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New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
BASEBALL.
DEFEAT or THE ATLANTICs AT MORRIsANIA-
SCORE. ~ To 10.

DEFEAT or THE ATLANTICS AT MORRlSANlA-
SCORE. ~ TO IL.
The result of the match at Morrisania ycster-
dayWill create quite nutter among the baseball IRA
ternty OH account Of ITS bearing the forthcoming
eams between the Champions, the Iryngtons, and the
INITIALS In view of the fact that the Unions mad been
bct Nv, ice blythe rvugtons aud once by the Haymahes
of asugbury during the present season. tG success o,
the tantics considered lorcgnhe Sohchlslo' anu
the hitting ranged itself accordingly. Inc result Mas
,,ecuiarly gratifying 90 the Unions, II was the INST
Fam, won by them against the Atancs since loO Inc!
1nd plnyed the Champions FOR six years with per
Hister but unsuccessfu energy, the Atlantics
,ho ut,i nf tho Union tally. The great feature OF
the te ae Yesterday was tne magnificent batting OF
I ,nI and t,uisbcd Zctirin's pitching fearfuy. The
bnfths of Pa6or Godie Aiken, aud Beales was superb
% tc T b yoad ON The Held greatly assisted the heavy
batting Of the Unions aud GOldc, with y luckeyc 10
busIlss scored two home runs thereon Inc AthHi,s,
wlbut few exceptions batgd ic'by' " m tera noi'hs %
nbsace OF Pratt, Chapman, ahd Chhley HIn,,n,
whoe efforts would cciiulny hhie Deen ' Pto
dnctyc of "A different result. PabOrs plIcmhs
Vas very Wild, and this undoubtedly con
fuse, them though they secured number OF Dases on
colld balls Mills, catcher, played win MS usutl PIc
cisio and battcd better than common The r1ihg & ol
the imprc gave general sasicllG' e1,.pt ~ epd ou
the heather sultry and close. There were no uou,c
ulay" The game opened with score ol ior 'o ~ a..
t,it and cipher the Unions, ana rice rtISu on tc
.ecoL innings. ON the third innings ihe Cnainpols
scordl and the Unions making tolai ol ~ -, 1
of No former The Atlantcs went TO the Dat WIN co
80 Ia thc fourth innings but were again WhlteWashed
uJG I'm e m Unions "let ont' their batting ana added
nhI W ,ir score on the nfth sixth innings the Az
70 tici, o nlaccd In auod, the Unions increasing
,ri score 10 10 against .. Tie bIoohl5h poys %
blue but succeeded ~ seotS ru5 % I % @ esrte their
ming The Unious followed SUIT anu nope % H. arst
nnnncnts ON the eighth innings crane mauo ,ti,
run II the game-Galrin Ferguson, , nu 1,ior Win
iu1 nm around the bases The unions i9lioWeu W.
,s & and thc ninth innings opened Inc Atialcs Wahsa %
10 toe they scored o. ana amld some - ila,r tally
iTnIois finished the innings, hdulhg W '"''' '''
,nnkng the grand total siaiu % W lo'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

The new and fine yacht SapphO, built by Poillon Of
SOuthst and for which contract of sale Is being made
the figures being S5O000-althOugh not belonging TO the
squadron will accompany the yachts Of the Club on the
cruise. Collector Sny the Of thus port Mr. Moses Grin
nell MIR Robert s. HOne Mr.. Hamilton Morton, secretary
number of friends of the Club, will sail on the
SapphO. The Commodore OF the euadrqOn, MIR ii.
:. Stebblns, will sail his own yacht, the Phantom
winner or the Jnne regatta. The VceC Commodore Lloyd
Phgnx, Will sail his yacht WdgeOn very fast boat.
IL Is needless TO say that Mr. Benefits magnificent
yacht the Dauntess, will have excellent chance to
test her best sailing qualities the cruise is long one
the Dauntless comparatively new boat and her com
mander, never yet known 10 finch from carrying sail
brisk gale. by the way. il Is strange that the Vesta
race has not been entered for the annual cruise in fact
tho LOraTds not represented In the at ALL
George LOrillard has parted with the Eva very fine
boat and Mr.. Charles Penniman tho
fortunate posscssOr tins pretty little 0Op. The Cha
enge Of which great things expected has not made
any figure since her unfortunate debut in the West India
waters.
The cruise Will be up the Sound from Hampstead Bay
TO NewLOndOn distance OF $50 miles, where the
yachts will rendezvous, and a dinner and hop TO the
ashiOnabes at the PequOt House. carriage drives and
nirngs along the Sandy Beach, and probably a
picnic or two at GTOtOn, or some Of the beautiful
Islands which diversity and make pleasant the eastern
part Of the Sound. Then TO Bedford, with match
between the yachts open TO all competitors, aud
finally gland reunion and ball at Newport, where the
To be given by Commodore Stebbns The Palmer
owned by Can't. SOpcr, yacht which ranks high III the
estimation all yHchtmen for speed and model has been
reted and cleaned since the June regatta Mr. Kidds
handsome yacht the Alice Is also IN excellent trim and
she already promised 20 show "hul down" TO the
fastest yachts In the squadron something expected OF
her 10 believed that this annual Will excel in
genuine enjoyment all former cruises Of the Club.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
II IRRIED.

v,yYyG-KETCHUM-I the Reformed Dutch Church University
place july o. Rev Robert Manning OF Hamilton
tie Rev John H. Manning d. D., OF BOoA{n 10 hlLioe'u'
d,uehtrr of Horace +. Ketchun esq, Of Glen Cove H.
McKINIEY--WHITE-In this CITY, Friday July ~ by he rev
Irah Scott Mt William D. Mckinley 10 MISS S-iAn "H' o "
tins city. -. r,i...n,t
"Wednesday June 2 at 81 James Ephfopal
gb p,iprs le Ohio Rev Thomts Il. Wells, Sr jane,
0vingon of NewYork Cy Miss Moe NJ only daughter o'
Robert Offer esp. Of PluesNiHe. o.,-n.t-. f,.-.h
SATURDAY June az e Parish Church
Charlton Kugs England by the Rev ~ . "9oo Slos Z Tor
r,sr f NYos eecca f. ou child Of Capt GcoI6e D. 'ot
ni.b Of npgun villa Charlton Kings, late Of NrN-loIk ~
VA-SIMON residence OF C. G. DAWSON faIhhei " a.
on rueulty according to the order oi we sor Oi us'
S,h.s Vail TO Catharine A. Simonson both oi flanheld
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AQUATIC
,,,p,ovsuIr OF THE WORLD.

THE CHAMPIONSHIP of Inn
e.,>,cv,rtp Mass, July 3l.-Thc challenge
A. vard BROTHERS to the st. John, " b. crew. TO row
u Or mile race on the Connecticut kiver as M tS
nNe VI a. oo i'm gold and the championshpoI the Nnl
Guy nen accepted and the prelimlnarleS vi" DC a"ns'"
I'm Boston toinOrfOW' - -
',,,,,,, CRUISE OF TIE NEw-YoRK YACHT CLUB
The NewYork Yacht Squadron will rendez-
-, chen Cove this afternoon, at o'clock precisely
nrcparatory to starting on their annual cruise ino
rruIse this year promises to be very PHEASANT au
abe event. and as Is intended 70 prSons WV" W
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

from fe re.aees of her ps.ea,s One
Fourth and as Thursday Afternoon 81 Sc'es>
morning. the residence Of william hnct G
az Wooboune in West Rorbay Boston Cksrne hara sg
wick daughter and only surviving child otb late Hon Theodore
Sedgwick in her 1876 year
The funeral will SlOckbhdse hAssaehust on Friday shenoes
short pnn Illness borne BY her with Christian oHtad ss
resignation Ellen sper the 06 ar OF her ase the beloved S"'
Of Francis Spicer. - 80.
Her viii place Friday August 1851 from the restenos
sos No IS hird at 10 O'Clock Puneral 40
81 Marks Church snd seeeE ave ne esss
and equansnces Of the family and Of her sou hhsm aanse
sOnnag John Musnd and grHndsOns W r. sso tehh VI hanse
invited to attend whOu. further notice
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DIR. kennedy's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE.

Every traveller by SHOULD have bottle oft
E,e family sickness or In teaih should have oo"S IL
IL Will cure simple Summer CompauI
II will cure Dsrhea
II will cure Dysentery
Ii uil cure Gripping of the Bowes
II viii cure Cholera Morhus . IA, - -. -.
1t Will restore the tone OF tue bowels when edaeeo ""a
kind. - -. -. a, .......
full directions given with each tOse bow 70 msege M diseases
occasionel by lOOscueSs the bowels Manufactured BY
' y DONALD KENNEDY, ROIbury sssa
Price One Dollar Por sale by DBMAS BARNES CO. NO as
row r G WELLS Co. No. 10 Fuoust. N T.. and Chif
No SirthaVH
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Important 20 Railway Travellers.
ApPLEToNs OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY oUIDK

APPLETONs OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY oUiDK
will be ready this lag at 10 q. ~. -
CONTENTS OF THB AUGUST GUIDE
I-IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVBLBR8
Checking Baggage Purchasing Tickets Rsussy Mps.
Railway Time Tables. SC. &c.
II-NBARLY ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS representing tho
principal country principal Routes Of Travel Bsst
NORTH and South These Maps indispensable 10 .e travelling
community.
I-sBARLY PIvB HUNDRED TIME TABLES yiag The tne %
the Ss<
states the ne represented 81 Map
Iy-INDEX TIiR EAMBs OF NEARLY TIN THOUSAND STA
TfONS TOWNS VILLAGES AND CITIES. situated the tat
CanadAs To Sppers Merchants.
Jbbers and Business generally this Index ndspeahle
V-TOIfRIsT GUTDR TO THR PRINCIPAL WATERING
PLACES Raheabe Resort Areegaoat ne
White hoani4s Lake Cbsnpan ksse
Mmphremsgg Wyoming Valley Mammoth Cave Long Branch Cape
"VSf%MoSTHLY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND THEIR PRO
GRESS.
VII-ANFCDOTRS AND INCIDENTS OP TRAVEL.
yITI-APPLBrONS COUNTING HOUSE, CALENDAR
rS3- TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY: u...-x..
BE very careful that you get APPLBTONs RAILWAY
GUIDE full and complete Railway Guide iot the Uoitet
found all the principal Bookstores
Book Periodical nearly all of the pnadpai no
tells Railway Oces aud all Of the principal Railways
throughout tie unitel States aud the Canadas
d. APPLETON Co. Publishers
No. and AS Brosdwsy
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

INr Umfr Grl WItlidTaWn nftcr The fOufth hclt.
Confidence took tho 1T premium; Bingham Colt the 2d
Tuc-2.ggt 22s, 2J2i, 2.Jl! 2:3i. large number OF
sIsrtue men from New York and Boston were present
Auug The visitors from New York Commodore Van,
derut and SIR. Hurker. Mcssrs. Jerome Bonner ana
MUilsscy expected.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
BIRTH

,Ns- A. rnon Hill " j. Tuesday July 30, 1867 Mrs Lemu
T,ans late O " ashineton County MI, OF SON.
Baltimore American please copy
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
-, ,l,o nassangcrs Der the steamer

Among the passengers per tlle steamer hlna,
Mne MTothnf of the Austrian Navy. and his brother Gen
TroEtho who are cn route to Mexico, to obtain, posi-
hIc tl,c body Of NaNilnilall. -
p'I Inp In a. SAKE is among the passengers
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
GAMES TO-DAY

Tc-dov the Lone Star Club of MMatteaiW,ann,, Matte ,nn ,,
n " visit Greenpomt 10 play tle ntI NAV the first
place ~ lime and-h0ne series with the Mohawh oiuD i
Et Is Capitoline Ground the EckIoiu anu
pay 'i''i TlIE MAINE TOURNAMENr. o of
pn.r, AND. Me-, July 3l.-The frst game e,',,, on
Vhi III touruanrnt was won by the Cushucr i
the laso % Me- AGAINST the liowdon CLUB OF bruhSWeA'
OF AsSu,a, a SStn'',on thr score standing 4s tn 5l
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

n 81 Uaoa oui on l,sd S,.1fsrSa
T. dneI sr ois n pcsrce l. Home Rmi-dodie, y hebhs ~
son nnN. II Birlsall a. umprc--hE john "t'h " W
Pass ,lb scorei-Alessfs. Monk aDd SAt Tune V b
go,tlu
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samuel Brothers, No. so Ludgnfo Ill., London.
ENGLAND.
Have You n Lame Backt

Have You a Lame Backf
Weakness the back from whatever arising be cured By
persistent RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 1t be take.
Cuted twice every hoa internally aud rubbed in brtif
(undue day whole length Of he spine Ladies who
weak back viii receive immense benefit hon This mode o.
treatment
Price 50 per bottle Sold bg Druggsts.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
MINING STOCKS

s,V PH,Scr,co July Curry sos; Savage. Si2o'
Potosi +l0; Ophir Hale Norcross 0O Crown fon
Belcher $3.50; Alpha 500, Imperial
r. share +2C5; California Steam Navigation Co. Sl CanA
STATE Tel. Co, 20.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

INAUGURATION or THE NARRAGANsEr TRoT-
TING PARK-TfRST DAYS RACES -DRACO
PRINCE AND CONFIDENCE THE WINNERS
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW PARK.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

De Madbar ! wsrbet Sbr MIR u eineGub.e
MOos terbet bplen 4" '~.@.%@1sesss'7 Wy. ssas~aas>
rSa, ia, re&t eern lautete bic Antmprt.
Die beiben Na6brrn uaren mieber eint8, bic
Mepotatex UNI etueu proeeb 0epreQt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
Rpmtl@e Mn3eteen.

meine Grau IT esnte Ma@t NIT steei e%tiuneen
mir oue BsleiDsbe3eusuneeu unp febe UNI title
Ibetlnabme. .. %.
- @er 1T Der rst&fe Gara in &u,opa?-Dte
R1niein Don &nelanb, eenn lie bdlt Elm Obtr-
unb elm 1nterbaus ; Der Raiier bon Grantrei&
bat nur 3wei Ramn,ern !; Der 8Snig Don :Yreuben
bat nur elm Cabinet; Der turtii&e @ultan bat
muir etnen Diuau, uno Der pap0 in Num nur
einen @iubl.
9n Oefrei& gilt Ter u Cd,
Sn England gilt Der @re9,t
in Bayern gilt Der y od,
Sn Gub!ano gilt Der 9tpf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

Die DQmpf<@&ae< IT, Mabl<
:MHble
por, ST.. uro Sui. Idermann
Mmertca, CAREER 60. Wtnn.
mahit in Arftreee eer garmeF ral$ .ns " issr matt
91a~ >-ttfen teee aufeeeebene nnantttat sSatse".
~ atertal=
@6nttt- unp @tien . @aaren
1;>suadnbtaae serietener @tere, In benz bic Sarner
8 Nflifei nnierer Bran@en IL btQts taufeu t6uueH, ais
.toaitetnen @tpre beS 6taates:
81 Irmerprsbutte perbeu bic t5@Ren pretfe keaat1t
-, Ok. & Sui. Mdermanu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
Dte beiben Wa@barn.

ASAX&RS
dDsr Bauer Deit bate In ieinem @ebSftt tixen
3tsb6iunne aus pel&em aud iein Ma@bar
8elten 1elnen W ebarf entnabm. Ginea
Eaaes 1rraG 0eit III 0tlten:
Na&bar! n,etn 3tebbrunnen 1T baufdQig unb
i'd mug i'm ausr1auern la0en. Da'ur, baB
Sbr 80 Sabre lang BET mir &uer Ba0er 9ebplt
babt, perbet Sbr mir cine Gubre Woos aus benz
@olte be1&aFen, bt0en i'd gum Musfuttern BET
BrunnenRetne beearf.
Darauf bsessnete@ elten barf&: I'D Mills nt@t
ttun!
a. .perpe i'd, perfebte @eit eeret3t, rneinen
Brunnen per1&lieben unb fSnnt ibr anbertp6rts
Guer @a0sr faGex.
Oto! ia&te Belten, mein &e&t a n &ueren,
Brunnen 1T periabrt unit tpenn Sbr &uere Drp.
bune pabr raa@t, 70 tuerfe t& Gu& etnen wroesb
an ben 3alS.
Die,e Nebe tpurrnte ben 8ett ni@t ,penig unb
e eine in bic @tabt, I'm, bort eiutn eei9id-
ten Nbpofaten III rattle ~ 3teben. Dieter ent.
gsenete auf 0ett's Muslo0ung:
Mttn lteter Beit! t& bebauere, Gu@ ntdt
retts in biefer aReelesenbett 3u ietuera @a@-
matter ansenomrntn bat. Sd wia Gu& ob.r
einen auttrn tii@tioen Ne@tsanpalt empfsb.
len. j..
Der Abpofat fhrieb ben Namen unb be @st-
nune ittnes Berutssenp0en auf einen 3ettel unb
barunfer 3pei 3e,len In latatnilder @pra@e, 10.
nit It 8eit pe,abf&iehete. Dieter betradtete lie
ibm frembeu @&rif3l9e, tertn Sinn ct qar ~
germ 9ewu6t bate unb Sic ibu1 bebentli@ 9enu9
tr(@ienen. Dam fab ct li@ fpri&enb utt uno
aIs Ct einen dlhi@en, ebrliden piiroigen 9errn
erblidte. 70 nGberte Ct fb bet11elben nit obae3o-
eenen, quite uub Der bS1fi&en gxrebet
Qteber 1err, fSnnt Sbr mir pit1etdt ertlGren,
tpas biefe fren,ren RrateltaBe beia8en?
Der Mnaeipru9eue erfaBte ben 3ettel, iiber-
fog i'm. f9uttelte benin fcpf uno fragile bann
i6&elnb:
9tr betebt barauf ~ pidtn, .pas bier esl&rie-
ben itebt.
Sa, ia, I{ebtr perr! autportettte @ett treu-
beraig, tpenn'S fein fam unb Gu@ gef6Qia ia.
@o Seruebn,t benn, faete Der perr xn> las,
r2a0tn mir bic S@len ~ LANCE it@ raufen, bio,
lie lernen aus einem Iroge {aufen. .,:
Dazzle, bante rtbt ids ! lpra@Yeit pergniiet,
nabrt ieiren :3ettel aurid nnb 9ing, ni9t AZ BEN
erapfoblenen Mbppfaten fpnbern tarads tn fem
Dorf auriid unb bier 9erabepees 3u 8elten.
Ma@bar ! reb,te ~eriste1en an, Ia bat u1tr Gutr
Absctat eielen !3ettel nit ben trembeu WSrt.rn
du9ebdnpt9t- @oQen mir ,1i@t au,arau1tr. III
unttru1 9farrer 9.ben unb i'm bitten, ha6 Ct bas
Dina uts Se1beut{&t2
Ndmli@ ber Rluse @eit faete nd 1tlbt
Wenn t@ ben, 8elten ben @pru@ bes .MbSplaten
ertlare, fr elaubt Ct mid nt@t. 49,.
Vslten 3etgte l@ bereit, ben Gang gum Wfar<
rtr anjutreten. MlS bie(er ebenfauS Die LATENT.
f&tn 3etlet ms Deut(&e al@o iber(sste Qo0tn
mir bic O&(en 70 LANCE (& raufe1, be lie Ierneu
einem 3rpee ~fauten," + fheb 8ett l9@elub
3IVelteu, aufraaeub:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
s&ufc.M afiUudl.

4a0erbier 5 @aIpon ure RaHeebau6,
81 tnneappltS. Nttnr.
&bas. s. Mhller u. Q.
Grit autsm Eager unp @etrdnten aatr %rt.
barunter fets cine CUTE Ganes8a6ee piro tn I'M
fern @alocn tets a%ufeemartet.
419
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

DeutI@es Gait unp Boarptne 6ous
gum
SO &bein;".
Mofabel-8 traRe, ct. Naul, mtnH..
gebalten Don
$errmann @arf-
Obtges 6aus 1T neu unb auf pas Bette etn9e'
rt&tet unb fanr Dem publitur1 en1pfpblen 'peroen'
Ausse3ei&ne.s @ta0une, fopte sutes Duck
naEer beirn 3aus.
6errna. parf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
&mmert & @6wet3er,

Gaele CITRATE, ct. paul, Nebt benz eeebrten pu-
blttuu. ~ieetraett III Dtenfen nit ausee3ei&neteu,
Qaaerbter scn1 befen 0tbrdu, fit teben Bebarf
un6 aur1 btQt8fen pretie, unb eu1pfeblt btermit
tbr Gabritat befens ben seebrten Abnebmern IN
@tabt nnb Qanb. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
linton &ptel,
Ode Der @aba59am> unp 4ten @traBe
BON ~. Qunfenbetmer .

Neuerbaut,. ~eerdumts, init beten sns freunblt@en
Keiienben bte terrlt9aen geauenlt&tettea nettn gut
beretteter Rpf unb ber btltsfen Beetenuns, fsmte cute
Geraumtae Stauuns TT BET hem 5aufe, anb teetalb
BEN Garnern nanent1t& au en1pfehlen.
Ret(enbe unb beren @epdd merbeu fret BON uub rad
Der 2aubuus befS,bert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

II E II Dc U II r T E r s.
@aloon unp 8eeelbabn,
3. @tra6e, sesenaber benz altenN merteaa paufe
6 I. Yaul, Mftnn.
Der unteraetdnete nta4t benz aeetrten beut{&e En- pu-
trluu. bterbur& betannt, BAT Ct 1seben etnen neueu
Salpon nebf &e8elbabn
erbfnet bat.
Itt btr gerR@eruns, eat Ct burg tte arttsfe 1eete.
NINA nnb tnbert Ct nit benz befen Mrttteln fets auf3u-
warteu i'm Stanbe IL. bemlbt fetn wirb, I'D has a1se.
mttnAe NptlwpQen 3u bern, label ct 3xua Befu@ fetnes
ueueu GtabltGe mcnts freuubltAf elm
8. q. @pnbermann.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-05-09
The ORION. A week ago to day

THE ORIoN.-A week ago to day we
went aboard this we'll known vessel for a
trip south. As usual everything was neat
and tidy, inviting the traveller to day
of recreation and quiet enjoyment Our
staunch friend Hodges, who performs
the duties of clerk SO quietly and well,
gave US an introduction to Capt. Kirkland
whom we had never met before. To say
we were pleased with the treatment re-
celved from this gentleman would but
lily express our gratitude for the kindness
bestowed upon us and those in our charge.
And we noticed that kindness was not the
only essential element of this gentleman S
conduct-his boat is managed SO quietly
and everything moves along so smoothly
that we are positive there is no better
managed craft on the lakes. In the Off
GERS under him Capt. K. has host
How important it is to the comfort of the
passengers to have Steward that under
stands his business and one too that is
always on hand. We hope that Capt.
Goodrich will always be able to furnish
such boats as the Ghic,. and Sea Bird
for this line, and that he will man them
as veil
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-05-09
GREEN BAY.-The Adrocate says Wv

GREEN BAY-The Adrocate says I'VE
hear discouraging accounts from most of
the streams along the Bay to the effect
that there is lack of water for driving,
and large quantities of logs are laid up
for the next freshet, which may or may
not occur in June The trouble seems
to have been that the rise this Spring
came before the ice was out of the streams,
rendering it impossible to start them at
that time and now, when the streams
are clear of ice, the water is gone.
The Gazette says that the balance of
the Aston property will be sold at auction
without reserve, on the 9Th day of june
This includes some 1900 lots and lie
acres of private claim No. /. Senator
Howe and family arrived home on We'd
nesday, and occupy their old quarters.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-05-09
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SMALL BUSINESS. Our contemporary
across the way, has the following in it's
last issue, concerning the proceedings of
the Village Board
"a vote was taken to make an appro-
priation for sett of colors for the new
steamer Manttolooc This was lost,
Messrs Kuhl, Schmidt, Zinns, and Dryer
voting for the measure, and Messrs. Lyon,
principal proprietor of the Manitowoc
Tribune,) Wallach, Smart. and Schuette,
voting against it. Considering that Lyon
and Wallach have been considered dead
heads on Goodrich's boats-that is,
getting free rides on them at any time
their votes need an explanation. Do
they want family ticket, or do they
think Capt. G. will give them bonus. -
We assure them both they will receive
neither. Our business men will attend to
this matter, and will never see the Nan
totcoc launched without full sett of col
lors-no matter whether the picayune
men like Lyon and Wallach, agree to it
or not.
1t is much regretted by good men of
all parties that Messrs. Smart and Schuet-
tie should have voted against the propo-
sition, as they have always been looked
upon as intelligent, wide awake, enter
prising citizens. We hope they will
change their opinion, and sustain their
good reputation.
: Just see the malice displayed in the
above article 1t was written for no other
purpose than to deceive. The inference
which that little journal wishes its rea-
ders to draw is, that the above named
gentlemen and the TRIBUNE are opposed
to the purchase of colors for the new
steamer Manitoacoc The facts are far
different, as our cotemporary is well aware.
They favor the raising of money by pri-
cate Subscription instead of making an
appropriation from the Village Treasury
They do not believe in forcing any one
to pay money for any such purpose
They do not consider it right to ask the
poor laboring man who has house and
lot upon which he pays taxes, to pay one
cent unless he is willing to do so. When
the question came up before the Village
Board, each of the gentlemen who voted
against the appropriation of money out
of the Village Treasury, expr essed his
readiness to pay even more than than
his share would be if paid in the shape
of taxes. No fair minded man can ask
more.
Considering that Mr. Lyon" hasaerer
had any free rides on Mr.. Goodrich
boats, it is only another proof of the IN
called for SANDER above quoted.
1t is well known that Mr. Lyon is not
the principal proprietor of the TRIBUNE,
and has nothing to do with its editorial
management. We have favored the
purchase of colors for the Manitopoc
from the start, and our contemporary, by
insinuating that we opposed it, when he
knew better, showed again his usual dis
regard for truth.
One word more. There is man ~
in this place who for the past six years
has lived to great extenton the peoples
money! mere pauper. He has openly
boasted that the County Board has do
mated funds for his use; and this too by
the hundreds of dollars, and yet the mis-
cradle fellow is in debt to nearly every
business man in town. He is eminently
qualified to talk about ''dead heads and
"a bonus.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-05-09

A NARROW EscApE-On Monday
night last, while the Str. Orion was on
her way to this place, she stopped at
Port Washington to leave heavy brick
machine. The First Mate, John Morris,
was experimenting its transferal from
the boat, and as it reached the pier ii
broke through and went into the lake.
Morris was struck in the breast by some
thing, and SO severely injured, that he
was in imminent danger of drowning, but
was finally rescued We advise the pro-
prietors of that old pier to make new
one. We do not want to lose Morris, nor
any of our lake officers Just vet while.