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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23

A Victory for the Government recollection OF
President Lerdo.


HAVANA, July 2.-ihe French steamer
has arrived from Vera Cruz, bringing Mexican
dates to the 1lth instant.
The general aspect OF Affairs IL In favor Of the
Government. General Riva Placios's revolutions
AIRY army was surprised and defeated by Colonel
Adolpho Vale at point about two days march
from the capital. Rlva Placios only saved him
self by punging into q river. General Chavarria,
second In command, with several stan officers,
fifteen soldiers and two hundred horses, was
captured. Sixteen revolutionists were killed,
and the rest scattered.
Gen. Manuel Gonzales, after abandoning Mat
amoras, marched toward Puebla, with about
Loo men,
Generals Hernandez, Coutolenne, and Garlic,
made their way to JHlapa, where they exacted
10000 from the inhabitants.
The Federal General Alatorre Is said to be
ard equipped, The rest OF his force has been
ordered down the railroad, TO look for Gen
few days, all communication between Orizaba
and Vera Cruz. Fighting Is expected there.
Gen. Figuerero has notified the railroad COM
pany to stop all traiic on the line and that II
sengers lives, and the destruction OF the road.
Trains since the notice have only run to Oriza-
ba, but the Government will take measures to
drive OF the enemy, and u is proposed to run q
diligence from Orizaba to Vera Cruz.
General Por6rio Diaz's whereabouts are en-
tirely unknown.
The Official published result OF the secondary
and nnal Presidential election gives Lerdo do
Tejada an overwhelming majority. IL now only
remains for Congress, at Its meeting. September
10, to declare him reelected for the term Of four
years, beginning December l.
The Centennial Fourth OF July was celebrated
In the capital by Americans from all parts of the
the auspices OF Mr.. Foster, United States Minis
ter. Much enthusiasm prevailed
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OLD MOTHER BAsKo,s CRIME.
A Girl Killed by n Gypsy Physician. and
the Body Hidden In Well.

DEER LICK Gar, Pa, July 22.-Three
years ago n band Of gypsy hOrsc-tradcrs camped
near this place. An old woman, member OF the
band known as Mother Basko, remained be-
hind when they left, and took up her abode in
an old log house. three miles from here. The
spot was one very seldom frequented Mother
Iiasko obtained a reputation as a physician On
"Wednesday last boy was sent from this village
to call the old woman In this capacity. lie
found the house deserted In one corner OF the
room a lot of stained bed clothes were
piled, and under the table was a womans dress
aud hN. NJ trace OF Mother Basko could he
found. Mr.. Mooney, one Of an investigating
party and proprietor Of a hotel at the Gap, said
that the dress aud hat were those Of one Of his
dtninR-room girls, and the other servants idcnti-
fed them. This girl Catherine Coughlin,
who had been head dining-room girl up to the
9Th OF July On that day she had left the hotel
ostcnslhly to accept a place In Webb.ii,e, SIX
McIalfum. bartender at the hotel, who had
been attentive 10 the girl.
Mr.. Mooney believing that McCallum could
give some satisfactory explanation Of the affair.
went To the bar-room to question him. lie was
not there. and Caleb Rich, the hostler, said
that lie had gone away coon after, Mooney and
Others went to Investigate the disappearance OF
anywhere about the place Mr.. Mooney sent a
messenger To Westhill To make inquiry after the
whereabouts Of this Coughlin girl This man
brought back the intellgen that she had not
been AT the place that she said she was going to
work, and had not been engaged to 80 there.
A search was instituted about the old house
and In a well the body OF the girl was discov-
cred. II had been thrown in, and large stones
had been tossed Ia upon II. These were re-
moved with considerable difficulty, aud the
body was then taken out 10y means Of ropes. Dr
Gould, a guest at Mooney :, said that unsk ilful
treatment by the gypsy had caused the death.
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An Operation in the Atlantic and Pacinc's
New stock Accredited to Him.


Some time ago the directors of the At
laniic and Pacific telegraph Company author
lied an additional issue OF t5,00O,Oo0 OF stock.
The capital up to that time was $l0,0O0000. The
stock Exchange was notified Of this action, SO
that the new stock after thirty days might be a
legal transfer. There was much discussion
among business men as to when the stock could
be disposed Of, as Jay Goud's previous perform
ances In making market to sell on were reg ard
et unfavorsbly. 1t was said yesterday that
Gould had decided to take the s5,Oo0,0O0 on his
own account and to that end had subscri bed
for the entire amount at twenty. The state
ment was received with increcibaty by manv,
as II seemed hardly possible that he would be
willing TO pay that prce. As he Is alreadv the
holder of about $2.50O,0O0 the extra t5.O0O,0O0
would be sufficient to insure him the control |;
and. owning the majority, he would be in a
position to sell out the other stockholders IL II
agreed with his schemes.
wealthy man, interested In Atlantic and
Pacific, said that, N the report Was correct, he
would at once apply for an injunction restrain
Ing the company II ON carving out the terms Of
the subscription, as he was convinced that
Gould had some object In view other than the
benefit OF the corporation and Its stockholders.
He was under the impression that a portion OF
the stock had been sold and that Gould could not
have obtained the entire t50O0.0OO by suoscrip-
ton. At the Offices OF the company II was said
that the stock had not been sold, but that the
books had been open for subscriptions.
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THE OBsERVERs FROM PARIR
Start for Home by lost Of the French Dele
gates TO the Philadelphia show.

Twentv-eight Of the delegates from the
Paris workingmens societies to the Philadel-
phia Exhibition started yesterday for France.
The other six, who will 90 next SAL urday. are
machinists, and wish to prosecute further in
quires regarding their craft In this country.
They arrived yesterday at the st. Charles Hotel
from Philadelphia. Among other points they
will visit the sewing machine works OF this city
and neighborhood. The extensive degree in
which machinery has superseded hand labor In
this country in every department OF manufac-
lures, surprised the delegates. In the making
of objects requiring delicacy. taste. and finish.
they claim that France L. st,l in advance
OF the United States, but excepted carriage
making, in which the latter excCi- all coun-
tries in combined strength aud lirhtness. The
printing appliances here they also found STU
rerior To those abroad. The rapid advance Of
this country in silk manufacture surprised them,
but they still give the palm to French dyers for
taste and for experience In combining colors. .
Mr. Dcsmouin-. the delegate upon education
al matters, praised highly our public schools,
their construction, drill, and general studies,
hit deprecated the neglect Of history a study.
lie considered that the mass Of public school
graduates presented the anomaly ~ not having
the remotest idea of what description Of people
lad lived In the world in the ages before them.
The past was almost an entire blank to their
minds, In his opinion.
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IS 1T 4 HOMICIDES
Contra dictorv Statements Of a Dying Man
with a Broken ~pine.

George Here, formerly employed by the
knickerbocker Ice Company a. a stableman, is
dying, in the Brooklyn city Hospital from frac-
ture Of the cerebral ,ertebra. The cause Of the
injury Ia mysterious. Here was found by officer
Mills Of the Fifth Brooklyn Precinct on Friday
afternoon, reclining in a chair at the Knicker-
booker depot at Kent avenue and Rush street.
lie told the policeman that he had been as
saulted, on last "Wednesday afternoon, In the
stables bv a workman named John Iaivan, who
threw him on his back, causing the injury La
van was taken before Here in the hospital, and
the latter thereupon denied his first story. and
said that the fracture, or dislOcation, was the
result Of an accidental fail while drank.
stableman named schwartz told a reporter
that he was In the stable between five and Fix
O'Clock Wednesday evening, and saw Here lying
in all empty stall asleep. layan went into tho
stall and lifted Here up. The latter WIS drink,
and not able 20 stand, but Lavan forced him To
his feet While they ia this position
Schwartz left the stable On abe next day, Here
told schwartz that l.ayan struck and knocked
him down, hurting him severely. Lavan is at
large.
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A GROSS OUTRAGE.
A Geptleman aud wife Imprisoned on Board
the Bristol without Process OF Law.

tue brirfOi frOccss OF isuWs
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: Ga
Saturday, July II, | bought through tickets from
New Yorl. to Providence via Fall River, for my
self and wife. Fairly In the evening an officer Of
the boat cancelled my tickets by punching
them, and then returned them to me.
On arriving at Fail River, early Sunday morn
ing the captain Of the boat Informed me that
hc would not forward us TO Providence until
Monday, and demanded my tickets. said, you
advertise and sell through tickets from New
York to Providence, without excepting Sundays.
This If an Imposition for which shall hold the
company responsible. This ticket Is cancelled
II cannot bv used asiln. shall hold II as EVIL
dence Of your brOAen contract to deliver us In
Providence" The captain then put gang OF
roughs at the eangway 70 prevent our going
ashore. and thus forciby Imprisoned rs on
board his boat. one Of the rnughs was ordered
to annoy us 10y DIGGING us through the boat and
sitting 10y us when we sat We were refused
writing material or other means OF commune
my wife TO carry "A message from me to the May
or or city Marshal but they refused, and fOrci-
bly, restrained her when she attempted to GO
The Mayor of FALL River "A man OF the name OF
Davenport, VINO, was tod was formerly a
clerk In the employment OF the Old Colony Com
pany was seen and refused to protect usl No
writ Of habeas corpus could he procured nearer
than Boston. II was after o'cloch in the after
noon when got my wife on shore, and lien
Only hy tneIr i"fflng from me ~ oest evidence
of thelr crime the "'.,,rWi,e worthless tickets
A'r--''V 80 ned hy the company.
SagacIous travellers may prefer TO risk their
liberty with companies VINO do not lnprlson
them at intermediate points on the route, and
fnrcibly restrain them from any communication
with law officers and other persons. u IL 20 be
hoped that the Mayor Of Fall river will yet learn
tI,t a rnrt Of his sworn duty II the protection
Of ali persons within his jurisdictions. -,
have taken counsel, and further details VIII
soon aupear ia an action against thc steamboat
company for damages. ,.,
Respectfully yours a h"No''p'
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DOSOHUE on

DoSoHUE.-on sudruiy. July 90 attcr . long aud
sever" hess, Ellen D'nolue, a. "A tlrtY soy" ycas
ne fun ~ ~ AZ ulacs from nsr ate rrricnte O.,
go thztpet street, On VI day aitcrn oUl at2 OcIJck.
Ncw1rk paper plct.r e ipY,
ut RdAM.-At .lucIcmin. v j Shepard X, Young.
HARLOw-On FRIDAY, Jane II. of Brignts disease
Ed ~ Ia a. arrow aged 81 Yrars months. anI % DAYS.
Fic4us OF the family ar .ntl Il % ttrul Ia. fule,
r On tuesday. 25fh n-t from his a,c residence IA
Wesi 27tn street. At ~ o'coeN, to s. Co!umhl'S
celebrated for tue Of his sou from thence "a
CALVARY Cemetery
HUNIER- o. rhursl y. July 20. Adele, daughter Of
the late f. Desbrnsscs ilintcr.
The relatives ana fricnds a the f-my qurstet
to att nd tie iuncral from the Cdurc OF thr rrans
ngnralion on SUNDAY tue 23d Inst az 53JP u with
out TURNER notice.
MOLAIGHLlN.-ln Jersey Cliy. on FrlUay morning,
JuN u, tathltuc Mclaughlin. rrirt ~ the Nil
thae. Lsugilln "a tht 5Ota year OF he. AZ
iatiVc. are iuNitr aftcud thr funeral
from her residence, l6t lorS - M0nd eItb
corner of Grand and Van ist 49,, whore a sole.un
OF rtQIe wtll ur offered Tor the rep
from thence Ia the cemetery al West SHE for
.VN<nERvEER. On FRIDAY, Jlly 81. william H.
Nandt
Relatives and friends nj the fanny are re.pcc.fuily
invited to attend It's tr-cra from ais lat
u Port Washington, L"ng III n, IN sunday. jay 3,
at 1'cloc< I. ". 7 ~ ttc ni'r > lwsalaS leaves
pcs Sip OF So csy' Ito = NJ" s'o'pnG GA It. And
HAELEM LonGr, 80 col. 10. O +. RHIrhnsv You
lodge u be held at their oms on NJ nay, Juh "a.
Al l2p NJ, tor the purpose OF tnYlug the Il tr uto
OF respect to our late wurinv Hlo. e. SuNa,T
By order OF the \. G., ". X. COL>EN, Rec. 5, c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23
ONE DRUNKARD kills. ANOTHER.
A Flight Between Two sailors. Ending with
Fatal Blow with a Paving stone.

Richard Evans, sailor. was found lying
on the sidewalk In front Of s. Madison street,
late on Friday night, and was taken In AN ambu-
lance to the Madlson-strect Police Station,
where he died. lie had been boarding with
Michael Hayes. at ~ Nandewater street. and on
Friday night WAS drunk in David Jones's board
ing-housc, In Market street, resort for sailors.
Here hc met an old shipmate, Thomas " Cough.
whom he had known in Savannah before the
war They drank together, and went out. In
front Of the house, according To- McGoughs
statement. Evans suatched a pipe from his
mouth, and struck him in the face. A young
man named Mciui:gan, who witnessed the
nght, said McIotSh then picked up paving
stone and followed Evans tu the corner Of Madi-
son street, where lie threw IL. -triking his adj
Nersary ON the nec,. Evans zen on his face, and
lay still, having uttered no cry. McGough re-
turned To Jones's place, aud sat awhile smoking
unconcerncdy.
Al the morguc DR. Goldsmith learned by ex-
animation that hans- skull was fractured.
Coroner Ehingcr committed McGough ~ the
IOmDA
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NOTES Or ENTERTAIHM ENrs.
AT Tony Pastors variety is the rule.

Az lOnV 70 Nno
At Kelly q Icons burlesaue may be seen
nightly, ana OF very llvey Gind.
At Walack's "The Mighty Dollar" as handled
by tie Florenc,F may be seen every night The pateut
ventstng apparatus keeps the Theatre well aired AID
agreeably coo.
At the Flrth Avenue Mr.. sothern Is to 'ppear
a from tomorrow night. AS no VIII not play Ia
Piqur" tue performances OF that play can now
be Numbered II has had very extraordinary run
Mia Kate Cltxton Is very highly praised hy
the cagu critics Tor the EXCELLENCE VI her mpehona'
ton VI C0nStIHtSIn Con ccne." Sle SCENE ~ have
". u the hearts OF critical and n1n-critica suaiors
rllkc Her success such tIat che has taken
lIuueys theatre nd will play conscience there all
Of TINS wees, or her own management, supported
by the Union square compsnr. after when the Will
spend two week IN starring tour"
Al GimOre's Garden a programme, varied
every evening Offers the attractions 81 novel rs wen
as those Of .ni music p"rformc ~ ~ rupefo
manner Instrdm MIA aud vocal solos by nlug"rs and
musicians vbO rank vita tie best the resonant mar
ON Of the ful, uaui the pate ing of the fountains,
An The miniature ~ the email citaract shrur-
aud trees aud 81: gold nrh turtles, and an amiga or
ctr,Hinj tnsia catalogue OF attractions when can
be found other pl see, To nieht DOn Carlo. Ia
expected TO DC pres special programme has
been prepared tor the oocA'ion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23
-FOUR BRITISH oARsMEN,
The Arrival OF Cambridge Crew to Raw In
the Contests at Phiia deIphis.

the Contests st Phila deIphts.
The four oarsmen from the First Trinity
Boat Club OF Cambridge England, arrived hero
yesterday on the steamer Britannia. They were
met by American oarsmen at the pier, and taken
to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. They are; A.
Jameson, bow; W. d. Close, Q; @. L. N. Mann,
3; J. T. Penrose, stroke; and 8. A. Walker, sub
stitute. Mr.. Close said that they were improved
in condition by the voyage. He desired particu-
Iarly to have IL understood that they were not .
University crew, but were from one club In one
College Of the University. Trinity College alone
has three boat clubs. though that from which
this crew halls 10 the largest. They
represent all the nationalities Of which
Great Britain Is composed. Mr.. Close is an
EDglishman, Jameson Is Scotch, Mann Ia WEIGH,
and Penrose lie Irish They are all hearty, man
ly, Young fellows, but at 6rst sight 10 not I'M
press as being strong crew. heir average
weight Is about 1bI pounds. Mr.. Close Is Of
medium size, with blonde complexion aud sandy
whiskers aud moustache He has rowed In over
eighty races, Is President OF the Cambridge
University Boat Club, and was one OF In
the Oxford ,mbridee race this year and last.
Penrose Is taller than Close, slim sud graceful,
and also Is q blonde. He 10 a very successful
stroke. and has rowed IN many college races.
SO have Mann ana Jameson and all four have
f ,o 70 me ,ri e,snts ron whieh are pleksa
taken degrees, but though Jam eson and Psnrose
have graduated their degrees have not yet been
conferred. Walker Ii In his third year.
The crew has never rowed as a four, though
three OF them have sat In the same DO I. They
brought over four boats; Close 10 considered a
nne single sculler. and will ent, In some OF the
single scull contests. Jameson has gone a
visit to friends In New Jersey. The rest will 90
up the Harlem today to visit the boat houses,
aud on Monday will start for PHILADELPHIA.
They Will not 20 into training until about two
weeks before the race, as their lightness
obyiates the necessity OF reducing hesh.
Inc Dublin four Will now soon tie here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23
THE LAST RESORT.
Disguised Husband Takes Poison and
Anerward Hanas Himself

Jacob Lehman, Of Montclair, N. j., q
telmster, attempted on Thursday to commis'
suicide by swallowing a quarter OF pound OF,
Paris green. He mixed the poison with a pint
OF beer; he drank the stun, and then threw
himself In a vacant lot, near his sisters resi-
dence. where he was found a short time after
suffering terribly. quantity OF mustard was
given to him AS an emeiic, and proved effective.
He was taken TO his sisters home. hut vester-
day, during her ABSENCE he got up and left the
house, and when discovered was hanging by o
rope from tree m neiyhboring wood. lie
cut down. aud again taken to his slster's
house, nut II l. thought that he cannot recover.
The motive for the ate npts TO end his life ~
the conduct OF his wife. VIII I'm he accuses Of
receiving visit rs AZ tinst his Will.
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Arrived-sAruRpAY. July 90.

Steamship Britannia Liverpool, m ise. and plss.
Steamship Gulf stream. ca rc,ton, IN lac. and pass.
ste imshlp Franconia. Portland IN ise aud pass.
Steamship City VI San Antonio. GayestJp. mise.
and pass
sh y india Rio Janeiro. coffee.
snip r. ". StetsDn, London. mdse. ,
Snip Three Brothers Liverpool, mdse.
Bark Alert, ROTTERDAM. In ballast.
Bark Lydia Cardell, 81. Kits. moiasses
Brig Emma De u, Cura .Ol, hid =, &C.
Brig Curacoa, Curacos, SKINS &C.
schr. Henry Bu,chman, Cow Bay, coal.
AtOtDe usua rvrr tnl co titvIse ves,sld
SAILED Steamships st. Laurent for Havre, Main for
Bremel City Of Richmond aud England for Liverpool.
Utopia for London, Alsata for Glssxow Cy OF Hous.
ton Tor GavektOn Morgan City aud KncserhocRer fOk
New Orleans San Sllvad0r Tor Savannah Chlr.estOu
for Charleston, Regulator for wilmington, c., f. u
KNIGHT for George own ship Robert Lees for London
barks Asteraa TOR Stockholm jose E. Mora Tor Sagua
brig Blsmarck for Liverpool.
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A MlDMlN At LARGE,
He Dashes Down n Thronaed Avenue
ing PromiscuousIy-His Arrest

s
George Ling, who says that he il achs
err, living at 1,720 Fulton street, Brook was
committed by Justice Morse yester .of
felonious assault with intent to kill uf
half-past nine on Friday night, as MI .,h
O'Gorman OF Is Flatbush avenue was
with his little child through Navy street, *
Ign, stranger who seemed to be under nd
fuenoe OF liquor, asked him the nearest ID
East New York. O'Gormsn acoompan ~
stranger to Atlantic avenue, and told b :hat
a car would be along directly. Suddet H.,
stranger turned on O'Gorman and gave II
severe blow In the face, following It tn
blows that struck the child. O'Gormsn, a. Il.h
smaller than his antagonist. who was power {
built, Knocked him down and left him. Il
stranger picked himself up and. drawlngaSn. a
wesson revolver. fired four shots d
started rapidly down Fla bush avenue
weapon, aud declaring hat he would kil
somebody. He dashed into Daniel Ilrov nj
shoe shop, 90 Fiatbush avenue, yelled at tho
proprietor, and pointed a pistol at him. Mrs{
Brown r n out for assistance, and the maniac
fired three shots after her. Reioadina tbf
weapon he began search for Brown, who had
hidden In dark room IN the rear " the shop(
Disappointed 10 his search he was about to rush
out into the street wnen O6icer DOYLE, Of tho
Tenth PIrscnc, erappled him and secured tnd
pistol He then gave the name of George Lingt
and claimed that he had been robbed of $l00,
lie Is believed to be recovering from an attack
OF delirium tremens.
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SARATOGA. July 22.-About halt past four this
afternoon hre was discovered the straw storehouse
OF the Congress sprlng Conpany. a lex building i'd
pcent TO the south sing OF Congress HIr, sspa-
rated by double brlcS walls and covered with slate
r,of The nre department d: the Congress spring
company was QUICKLY a. workand benz req fore Dy
tnc village IRE dep neat, were 81 anied to tOun
he rames TO the storehouse and It's interior The
smoke from tne burning building kilcd the south
rooms OF Congress III, AMI Tor tim caused much
alar but tue hotei itself not ,rcnci. The
t2OoO.
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EDLER-BuFFET.-on July -, by the Rev n Rae,
New York
ENsLkG-ADAMS.- GA June II. by the Rev Johu
g. h. lie IN. Ecwln Ernest Ensl"y NOth Caro- la ID
Tnalia Meipomene Adam d ,ughcr OF A. Lemuel Ad.
aus tkQ OF this CIV.
sCHOiBORG -BERGQvIsr Rayonne, N. j. on
july Il, 10y tie Rev. ". {. Navy. Jesse Sci. org
o. SWannsh. Ga to Eveline, laughter of Bergqyls
ksQ., OF Sew YORK.
SPARES CALLERS ON Tuesday evening, July
Is. ny the Rev. George :. Cham1rrs, OF MURRAY mn
Prcsbytel nan Chur,h IN, resiience OF tie Drde's
motler William sp .rKs Esq. OF Brouklyu to EugeuIs
E.zsOeth Gsll,ers, OF Acy YOrS city
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DEFILIHG THE SHORE.
Tho Garbage scows speaking Out Under
Cover Of Night

District Attorney Britton, of Brooklyn,
has advised Shore Inspector Ferguson to board
every boat that appears in the karrows with
garbage In violation OF the law of 1915 and arrest
every man on board and have them commit ted
10y the nearest magistrate to the County Jail,
and TO keep ON doing 81 until the law is obeyed.
Mr.. BrittOn has also requested the lirooklyn
Police Department to aid the Shore Inspector In
enforcing the law.
IL Is reported that tho New York scows arc
dumping garbage In the forbidden waters under
COyer OF darkness