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SOME NOSES OUT OF JOINT.
Saving $4,000. 900 In the sRndry Civil Ap-
proprintiOn Dill.

WASHINGTON. June 20.-The sundry Civil bill
reported to-day. nnd which cuts down the appropria
tlons az OoOOO0 below the bill for the present nsca
year will be taken up tomorrow and pressed to i'm
mediate passage. TIE estimate for public buildings
in of erection furnished by the Super.
yisng Architect in round numbers at 5000 600 The
bill provides for tl,7iS00O only which causes the bit
tercst indignation among Democratic members In
whose districts the buildings are situated. For In.
stance Albany does hot get Boston gets x235-
900 tor the purchase OF Condemned land moi one
cent for improvements chicago with its new Guild.
ing, left 10 take OF Itself out of
BALANCE Cincinnati with stupend9us structure under
way, II cut on with f2OOOOO St Louis fares better
gefIlng t5D.0o0 or 100000 more than Philadelphia,
the home Of the Chairman OF Z Appropriation Com.
mittee Jersey CIty gets $4,000 repairs Hartford
$4,000 and Ia ] River s25,ODO.
An important fea uTe OF the bill IA that II will prevent
q Government offcial from occupying more than u
ofce under the GOyernmeut. wheih In the military or
sixt lfaf
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A NEW SILVER BILL.
Making Bullion In Bars and the Trade Dol
lar "a Legal Tender for all Debts.

WASHINGTON June 20.-The bill intro
duced by Senator Christiancy as a substitute for
the Finance Committee Silver bill" now pend
ing In the Sen tie. has the following provisions {:
Silver coins OF the denominations OF 20 and so cents
are 10 be made legal tender for the amount OF t10
and small eE ilver coins for the amount OF IS
silver dollar, OF double tn of the half dollar Il
10 be coined ana made legal ten Ter ior amounts not
exceeding 40. SILVER bullion IN bars, stamped tho
mints with their tone, weight, aud rneness,
isng ade dollar are to be made lcea tenncr for
payment OF all oeDs according 20 their marked Yalac
as compared with the present gold stsndard The
marked value OF svcr Is to he dctcrm nlicy
announced from two to fyr days before the nrst "
each nth by board consisting of Secretary Of
tie treasury, the DlrrctOr OF MINT tne nited
states Treasurer The bill also aulhc the nints
Issue certificates payable In mint SILVER bars Aud pro-
yids that silver coins shall he for Unted
ates notes AT their nominal value whien shall there
upon, be permanently retired aud made part Of the
sinking fund. IL 10 also provided tnat the Treasury
may obtain silver bullion ut It's market yaue IN ex
change for silver collars Unte notes or gold
coin. or that II may be purchased Oy Of the pres
ent bullion suDl.
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THE NEW YORk POST OFFICE.
Nearly IA Quarter of IA Million Expended In
Open Defiance OF Law.

wAsHIsGTos, June 2O.-On Thursday next
messrs. Poppleon, Bagby and Plat, sub committee
Of the Committee on Expenditures Public Buildings
20 10 New York TO investigate the cost OF the Post
once building and Court House IN that city. Already
t27 has been expended In open defiance Of aw and
# Is an open question whether the clananu not
the debts SO contracted. The committee Will NJ least
recommend that all the claims shall be referred
Court OF Claims superintendent HurlDurt before
the committee this morning and virtually admitted
that ne was compelled TO incur this unlawful Indebted
rather that he had been crowded by oniclAs
aud others to do tniLgs not warranted by law. The
committee found II impossible to make progress away
from New York hence the appointment OF the sub
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Jersey Guys Rival Collectors.

The outgoing Jersey City Board OF Finance
before retiring reapponted City Collector Love- Re-
publican, before his time expired The new board,
which controlled by Democratic majority undd the
Mork ot ts Predecessors ana appointed John h. Halgh
When Mr. HAight demanded the Office Mr. Love refused
TO surrender, and suit by quo warrano brought the
case before the supreme Court Trenton. Yesterday
was argued before Chief Justice Beasey and Justices
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The sult Against The Central Pacinc.

SAN FRANCIsCO, june 2O.-In the case OF A.
Cuotte, stockhoder Of the Centr Pacific Railroad
Company against that company, Judge Morrison, OF
the Fourth District Court, to-day rendered decision
enjoning the directors Of that Comp any from using
money to pay Interest on the bonds Of the Gallo. MIA
Pacific Railroad Company TO the amount Of 800 900
endorsed by the Central Pacific Company In the de
cisOn Judge Morrison gives II as his opinion that the
guarantee OF OOnds by the Central PAclhc Company
Illegal and not binding ON the corporation.
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BIS0HAMTON, MY. June 20.-Two young men,
giving ther names Samuel aud David johnson. were
arrested at Winsor yesterday suspicion OF horse
stealing; They left span Of large dark bay coach
where they were arrested la carpet bag lett win
the horses were found revovers. knives. and four
pounds OF Keys. The prisoners brought here and
placed Ia Ai his Afternoon. They say the horses
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The Free College Boys Exhibition.

A fashionable audience In Booths Theatre
last evening spplauded the prize deciamstons OF the
undergraduates OF the College Of the City OF New York
The JUDGES were Dr. william Ormlston and Dr. Cor.
nelius Agnev. On the platform sat President William
Wood, Rufus @. Beardsee, Chairman Of the Executive
Commit tee, Trustees William Dowd, Daniel wetmore,
William Wood and Alexander s. Webb. Inspector Ag
new eKPresldent Smyth, Gen. Jarvis, the Rev. W.
Johnston. and Professors Roemer Docnerty, Morales
Compton, Werner. Draper. and Scott
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One Of the A mericans Abroad.

Charles J. Brent, the American forger, whom
the British Government refuse to exradite had when
he was CAPTURED. draft drawn by Drexei, Morgan q
Co. for 1880 gold $500 In bank notes. and $500 in
gold the proceeds Of his embe element from tho
Falls City Tobacco Bank Of Kentucky Yesterday tho
banks attorneys In this city, learning that Brent
had been released, teleeraphed 20 London TO have q
civil suit begun for the recovery OF the property which
Is IN the hands Of Scotland Yard detectives Brent has
confessed the embezzlement and over two thousand
sent back to America.
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Amer Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse.

CHEYENNE wy, June 2O.-The Crow and
Snake allies having Joined Gen Crook on Goose Creek
the command marched the 10Th inst. expecting to
strike the combnei Sioux under Setting Bun rnd
Crazy Horse inside Of four days. The Grows report
having seen a large Sioux village Tongue river.
Gen. sheridan arrived from Fort Laramie and for
the east to-day. The Fttn cavalry at Fort Lara
ME ordered to move northward along the Powder
river trail and CO. operate with Gen. Crook, par
cularly IN the intercepuOn OF Indians coming south
ward. Col Stanton JOINS this command.
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THE OCEAN CABLES.
The Rumored AmaiEamntion of the Direct
and Anelo-A merican Compa nies.

LONDON, June a-There was a sharp upwar
movement in Anglo American and Direct Cable Com.
pany shares yesterday and to-day. The Finarc,sr and
the city editions OF the various newspapers generally
explain tie advance being based upon q runor ed
analgamation or working agreement Between tne two
cempAnies.
Tue managint director OF the Direct Cable Company
ssd to-day that he was not Of proposition
for an amagaia.ion and the general manager OF the
Anglo American Company said There IL no PROPOSE.
tion OF the kind before US has any made by
either company 50 far IS know but there section
OF shareholders IN Do h companies working indepcu.
IDENTITY vf the boards which are trying bring about
an anAlg lmAtion or Accounting dallon VI come klnd.n
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MIR. A. T. stewart, Bro,her-,u.L.v

Mr.. Charles p. Clinch. the Assistant Collector
OF the Port. and the late A T. Sewarts brother
has been dangerously III 10 his home Staten Island
Tor several days. Mr. inca Is eighty years Of age lilo
has been forty years In the Custom House.
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Tho Newest Phase OF the LIQUOR Fight.

At a meeting OF the Liquor Dealers Central
Committee yesterday II proposed to organize all
the liquor dealers the state into one body to take
part In the political CANVASS II was said that tho
liquor dealers societies OF Buffalo Rochester we're
In favor Of this movement Major sauer from the Agi
aton Committee said that their counsel Oakey Hall.
u preparing TO prove that on
sunday are illegal and that Judge Mcneil has de-
cided that the violation of the Sunday LIQUOR law Ia
only misdemeanor there can be no legal arrest for
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CLEVELAND o.. June 20,-Last night as car
on South Side street railroad descending Seneca
street hill the brake way letting the car down the
hill at fearful rate OF speed. When the struck the
bridge the horses became detached and ran sway and
the car jumped the track and plunged into the canal
Falling distance oftwenV feet Three OF the passen.
gers we're carried Into the Mrs Ger rude Del.
zeld widow. aged forty, was drowned, Miss kmml
gerOuhlY lnlured. =. - - -
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Vernon, Maid Wins in Three Straight Heats.

There was good attendance at West Side
Park Yesterday. 10 witness the match for $500, mile
heats best In O. in harness, between p. Manees b.
Vermont Maid and A. Benefits Dr. M. Lille Both
horses well backed by their respective friends In
the nrst heat Vermont Maid took the lead and was
never headed winning by three lengths N 2;5l. Tie
heat repetition Of the nrst Vermont Maid
winning easily in $3.50. The third heat and race. was
won Dy the Maid. so time was glyen pending com
InunicAtlOn to the Board Of Appeals.
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Advocating Handed Cigar E.r,ori..

WAsHiSGrON, June D-Messrs. John STRAIT
ton. Joseph Leidenberg ana Joseph Aaron. cigar
ufacturers and tobacco dealers, of New YORK, had
hearing before the WAYS and Means Committee to- day
They advocate the establishment OF bonded cigar fac
tories. where cigars could be made from imported to-
bacco excluslvey for export. They opposed the fea-
lures OF the rarn bill now pending In the House Of
Representatives, reducing the duty imported gars
They also insisted that the present duty Imported
tobacco should remain instead Of IT, as
posed By the committee In their bill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

Oficer Mcbride OF the steamboat squad saw
two river thieves, yesterday afternoon transferring
bags from the lighter John Bridge lying between piers
40 and a.. North river to a small boat The thieves
abandoned their boat and away soon a. they saw
the ofne,r Mcbride found twelve bags Of coffee the
squad he took the boat and the conee TO the Police
Central ONCE. Superintendent walng IL satisfied that
II IL part of lot OF lfee stolen on Tuesday psbt
from the New jersey LEhterage Company.
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shou'er. for New Jersey. War Governor.

Senator Leon Albeit, delegate at large from
New Jersey to the St. Louis Convention started yeser
day for that city. Sheriff Lavery and AssembIyInan
Rabe respectively from the Jersey City and Hoboken
districts, are o. start on Thursday. Parker cub
NIL sccompsny tue district delegates, Il I. conceded
gaon and will present Mr.. Parkers name to the Con
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MANCHESTER, June 20.-1he London CORE
spondcnt of the Guardian says that Attorney
Hokers personal belief that Mr.. Bravo the victim IN
the BathAm Mystery was murdered u not shared BY
the police lhey adhere TO the belief that Mr. Bravo
committed suicide.
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The Games In Mcounde,s Court.

In match for $500 at hand ball yesterday, the
players being Phil Casey and Daniel Mccarthy against
James Mack and Barney McQuace. Casey ana Mccarthy
won. Score, 81, 21, s. 21i Mack and McQuade. o, IT.
81. 12. A match of American rackets vas played BIZ
james . Lenlh,n and John Csully against John Fay
Is, 10 Fay and Mullen. IS 9. u. John Currin and
Fred Gordon played match for 800 Al hand ball
against John COnree and Hugh Murray. The former
was victorious Score IS, 81. 81, 81 Conree Muir
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LONDON. June D.-A match race for Rl00 a
side took place to-day on the Thames course, from
Putney TO Mortlake. between John Higgins OF Shad.
wen and lIolert Watson BOYD of Gateshrad Higgins,
who Is decided fAyorte In the North. came home the
winner Jy nfteen lengths.
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One Of Marshal sharp. Jur,es.

wAsHINGroN, June 2O.-The jury in tho case
OF Charles g. Fisher, eIAssistant District Attorney,
indicted for larceny OF papers failed agree
and have been d charged They stood seven for con.
yctlon and nye for acqulttal.
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ALBANY, June 2J.-Tho completion OF tue now
tower upon 81. Peters Church. AT State ana Lodss
Streets was celebrated this afternoon by the ewhat
unique method Of unycling the top piece large gid.
ed cross nng the national colors ON both sides OF the
sacred emblem. and playing national and sacred airs
upon the chimes. The old bell, which Is said to have
been syen to the church BY queen Anne under whose
the date 1879 al the unyeiling The toweri built by
the family Of the late John fweddle as his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

Daniel Judge of IS d ixter street entered the
oarroom at Baxter and Worth streets last night and
taking an ounce vial OF laudanum from his pocket
sNAllvWru me content, He was taken to the Cham
perr street hospital anu an emetic administered
he said that ho was tired OF fc having had bad luck ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

The TammaDy Aldermen will start for st.
Louis on Friday evening IN palace that Is 70 be
attached to the Tammany train. With them will 20 az
their guests Commissioner Nichols. Coroners Croker
an Woltman the Hon. A. H. Purdy Col. j. J. Mooney,
Marshal John Tyler Kelly, Peter Gillespie and other
Iamnany ofcials. This delegation is unit In its on
P0sll0n 10 the nonln alton Of Gov Illden.
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Robeson'. Paymasrer-GcnernI.

wAsHISGToN, June 20. - Paymaster- en- raj
Bradford OF the navy ordered home from London will
appear before the House Naval Committee in a few
days TO give testimony about the intimate reaonA and
business transactions between Secretary Robeson and
the Cates. Bradford Ia repued 10 be the keeper OF
many important secrets lths testimony OF no other
service, II VIII explain why the Paymaster Of
the Navy must have his Office IN London.
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SAN FRANCIsco, June 20.-The teegraphic re-
port recently published Of rendered by Judge
Dwinee, OF this city, In the sutro Tunnel case
erroneous The actual decision was on demurrer
only The has not vet been tried by court The
against the suIro Tunnel Company VIII not affect It's
TiSh 10 collects royalty Of two dollars per ton on all
the cItracte the miues ON the Cum-t oc X
lode INCLUDING those OF ,he "Blg Bon anza." That
right s founded upon act OF Congress, and tn
fore Il claimed, cannot be nnay affected By the dc.
cislOu VI any state court.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., June 2O-A boat race
foT fouroared shells, a mile and half straight away,
came on at p. b. to-day between the Rartans Of THIS
cly-Ashton. stroke; warren. q Swift, 81 JAneway
3%2T,.snd ne kltgeI Colege ctey,liil, stroke
won Uy the R,rltaus IN minutes 40 seconds beating
Rutgers 4S seconds Three thousand people witnessed
Ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

VERSAILLES; June sO-In the Chamber OF Dep
utles to day the Due dOrnAno
bill granting liberty OF the press
The bin empowering the municipality OF Paris TO con.
tract loan OF ga 900 600 for the completion of great
public work., passed by large majority.
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The Paraguay-Brazii Treaty.

DUENos AYREs, June lS.-rhe Argentine Con-
gress has approved the treaty concluded Feb be.
tween Paraguay, Brazil, and Buenos Ay7es by which
Cerlto was adJudged to BuenOs AyTes. The questio
affecting the district between the Pcomayo and Rio
Verde has been referred TO the arbitration Of President
Grant while II was stipulated that the Argentine terri.
tory shOud be evacuated by Brazl within ave months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

The Gospel Tent In Thirty-fourth street wM
nearly full last evening. DR.. Tyngs topic the lifs
Of that interesting Character Joseph He invited all
persons who wished out OF the was
ready To nnish speaking to before be began as nd
did not Ike travelling congregation But Of ths
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21
The Sale Of a naiIrOn d.

New ALBANY, Ind, June 20. The sale OF the
Louisville Kew Albany aud 81 Louis Air Line Railway
took place this afternoon under the foreclosure OF the
nrst mortgage bonds in accordance with the decree OF
the United States Circuit Court. j. j. Brown became
bondholders. WHAT disposition will be made OF the
road not known. over 81 900 900 has expended
on the work, and twenty lone nes Of rosd already
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French workmen for the Centennial.

LYONS June 20.-The workmens delegation
to the Philadephia Centennial Exhibition who we're
graned suDyenu by this municipality. will embark
At Hayre on saturday for the United States.
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senator Frelipshuy-en'. Successor.

wAsHISGToN, June ~. A number OF the
representative and most influential politicians OF New
Jersey now here have united recommend Gen George
H. Mcclellan a. the successor Ia the United States
ate OF Senator FreInghuysen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

At the first meeting OF the new managers OF
TIE Missionary Society OF the NJ f. Church Yesterday
Sl34.279.l6.
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The body OF man about thirty years old
WAS found In the stand In the Sea View Driving Park
New Dorp Staten Island. revolver two chambers OF
which were empty. was AZ his side and there were two
and was well dressed The CoronerS juIyi verdict was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

RAGUSA. June 20.-Reports have been re-
cclyed from Slavonic sources that Prince Karageorge
witz has destroyed the town OF Alapusa killed &0
Turks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

WAsHINGToS, June 20.-The very general ex-
pcctauon that the President would 20 the Senate
to-day nomination for Secretary OF Treasury has
been realized, and II is not probable that nominal
VIII be sent until tomorrow II 80 soon. Secretary
Bristow was at tho Treasury to-day. lie intends TO
leave Washington on Thursday and after A short ysit
TO Louisville he expects to spend some months In
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

The schooners John A. Brown and Cadmus
were In collision in Hell Gate between Little Mil Rock
and the point Of Blackwels Island yesterday morning
The Jib Of the Cadmus spit the mansa OF the Brown
frOu an 70 booin ana smashed the yaw Of latter
vessel. The stArboard side OF the Brown above ND
water line was also stove in. Both sehooners were
heavily laden,
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
General Reynoids's vindication-AnA A ccusins
Telegram Withdrawn.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Gen. ]. ]. Reynolds
appeared before the Clymer Committee in Wash ngton
to-day After Withdrawing his telegram accusing Gen.
McCook OF falsehood, he testified that no house and
lot were given 70 him IN Texas BY contractors. Some
sixty citizens Of San Antonio offered him house and
lot and he accepted To this day he does not know the
name OF single one Of the sixty VINO made the pre-.
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

The three-masted schooner Speedway, Capt.
Mitchell bound Eist. went ashore yesterday on Libby
Island. The vessel Ia her beam ends. hole In ths
side, Keel out and may be of over 800 tons
burucn. "
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The Declaration Of Independence 10 TO be read
In Elizabeth On the Fourth OF July by txChanctllor
hasIed. who read II there at the celebration aftY years
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The Aged Commodore's Condition


Commodore Vanderbilt had very little pain
iinning IN bed, he received several visits IRON mem.
Ders VI his family.
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THE LATEST LID WORLD NEWS.
The Egvptian Army In Abyssinia-No Fight.
ing Since the 9th Of March.


CAIRO, June D.-The recent accounts Of al
legged defeats OF the Egyptians by the Abyssnisns are
oficialy contradlced. The terminated on the 9th
OF March last. and no nghtlng has occurred since.
King John Of Abyssnia sent letter on the llth Of
the 9lh OF June the khedlye sent Col. ALI Bey fully
empowered to treat to AdOwa where King John has
been sayiHg for the month. The greater portion
OF the Abyssnian army 10 now disbanded, the re-
mainder being ordered to the province OF Moghly,
where revolt is In progress The Egyptian army is
returning home. only few battaons remaining on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

Miss @. v. MaitlAnd's great story, "The De-
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A steamship Encoupter. an Iceberg.

QUEBEC, June 2O-The steamship Slrdinian
reports having been In collision with iceberg near
Cape Race, but owing TO the ship being under low
Of speed and by prompt reversal OF her engines,
she sustaiL ed but little damage.
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BIuford Wilson's IL Res,sun,ie

wAsHINoToN, June 20.-Mr. Buford Wilson,
Solicitor Of the Treasury Department sent in his resig
nation to-day " take effect July l.
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JOrTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Southwest winds, cloudy, followed by partly
cloudy or clear weather, and stationary barometer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

John Kilday OF g. Barrow street struck his
wife, Mary Ann. the head with an are last night.
severely inJuring her Knday was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-21

1.-The Slate Picker or, the Slaves Of the Coal
Shaft exciting story Of boy life In the mines 10 NO
ready In the NslO fors WeskIy-Adv.
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Tho Denih of scotch millionaire.


LONDON, June 20--James Baird OF Cambus-
doom, the millionaire ironmAster who recently gave
s25O0,OOO to the Scottish Church. died to-day.
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For entries for grand Centennial contest Of
Juvenile base ball clubs aud prizes OF tlO0 hunros
Nri""'i Ys u ~ rri'~i So. IA out 'N.dnV. -iip.
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HUDSON, N. Y, June 20.-Judge Osborne has
ordered the appointment OF n Receiver for the Me
chanics and Traders Savings Institution OF New YORK
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THE AMERICAN TURF.
The Beginning Of the Hudson River Driving
Park Races.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 20.-About 1000 persons
attended the opening OF the three days at The
Hudson River Driving PARK to-day. There were two
contests for the three minute class and the other
for the thirty class In the former Irish Maid
the fyorite in the pools against tho neld and In
the latter Aley was the fayOrte against lhe field
FIRST RAeK 300 cass purse 1000 $500 10 nrst $3.50