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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-03

shsltgvills RAni !. %, Southern Bank. soi Ira
ders' Bank. "a NOshlns IL transpirins lie
stocks.
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LOST.

7 Osr-oN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. A
GOLD BRACELET.
name mari 81 inside. The finder viii be libe-
rally rewarded hy leaving the zane A.
THIS OFFICE.
Tehruary I, 1875. l3l
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IRON SAFE KEY.

uifh pest Kew attached. A liberal reward
ufn hs paid % the finder. n leit a. this once
o. Il = Jefsraon street. l@FT
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 jefferson street.
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TRusTEK's SALE-By reference to an
advertisement published elsewhere twill
be seen that some valuable real estate on
Adams street will be sold on the 5ih Of
March b. the trustee, Mr.. 7. h. William.
son. Parties interested should lOOk Into
the matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-03

MoSEr to loan on collsiersls-Hub-
bard, $50 Second street. up stairs ls7
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FOR SALE.
CHoR SALE.

FOR SALE
TEN MULES,
at u month"; ere iit. on good collateral or 90
real estate uHencumbered. Call at Ne; ~
Msdison street, on J. G. DENT,
lB U. s. Cotton Weigser.
ETTRNTTURF FOR sALE-A VERY FINE
II ped-Room Set. at half price in use three
in 9sSs AMY 1Sj MADISON STREET.
ROR sALR-A No. LETTER PRESS,
with a good stand, in good order. Apply
at THIS OFFICE. lzs-l
NOR ssLE-THE VACANT LOT On THE
v Northwest corner Desoto and b,nett IS Is:
Main street. -5-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-03

Fails Drug store open AZ ALI
hours, s5I Main street.
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PIrrsBURG Coal AND GAS COKE
Brown h Jones', Office 247 Second street
Weighed by County Inspector.
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Our Job Department
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT

Of the Kind in the Southwest We employ
none but Capable worknsa. and tara out the
best Of work at the nest reasonable prices,
wHTTMORE a c.
l2at No Is NsSsOn st.
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wheasIey q Avenl. oeIIeeting As.t..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-03

tbs Pax AND PULPIT.-This Tennes-
see monthly is for sale at Enmons, 10
Jefferson and 1893 Main street. he has
received the Bazaar, and all the fashion
monthlies, the Atlantic, and the other
literary monthlies, a vast array Of week
lies-American, foreign, literary, comic,
scientific, horticultural, religious and
sporting-the New York daily papers and
those of the West; also, the most
extensive stock Of valentines ever brought
to Memphis. Les Noureauz Mysteries
de Paris, La SemaiRe. Der Criminel
Zeifung, and large stock Of English
works Of fiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01

CRASE-Sadcnir at Eh,he.h g.. weises.y. sept
Is. Cfsns, D. ID u
Com. in The 81
from No lf BresLs' Moals,
oclork
Philadelphia please
DOSAIDIu Brooklyn Monday Nsfysrrits ysasss
daughter 81 Wa and Eliza Doua.d.
Tie and family respectfully Invited e. stsss
funeral the Of her sister Ms T. " hmsal No.
rs Henry BreOkyn THURSDAY stsfBooa sock.
ELYlt Niagara 49, isabella ,sssgess
dsas irl u Els. n. Ply VI We. lon
The remains u-fsta 10 Lyme. Com
HESpETCFlf larkvlr Tnesdsv sept Wisn Hsudrlrk.
aged 80 yetr,. noatis. AMI Sdays -.
The reisues AMI r. family AID ais0 Ae veterans 1914
respectable invited attend The fuerai HON the ieduse 30
souusw Charles N Ayeass A.
oi iAarsiay ~onBg Al ~ o'clock.
JOHNSONO wesncsdsy Sept Jsmes e. Johnson o. Jan
ara Mars : Johns"s ~ he 76i 81 bis
Frs!ss afternoon. b; ecock. al No lsn Slnthsse
MACk-n srshrrg Pen "Wednesday Sept % ls1S 81 fp''t
freT Kate wife ~ CO. Oscar A. Msel L. ArBv All daughter II
Tea. JasiR Dmck e. ;. Army. aged 80 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01

except m the brief cHlortat,on. being the Hebrew. A
rare feature or the nutials presence of the
parents and grandparents OF the bride. OF whom
had tie usual characteristics Of old age This
three hundred and fourth marriage cousecrated Mr.
Isaacs. and have any OF the parties ned In
natIinOny By him sued for a divorce. From the
syna the bridal party drove 70 Lyric Hail. and par
took OF the bridal feast, which succeeded by festiy
ties aud dancing until late hour oi The night.
The November number of Yankee Notions is
ready.
BROOKIYN.-Wm Ryan has been appointed
Internal Revenue store kec per OF the Third District
AT meeting OF the city members OF tie
Board of superyIsOg held yesterday afternoon the in
aud canvassers OF the election m November 90
the number OF 720 appointed, after which the Board
aGjourEed -
The /. s. Steamer De Soto. (paddle-whce)
and Marhlchcad screw. sold AT public aucto M
the Brooklyn Navylard at noon. yesterday Inc MAR
heheud l62 IT, inches length Of deck. and 57 tuniag
together with boats oars anchors cables hawsefs sails
CABIN and other furniture, and articles belonging 10 en-
giurs and boilers. started at s3O and lh np 10
sliItO, at which agure she was sold 10 SlaIbueh x Co
The soto. 246 feet length of deck and l61 iunna
together articles board was started at SsOdO ana
up 10 s75oO at which price she was knocked d"Ni "
II. T. Livingston. The attendance was not arv ana th
bidding was very slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
LARGE FIRE IN BROORLTN

DESTRUCTION OF THE EMPIRE SroREs-Loss
100000
Yesterday afternoon, at about A. o'clock, n
IRE vas discovered In the extensive q. g. Bonded Ware
house situated the East River short distance north
of the Fulton ferry house. known the Empire Stores,
and owned by Messrs J. Ncsmlth & Son The building
had formerly been occupied oil refinery and the
aoors and beams having become thoroughly mpregnated
with OIL made the WOOD 10 highly combuslble mat the
water poured IN upon the burning pile had but ltte or
no effect The nlsi indication o, me nre wac sgn'
.pcctor Issuing from the cracks 81 inc closed IRON smut
crs Of The second east window OF Tue uPPeTstory
alarm wa promptly gwen Dnt ~ vas , .wuns3
minutes before "a stream OF water was directed toward
me scat q on SsT r OF i aee ff IN the
upper story AID The Are had deeply penetrated inns IN
haininabc material before II was discovered The Dhu
ing of brick and Tour stories 10 night etenuey
The 'front.' through 4" Nater-st distance OF
rnnny cotl ara other combusthlc articles until II had
The mastery ~ The entire upper ioor Al about % co'h
INC flames burst through the roof aud soon after the moor
ZEN H. causing tho wall the Waterst side 10 bulge OUT
md fall The thus opened TO view was nagnlneent
sllh Ihe walls which separated the Umpire s.oIes on
either side the adjoining stores were fortunately
douDe. and The smen easily prevented the nAnes from
began 10 get Out what they could from the lower story
About dozen casks Of palm o! belonging To .okac
4 Co were saved aud also about 100 bags OF coffee DC
longing 10 De Castro Co. With these exceptions Tue
entire contents OF The building were DESTROYED ne
buildings and ", which were destroyed were oWhcu ~
NessTs NesInth SON. who are fully insured AS lhe.l
tor the most part insured almost ire "nTe
az the loss Will fan upon the Insurance. companies nc
following list ~ some OF the firms having Roods
stored 10 the building; DE Castro Co. Sooo
bags coffee Becker d Co. 1900 bags cohee, u
quantity OF jutc aud other articles ona ~,
IuiInc Co. several hundred bales OF ndlarubber bin
guere A Thebaud 25 bales Itle grass; Richard lhnsn
orav co. 800 bags coffee H. II. Raven large quantity
sugar, Eibou Monoz several hundred bales oil Inp"i
r. b. d F. A. Dwight sugar Bapdahl Co.. quantulyT
OF wool This st is very imperfect and 1t Is iInpoSsipo
10 state with accuracy the quahtliy OF 49,. 49,,
articles mentioned. as several accounts are hep' ~
s!oyernment officials connected with the stoIos,
and goods are being taken out, s shn
ronseped for stora GO every day The shipping along
docks wa. fowed into the stream before the nre nau
made much progress aud thus saved from dos,rue
Ton The fire was still burning among the ruins VI '
nuildnr nj IA O'Clock night Between the houls
and III made beautiful sight for the passengers -" Ice
Drookyn ferries IL Is impossible nj present. 70 Eli iiv
more than a rough estimate OF the loss Dut IL Gun "'
IA. l.e. fhaut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
TILE RoMAN cArnoLlc sYNnn

The diocesan synod of the Roman Catholic
Church. which ha. been ia session Tor The last two DAY
M ~ Parick's Cathedral closed Yesterday Among Tho
ary objects Of this synod b, tie publication OF The dc
cree. of the Pleuary Council Of Baltimore, The regulation
OF yHu0- NATTER connected with the church IN TINS 40
ocso Few o. Which are the establishing OF pHiu, lth,
ssoo both indu-iful and tcfornatorJ the regulating
of cCnfuteiniics md MISSIONS. TIE institution of new re
gou- s0ciecs and The publication ~ books fnI The bet
III ntOn Of the "foihfu' The holding oi balls ana
pic. mes are especially prohibited Regulations Ion the
better discipline 81 tho various religious bodies were pro
nu.gnfed The exercises yesterday commenced by TIE
celebration Of solemn high mass by the Most Rev Arch
bishop AcClOsLCy, assisted by the Rev Father naIs'
Wear General OF the diocese aud number 81 priests,
a.cr which ceremony OF closing the Synod took place.
which consisted Of prayers appropriate 10 the "ccasl"
the reading Tie drctoos OF the council, the hnehg "i
she Veoo Creoor Sp,tes, and an address 10 the as
se,nhcd clergN men by the nosf reverend Af'h-
bi,hop Tire Most Rev. Archbishop then pro.
n,unccd the pOnt1cal bencdiction. after when
the Rev clergy dispersed IL - cNpect"l
uat the Rev Archbishop viii issue letter 10 the pastors
OF liz several churches throughout the docescs III which
will bo u full account Of the proceedings over 800
c!c, men were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
THE RIIIIARn MATCH

The contest at the French game, 800 points
up. played between Melvin Foster and John Deery, aS
night Irving Hail. resulted IN favor OF the former by
IIi points The Hall was well filled with professionals
amateurs. and lovers OF the game ot blilirts anohE
whom the spirit OF speculation lively Two 20 one
Foster tile prevailing Offer at the beginning
Of the match; but when at 10 o'clock lac ma
measured fye-siNtlIs of his string, leaving MS
opponent almost 100 points behind the bets ranged rom
five in his favor with no takers. Up 10 tic
inning there had been bur few good totals scored
but the 4Jh Foster ~ by of series OF re
in winch slipped up the easiest shot
Offered during the play. This brilliant run
brought Fosters score UP to l5l. while Deely
was left behind at g. On the 5lst the latter
made points among which one Effected by
very bold angle shot that called every cushion into re
quiston Foster followed with TO- and then with H. ana
6oth with 16. al which point the score stood 2 Tor
the latter and 81 for his antagonist who after making
three nOthugs In succession accomplished, under di
every prospect Of making So the red and white
frOle. the accident forcing him 10 play at long
taw, which he did with the confidence OF a
veteran and with the gratifying result
~ forth above Then he made and was answered
ly Foster with the 10th Inning, after which MI tle
9TH whom Decry scored IL, amid great applause, lhe
play was exceedingly dull. This was followed by run
made by Foster the ipist his score now STANDING
2ss Five innings gave Foster two As aud Two -
nng. The winners average was abont 40 ana inc
time of the game ~ hours. Among the notaDies pre-
were PheIaIi havanagh, Tlemau. aud Capt BOY e
of New York; Michael smith. Champion oi the Rocky
Mountains Michael GeaFy. Capt. GrOte aud Mr Heidel
berger, prospective Champion of Tinicum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01

ANDRRgOS-EgLLSIs Brooklyn Tuesday the 2sth ns, the
rc,snce BRIDES brothcrinlsw Elmsndsr ny the Rev
d. seward Joseph H. Anderson Of l0nks and Hattie hugcnie,
daughter o the late Marcelns Bella
-TEMPLE-Oa Tuesdly Sept 30 At Christ Church pehsm
Wcchester n T. By the Rev j. MAlpn Hardae Richard
Eumst CAhalo Temple eldest daughter Of the late Cs Robert
Temple
MARsH-BREwSTRR-A Christ Church Broekrn on Wednesday
sept 1903 by The l.. H. GTeeues, lfHin o. hssA 70
Adelaide Brewster, all Of that city
"wednesday Sept 10 1863 by the Rev
Samuel Ofcnt. Mr Samuel a. Sheldon. jr and hs hAhha l.
Lsbussisre, both Of Wooilawn, wesicbesier Co.. ~ l.
SOULR-CLARKEAt Frst NJ Church Brooklyn, IT, D., on
Tuesiav sept ~ by the Rev John W L,s ahs~ Sas OF
Warrington O. 90 Miss Mamie b., ony dahghefV Nlsfke
esq. Of Bruokyn, X. d.
Maine papers please eopy
SHERWOOD WEDNESDAY Sept &c. the residence
bnie parsa by the Rev Nathaniel Bod.n D. OF Goa
,ori N assisted BIZ H. H. Dunning Of sonih Norwsk
nan aeob 81 Sherwood New Rochelle H. Jaia M gsush
Ter ofWm H. Boeon Of South Norsalk. Conn.
WoOLRY-uARNEDA Railway N j. Thurdav, Sept . 1862
the Shsjden Thomas T. wocey Of Ne~lok to Miss
Lottie Harmed Of RAILWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN CONVENTION.

The annual Convention OF the Episcopal Dl-
ocese 81 NewIO rk assembled at st. PauIs Chapel yes
terday morning the Right Rev. Bishop Potter presiding
Two hundred delegates were pr sen ana the galleries
were ned principally with ladies. Tue opening sen
fences were read by the Rcy. DR. Eaton of ~ Clement
Church. and the Rev. A. NJ johnson o. BfoOkIyn read
to lcssos. The musical portion OF the service wa con
grcgatlonA. brief sermon WAS preached by the rev
Dr Morgan OF st. Thomas. shortly before O'CLOCK Tue
Convention chilled to order by Bishop Potter aud the
Rev MI EigcnbrOd the Secretary OF the last Convention
proceed 70 cal Tho roll On motion tie taxing of ballot
was dispensed with ia the election or Secretary ara
Treasurer. the present incumbents, the Rev WIZ H.:
Elgenbrodf. DD and Edward r. Delaney we're ehcted
Secretary aud Treasurer respectively.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
VI. Rhns appointed The following standing committees; ,
on rroyor. On AImssos o. CiurceWm panfeoHo' ne
Rr- Wr. Walton AL the Ron. Hamilton Fish n,
Diocesan Furf-Thr Rev Rich y si"ry'n ", ~ -. T.O,
on Tie Treasurer, R-po-Fsgt saith ESQ., WI De" e'' anu
Hon. Dav'i Y. Ford jsnei -, r, "a "a
Or he Gen-l isosicsl semiuaryThe Re- Nogsn Dir d. D.
~. Re- l.aat H. D. Il Perpoai Jsaes T. De
per.,~r r,l ard AnthoDy y. Mcio1ad ESQ
on Canos,-The Beujss HABIT D. the Rev tngeas
Hsfran b. the Rev ; H. Basislck D. D. tie hoa u 4 Nt
2.lacA ami the iloB HanhIen fish
lNspgCruH. TnE srANDite A0aaTrshA
he Clerical N0trs-rhs Rev. A H. Hart aud WA scott
rof Kcr D. Hlo.e Bge AL MI ifNicHei
pspsrrsr -
For Clerical yytes-rse L. NJ PeteEs, D. D., Mr. Joh'
70 s Lar yo,,,-Ths Rev Alexander Burse" D. D. aa NJ S
Tho Convention then adjourned 10 O'Clock The oleri
car and lay delegates from the Northern Diocese ttha
to be- hold a meeting afterward IN the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
GEN. MCCLELLAN.

Gen. Mcclellan, since his arrival, has been
content 20 dwell that vale o, secuson where alone.
according 10 Count Fosco, true felicity may be ex-
pcr-uced Perhaps he feels the necessity OF rest 10 pre-
pare him physically aud mentally for the trying ordeal
Through which De Is destined 20 pass on Friday Yesterday
afternoon he WAS visited by Committee from the Me
Ccan Legion. who desired 10 ascertain his views IN re-
gard 10 the ovation about 10 be rendered HIM The Gen
era oharacter,icay stated that 10 was his wish aot To
have hs quiet disturbed bat that lac felt II would be I'M
gracious refuse accept the tribute OF respect ana
card his fellow citizens aud fellow soldiers proposed TO
Yay h Last evening the General left FOX Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
Sp,tial noi,ccs.
Liver l0nlpininf.


10 number Of persons ,reci
disorders liver arising inflammation obstruction Of
organ symptoms Of ler eonp dr pal.
aching ia he reb, particularly pressure
breathing yellow ,arred tongue ,re,c nausea ronug
or 81 the stomach and h-ssrs
tines and da e a. others slight swrss
Ia Appearances Of seT complaint Hna Ascihss
Of ouioalr consumption Disorders osa ai.sea
f,r tie oths ais,akc srp0 that AEef psaa
can DO cared oay caonel bp ibis remedy scsstl rerih's
Ia. disease for submit o. mecHry
sure themselves they VIII eroy perfect health sier'r'
d. H. schencks Mandrake Pills pursIs vegetable eom2oa"i
answer every purpose csl.mel is d sni heJ oi"aos
possibly do Their "a. liver - So"-
,ru hst many witnessed tie perersea ss
them eoneony the, must conts cslne' To eer's
dc, this mer DE- SchsgcS uadc osth bsu- Aeasa u bsas-
pa that the Mandrake mineral Substance sbseys'
aud COP, Of tins published Dr. schencks pamphlet d.
pledges himself that these Pills s o. h'ss
complaint aud eTenec OF toe tc d. exhibited - bis ohee'
Phisdelpb,. York siumse and Washington ~herr I'd"
certificates h, pseu Of them OF The highest rsPe' .E
kept on Sc.
Dr. PROFESSIONALLY h principal "se PmsdePs eve"
Saturday advice laust ie addressed
He will also be professionally at No y Bondst Ne"loit sa fu'-
DAY Oct H. No IS Hsroversi. Boon. on WEDNESDAY,
De, 4. He gives for thorough Examination With hs
R,prneer the price Oasr hours cit. fon 4"
n NJ Tie for the ~ N-v icrs as uaarciij Asas-a
from l. n. To p
Price aud Sessset Tsnie eses 81 10 pee
hottie or ~ half doen Mandrake Pls p eeE. 3es fl.
sappy Of DE- medicines for sale all tc al ni' so".a~
sre nv ALI ruzgis rs n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
THE D0lS IN BLUE.


THE SOL ..AS AMI H4'i'
-, NATIONAL &C.. ENTION in IHlLAoLLr i,,.,,,
9ilh N,rt.rs rl,.. SHERMAN, HOWARD, PoFE'
,crr. ANp OTHER DISTINGUISHED SoLDlLhs
.n CtyIIIAN,--NOTEs or PREPARATION
,nr,pu,,. Sept. 3O.-The city is already
=. ,,,,u sonth,gsrr 70 Richmond with the am OF
,ratiou for the grand reception thai IoS" rhiiSueI
-, viii give TO the Boys III Blue. Inc oiu cooper
I'D volurteer l.efreshment Saloons that ied over
r ~ men during the wal, IS again TO DC open
committee on Quariering the Boys IN Blue To arrive
-. c,,v which B. sitting at the Continental Hotel
.ce,ved dispacles that delegations will surely be
here a. follows;
trs cor-tr Penn. men Northampton Co. Penn. ~ Hrn
p'- can't Penn. SO men Col krtaaowsAl f'lu len
f,.sso County. renn.. % neu DeNlso1'b OuiVA 49,
f,,...ss Sdtc....ss.sss "' heui
quarters have been provided for 800 men OF The Schuy
a., a,ntv delegation AT the headquarters Of the lnync-
80 70, 600 men Of the New York delegation al the CITY
,oorv for Of the Lebanon County delegation at
a.. t,nc,u Hose Compauys house, for 100 men OF the
-, .,,mpton County delegation at the hall OF Tie eA-
o,b ward Association. for Is mon OF the Lewisbufg
,,.,.t,on M the Mantut Hook aud Ladder Fire Com
,,, Hall for 800 cu Of the Allegheny County deiega-
- a, horticultural Ula other halls aud places have
-, .,c,,rcd and rhe Oys" will be quartered IN them
. f.t A. they arrive number Of private citizens have
sl.o preferred thc onmOdatlons OF their houses.
Ioyon Tor 200 on 20 viii be made at National Hall
a. Msrsef.st. below Iairleenth. Kitchens have been
,efei and tho RI t-hmeut Committee is constantly
sr,rg stores TIE ie of ticket to he issued To each
.il,er or sailor IA tnc .lAe is 9s follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

fs,rsroy Sc. g-CoiotTte market i s,trs sd prices
49, srr-i alc .alss bales hing, ~ o1sc re-
crpis 81 h1lrs =,
Mo1uK sept 3The Cotton market closed quiet ae', 100 bales
Mi8iugs iJc Receipts. 30 bales Exports % biea - ~.
W.LnsGreS selt JoSputs Turpsnine sraiT ~ J kesn'
STRAINED 20 Pale - 5 No % IL Iaf steady
a. o. a. Cotton adssneeii MddAngs Gee.
NrNuHLkASs sept Cotton ADVANCED MtdhHgs 2e sales
$50 ba, rper bales. Liverpool LILO bales
III. Et,nge is0gt5l. Nevlork sgbi per eent discount
- ls.scf.oo 1DF0ar 80 1896 70 Naesi, Ssn
4 ~ Le.,i Tra,ers =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
MUTUAL vs.. ACTIVE.

suited IN victory FOR Vale Tho SCORE ~1s ~ 70 ~ The
game very finely played and much excitement was
manifested over the result.
MUTUAL vs. ACTIVE.
The return game between these clubs took
place yesterday at tho Union Grounds ana resulted ~
reappeared third base for the Mutuais. The high wind
prevailing during the game pat good playing out of the
question The Luns made III each inning are S,,'poined
list I'd o. hh 81. 9th 'la BIB Wb
&',ssi. ..........S Is : -
UupreMr Draper. ofthe Cincinnati Club Tine 81 ss"e sSa
THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The meeting of the Judiciary Committee OF
held last evening at the study M iludson-si TIE
first business the Of the Oriental Cuh OF Brook
ngt the Oriental Club of New York, the charge bcgg
by the former that the latter played MI. Sears against
Climb. II proven that Mr.. Sears handed ~ has
resignation 70 the Secretary ot the Union CLUB the t
OF August Owing 10 negligence on the pat o. tnt ohcei.
the resignation was never acted upon The Conn'itte o
dccGrd. against 1. that Sears sil meuhct q. the
Union Club Notice OF appeal made by Tie counsel
OF the NewYOrk Club. The next case WAC that Of the
Mutual Club Ia having TcnstaCd Edwin Duhy 10 full
membership The Judge Advocate made the formal
charge Counsel for the MutHals moved the case he
quaShed. reading from the bylaws that charge must
be made within 80 days after the Ofcnsc committed
Club OF Edwin Duffy, had taken place on the 2Sili
OF July tEe time had elapsed rhe Committee dehbei
atcd, Tor a time, when the President announced lhe
unanimous conclusion that the point was wei TAKEN ana
the charge must be rejected
The Cincinnati Club arrived IN this city YESTERDAY To
day they will play the Atlantcs AT the Union grounds
game also takes place today at fremont. between the
Oriental and Athletes Clubs of New York.
THE NIAGAFAs VS.. TUE EXCEIsioRS.
ROCHESTER, Sept. 30.-Only three innings OF
ccsof Of tins city played this Afternoon. u" rain
putting stop 10 further play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-01
cnNGPEss NnMINATIoNs.

Tn. Democrats of the NNlN ia District 0i
lev NosS have nominated NJ Elnotc + Eo-'
Tie Republicans Of the With Massachusetts
District have rcnoninatcd tie Hon >. J. btiiA.
The Hon Gincry TWtche has been rcnom-
mated a., the Eepub,ans ln tie Iud p.er,i a. Mi-sn-
chusCtts.
INTERNATIONALLY. \. Y, Sept 30. - Nj. ..
C. bancroft itivi- unanimously uouna1icd. today
H. t.e Nepublirnu Convention 81 thr Flint Assembly bf
tict Of Otangc County. III. Convention passtl ,olu
ION f.f the reelection Of p natuf Morgan.