO tae,s.
Sp nish Minister mas arrived IN China, aOd an.
nounces ms intention OF acting energetic liv in the
matter OF Ell ortpg coolies to Cubs Inc ChneseG v
ernment oct rnneu 10 put an eld 20 the pr ctcr.
bu Is said. the Government Of Spain 10 equally de-
teTuinrd cOntiuu' II.
iunep Tne G..-ruin"nt once we're close for Que
d " and pu+.iic smusemens were sasPeAasS Va 10
d vs.. tnrou -hOut tue klnpIe.
slomsrine divcrs.-e q, -ors upon the wreck of the
ana sunk ~ 1870 bv Bri lsh Gamer Bombly. Pour
gun nav been rec lvcrrd
The MikAdos progress through the northern prov
| in
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SPARKS FROM rHE TELEGRAPH.

At tase ball IN Providence yesterday tho
Rhode Islands beat the stars-lO to ..
The Dowdoin College Summer school OF Sci
ence opened Yesterday with tsenty members.
George Kelson, lad sixteen years of age, was
killed on tue Boston and Albany road, ~ Russell As
evening.
The st. John Paris crew have accepted the
onsr of the Bign to row SIX mile race On the Ken
ncbeCassie.
curator General died from INJURIES received By fan
from his horsL
Tho Spencer and anti-Spenoer factions have
Withdrawn their State tickets and united tick II
headed by N Woodruff. the prescott Mayor OF Selma.
Tho Governor and Council OF New Hamp-
shIre have nOmn tied the following Judges OF the
new supreme cour,-chief Justice Chsrss p3l Of kol
nngsiOrd. As,Ociatr Justices -ClintOn W. btaney 0'
Manchester W. l.. Foster OF Concord. Aaron W. Saw,
yer u Nashua. George A bingham VI LiIt,eton. and
Mm. IA. "a Alias Rf GlarsnoRL
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

c. r. Sanfords factory and saw mill. at ~
south FiIth avenue, was burned yes1erd.J. Loss
$1,000.
In Brockyille, Ont yesterday, tho engino
house and several adjoining dwelling houses. L1ss.
t20OoO
One " Newman & Lara's Ice houses was do.
stroyed by nre IN Lewiston, Me, yesterday melting
1900 tons OF ice.
Tho steam saw mills at Prenticeville, OnkI
owned BY A. Prentice 4 son of Rochester, \. 1, T4
employees had barely time 10 escape,
At Montreal, yssterd ", the extensive sawmlli
and sash factory Of GAuthler Ngneau CO., ~ 5oreL
The loss is $4,000 aud the Insurance small
The western portion Of Demosyile, XIV. was
nurned yr,tprday The nrr Is suppO,ed to have be
purpnsry kinde1 The must Important lpss n ware
house contdninS t2O,OOO wor.h oI tobacco belonging
10 j NJ,
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J.P. Kane, a wealthy merchant OF Troy, n. Y,
died and the widow was married to A. J. Patterson,
who had been of her late husbands clerks After
few months OF welded life with her second husband
she died, and The Rev Or. TENN, leading clergyman
OF Troy engaged conduct the funeral services
e attended, he was about to he-n the services
he was summarily thrust aside by MIR Patterson snd
told that he should not open his mouth Mr. Patterson
although never a clergyman aud AlWays dry goods
cerk, preached sermon from the text 4" Judge not
that Sc be udged" lie soundy oerated the clergy
The press the re atves, Hnd tnr ntghbUrs AMI used
very Offensive language II aNerred that Mr Pattor
nOn unqeT the lnhuenCe uf llQuOr
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JUSTICE CoNNOLLY's FUNERAL.
Another Of tho Leaders Of New York City
Reiitics OF Many Years AGo.

The funeral OF sx Justice Michael Connolly
drew many hundreds Of friends and scQuaintanees to
the Church Of ST. Paul yesterday morning The house
OF prayer was heavily drsped with mourning. Tue
placed on catafAlQue ouIsdc the ssactuary rail
ana the mAss was sung In Gresorlsn manner The Rev.
Father Young the csiebr.nt % the nAss Fatners
Bray and Hll deacons anu Father BTrnes master OF
ceremonies. Al tIe conclusion OF ine mas Father
braun delivered short address on tn worth ana var
tues OF the dead man. The pail bearers were Judge
John T. Brady John McRrol. Nat hew I; Brsnnan
JOhn ksvanagn Hugo FerrigAn, Dens Saolier. Be mia
mn Esrc1li lil. Judge Murray. DR.. Husted md Jy n
Jasper. The tntermeHt Ia Galway Ccmetery. 1he
YtrsVle Police Court HdJ Jurned IN the mOruine IN
memory Of the mixssrate vac for so msnI years sat
bench EL L-Jusuce Connolly VA bvrn In county
Cavan. ireland, sky -four years ago.
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HORSE NOTES.

John Lovett, the veteran trainer and driver, h
de eid.
Iss,c Strauss OF this oity has bought Dar Chief
for $500.
John Primrose of East New York has pur-
Oh Ased Harm Williams for ~, 700.
Hook & Henry have rejected an oner OF $4,000
for Cousser. who won the s;tO race a. Eas saginaw.
.,se stallion Robert Bonner, the prope ty OF
n u f. ma. Of stockbridgc, Mass ued N that placs
on the .3lb lust
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4 SPARK FROM 4 LOCOMOTIVE.
And y ConhaRratiou Two Miles Long. Dee.
stroying Grain Fields In New Jersey.

And = ConHagratiou Two Miles Long. Dee
stroying Grain Fields In New Jersey.
The fire in the woods and meadows near
New Brunswick was subdued early yesterday
morning. 1t was started by spark from loco-
motive about two miles south Of New Bruins
wick on Monday evening. In high wind tho
flames quickly spread over tract half mile
broad and two long. tapping up haystacks,
fences, aud whatever else was In the way. Rail-
road laborers and two or three hundred citizens
armed themselves with green bushes and sur
rounding the farm houses beat the d mes back.
They worked during most OF the night. Inc
blackensd earth, charred tree trunk, and
snrivelled leaves marked the track OF the Imes'
James Jamiesons atty acres OF meadow were
burned over, aud two hay st icks were de-
stroyed. His loss IL $500. Frederick Stats
thirty acres OF grass and woodland were
burned; loss, $500. Henry Zlmmer's oat Held
was destroyed; loss, tlO0. The railroad viii
paw tho dsmsees. rhe Newark meadows on
both sides OF the railroad were smouldering
last evening, emitting dense smoke and some-
times flames.
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Where Retrenchmen, Is Felt.

The general reduction OF wages IL having Its
effect on cooks and chambermaids. good woman
cook who formerly commanded eco month nov
gladly engages for go and chimbermads who OF late
years have been phd tlS, now ready taee tlO, Nur
sery girls b. had Tor from ~ to * Many familles
have reduced the number Of tneir servants, aud som
who formerly employed only one now 10 their own
nora. Male servants suffered heavier redurtiO l-
than women, Us belng le 9 essential. Disrhargei
coachmeu are irving hacks and cars, anu tootMen
become MOI el and restaurant waters. tUachmtn
who once commanded from tJ5 TO tiO month are
offering themselves for t2D, anu tOOtnen VINO formerly
gOt tS5 III gladly take fl5
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SPORTING NOTES.

Vaughan has accepted OLeary's challenge to
walk twenty .four-hour match.
Trickett. tho Australian oarsman, Ia organiz-
ing crew to row IN the Philadelphia regatta
II. Denmarsh OF Pittsburgh offers Hanon OF
Toronto t75 expenses 10 row at Pitt burgh 500
sidc. Hanlon offered $50 some time ago " at
Toronto,
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DRUGGIsT's FATAL BLUNDER.
uartshorn Linimept Taken Internally In
stead Of n Cough Mixture.

uartshorn Linimept Taken Internally in-
stead OF Cough Mixture.
About three weeks ago Mrs. Alice NcSweensy.
a widow OF SS3 Warren street. Br oklyn. who Kept
newspaper store, having Oeen prostrated by cold.
sent Tor DR.. J. y. Mstthison who prescribed cough
Iture to BE- taken internally and hartsnorn linment
for external Application. The druggist. Francis NJ.
Basset Of Court street and Atlantic avenue put the
co Igh mixture label the bottle OF Iuiment aud tue
Iuiinent label ON the cougf mixture hrr. hcSweeney
drank what she suppOsed war Tue cough mixu =. She
shrieGed with PAIN FROM the smar drausht OF harts
norm she suffered acuiely from the enects ~ the
untll ate on Monday evening, at which time she died
D. Dwler Who atteudrd her last, refused 10 give u
buiA cerlncate ana yeseroav the Coroner orde ed a
D si-nor em examination. Mr. Bassett 10 an old aud
much res ected druggist He admits making the
under which he deeply and bitterly regrets, but d. 4
not believe IN Mr.. Mcsweeney diei from the effect
Of he hartshOrn Toe family nave already Instituted
suit
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Armed Thieye. In New York.

Ofncer Delany. seeing two roughs carrying
bundles at Park avenue and Fory.nrst street yester
day. chased them TO Second avenue, and tlere one Of
them. william Ferguson OF West Forty. NTH street,
urncd hrcd twice at hun. The Otcer then grasp
reuson aud Ired the revolver from MS hand.
II vent OFF. and the bal catered fcTKusoDs left foot
Meanwhile his companion escaped. lie was sent 10
Beeyue IlO Uital The bundles contained wearing ap
parel stolen from PatrcA LOyes OF bss rhrd syenuo
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n EMO AGaIN.


Gamblers Of New York.
Theodore Aliens faro partner. jim " Brown,
circulated card fortnight ago, as follows Reading
room. 95 Bleecker street, Two doors west OF Mercer
street. New York, store" The rea ling room
Is iur1ished with many tseies aud chairs The tables
are furnished only win cards and buttons ana the
room frcduented by youths who spend their slender
salaries or perhaps their employers money. The few
mon VINO sit Al the tables are "chock chsrmers and
house card payers IN HE Jls,handed game OF kehu
TIE owners OF other gaming hels are tlre@tenng 70
resume erallOns II Br wn Is permitted TO Keep bis
Mace omen; hut tney lick the u uca influence tha4
backs jim brown. Capt. Van beusen warned him to
close wtnIn three days Of las opening nut he din't
ON Sal urdal last, II Il said. suprrniendent Waling
summoned brown personally ana % 10 nm Close AZ
tiuued as uua Oh SATURDAY night, aso on Mon ay anl
last night and viii be again tonight unless this ray OF
aUN..l. ht aNAkens zoe Pnlc lOmmlssOners.
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Adolf Ansermeyer. plasterer, OF 3D East sixty
nrst street. was seized with Intern ttent fever fort.
night aud yesterday having lost hope Of recovery,
shot himself III the heart leaving the tab by his
BEDSIDE The fOosng, addressed to his ony relative.
his sont
July II, 1876. i wanted to go up to Central Park,
hut the fever tnAt hau before kept me back.
don't hke fall IN the street 80 had Detter wnat
am going To do now II you me, dou't think OF
what have done. God Will not think about It either
49," ADOLF ASOEHMKNKR,
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Capt. BogMdus aud DIR. TALBOT met In Deer
foot Park yesterday. DR.. Talbot has been suffering
from a lame arm aud yesterday II became SO painful
that he forced TO give up after he had shot AT
tNenty.elght Dlrls The score was Bogardu,, mn
illil lIll lIlll. lOlOl, lll-klllrd, % mlssrd,
TALBOT, mo- l1l0l 1000, lOIl, mo- 100 Killed ~
missed y. Mr. Mlngatr, referee, uccided mt thc
match was Can't Bogarduss. IT,. winner lhea gave "a
eAhlblOn OF skl Dreakng 100 glass bal thrown Ia
the ar m Twelve mlnutrs and tllrly senODus.
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BROOh l. YN.

Gen. JOurdan was sworn in "a President NJ
the Bruoklyn Police and Excise Department Yesterday
The annual picnic and evening pr omenade Of
the Rosedale CuO wi lake pAee at the Brooklyn klnA
day.
MIR. George l.. Nichols has written 10 Mayor
Schroeder de cniug ne app 'inment A. fark CJhllhs
sioneT In place OF the late isaac Van Ahden
John McGrath was arraigned In Justice Del
mare Court, BrooAJn, ycsterdhN, Tor cutting on heh
ard uusseys moustiche. Illus ey vas asleep al wLNe
when the deed done ana McNrath explained TO ne
magistrate that ony J)ke was intended. Inc prison
or was released.
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The Board OF Trustees Of the Soldiers Home
Of the g. A. H. have decided ~ locate the home the
Rider Farm, BAth, steuoen county. The enterprise
originated n Brooklyn among members Of the G. A. X.
Ihere was much competition between the towns OF
western New YORK for the home Elmlra offered 90
ac " land and $50 900 cash Penn Yam offered lSs
a. res land Lake keukA and $1,000 csb Matklus
offered 200 acres Of land on Seneca Lake and 900
sn and bath offered 22O acres Of land aud tb,OOu
sash The aforementioned offer was accepted. The
com nlttee were banQurted by the citizens u hath In
honor Of choice. the contract for the building Ia
" be made cary day,
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Interesting TO Lottery Dealers.

Section 1884 Of the Revised statutes, as recent
ly amended readsi
That II shall not he lawful TO convey by mail nor to
drpO- post office to be sent by mall any letters or
circulars rang lotteries sOcalled kilt concert
similar enterprises Offering przes, or concern
lax schemes devised and Intended to deceive and de
frRud puOllc tor tue purpose OF ont lning money
unuer false preterces anu penalty OF not more
than hve hundred dollars nor less tnAn one hundred
collars with cost Of prosecution, IL hereby impose 4
upon convc ion in any Federal court, Of the violation
. IL
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The brooklyn stonecut,ers' strike,

The employing stoDecuttefs Of brooklyn met
last night In Mechanics Exchange and adopted sec
ond address 10 the men asserting that all that tue EN-
poyer. a.ked WAS that the men should contnue
be u by the New Yors society but form society q
their own IN Brooklyn, wnlch the employers W. ud
recognize IL was asserted that the New YORK socle
had not paa the 80 weeSly IA promised aud tnat
for nYe Meeka The men had had but w eaeh.
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LONG ISLAND.

Gov. Ttiden Ia to be the guest Of the Hon,
Sam. Is. 0ardiner Ia East Hampton, next week.
There ts a Tiiden club IN Sag HarboT, one In
Patchogue, oue IN Blbylon and one in Ryorhesd
Tho Democrats OF Suffolk county met In Man
orvile on Monday, anu erected N ,snlncent hck
pO o. from winch handsome banner was suspended.
besrtnE tue names Tuden And Hendricks
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d'spensarles. The ply 'icians who attend poor
eh ldren fr the diseases incident to summer
recommend tn It, Just a. soon they hnd reli Z
through medical treatment, they should tie
taken out on the river or tie bay as often as
posi- le to enjoy the bracine se air.
There were 100 cases of death In Newark lnst
week. OF winch number 70 we're children under
nm yaAro nj
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WASHINGTON. Jul

WASHINGTON, July B.-rhe Committee OF
Conference ths Army Appropriation bll nave recon
ced AL their differences to day, and hope to be aole TO
present. report III OOth Houses to'mOrrO".
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WAsHISGTON. July ls.-COmmissioner Pratt
nas returned to Washington. Hli resignation Is not
yet accepted by the PRECEDENT with reference the
report that he will be retained IN MS present once, Mr.,
Prat n nc rem here after the Alst Inst II will
be- because he Is persuaded against his own Inclination
tO do 50.
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WASHINGTON, July lS.-Capt. Eads appeared
before the House Committee on Commerce this morn
ing and explained the progress that mad bsen made IN
his Jetty work at the mouth OF the Mississippi II
more the nature OF port Of prog ess I'd cleary
showed that his Work was complete su cess 50 far,
with every circumstance AMI prospect IN nls favor.
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smuVs,.r. ito he Headed Oa.

Special Agent Evans OF Washington, conferred
with President clyde and superintendent Bullay. OF
the Pacinc Mail Steamship Company yesterday. aOout
ditonal safeguards demanded by the Treasury De
pArtIneni the ion OF foreign bonded goods
across the Isthmus Of Panama, The Treasury officers
have been Informed That the Panama route Ia u big
field for ugKlers.
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NEW JERSEY.

Priscilla bowers Of NewarB, died Yesterday
from the effects OF fall swing o. picnic
July L.
william Fry. who was elected Alderman from
the Fourth District Of Jersey CITY. having failed 20
take oath office within the lawful time the posi-,
ton has become vacant. special election will De
dered.
The Rev. John d. Blan, formerly pastor OF the
R'seyllle Methodist Episcopal Church at NevsrS !.
died yesterday after an illness OF more IN IN year He
nityeight years OLD and entered the Methodst
in
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Las, Nishr. Domocr,ic Caucu..

WASHINGTON, July lS.-rhe Democratic eau
Gus held but short session tonight and simply decided
tn the House wuu abandon the new legislation in
thr sundry Cy bll repeating the resis ration clause
and enforcement act An Attempt WAS made to get mp
the currency and other questions but they were
cut of
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Six members OF the James Hughes family OF
Beverly. N. j., and william Keepers and his "ife' are
expected TO die, M . result OF eating prepared corn
beeL A few DAYS ago, Hughes purchased can Of the
b ef and on sunday after ths fanny had eaten W. H.
ers who were visiting the Hughef, were also poisoned
Mrs Keepers u tie only out Of the eight who SHOWS
any blGus Of rec Vyenng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-19

In switching at Millerton. Dutchess county.
yesterday the tranmen lost control OF coach and It
struck the Harlem train breaking bumpsr and truck.
which made II unsafe anu II left Ut the de-
pot Five passengers were slightly bruised.
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The horse OF Frederick Heine, a farmer. took
fright on Washington street. Jersy city, yester y.
At the corner ffth street the morse knocked down
and fatally mangled kllen Murphy young girl living
al IO2 Court street. Jer Guy Hcine arrested
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Collector Arthur came to New York yester-
day, ana having directed his assistant chefs OF the
Custom House Republicans to hold their prmaries
the iBtn OF August returned TO the country Ihe
Custom House Central COMMITTEE met in Tue evening
anu ODey ed the Collectors orders
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At half past two o'clock Yesterday an excited
old passed through the LADIES' csoin OF the barclay
street. forrybost seacaucus wrinsing his hands and
ut,ertnx He slood on the bow OF the boat UNI, A
Sas oal In stream, whea ne Jumped over. .sru and
"a urOwucl.