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TIE INVASION OF TURKEY.
RUssTiN TPOOPS CROSSING THE DIM
UBE FIiON GiLdIH
Tickling the Heights Commanding Mntchin,
Amer nm Obstinate Fight with Bashi-
Bazouks-Thc Turks A bandoninu the Town

LONDON, June 23.-Six thousand Russian
troops crossed the Danube yesterday. Tho
passage was made in boats from Galatz near
Mat him. Immediately upon landing. which
was c.fs tod without any opposition forward
move wns made, and the army took possession
Of the heights behind Zzila. ncpr Matchin The
Russ sans nre now firmly entrcnrhod on these
heghts. Proportions were made for an attack
on Matrhin. but the Turks abandoned the town.
The bridge constru ted by the Russians over
the river nt Braila il finished. Mnt'hin is al
most opposite Bruila. which the Turks have
bccn fortifying strongly. and which they were
expected to ohstnately defend.
A despatch from Braila to-day says tho Rus
SLAMS. on landing on the Turkish bank Of the
Danube. penetrated dire ty into the interior
behind the hills. gaining possession OF the
heights comman ling Matchin after an obstinate
fight with body Of Bash- -Bazouks. The
engagement lasted from daybrcnk until noon.
Bucharest despatch to the Standard says the
Turks are destroying the line Of railroad be-
tween Tchernaveda and Mat him 1t is rumorcd
that there are indications that the Turks will
not defend the Dobrulsrha
A Reuter- telegram from Braila. dated to-day.
says: The Russians entered Mntchn to-day.
the Turks having abandoned H. The Russians
continue crossing here by a constructed bridge
and IA steamer"
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MUSCULAR POLICEMEN.
Onc Of them give. rroc Mile, Faii mt
Athletic Ciub'. Exhibition.

Tho y li.. Athletic ch,h ,ava n h.neGt on.
terainment it, widows AMI orphans funda'
tho Eink at ; ixtv-third street and Third avenue
in., ,,,,,t,,, ,,h,..h ,,ns ,,.,r,,r,l s,,o..-r,i
=, M ',i,,,,' ,h' ,,,,lI,s'.
was lined with spc .tators. four or five
- I,., Will, ,hs hrndra,s ., ohoirs
l"nNs ''up' VIZ" ~ '""'.e
around the sng. III the centre were
mo. then hilei, Many ihii'S wrre pr RI ny,
nnl -'n3ll boys rllrn'i IN" lo'iy hr 'll.S whl-h
rinnurd "a" "n 'l' ga 20, ana p"r.h"d n thr win
d'W- in m iull Inc rh' ,rtu 'un.n, hcSpn
WIZ a p'ii"tn"ir" o'' IN" n.t.1I'mh,NI m i"r Ny
M'Wn'tS q. =. Ni W ~ ~ ~ilu lrl.'r lllN-
tvs from ihc YOUNG N"ns CHRISTIAN Assoria-
t.n an niprr -!nln' n'1iuhi-' i,
~, ~, hrs' al hr'l on th' sr,n. IN ~"
-hn"ot ON rr- ~ kinston nnd Castle, who
.n' ii.Nlly i'an.. a. vA ~ 'ulr'r WI sioN'
nnl"r use ~ui.rNlsi'h ol Mr. Nlt hcr' W'i
hn"Nn, - muster ~ i'rrW'ni"S IN u. r,nS.
if"'e VI M.u'r ana r'l,rl,As luloM,i WIN %
bout win me l"is., WA was iull "' M
lr' am Jury ni "a siaSs rn'9nnirr'
In'n 'nmn u" hhl lNry n'Eins match nr-
Mr a ,. T. ,Nast"r-nn ana y Donovan. alter
wAlrh >. VI. Ian HMunE In nilnh cluls. Two
i'Nth'lN, nhm'l ll9nh ny ndl on IN" gloves
next nni thrn Nlil r hnl fr der.kS battered
rl'h "tnr pHld.t hr'Asi- WIN, S!rEir
I'll h-' " nus p.iht efIrS" "oIy i,H ihrir
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S.iTCRDIY IN CENTRAL PARK.
The Grent Playground Of the Metropolitan
Incommonly Merry MuItitude.

Tie visitors to Central Park are more nu-
merous on clear. breezy day than when the
weather is excessively hot. Yesterday afternoon
all the parts Of It that are popular IA resorts
were crowded. Such baby show could he seen
nowhere else on the continent. Thousands Of
the little ones We're carried in arms wiierled in
carriHgcs or permitted to todllr 10y themselves
If biz enough. Thcrc were tangles of the small
vehicles IN the walks. as hard as those OF Broad
way TO straiehten out. There were amusing
groups Of babies rolling on the grass. kicking
VI their heels. and laughinG-Or crying. Larger
children were the next constituent ~ the i'm
nlrns' mutt tudc a. 10 numbers. Not less than
1000 boys were on the great base ball Held at
Ou'r. and tn" counting of the games in siinulta-
n.ous progress would have been dim ult task
Another gather TX place Tor tho boys WIS the
pond At Seventy -se'uni street where miniature
VA hiS We're sailed. The strudy hr"'zf mHd"
the stnri excellent and the shoot " water WIS
So crowded W III TN tiny hoats thnt the collisions
were many. Thousands ut grown persons
found diversion Il watching the play ot the
loNs at TINS point.
the hnlllilr sources Of pleasure were largely
drawn on. the "ulsrric. the roWnnht~ ON th.
lax. t.. restaurants, T." park carrhEr- anu
the SIN lri MNlks ait'rdnd Nnried means 81
enjoyment. Tho atmosphere WIS delightful
hr.us nearer too cool tuDu too warm in places
Whore the sun did not shine and the hrreze WIS
uuol-iru'tod The park showed neglect IN
scinr spots. tut in thu main was beautiful The
drives were in excellent condition and hy
reHsou Of the horses that were going 10 the races
IN jerome Park were more than rdlnnrily oc-
cupl"d. The four horse con'hcs and dog carts
wer'' n wonderful show Tor the children.
~" Nttu hiita Ton was mus on ll" M"l NJ
4 o'rlo *. S"m~ wcrr provided around the
siuui fer several thousand persons. AMI tenis
course stood. or walked about " thin hear NJ.
rur,s." ,-,,. IL = ~. '. . nnmp.r ,n..,r nl
bath Another wonder MS the uniform good
hclas'1r aud tla ar.y of dGuns mn --.
altIi'u-h Intoxicating Liquors were sold ia the
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STORY or CITY LIFE.
= Mother Of Four Children sent TO the Work
house Brcnus- shc Could not Work.

Mary Ruhl. arrested on Friday as a va
grant on complaint of her si,t r. WAS sent
10 the workhouse for siN months yesterday.
Her four children Were sent 10 the House
Of h roption. Eight weeks ago Mrs. Ruhl
was sent from the Five Points Mission TO the
Charity Hospital. She was suffering from
disease Of the eyes When she was discharged,
her sister procured her rooms at 100 Moll street.
Near hy WAS mustard factory. and the dust
from iN = So injured her weak eyes that -n" WIS
unable to work. On MOniay last she WAS Tor "d
hy non pay m mt Oi rent To- qut the house. HAY
no other place t. 20. she moved her iurnltnr" Ia
the house OF her strr Margaret Di"vrirh. OF
"a Rose street. Her st-r r",uSnd 10 receive
her. AMI Mrs. Euhl STAYED out IA III" ram, -hrl-
trrlng her children unirr an umbrella. Late
al night Mrs. DirNrirh allowed thrm to IL" IN
the hallway. The nrighhors rnis"d IS tor her,
hut she would not accept il. Tn" neat morn ~
Mrs. DlrNrich had her arrested. aud alter u
u sht IN the police station Mrs KuN WAS dis
charged by Justice Otterhours, ana warned not
20 trouble her SISTER. She, however, went back
ti her and WIS let in on account ol the ram.
on Friday sh" was arrested nguln, a nrphrW.
kllan D.eyri h. max ng the comlla nj. Mrs.
Dleyrl 'h SAID that her s,s"r did not try 10 WORK,
lui wished To- be- supported BY others. Thc
writer was told tho above story 10y Mrs. kuhl
IN the Ciiy Prison. Her eycs are st.ll II bad
condition. She thinks she has been hHdly
treated, bat is wiling On account OF hcr lnabil-
ity tO work. To- 10 to the workhousr. Her SISTER
has taken one child to live with her.
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BosToN, Juno 23.--Mr. Hayes and the ne
fdrio Cabinet arc to visit this city next week.
and tho cvont s to be surrounded with all the
scdt that can he manufactured to order. Mr..
Devcns came on hero quietly about ten DAYS
ago, and attended to the necessary preliminary
arrangements.
The programme. ne settled upon. Is as follows;
Mr.. Hnycs and party are to be formally received
at the Dorchester line on Tuesday. and escorted
into and around tho city by grand military
procession. The Governor has intmatnd to all
the military OF the State TINT they had better
volunteer. and such un intmatioh In Mpssa-
chns tia r. equivalent to u command. Who is
TO foot tho hills for this parade docs not rs vet
III Commencement exercises at Cambridge.
All the Administration papers mention thrt he
viii do this nj the special invitation of the uu-
thorities Of Harvard University, hut none Of
them deems II nc ,essnry 10 mention the fact
that he is indebted for III IFS invt tiJn to the good
ems. IL is understood hero that this gentleman
has been equally succ ssiul in prrsunding tho
University authorities tn confer upon Hayes tho
degree of Doctor OF Laws.
But this Manufactured enthusiasm over the
man with the indcliblr stamp on Il ; forehead
Will not impose upon the country. II does not
oven impose upon the people Of Boston, The
Union Club OF this city. although strongly urged
10y friends Of Mr. Devcns TO orer Hayes q public
rcrcpt on. declined to do ANYTHING OF the sort.
There will he procession; Mr.. Hayes Will Mt
tend the COmucnccmc nj, ana perhaps ro, eve
his degree: u few speeches viii b" mNlc. ana
then he will 20 away rs hc cpme-the first last
and only American counted into the Office OF
Prosdcn, by fraudulent suppression Of the
real votes OF tho people.
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1CCI >ED or BRIBERY.
Yonkers Excited over serious Charges a gainst
Some OF Its Aldermen.

Yonkcrs has been in fever OF excitement
for the past few days. owing T. the fact that
serious charges Of bribery and corruption have
been made against several members Of the
Common Council oi Yonkers in relation to the
confirmation hy that body Of the nomination 10y
the Mayor Of Bdly Hobbs 10 be City Treasurer.
I'm place of George W Cobb whose term Of Office
had expired. The Aldermen held stormy
INDIGNATION meeting on Friday night when
they demanded that there should be II thorough
examination. aud that the guilty parties, if any,
shouldhe wecdcd out. 4 committee, consisting
of Aldermen Shonnard. Morse. and Murphy
wa. appointed to Investigate the charges. and
report. They spent all day Saturday taking
testimony, when tAe following was brought to
night.
Hugh Kennedy. messenger from Alderman
Kilcy from the First ward. called on city
Treasurer Cohb ami told him that by payii x
5000 ns would bc ~ Ut IN his Onlrc, as no nom
moo by the Mayor would he confirmed. This
ofInr was sIurn'd by Mr.. Cobb, who declared
that il was against his principles and conNlr-
lions to do ANYTHING of tine KIND. A few days
Ia. work would be- done for sinO. Again Nj.
Cobb refused to have anything 20 do with the
thing. Various intr. gues followed to make him
fan INTO the trap, but all 10 no purpose, tn" Al
dermun sending word lac got no salary ns Al
drrman. WIS "a poor man, nni the lrgnsurer
could aillrd to pay TINT much Tor the oieo. 1t
nupnar-d tuW the same Alderman asked one
pointed nn Assessor tor tho FIRST ward, but
MIR. lmlom wasn't doing business that way.
'rne taking Oi testimony WIS run'ud'd but
the committee has not UT mad lls report.
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C.ftGHT ~ 4 BON.
How Adoiph Girndt. the Den'uliing Bnnker
Mn. Arrrstcd In Ills NefrIgerntor.

Adulph Girndt, German banker, who dis
appeared from his place of business IL First
street. upward of two weeks ago and who WAS
supposed To- have left the country, being "a de-
multer for t2O,OOO or $50 600, was found con
cealed in refrigerator in his residence, at SIS
Third avenue by Sergeant Wchh. on Friday
might. The officer WAS l"dtO suspect that hlrnlt
\yns concealed the house los srning n small hoy
come from il with $50 and tloOhi To- he cAHng-
ed. When requested hy stprokecprr 10 SlEn
an agreement about some husiu - he was
trnnsao ting respecting the wants of Girnit Is
house. the little fellow wrlt" Aduph Glrndt.
Girn,li', house WIS soar'hed When the lil Of
thr Refrigerator, in which he crou'hcd, was
raised, h. held knife. hat a revolver cowri
the 12Gh street police station and locked mp.
Girndt is a dirk -hnirod man OF about forty.
Of middle height with n niuriiNreve, which rare-
lv looks "A person squarrly in the tatc. lie pro-
tr-srd 10 transact all kinds of business for 'uS-
toners under power Of attorney, TO collect
boquost- or any other funds IN G'rmuny, 10
procure pass sports ana pna~as" tickets, To- give
his services IL a notary, 10 buy or sell bills OF
cNchaugc on Germany and u ro'riNr deposits
ON interest. The nliGnnlon against the man
in First street and its .n'ighlurhood Is very
grrnt. and "A number II humble people are ho-
rrt through his means Of all the money thry
had. The heaviest loser spoken of is Il Gormnn
widow for whom Girndt had recently cole ted
sG.ii2 in Germany, and who had left the money
in his hands. one young man LETT with hlm
~ OOO sent as a Wedding present by his father,
or three other cases of the kind are spoken of,
in which the amounts involved ar" smaller,
Many sums lost are less than 800, but several
exceed 81 OOO
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LIFE In TIE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE BY TH1
SUNS REpOR1IsRS.

Fer"cious Fighting Mt Church Picnic-A
tlerg4 mans Eyes Binrtri. u Mans Nose
Bitten on. and - Womnn's Fingers Broi<en.
The congregation of the Roman Catholic
Church Of St Stanislaus went on its annual
picnic on Friday TO Coverts's Woods, bnck Of
Williamsburgh. In the afternoon tho laborers
in Simpsons olrloth works who had holi-
day. had tight. which quickly extended. Tho
Rcv. Falhcr Baxter. interfering to preserve
order and protect the women and children. WIS
SGT upon and terribly beaten, receiving two
black cycs aud bloody nose, Abraham Pettit.
John Hard ,nnrra, james FOylc, and Henry
Way wsrn hndly kckod aud cut wth clubs.
while John Rommc.s's nose was bitten OF by
Thomas Murphy Muruhv also broke two IL
Mrs. hOmmcss llng'rs while she was cndcavor-
ing 10 protect her husband.
The fight WIS ended 10y the breaking up of
the ron c and flight of the picnickcrs. Justice
Marshall caused the arrcst Oi the rlnilradrrs.
and vest rday Afternoon committed Thomas
murphy without bail fur mayhem and fronious
assault. and admitted Nichoas Murphy Jnmes.
Joseph. and \ hOlas Doyle. and Thomas Cul-
lin to bail in 5000 TO answer charge Of lelJniOGs
assault.
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many 10 America because hc loves our freedom
Ani equality.
Rabbi levin, NJ the Temple Israel In Greene
avenue. Brooklyn. sad 10 his congregation yes
rhr social oven, which has formed the chief
SUBJECT of public dis ussion during tho past
'"k may lir classcd among those cur Gus in 'i
dents which o orHsionn.'y take .plnce. doubtless
Tor the purpOs" OF showing that all the fools
mr. not dead. and that although the ur' prnt cen-
tury -. ~ munv resp" Is. onr OF progress and
rnl ght"nmrnt. there IL yet, in certain quarters.
IN almost irr''s IT hlr dos re- to r'tuTn to tho
darkness Of nm age when hgotry and narrow
minird religious prejudice exercised their pO-
III and accuIsed influence Over the children Of
the une universal Father. lie who would at
t"mpt in tnis asc of general ,olcration and in
IN Ire" and glorious republic to st one class
o. the community nguinst another by calling up
the teuon OF higotry nni iunntlcism. which
clNll HAt on Years hEo Unsigned 10 IN" grave, IL
not only "A vrritHbie fool hut an arrant knuvc. nm
enemy to hs country. liater OF mankind. end
worker of ininuty. who should receive the
s"Orn and Indignation OF every man Of charac-
t'r and principle. and who should @ promptly
rclegutrd To that position of insgnin Hn"r and
so .ial obs -urity ior whirh he ~ 50 well fitted.
To the calm and unpr.Judic"d observer "
must be evident that Judge hlton's shameful
order WIS not intended for Mr.. Seligmnn or
for the class which is So obnoxious TO the highly
refined taste ui the GENTLE quests Of the Grand
Union. but was meant to cover al who bore the
name OF jew. Hebrew or lsraeltc The vim
dictiven"ss and concentrated rage and spite
which ia everywhere noticeable in MIR. Hiton's
utt"rnnrcs show that he IL also actuatrd Ivy "a
deep hatred against the Jewish race 10y "A desire
To r,,iyr. IA far as he is able. the intolrrnnt
spirit OF the pnst. Is such man. then. IN adj
Vrrsnry worthy of notire2 Shalt We who have
survived the most horrible perscc,tious which
mHuk md can endure. and who to-day are being
recognized IN almost every country ~ the brnr-
iHctprs of the human race. shall We. ask. fall
50 low ts to attribute an undue importance to
lie moan nrts and uliernnres Of such II man as
HMtpnf say emphuticnlly, MOL
Tn. American people are heart and ul low
crs of liberty. and. therefore. cannot tolerate
the ways of bigotry. The order OF Mr. Hilton
need not bn looked on as the iorerunncr OF any
proscrptivo policy on the part of the citizens u
TINS country, for prescription on account Of re-
hgious belief il n thing OF the past. has longngo
been cons igned 10 the tomb. and II Will 20 very
hard with him WHO attempts to rcsus citate 1t.
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OTHER VAR IOPICS.
The Neutrality OF the suez Canni-Frsnee's
Naval Preparations.

CoNsrANTINorLr, June 2}.-The Porte's re-
ply t. Lord Drrby'- note in reference t. the
Suez Canal WAS doSpnt he'd on the 2l-t instant.
II is understood that tho Porte accepts the prin-
cipic Of FREE nav igaion OF the canal by ncutras,
but reserves the righ, OF fshtins an enemy =
vessel.
LoSDoS june 23.-Thc Ddly Ne'rs Ploiesti
despatch confirms the report that the Grand
Duke Nicholas received the English attache,
Col. Wellesley, very brusrey H. put forth
81 pulations n the condition of his accompany
ing the army which must trammel him as IN
freedom OF acton would hr supervised strictly.
and he WAS warmed that IT WIS expo ted that hr
snoud not trsthy IA an unirirnily spirit. cot
Mrlicsiry remains at Bu mar, 81. presumably
awaiting liiStIu tiOn- from hpm"
PARIS. Junr 23-Ihr Chamb T of Deputies
PASSED yesterday II supplementary naval Vot" OF
Il .urly hlN million fran : for drmaments ncccs-
stated Is eve nt- in the East.
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R.iTD on ULICIT DIsTILLHRS.
Four Di-tiiierIes seized In Penn.Sivania nnd
Ten Men Arrested.

PIrrsDURGH June % 3--Collcctor Davis. Of
the United States Revenue office in this city re-
ceived Information a few lays ago OF the exist
cnce of band Of Illicit distillcrs operating in
the mountains nearthc state line, about sixteen
miles from Uniontown A gang Of lawbroakers
has infested that neighhorhood for years. and
lately Secret Agent Grrmrson worked ont IN"
clu" successfully. laying IN" offence against n
family nrHmrd bean.
Acting upon instructions from Washington,
men. uni placing them in charge of United
States D,trtt We VI Greatly started them out yes
tnrdny with insiru tions 10 make n general raid
ON all concerned. This afternoon Mr. Davis re-
cciycd the following:
CAoNrowN June ga 10 + VI
our raid success iu every respect Nt have
seized tour sun, ami uu ton nfl,>t'. sN of whom N,rr
sgrrfl-,i AMI captured iu the iu,tA at oruOk thus
thr same tl,uu> WHO made tlr attack
On Dcputy llua-eluau Aul My sell on On" lNih inst
1luNAs GmNisoN, Revenue AGENT
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A Cracked Wall thni 1, Precursor 10 anothes
Catastrophe.

The soil Is so loose at the foo, Of rark pa0o
tha' the water in the earth rises and tails with the uo
IN the North river Excavation for new building At lto
rarA place emily made three below 'hc ioun
dniion Of the west wall u 100. thus leaving The wan
standing shelf Of utstail, earth row OF pl4nks
were dri,tn down cnl fts tn hold c Viru up tficAs
sprih- in The iasieut nf lWi rn Friday n4ht Most q
the tunihc- Who uccrny thu ~ stories ~1ught
other places IN which to sircu. N,-vriuN morning tho
crurk- had growu inch wi1 aut were .uii guw ns.
Thf CLict o Inspection Of the Department -. buildings
warned uir occupant. To mutc ui, nni uil.u We \.
to huild new aud deeper foundation uui'r TIE Old
wall The owner oi the building Is Mrs Maria Adams
The tenant. complain htcau-e tNtN arr not ah-oiurly
ordered out u' tho huding. They that Al thcy IA
warning. they wall not be released from paynG
ron
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TIE INDIAN UPRISING.
Lieut.. Theiier aud ThirtS-thre~ Men Killed
In the White bird Fight.

WASHINGTON, June pa telegram re-
ccNcd at tn" War Department to-day from Gen.
Mcdowell says: Il cannot learn th0tthe upris-
ing has gone much beyond Joseph band and
the immediate vicinity. How far il may ~ cun-
not be- known News fror Howard * worry
meagrr. H. reports a loss IF Lieut.. Thciler aud
thirty three men. ! -nud ail tnr. e'yllry ln ih'
BOISE Iduno. us II l,wail " sn,- this column To-
be- 1T least 3UO strong. MAJOR Wood /. ports That
four ,.riupani OFF nriill. yy ami one of Infantry
Lett Portland yn-'Hrluy morning fer Lew stun
with throe months supplies. All the troops
have been brought away from Aiaska. leaving
no de.A 'hmcni there
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uniLE 1HE INuiTEs SITTER.
Politicians WranGling over the Patronage of
sium for the Insane.

A deadlock exists in the Kings County Char
ity Board over the appointment ol new Medical super
ntcudont Tor the flathu, Asylum and pending the in
irsurs OF the roluchns the clsht hundred inmates OF
the lmn under the control vi ademoraled corps
n onploNocs and stan ~ phl ,icans, who spend most
o ticr time about the public buildings trying 10 check
mate the fnrts tunt ar. tcn- made 10 out them. The
super, i,urs have provided Tor the cNpn,c Attending a
the appropriation l. not definite enough, ana fccs 10
ION is associates -clc tug SUI rrnt' 'ndcnt lils as
sucnos aver that Ehrr ing 10 make bargain to
keep Blanchard is FIRST Assistant o any physician VINO
rho but they rriue 10 accept his cooperation on
such terms The Commissioners meet To caucus iu'
morning preparatory tiklns some definite action ne -
week Dr Morris, Pre- -drnt ui the honrd, lhNurs Dr.
MacDUnud, aud 'mml.,i0nrr, storms ANA huehh sun
incline u Or iiumrr l. Htftlrt H.thc superintendent
irds uny Mr Khhr, vote To put the plans lVr reform
Ing the asj lam into swil operation
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M.rr,e Ensinna- Nn,,onn, Game.

team Of ten Philadelphia crlckrtcrs. q
which number fivo were The celebrated Iarsresvs9
brothers. visited Camp Wa-hnAtnn, Siacn island yes
tsrday and defeated the staten Island Club. IN one il
nng. with ~ runs 10 spare ON the Germnntowns ~
the club called side the irsrcayc> did good scrvice.
MAXIM 10 N ? =. |. a. AMI Iuhu ~. not out The
brothers alone defeated the Staten i4laudrr~ On to
staten Island ,lic the runs w,rr very iuof VI hNres
hing tn H. hest IN the fret uniul In V second in
ming Iancs showed some brilliant ilaN for runs and
W Donald rlnNtd in excellent haiiu- ~iNc tor 10
runs The bowling ana icdins oi the ihindr phils was
lNld that Tic other rcnic- were small lhe STATE
I-laudcr. played well, ant were not discouraged The
total follows Germantown. ur-t innings
i;s Staten Island. nrst innings. ~, second innings. 81
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sr.fRKs IH0M rnE IhIEGEtpM

Tho damage To- the cotton crop on Tive Ar
kiu,ls ilsvt ~ thc Hood Is estimated hi iful- io
90 bale.
Jan" More, amldllc-agol woman. WIS nlnrl
itd,ath nj h,plt l., ON fndAy nis her .. i's l"H
M me lrum a iiie
Daniel and James Ioadlry. aged 10 Hnl ~
ftspNcuNrly drowned on FRIDAY by thc uNrt
turning ul "a canoe near Al AnndrA bay,
4 large iron steamer. built for the Mallory
lime Sow Nurk, slcct-sullN launched al htsi'i,
"a, yesterday murnns she WAS not chrlaIched
Jess Warden, n well known scnle manu'ac
tur,r died IN Baltimore vest r'iN aernuon w tniutr:
ngcd II Years lie nAtNc W New Hampshire, hNt
Tor the mat forty i've wears y Irsllenl vi BaunVre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-24

Deputy Collector Lydeckcr returned. ycster-
day from Washington whittier IA, had been according
u rumor about the retention OF hi, office Ills
say that he Is safe Sr,cyor sharpe has bcca
Nnsn.ton but his Dnd. laugh at the report that
his going there To- defeat certain ,chtmc- tor ie
removal They that there j. no Foundation Tor t,e
that he l. To- b. superseded one hundred ,ui-
unycc, IN the Collectors Office are 10 receive notices
dismissal this week.