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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-01-23

RICE CRooUETTEs.-Take one pound of
rice, and boil it dry, adding salt to taste
while cooking When done add one pint
of milk, quarter of a pound of butter,
quarter OF aspound of sugar, the yolks OF
five eggs, and the grated rind of one
lemon; let the mixture simmer over the
fire, but not boil, for twenty minutes, then
spread it on large platter to cool; when
cold cut in strips; dip In the white of
the eggs well beaten, and then in bread
crumbs, and fry brown in very hot lard
PIoughnadn.
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MS
Business University.
GEN. 1HOMS J. SLOAN, President and Proprietor
NORTHWEST CORNER CLARK & MONROE
STs., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

NORTHWEST CORNER CLARK & MONROE
STS., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The largest and most elegantly fitted University in
the world, comprising -
BUSINESS College course time, .........S to months
commercial College course time. -. - to 4 months
business University couree time, yeeIs.
Polytechnic College course time,.... Z 4 years
Special studies In above only time required to com
plete them. " ~
Military course, came as West Point Military Acad
envy. ~
This Institution being the headquarters of practical
instruction In the United States need never
enter any other all the collected practical
OF the present is here taught by abIest pro
fessors. ~ Wv
The President, General Thomas J. Sloan who hon.
orably earned his reputation at the head of his
command in the war for the Union, well as at the
head Of the nrst the largest and only successful
nerclal college In america, and whose success
In any enterprise, will make Sloan's Business Univer-
s1ty blessing to his and honor country
For circulars address SIoan's BusiLess University
Chicago, H.
H. A. SLOAN. Secretary.
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This question may be. briefly answered az +
lows II CDarataa -v-l-., IS --.sE

And as PROTECTION TO HEALTH AND
LIFE under all depressing and devitalizing in-
fuences. -i---
HOSTETrER's STOMACH BITTERs is the
only tonic In existence, based upon spirituous
medicine that is absolutely pure
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Great Central Route.
BLUE LINE !
Orgalized Jan. 1, 1867
OWNED AUD OPERATED BY

OWNED AND OPERATED BY
Michigan Central, Great Western (of
Canada), New York Central, Hud.
son River, Boston & Albany, Him
DIS Central, Chicago, Darlington
& Quincy, and Chicago & St. Louis
Railroads.
The Blue Line offers to shippers freight the IN
equaied advantages of unbroken gauge between the
seSboard cities and Chicago and all important cities in
the West and the immense freight equipment all
ROADS in interest has of late been largely
can be used pleasure occasion requires through
service. This Line not only
Avoids all Grandparents
between New York, Boston and New England cities
and Chicago and the Northwest but Ia now prepared
to extend facilities for the transit and delivery all
kinds of freight In Quicker lime and in Better Order
than ever before. The FfE :
N n
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Usage SEED!

ID MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester, Mass. G. B. MKToALF. A. n, Sup't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
STRAWBERRY AND FLOWER SHOW.

An exhibition of two days continuance at
Whitlocks No. 2i5 Broadway, closed yester ay. new
strawberry Barnes's Mammoth shown by Ten Eyck
Bros OF Middleton n j., which IN size surpasses any
other variety with. perhaps the Victoria as an eGceP
tion Our fruit growers Will keep watch OF ~. = j.
Evans of York PENN showed the LUCINDA ana Napoleon
III while there other dishes of established Vare
ties, particularly by Hance. Red Bank. An enormous
growth of the Early Wilson blackberry, grown this year
from small cutting, presented by t. l. tleld' Mld-
dletOwn, n. Y. -, a., -, 4,
Isaac Hicks l.. Peter Henderson. Bergen A. . Fuller
RdcewOOd and Vim. A. Burgess, Glen Cove.
An incidental product attracted much attention This
was quantity of ripe early Rose potatoes grown during
the last three weeks by L. Conover Red Bank, n j.,
fully sustaining the claims Of this and much talked
OF variety. ,, ~,
gushed frut-growers ntorchauged views, DIT HeNamer
said that the lucinda strawberry succeeds well on heavy
strong soils, hut iudifercuty on light ana sandy SOIL j.
NJ Allen OF Richmond Va, said their best berry Is the
Wilson though they cultivate some others among when
are the Russell. Green prolific and Agricultural but
thcy-arc not good for chipping $50
Mr. McIaury, Brunswick Our best u the Wilson;
second Erenchs Early. After trying various methods
We find IL most profitable % raise only one crop then
pillow mp meanwhile having fruit growing on other
ground Mr.. Cavauah liked the Crimson Fayorite. He
had had good deal Of experience, having at one time as
many as 100 varieties his ground nj one time, but ne
had settled down IN favor Of four; DOWnCr Green FRO
life Russell, and Wilson, lie would g0Y IN rows ana
favor OF taking only crop, certainly not more tan
two crops from planting, To plant 10 the spring Ter
tize highly, and get vigorous plants rs possible
similar exhibition Is 60 be held 40 tho same pace
next Thursday 18th inst, and IN connection meeting OF
cuItvators Of fruit and other products VIII be held On
Ihis occasion Dr HcXamcr viii read paper ON straw
berry Culture which should be O special value 70 those
engaged IN this business -..f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
THE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

The Twenty third Annual Commencement of
this prominent educational Institution Ter young ladies'
fook nace i'm the chapel Of the Institute building on
Ioralemon St between Court and Cintonsts last even
ing and was attended by large AZ assembly OF LADIES
aud Gentlemen az could be accommodated in the hall
The Graduating Class dressed in white were seated IN
'front.' OF the platform The President, MI A. a Low,
CONDUCTED the proceedings. and the exercises were
opened with prayer by the Rev; DIT Paddock followed
~ chant "GlOrd ~ E1celsis ~ From the report on
.Compositious which was read 10 the audience u az
peared that the most gratifying progress had Deen msae
ky most OF the pupils The compositions IN the COneRate
Department had shown a development OF mental re-
sources which must be admired by all students
and their parents. The compositions OF those ia tne
First and second Academic Departments were sso re-
garded as being exceedingly creditabe while the variety
Of subjects in all the departments rendered theI exam
ination more OF recreation than task The EFFORTS ol
the graduates are entitled as follows: am
Greeting by Miss Mary J.. JudsOn; Essay, Two
Poets" by Miss Mary Helyetia Burchard; Essay inter-
rogatiyes" by Miss Eva l.. Gregg Rhyme, The age OF
Millinery" by Miss ~ Louise Bates; Essay, Character
Of Mrs GHpin," by Miss LeOnora sammis; Essay, sh.
mae,, by Miss Annie A. Soupes; Essay, Powers, ~
By Miss JoseP6sne MoAJpne Essay Ancient and AQe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
MURDER IN THE FOURTH YARD.
MAN SHOOTS AND INSTANTLY KILLS HIS
WIFE.

A MAN SHOOTS AND INSTANTLY KILLS HIS
WIFE.
Early this morning, Patrick Nicholson shot
aud instantly killed his wife Teresa the hallway Of
No 800 Water-st. About four months ago the couple
quarreled and separated, the woman en-
gaging in the low basement saloon, No. 1853
Chatham-st. Lately she has been living with
printer named Frederick Carton Nicholson has several
times endeavored TO induce the woman to return and
live with him By appointment, they met last evening,
in the saloon where the woman is engaged and the
woman declared her determination to live in fu-
ture with Carton. At l24 o'clock this morning she
left the saloon with Carton, and proceeded homeward
On entering the hallway of the above premises, where
she lodged shot fired by person unseen at the
time in the darkness and the ball entered the head
Of the woman, just above the left ear, causing
almost instant death Carton seized the as
sailant, who proved to be Nicholson and Off
Ger Rooney just then coming up he was given into his
custody and taken 10 the Oak-st. Police Station and
locked up Nicholson is years Of and native of
ireland. The murdered woman aged 80 ycarsand a
native OF Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

INSURANCE COMPANIES As DETECTIyEs.-lt is
beyond doubt that Joseph Brown who was hanged
al Hudson two or three weeks ago. would have gone scot
free and his horrible crime escaped detection but for the
Travellers Insurance Company OF Hartford which was
interested 90 the amount Of 5000 policy James Me
Cormck who is 70 be executed at Fort Dodge Iowa, on
the 10th Of July only committed murder but he muir
dered policyh OF the Travellers which cost the
Company 5000 and no was brought TO speedy justice
The same Company recently brought to life captain OF
the late socaed COnfederacy after being seven months
drowned" Eighty thousand dollars insurance Ia va
rous Life and Accident Companies the weight that
sunk him-which weight removed by the prying
sharpness Of the aforesaid insurance company, which
found the captain alive and well rusticating IN Florida
And the Railway Passengers Assurance Company not
long ago put an exM C. in JAIL and dishonest agent In
the State prison. forging insurance dead man. 80
long as such companies shall aid the ends OF justice In de-
tectng and Furnishing criminals well as confer benefits
upon their patrons shall rejoice in their success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
MARRIEU

KEHr-LNE-Tu BrooEVu THURSDAY Jsne H. che resssass
of be k,des father bg James L. hodks suh Sas
Knight 70 Mia Mary second daughter Of Peter Milne sa
Brooklyn .
LORRTZ-RICHARD Brooklyn, Thsrsdsg, tese ID; ~
(HermoBtaye NJ x Church BY the Rev W. r. bnyana ssna
LoretE 70 Richard daughter Of James ohsu }
all Of Brooklyn N. Y.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES residence Of the ondes prsss'
Plain6ed N j., Thnrsday June 10, BY thefS D. y" "'
Charles H. Morehouse 10 Fannie A. C0noyer
MORRIS-RLKTHOn THURSDAY, Jane 49, in the First ffesoyNs
Church. Edgewste L. by the Rev DR. Rand io1Aefs s"" ~
Morris 70 Mis- Emily Blkin both Of Staten Island
SwIFT-DORROn Thursday Banabss Church Rose
Vile n j. Rev DR. Mohae Rector Joseph s"lis o. He"
York to Gertrude Horton daughter Of IorAtiO Don esq
wHALBN-QUIE-On Thursday H. at the Church OF ~
Francis Xavier the Issdore Danbresss j. Dsn Wnses
10 Sarah A., youngest daughter Of the late Fer oun All
this city.
WLLISWYCKOFFn Brooklyn THURSDAY evening June IS
the residence Of the brides paHts BY the Rev Wnd hoJ WE
liam H. Willis to LucretiA H. daughter Of Peter WTckOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

The congregation of the BleeckeT-St UnyerI
sast Church celebrated last evening the Thirty second
Anniversary az the dedication Of the present house OF
worship The large basement room OF the church. ~
which the ceremonies teOk place was closely packed
with the members OF the congregation OF oil ages IRON
grayhared age 10 lispDg infancy the desk ana tables
were decorated with bouquets and beautiful howers
Among those preseut were nearly dozen OF the Original
pewhoders Of church some OF them aeeSmssG
After PRAYER by the Rev Mr. Miller and some commence
ratve verses by Mr. D. stagg addresses were Mace ss g
the Rev Mr. Lee the present pastor the rev Messrs
Miller Canfeld ana Young and Mr.. Daniel An excellent
collation. provided by ladies Of the con
converse and gavetv pleasant feature OF the occasion
was the 70 the Pastor of SURPRISE IN the
shape OF check for t6s the sum OF eAlemPore eo~f
buttons hF the members VI lis society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Democrats are already making arrange
ments for sharp contest in the Boston Congressional
Districts In November.
GLENN W. Scofeld, M. c. for nearly six
wears from the Nineteenth Tor Erie Pennsylvania Dis
trict Will be nominated for reelection.
s. C. Mercer of The Nashville Press has an
nouneed himself candidate for the Republican Con-
QresslOnal nomination. In the place OF Mr. IrOIe, VINO
has declined denomination
In the First Pennsylvania District, Samuel j..
Randall DEM viii be TenOminRted. In the second
D,sTict Thomas B. Florence will contest the honor with
charles O'Nein The Third District viii have DR.. John
Mnrfett or Daniel NJ. Fox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
SuttiaI @0titts.

Ninth Assembly District Grant and Colfax Club vii
ho1 ~ IA D RI "a on MONDAY spd TUBS
DAY EVENINGS June and o. Good music and good speaking may
be expected
There will be Open Meeting o. LIBERTY c0USCIL
No. 81 T. A. No. M E GS 81 aqYD and other
gentlemen NJ" speak Good singing v Tn c,GHaoS Pasn
JAS McCoSSELL and Taos. L Palmer, Secretaries.
Large Grant and Colfax street Hammer viii be .u.
peHaed from NO y Dusnest near pi Brosasa a it
HoJER GRAHAM Political Banner Painter, No 81 Duaue..
Columbia College, Association OF the Aumni.-rSs .s
ton Of other business held the College Library TUESDAY
A VAN DUZBR. (Class Of lSoJl, secretary.
Meeting the Master Mason: Of the c 4. q
loving preamble and resolution was sdope c =, s
consider ucOus and runous our tAs and
fS Sr 1. and seSGs the anticipated bqns
heavy capitalists NJ. be driven from the market and 1.ns he o."S
consequences Of their present demand aud ssrea, We Jul, Ssas
@ s tS per cent Of time constituting days
rlry and that the Old rates wages asked less than montA
from the present time Resolved That will not sse
demand Of the BAsye and that We will act employ aug
T Tsssn !. a 1 py Wscb Ssssssa,
NAV. sha'e, 81 ASdu''
S,t & Mia Johu Demsrssi
I,.' steSa1s { Co., SAMUEL Coesisns
oven Moran Jobu DAVIS.
Raboh & TolteviD. John Lane.
Amos WooirSs G. J. CHsJ
Iohu II Copover w J. Burchrl.
Jobu laimhoer Coehnne spsaldioG
Marc killtE g Okeiy,
Blackege & Banta, T. kieTnau
A. J. Felter. Law ohapeef,
John Weber Wa JoIee.
Oien Buckland. Samuel Lawrence
Linus ScuddeT Robert Hasog,
J. B.. SidnaH, Wm Sanod@- -.-~
W Wellington, yAughaa
D G. Weeks sH cooSSs
Jas Webb Sou, J G. Sayres
Jas WoOey ! & NJ 1hOrp
CODE WI f ccGmi,oy,, o.,
wv II Jackson Secretary.
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ern Models by Mia. Kate T. Barron: Poem = Change,

Models" by Miss Kate T. Barron; Poem, y Change
by Miss Margaretta NJ. Sutton
The President then addressed the graduates gnd pre-
sented diplomas 10 the follOwingnamed Miss Kate s.
Barron Greenpoint L. L. Miss Mary Hevetia Burchard,
Emily CHAMPION Elizabeth Dalgleish, Eva L.
Gregg, Mary r. Hand, Amelia Ingraham
Esther Ingraiam. Mary T. Leech. Annie Stryker
Margaretta M. sutton. Caroline H. THAN, Helen G.
WheelOck, and Le0nOra SammiS, all OF Brooklyn Mary j.
Judson CHURCH, N.Y. Josephine McAlpne, Benton
Center n Y; Ermina McROberts, Bushwiek, L. L. Annie
A. SOuper, Newark, Nj.
The music under the direction of Prof Muller ex
celen and the chorusses finely rendered by the
rra1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

n CJune 9Spris TuPenilne closed excited at zoe
Rosns-ower grades Strained % ~ No At - 500
~ a. No Al s3dS4 Ia; Pail 81 50 Tar trm at ~ Is
sAvasNAH l9Coton good demand; the hrnness
holders little good
oseing sales Al bales Mdng hell 29t receipt. "a bales
advanced so bales
MlpRs 2gi dJ0c receipts bales coasNise lI3 bales
AUGtsrA June lCOlon hrm sellers holding on at Tic
sales so bales 40, amin
NKvORLEAN June 9Coton excited and unsettled Mdihng'
2 sales $50 bales receipts 22 bales exports $50 bales sales OF
The week 1871 bales receipts 1913 bales EIpoItsT0 the Continent
9t bales 70 Philadelphia s bales NeNYok 2 bales Stoe
asa bss Sterling Exchange l53055 FNwlork Sight Exchange
per cent premium. Gold 40 and Moaes dull Flour tn at
~ 25q 80 dull 95c 81 o3 Oats nrma dIBc HAY
iqdloe PORK dull s29a s9 30 tBacon easy Shoulder lJs@
1910 Sides l7al7ic Lard quiet; lierce lSt neg so
MoEH Ala June 9Coon-N Nothing doing and quotations are
nominal; Mdngs 28c receipts IS bales sales Of the week S
ba@.. receipts exports coawise go bales foreign zone
,tk on hand and on shpbosri cleared 10 26s bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
Burnett's
COcoAISEl

o. COMPOUND or Cooo,SUr on &c.
Fox HAS,
Has established worldwide reputation entey rs merits l
natural adaptation greeaness u and FREESEss yRoN ALL IN
Kors on sonSs PROPERTIES together with its cheapu,ss respect
to durability and sine Of bottle render unquaed By any other prepare
ten in oils neither POnaies alcoholic washes
foreign or domesto-eau compare with iiasA
HAIR DRESSING
or as an nvgoator promoter OF the growth Of the hair For sails
BY all Druggists Sent any address
JossPH BURNETT Co., Propnstors,
No 81 CeutrAlst, Boston, and No. 500 Broadway,
under Metropolitan HOieD Ssw.YOtL
Bsrars Of traSdUlaai imfdtonsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

Q 'The Liudeu Tree {" by Schu6s-t, full chorus
WarrOrs March for orchestra Battle Hymns Chorus snd Or
chestra Iron henA
FRIDAY.
Symphony No (Beethoyen) oto"o~
2 Solo By the Aron Of kew-lOYk . -, a. NJ.
"Ch faro Ewyd" from the Orpheus Of Giuck ~ nsa
Lumiey
What il the German Paherland chorus with solo quartet by
Reiehard, by the European Singers - ID - -
Adago ondo Swedish sOngs for 'oneuS aPd HneE per
0rmed
o. Baritone solo III 0' -, o-shs.,s
B. by the laele,k " ne.
TO- Solo. by the Anon OF the Sst
On Saturday morning there will be business heeSns
OF the Bund to which each Verein sends two deeGaos
and before which will up the important questo
the organization OF Universal North American oasea
bund. The afternoon will be devoted 10 excuIsJiss'
social interviews and travels among the lions OF te wy
In the evening grand balls in honor OF the guests WI" po
given at the headquarters and at Turner Han II. -.
Sunday the festivities will be closed with plcIo a.
Wrghts Grove, in the northern part OF the city AT WGn
speeches will be made by Gen Which and Cen DaFS'
and songs will be sung by the various societies
CHICAGO June l9.Additional arrivals OF vlsitors 10
the saengerest last night and this morning Increased the
number delegates TO about 20OO representing OIL so
cieties The rehearsal to-day very numer0usy at
tended the attraction being the violOnceLO playing oI
Mr.. MOllenhauer. The concert tonight was NANNY III
truT al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
DIED

BIRYEY-n Baltimore Thursday. residence q
Fuhugh Birney in the 25h year Of her age.
Remains taken Hampton n Y for iuterment
BLACKu BROOKLYN on Thursday June 49, Illness Jane
Black widow Of tie late John Black IN the 8 year finer age
friends Of family ass those VIM and James Black are re-
specially invited her funeral from the residence her soais
Law No 300 Cemontsve on MONDAY the I'D mat.
M3p.m
pODGEO THURSDAY the 18th inst Eliza Dodge dsaghtss
The relatives family invited attend her aDers'
Saturday from her late residence NO. " o. MATTE
place.
HART-Ou THURSDAY Jane 49, Mr., Tabha Hart widow Of Lemas'
The nd friends e invited 70 attend Saturday.
10Th a2 o'clock At 81 James L. cars cave us
Point 81 Carriages will meet the cars on SrT Nor"
Islp.
HATHAwAY-On wednesday Juue H. lingering Illness Thee
dOre Hathaway Of Corae and ihe late AaA haa" A'
The and friends Of the family invited without Ss.,
notice attend the funeral services from his aie residence NO "
Varick place N Saturday, at p
KINGIn Mystic Monday June IS Mrs udah King late %
Sag Harbor, L. l., In the Sd year Of her age
Enthusiastically Friday June 49, his residence on haahass
neck, L. l.. William b Miles
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
McADAM-on Friday June 49, 1863 James G. McAdam Counssorsi
The friends Of The family attend the funeral services he
PRIcE-Iu Brooklyn D. WEDNESDAY June II Aaer sss,isS
Illness Pho Price Of the urn OF Price sons n L. 10 "e WV
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
toe Saturday the 10Th inst from his late residence NO ~
South Third-st, at m. ,.-.sl.
RAY-On FRIDAY morning June 49, Cornelius d. nay T" '"Hc'
Conn. formerly 81 Cincinnati, Ohio.
sFPFS-saieny on THURSDAY June 49, saaen late Of the
The friends and scqaautances o. the family respectfully invited 70
dence No i5a West Forythr st. without further notice.
yANDERyoORT-On "Wednesday eyenag Jase y MISS Emily van
The family invited TO attend the funeral
from No FnhaVe Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Without ar'
wIGHTMAY-ou Friday 49, Lille Hunter wife Of James s.
The relative. ana friends are attend the funeral services at No
100 East FourtesDh, nsar FouHhave on sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
DEATH ORA PHILADELPHIA MERCHANT.

$500 Mr.. Joseph Andrew, one of Pllladelphias
oldest and most prominent merchants died at HE resi-
dence. Yesterday. OF paralysis lie was IN his EIGHTEEN
year For many years he agent IN this country OF
the house OF ROthscmlds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
rRnrsrR1AN1sM AT MYsr1c rARK.

BOsTON, June 19.-The walking match for
81 400 side between Topcy and Weston begun this
afternoon at Mystic Park and Topey Completed HE rst
d miles "A mile ahead OF Weston, iu hours y minutes
and a. seconds thus winning the first $1,000 The whole
match rs 100 miles aud 81 900 pending the second 25
mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
EIrNERAIS TODAY.

CARRAGAY. ROBERT No 1870 West Tweuteth-st
CLARKE Mrs. EMMA No. l35 Chnstopherst
COUSE WILLMINA No. Az West Forty -seyeothst
COYNE, JOHN Fifty-hftb-st and LeHington-aTe.
DODGE ELIZA r. No. 90 st. Marksplace.
HAGGARTY. MICHAEL, No. 22g Mulbery-st
HATHAWAY, THEODORE T.. No. II Vanck-piee
LARRIGAN ROBERT No. 100 West TEentleth-st
MCCARTY, JULIA, No 78l Wsshington-st
PBCKHAM. RICHARD NJ, No. OF Fourth.aye.
PRICE PHILIP No. lOj South Thirdst, Williamsburg.
SNYDER ELLIOTT No. 2l6 East Fhy-thri-st
VANDERYOORT. EMILY, No Fifth-ave
WAGNER LEONORA e. Elizabeth, n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

The Idler came first; but as she had 10 allow the
Magic min Sec the latter the prize for schOOners,
with about "a minutes spare The Gussie being the
only soop that round the received the prize
for her class after the yachts were laid up for the
night the members retired TO the clubhouse and kept
up their Publications till "A late hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

Interesting Excursion and Picnic Parties.-Puxs
sUGAE makes complete Lemonade without Lemons
sugar nothing the simple addition required
vl demonstrate IL utility Se By Grooe generally
ufAe,grst b IAsu PtLs, No ~ WSAagssstt.ET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
POLITICAL.

30 boyal sral hamper.
While ell In chorus chant
Ror nert President We nominate
Our owl Ulysses GrantW
-And n asked what State be halls from,
This our sole reply shall be,
From Aeu Apponatt0T Court House
With is famous Sppe-trceW
FOR twas there h our Ulysses
That Lee gave mp the light
Nov, boys q" To GRAFT for Presdeut -,
And God defend the ngttw -Ahef OffHg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

WAsHINGTON, June T. lsGs.
SIR: You are respectfully invited and requested 70
meet me in council at frochs Hotel NewNorh CIy AZ
no O'Clock m on the al day of July next. To take coun
sci what course shall be pursued and what ACTON taken
nv the yorkiurmen II any this crisis Of our national
affairs upou the settlement of which depends much OF
paramount Importance 10 the wOrkiugmen and Of deep
md abiding influence upon the present prosperity ana
fuure welfare Of the Industrial classes Othcr prominent
,oruceu and advocates OF the labor reform have ad
like invitation extended them, and d. hoped that You
NAV ud 10 convenient 10 let us have the bepent VI your
presence and judgment. ~ ~.
please LEI me hear from you Immediately. Respect
fully. D. - =. N I,,' ,..,o,