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Of Tory political capital and insures large
accessions to the Liberal party from the
farmers, aud encourages aEriculturists at
r. e %se Srswets Of the ,o asiRss as9sd bs
much ycxatious interference. The busi,
ness classes. who pay income tax will
endure the additional penny chcerfully, COLI
Mr.. Gladstone's financial genius to cqualze
the fiscal imposition next year His Drill
iant success distracts attention momentariiy
from various intestine troubles in the Llb-
eral party; even Mr.. Bradlaugh is forgotten.
THE DEFEAT OF GEN. GRANT
excited the utmost astonishmcnt here, the
thoroughly listed the English public. The
Times itself cditorially proclaimed that Grant
was Inevitable. It discussed the subject
Son1sSaoh SSnS tbs in safy ftyses dSXS Sisns st ve III
incredible blunders, but observed absolute
silence after Gen. Garfeld's nomination.
Gen. Garfield is unknown here, where
American politicians, few excepted, are
Of some scanty information, the nomination
was we'll received. Thoughtful English
friends of America rejoice heartily over
Gen. Grants disappearance from the scene
as Presidential aspirant
OpERAT1C.
Mr. Maplcson has secured two hits during
the last two weeks with Lille Lehman and &C
appearance Nine. Pappcnhcin. She gave 2
remarkably excellent dramatic delineaton OF
Leonora in .sFidelio'' OIL Saturday, and was
much chronlcled as a pronounced success.
gaged her for tile next American season.
Nine. Semblich made her debut at Covent
Garden tonight as Ltcrcttu before crowd
ed house. Tile applause which burst forth
, 1880-06-13
IOCAL.CRIME.
THE JUSTICES.


New warrants we're Issued BY Justice Brayton
Yesterday for Chaplin t. Gore, Danm. and Carrie
Watson, for selling liquor to young Croc5et'
who stole $500 from his employers, and who Is IN
jail awaiting tria.
Edward C. Dawson. an employs OF the Healtn
Department, has g.>tten into deep water. fTnn
which he may not be. able IL cxtrtcafe himse4f.
Some time ago one Ida Mason, q woman WHOSE
character would not bear the closest scrutiny:
eIxn.,d her hail bond. III tloiue 70 Dawson
made s hat as Tas tn9 and
ty-eecond streets. Hc signed the document1
With his own initials. bur aftcrTarts1 = erased ss
SON In so doing Dawson Is charged with having
committed perjury, sr.i, as the lots menonsa
do not belong TO him, scro',s case - ~
fore Justice Summerficld Tuesday morning as III
o'clock.
After the reporter had departed from Mrs
ohnsons bsleaSnrs 1 @ saHste On s;re inc on Frn1
night her friends again ast:1tnet the oasns'sa y
md procured Il warrant fos the arrr:t ot Nr: Il.
81 fSrs9o Se eround ma' Of tptsH parr The comp!at WIS
made by a sir. Turner, ono Of the individuals
who had previously bcc:' arrested for COP.
sndracy upon a warrant sworn cMt oy
nr. Newton, which charged that Turner,
Frank, and Cook had conspircd with MIS-. John.
to h@ The W
| Mr. Newton just IS he '@as going to bed, oe
tween aud 10 O'clock. and. had tho document
| been in tho hands of linscrupulout pottcc-
| man Mr.. Newton wnulI have been inmured IN
tho Madison street dnn9et,i. az that gcntionaaa .a
| informed the reporter thnt some one haa
Odcrei the officer <20 to leck him up
for the night. About midnight a. Justice
! was found. and Mr. Newton ns'ttrcd bull Tor ms
c1fsratinv fro,, the f;tIg,les uf short but mr.
| .iuous campaign. Already f"ar suits have grown
| out Of tfr. Ncwton's attempt to get possession
| no rent tor three months and upon which no
lease has boen givcn- These are: !. 1'r consplr-
tng to riot; 2, TO obtain pns.cs5inn OF tho prem
ises: 3 conspir1ng to prevent possession; anu !,
/ perjury.
, 1880-06-13

hts RECALC1TRANT sUB0RDIEATEs.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., June 12.-The atten-
ton of Secretary Sherman was to day called
tn the statement in several journals that
after promising to reappoint Collector Full
ton. Of Philadelphia, he dill not do so.
Mr. Fulton and his friends, after promising
to SUPPORT Mr.. Sherman at Chicago, advocat-
ed another candidate The Secretary
promptly denied the charge, aud said, ~
have nothing to do with Gen. Hartrantts
, 1880-06-13
A BRJ}TAL MURDER.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June l2.-To-day the
body of James Williams {co1ored) was found
in the woods near Lawrence, this
county. with his head crushed into
shapelcss mass. At his cabin,
his wife was found living on the floor uncon-
scious. with her skull crushed, but still
alive. she was brought to the ,City, Hos
pital. Her recovery is very doubtful NO
c1ey to the murderer.
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EXcilRSt0N!S1S.

NEW ORLEANS, La, June l3-lhe COM
mental Guards, Capt William Plerce' lels i"i ~.
Boston this afternoon via Chlcago ana o.
Louis. 4 grand excursion under me au,
spices of the Jackson Fire company ~
this this evening by the Mobile line 1or tnlcaso
aud st. Louis.
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CorgrAHr1SopLE, June 12.-The foreign
Ambassadors have presented collective note
to the Porte announcing the supplementary
conference to be held at Berlin, and urging
the fullfillmeat Of the non-executed clauses
of the treaty,
, 1880-06-13
AN NCENDIARY.

Sp<c{al D4spateh to The Chicago Tribune
FOND Du LAC, Wis, June 12.-Mrs~ Gels
ler, wife Of butcher doing business and re-
siding on Main street. was arrested to-day on
the charge of having set fire to the building at
o'clock this morning. The flames were
discovered by yigilant policeman in time
to prevent confiagration, which must have
ensued, as the building was in an inftamma-
hle district, The woman is now in custody.
, 1880-06-13
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
HAVANA, June 12.-While the Spanish war
ship Cuba Espanola was entering the harbor
of Santiago de Cuba yesterday her boiler e3-
n1nded. killing twenty persons and wound-
f1l: ifng liz Of Which eighty-four were troops be-
ing transported.
, 1880-06-13

james King, 20 years of age, Is prisoner al
the Armosy charged with picking the pocket OF
Miss Peruiyal. Il guest at the Palmer House, of
II pocketbo0k containing Il small sum Of money,
Mt Weldon Station at the foot ri Fifteenth street.
on the lake shore. King x:la pursued by Will
fnln Woodland an oulpsoy6 Of the railroad com
pauy who saw him throw away the pocketbooa
which he had stolen.
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GALVESTON, June 12.-The Nc,cs' special
from Marshall says: William Stedman, Jr.,
will assist in the prosecution OF Curric. The
motion to quash the yenire was passed over
and three additional jurors were opta1ned,
VIZ. Peter Hine, A. A. Green, anu !. =:
Park. A yenire Of fifty more Is returnao1e
frha Witness BARRYMORE has arrived.
, 1880-06-13
FRANCE.
fITrRCu AND STATE.


Special Gable.
PARIS June 12.-.rhe time mas not set
eome for proclaiming The sepafaaon VI
fhurcb and State III France, but all that mas
lately happened, and Is happening, here war
r,nts tho belief that it cannot be
far distant Gambetta has not openly
declared himself yet, but if the Rcpubltq7te
Frnncotse may be accepted rs the exponent
of his ideas, he is, on grounds of expedl-
ency, or "opportumeness." as he would
call it, opposed to the measure. The
separation of Church and State" says
an ANONYMOUS writer, "is natural
and advisable In Protestant and dem
ocratic countries like America, but in
France the conditions are entirely different;
The Catholic Church has the most powertul
organization In the world, ana mere WoHM t;n
q laisscz altcr, tatsscz passcr policy toward
It. Once let the State give up its right to
controI the movements of the Church, and it
will Immediately become formidable secret
Ave understand adds the RcpubnQue,
"t1at in the presence Of the constantly in
creaslng immigration of the Irish. even the
United States are becoming alive to the
sna Sste Sf Ts Fl wl esf
Ia taInly be news to most Americans. The
Rcn,tllttn,c Fru,,c0isc holds very de
cided opinions on the third term question.
| In its leading article to-day It REMARKS: In
ton has been followed :. by all with
| pious respect. Gen. Grant eSsayed
| to shake Oft the restraint Of this respect.
| Certainly he rendered his country great serv-
bellion, but they are not comparable to those
of the founder of American Independence.
| Moreover, the General gives himself Caesarean
airs, and bis double Presidentship, from 1s69
ns 1S s 6as sadsrd aods Of vp pes s11s mora hfs
He ] seems to have grouped around him ele
ments, unhappily, very similar to those we
| know as Boltapartism, for over there, TOO
there are petty Catalines, and perhaps, TOP,
tremblers who for fear of the band would
throw themselves into the arms OF It's chle1.'
LAcouR, AMBASSADOR TO LONDON. r.
/ To the rFtste71 Assoefaftd Press.
PARIS, June 12.-On account of Q'Don
| ncll's notice of motion in the British HOUSE
| Of Commons, inquiring into the antecedents
| of Challenge LaCour, 4 semi-ofticial commu
| nication has been published saying that Lit
Cour was never member of the Government
| Of the National Defense, and it has nevel
been contemplated to send him to Berlin a
| Ambassador.
| THE vEND6atE COLUMN.
Jn1fette Courbet, sister of the late Gustavt
Courbet, painter and reyolutionist, and lie
rnliy his sole heir has come to Paris to trl
! 70 negotiate compromise about the 800, 0o'
francs Courbet was condemned to pa. fol
nnIIins down the column Of the Place Ven
dome, Mile. CouTbet is willing to pay one e
| third the money dawn for receipt IN inl
and promises to devote the surplus to int
art prizes.
The Conseil d'Eh1t has rejected the appea
of Humbert, Communist, against the decree
Of the Prefectoral Council annnllinS M
| elcction AS a member of the Municipal Coun
| ell for the Jayel quarter
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SD A I'M.

VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.
MADRID. June 1o.-'The motion OF contl-
dence in the Government was voted l'o 10 "a.
, 1880-06-13

BERLIN, June 12.-The Emperor OF Ger
many leaves on the 18th inst, and will visit
the dusseldorf Industry and Arts Exhibition
m the 18th. Thence he will proceed on his
usual tour to Ems, Wiesbaden, Gastein, and
Wildbad.
, 1880-06-13

%1~rr4yprED MURDER AND SUI
eide.
A1IEyrowx, Pa, June 12.-Dr. ). L,
AIdrich was shot but not seriously wounded
This afternoon BY his wife, who then fatally
shot herself. Jealousy Is the assigned cause.
, 1880-06-13

L prominent Auburn IN. " grocer Eave his
washerwoman bar Of soap as reward for re-
turning 5000 she had found In one OF his gar
meurS.
, 1880-06-13
ROWING CHALLENGE.

HALIFAX, June l2-The challenge OF Eph
Morris, Of Pittsburg, to Warren Smith Tor q
boat race, will be accepted.
, 1880-06-13
RUSSIA.

TIE BLACK SEA FLEET.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 12.-The Naval Su-
ncrintendent of the Russian Black Sea teet
is in st. Petersburg to receive instructions.
The circumstance is noticed in connection
With the rulnor that the French and English
fleets are going to Besika Bay.
TIE SOCIALISTS.
The Bereq, pursuing its plan Of counteract-
ing Nihilism by exposing its aims, puplishes
- nrogram Of Russian Jewish Socialists,
xvhich declares that the Russian system VI
government m,1.er1 cannot be reformed, and must
therefore, be destroyed. Their present tao
tics. however consist Of quietly disseminat~
ing their views.
, 1880-06-13
FOREIGN.

TORElGN.
developments in English Poll
tics During the Past
Week.
qhe First Defeat Of Gladstone's
Ministry Due to the
Irish.
rr. G|adstone's Supplementary Budget
the Great Event OF the
Day.
/. Rold Stroke in Determining to
Remove the Malt
Tax.
In Early Divorce Of Church and
State in France Pre-
dicted.
rhe Powers Again Remind the
Porte Of Its Unfulfilled
Duties.
rvn1osion Of a Steamship Boiler IN
the Harbor Of Santiago De
Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., June 2S.-Owing to the sud-
den rise of tho thermometer there was considerable
bathing Yesterday. Tho oldest inbabtant" does not
recollect whom bahlrg begun before earlier than
the lst Of July.
]. H. Lloyd and Fred Ryland. from Birmingham. Eng.
land. and j. F. M. Even and Mics M Even from Lon
don, are al the Ocean House.
There was a large excursion here yesterday from
Providence aud the day before from the Bor
der city.
W. F. Curtis aud wife, and Mrs. J. o. Evans, from
Washington j. W. Ellis and vie, II. j. F. Vail, 3 W.
Dana and wife, H. H. Ross and family. Miss Ida Work,
j. T. Granville, J. n Ford, L. n. stanhcid and H. Ross'
from Nov York, t5soTgo White PH4~if.I ffOr' D~ti
more: Frank Van Benthuyseu. from Albany; a. Il.
Moore from San FranciscO; J. A. LewreGee' X H.
Whito and L. n. Woods fiOn Boston Q. B Bigeiow'
from Clinton Conn, snd W. W. ArnOtt. from P1iiadei'
phia have arrived at the Ocean House.
Mrs Ely Goddard and family, OF New-Hork' have ar
rived at tho Dt khan Cottage on BelIevue-ave
Mr. Isaac n. Phelps. or New-York Is occupying tne
bradford Cottage Kay-st.
Dr. Beverly Robinson, fNeTIork mas arriSeu " tue
Curry cottage on the Bath Rund. .
The Ocean orchestra Will arrlVe the latter part
OF this week. ., l.. ,,.. ~. g.,
one OF the local bauds The same nnnDer OF cODcerts
s also given in the pavilion ON lie BEACH, . a,
The steam Yacht ThrreEe1, OTnrd Dy MI. JOSIAH h.
White. OF New York, who ls occupy ing Inc Caowaauer
villa nj this place, mas arrived hero.
J. H. Newell A. r. WGlker, Louis W BOND ana II. u.
Rond aud wife, from New-YOrk; W. H. bartiest, irom
Doston and Daniel Sayre aIg' wife ana Mre Grosoeck'
from Montrose Ponn have arrived at the Hotel Aqu!d-
neck. -, A. r w uh.-
Mr c. F. Chickgring, o. New.YOrk, and Mr. l. w. Phin-
new OF Chicago, have arrived iOr tue SEASON.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
DIED.

BRowS-June 25 Of diphtheria. Monmouth Dey, soa ~
Robert J; and oarissa f. d Brsvn. aged 70 ncaihs
Funeral private
BRIsTED-At his late residence no 124 Esst3shst, e.
saturday Juns 20 John JseSo A.er nflssea sst ssn -
Relatives aud rends family Chure
Of the Annunciaton In West i4thst on TUESDAY June 2
at IL O. u
FLETCHER-sadeeply.o sunday evepins yans n. Nag
Relatives aud friends family isseA 10 nt,esd no
wednesday, June so. at p. Please 0nt fswcrs. \ W
IpIcrinent ut Grscnw0od Cenctery ~
YRAsER-ou SUNDAY. Juno az $780, Eleanor Fraser n
Relatives and rieads oi the family and hor brpshsr
ssepea D. and Jsan IL Ersss are rcsn9csniy ssss5 G.
st.. on Tuesday. June ~. at l:SO ~ al. 49,.
FooTEAt his home In IoEa. Mieh Jano % 1884, sf az
the heart she Rev Cnaf IL Foose DID, castor q
the Presbyterian Churci IN that city 81
FRASER-On SUNDAY. ~ late issadenct 3iS Wes3
S6ths Eleanor Fraser. ih, seh yea. y her txs.
STEPHEN b. and John IL Fraser are Invited 10 aiss rs.
services frnm Zion Church. Madison and n
st.. Tuesday. Jane ~, az i.y0 Am- ri
Interment at Trimty AsRetery. ss.s ~
PoPHAM--At scsras& wcsfchcster County. n Y, snl-
day. Juue ~, William n Pophsn eisess soa Of wiiisn
renas are respesd1y invited % attsnd .ss
lanes ,Se Less scarsdsis at $3.50 oclocs . 3
Friends please take the 23O NJ train from Grand Central
Carriages viii 6s in waiting at the depot No aowsr-
H. Peabody IN the 7sth year 0, his age '-ss -
Rrocis On wsnssiay June % a ~ m
Inteiment bridgeport, Conn rs
Columbus. Ca papers please co2y ~
sTAFFoRDAt Brick Curc,, orange n. J. June 81 tina
A. only child Of sisry n. and Edgar a. staaotd. >
Also Brick ohurc. Orange, ~ j. Mary f. vsp cs EdSae
Intermeni at Essox. N. y fte4 e
sMITH-In the City Philadelphia tas mernsns Il ~
FaSsrs Ss9 q 70 sSs US ns ss rNsoe ~
2lOl Che stnutst PhiadephA on uts 81 yuns ~ -
O'clock p Friends are Kindly reqasstsf rot @ -
ri
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

certain grade Of goods, was heard to respopdi For
- sake don't ask me to-day Come ana sos
me after 1t rains.D petition wac largely signed
on the Exchange yesterday requesting the boaro OF
Managers to suspend business on Saturdays during
july enG August
A STORM CENTRE NEARING NEw-YoRK'
At the United States Signal Station, the Equit-
able building the great red storm signal was dis
played on the Southern tower when the reporter
arrived there. A storm centre had been reported
for The Lower Lake Region, and the Washington
Office Of the Signal Service telegraphed at o'clock
that the signal be put up. Tho official in charge
said that while there might be no appreciabie
amount of rain, the storm centre was expected to
reach New York early this morning The humidity
of tho atmosphere had greatly increased duripg the
day. ID the morning there was almost no preeHe
perceptble the wind was blowing with velocity
Of only four miles an hour when it blew at all. Ire
direction of the wind was from the southwest all
day-a direction not indicative of rain. Ihe ther7
mometer here registered at 2. 75oj at IL, $50; at
80 at 2:30. 900 and at 3, $50.
The following were the thermometric changes IN
the twentv-fonr hours previous } p. m yesterday
in other parts of the country:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
MONDAY AT CoNEY ISLAND.

ARRIVALS AT THE HoIELS-MANY BATHRRs.
"This il cur Sunday" said one of the man
ayers OF the Manhattan Beach Hotel yesterday II is
our day OF rest after such busy days as Saturday aud
Sunday" Among the recent arrivals at the Manhattan
Hotel are:
wP Moreton. Albert F. Smith. q. K. Clark IT,. and
v,fe, d. b. Lee. A. p Fitcn and wife, dIss Colgate ir'
wing p Boyd Mlss Bnros oil OF HswYOrk o. - SScx
E. GFag and wife, PhilaaeIphs David Taylor BroGx'
yn and tam1 E%Tss S4dsGyn Srs a. j. Hedre
PiISiES, Fla Edward KIRK, Mount Vernon: n. X;
f sSItn f2a u % F. jerks and family BroOiyn
William Byfne, Boston; Mrs T. r eastman, Boston
Hay9%Sd LStSy0ise ing r. rs soSmsu W. and we,
Toledo, Ohio; William II. Young Edmund foupg
%a"S SnS son. S KinSsSSs CSarss
ana wife, Wilmington, Del l. L. CoOnrn ana WIFE, oni-
oaRo.
nights past to I'LL the dnnRrooms and parors with cot
beds for tho accommodation OF the throng OF guests
Tho new Oriental Hotel viii be opened next Thureday
having risen from sands since the LIST OF March, IL
will contain $50 rooms. threefourths OF wnich are
already engaged. The Manhattan has $50 rooms. The
Rev Edward Everett Hale is expected TO preach next
Sunday in ths parlor of the Manhattan Beach Hotei
where divine service will be held every Sunday through
0Ii every Thursday night grounds win be
Illuminated by 10000 lanterns. For Monday the num-
her OF bathers was large yesterday 1t Manhattan Beach,
one quarter OF whom were women
Among the latest oomers at Brighton Beach are;
Charles wendell and wife, b. j. Gordney Robert Dun
Ian and family. @. A. Wainwright IT,, ex-May0r WICK
nam and wife George g. Gorham. ex-MayOr smith Ely,
ir q C. Berlin, j. Campbell, Loous l. White, Edward
chamberlain, W. J. Clark D. W. warner, a. Waiaron, y
HeI nv stratheim Jesse Wasserman, all Of New-York
nsvi2 Tavor Mrs G. Wilson. Miss 4. Wilson. Brooklyn
I"hp Davenport j. C. Robe Bath. N. T.; J. j: Mountain
and WIFE Phadsipna eT,apysSanSs paSs a Ns,ra.ss a;
jnsfice George b. Walker, San FrnneiscOi Ex-senator B.
W. Dorsey. Arkansas; 0oaeral Eltas Greene Msshiag,
VIE Newark; f. WessOD pnd wife, Brooklyni Y Curtis
smith, n r. Travilla, y. d. Darlington. PM sdepnia
0cfavius Applegate Newburg e. Cofitn Charieetop,
n :. George BIurjoin. Moptreali Il. ]. sanford and
farly Knoxvts, Tenn; G. Adler and family. san Fran
cscS. O. A Merrill G. C. Harvey ana vile, Boston
=. d. Hoyt aud wiie. south ORANGE; Henry a: Nlsoet
Miss Fans Nisoet St Lo1s H. . dSTsSuy' Dah'urs
Al Brighton Beach Sunday 3.22S people went into
rho urf and Yesterday up $50 the indicators the
bothng pavilion registered $40 men ana lAl women.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
LATEST sire gEWa
pnRr or NEw.YoR9. .ARRTYxl

PORT RRIvzD Ju[ 81
Ctr Roxburg Castle (Br new. .9D3 tnnsl. .Yu4@1. n
via Dundee 10 days EOwring q 4rchtaid ~ ~
Str City OF Savannah, Eicksrsop, sayaaeah ~ "a *
Str Raleigh Peterson Baiimors to d Hcabd
Sur New-Orieans. Hasey, hew-Ofieans y dfyA - V -
Bark John Rottsuann rasb Cow Bay IL dayz M y
to Perkins q 60; yessol 20 JohE Zistigsen.
BARK Kennsrd DownnG saRua 10 days, with eafne
w welsh; vessel to Talbot a ca ~ & ~ ! (&
TO Vernon II Brown a Cos vessel 70 funch xdye 4 81
Mrrs Spafz fGer Besser1icib BuBnpa AY3eG n ~
with hides wcOletc Wilder orssaoa sls II
BARK Il Laobsy lot PostIsDdj Plats Haysns Mr.
Cardenas June lS.wifh sugas ~ orter vessel TO-
With sussr g TSos SSa ssss q
Brig d @ Robinson. Eorbes Havana 10 nui1h r11o1
order; vessel 10 II winohsster q Go. - t. g. . n
sugar ODDS q Perozo. yess6l TO swan q Son !.
Rrig Jose Lopez t0f PortIaDd) Leland Nef1on148 1
with sngar and meiado 70 order vessel 70 Miller
Schuyler vessel 70 IL smlth. "a. S.
Bng Harriet @. stanley. Neuyias IL days With co11z>
SohF nary withsm c,art Gonaiyes ~ dasa. H1W 1S2
wood 70 Lyon d 90; vessel to X Murray. -
scbr Psjaro tof Nassau Hodgkiss. Abaens dsy Ni
isei sehT Mary Weber toi Bafh Allen srasca 10
with fruit a Pearsab yessel TO II Sbapie4 :
FOREIGN PORTS y = - z
LONDON 2S-Sr suevia from Newyosk for HolsuH<I
has passed the Lizard: az Bremen stf Gfncrnt
from New York; at Avonmouth sr LlanaIfhsg fro4 ~ -
sydney b. Bordeaux 24tn inst gtrs He>c1sb ffp
York. and Mary AuDng from Bnltimore; also on z5th
foseon from Phiianeiphia VIA North syduey 81 -
Nazaire, 18th inet, str Helena from Bait1moxa- ft
DISASTER 9S3 ,,.,s3zk
IL for New York. fourdered or KIM ssr68 a c1 -
were landed az FraserDargn
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
SUICIDE or A CITY TREASURER.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, June 29.-This morning
City Treasurer willams committed suicide by drowhing
himself 10 the Irondequoit Bay. He first tried to end
his life bf seyering the arteries Of his LETT wrist bas
falling In this he dvested himself OF his clothing and
jumped into the water where his body was found some
hours afierwhrd.
sometlme ago the Common Council appointed COM
mittee to investigate Mr. Williamss accounts when
event preyed ON hts mind The report OF the oonl'ee
shoing the accounts 10 be correct In every patcuia
was puhshed yesterday for the irst time MI Wiams.
although young man. has been cay treasurer lVI ~
community His integrity was not questioned ior ho-
mar
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
"A VICTORY FoR TIE COLUMBIA CRBR.

THE cHILDs CHALLENGE CUP Won By THE CoLUM-
BRA CREW IN A CLOSE CONTEST
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-The second an
nua regatta over the National Course on the 6ehuylk
River between the Columbia, University OF Pennsyiyas
MIA and Princeton Crews, for the George W. Chds
Challenge Cup was rowed to-day, with the following
crews:
University OF Pennsylyania-W. Dickersou, bows J.
Buruhurst second f. q. HuntOr, third. and r. L. Hnrt
stroke aud we're assigned the west position
Columbia CoIlege--Charles Eldredge bow: A. II. Van
slndorn, second H. r. Muller, third and r, A. Painter
stroke, with centre position.
Princeton College--T. pakeF. bow; A. MsLAren. eco
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
TILE ERE RECORD.
NARROW ESCAPE OF A CLYDE STEAMER

NARROW ESCAPE OF A CLYDE STEAMER.
A fire was discovered in the midship COM
partmeut OF tho steamship George z. clyde OF CIydeS
New-York aud Charleston Line, yesterday morning NJ
$780, as she lay at Pier No 81 North River. dschargng
her cargo OF turpentine and cotton Only aoOnt
500 barrels OF turpentine remained to DO unloaded.
When the fire was discovered four lengths Of hose be-
longing TO the vessel were laid under the direction OF
First officer Tucker and lengths Tom the steamer
Providence. which lay along side. Later assistance
came from the Fire Department IL was decided 10 uood
Inc compartment the vessel By this means tno
boat was un nnjnred and the damage 10 the cargo WIZ
NOT exceed $500 The origin OF the fire was supposed TO
be from lamp used By the men Ia the boo ths loss
IA covered by insurance.