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WASHINGTON. July 28.-The position OF Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue. having been today for
maly declined by Congressman McDougali of NewYorf.
was offered to Gen Green Raum OF Illinois and accept
cd by MIN this afternoon whereupon his nominNonwas
sent 10 The senate Gen kaum 10 lawyer oy profee-
sion and ABOUT nifty years Of agr Hs served through
the Tennessee and represented tue Cairo (llino dis
trict In the FoTtleth Congress.
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w.sre Car, sehuru Doe.u, &c, my sympathy.

The German Tilden and Hendricks Club Of
the Twentieth Assembly District last evening expressed
themselves concerning letter published In the Sfada
zeIno by Senator Carl schurr, and the answer Of
MIR. Oswald Ottendorfsr;
Rssolpsd, That we, the German Democrats OF the
Twentieth Assembly District tender sincere thanks
to Mr.. Oswald Ottendorfer for his able and explicit
answer to the letter OF Mr. Schurz relation his
recent somersauit and be IL further
ReSOlred That we hereby express our regret at the
deporable position ia which Mr.. sehurz has placed
himself his action al the Fifh Avenue conferences
having led to believe that he would appear In ths
front OF the reform loving Germaus In which o.
lief we have been sadly disAppOinted.
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NEW JERSEY

The Locke Print Works In Passaio were re-
ouened yesterday, Several hundred hands are ON
piOyed.
The Seventh Ward, Newark, Tilden and Hen
dricks Club have organized and elected +. D. Lemon,
Presidentt J, McKenna, Nice.Presldent 7. j. Fallon
Secretary n. j. CArlin. Treasurer.
An unrecognizod boy, aged about 10 years; was
run over at Washington street eros ng OF the lenn
sylvanis Railroad IN Jersey CITY last evening BON MS
arms were cul on. He died In the hospital
The body Of the man who was killed on the
Pennsyyania Railroad, Jersey City, on Monday night
has been Identified as that OF Martin Donsn OF $40
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WAR MOVEMENTS IN THE EAST.
An Engagement Expected To-Dav-Rouma
mans Concentrated on the Danube,

hIuhs COhCthtfhttu ON tus Duhubts
PARIS, July 28.-The Estdfettes Bucha-
rest special says that 5000 Roumanians are
concentrated on the Danubian frontier. The
Turks are guarding the opposite bank. Shots
were exchanged on Tuesday before Ostrow.
Il Is reported that q Turkish patrol entered
Roumanian territory on Monday and plllaged
some houses. A conflict Is apprehended.
RAGUsA, July 29.-Sclavonic advices announce
that the Turks are preparing to attack the Mon =
tenegrins before Podeoritza, in order to open
the road to Nicsics through Montenegro.
LONDON, July T.-The Standards telegram
from Osman Pacha's camp, GATED Wednesday,
saws: 1.-The Servians, with six cannon. have
crossed the Timok river near Bregova. An en-
gsgement Is expected tomorrow"
The Standards Paris special saws the Temps
has despatch from Vienna, stating that the
municipal authorities throughout Austria have
been instructed to prepare for the mobilization
OF the army at q m oments notice.
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Tho Finding OF Mrs. Bryau.

YAPHANK, L. l., July 28.-rhs afternoon
Can't woglom. of the willamsburgh police and de-
tectve accompanied by two young men, arrived In this
place. They were In quest OF the woman Mrs Maria
pryap the wife OF Joseph Bryan, who had been miss
ng from her home since Tuesday, July lS One OF tue
Young men George Deyoe whom II - sau knew oI
home. Dev0e this afternoon visited DIT. bryan' Az
Whan onestioned BY Capt. Woglon he told where she
Was and edged that he had known OF her psc
Al naaA
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hIoxamanI af Trnnna.

NEW LONDON, Conn, July 25-Battery OF
he First Regiment United states Artillery, now at
Fort Trumbul. New London, Conn;t va: ordered TO-
These troops probably designed TO replace those
to be drawn from Leayenworth 10 reentoroe Cen er
Brevet Major Tully MeCre'l Captain eommsplSdlpS
Lieut.. Allyn Capron, First Artillery Leyt; II ~, w
ATtlilery Win most likely be ordered West soon.
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THE AMERICAN TURF.
Yesterdny's Racing at Cicveiand-Luiu Trot-
ting Against Time.

CLEVELAND, July 26.-For the 2c9 class, purse
o. 5oonrst horse 10 1856 second, tos6 third.
ss75 fourth. $3.50. Gen; Grant, TTioi 22i
Marion 9 6bi Matte, S.3; Ia nQno, O LADY X,
81 caimar, drawn. Time0g'astt s:SSA sisSsi
fi 500 second, t7b6I third, $3.50; fourth. $500 sam
iurdy / badger girl. 034 ~ joe Brown, s2gAi
After the nrst race was concluded, Lulu was o.1ugnt
out 10 make her last Trial of speed for purse OF $1,000
and eniry money added II she beat 2;i4 Her appear
ance was greeted with enihusiasiie applause. Inc
heats were trotted with q running mate
tQudrtr. H1E Three guar. Ats.
rime-Trs, heat '''sssS iids dsx iitsss liza. sI7.
Third heat......35 l;Os i4t NivA
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Pardon of the whi.key Thieve. Postponed.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-The Cabinet decided
Yesterday TO let applications for the pardon OF the
whEey thieves remain without action at least for the
nresent Cameron Robeson, and TYner favored i'm
mediate action, but Chandler said II would make the
campaign work Arder upon him II the pard0ns were
granted now The only hope LEFT TO the c0nNIct the
Independent action of the President.
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BROOKL YN.

Tbe KInrs County Supervisors Yesterday au.
,horiked the County Treasurer TO blrrow tsuvVVV "
meet Ihe current expenses until we 90
therefor. -.
Tho clothing OF Hannah Mooney, aged nfteen teen
vears caught ore from stove ~ the cohnR stole
~ pntp Strauss SOV Gra street MilllamsOurgh last
evening" snd sue was terribly and probably fatally
burned
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Boston, July 26.-This afternoon three con-
ytcts at the Charlestown State prison, named Albert
DeLanskie Richard II. Rogers, and James Armstrong
the two former noted burglars and the latter under
twenty years sentence for manslaughter, mace tnel
escape by sudden rush through one Of the gates AZ
lumber team was passing out DeLansH was ~ recap ea,
tured this evening while n0nehalantly waking on Gam
bridge street dressed In citizens clothes, Dut the OtheIs
nave thus far escaped capture.
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wba,aI,,,,. eIrI say, She sav.

A fifteen ysar-old daughter OF John Esden.
fielder of Herman Gutenberg, returned homo
yesterday after . blsckberrying expedition and told
her parents that she had seen the body Of ~
ing In the bushes In North Bergen with her throat cut.
1he story told to Justice Dryer. who with Con.
stables Dobbs and Short and the little girl started out
to nnd the body but when the girl thought she u4
place where she had II she refused 70 60
any further and the oficers returned home.
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The Pores Prime Minister Ill.

LONDON, July H.-The Standards Rome spe-
cal SAYS Cardinal Antonels life has lAttery been 10
danger from complication OF gout and rheumatism
lie II now pronounced out Of any Immediate peril.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27

Entries for the Brenton's Reef Cup race closed
last night They were; wsnderer. james suimani
,.srirs "a y HutInrt COuntsss Of Dunerln, haIlel
t,iif,rd lhe start wil DC Ut aOOut 3 r. ii. to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27
A youus Euslisnman's Suicide.

wusIsoroN, N. c.. July 60 II. Roundell'
young Englishlnan who had recently purchased lands
In this vicinity found dead In his room AZ the men
ming House this morning. shot through the head Win
piso bali discharged pistol was found by Ills SIDE
There are no suspclons Of foul play, and u 10 not
Known whether II wasa case OF suicide or seeoenth
ahoaUpG. HIS family lives IN London
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27

Frank Pulasky, proprietor OF saloon In Rail-
road avenue Newark arrested yesterday oaehhrss
OF perjury preferred BY E.slA b. sinner. cigar manu-
facturer at4 Morris and Essex Railroad avenue 10
January last Sinner became bankrupt and an iDjunc-
ton served on HIM. seyer.l Gays aferward ~
was arrested for contempt, Pulasky having testnee
that he SINNER carrying boxes OF cigars away aitel
tho in junc tion had been served sinner says ruSI
made The charge of spite and In the interest OF
rival cigar dealer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27

ST. LOUIS. July 2o.-An lndependent ureeh'
h,cE cony.ntion TO nominate . Congressman for the
second District OF Kansas held al Lawrence yes
terday only thirty out OF eighty delegates being pres
ent A RESOLUTION indorsinR the nominees OF the ih
dIanADOlis Greenback Convention caused . lohk hhu
bitter dscussoq, and was nnaily lsid on tns ,o aos
whereupOn, the Peter Cooper men wlthoreW IIom .ne
Conventions The re OF the delegates then houllhateu
John L. Goodn the present incumbent, Tor Congress
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Troop. In south Carolina.

'wAsHrsoToN, July ga letter from South
Carolina says two companies Of the regular garrison
left Columbia for Aiken opposite namourg on the ssd
inst. and will remain there Al GUNNER This 70 done
ln obedience to Oroers from the War Department Tue
nghtng force numbers 72 men Two companies had
also been ordered from Columbia TO Hamburg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27
SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Republican Senatorial Caucus ON the Ap-
preparation Bills.

WASHINGTON, July 2e.-The Republican SEN
ators held long this morning on the general
subject Of the appropriation bills. No formal action
was taken bus from the prevalent tenor Of the opin
ions by large number Of those In attend
go 4, .eems nrohabie that the River aud Haroor Ap.
propriaton b will be dropped or rejected BY the Sea.
ste and that agreement Will be reached CONCERNING
the other bills during the present week
Notwithstanding that most Of the senators who par.
t,cinated in the discussion favor of rejecting
the House River and Harbor bill. and making no apprO-
nrintlon whatever that purpose this ear other he
npcan Senators express the opinion that the pending
XII will ps.s Alihoush PROBABLY not without consider
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27

Joseph q. wilson. Of 10 Cedar street. agent OF
Aiclde Poirier OF Paris, arrested by Deputy sher
in AAgunigal his employers cnarke tnat e hah eu
Dezzled 5000. Wilson was taken " Ludlow suee
iail In default OF $4,000 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27
BrooLiyn,s suffering Poor.

A communication was received by tho Kina
County supervisors yesterday. from the Charity Con
mi.soners incloslnE resolution calling the attentloa
OF the Supervisors to the terrible destution among
the moor and asking be taken TO furnish ro
ief The resouton was referred. Never before IN tha
history Of Brooklyn there been anything that caI
compare with the restitution that now exsts 10 mani
localities The city authorities. however. do little t&
N eliefo of he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27

| The Sussex County IN. J) Orphans Court ~ "a
set aside the Will OF Rachel Dyer 9eqGeatmlng sia'y ~
worth properly Oh the ground that al tLe ,imo sn9
signed the document she was mentally coNpstens W
| inteligently dispose VI her properly
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are TO contest the wn rsue 1u .s'H Sr -- -
House Their will be carried before C6sncel1s ~
mnnicatine with one Of the brothers VINO lives y
Cafornia. Both brothers are worth over toovv, ~
the name Of Mrs House bought with her husoanut
money and snou.d be divided among the lawful hoirs.
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HAMILTON, Ont, July o.-John and Wiiiam
Young, who we're sentenced TO be hanged on June 2l
for the murder OF Abel Mcdonald but who on May 20
escaped from CayugA ian alter muTderOus attack on
the taller, discovered this morning hiding ~
harm and were recaptuTed The cOuYictb nred on the
oeice when they sppeared II Is reported that ono of
M YounRs " As shot through the arm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27
The Plymouth Rocks Disastrous Day-Tw
Of Her Passengers Drowned.

As tho Plymouth Rock was leaving Rocksway
Beach yesterday strong gust OF wind drove her upon
sand bank As the tide receded she wAs left dry on tho
beach but was anoat again at high tide.
Henry C. PlGe Of 1873 West Fortysevenh street, pas
aenger said the accident due entirely TO ma
mansgement Almost every employee undertook 10
give orders There about 5000 persons on Doard
The steamer arrived at East Twenty second street
about ll:IO last night. man and young woman walls
ed o the pier into the river. aud were drowned Ther
nanlea were
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Failing from the Maintsp.

PROVIDENCE, July 28.-Ths United statss
schooship Juniatta sailed from Bristol TO Newport TO-
day, Charles Degneau, one OF the boys who belong.
at Philadelphia fell from the maintop 10 the DECK as
night and sustained Injuries to the spine which VIII
cripple him for life II he survives
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The End of n CarOusaI.

GOSHEN, N. Y, July 2o.-Sidpey A. Berthof
aged thirty years son Of respectable orange couu"
farmer ended a cArOusa at Middleiown last Mght py
taking morphine. He died this morning lie had DeloIe
maue seyeral attempts at suicide On one OCCASION ne
InU era
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III. D..,b Of an old Publisher.

ITHACA, July @.-Anson Spencer, ESQ" TOT
over forty years publisher Of OF tue papers In
Ithaca died here this afternoon after an Ihes' oi
shnni .syen vesks Mr.. Spencer WAS universally TO
.osctrd a. one OF the best oiliIens OF Ithaca
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c.pon,za,,ou OF christopher Columbus.

PANS. July A-Cardinal Dounet, Archbishop
Of Bordeaur whose see includes portion OF the west
indies has written to tue Pope urging the canonlIa
tion VI Christopher Columbus.
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NEwBuRYPoRT, July y26.-Recorder Hackett OF
New York. while practising with pistol 81 SALISBURY
Beach yesterday, was injured BY the explosion OF
cap that he been Obliged to return home TO consult
his physician. Serious inJarV 10 ono of his oyos 10
feared
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. MAJ, nurn.d and Two Lives Lost,

PHILADELPHIA. July ga part OF James
Nolan. Globe Mills was burned this morning. Tne hre
originated in the picking room on the second Moor
IN ths moor above. Ellen Heaven ana Inn patterson
w.re Killed In jumping from Windows ana N
was severely burned soou' 'neise' eAN -
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The alumni and underRraduates OF corner
College will hold meeting a. 2UJ bIOan" on TT
day at Ii A. Nj to taAe strps 70 send TOUT iro % ~ ~
University crew to compete In the CthteAnA' ross'~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27
Tn. story II. Told Alter he Became sober

On Monday night, Newark policemen found
James Russell OF Paterson intoxicated at the Erie kAs
way Depot. on the following morning he said that ns
drank with several strange men, who suosequene}
robbed him OF his money and watch aud Guam sns
threw him into the Passaic river, but the tide being
low he waded sshore In proof Of this, his CLOTHED
weie It'll wet, and the hook to his watch chain hung
Lis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27

The most exciting and closely contested orickes
match OF the season played on the Camp Washing
ton Ground Staten Island YESTERDAY between the seo
ond eieyens the Manhattan aud staten Island CuDs
The Manhattan won BY biz runs scoring iVo W 'ne~
opponents 10.
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More French Communists Pardoned.

LONDON, July 2T.-The Standards Paris spscial
saws that the Government powder magazine at Tou'
louIe has blown 10. There wa. great loss of NE
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Three policemen 10 the water terrible in nfhs
hetUesp inc New York swimminE gang sna inc P0uso'
See psrI,c alSyv " 01r Bsrs ont tSdN -<se
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Mr. DEvLIs; You are hereby notified 70 STOP store,
Keeping Bergen Point ana notify your men ta' tey
10 vote as they Wish the Dalotbox Oh election days
or else you bad better leave al once xy.. r.,.xn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Allen J. Ca
perton OF west Virginia died here this afternoon OF
neuralgia OF the heart. He had been sick for some
days and Yesterday realized that he could not recover
Iie was = momber OF the Confederate Senate, aad
man VI Qpeulled character,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27
Look ou,l Your days are numbered.

,sndent at the coal docks. and most OF the
workmen buy at the store and settle their nills
wDen they receive their monthly pay. Mr; Dev-
Ward, and the reference In the letter Is to the
charge which mas been made. that he used MS
o"s,tton At the docks and Ia the store to ad
vance his own political interests; Shortly after
the receipt OF the letter stable IN whlcn tne
horses of the firm were was nred' ana on mon
day nn attempt was made TO nre The store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-27

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 2o.-Jsy Cooke 4
Co. tins morning discharged from DshkruploJ W
srder OF the court.
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BAYosNE,s MOLLY MAG UIREs.
What Looks Like n Conspiracy 90 Destroy
Firms business

The Are at Devlin & TeaPs store at Bay
onne, on Monday morning. was doubtless the
work OF incendaries, and a part OF precon-
ceived plan intended to force the nrm TO aoAh-
don their business. Some time ago letter. em-
bellished with the usual bullet and cofhn was
racs,ved by the senior member OF the Gfm. II
was written In an evidently disguised hand, and
read as follows
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Racing In Ensiand-Hampton Winning the
(soodwood stakes.

Goodwood meeting to-day the race for the Good
wood Stakes which was won by HAMPTON, with Ad,
niral Byng second aud fnis third The betting on the
eourse before the race wa. to Agan,t HAMPTON to
AGAINST Admiral Byng, and 20 to against Finil Nne
horses ran, including Mr.. sanfoId's Mate.
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E.c.ps Of Three Conyicts.

PANS, July 28.-President MacMahon has
,rsnIed l27 additional psrdons to Communists.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-08
The Dangers OF Log Rolling.

The dangers Of numbering on the swift
Pennsylvania streams received unusual
fatal illustration the other day." While a
gang of men were running logs down
Slate run to Pine creek, one, George
Shampane, went forward to loosen the
head log of large pile lying on steep
bank. He started the log, but before he
could get out of the way was knocked
down by it, and more than 200 logs rolled
over him, crushing him into shapeless
mass. Abram Seercase, one of his com.
panions. was caught by one of the logs,
and his leg, collar bone and right arm
were broken. The same, day another
party were running logs down Briery
Gulch River, when jam of logs occurred
at Jake's falls, where the water has a
descent of twenty-five feet a hundred.
Frank Cody and Oscar Shelp jumped on
the logs to disengage them with pike.
poles; the logs started unexpectedly; the
men sprang for piece OF timber that was
lodged, but missed it fell into the water
and were instantly swept over the fails
with the logs. A mile and half below
their mangled bodies were found by their
companions. The same afternoon large
pine log jumped the shute, carrying logs
from high hill on Pine Creek. William
Jea was chopping close to the shpte. The
log struck him, killing him instantly, and
carrying him with it down the hill.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-08
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

A LONDON dispatch of the 25th announces
the departure, for Smiths Sound, of the
steamer Pandora, to bring to England any
dispatches deposited there by Capt. Mares
Arctic expedition.
ADIsPATcH from Constantinople on the Goth
states that the Porte intended to call out the
reserves and make last effort to suppress
the instruction. 1t was reported that the
agreement in respect to Turkish affairs would
be rejected, and that the Great Powers would
be advised not to intervene in the settlement
of Turkish disputes. In parts OF Bulgaria
where the instruction prevailed it was re-
ported that l1s villages, containing 100000
inhabitants, had been burned.
A LONDON dispatch of the 9th states that
Prince Arthur will shortly marry the daughter
of the ex-King of Hanover. Queen Victoria's
birthday was celebrated on the 9th, it being
customary to have the celebration on the
Saturday following the anniversary.
A CoNsTANr1NoPLE dispatch of the 9th
says the insurrection in Bulgaria had been
completely subdued, and military operations
in that province had, therefore, ceased. All
the villages that were in revolt had rendered
their submission to the Turkish authorities.
The London Standard of the 2Sth states
that Epgland was making extensive prepare
tions for war.
Four more of the parties concerned in the
| murder Of the Consuls at Salonica have been
sentenced to death and thirteen to various
terms of penal servitude. A Constantinople
telegram Of the 9th says Official inquiry into
the origin Of the salonica outbreak had
| shown that the American Consul was abroad
when the Bulgarian girl arrived, and that HE
| brother sheltered her.