The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 7, 1870, Page 1

7”~—~-__: - Nil /THIRTY-SEVENTA YEAR, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1870. PRICE TWO CENTS. 7 MR. SCHENCK’S TARIFF BILL WLAUGHLIN'S LATEST JOB. HORRORS ON A STEAMSIIIP, IS HANGING PLAYED OUT 173 THE INSANE RELIGIOUS ENTHUSIAST qHr NOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES THE GATHERING OF THE GANG IN THOMAS JACKSON'S TRIAL FOR MUR« REDUCING TAXATION. AHE NEW COURT HOUSH, IN THE STEERAGE, DER AGAIN ADJOURNED, ALTERED CHECKS AGAIN, BARTHQUAKE IN OAXACA, —— One Hundred Three Persons Killed tn the City—Others Killed tm the Mines— ‘Widespread Disaster—Volcantc Eruption Threatened at Potchult: Fronided, That the price of the same did, sot include the duty articles tho growth, produce. and manufac Lure of the United States : Provided, that proof of the be made under regniations to be ed by ithe decrotary of the Treasury; and fi Articles wero subject to internal tax At the time of exyortation, such tax shall d to have been paid bero: on and not Bankers—Scrutinize your Bank Checks at upded. bin . and Know from Whom you Take them, 7 Aang teamiationd In roxard to. such importation are te Coerce Mayor Kalbfietsch— | Havana, Juno 6.—A violent earthquake has Yesterday morning, Louis Van Keten and | sohn Graham's Nenralgia—Murder in “Pi O meA Majority which tho Be hereby repented. Hemboos, manutactired joe P Vislted the Btate of Oaxsea, Mexico. Its effects wore Josiah 8, Ferris were committed by Justice Dow- Self-Defence”—A 8 { Trans: | Probably Reapect—An Encential Overs | harks Canciie nine, pomegranate, croton, CArcarlllt, f the Gang that | espectilly disastrous {n Oaxaca, One bundred and ling on ® charge of forgery. On the Sist of May parent Farces—The Va nonce ae a of Tarif Charges. pnd all otaer barks pot otherw rovided fi bel the City Treasury, tree persons were killed, and Afty-three wounded. Iadonna, root and leat; bronine; bit coloeyutn, coloquinitida ; berrics, nuts, and vere tapos for dyeing, used for’ eomposiny dyes not otherwise provided for ip this net: belle and bel nietal broken and Mt only to bo remanufactured; Von Eeten and Ferris sold » $100 five-twenty to Messrs. ik & Hatch, receiving in return a check on the Fourth National Bank of New York for $113, an Armor against the Sword of Justice. At about noon on the 29th of October last Thomas Frannigan's bar-room, at Battory place and Wash- ‘Waswixctos, June 6.—The House at 2:25 P.M. assumed the consideration of the bill to reduce taxa- tion. After some filibustering by the Democratic Boss McLaughlin and sevoral prominont mem- bers of his gang were observed filttering about the Court House yesterday afternoon, Tho small fry A third of the city was rendored uninhabitable, Tue earthquake extended to the mines, whore oleven men were hilled and many wounded, Buildings tn Tho steamer Parana, Captain Wilkinson, ar- rived at this port yesterday, from London on the oN facuared, 18th of last month, her first voyage. ‘The passen- | payable to the order of J. Poorson of Elizabeth, New | ington street, was the scene of a tragedy which, at members Mr. Schenck offered as an omendment the Bee eee tert war rebph Ty lire orphos. | Politicians and loafers who infest the purilous of that | all parts of the Biate wore destroyed, and reports of | gers that came by the Parana embraced four nation- | Jersey. On the next day the same persons sold to | the time, created @ profound sensation in this city, ‘* charts, spe- fhates ‘and fertitl Cally imported tn ‘which no editions ar Jouke whien have been priuted avd manufactured inore than twenty yews, burr stone {f loeks, rough or une etured, and not bound up into millstones additional deaths are coming in, Gov, Diaz oot ‘a commission to the Pacific coast to observe a voi canto eruption, which 1s threatened at Potchulte, —$—$—————— ME RAC. —p—t A GSpirited Bteeple Chase To-dny-The Cont for tho Westchester Cup-The Pool-se! ing Laat Night, To-day ts the second of tho spring meeting on Je- rome Park, The frst on Saturday was @ brilliant snecese; and the second should be as good, for ite programme is as attractive. Tnere are four races on the card; one of which is the steeple chase, al- ‘ways the most interesting of all races, Thero is aleo the Westchester cup, the great event of the eoting, Ghould the weather prove fine, a grand y of sport is certain, second section of his tariff bill, being the free list section, Te moved the previous question on tho amenament. } Mr. Honman (Dem., Ind.) Loped that the previous Gnestion would not be seconded, in order that he might move to add to the free list, tea, coffee, salt, ‘and coal. ) Mr, Scnexck remarked tl would report a bill in rel Jo free coal, and that that dill would be open to ment The previcus question was seconded, 102 to 4, fand the amendment was agreed to as follows : WENCR'S TARIFF BILL, further encoiad, That on and the lat day of Jangary. i871, In ea of the duties Ly Jaw on the articles hereinafter enume \ied for, imported from foreien countries, levied, Colected, and pald, the iollowing Gutiee anit rates OF tities, tr On tens of all Kinds, Afleen con's per pound. dalilding tmmediately bogan to wonder why the Boss should lend his digoified presence to thelr number, dat all wonderment ceased when McLanghlin finally ascended the staircase in the Court House and made his way to the Supreme Court room, where Judge Pratt was hearing the argument of counsel on the application of the Park Commissioners for emanda- mos to compel Mayor Kalbflotssh to aign certain bonds for the improvement of Prospect Purl An act was rushed through the Inst Legisieture re quiring the Mayor to isene such bonds es the Park Commissioners might direct, bat not to exceed #2,000,000, for the further improvement of Prospect Park. The act provided, however, that not more than £600,000 worth of these bonds should be trsued thia your, The Commissioners recently adopted » resolation directing the Secretary to draw 100,000, slities—Koglish, French, Swiss, and German— the majority being English artisans, who, in con- sequence of the ereat reduction in the English workshops, are secking work at their various trades in this country. The steamer sterted with a full complement of passengers, and nothing happened to break the monotony incident to voyage at nen un- il her arrival at Havre, where she stopped for one day to take on passengers and freight. During her stay in the port of Havre everything was excitement on board. ‘The pastengers longed to go ashore, and troad La Belle Frrnce; but the captain would not Permit them, ond as #oon as he could get his clear- Ance, he proceeded on his voyage to this port. On the second day ont, Captain Wilkeson, white making his daily inepection among the steerage passengers, had his attention directed to a young tho same firm two fifty-dollar bonds aad received a chock for $113, payablo to the order of William Mil ler of Westfleld, N.J. The first check, aitered to $4,000, was prosented for payment at the Security Bank, Broadway and Pearl street, Mr. Charles K. Orvis, the paying.teller, knowing that skilfully al- tered checks wore afloat In large numbers, sent the check to the Fourth National Bank for verification. ‘The officers of the latter bauk sent to Fisk & Hatch, and they on examining their books tound that it had beon altered from $113, ‘When Van Eeton was eoarched in the Police Cen tral Office the second check was found hidden in his hat, It had been altered from $113 to $7,000, and made payable to J. Robinson, The alterations had been admirably executed in bo'h eases, some chemical process unknown to bankers having been ‘Thomas Jackson, a politician of the First Ward, holding position under the Sheriff of the county, om tho morning in question met Archibald Douglas, bill poster, residing at 23 Greenwich street, asked him to“ toke a drink.” Douglas necompanied Jackson to Bronnigan's raloon, where they mes other persons known to both, Drink followed drink, and angry words succeeded the drinks, until Jackson beran to insult Douglas, Douglas, who is described as a qaict, inoffensive man, noticing “hat Jackson had drawn a pistol, and fearing that a fight would occur, started to leave the saloon ; but while quitting it he received a shot the back of the head from the pistol in Jackson's hand. He woe taken to the police station, where his wound was declared mortal, and from thence to Bellevue Hospital, where he soon expired, acho re of lime, colambo root, canthartdes, castor or oat HOF chtch, catgut oF whip ent, an fianuiactored ; coal, anthracite; coeutus, Indica contal Mi lea, cudbears coltec jeclal'y Imported and not (oF sale nannfactured ; CorkWood or cork bark, Upmeputactured: carnelian, unmenu- factured ; cuttle-fsh done, evionite, piwigmond dust oF Bert, ahd rough Wamonde; dragon's lod. Haws; emery ore of reck, not pulverized, not ground; expatte or Bonnish Hears. Se pulp of, ‘idrin in Oeh, sh, for immed 4 fied for bait; Mintand ground dint ri fashion plates engraved on stec wood, colored plain! far skins Kinds not dressed Th oy manner. Glass, Drokeo in pieces which cannot be cut for nee, nt At only to be semi gil! wuano, t the Committee wi moron 1. And ty ait T n employed, now NO. 1. SHES, atenrye dandelion. root, ant eora co°- Ratt) enstht: pay | and, varruant to this, the Comptroll tasved bonds | The Arat race isthe steeple chase, and the entries | man of vory {respectable appearance, who waa dis- | “"T'\e" prisoners are connected, it is balisvoe, with | Ssekaon was arrcecnt ana veld to awalt the aetion row ground, barned, oF pi petty nd 08 all sab- be'eitoma my ovpaewind bee! to the amount of $75,000, Mayor Kalbfloisch signed | are: Oysterman, Jr., (winner of the hurdle race on | tributing tracts among his fellow-passengers. He | # fang of forgers who have been operating success | orn Coroncr'e jury, A jury wae, impanclied and am On cacao, oF coe n wocenie per pound. ‘one cent per pound. OF cocoa, Ave cents Hy for some months past in this city and in Chie OMt-akina. Fa cago, Van Koten is 2 Belgien, about forty, years in her wis Was attired in o fine suit of broad Hil dressed: hoot, $35,000 worth of these, which were sold, and the Saturday), 6 years old, to carry 153 he; Bohannon, Honey realized was paid into the Cy Tresbary. 10 remainder of years, 153 Is; Villey, 5 years, 144 he: W. F. st had under elirge of Coroner Flynn, and Horse an ‘cocoa leaves or shell fact alone attracted the Captain's Cop. ‘ . of ene, an +f ve on besiees some inexplicable cause @ most extraordinsry ar peand vend On shocol n cents per pound, por gine stocky ih arti Wyememak or bea: BR hg ght gl ails boy ba Nee By ee tent et fret Iavorite. tain Wilkeson wordered what could possibly have | 8 broker mt on tne in Witham atest, but to have LiintGnee mall raw oF 0G oe elas per | “Yodine crnde: inecas, india rabber, ernde, and mite | Beeeing the ect, ‘Sid'p0. in, violation of the constita “The second Face 1s the Westchester cup, two miles | caused a man of his appearance to take pasyace | Who iiowed bio. Rom ieee to plese. aaa bad him FARCE 2, poand, F ! of Ivory, aud Vegetable ivory, manuractured. Mon of the State, and would not have signed aay 9¢ | and a quarter. ‘The entries are seventeen in all, of | in tho steerage, and the incident occasioned him | frequently arrested. He is married and lived in | ty the rendition of this verdict, Jackson was nee sons rifled sugar, two and thr rter cents per | Jalap; Jet, magulaciured ; juniper and lausel der. Ga re pene pe 3 on Gourety at “AH wagon tne Bropadie, seartern OT a) much uneasiness, so mech 80, that he determined good 4 is Thirilolh ptreeh, Ferris & 5a Amer at liberty, but soon afer was again. arrested, he stove-dried. in loaf, Jump, crushed, Lic, crude, seed botton, stick, smelt or dyes, J . | character. Invercauld, ‘The first favorite is Helmbold. to speak to the young man the next morning. . 7 te joeath street and s wife | grand jury of the county having indictea him’ for und children, Now, to got the money realized on the $35,000, ont murder in us apeciaily imported by. societies. Incorport ‘The third race is a selling one, to which the entries | On the following day, while Capt. Wilkeron was |” Van Keten and Ferris were arrester! Inte on Satar- firet degree. Although the marder p f the Treasury, it was neecossary thet the Mavor by rs,'106 Tbe.; Edenion, 4 4 was committed in October, now more than sever Bee ay imich beat Regriablished oencvecage the saviog of human Ife: | Should sign a warrant, witeh Hie. Honor refused to See iot mere Cinas, ‘aged, Iii Da; Beotias 6 | Dassing emong the steerage passengers, he was ac. | Soy nichi by Detectives Kider and MeDoucall.. Mt. | months ago, the murderer his not yet been brough fied ‘in @ vacuum pan, OF crystalliz logs and unmanasactured Umber, not other | do; 80 the Commisstoners applied to the Court for ® | years, 103 ‘and Eid , Byears, 8 De, ‘The | costed by the young man who asked permission to | Fity Hank, hes probably saved chat institution nearly | °° {08 trial Dae oF Clsyed os Uduoree Sar rect eta aed, Foy de on lg inyorite 18 Connolly. Vint ener Preach the gospel to the paseengers, remarking that | $11,000 by’ the exoreiae of a little prudence. Fakanily ul Farce No. 3, Shrough bone-black oF its quit A Bre saders of Tae BUN may iaquice what thie hes ‘he last rage 18 one of heat, a mile ree- | ne had already eddressed them, and that he bad peice Ae Jackson's trial was, by matual consent, set 4 Sandford, Gl fs clarifes sugar: And Mi favorite is Sandford. provided further. Th Felary Of tbe Treasury #ha'l, by Ferulations, on ters, The entrios are Th ary, and ‘over mosses, crude; muek pod of the Conrt of General Sessions ¢ knowledge that heen sent to accompany the passengers by the Lord CONSTANTINOPLE ON FIRE. to do with boss Me! ‘They will readily see gb ra in the calen h Jesus Christ, The captain not only gave his per- pa ring yesterday. Owing to ‘the Treae rgulation su ian: how McLaughlin 18 \ntereated when they are inform: | — Poora.—The following pools were sold at the : such an arrangement had been made, the court-room mom the middie ot we ne to Ree ‘and Teron peel, not preserved, | ed that MeLauzhlin rans the Park commission! Sacb | Jockey Clad looms, Broadway, last aight : Rat) But remarce, tat badd st the ‘The Best Part of th was crowded. a large number of the persons present ally: wna that anid a candied, Prepared oFehi or admit ious | ia the feet. "The President of the Board, J: 8, 7. pohecinenpenieg cer A ee Rm cro ae EL aay rh bita ng Firat Ward“ roughs."" friends of and sympx. ol nie : ‘ ; ‘ . , . Catton and reference, avd that the Weights oC BOMAF I Taln nots aid palm nut Kernels; patm and cocoanut | appervand man. Whenever any. advice is, Ww not that many were much in heed of Christian | Constaxtiorte, June 6.—Yesterd: thizers with the prisoner. Mecordor Hackett entered oil; paintings, statuary, fountains, and other works OC 4. the production of American artists res ding al Provided, Th the cert ot States art Paintings, statuary, fountains, and othr works of art, imported exvressly for preseatation t tuftons or to any Ptate, or to any muDici tion, philosooblenl mad reientine inenis,’ and preparations, statuary, carts bron: baster, or plaster of P the courtroom at the Jury was {mpaneiled case of the People ns counsel, During the day allthe passengers, num- Dering over 300, assembled onthe main deck; and standing on the ur of opeoing, and a grand nd briefly charged. Th inst ‘Thomas Jackson, oa charge of murder in the first degree, was then called. Mr. John Graham, who ociate counsel for the prisoner with Mr. Kint dressed the Reoor- der. He said that he bad ¢ is Honor to allo: the ease to go over for the June term, on account his er inability to proceed in lis preparation while be was suffering from an attack of neuralgia, concerning the ranning of the ma runs to McLanellin who issues word becomes law. MeLaughiin, with his accustomed assurance, took 4 neat sllotted to counsel yoaterda: voy of Mrs, Theodore Tilton's milk out of his pocket. nearly fell wsleop over that old lady's dreamy articles on Supervisor Crooke, can: didate for the Democratic nomination for State Sen- rior in place of Heury C. Murpby and father-in law ine, Stranahan orders and bis ad bs fact of such production De verified 10 Of any consnl oF minister of the lorsed Opon the written declai flames were discovered in an old building in Pora, on the north side of the Golden Horn, A strong ‘wind was blowing aod the fire quickly communteat- ed to the adjoining buildings. ‘The efforts of the firemen and citizens to stop the progress of the flames were futile, and ina few houry the re-idences of the English, American and Portuguese Ambassa- 80, BS, 45, SS, 100, 24, Phases 8 bes W.F, Bacon, 30, 24, 40, 25, 41. 20, WASTCHRSTER CO oBetmbotd—23, 261 0, 29, 19, 130, 109, 150,100,100, 14, 19, | 100, 8, 45, 45, 90, 50, 40, ® rardtan’ Bp ay ih oh ga 5134, oe fide aver wuld 13, 16, 8, 40, 90,21, 3, 2h, ar cane, five cents per galion. be Fup of sugar-cane Juice, meiada, trated meiada, or concentrated jolasses, one ris cepts per pound: Provided, That all ayru ugar, syrup Of sugarcane Juice, melada, Coneentrated meiada, or concentrated molasses, enter er the name Of molasses, shall be forfetted to the inited States ‘On pimento, and on black, white, and red o Cayenne 1 Captain Wilkison #ays that he has heard « the most eminent Fnelish and American preacl bnt be never yet listened to a man possersing such rare eloauence d spiritual enthasissm. His voice be described ax rich and loud, and his words, si 88, i, Connolly, ‘20 a.though the sea was ranning high and the winds | dors, the Consulates, tho Naom Theatre, many | With which he was at the time afflicted very severo~ per, Hive cents per pound. togs, etent tor the | of Johu H. Bergen, who is an aspirant for the Dis- -* ‘ : ‘ ly. Hi i sera had. told i givuind pinenid.'and’ on ground pepper of al tre ot any Srporated or acter | trict Attorney's omen. 4 Us owing tresh, could be distinetly heard. Atter he | youses of worship, and mosques, thousands of | Wished tully terest ee 1s Ret ea tat ithe lished for philcsoph Inerary purposes. or and not intended for 6ai F fertilizing purposce:p Seed cane, aad seeds, im) Agricul are, oF epaciaily Ot for sale had finished his sermon, he became excited, and fre- quently remarked that he was the servant of the Lord Jesus, and that Wo accompany the passengers to America was his special miss ‘The captain engaged him in conversation, and foon ascertained that he was a young man of con- tiderable culture and ability. Believing him to be ‘On ginger root, two cents per pound. Qa singer. ground, Ave ceats ber Loi neinnamon aud on nutmegs, pound. im wace, twenty. a cloves. ee conte per pound. } Q0 clove stems, tree cents per pound. Ob Cassia wud Cassia Vera, ten conta per pound The Boss, however, awoke when the Park matter Wished fully to recover his health he must discon. came up. yy that this Park bond matter is an im- tinue his labors, and in his present condition it waa impossible to engage in the exciting dutios that would devolve upon him in a trial of this character. TRIAL NO. 4, District Attorney Garvin did not seom at all eure dwellings, and the richest stores and shops in the city were reduced to ashes, The lors of life by fll ing walls has been fearful. It is cetimated that at least thirty people have been killed or injured by this canse alone, The loas is incalculable, The fire cada ‘Trotting at Paterson, N. J. Purse for Passaic and Bergen horses, mile heats, J, Ackorman's gray mare beat J. Ashton's bay Cary @ and EK, Carpenter's sorrel mare (dis- tanced), In 3:02, 8:05. 4. uty cents per People menee job, and they fully sustain Mayor Kulbfleiseb In his efforts to check this attempt to plauder the tax-payers. ‘There is. alittle row now between the Mayor and he Dep ported fot eaitivaulon and Of retorts for chemical wes, or parts turiate ot. ived at the motion, He expressed profound regret xeited on the # of religion, he directed the hi ) te atiid br deveity tad te | ’ On cassia buds and giound cassia, twenty ceots per the Fire Commissioners, in consequence of bis | A second parse for horses of same counties that eon and the * rd att is still burning Gercely, and the | at Mr. Graham's inability to proceed, and would not nnd ls 7 he tine, Jate, and bemp, and_paner resistance of the Commissioners’ attack oo | could trot negrest to ihree minutes, drat and second | ureeon and the oficers of the ship to keep au 6¥@ | excitem ple beware description urge on the trial. ‘The Recorder then consented to ‘On ail other spices, twenty cents per pound; groand 5 iprtnas ofany kind At only forthe | the City Treasury, ents, ¢ Mayor, some time ago, ve- richest part of the city, where ©. Van Wagzoner's sorrel mare Rosey beat o RlIFEO od 80 oh put the trial over for the June term, and added that it oF prepared. shiity ceate per pound, now. ling wast rope aud waste | toed aresotation of the Common Couneil providing | J’ BheKie's bay Relding ia 203, 2:41. y Sr eLd eee eean hee linatantestnunins Ca vy morobants aud bankars are situated, aad an | hor, Groban ie wot ready to proceed when the case ‘Ow Wines Of ail kinds, {mporied in caks, fy cente ‘crins, crude, uot otherwise pro- | for an inerease of the department, which would in- ‘A third parse for sll horses of the same counties, | nerves, He wan finally” persuaded. to retire to his jaom Theatre and the Englieh Consulate are | next comes on, some other counsel must be em Pon wn of ail kinds, imported in bottler, and not | *'saitre +: ancoaparitin, crude ; seaweea, | YoIve a0 adsitional expense of $100,000. The aonu- | milo heats, J. McKie's bay mare Nellie beat C. Vat | berth where le fell into adeep alumnter. The next | Leatly two, thousand feet apart. itis clear that the | ploye _ iia th wine herein provided for, two doliare per dozen | nt otherwise provided for; scamuony, of resin of $250,000. Yesterday, the | Waggoner's sorrel horse Star tn E41, 235%. fe claveied. tal cae wine ton iT dwaep icon the OS Sone erenie Catan to * Dottles, containing each hot more than one quart and ‘more than ove pint; and oue dollar per dozen Lotilee gontaining not more than one pint each: and wine ia botties containing more than one quart each shall BAY in addition vo two dollars per dozen boitics. eighty gente por gallon ou the quantity in cxecws of ove quart m Go chamragne and all other sparkling wines, in bot- morning at about five o'clock, while the erew were all at work cleaning decks, the young man rushed on deck in is night #birt and drawers, and leaping on the bulwarks plunged into the sea which was then Fanning very high. The Captain, hearing the telegraph alarm to stop and back, burried on deck, and looking lar astern a communication to the Com- mon Council pltching into the Mayor for checking mn, but for a wonder the Aldermen sustained the Mayor's velo, the Commissioners fuiilog to get a two-thirds voto, Now that investigations seem to be the order of Seammony; SANA) Woods, cardaion, caraway, coriander, fe is eigvated, and the wind bad full sweep along the great sireet of Constantinople, CoNnsTANTINOPLE, June 6, evening. ‘The confiaation been checked, thongh the flames are still raging fercely at some points they cannot spread, Houses have been blown wv, and —— PHOTOGRAPHS BY SUN REPORTERS: aes terson Ofticials’ Kaces—A Mile iu ‘Three Hours and a Half, Graham to get kome information from bim about th care, but found the gentleman absorbed in anot care. Mr. Graham's neuralgia was invisible to ordinary eye, and he was encag vorsation. ‘The question recent libel suit betw rip iol skelet The history. dota Abin ‘and mineroloay. wan imported for softhe Zurh the Bottom of the Matter, In acoorance with the information furnished by Depaty Coroner Beach, obtained from bis post mor tem examination of the body, it has been officially i * the day, the people will be interested to know how d astern | the fire isolated, ‘The loss of property is immense | P¥eld and Farm ond the ” the Tine, Me. aes. alg dollats por denen botiles comstining saan mov | Catnke abd icucnce, a4 not for sales eulls oF sella: | uch was. peid Kingsley and Keoney for repairin Several of the Paterson officials yesterday af. | there ssw'a man floatingon the topmost wave. He the burnt district includes one of the wealthiest | Grat gre wiring the pointe given im more than one quart and more than one pint ; and three | gold. Dreaks in the Atlantic street water main. ‘They had | terpoon repaired to Clifton, where the eyes of their | savihing could heidone the man daenpmeared) ese’ | abd beat built marters of the city. All the archives | by hi » iu front of hin was cov+ dollars per dozen botvtios contalving not more than onc ‘Tapioca, cassava, : tarties. the job of layiag the main, and an inspector was ap- i 1 Gnything could be done the man disappeare and plate of the British leeation were saved, cored with pape: teach | ud’ fn ttle oon Yendigns, or tate of coppe pointed to eee that the. work. was properly done; | constituents could not reet opon them, fora Nile | | It was ascertained that, tho, Jost pusseuser wan = : sok lhe eC fuart cach, shalt pay, In t Cand beet: i named William A. roffes, that he wae aged 21 years, PR pa th zee Dotti doijars per gallon Ow viz, poplar of ether ‘woods for tho manufacture of | Pat somehow or other leakages did occur, and thé | junketing and a frieudly horse-race. Hx-Aldorman that he (ook passage from London, TYPOGRAPAICAL UNION. THE $30,000 INSURANCE MYSTERY. Sieve mo t iwenty-Ave per eect, of alcoher, | Paper: wvormeged, Levante Xvlorite, City paid a second Dill to Whe contractors. How | sturray plited his white horse ‘Shoo Fly " against | "Vor goveral dayn following the occurrence the pas . ast jlo mate ‘which shit, be entered under the name ot wine. shail | of tne cet approved duly 1f, 1s. andecetion four et tne | Then again, perbape the people would like to | the D. g. "Billy," of James McGuire, tie contractor. | sengers were flied with gloom, and nothing eise ek of the Prpograhical | Heart Disease Preceded by Purat Vo Be forged, so the United 3 " Ane) proess an set ia amendment thereof, ‘approved March 3.1905, be | know under ‘what contract the second main was | The purse was only $2) but the betting was lively Wiuauta wee following the @rownine the captain mitiog—The Insu: Companies Going imported to bottles shail ‘be Packed In ,O8 Cl. 4 oe la + oy thy telensing to Say | ald from ti pal vi at Bast New York to the Murray, the Ex-Aiderman, drove bis ® nag, while tatb eol, Siem barge, of fat belongis to any zen of “the United “Miaten, trading sand arity. jog from a port of the Unit States, aMhough towehing of stopping at foreign port on the Wihfer we" Ubited “States, or tnploved. ta the was sentfor by an aged Frenchman uamed Etienn ho desired that the purser should Papers, money, remarsed reeervair ? ‘Also, under what contract the third assessment Job was done up? People will insist that Kingsle; ‘and Keeney were tntarested in all these, We 8! nz HOt less than one dogen boi kage; aod all snch bottles shail pay tonal ' duty of three cents aa” hae Ge cas seat anode NPN aha that of the contractor was driven by Alderman Mc- Kiernan, the Chatrman of the Street Committee. The dash wa a mile arter, on the plank row, Cincixwati, June 6.—At the session this morn- ing of the International Typographic! Union, an 4 Chien, nad the cod oe See 4 ‘were Among 80 respectable aclass of | address of welcome was made by Thomas Ogden, by a Custom-Hease Aporaiser; and 6 much of | whale, or other ieherics, shall hereafter de subject to e toon ~ oy) passengers, and that his all safo. Thi . " 1 | decided that George Schott, who died under susph gestion siny.n ne of an ace 08 ited An 9] Woavemoaee tas or auty provites for tm seek com aah P99 Waliaboat Improvement Copeinisnt ure: {ncvr vent ofletai was too much for Ue“ Kx," and | Perse eee. eG ee mot President of the Cincinnati Union, tendering th fe collect. ou on Amps ted Mite ahaeees he brought his" Bily" in a length ahead of the white horse, completing the distance in 3:30. among tneased the contest were Collec © proviso in ss hundred and three of the jo provide. internal reveuue to support the Gov. Md tO Day Interest of the pubhe debt and for cione cireamstances cn Thursday night, was takem Off by disease of whe heart not believe he would live delevates the hovpitaliiies of the city. He alluded to whom he so long had ho the fact that Cincimnati was the birthipluce of the roved Marci 2, 170, as provided for allowance for day. This isa job wiich Tu Sun will have some ‘age and Dredkage is hereby repeated. thing to say about in a fow day: brandy apd other spirits maual approved July 90. 1864, req 3 fs se eae , _N. Taylor, Recorder Warren, | {9 6004 health, the captain laugled at his tears and | National Union, and to the wonderful growth of the | But the violent vomiting, purzing and Insatiable See orided for, two doliare per preot palton: gunual special tax to be pald by boas barges, and | TTR WILLIAMSBURGH MURDER, | Aldermen O'Diien, Carroll, Kelly. Haley and others, | ‘ays, ‘The old man would not be comiorted, und.dur- | Orgrniaition. He extorted them to look well to the | thirst are not thereby accounted for. Tt is aald, BBs ene hand évery gauge ot winegal pa of maceare: iow & Aud be it further enacted that all im —> Higgins and Henry, Contractor Kerr, Mike Looney, | 1 tue whoie day he waiked up aud down | object of its boing, the elevation of the position and | however, that the mystery ts to be investigated in ‘The Ante-mortem Deposition of the Victim ~The Filght of the Assaes' Jobn Hernan, the old man who was dogged and brotally beaten on the head by John Gormley, a retarned Fenian, on Saturday nigtt, being beyond all hope of recovery, wae visitited by Coroner Whitehill, and his ante-mortem deporition was taken, showing that on Saturday night at about 11 o'clock, Herman went from Timothy Healy's liquor store in North Pifth street, near Sixth street. and while walking along North Fi(th street, near Beventh ods, wi 1d nereai ise which may be {o ‘bonded warehouses on the day aod year ths act thal! Lake effect, shall be sanject to Bo other duty upon eptry thereof for consaimpty han if the same were imported respectively after Ul ‘The items of clay apd fuller’s earth and sponges wero struck out of the list, and the item “ cylonite " ‘was inserted” Mr, SCHENCK then offered as an amendment the third section, relieving’ from tonnagetduties vessels in the © ast isestrade,and fsberies, It was agreed to witt out divisios ‘Mr. Scumxcn then offered the’ fourth and last aec- tion, modified so as to make it apply only to im ported goods in bonded waschouses. It was agreed the steerage gangway, talking to himself. ‘The pas- sengers alter a while failed to notice his strauge ac tion. ‘There was no one suposed that he modi- tated suede. He always anawered respectfnily when addre-sed, and frequently caressed the litte ebi'dren while playing about him, ‘On the morning of June 2 at about 5 o'clos without attracting the attention of the other pass nd Whe sandard for determining the proof fand other #pirics, nn: Iquors of auy kind Im. ial ve the which isdefined in the tion of the ack imposing taxes on distilied od for Other purposes, approved On cord: liqneors, arrack. inthe, Kirechwarser, ‘vermuth, ratae, and other similar spirituous beverages, Ditters contatbing spirive and 0 collars per. proof gallon a if drandy and a host of other city magnates, another way. ‘The complications of the case are apparently becoming tangled, Amorg other thinzs, an endeavor ts to be made to nveertain whether ihe stomach and intestines of the dead man have been in proper eustody tince their removal from the body, and whether any interested persons buve had acces character of the raf, and the maintenance of its interests, ‘To this President George replied, returning thanks for the generous sentiments expressed, and assuring them of bis desire for concord and harmony. At the meeting this afternoon the following officers were elocted for the ensuing vear: President, Wim. J, Hammond of New Orleans ; First Vice-President, Thomas Willard of Albany ; Hecond Viee-Prosident, John H. O'Donnell of Boston ; Secretary and Trea: surer, Jobn Collins of Cincinnati ; Recording nu; The Aids of the Grand Marshal met last night in the Board of Relief room, Odd Fellows’ Hall, to perfect arrangements for the Grand Ma- sonic procession to-morrow. Instructions in drill and facing were given the Marshals, and the follow. F ep riteons PO KY than fouriecn Zallous shall be forfeited to inited Staica. afaetures of cotton, the quantity or valine oF vy ure- and, mounting the railing. planged overboard. The sea at the time was running vorr high, and the Captain #aid it would be sacrificing life to man the lifeboat. ‘The steamer was immediately put about, and meantime medical man whose name syockited with the occurrence, are subject of niry, It 14 suspected that he has one or two anes, and it is known that he was the person wha war sciypected of druggiog in the uotorious Fred Ast Division, Samuet vision, Robert Bisck, 10. Siovens, Marshal; ery eye ou deck was strain nding Becrotary, Miss Aagusia Lewis of | orici case, Ber encase ned. Sve, ce to without division. street, heard some one following him. Hernan Stemmerman, Marshal; 80 Division, | glimpse of the drowning passenger, bat he was not | Now York. ———___-.-- ealrem , it colored, statued, tod, br ‘Mr, Scmxxck then moved the previous question | turned and Focognised Jobo yy, with whom G. Carter, Marshal; @th Division, Puillip W: | seen, and the steamer resumed ber voyage to the Mr. was loudly calted for after his elec- The Trout Fis! Party. Whole of m part, dye cents fauere yard, and. | On the engrosament and third rea ling of the bill. he is well acquainted before he had time to Marshal; 7th Division, Warren C. Bennett, ttom wes paagenced. wueroupon belemsarerity téok | Wasmsmerom, Jone 6.--The President ona Spesaien eerie een, Wer cent taco: | Ma mores, cfy tre, pce senca cet wuereceny | eet, Garner, wilea, clarion 8 wer, reas ‘SBR invilon, Mover Data, Marebaly Mi ak eng pre ¢|Sebandaed sake Bion ab wlll wo | « Maamnoen, Jone, Tos Prien, an Reon the manoftetares of oxtan nail vot emount se | ed tree coal, frou sli, free iden and timber, and res ewey. 5a, oe ie Tee SB leaving. the ‘steer Termin an-ptvud in nomination she | ‘em 0 Barristers 00 tee treet Sehing exeursiomy ene i . ae that he was re Wee nO Wa having a re- Hernan that about two weeks and r, Dut the ee Sgty stall oe emesse' st the rate of thrty-Ave per cent. | COF4 Of those who. by sustaining ihe ‘previous ques. | Gormley had dispute in Healy's liquor store, that | Oreealzatton of the New City Gevernment. Soe ‘end she was accordingly BROOKLYN. ‘On wools on the skim, the rates as on other | tion Kegt these articis of the (ree list, blows were exchanged, and that Gormley afterward The new Boards of Aldermen were organised . pectneeatetey movrthe qpeniny,sod rains tbe thceriained woder | | The House passed the bill, with Mr. Sehenck's | swere that he would take bis (Hernan's) life on the yesterday. In the upper Board, the Mayor ore, @ nounced the members elect, AF which the genial Thomas Coman was elected President, Mr. Coman returned thanks for the honor in 8 fow brief ané fitting remarks, The Hon, John Hardy was elected Clerk, Terence P perma 28 mith was appoluted at Arms, and Cor- Wert Pies cdr. »- Of the Treasury may SOT SEE SCTE BESO went gg er ax beckled, Known t drewed iloe.” forty ve wubstitutes for beme, e . for, twonty-Aive dollars tariff bill attached. STRIPPING FOR A FIGHT. Treable between the Truak Linee—The Last ™ ef the Menopoliste—Prespect of a a Splendid Railroad War. The annual report of the Wllabout Improvement Comin ie w that their recelnts fram all sources Were $338,100, and their expendivures $805,793. under the direction of the ladies “of Mose, Brookivn consoling of minalc, &c—the tmasicf ua ‘st opportunity that offered. ‘I'he assassin is still at large. ——<————— A Card trem Jose Morales Lemus, Te the Bator af The Sun. Sia: I have read with great displeasure a des- pated dated at Washington, and published in the Race be voled for & jose the opportun! cy tiemon have been elected The railroed Titans are agein preparing to | Bpening Post of to-day, asserting that persons who | nelias Callaghat isiant tat-Arms, The Yesterday a! Chas. Strasser and Kiver Bridge Co.: Hi Saree, Rowe, dollars par ton. ‘wage suicidal war upon each other, and Judging by | cinim to have acted in the interest of the Cuban | President announ: Aliam Farlong as | Weiller, otaployed in |. Mose & Vabloa's ee etce ugh month ton. reader of the Board. ‘then adjourned | tare frame ‘38 496 Pearl fen Alexander MeCr " Soliare pet ton. Drosent indications the contest this season will be | cause tave attempted to offer bribes for the recog- | until June 14, Alderman Waltman was universally | relied, and Weiller stabbed birasser in the: Shu We tawis, Veter "Breed Pat: deesription. six gommre ner ion: | unusaally Gerce. Vanderbilt has at length laid aside | nition of belligerent rights. ded tu the handaomest magn in the new Boerd. | He thon fled. Sirasser wap taken to bi Hanter, dr., and Bawwel thet has been in eciual use, | bis mask and come ont ip epen host#ity to the com- | 1 wish to express publicly that Court street, Welller ie at large. m ther I, who am lermen organize! electing vraibe, Ascetan Aide ad Ware ll Melovey, Clerks Retin tines hoping thersby Ww further the [ade of | the only representative of the Cubsn Republic in of Bete are courtesy tomard the President. titled that Charles Andi i cizened 008 oF tas dbages Of the Courtot pests Tho special officer of the Astor House last ‘eveulng took to Police Headquarters Princess Editbe which seoms now to be #0 earnest in Washington in our favor, 1 remain, sir, yours respectfully, y 0 d OTTINGS ANOUT TOWN. tio monopoly he hes 0 long and vainly Pat.McConnel! was apbointed Sergeant-at-Arins, and soon Ft Dont to establish. ‘dooxhty Commodore ses. | this country, mor any one acting under my author. | Chas, Gallagher as Doorkeeper on. ° : maint oony Souaaicie Yom insu by tue Bee. | terday flang dowa ihe gauntles by informing Presi | ity, have ever attempted to aso any such means of | Durvin baying threatened the newly organized ele lly, SF, 0° OF) O0 exprses trale ou the Histo Music iit Tompkins square from 6 o 8 P, M. m, OF noainatle process. of whavever form or de- | dent Gould thet tl) arr ea genoa elect anny | corruption as are mentioned in the aforesaid des- wa Liaw W oa ron 78 llega 6 minutes ; 42 wore made PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. eaiaderd’s, Iron, oad elpher Howders lavigorate on, sa oon Th OT mindtes, Newt, Servao, the en; ck pete et bod eam Ale, ot, Forty cante per or coasidered null and void. pateb, whieh iss eharacteristic report set in cireu- —— 7 Arokinye A a ttt ek with copper, and on nickel oxide, ** inappolnineat st the utior defeat of his Kaglish | lation by our enemies to thwart the movemont’| ‘The Arrest of Princess Editha G, Menten. bls heed oat, whee, reabieg throer® ate rith | Geo denice the statoments of his dis. | Donit bay second-hand Wate, | Many poor follows ‘nick le: Burt 8 es the mo- ure Ue oF ebetes, tweaty cents per pean ‘Of nickle, ten per cent, ad # I, Une, German ' ‘ike iiaed, metals sudon efimislum: and tis tive whieh bas {nduced Mr. Vanderbilt to come out agent On fhe gars did # rushing busia at last in bis true colors as the great opponent of tl Brie interest, Aoting In concert with. bis for ‘The Police Commissioners ti Wrord upside dows, sending all turned the Tenth ‘Sergeants off to other slates tite Liberalism ta Port: i ALL JOSH MORALES LEMUS. | Gilbert Montes, the dunghter of Lola Montez, who ’ soul tien. Bad Weechees diitin in Teoma Renioen pet “Oultuauahaetores or sitio of otekel, aibaa, or | Miibosters WAR Tem, I? ir tartaed to Fooetve recently lectured in Steinway Hall, The oficer aid |, Lassow, June, 6.——The now Mustatey, organized | @hterday i a iar Sea os. | guesscuraays ee found Jonerday. st Vier'S hore Mplte metal, argentiog, German sliver, and the tke | fe nticnets between Dutalo and Nisgars Yall 4 ite Effect 11 that the erratic young Woman had run vp a bill of ‘ Jideenee of Rekeems. i Sins | Tere latte, ebance 8, Horace | lvor. Fe metal ed of slomuniom and We alloys, forty: | A's maktag tremendous exertions to Uioek ibe ee needeee et T** | ‘gre, and that when prested for payment she betrayed | ot” the Ho ee a eee Tee a eee aaa Saruze wipeniid | _ At the anmast fortival and ptenic of the New Yorke aches, watch cases, watch mo te, parts | routes to Chicago snd the Northwest. ‘ine liberal tendencies of his coadjutors. er. ‘Under Ring pressure, yesterday, the Police Com- ismesed the efieiens Pi char S'Grebeeti and sppolaced Thomes MeSpedon to tue on and Walch majeriais, \weaty-ve per cent mometers, box or ship, oF parts thereof, erbund in Jones's Wood yesterday, the sluging wan by twenty musical societies. ‘The consus onumerators, ow! which have mado in D er Nonrwicn, Ct., June 6.—The Republicans here had an overwhelming defeat to-day in the charter election, TLe entire Democratic ticket, inciuding ni ity, and wee Gnsily seized with an ep, leptic Ut. Dr, Swan, on examination, declared her insane, and Inspector Jamoson recommended that she be kept in the hotel until counct! of physicians Gould, the undoubtable, and Fisk, the trrepres- sible, have iy acknowledged the challenge of the Central combénetion, and are determined to $$ HOURS OF LBISUR. to several cbanges Wilt not begin to zt ‘per cent’ ad valorem. fete atau ‘work betore the latter part of + pro. | battle bravely against the threatened monopoly, could ler cate, The Princess was then , ‘ i rs ty in ae, re. | Venderbits hating sleo repudiated the arrangements | the Mayor, was elected by s largo majority, ‘This | taken back to the Astor Italian Association of thts city enjoyed their | " Col, William Wilkon wishes {t understood that he | The anaual session of the New York Baptist Age upon pr root | abereo ia Va with the Fouserivenls Central, will | change in the stronghold of Republicanism has been ———— ennu Leila) cerns Ne L pagina i Goss Bot arith hig hongrable war record or ‘ne igh saciation cesta NT ee Pe eta trees, near AUS the "Fresvury, ; lone in the coming contest. Phe Colored ¥. M. C. ebaracter ate citizen : rescribe: dnd pro: | "Negotiations tor # defeunive and offensive alliance | {ue in s great menture to, the folly, oF basonoss of Newark Tradesmen a» Pugttiata. See tte 1s’ fecacs “ONSa8, Maauory ent Se ee ekat etic Ged-foraxen | eveaue are now being carried on between the Erie and Last evening Jobn B, J. Robinson, President Pennsylvania Central, and should a satisfaccory Gen, Sheridan Circle, F. B., while denouncing the mee late unaothorized raid of Gen, 0 street, er. That teane of ani Inelwat arneds and tackle acwually owned a Hing tO the United tales with ticle faniiites fret Eime row night. patronage. Even a patriotic young soldier, marked etl), pedges itself to of the Newark Ship Canal Company, called upoo a red A strawberry and musical entertainment 1s an- IM THE TELEGRAPH, | woe with any organization that sifikes aU Roglish my t treat; ‘opneladed between these powerful cor | 4Pd scarred iu the service, was removed from the 4 Be Tey eee ee et keaton | SPARES FRO: LE 4 ite with Any organisation that suikes cnet crsenigretori avai We aging tor tne purpones of | Heels Oe Gunderbilt will inevitably be brought to | Post Odce tomake placo for a small-boer politician, | Frederick Martin, of the firm of Myer & Martin, | Benostatltiourth attect, wear Highth avenue, this -— Rertedbait fone “Mteation, or follow the Teas O€ am ndor ruch regulations as the Secretary of rearury before commanity, Stone cutters, and dock owners of Newark, tocollect | evening. Charles F. Pierpont was drowned on Sunday af- | one man who assumes that he slope possesses tie intel bg fa Goontreey 4 subseription of the latter toward paying the 10 performance for th of the Masonic | ternoon in Rutland, Me. iigence, honesty and patriotinn necessary to lead Ww er cont aa belorom’ kod oh ines: Bantaes’ pieateney Reduction of Railway Fares. o 4 Avylum fund inthe Academy to-morrow even: |The Red Stockings of Cincinnati, boat the Lowells | YW ‘por cent. orem; ad On '\nee, Danauad, plantains, Ww. J 6.~The W. aM expenses of baving the docks legalized by the Froe- L. Fox will var ia Robert Macaire. A | of Bi jeatorday, by 17 t04, , Caadeceks, and per cent. ad | Cincrwwars, June 6.—A material reduction was ‘asuixatox, June 6.—The Ways and Means | folder. Mr, Martin contended that deception had eat mesa Seat eerie of Boston yesterday, by I. FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES ty Y hail be made | made to-day in fares Kast by the Brio and Atlantic | Cominitwe this afternoon reported to the House the | beon used, aud reused to pay the assessment. He ‘The Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Bostoa paella Jong by Gecay on, the vorage, unless the said lose | and Great Western Baliroads, The former an-| Funding ill. It provides for the issue of one | waxed wroth, aad taking hold of Mr. Robinson -y TEue OF C. ME. celebrated its 28d anniversary yesterday, ‘Admiral Tos’ anil han pot been eeised, She allowauce thea made shall be Only for the aisount | BOUNCed @ reduction from Cincinnatt to New York | thousand million dollars worth of bonds, bearing | handled him in no gente manner and then gave him CURIOSITIES OF CHIME, Seven ships, with 1,165,000 gallons of oll, cleared , rn a Of loss In excess Of twemty-Bye per cent. of tho whol | {row $22.50 to §20.10, sud to Boston, via Fall River, | four per cent. cvin Interest and running thirty years. | hiow, Mr. Robinson was deterred from resenting ——.— for Kurope at Philadelphia vn Selurday. ‘The revolution of Goayamos has been suppressed from $28 lo $21 85. other currants snd prunes end plums, ‘This was followed by the Little Miami, Pan Handie, on all printed booe | hd Fennarivania Central roads maxing similar reduction to New York, and a correspo reduc fe ca’ on porioaicals in pamphlet form: | Son to Philadelphia, Boston, Baitimore, and Weab- \wiully tranemitied by mail, ten cents per | ington. which shall be exempt (rom eli taxation; authorizes the Becretary of the Treasury (o dispose of these bonds at not less than par value, and to sell all the surplus gold in the Treasury, the proceeds of which are tobe used in buying up and cancelling the fve- twenties. The bonds now inthe Ti those boughit for the Sinking Fand, coiled. It allows cold to be received by the try 9h three per cent, on ton days notice, 7 was recommltted. A. New Republic in Mexico. Havawa, June 6,—Some Guatamalane have ap- the aitack, as Mr, Martin was backed by a gang of ‘Workinen, and resistance would bo useless, —— Patorsen Sunday Seboo! Civilities During the Sunday School procession in Pater. son yesterday @ funeral passed through Market street, where the line was forming. ‘Tho coin was ina hearse, but the mourners were in threo horse cars, for which the leaders of the procession refused to make wey. Alter an engry dispute Letween the In Concord, N. H., on Sunday, aged 10 blow Qf, the bead of « child Sve years old with an old mur et. Patrick Burke was held yesterday at the Tombs for beiug found intoxicated, with # set Of brasé knuckles in bis posession, An incipient riot was started yesterday ln York ‘The Mexican standing army bas been increased to 25,000, at @ coat of 89,000,000 annaally Sefior Figaniere y Moreo has been appointed @ the Portugese Legation at Washington, A monument has boen erected at Mannheim te Kari Sand, the assassio of the aatuor Kotzebue, ‘The young King of the Belgians. who ts travelling in England, dinod lately with Miss Hiurdett Contta Acroat manifestation in favor of Expartero for ES ‘of Spain wae made by his adherents in Madrid o@ junday. Palmer, ® Chicago millionaire, will erect a ihoueter Fotel, t6 comtatn 790 rooins, and cow 62 200,00, Counterfeit twenty dollar bills on the Oneida Na- Lonel Bank of New York have made their appearance in Bostow. tae oe The Forest City Club of Rockforp, TIL, were beaten by ihe Olympos of Washington, in tho Inter city yoatorday, by 19 to 10. ‘The St. Louis Merchante’ Exchange wilt unite with the City Council in the reeeption of the Governor 4 Btate officers of Indiana, at the opening of tho Ferre Heute and St. Louls Railroad to-morrow. ‘excopt as Pn tars of cout. ud wale emt, and on fur skins dioeced, bWesty per 4 a}! animal, whale, seal, and fish First Dispatehes enby cents (Bi oll made of Hinseet oF flaxseed, thirty cents per o Bufforers. low seven pounds and halt of weight to voestl | Ata mecting of the Board of Delegates of ion. fees nee descriptions cut from the skin, ten ver THE ROUMANIA MASSACRE. ——- strect, near West roadway, by a whit returning irom & years’ crult Hed to @ colored my Daye Dorlay, Joe Demps Geputy shicriffy, having been accused of p Murphy in yew the City Hh bill drivers and the Bunday school teuchors, tho hearse H see Oy fal st Seenaieiiemeineneee recontly robbed a stage between, ; pwr we 2 ‘opriated land in the Mexican State of Chiapa and | was obliged to pass around on the sidewulk and tho | MO, ¥ Ole 7 re t parry via and’ kilied a aaseger.” Si Or, hetnp see alld rape seed. amd grher oft goede of | American [sreellies last evening in the Thirty-foarth Pitgbliabed their own courts. of law. Refuslus to | mouruers so leave the cars aad return home, the | (e-touay, thwer is Goh chen, Fas do waw saaal Datidite ae een ekecbted ay Zacaieest ice J Street synagogue, ® dispatch from Paris signed by | fecognize Mexican law, they were ordered away, | distance (93 miles) to the cometery being too great cae ary the Plenipotentiary of the Sultia to and warned that force would be used if needful to remove them, Itis believed that Felix Dias, Gover- nor of the biave of Oaxaca, is the originator of the sbod or Haxsoed, twenty cents per bushel of af | M. Creinieux, in reply to inquiries about the reported Prov We m at po drawbeck Malfabinade Teleeh stromag me Magara | maasaere of thelr corelgtonats tn. Romania, wae 4 oie eone oll, end coltoareeed oli, | Fond by Mr. M: 8. Inaacs us ‘otto A rabid dog bit soveral of the animals confined in the new pound lu Terry street, Hoboken, yesterday, La Favorite ——_ WASHINGTON NOTES. to walk, red to Biaindoul after unavalins eof the Armenian College, 60) rf — How to Officer « Oui ne. Yesterday was the opening day of t , "1 The House has instructed the Ways and Means to : ag nt Oxford. library oute ne eee a1 ae ed helewt of tonmanis have een expelied, pinnder. | movement, his design being to form separaie re- | Mr, (ieorge Empie, whore feats Custom | report a bill abolishing the duty on coi wont of Hiekeoned, and tho were two oF Lureo ie cingloaders In the, recent Oxford library gate me seed per cent. ad valorem, Sha irkaes Sitaar! SPM 9 eeee wosaden, | Pate: ——_-— House position brokerage was shown up in ‘Yho Pont Oftce Appropriation, Dill was pansed by |" 'Pengaer Monday was celebrated yesterday in Pat: | have, been, qusticaied for elghioea month ‘ imi prepared fOr kmoking, and 0M aM other | Deapatohes were vent to Europe lant night asking Arbitration between Cuba and Spain, | sun yesterday, was an inspector under C the House vesterday, ron. The ghops aid anlle were closed, end ‘business | TH eer sea aan i reiiay a larce eltod pene reiaitious of oplam, yah oterwbel prontded or. | (or atauauice.” A sum of wouey wan sabworived to | Wasuicrom, June 6.—A bill was introduced | Wakeman, Ho war aot, to watch a number of bar- 1 *O, nuestay next tho House wil consider the re. | Simermly wasrervendea | | ailing at aainict whch wan remtreabiy wall pet pound: Prowided, Tilous ot opin, | #4 the suderers. The Jewish congregations of taix | in the House to-day to authorize the Prosident to | reis of wine on pier J, Hust River, and allowed one | goig'ion reported from the Committ Foreign | canton co een Vou foulen bad Aesura eet Poser: | gone Hive artist, Mr, Hagh T. Cullen,o¢ 42 John at 4 Feed ee ac etentchali not be removed | country are called upon (o increase their collections | submit @ proposition to the Spanish Government | of them to be carried off under bis nose. For this | airs, in relation (0 Cuba. oe ot Bits en Lee 4 Proskiyo, ws laboring inn employed in Poillone for cxpertation without payraent of dutice, | for Win purpose, #0 that a relief fund of ab least | for the seltiement of tho Cuban diMculties by arbi: | Mr, Wakeman discharged bim, but Mr, Grinnell | “qi.e"\.w guthoriaing the tho transportation of as Set tear ahipyer ‘uch ates all not be refunded. $10,000 may be ready to moet emergencies, tratio Folnatated bin. coated Yond ReateS, was repented’ by'the Senate | (Get, Randoloh bas appointed Mr. O..D.W. Vroom, | "“prugsia hae now the fortified ports. of Wilholma. ot ncrphis, aud op all sale of morphis, ene dollar Lowpox, June 6.—t he riot of Botuschangy turns Lene y TTI Masoulo CHIT. cuar. {fmteraay, begause At etcouraged smuggling om the | fy Dice of the late Gee, Caldwell K. Hall . bafen, eel Danizic, Sunitevitts Algen, ana Fup tae “ath out to simply » playful quorrol among 77 " a J jexica tronuler, . * arian Govertiment has purchased the, wera hd, Yet further enacted, That on ang wes | schoolboys, luvatving the fracture of some window oie ae Tha, senaty yesterday adopted a joint resotation | ,, G20: Gleicb, the driver of a sode water wagon, was | KAfanean in the Suraits of Malacca, cor hes Meet in’ Uae hy articles Low bj thrown from his Chinese seas, Robert Rankin died in Liverpool on Sunday after articles,” be abt fromm duty, tae tallaw ing | panes _— — ‘The tir Knights of Manhatten end other Com. | allowing additional conipeusation to United Sta tin Washington streot, Ne ‘provided "f - | al my es q ; ve Malt atco he r se due police of the Mf for taking to census, provided such increase 1] Fee weecs pastes OFes yy, bear: ‘The London newspapers of yester ret ‘iat Extent of the Fontan Piet in Engla manderics will take ders published als for ik : Maat Both wh hia Bod; + roa ; Avid, rude; sold, nitrle, Bot chemically mas, city editor of the Omaha Repub pure, kcid, murtabic; acid, oxalic; aot, ‘asner tus columns, mith regard, to Lhe recep, Mow of the Grand Lodge of Perusylvania, ao, lowed by law. man who said he bad walked from Misels- ne if the Cambria were defeated, anew y ¥ tl toric, aad Bunday, of congestion of the lunge. rf th { Bt. Cecile and other | E1Price, the late acting Consul of the United Stat Wat his fainer resided at 388 Rivington atseet, | thas the Hgeria’s viciory over the Commodore's ye! Bitro-vierié; provided thal carvoys eonl ‘sckas Mrs, Julia M. |. Leander Back, | , The musical brethren of Bt, ° 4 : wom ork was tacen into ihe Newark police stasiou | om Belurday was completo: jock ah carvers air oat “ coe te M, Bock, wife of Mal. Leander Duck, | odgos hind s grend rehearsal at Sioinway Hall yaster. | who hab reeently arrived from Cuban the, pretended ee ie ae eee be. PTET NO A bene dev day afvcrnogs of ‘ube music which they intend to sing A Battalion of the Fi/ih Regimens, Company D of in Apolls | Minister at Washington.” He married the wealthy sister h 1d their way to Loe ¢ kurds, foun ta be Low ¥. ban General Porro, and has ap eye bo bay! dered Lhe richest ohty 8 u M wore ea anal ee, amu ete a cl seed, ig ane aay ot tate St no etn tenes Have recits ice tar ‘noatiad far tha tsa’ of tee Unuved bates ‘Sun O05 by @ Third 8venua oor ea aah. j wi Bagland, aod wore: pecemal <<