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SOUTH C4ROLINA REPUBLIC4Ns.
Why they Deem Il Ines Dedient 10 Nominate
Candidates for state Omcer..

COLUMBIA, Aug. s-The Republican Con-
vention met at 10 A. NJ. and continued in secret
session the best part Of the day. The platform
declares that principles OF equal civil and polit-
zeal rights can only be enforced 10y the Rcpubli-
can party; reiterates adherence OF violence,
intimidation. or fraud in elections; denounces
the practice Of the Democrats attending Repuh-
can meetings charges tho Democrats with bo-
ing unfalthtul 10 the pledges OF 1876 denounccs
the Democrats for frauds. violence, and
intimidation in 1876, for assassinatOns aud
murders during that cam paign. and for the sub
sequent violent seizure ofthe state Government (;
denOunces the unseating of certain Republican
mombers OF the last Legislature; arraigns the
Democrats for abollshing or removing certain
election precincts arraigns tho Fraud invests
CATION realllrms thoir belof in the fair election
Of Hayes and Chamberlain, and podges the
Republican party to tho work OF purifying the
public service.
The following is the ninth article Of tho plat
form: We deem il inoXpcdlrnt TO nominate
candidates for Governor and other State Oni-
GERS because owing 10 the condition Of affairs
in this State accustomed by rifle club rule
and two years OF Democratic supremacy. 1t IL
impossible for the Republican voters In many
counties, without mourning great personal
danger TO organize for the campaign or ~ vote
at tho election when held
The State Executive Committee was then
elected. and the Convention adjourned until 10
A. Nj. to- morrow
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the VAR ON PILsBURr.
An Investigation into the Management OF the
a Tban, i'eniteatiaTY.

ALBANY. Aus. s. The now Board 81 Super
yisors Of this county in May last removed Lewis
II. Pilsbury as Superintendent OF the Albany
pentcntiary, and appointed John MeEwen rs
his successor. As Pilshury's torn does not
expire until March. 1879. he has continued in
his position and 1t WIS supposed that no fur
Their steps would be taken against him. Tho
board, however subsequently appointed u COM
mitiee To inquire into the general management
Of the poniteniiary the condition Of It's finances.
and tho results Of the convict labor system.
That committee mot several days ago. and Mr..
pilsOury being absent a subpoena was issued
for his attendance II met again to-day. the
Mayor and Recorder, as part OF the joint
committee. and AL the committeeman being
In response 70 a demand for the delivery OF
ms books oi accounts. he said that they
Were in constant usr in the penitcntiary, and
could not conveniently be produced, and be-
sides. A. they were the property OF the inspect
ors OF the, penitentary, hc would not consent TO
their producuon unless The inspectors permit
ted It. Tho inspectors Perry. William A.
Young. and owen Golden all swore that they
had nothing 10 do with tho books and knew
nothing ~ them. Pilsbury still declined to
produce them. and asked an adjournment until
he could consult counsel. The inspectors also
asked delay for similar purpose. and II was
granted until "Wednesday next.
The proceed ngs are OF interest, not only be-
cause OF Pilsbury's prominence as an expo
hent oi the convict labor system and OF his r''-
ORD ms the Superintendent 81 the State Prisons.
but because Of personal and political relations
connected with II. II IL claimed by Psbury =
friends that II f. persecution growing out II
the cnmity which Daniel Manning entertains
toward the superintendent. because OF his
using his influence with Superintendent Clark
Tor the removal OF Manning appointees on the
canals. The ndhercnts Of the Supervisors de-
clare that tho investigation is honestly
intended 10 su hserve the best public interests.
and that evidence Is expected which Will
show a very damaging condition Of affairs
financially in tho conduct Of the pcniicntiary
Inc ihctS are known that llsbury, finding
himself supcrc"ded by the Supervisors. at
trlhuted II 10 hanning ana removals of Man
mini npp0ia'ees on ths canals followed IN
vacancies n brother Of pllshury was appointed
II is rumored that the Superintendent proposes
to submit a bill To the next Legislature intends
ed 70 retain him in the position of Supcrin-
tendent OF thopententlary. and this has further
cubittered the fight
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INVERTEBRATES DIsMiYED.
A Patterson Pastor Failing Dead In the Pie
ME rrOeessIOn Of his Church.

The members Of tho First German Proshy-
terrain church IA Lm street, Paterson had made great
PREPARATIONS or their picnic nj rassaic Falls yesterday
Preceded by brass band tie long procession OF gayly
dressed gNs made an interesting spectacle as they
marched through the streets At tile head OF the process
SION Tho Rev Jacob Wahrcnbcrger the pastor Of Tic
church When the procession was within quarter of a
mile of Tie Falls the minister became suddenly H. and
he was hitcd into wagon He did not seem to be
sctiou'y H. a We WAGON was driven on IN the process
ton Just ns they were about turning into the gate
the picnic grounds Mr. WshcuhergCr fell over back
ward IN ms sa and before physician could he called
ne Wa dead The mcfrYnaktrs were hllrd with dismay
ana the picmc Wa abandoned. while the body Of the
dead pastor was carried back ~ the wagon IN which he
died TO the home he had quilted but few minutes before
The .hyscians think tie cause Of death was heart
dis ase.
Mr. wAhreuberger had preached IN Paterson for about
thirteen years He leaves wife and several children
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BAT1LE ny rwO FAMILIES.
How the Grants and Boyle. In Newark
I0ught with IIsts. knINe.. md IIatchet.

There was a desperate fight yesterday
at ls2 Morris avenue Newark. between two
families, one named Grant and the other Boyle
Fists. knives. hatsho,s and hammers were the
weapons used. The Grant family live in the
uppcr part OF the house. and the Boylcs in the
lower part The night between them grew out Of
dispute concerning the hanging OF a clothes
line. Mrs. Grant was In the yard hanging up
clothes, and Thomas Boyle came out and
ordered her not 10 tic the lines fast to his
chicken coop. She did tie a line 10 tho coop.
and he cut it. Then Mrs Grant and Mr.. Boyle
had a fight. which was very soon participated in
BY the other members OF both families
Mrs. Grants husband came TO her assist
anee armed with Ratchet with which. II il
alleged. he attacked BOYLE. striking him on the
head and iuilirtlug % very severe sralp wound
Lawrence. a l3-years-od son Of Bowie. came To
hiS ihti"I X nil with a hammer. with which he
struck Grant on tho head. Later IN the fight a
son OF Grant took part and WAS stabbed ia the
arm WIN % tanner knlic and badly wounded
iril'TTi- wert all TTfly1nlured. Nr~Boile. Sr
soon after APPEARED on the street with both cy.s
hacked and bleeding profu~ely from wound in
~" mead. Hc showed other Effects of the battle
which was aiterWard transferred 10 Justice
OTTO Court where both families appeared III =
evening AMI made charges against each other
Tie Justice took tho complaints 81 all. as II
was impossible for hlm To- Judge who was Ia
blame. jas. \. Grant. Sr.. made a conn plant
against Thomas Boyle for striking him with the
ing him with hammer and thru atening to kill
MIN Jas. A. Grant Jr.. charged Thomas Boyle
WIN siduhlng him in tle arm. Thomas Boyle
charged Nj. Grant, Jr., with striking him on
the head with hat 'het aud iniliritng severe
wounds The Boylcs. in default Of bail. were
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BRooKLYN sCHUETzENs.
wi.ntne Prizes for Msrk--anshtp aud Grown
Ing the Kinr of the Feat.

The prize shooting Of the Brooklyn Schuet-
zen Corps. which was begun on Tuesday. was
ended yesterday. OF tho twenty-five prizes
amounting to 1900 in value. for target marks
men. the first twelve were won by the following
named competitors: First prize. b. Zctler. IL
points out Of a possible IS; second. c. Paulson.
10; third. +. Zctler. 60; fourth. W. Klein. GO
Nth, II. Muller. 60; sixth. W. Tomford. &C., sew
enth. J. Rein. 6G eighth, J. Fnver G6 ninth.
W. Dohcrman. 60: tenth, &. Horncy, 6j clcv-
enth. J.; NOgcl, 6j; twelfth. II, Knobcl. G5.
The shooting Of the wooded engle. which was
nlso begun on Tuesday. was ended yesterday
The bird. which was perchcd upon tall pole.
was shot down by pcemeal. As the last piece
the body-was being fired at an unforeseen
complication arose. Adolph Plaff fired and the
hody tOpplcI and seemed about 10 fall from
The pole Mr.. pfar handed his. rife, to
SO the body CAME. down. simuiisneously
with the falling OF tho bird. W. Gang
fred his rife. Thus there were two claimants.
II was finally decided that the body be again
hoistcd aOft. pfalf and Fang to have first shots
and the rest OF the shooters to follow. Tho
lucky man this time was Evert Pope, who was
declared King OF the Schuctzenfest and crowned
by q young woman with great formally, the
band playing Hail TO the Chief" Mr.. j. L.
eagle.
. The women shot nj n target with m air-gun,
the principal prize being won by Miss NJ. Ger
ken, and the second by Miss J.. Mangcls
Inc festivities were varied BY creased pole
climbing ard other sports
IN the evening the attendance was very large
and the pavilion was thronged with dancers.
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Mr.. TBBELL'S L4UsUIT
Why he Demands $1,000 from the Propris-
tors OF the Manhattan Beach Hotel.

Mr.. w. F. Hubhell. a Wall street broker. re-
sins IN Decatur street BROOKLYN has sued the propue.
tors OF the Manhattan Beach hotel Tor 500 damages
alleging IA has complaint which was served on the
hot'I PROJECTORS on Wedne Slay that on July -.
"h,n he applied for room there with his
wife, he told ~ the uropretors or their
agents, that all OF the rooms were occupied. and
that they iid not accommodate people Of his Kind lie
aN'rs That other abusive and insulting language
~ the presence ~ number ct his friends aud straug
srs aud that when an application mmodiacly made
10y another person. friend oi has quarters were fur.
nished Ia him.
Tie hotel rroprieturs aver that room given 10
MI Hubbtl because there none uuoccupiei wien he
applied IN short time one room was atcd. AMI
oter person Applying Tor A. Il was given 10 him THIS
soh registered W , lluhhen and wife paid ~ re
c'iFed ms KEY and went away soon he returned and
demanded back has - but the clerk refused give IL
back. and r. went away. Mr. Bnruap. one of the man
agcr and Mr. Naerhou,c. the CLERK deny that any un
gennenauN language was used
NJ Huhbsl Is SAID ~ be Tie son Of Eleanor Kirk the
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Lnrd " Hosts. o. She. We raise
ilvrv hOuso ~ prayer and praise ,"


In tho International Congress for Womon's
Rishts, which Was opcncl 100 Paris the 25th ut fr
session OF two three weeks the delegate from Italy
the Signorua Anna Maria MolAui presented the follow
ing letter nom the Minister OF Public Instruction:
HoNoRAeiy LAW n You will 20 10 PARIS 10 assist in
mo congress which Will DISCUSS the reform of tho social
condition NJ women, could not have better uprur.
tumty II getting faithful and Intelligent account OF IT,
such AS could expect from valiant woman " no Ii as
long employed herself an preparing this reform
As Your ndNsp s ANXIOUS again Ia render service
this noble cause. service az which should he thti.p
rcceuInut ""uii AT The same time inform You tlat /
pace at your disposal $50 payable where II may suit
You best ani assure You Of my special consideration
" Thrice de,oWdy, Dk sANcTis"
The lady read speech 20 the Congress at the opening
session which, with her appearance, showed her worthy
Of the honor
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In state bonds me only recorded .alos were n Iou..i.
ana = NdAiti AZ - but railroad s,tu.lt. rc.
ngcied iHr trade. The principal Transactions were as
follow. HarrA Its -. registered, 1.lis. Morris ana
HI HI l', beiswate and Hudson coupon . iet+, nos,
m all2. OHIO and Mississippi consolidated sinking
iai. 49, Union Pac.hc Railroad lsts 1pf a1p Pacinc
Ig1d IS - Alton and Irre llautc, Income, 20 col. g
81. NcN York Elevated lsts s7i Union Pacific rnkins
innd. lsA Hannibal and 81 Joseph ~. con- % Kansas
Ih,lnc .. rnNei dNsiNn, Win coupon cert. GA Vii
wAuA'. ana II raul and " division, 100 Norris aud
l.'.N - l.' W. cedar fAl!s ami NJ lets, ~, Canada
southern lsts. guarant,,d 7iis rnuu Pacific l. lana
grHuL 40, Pittsburgh, Fort Ma,ne and Chicago lists
~ Toledo Aid wabash lists. ~ coupon ~. Ohio ana
MssslpA us. Hu'a tchtra Pacific. san joaquin branch
- MNMhnAee and - Pau consolidated sinking iuud
49, ' '
VI stocks to-day were.
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IMISEMENIS.


The accomplished violinist, Mr.. Edward
Mollenhauer has been conccrtzing in Europe
er since he left New YORK. nearly a year ago,
and appeared at Gllmoro's Garden, last even
iny for the first tmo in public since his recent
return. 10 executed the first movement Of a
concerto for violin Beethoven in a broad efrcc-
tive, sympathetic manner and in The Witches
Dance paganinl gave proof Of his wonderful
mastery OF all the technical difficulties and dei.-
warmly greeted and enthusiastically encored
Tho programme for tho Thomas orchestra
was rich IA numbers OF great beauty and excel
lence and was rendered with careful and highly
finished refinement Of execution.
Mile. Elisa Gallimberti is announced TO ap-
pear on Saturday evening next.
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An Indian Agency Attached by Outlaws.

WASHINGTON, Aug s,-GoV 3. b. Axtoll OF
New Mexico says Photographic information has lust
been received from Indian Agent Godfrey that portion
Of Mesweens band of outlaws attacked the Mescacro
Apachel agency Lincoln county. the 9th INST muT.
dered Bernstein, the agents chio clerk and stole all
Government horses and some belonging To the Indians
The Indians nghung the outlaws 10 protect their
property. There Il danger that GOdfrOy wall be muir
dcIed and Olher oulrAges Committed
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ADemdrie- Marquis villa de Mantlla. Span
ish Minister at Washington. aud the Count Brunette the
Spanish Legation Bplipgbun-I A Whitney. Presidcnt
Of the Boston and Providence Railroad Company. B,.
,o'ft-Capt James B Eads Of ST. Louis nm Ar,uns-
ten Daniel Tyler Of Alabama GNssg-Sr Ale handler I
Ga,t OF Montreal Hg~m-Warncr Miller Of Hcrkiincr
y Y. PUh dtsnns-Sc ndtur stanley Matthews of Ohiu
81 Dsai'-proi Yarnall, United states Navy TaiYa
NVr~-G y spriggs of the Great Western Railway OF
Canada unsivli-D q Mills President OF the Bank OF
California capt liallowes of the British Navy. and Can't
AZ
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A west Side social organization, known ma the
Walker Association, held their annual picnic wednes
day evening IN Otto Cottage Garden Hobokon. H.
tic after midnight there was disturbance ON the
grounds, which rapidly developed into small riot
crowds nosy patrocd the streets IN the neghborhooi
of the garden The local police dened respectable
citizens were nsuled saloons were entered aud robbed
and general confusion and uproar rerned Tor time
The police having been recnturced finally obtained the
mastery and arrested the following named sons VIM
Morreu, WIN Koran, VIM. Redmond. Bryan Shecley
yohl MoNhbe, Carl freshman. John Mack, Walter Nc
Ncil, Al Kennedy, and WIN YOungman. Yesterday morn
ing the prisoners sentenced ~ from nine IS
days each ~ Me renltentlaTy.
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CIIASE'S SWIM FOR HIS LIFE.
SEEING TEN sHTPMA TIES DROWNED OFF
CROSSING ROCKS.
Deserting Bark for Boat that was Cap
sized Four Miles from the shore-An Hour
Ia the Brenkcrs-The Sole survivors, story.

sized Pour Miles from the shore-An Hour
In the breakers-The Sole survivors, story.
,rLo ,.o,..L 1,,,,a.it t.t. r,-.t.-
i"c sVahch oulaulah Dark laies'lia
| sailed from Portland. Dle., about tho 2Sth OF
consi,nnJ =, s,,i,,i,,,, -, -, ~, ~,
.o"''sn uu W. rp'ns H"use Ill han"nu' her
was not marked by any unusuol event until the
III, - T,L'. ,,o'' ,t'n -, ,s' r''i III
iiVh ~, 'uS' wien INC Neesel began leak
Gus by the sailors lint In loss ,bon mn
! h~,r ator !, ,,as ,'.,'....,, a., 80 -, ~.
| gavo orders to desert her. Some of the
| sailors dosired to romnin on boord md
,n,lo NJ, o.. ., s,,, ho h,,, ,t, r,os,,. ,,.,,ii
/ not consent. The crew thereupon took to an
! omen hon, mud made nm attemn, 10 reocb shorn,
| When within about mile OF land the boat was
| upset and all in her were drowned except one
man. The sole survivor Of the wreck Frank
II. chase oil Last Providence IL. l., reached ms
city on Wednesday in the steamship San Jacinto
| from tho West Indies He rclnted to n reportrr
yesterday the story Of the disastrous voyage
/ aud the suffering he had experienced
He said thni when tho palestinn claared from,
| Portland IL WAS expected Tint She would reach
| Havana in about twenty davs She carried n
vninaio rar,so ~ hn",hr o1 s;.,os ~ 'c ro,
were nj" shfnneJ irn,n t%c /, niteI S.airs siir
| ping Commits ,ioners ofIine in Portland CAM
| Ford OF Searsport. Me, commanded the bark
i Hs ns mini mat was sIGd Dressr and the
| ak senmcn. md n calm b1v md COOK
incidont 'mntl ,Gc poins,ino" %, az ~ cn M
| sound near Aimee i'm IN" Rabowaa ibon,
noon on thr in Of Univ Tho wind Shifted 10 III"
| northeast and a heavy rnle sol in. Tho son
| frothnd and funed i'm terrible fury. Al
| p n'rio.E Nras )" ronrr,nd NM ,he
! lark ,yns loaking ond Mi bnnds vrer"
| ordered To- tho uunins Amor worLiny nm hour
| md n half nj tho unmts Tho mon were ,at en-
at,,v .,i ,y,r orrInrd a. o., th ,,,, -,
ready III" hrot vas ei,,b,essn fct I'M So
was provisioned with n III Of hard bread and
| canned meats Al o'rlnek the crew
hnd nh col into tho hont and tho eli,
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VIENNA, Aug S.-The results u tho Hunga-
Ran elections are known IN lsi election districts, and
show that l6 Liberals or supporters Of the present
ernment 81 Of the United Opposition aud q Of the *
IRENE Lett have been elected Herr TIsla, Chef
Hungarian Ministry Will probably be- returned from
some constituency where second ballot Is necessary
II Is Thought that hi defeat by the radicals oi Dchrccrn
wil have the effect NJ making him adho re more firmly
" We muleIAle Mlnl " lAe IAheIAl LMrly.
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II. a. w,ll. or Is. a. w,aaeld.

WAsHINGToN. Aug. s.-The hotel clerk at the
Arlington claims the honor OF having written the name
u A WINFIELD On the register Tor Congicssman Willis
whose ordinary handwriting the 1erk has succeeded IN
making All extraordinary good imitation N. Mr. Willis
accepted the alias NJ sight His modest dislike signing
his oW name may have had its origin Ia the tact that he
was accompanied bye " Raymond, whose name figures
~ tle hNeshgaton conducted by Willis last winter into
the Navy Department
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PARIS. Aug. s.-Thc Consututiomcl Bona
partist organ announces that marriage has been mr.
ranged between Prince Louis Napoleon, son the En-.
peror Napoe9n III and Princess Thyra, third daughter
Of Christian IN, King of DtnWa The King OF Den
marx has gwen his consent to the union but the date
the marriage has not vet been liked Tie CJsiitai4nt
occasion " beneficial revision Of the treaty of Prague
Inncrss Ilyra Is y slstrr " Tho Hnncess ol MAles
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A rIrh, WIN Meon.hln.r. In Tenns..es.

WAsHINGToN. Aug. s.-A despatch to the Com
missioner vi Internal Revenue, dated knoxville today,
says that on the OF the 9th inst Collector Cooper
sent tour men and two deputy mSrsha to Bount county
q arrest lutscl AmArne and seize his disulery OF
hcrrs came upon the sui AZ dayhreak this morning in
oifrauon amt strongly guarded hght eusued. Of
ule revenue officers was wounded. and the force was
compelled to retire without doing their work This
n" lwrih time Amarnc has hled upon the officers The
'ohml'slunrr has directed the collector Ia employ n
l'' "ud uf,si AmenuQ al all hazards, and ~ continue
tht pay a. Tie wounded deputy.
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ArrIvcd-IurUsnAY Aug I.
s. Celtic. GlrRicll Liverpool July 30.
s. Sorcutu. bri-tuw HUI
- Prof Morse. Stead. hoy Wcst.
S. ohm Bruuhall Pollard West IlartlcpOol.
$ AhHmhra. NcEih,nuy 50 Johns, y =.
- GA Dominion, Gliu-, Richmond city Point ans
Norfolk
: rscho Brahe Muller. santos
- Neptune Berry. Bustni.
- santiago lie aha. Keri. Havana
= Charles W AiNrr~t o.. Clark Barcelona.
= Main, Barre. Bremen July ~, and southampton,
3lih.
ship Storkors. Tailakscn. Genoa.
SHIP fayurite Petersen. London.
ship Liza" Roc. Hall London
BARK TRAIT d Union kcncut Rio Janciro.
BarN tauh. Iimar-ll - tfuiN
Rirk fnr,cnir turpl. tirufucgos
HArk Nevt4ur, auN4N..n lliMhurs
Hafk Director. shuiNIfcr. Liverpool.
BlrA America ktu-c' Liverpool
lri- tr-llr RNfr N.lif.
m Anna. lu.ranI Ct. rri.+ Naguiho, p.
hr.s 81. J. Irfun-i N4I4,. MA -Os
N.I- fIHftN IS 'l.ftH. 'frltun-.
Al-N tlf u-NHt "HN-fNlst Nr-~i.
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Suit. for Clubbing women No, to he Droppea.

Mary Lazarus OF Albany street. in a suit in
stiiued m July l-76 against Police Ofccr stephen Me
b'rmoii For . HH damages alleged that m June 1876
he elnbl'd her numerically at the door OF her house
knocked her down ana inflicted injuries that disabled
ler iuI many months motion was made before Judge
Sinhntl M Marine court Chambers Yesterday to dis,n.
inuc the suit en- account " Unreasonable delay judge
Slnnott said II policeman strikes woman with "A
club wall not di,, ontnuc the suii n II were 10 he In
abcyAuee tor twenty Let the be set down Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09

Round LAKE. N, Y, Aug. 8.-Tho crowd to-
day Is unprc1 edented and two excursion trains have
aIlyed-one, from Benninrton VI, the other from
whitehall franCls Murphy spoke on 50 Real Life ID tins
morning, and Mrs Frances willard OF Chicago occu
pied the platform thus afternoon This evening speeches
were made by II Booth NJ Ithaca and Charles Folsom
OF New Berlin. Interest Is undated.
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Another Fatal boiler Explosion

The boiler OF tho steamtug Sam Stanton.
owned by retrie Townsend OF thus city, exploded on
College Point H. L. yesterday morning. Cornelius Van
keuren OF Kingston deck hand was instantly killed,
and others Of the slightly injured The boat
was badly shattered Coroner Burns took charge OF Van
keuren body,