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BEicHrNG 4 RErEvUE CUTTER.
Cunning on IL Rock where the Charts Plainly
DcIlncate Rocks.

WASHINGTON. July II. The sinking Of the
revenue cuttHr Grant WIS reported in the
mornin. dcspnirhe- The story was not cred
u'd e. TIER at the Cn1st Survey ON 'c or at the
Navy Department. until 1t had become known
thhta private d"spat n WIS received las, night
IRON - rotary sherman nnuounriu.. tnai the
steamer had run upon a -,rk ani it had been
subsequently hea'hed 70 save her from sinking.
lh" matter has raus "a inrsual comment in nll
OH 'ial los owing to the fnci TINT the cli,f
r.lr"s"nintlN's of three bran ehcS of strNi.o
'lHt-" i"'p "ially W tn AL Efforts for the safety
~ c"Nst D ttlEhiun ,r' r'pf 's fut-d n party
namely. ihrt tuiri oi the CoIsf Survey the : l.r.-
tAr' oi the Lighthouse Board. and the ON ..rs
IN rhATs" oi l4lc-SaN.us stations. The Grant =
'N of 'i' lar ''st ui tn r,N 'nnf cutters. bong
700 tons burden aui dttNfns nlnr f,et VI
water Shn was run. nt, ilmn wu.re the
,h9r'9 -uu" ah "a .Du ...uf wHt0r uiil pInIniy
DEL n"at' TIA" ro.k- 4 is sun scd from S.
rotary SA"inmn' Il p lfi b NAT the huny whi,h
iu"rhrd TIE rod on which the vessel struck
J. iA been hro.rn away b, -lfIe passing \ .-,-l
p" danlt-' 10 tlf Vessel. whilh WIS abandon
"d i' ~ p4ry on the beach. has not yct been
3 It.4.If H.
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IRENION ) MYSTERY.


ThrNroS. Nj. july li.-Thc mystery sur
rounding the d.sappcaranec OF the II ,n. Samuel
W. loumans thrk"ns. 7 imp. son that he
WIS ioully dealt with gains ground rapidly. An
investigation Of his accounts shows that he ia
not financially embarrassed. ana that he has
considerable balances in both tho Trenton and
Mechanics Banks Tho story that ho had
forged his father-n-law's name 10 Il note is un-
true. Mr.. Abbott. the President Of the Mechan
les Bank. states that h. believes Mr.. Yeomans
70 h' as honest u business man as there is in
Trenton, Mr. Forrman, his iather-in-iaw. is
haying the creek dragged again today
The greatest excitement prevails hero To-
niGlt. canard WAS cir uatrd that Tho body
9t ioumans was found in tho canal near Ea-
kcrs Basin. The report was not trun The
dragging Of the Assanhink creek was finished
~ "ight o'clock. but no body WIS found On
Monday Inst. Noumans received an nnOnVnnus
l"tt"rr c9niainins the words Laok oul Tor your.
snlt,' former resident Of this city now in
Ihilndclphia, il suspected 10 be- the nuihNr of IL
II has been asr"ttn.ned that loUmuns did nj
Thursday night.
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THE CTNSER MTRDER.
Testinony ofthe Neighbors- The Old story OF
Family QuarrcIiing.

George Michel and John Elsie, OF East
Wiiamsburgh, who were arrested on suspicion
OF having murdered john Gunser on the 18Th
Of May. had hearing before Justice Marshall.
Of N"wtown. yesterday. August Schreirr said
he hal heard Michel call Gunser old and
crooked legged. AMI say to him that he would
not he limpng around tho town much longer.
The ie"hLg between Gunser and Michel was
very bitter.
Mrs. Sophia Duester testified that she once
heard Michel call Gunscr lame. crooked dog.
and say 10 him: The devil broke your bones
.h t' h't 10 won / be long before Le breaks
them again
Mr. Mary DIETRICH said that s'ra NJ ehel wns
VI uni ait"r midnight On tNcuI-hf OF tue mur-
q T.. me n"N morning sh" t.li tur witness
iuht sIn WAS getting an unlershIrt ready for
h'r husband. 81" had hrarl Mrs. VI thrl say
tlHt somebody would have to bee murdered h.-
goa" peace could be restored in tie IA -lphbor-
hood.
Iie hoaring was adjourned. Tho auihorl-
IA Two PRISONERS 70 outui Gum r. house after
Al.iii siil 'n th' nlght Of the n4urirr.
Ms. tuusnr complained TO Justice Marshall
Yesterday that Mrs M'hrl WAS constantly
hhu-iug hrr. telling her that she (Mrs. Gun>rrI
had murdered her husband. Mrs Guns"r
asked for warrant for Mrs. MicAel's arrest.
bul II WAS not gwen her.
Tue prisoners are in the old unbledown iail
oi y wiuwn. The windows Of their cell. oppn
INTO thr street, 50 that whrn they are tired of
tonNrrs n with rucn other Hey can anuse
thru selves hy tnlking 20 friends outside
week 1r iwo dgo AL m" cells keys were carried
away lie cells are secured by padlOtks.
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GRiyTs Rorrnv ADMINfsrRArroy.
Clerk In the Indian Burcnu Di-missed for
Alleged Bribo Taking.

WASHINGTON, July IL. $. Hayden, n
clerk in tho Indian Bureau. wns to-day sum
mnrily dism ssed hy the Secretary Of the Into
rior as the first public result Of the pending in
Vcstgation OF the alcgat ons Of irregularities
and fraudulent practices in the Indian service.
Secretary Schur1. in his letter OF dismissal.
sets forth that the stimony taken BY the Board
OF Inquiry shows that Hayden. according to his
own evidence. has accepted money and other
thlhes oi vnlue from contractors. and that no
nus held private correspondence with outside
parties IN relation To Official business of the de-
pdltmrnt The Secretary concludes 10y saving
tnHt su IA conduct is utterly IN Ompnt bile with
thdt ms OF duty and I'll Jsr principi's Of honor
Whlch should animate every public oilocr and
thcrelore not frs Hayden that his services Will
Oe immediately dispensed " tn.
secretary Schurz in cOnvcrsat on on this sub.
l'ct, tNlr ss''s an earnest determination to
summary uisniss any and all employees of
mo department who may be found guilty OF
irregular or corrupt practices. Hayden was
appointed from Marylnnd. and has been a clerk
IN the bureau Tor sixteen years. lie says his
testimony related to trhnsactions occurring
many years ago AMI has been misunderstood
II mas therefore this afternoon asked n suspcn-
SION OF sentence for few iays. until he can
make an explanation. which lac asserts will b.
found satisfactory.
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THE WARFARE IN TIE EAST.
ARJITES MOyING, nut No BfTTLEs AZ
YET REPDRTED.

Greece EnroIiina Volunteers. and Making 40
tive Preparations a Bcnini that Austr,s
IL Getting Ready to Fight Russian stock
with his army. has left tho eastern frontier Of
Montenegro. and is marching toward Sienica-
The Prince Of Montenegro has ordered scv
eral battaliOns to concentrate near Nitsics TO
bcsiego it.
LONDON. July IA special despatch from
Giurgovo to the London Times snys: From n
close inspection Of the various battrrics AT Slo-
bosla and from observations Of the Turkish
positions facing them. 1t is perfectly explicable
that tho damage both to Rust 'huk and Slobosia
may have been caused in tho course Of engage-
mcnt.without either the Turks or Russians hay-
ing designcdly attempted to destroy dwollngs
consulates. DC"
The Times Vienna correspondent circum-
stantlally denies the lntcst reports of Austrian
military preparations. and also that Baron
nrnncc, '
A special despatch from Berlin to the TaR Nan
td<rue mas tho following: German settlers in
W. ,i Doprurrs'hl are seriously suifrrln from
tne war lhc German Government has COM
planned to Kussia and Turkey of their i'll trent
ment by soldiers Of both countries"
ArHENs. July H. Greek volunteers arrive IN
mdsse from Turkey. nni nre enrolled in tho
bfeok army. Tho reserves have been callni
oui. ana military defensive measures are pro-
LONDON July 1.-THE Times Vienna cor-
respondent circunstaniially denies the lat.st
reports ol AuSirian M itary preparations AMI
also lh9t Baron Cnlicc's visit 10 England hns
q, PARIS. July n As it Is. Investment stooks
nave rS"n considerably. and among fnr,ign
s'o ks Russian have fullrn. while Turk ish nd
from Armenia.
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SITTING BULL OTER THE BORDER
How the Impiacabie Warrior was Received
by the Canadian Police.

WAsHrNGTON, July li-Tho Indian Orlco
has received. through "A military channel a re-
port from Lieut.. II. II. Day Of the Sixth In
Mntry. communicating Information rercntk
given him by Capt Freechct Of the Canal
Mounted Police. concerning Sitting Bull and
the various bands of hostile Indians viii Ia have
crossed the boundary line into British terri
tory. Capt Frceeh"t stated that MAJOR Walsh
Nsted Sitting Bull early in MAJ near the head
OF fr"n 'lmans Greek. Sitting Bun said t.
MAJOR Wash that he desired 10 remain with the
Canad ans duru.' the summer; that he would
lnSfru MN as 10 the law that he raln. th,rn
b'Wqsr ne was urea Of n-ltln., ana that i he
cpuii nut mnN" 70 ~ NJ IN CanIda he would re-
turn the United States. Spotted Laelc. Rain
IA the FACE. Medicine Bear, and u number oi
oih'r chl'is of the hosi lie SIOUX were present al
thiS roun III, together with about two hundrnI
,,Ns's % tlrir followers. They wrr" tohi hy
MAJOR Walsh, and also 10y Cant Frerch,t that
hunting purposes. and that should any oi their
propir rr2ss to tne American side ana commit
any depreciation IN" chiefs would be- held re-
sponsib" hnl De pun. shed, hut that 50 long as
thny behaved themselves they could reniain
tl,re with the Canada Indians.
,hN. it'''l'',' ihlYIli"h Lieut.. Day, however.
thht lhc 'anediNn Indians ara al oppoS ,d H.
,p"lllhi} lh' ts th' > are ht war with them.
IL also stated tnnt IA the event of the Uni.d
States H9Nrrnnrni dcm1nding the hostll-s tho
mounted ponce lonly 300 mrnl would be an in
sum 'lrnt loran tu drive them ont of thnrouutrv
lie sand thr hostile Indians hnvc a good suupiy
OF arms ana hoisos and ponies hut little or no
uInmunitiOn. No Indian can obtain ammuni-
tion FROM The trnlers ia British territory with
out IN order from the military cOmmnnlrr
Mh u u not given cAcept for u strictly limited
qunnt,ty, sufficient TO supply immediate, needs
hy hunting IN case the Indian 10 actually suffer
ing for food.
In reply to a question as TO whether the hos
III" lndHns were permitted 10 trade or give
away the United Snt's hors"s mules and arms
IN tn"ir posS'ss,on Capt, Freechct stated that
IA" Canadian authorizes looked upOn them M,
til" spohs ol war, and had gwen no order re-
gariins them. Lieut.. bay in con fusion, re-
IWrib tnat from all tho Information he can
,Hthnr tr believes there must h.. some 400 or
900 lodges OF hostile Sioux now nprtn Of tho
boundary Iihr, numl"rlnS at least 300 lighting
mon, AMI that they intend moving south Oi TIC |
Yellowstone during the numnor.
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A ROW ON GREENWOOD LAKE
COURTNEY SUDDENLY IND MYsTERT-
OJSLI DISIBLLD.
suspicions Of Drugeing IA Cup or Tea-RIey
Ordered to Row over the Course Make.
the Fastest Time on Record Dark IIInt.

Ordered to Row Over the Course Make.
the Fastest Time on Record Dark Hints.
The thrcc-mic turnabout race that was
announced for yesterday on Greenwood lake.
Tor the amntcur championship OF the country,
between those famous scullcrs Charles f.
Courtney OF Union springs aud James f. Ri
ley Of SarntOga WIS not rowcd owing to Court
ncy's sudden sickness He had been in perfect
condition. md the news orcasioncd grcnt dis
appointment 10 the numerous spe tutors. Thrre
ara suspicious circumstances cOnnetcd with
Courtncy's sudden illness that show a
probability OF foul play. IIo had been
staying at the Windcrnero Hotel. Mt the north
ern end Of the lake. but on Friday took rooms
in u hotel kept hy q Mr. George. Yesterday.
after dinner. he called for a elnss OF iced tca
and in a few minutes grew deathly sick. and
vomitcd prolusoly. lic WIS put to bed. but raj
lied littlo two hours later. Tho physicians
pronounced him UNIT to row. yet he said he
would 20 out If possible. Riley went in to see
him. and his statement removes nil suspicion Of
thH truth of rumniS that tho sickness WIS
l.gn'd. Riley said: You arc sick man,
0n'" At =. NJ. 1t was decided that
Nnnr,ny ccn'n MT row =, The r'fcrcc;
u ley ont. and dire ted him To- row over. When
rio"k his pos. ton at the start DR.. Oicou Of
br.oNl }n. ON. OF Co1iin"y's pVsi,inns.
n"uh'rd'hnt Courtney was too sick % row. There
Was "a l"ul hum oi dis appointment. duiid which
the word. Cor WIS given To- Riley. Iie
WIS IN superb condition. nul rOwnd nn ensv
graceful and perfectly Tin shed stroke ns to
eat III, sWlns AMI fauthrr Ila started with "A
stroke OF % to the minute. ana kopi il M to tho
lnsh squirting little ON the last 100 Yards
Tho first mile was made in q minutes IOA src-
onds. and the turn in lO:ult. Tne second m h.
wls mad" in 7.59h. and the third IN G.O7it
Mr.. lward pummrr NJ the Sportsman time
keeper. guNr the icn time OF the race. as 70
minutes ~ a seconds. This IL the fastest tme
ON rrrnri
In 1874 !. O'N,ill rowed over tho Sarntoga
course 'ln 2l min. 49, $40. which wns the ftst-
gst OF re- ord. and considered extraordinary
Tnr friends ~ !. l.y claim that Cnurfna " t.nn-
not bsut yrst.r,ltv'- time. Whllr Courfnnv's
ha -krrS arc .purllv eonnlent th1t he mn onI
point to tho IA thnt hn has Ai,vays beaten Rilny
before. Tn" records u both non are rrmnrk,
nl,v lrffIupt t,n,,,..,,
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IHE RIGHTfIL PRESIDENT.
Hearty Welcome 10 samuel y. TiIden by
Citizens of New Jersey

FREEHOLD, ~. j., July n Hon. Samuel !.
Tidrn. who is summcrins at Sea Grt in this
county, visited Freehold this afternoon. H.
was accompanied by Paul Thurow ESQ. MIR.
and Mrs. Pelton. Mr. james Hunter and MIR
ana Mrs. Townsend Of Philadephia. On their
arrival carriages were in waiting at tile deuot
ana the party drove through tue town AMI t.
lir Dtiu' gIuuuI. after wulrh they " ro ,ntrr-
hinnd at dinner by cN-Gov Parker bur
tn"h, headed by cornrt band, marched to rN-
GOV lArkrr's reSidcnfe g. s-rruadr MIR. Til
u,n' t' acknowledged ihe compliment. after
" IN him. ana were introduced hy Gov Parker
10 ceremony Hsted abput an hour. Tho
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MEN BIOUN TO PIECES.
4 Terrible and - '-irnctivr Roller Explosion
The kined and Wounded.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, July IA terrible OK
rlnsfon o..urrcd ,bia ,,,,r,f,, a., ,h -
"' INV 'io
caused a grent loss Of life The mine is ornrnt.d
hv Mr. I,.,,h Ki.for t,r 49,, r.t,...h. t.. =,
pany. at Allentown. ana at the time Of the cN-
ploson twcnty-slx han ls were etnplovod in tho
""'NS' iho 'Np'oS' on 700" pl"r' "t " Jew MN
utcs before s'N o'clock. Thrcc persons were in
stantiy killed. five fatally and ture. s.r.ouslv
wounded
"a,""'u'
l' names OF the Killed ana wounded arc as
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sENiTOK GROJLR's sEIr.
A Committee Trying 10 Find Out Whether he
nOught IL or Sot.

SAN FRANCISCO, Julyl4.-A press despatch
from Portland says that MI the testimony to-
day, before the investigating commission was
Tor the purpose Of proving the good character
oi the witness Stiles. that his rcpuiati IN for
truth and veracity was good. and that hls state
menis under oath were worthy Of credence.
Persons VINO reside in Salem. and have known
St'l"7 for sev'rai years, embracing a number Of
tI'Wltent bus ness men OF the pla ;e. We're cN-
nnun.d
Is, II. Mosier of Washoe county has boon
i"uH. ana arrived hero late last evening. But
' ~. ",7 l'M"" member Will also arrlW' here ihi-
nh ln" e'hhl tomorrow. Gr"Ht IuhIl" interest
- l'Il ia ll"rrno" To- the chara ter ~ t'-.r tes-
Wll'1s'H WI positively swear that they re-
,'iN'i no lrui.7', ,Yh f money 10 vote ioctllt
j. Islh nor ", !" th"y offered ANY 100 iur.f .fl,li-.
hlfniy or ndlre ily. furnIr thi.A v.tIic,n-
Il'ins ruWors ts 10 what ih,'-. Wifu.s4 v,ii
ltotiy ~ wAcA brought l,iuro the conAiu.rcc.
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liR. SILJERBR iNDT's RING.
Queer Charge Against the Diamond Hroser
OF the Old 4 mcrIcus sInb.

James 7. Matthew'S. the diamond brokor of
WI Broadway. WAS arrested yesterday to answer
charge Of fraud preferred against him by Charles silver.
brandt OF i'ss Eighth avenue. Matthews l. M cN.mcmor
OF The Amcficus and Blossom clubs and has been tot
years the broker OF New York politicians and sporting
men. In the Jefferson Market Court Yesterday Mr. Sill
verhrandi stated that tho IOt- inst he brought hi,
DIAMOND soiairc ins to Mntthcw.s o'c ani requc-tcI
loan ou H. Matthew. ufl, red tr loan hin S1i it he
declined u take less than Ss-j Matthews .cnl tD rnf
g. al expert u have 10 NuHni II NJ. returned ln Af
hh nonr ana Nhitw handling tIt ru. 20 s. .trrNIHldt
.nii Nr would not l,ul amy more than fiIl lntt aii
N'ifthii clnn@ NAT ON rNu1iNlug flr hr iuirI
thht hfuth"r an4 inlf,rtct stlur naws
hnf l'cn sub. .u'cd tor the nfi.iuIll tlr rc Ito
d"m1ir ~ rvsiliuipn m Matthew hui WITS Ol i,i uut
oi Ic iW'e Matthew'S trsinci that the in tho
rin- udd not ict changed wlle iu ms ,.nn
ilr sent II tn Mr. krnhrrger u diliuunI cNu+rt. u
Eleventh street AMI Bronhwny. TO have ii value, and
ur cNi.r told him by lrer NOT 90 lcud moro team slJ
On ~ Mr h'ihu"r-r IN" expert .Wofc titf ih, ,une
"a" not been changed Wilde in lis hands Judge Wan
dell lts
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The lntest curiosity placed in the Aquarium IA
the octopus, orlcy fish. made notorious by vcor Hugo
The octopus l. uscr. probably. than any other nhabt
ant ot thc deep 1t resembles coil of sorIrnt, with
only one hcada great baggs hfownlsh lump with star
Ing white cNcs When dormant, II ,u-s co. ihe eide n
the tank mi.i-hty bundle. bat when .rr,i ntt. an
nay rali. that dyc- ia. warr Although pnrtnl 70
crhL~ % VIII not tulch crab ANIL o. hA. ctt-d io be
edible los human beius II iisp~es oi, crab day
y III small swallowing It whole. The iIulD. ash or
Efnuf ffr 80 named h,cHus.i they "A.
The moody Dane, are also
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sprrnc from boat. which was rowed as near
the turrct ns. II WIS thought safe, and rescued
h.m.
He had frequently threntenod to take his li'o
before he mud" y = mst su 'rrssiul attempt. DIR.
Freeman told him that he must not max e
another attempt because II he did people wound
blame him DR.. Frrrnnnl for not having called
IN the police. He told him 'h g. hopin; that Il
would "Nrr is" moral restraint on $ patient
Tn" rnul cff Il. how Nrr. was to cause DR.. StrIn
H. sock another plnrc for thc n'ronuli ishmrnt "
his desirn. DR.. Miller found that Or. Stein had
been SUI r'rlng from Bright's Il sc1se Of the kid-
neys which had doubtless produced q morbid
stat" Of mind. ii not temporary insanity. Tho
cause OF death wdS an ONur lOso Of anlanum.
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81 l0ure. July n b. NJ. Chnmhcrs. Pros
ntt' iie .ltcAcrs aDd Drovers BANK ui ui, ct,
n.t'' ur nnh0uucrncnt nj, morning. OF The su.pon.
''" 'Aai u.utuuon lie says that only hliy per cent
q" Hr ''ih stock has been paid IN. rhNlns Slnusl iu
Ice irf'd rom that source, iitound s,y To secure
dp"i0rs lie also says h, wiic and sisters stand read,
"flNr deeds Of trust several hidrod thousand dol
,Ni. Mnll property CO. secure my lulAucc W.l iuu,
W N' I" tpn,iuf,, lurylod such tmc may be- nrcr-
'l 20 ir'hN ON the asset, ui thc bank !, gwen The
-n'M i'inh Cow out oi the bank wear ir two
t" ~ Mll'h TOOK from i nearly siuslOp aud although
W l'hk hhl IN some degree ronNrrcd from That i,rrt
lhI'' hHN" cuu.td su,h diIrust that the Bunk LOST
ground again. and II WA deenied best to close Al W.
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CITING UI THEIR M.iyHOOD.
Collector simmons and Other Officials with.
drawing from Republican Politics.

BosroN, July 1i.-At II meeting to-day Of
the Republican State Central Committee the lOl-
lowing named gentlemen rendered their rcsig-
nations rs members Of the committee; Charles
II. Leach of Boston. Custom House wrisher;
William \. simmons. Collector of IN" Port OF
Boston james ). Lew >. formerly Of Lynn re-
moved from tn 81 itni J. funs Dalton, clerk
~ y" Custom House; {. G. Dame Postmaster
io,th.ster at ltwrrn -. The COMMITTEES voted
10 hold "a" neNt Stat, Convention ut Worcester
ON tne lYth Oi StntAmbDr.
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UfR ~ SIN DOMINGO.
Revolutionary General. In Arms for Gonzales
The Capital Thr.niencd.

Adviccs from san Domingo OF Juno 2s an
noun'e that revolution has broken out at
last at Puerto Plata. CONSERVATION prevails in
the town. which is declared in state Of sleae
me reNoutonnry Gems Oreo and Almonta
nre expected to attack the town nomcutnrliy
Inc cry Is IN fNOr of eN-presdent Gonztlr y
lhH rnmill'tt uns OF the revolution extend
tnr9uSh0ui the interior II the island, nni tn
gun r'ns oi an cA-clil nj tobacco crop is inter-
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Stabbed with Tailor. shears.

joachim Lcverth sat upon his taior's ben h
at 10 Ea't Houston street last evening sws whom ms
suninlaw, Michael Jacobs entered the room and sand
Your family Is no goud II Is all worthless trash n
,rrh told jacob, that It would not do for hr f., roe
peat such remarks Jacobs did repeat uIcnl more nl H.
.Nriv, AMI rhi-,d char To- stlkr LrNefih. 1h.n
laNrtfh ~ll0d par of tailor, ahehf-. nnl PLUNGED ,
pruns INTO Jacob. hrrn,t The wuuud 4, a W., A.,
beIoaa ulc Lvyrrth WAS arrested. w
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ST. ALBANs. July ll.-Much excitement is
c"u~i hyH report tnat the Rov A. }. samson /. de
iAuf Ia large amclnt to several estlic- Tor winch he
@'ld A. tNrtulot administrator. guardian. MHnN
prominent hueinr-, ll, iunl. Au iuNc.tl.
non lN tin-' ui, rr-iri Nil o., made M o0r The ur.
'u~d j. pastor Vi Congregational church, and VN judge
Probate. '
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Waiting for Twen,s.,hree Years.

Young Irish girl seemingly n servant. call
ed on Cashier Harvey MAJOR m the Post ONCE yesterday
ana presented an order Tor sl5o) ISSUED from uc Post
onicc Department IN Washington. The order bore date
'"rniN three years ago II was PROPERLY endorsed nni
l.tlr Was Hutig iu SHOW that u had l.itI
lhr lnp'r was very dirty The grl asked ior the mou,y
WNN tdl'd TOR, aih when questioned ~ % how She
tnl II sl -Ah tui size tad tab II debt Cashier
NM" told her 20 write 10 Washington and lcarn II Al was
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The Post Onl'e employees Will beg. m W .nrino
uniforms on ulc hr-t o u.Nt month The o4iat. wiu
consist oi blue coats with brass brtou. iruu.crs and
vest, 1Acy arc To Ice supplied D.! rr.ilnaf ,lutlns
house. each sut costing 50 Blnc caps with eol cord
tu'iu- tca %, ulr tl worn with M cn'Ir- TIe nrrs
i' :" -rAl.t trih. tph' di.uu-u-i'l ly .iiele-
ifrU-i' strk cutf- tni euntriufpiO is ail t adj, II
d''Hrfnrni- iy nucnr.ts'i tloc coat, Ile, .r. tn
wear tn onll whcupn duty.
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Rowing In Gov anus hay.

There were several well-contcsted boat races
In Gowanu' Bay yesterday Geo Gascoisnc AMI Warren
smith started from the pier Mt Court street to row mile
Ani hall AMI return smith took the lead aud was
closely followed hN nn-coi-ne ~ uulue with another
boat ue latter had hisbnat urrd aud hat To take an.
nNrr cl Mhith WA> following. thereby allowing Suith
20 WIN ~ ~ 10 HA.fo- was only tWrHt, s-rnnd, h,-
mana hlm lh'n iir crews composed ui ,mpluN,t, the
AHrfNnn hiuh NNft iumlHNN ruNVd over tlu same
cDur," with double ,cullS 1he y Dunncu crew Won an
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EKOOhIIN.

a. GA David f. Austen was eloctod Colonel oi
the idlt'hi k"slm'nt m,l evening N'''"'' VI
The body ~ Hurry Unnnn,, of n,,i
trday. ~ w. '''N"'' was "und }ts'
wiii"ni. INNING tree at 42G South Fourth street
to Ia ib, ,n''l 'HA NhilHm A MAlinp ugr.l H.
Was instantly EN stlhhs i's hvad the n.,,lns lie
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a Murderer. Last Hone Gone.

ELMrRA. n. Y. July ll.-The Governor re-
iu~s 10 Interfere m the easo o r,nwell who 1. ~ be
hanged IN IA, city on Friday. tr .n inst for the mur
d'r ui hl- WAC II l. NOT hcoNti that ttnl 10 the
court, "il Ice successful Great interest - i,t here IN
Tie approaching execution.
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Thomas Casey. who has for years kept hnr-
room AT centre AMI Maker streets. has t,cn sent 90 e
Am.lou~ NJ lis own request Persons living alb Yut
inr 'rimy of h- od sttnd sy thut he Is po,~ ,,ri
hi isr sim u munVN. ~ h, c has iair tiul.h su .t-.
iu ventures lhcy heAcyeltl, his mama 10 declare lam.