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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-01
RiPID TRANSIT ON LONG ISLAND.
Celebrating the Use OF steam In a Brooklyn
Street \ Nesterdny.

The opening OF the steam railroad In Atlantic
avenue. Brooklyn celebrated YESTERDAY The Long
Island Railroad Compan, had tour cars ready ai the new
depot at O'Clock A NJ At the Junction Of Atlantic and
flaibu,h avenues Into them poured cN Mayors, Alder
men, clerg,men. judges. politicians and railroad me
bound for an excursion to Shelter Island. Al Farming
dale Mr. Annro Sloie released two carrier pigeons
Greenport reached IN three hours ami twenty min
uir-. The IA. Cambria took iAc t~V hundred cNcur
uni-t- The i.Hui where NaVur Schroeder FURNISHED
a clam lA@c, served b, Donnelly OF the Boulevard
Hotel, College fulnt On the return lp az Farnin.ialr
metuns was called IN one ui te cars and on motion OF
Alderman FISHER vote Of thanks WAS returned 10 the
railroad company giving body such good time
Speech making wa, inlu.ci an A. Elst Ncw iurk hye
thousand persons had assembled the streets 10 wei
the rNoIrsionists The ff, Department out IN
red shirt. A band played. and ruokc's icw . nam
moth piece OF fireworks represented an engine with
tender named tnsied.' aud the initials l. X X "
the tender Underneath namcd The legend " At
Last The train moved away amid hurrahins AMI
Chr
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TURNED OUT.
CUSTOM Uouse Employees Discharged Becsosc
There IL more Money TO Pay Them


One hundred and sixty Custom House on
GERS wore long faces yesterday. They received
notice that their services were no longer needed
by the Government. The salaries Of those
turned out aggregated 1924 900 a year. The list
includes clerks. messengers, porters. and
ushers. They were the only ones who got their
pay for june Tho explanation given them was
that the appropriation from which they are paid
WINS exhausted.
Among those removed were ten employees in
tho Auditors Division. one from the Cashiers
Division. ten from tho Warehouse Division.
four from the Fourth Division. Ave from tho
Fifth Division. ten from tho Law Division. and
eleven from the Public Storcs. Among them
were William q. Appleton. entry clerk. $4,000
year appointed from Boston {; J II. Kimberly. en-
clerk. ~ 900 a ycar John H. Robinson. entry
clerk. 81. 200 n yoar. appointed on the recom-
mendation of the Twentieth. Assembly District
phillips iaqidaing clerk. $4,000 Z, year; y: d
s SSo year. year. koSept Grove. Clerk Vap and orator %
6 bndS o,l Gor 81 200 yss Hugh ,Ss
ssSSSaSn SSPs rsy osorsS GO sSaB Nnth
,so yeaT 22 % MADDEN Andnew
year. a. ii. Wilson. clerk. 1920 q year;
Joseph Curran. clerk, VI ,2OO, ADpOlntcd on the
recommendation Of the late John jacob Astor
and simeon Draper II. A. Uroer, usher. $40 a
year: p A: v@n Bergen chit wareH2usSo ~
clerk. t1 600 a year; +. II. Watson, clerk, Third
Division. sl.400 a year: Joseph A. Lackey.
record clerk. 81 200 year i. II. Bcmus. clerk,
81 200 n year; Raphael Well. messenger. Third
Division. 5000 a year; John H. Powers mes
senger. $500 a year; j. T.. Rogers clerk. 81 400
a year; Charles Strong. clerk. 81 400 a year; H..
A. Parkinson. clerk. 81 POO year: James g.
Smith. clerk, Eighth Division. 81 200 year: r..
Pinckney, OF Syracuse. clerk. 81 200 a. year
Somers clerk. 81 900 a wear appointed on the
recommendation Of the Seventh Assembly Dis
trct Association.
I, was understood that large number OF
those dismissed were clussed as carpet -haggers.
Several We're said to be wealthy men engaged
in private bus ness. Capt. John Mckenzie, an
eN-UniOn soldier who WIS "A clerk in the Ninth
Division, and who lost leg in the war; Capt.
Patrick Kelly also ar ex-sodier and clerk.
among the dismissed Col. Hall was witness
before the Investigating Commission, and wrote
ont his questions and answers on Custom House
reform. Ho has II relative in the Appraisers
Department. Capt Max Won AmelunNen. a
onc-legged soldier. who was removed from the
Naval Office. started for Washn ngton last nigh,
to lay his case before Hayes and ask for rein
statement. Finy-three inspectors received let
tcrs Of dismissal at the Barge office last even
! but II WAS reported that changes would be mad,
| among them this week, and that some u the va
cant places would be filed by clerks who hav,
been removed.
Tho weighers and their assistants are not L
| be touched for "A while yet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-01
THE FIGHTING IN TIE EAST.
THE EFFECT or THE BoMBARDMENTS
ALONG THE DANUBE
Foreign Consuiates In Rutschuk Riddied with
shells Unma-kinu Turkish Bntteries-A
Severe Battle In Progress near sistova.

severe ""'"e =" "'"' ~
LONDON, june o3O.-Despatches to tho Ne'os
from various points on the Danube give partic-
ulars Of tho frightful bombardment along that
rivcr. AT Rustchuk the German consulate was
,,-., a.. ,....,,. -. .hous tho Fronoh
destroyed by twen'y-iour shels. the frohch
by three shells. and the Austrian con-
srIoto VIVA riddled The military hoapital
IN the jews puhrtor Iocoi'ou eo'on'
two shells. They fell everywhere, and no spot
can he considcred aafe Unto "Wednesday tho
60, ~ -, -, n ooo - q 900 ,a,,s ,,,o
turks hau throwh z."V or o'oVV snoHS 'h'o
Giurgevo. However. though the streets mere
o,d ,horo oro ,ioughed nm and bouses bored
.,,, , 80. r. $40 ,11,,so In ,,,on,, or
urouEh' NV ''oI u" "'"ii ',i0 """o ~ "O, "
thirty il seriously injured. At Oltcntza. Gen.
Fbrenworth Of the Eleventh Infantry Division,
''"'V '"oi' VI Wv 80 - ,r..,t.
was shot through the shoulder by turkish
sharpshooter from the other side OF the Danube
Ns,rs dosnatcb from Vienna datnd last
'e"' - 80. :. ~. .''a,,,,,,I ,axa
night. says III If perslstoh'ly ahhouhvou hoio
that a battle has been raging to-day below Sis
,o,,o so,vi. bas ord.rod Mt Paris accoutre-
'oVa' ocrs," n n"e oi"eiou u, ,.,,., a.. ~.
ments Tor oO.OVo men. 10 Do ueh'ereu III 'hreo
weeks"
rho ya,. haa nm Ol,o,i,za dasna,cb dated
no '.,o -" 80 :. mi ,,,,r,ir,,,s
wednesday. whlch says ihls morn'ns
operations have been successful attempt TO
unmask tho Turkish batteries by launching a
a.s -. -, .s,.,. -, ,,,,,iara
meet OF elght poms loaueu win uuniny SoioieiS'
When the fleet reached mdstream 1t drew fire
from, n tboua,nd rines md ,nnnv cannon upon
,.,s - :, A., p-.. 80 .,,-.,,. -
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entrica thcse were the starters: ]. II. Gihncy's
ch T. Indiana 3 years. 10i pounds: Matthew
Byrncs's oh. G. King Bee. ycnrs. l1S pounds;
NJ. Suttcry's oh. g Durango. years. ll5
pounds; ID. ID. Wthers's ch. T. Cyclone, ycnrs,
1i3 pounds: Jamca Brvins's ch, T. Hattie r..
yenrs, 1i3 pounds: Y. Morrs's blk. T. Faithlcss,
years ll3 pounds; and @. Longstans b; c.
Brucmcr. 3 years. 10l pounds. Average of mo
-faithlcss. $40; Cyclone, 22O; Braemor
100; King Bee, 100; and Field. 300.
As the flag fell they got away Faithlcss being
very quick MAIDS the running at her best pace.
followed hy fnHann, Mt an interval OF a length
and "A half Cyclone. King Bee being two lengths
behind. AftTr the first quarter OF mile FAITH
less foil back Ia Indiana. Cyclone and King Bcc
Tho horses entered the homcstrctrh all in y
henp cnch under tho whip. md doing its level
best. Saycrs, on Fnithoss, drew away. and won
II hard fought rncc by ono length. in 1.lS, Hat
tie 4. second Cyclone third. tho rest scattered.
Tho Paris tlutucls paid si466 for 80 ON the
TRcTiNo IN FLEETWOOD Park.
At the closing trots in Fleetwood Park,
yesterday. there was u small nttendan -. owing
t. the rncrs at Long Branch. and there wns only
one trot for Il purse of 81 900. for horses that
have never trOttod faster than 2:2S; 5000 Tor
frat $3.50 the second. $3.50 third. and 500
fourth. There worca startcrs-Phil Proeser :
blk. +. Columbia Chief. A. G. Holdridges hr 9.
Damon, j. L. dilbrrt's b. =. King Philip, ~. ~.
Gilhcrt's g. L. Harry Gilbert, John =. Hliss's b.
T. Result. N. Goodin's h. m. Lady hildeer;
Damon won tho first and second heats and
King Philip took the third heat Then Damon
won the fourth heat and trot. The best timo-
2.27G-was made in the second heat
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A Roman Catholic bishop Dead.

TERRg HAUTE. Ind June 2s-Bishop Maurice
dc pAlai. the diocese Nnoenur, died very suddenly
OF apoplexy at 81 Mary's OF the W'od-, THURSDAY after
noon. lie was taken III that morning at O'Clock. Just
hc pped Of Father Cha.lcs house he tell To the
ground and uttered single cry tor help lie borne
into tho hOuse AMI Aii bed. from which he never
rose. The sacrament was administ red hy Father
B6noit. NlcaTGcnerA Of the Diocese o Fort wayne. Al
ths attack the Bishop was unable e. communicate
with those around him except BY signs lie was con
scious until few hours before his death The scene
about his death bed was NerN tanohns All the sisters
knclt hy the bedside weeping There were many ut his
old associate and workers IN the early Mission, present
who were brothers. The Bishop chmc 10 Ninctn nnUs
when tile tOwn-the rrst white settlement IN lndinna-
WA quite small He worked among the Indians and
white settlers tor several years
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sPARKs iRom rIiE rELEGRlPH.

Tho Hon. Kenneth Rayncr yesterday took the
rT'h o' once - solicitor OF tile lrcasuIN
j., B. haskell, OF the Boston HrraH. sailed
Yesterday Ion Europe, ~ be abs,nt Sc 'tral months
Gen. Potter will relieve Gen. Pitcher ns Gov
OF July.
has been awarded 10 M",-ts Rand, Avery 20 Tor ne
Ntars from the lst oi July
James Plat Of PhiladclIhia was yesterday
convicted OF murder In the degree ani sentenced
w. twelve years i'm ,fisonment
Tho coalhreakrr at Forosvllc. Pa. owned by
WiNAhNf 60. ~ lhl at pima, NRuHd At +unIi .Na.
N"imd Yesterday morning ana t'h total lH',
III Dn b IrrsS of Worcester. " i-... vii IA.
81 10 iN 1879 H.t Dom .iIN. I.I. .tf ...
iN go H' .iil Mi.- II.....e asa Htrs.J
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Hayes Anxious to Make nm Example.

WASHINGTON. June 30.-The case OF James
wilson OF Iowa talked over today by Hayes and
his party their way home OF them says, and 1t
agreed that this not case for summary meas
ures under the President, civil service order Hayes said
he would make a example of the nrst offender Ani a
particular friend that all the Republican as-oca.
ton, IN town made up ufcchulicrs Will have TO dis
band or he made examples Of Meanwhile the treas.
urcrs clubs actively pushing around and col
lectlng all the money they due subscriptions
and haviug hard time OF It every way wiling the
Toledo Fnsima Is said at the White House. was
renIoA NJ hecau.e he was too much Of a p0huelan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-01
NEU JERSEY.

Andrew Wiley, fireman on the steamship
notus, oi the ,.uaro line, tell from the wharf IN Jer
seN Clty, and WAS drowned
very attractive programme for the athletic
games ln Long Branch on tuesday has been made The
snoris WIN include watkins and runnins puiuns the
shot, and Other atrac uons.
The reduction u 10 per cent, in the wages OF
the employees the Delaware. Larkawanna and West
cru kArodd takes rn,ct today. The engineers and
men have abandoned all int, uuon 10 striNe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-01
E..Mayor Hair. Daughter Married.

The last wedding at which the Rev. stephen
H. Tying Jr olo lated before his departure for Europe
that by which Miss Maria Theresa Hall daughter
ofcx Mayor A Oakley Hall becamc Mrs. william Bigc.
low crosby, on Thursday, IN the church ol the Holy
Trinity \ small lnhHgc ot relatives AMI friends
Witno sod the ceremony White -llktn rihhun., tied
across the site As,s closed them against all Visitors.
who obliged o. st toscther IN the body oi the
church The bride dressed m plain dress o white,
aud those who invited came in ordinary attire.
The BRIDEGROOM ; a yOuiig
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BALTIMORE. June 30-The Grand Jury OF
Baltimore county. who were in,esuss,iug county mat
and accounts involving question, Of alleged frauds.
day requested the Court which had announced that
II would adjourn the session today, to extend the
term, 80 ; 10 allow them time for fun invesu-
gauon The Court rcpnci that as there were
specific CHARGES against any individual ueN woui
adhere 10 their declaration 10 adjourn the term
today The urand Jur, then rcured and shortly after.
ward returned lroscntcnt against judges Grason ana
Yclot, for ohsiructng and hinicring their vc,uEn.
tons TIE court inquired Of the state Attorney II ne
could prepare ndictn nts against them by oclock and
his the negative. the Judges adjourned
the court until the September term.
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HAT CREEK. Wyoming. June 30.-There was
another coach robbery "Wednesday night The stage from
the boxes taken The passengers were noe
molrsfDd IN, robbers sent word by the driver Ia tho
managers ot the stage line send them pair OF god
scale, As dNmng dust with spoon was not always sat
isfactory. detachment of twenty cayal!mcn, undcr
Lieut. Reynolds lett Font Laramie In search Vi the rob-
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TIE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Cn1ton Celebration Opened by Mr.. Glad


LONDON. June 30.-The Caxton celebration
was opened to-day at the Horticultural Gardens. Ken
sinston by Mr. Gladstone. Its Of the most unique
exhibitions held IN London The collection OF early
printing Is very remarkable, comprising the oldest
istng English newspapers. some dating a. far back as
l,7 the wonderful stevens collection Of Bibles and the
nncsi cole cton music IN the world Among other
works Is Charles copy Of Shakespeare lent by the
Queen In the CANton room 100 volumes from Cax
pres. including Dices and Savings OF the rhiloSo
rhcr- l477, the rT, book issued from the CaNtoi
There also the Rccuye Of the Histories OF rrove
i47l thc book printed In English and bought
IN iSl2 tor s5p,p The Emperor aud Empress Of Brazil
were anong those present
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a Farm House nurnea by Tramp.

WArERTowS. y. Y. June 30A farm house
near Sorliusvlie Jefferson county, was burned on
Thursday. OF the occupants, Mr.. Patterson aud one
small rhpd ESCAPED hv running through the flames with
their heads co,g.U with blankets git csht year, old
WAS burned ~ dHuh. Two small hu'S >aNti themselves
b, iuinlug from chamber window The lrr /, sup
posed 10 have been the work OF tramp who Lad been
refused admission 10 the house that day
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United state. Currency Outuana,ns.

WAsHISGToS. June 30-The following is an
official statement of the United States currency oui>ani
ins at this date Old demand notes sbs %, legal
tender notes, 500 1oi 33- notes o l9a e--~a, com
pound interest notes. so i2dO fractional currency SO
iu3i3TJi, total s3S0, ,d27s76s -
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Coroners jury, after hearing the testimony
wlinc ~ Ne o John McMulcn and Gcoree r.
osoy who drowned at the pier at Bedford street
on the 2lstiist ccn.ured the Dock Department fer eay
INK thr pier, uuh-liad dnd dangerous. MI MrNullen
with yuing LoscN. h. nt UhcW. il,, hdrkci rom PIC
ne hnr.r that eNtnn-, when II was dark ani while
severe thunder storm was raging Young Lns'y. walk
iu- the stn piece 20 avoid hc water fulilcs on the
pier slipped and ir io the rlycr being strtlcd ly AN
Unusually VIVID Hash ui lightning Although unable u
swim. Murn lnlnicd an a'ier linn. Both were swept
lc luT AL u
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Suspension or Pennsylvania state Bank

PHILADELPHIA June 3O-Thc Twenty
ward Bank, state institution, closed It's doors today
The iepoors will be paid IN fun, and the Stockholders
Will receive about eighty per cent oi their stock Tie
latter have already received four dividends Oi ee per
each since the organization ut the bank IN 1871
The the failure tu make the in tun success
NNAs lMADlLlA 70 conc WIN thn nailumAl nAnk,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-01

The new. gaiy-pninted mail vans Of the
United states Postal Department made their hrst ap-
nearance yesterday ina procession in the streets Mr.
Geo. X. otis who was Superintendent of the overland
mail under Ben Holaiay is the sole proprietor OF
hud contractor or the delivery Of the Ncw York mail
mater The wagons closed with patent locks with
spring doors ON side, AMI end No driver j. allowed
access the INSIDE ~ the the KEYS OF the doors
are the hands ~ the postal agents The whole eN
pense Of the equipment was about s7hpn Tie large
wnl ons drawn hy horses carry eight tons of mail
those hy horses hyr tons. and those by
tons They viii carry sixty tons OF mstter IN
"a day. and dulns entire l9Oa
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A Four.Oared Race ON the Jane. River.

RIcHMoND June 30.A four-oarcd boat raoo
cane On tue James river at Lynchhurg to day. be-
tween the University of Virginia and the Tobacco C,y a
LNuchhurg crews. The distance was one milo ana re-
turn The Tobacco city crew ,i throughout winning -
fourteen minutes and two second. fIye thousand per-
witnessed the regatta This was the hrst rrsatA
ever held In Virginia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-01

Mr.. Hayes. with several Of his Cabinet ar
rived at Pier - North river yesterday, in the steamboat
Providence He transferred ly special TO
the Ieunsyl ylNana Railroad depot IN jrr.ey city. in time
connect with the express train Tor WAshnstun lie
cNAicd the few persons assembled AT the pier aiA was
on before they could go across the river
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despatch was received at half past 10 o'clock
last evening by llil, General Superintendent of the
Eastern Division OF the Enc Railway. from r. r. Wright.
informing him that the Intention 10 strike had been
abandoned, that the furemcn the had signlhel
him their willingness To accept Tie reduction Ot their
wages aud that everything all right auS the line.
Mr. Wright is tho General Superntc ndsnt OF Transpora
ton and had ~ HurnelsNid to conduct the ne9o
uanens with the dissatisfied employees.
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Hayes's summer Residence.

W>-HINGToS. June 30.-All Of the inmates OF
Us, uiiye Mansion with servants. horses ana ncccs
str, objects have been removed 10 the Presidents cot
ta,e AZ the soldiers. Home Tor the summer Upon the
President TO the city thi, evening he proceeded
immediately to his summer home. which l. the largest
cottage ON the grounds. the was formerly o'cu
pi.t hy President Lincoln, directly adjoining uc Home
building.
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Two Attempts at suicide.

Annie Mcintosh. "a lodger in the Church strce
police station tried to hang herself with handkerchief
an iron bar in the dodgers room last evening. The
doorman heard her groans and her down time to
save her life Afterward while In cell watched by an
officer she tied her stocking tightly around her meek.
before the door could be unluc kUd cious
upun the fioor revived AMI said that she
widow with three children. and had lust froin
fhadcph To look Tor her brother She complained u
a severe pain in her head
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HOURS or LEIsIRE.


Gigantic Four Alpine Grove. Aug. s.
Metamora Tribe. No. G, Oriental Grove. Aug Y
Kerbs 4 Spiers' employees. Joness Wood.
Friday
81. Anthonys Parochal Schools. EaSle-wood
Grove, I'M ln,h
Old Guard. Seventy ninth Highland.rs Elm
Park, Wednesday.
q. Si1cnherg Il Co.'S employers on the Gon.
Sed- NicA, lntl INST
Daniel OC9nu n Bcnr' eat !r.s. !. a4u',
Bellevue Ia h, ebay
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Economy ON the Long Island Railroad.

FLUSHING. June President Ropes Of tho
Long Island Railroad resigned his Office, and Aioph Pop
penhu.cn succeeds him The new management Is re.
duoing the expenses Of the road To-day number of
employees DISCHARGED. and the salaries Of the
officials reduced, in some instances 3j per cent
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WASHINGTON. June 30-Information is re-
ceNei at the state Department that Gen Grant intends
leave Rn-land immediately after the Fourth Of July,
and Will then proceed 10 Belgium, switzerland Norway
ami sweden aud Russia, IN the order iamci aud on his
return itVm Russia " ~ spend some time IN iafis
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QUEBEC. June 30.-Whe IA carriage. contain
Ing Nrs FalkenbuH widow OF the late Baron
falkcnburg. and two friends was crossing bridge
over the Moninorcncy rver. yesterday l2D miles
this cltN, the bridge gave way ana the party Tell
with IL a. the bed of she stream Mr., tHkenhurg
killed. ncr companions escaped with slisht injuries.
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The Japanese Insurvent. Dispersed.

LONDON. June 30Thc Pail Mall Gazette this
afternoon says a teegram received to-day from an
oncal source states that the insurgents IN Japan have
teen dispersed and portion of them driven into the
province OF Bango Tranquility Is nearly restored
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little cran Alpha which !, expected by her ow Ner, 10
solve the canal towing piohem The eohancM ap.
pnrAtu, OF PROPULSION consists OF pump that iorccs
water thruuAh -, inch tubes with 30 pounds steam
the pump makes lNl strokes minute. They ar.
RANGED that she may be bac ked or turned about
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CLEVELAND, June 30.-Ths morning Frank
Haron, accompanied by boy named william Kelly.
drove n horses under large tree near Younss
town, ONO, for II lter Tho struck by lght.
ming. klls MAron. helly. and The team u hOTses
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victim. of the sn,cr Lake Explosion.

BosroN. Mass, June 30.Myra. aged years,
the daughter OF Mrs George Phillips Of Harrison
square died. from injuries received at the Silver lake
plnson The chances o death recovery oi Mrs fhl-
hp, ami Mrs about even A. the boiler
is raised tie United States Inspector wall examine It,
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a Federal Omcer Removed.

WAsHISGToN. june 30. 0.rhomas d. Bond
SupcrutcidD at OF tho Interior Department. was ro
move, to-day, The office vii not b" hlrd, hut the duties
wall hereafter be performed hN the chei clerk.
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\ Prisoner shot Dead by "a Mob

HICKMAN. KY. June 30.-Jamcs Anderson,
pos, to belong To an extensive gang of thieves ws1
taken ont Of Jail at hs place last nsht b., mob and
shot 10 death.
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SpauInrds nj N Picnic.

Hnrlom River Park last evening was abazs
with many colored lhis. ana was Brilliant, decorated
with tho fags various nations the occasion hcing The
annual picnic of the spanish Benevolent society, Il
NaciunB About $50 Sprnmrds present, and sons
40 of thcir friends Dancing was INDUCED IN unui
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DR. Pierce Of the Worlds Dispcnsary. Buf-
fsln has perfected. by the combination OF certain
vegetable extracts natural specine which he does not
extol asa cure all. but one who admirably iuhlsa
uf purpose being most positive and reiAhe
remedy thosc weaknesses and chrome complaints
that hnict tho oi the pre-nnt dav This natural
specific compound tllcd Dr llerces FNOrlie Pre-.
b TIptiun. Ills sold y druggists -Air
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-01

The BROOKLYN Pension Agency. which, 10y tho
order ~ Secretary Sohur/ was consolidated with the
once m thus ciN ceased toeNi-i Yesterday Col James
Mel er the Pension AGENT li Brooklyn, and Ten ticiks
thrt oui nj employment The change " ~ WHke
II necessary ali nnrn ui men 10 80 10 New iurs
tO a notary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-01

BRIDGEPoRT. June 30-An incendiary fire last
night destroyed tour story wooden building owned by
Hanford Lyon and occupied hy Charles Beers CO.
ptuters The loss the building l. 5000 insurance,
s. 7to the Merden Of Mcriden ami Home OF Newark
The loss on the stock 10 S2,5Ou, Insurance. 2pn