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New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
VS.. GOTHAM.

The first of series of games between these
Clubs WINS PLAYED the Union Grounds, Brooklyn, T. d.,
Yesterday afternoon in the presence OF but few peota-
tors Tho game not very interesting one although
ihe Muuals did splendid batting quite up 70 the
eld mark Flany absent Hatfield taking his place,
and Devyr playing short stop but cannot bo said that
tc substitution Of the last player added strength 70 tho
nine Plainly by far tie best player OF the two. Devyr
made several bad mus evidently not from carelessnes
ht from anxiety Charley Hunt, usual dlsng ngushed
6psclf both IN the field and at the bat THO Mutuas
PLAYED yesterday as in former days. Hatfield made a
resn home run on OF the finest hits made
the Union Grounds. One good double play made by
the Mutuals
The Gothams M to the fourth inning, made poor play.
but that inning redeemed he as they scored 10 IN one
inning The game closed at the end of the fifth in.
ming al the request OF the Mutuals who TO play the
Yale nine to-day aud wished 10 be in good trim for the
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

The $3.50 p. M train, yesterday, on the New
Jersey Railroad, unknown man at the Mar
ket.st depot, Newark. The had stepped upon the
front paform OF the rear ear and bad again stepped of
upon tho ground between the train and the fence which
scparntcs the two tracks When the train started he
attempted get upon the ear and In doing he was
carried against the possupporing the roof at the corner
M under tile heels and fatally injured
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

The Fair of the Central Agricultural Society
OF Eow-Jersey commenced at Trenton yesterday 10 s
principally an exhibition OF horses. Some fine cattle
present and there fair display OF agricultural impe
Altogether there Will be about 100 horses. many
OF them superior stock. There a grand parade OF
year Olds, trccminute horses, dOubeteam tros, and
trial of pacers.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
lAHB0nueemeEu.l !

HIS MOsT BRILLIANT CONCEPTIoN.-hNoX mas
gone and done it, In the production bis Summer hat fof snemsn
the hight bright iapeyooking and bsvsng beaverhe
has surpassed bse and the Trick has been discovered Aesni
Crowded roo No Broadway; OverWorked assstauisi full
sasbboI and delighted halter Verdict serves bin night
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
rnE ALLEGED pHoroGRAPmc swINpLEn.

Yesterday morning the counsel of David B.
sten the pretended Photographic who arrested
Saturday for defraudng public schools OF money
preencaOf taking Photographic pictures OF the schools
and pupils had bin brought before Jnstce auptman Of
MorrsanIa for the purpose OF trial Counsel heard
on both sides when the Justice decided he had
iurlsdicton In the case aud rcinaHdod stein the
IOdy Of the Sheriff OF WestchcstCr County.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
HOME NEWS.
TuK MRATuER.

TUX WEATHER
SEv- your Hour Ther. rar WIN Tber Bar. Wlnf
June g. SO 3Lla Nv. jane &c Glo N6 n
$50 3kt4SSW. 4o 3I NNE
GO 3L4E.HE. IL 5Jo 1li hNb
RENAKEA-horning-Lt baIy To o. very cloudy rom ! 70
cloudy, l3O 65o 70 Afternoon
vsrJ eos 2:i0 5o; cloudy 25i variable 70 sunset rae'
fum 20: heavy aud hail from ll :" ih tue
e measured Of inch damrl beaV hhnd
and vivid hshupg Rain depth, 20 of an a
EvenngSghv cloudy frois $3.50; cloudy al W. h"e
riou. att IA. windy fTom6 to
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE BRIGGS ARSON CAsE-AN IMPORTANT WIT
MSS MISSING.

James McGonigal, who is regarded rs n most
important witness In the Briggs alleged case has
not been seen by his friends since the examination the
Tombs on Monday last. The wife Of the missing man
yesterday called upon Marshal Baker aud Justice
DOwling 20 see they had heard anything Of him. but
they had not IL Is openly asserted by the
that hcGonga has been spirited away and will DE kept
away until after the trial Of the case - -
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE HIGHLAND PARK RACES
Several thousand people were disappointed a.
highland Park, Newburgh, yesterday because oi S td
.nstnoneJpeut OF the between Mountain BOY anu
fdy Thorn The of the horses were willing tney
should 20. but the propretors OF tie track Ior soe
MAS In GOOD condition. The race will be run tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
CRICKET.

........ ST. GEORGE VS.. PHILADELPHIA.
The fist grand cricket match of The season
will played by these cubs, ~ Hudson CITY this affcr
noon The game will last days NodOubi there will
be a fine display as both are crack Eevens.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER q 20"
Nos 3DS 100 and i01 BowkHY t"pPosiIe SiI'hst " l.
foT Mass, BOls' ana CRiLDRESs CLOTHiSG
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

noes according to price entered to be sold for had three
epfyiesFlOra McIvor Boaater, ana Oberon flOra Was
the favorte against the field at the start and she won
easily IN 3:23a Oberon second ...o q, n,
rat2n RIcE-SepR for all premium 500; Il miles
Horses carry appropriate wesnt for 800 LoWed7 pounds
tet q pounds
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE BY A MIDWIFE.

! SUNDAY School BOOKs.-BRoUGHTON " WY
HAS No % gbtOuss keep the asss al best asorsnsaL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE THREE.YEAR OLD RACE,


for q purse Of $780, mile and eighth had elght
ners viz: Glengary Vespucius, Invernglas n Ala,
IeRRtee ONYX Col T., and oh. by Lexington, u rbs
bana and consequently full brother to Red snucius
was splendidy contested race, GlenRary anu & OF
making the running until the latter tred 70 "rter hut
the course TO the stables after passing tc ~ ad lnst
his jockey brought HIM straight agal1 @ a obtained the
lead on the lower end the brother 10 or Su when at the
ISSUE and the seemed eIt 10 st his horses chnl-
lenged and out down Gengary anG e. % t the stand by
with the brother to Red Dick' De"' W
half n lpngth Time. 208&. IA. II v,ies
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE EsPEYsCHEID TROPICAL HAT-A new

Summer t, Tor rsueeeu sPEx.cHED has tbs pleasure Of calling
the aitsuton grnsnen entirely fabric Intended spSA
m % use ana the fsIihy of the son hat Win s
htuess naf yenrug properties Of The straw ESPKsChhD
auufaclurer 8 Sss.aust between Ann and BeeknAn Ns
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

The Best BILLIARD HALL IN l0tel III DOS
ton l. nat 81 tie AngKlcAN Guests vii r that every pro-
made ger Eee and pleasures Nhe sooluDs u
a fyoT Z hotel
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

in rng the foundation consumption To hs most sab'0rn
Cough OF Cold you only DR. JArSE
Sold everywbere.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

The Gen. Scdgwck steamed toward the outer Bar and
arrived there Just as the Oracle rounding which
was hen 2l6. Tie Madeline rounded at 22l; Addie v .
2;4E sadie. 240. and Daphne at 252. Passing ROmer
9hOal The Sadie was just ahead Of the Madeline which
was followed by tile Adde ", the Oracle leading All
about hye miles. Iho Gen. Sodgwick headed for the
holne takeDoa which she reached few minutes in ad
vance or the winning yacht. While the Adde v was
saing close to The wind on the port tack al Of mile
on shore, above Fort Hamilton small catrieged sloon
ia the race, came IN collision with her and threw her
on hsf course when she immediately gave up the race
following order ~ INV '''AN """p III 'no
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
.te.hont ln the followlnr order;

coming mp ana there general reclng OF sails oh
served The yachts were now heading for tho stake
boat at tie Horse shoe, which they rounded In the fol-
lfttttu nraa
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

Nstael $.,sa,.. ..: .......,.....lS 7 ID Q e
Uup Mr Nelson EckfJrd Club Soorers Messys MeCar
my a5d Beiu se Of Game 80 Ls on Bss.s Naias 3 Gotham
Egsier 2. Is,aeld p C. NILS 2 Svauds i-lo,Gl fhess
Love j. Desdle !; GOcdspeei i harfs Hall lfota
q. Catches AGrfs. Nit's;
Mns Play. Pa, by v Mills swaudv As.isiei b.
G. Hspi. I; Egger, Hatadd. u H. Mills
Issde Assisted hy Fhelau, !; Hall plays
h. Nils Hatfield, aui SSaudel Oats ROnl Balls: Muat
tLr-.a. IrnL. i-mna
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

the AaIe College UIuD Ins HIItfhOOhs
ATLANTICs-HEAvIEs AND LIGHTS.
Fan may be expected to-day on the Capt.
tOine Grounds. The Heayies and Lights Will make q
good game, and lots OF sport.
RED STOCK lNGS rs. NATIONALS OF ALBANY.
The baseball match between the Red stock
ings Of Cincinnati and tc Nationals Albany yesterday
resulted iu favor Of the former by a score OF AZ To
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

lhe faee TOOK the prize for hstcass slOoue and the
sAoe hst tho second class During the race there
oi variable winds, which made IL very
luhpe4sAnt saling. However, the guests aboard the
seaner Anse9 d themselves IN various ways There was
ldabcnR anu shElng ana music by both the bands and
Everybody enjoyed themselves The COMMITTEE were
VERY attentive ana agreeable aud everything passed Of
pleasantly. FN'0- '
THE NEW-iORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
The annual regatta of the New-York Yacht
1uD wIli take place tomorrow The following yachts
ave been entered:
Erti class sehVODers 92S tuns, owned by A. c.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
INITIAL VS.. YALE COLLEGE.
ATI ANTICa-HEAXI AND ]

The Mutuals will leave by the s o'clock tlaiI
tins a. u for New Haven, at which place they VIII pal
the Yae College Club this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
- MEsrcHRsrE.R cnf.

the next and great Of day ana OF the 10
t5taS dve started These were: Local. General Duke
p.nsbee Peasnreville aud Abdel KadeT II was antci
d mar Lancaster would start as he had been sold In
& noo he night before and had been the fayorte; but
~ sndfoTd was afraid 70 run him IN the heavy ground,
t ms leo should again give way a. u haa done before
eD he ran his desperate race Win hatTy 0i the west
y, Ne,r rIean on heavy track Local. 10 ms absence
ssss made a great favOrite, bringing 10 pools, S4Io
sieasnreVle Also Abde Kader. ei6G Banshee ~ ano
cen Dnke S5 fitzpatrick rode the fayoIlte eL ~ m1s ~ on
s5leasnryille Dunham on the Duke Hennes sy gp
shee and Williams on AbdelKader After 1lps
aWaYs the nag fell ths start being at the thIee s
pole and the horses having 70 80 three lines
Sfapd 10 complete the distance two miles ana WA 80
Tne Banshee was first Of with PleasnreVlie sec9hu
Duke next ard Local last horse, ana IN thls OF
6ashed past stand the first time. Tbe faco Ioqu0
no detailed description, for tho Bansbee manIalnoo
Had OF tWo lengths throughout PeasureVe pelnk -
before General Duke (Nho In ono part OF toe race
passed By Abdel Kader but recovered his position AZ ho
hush and Local last thronKhOut aud won the race py
two nNths IN E9a amid tho tumultuous cheering OK the
= 8eIders 4 nd thOss who had backed the winner.
ssoosB RLoEThs WsahsSsT Cap Esss 81 o two miles and
b tbs Bsnshes yrs by LsIisgon BallOOs.
= RSorfs b e Pieasrfevie yu By
IN SselPs GeaeTal Dnks, yTL By Lexington.
- NsSs b 4 Ah1s KsdsT Is by Australian
~ tSufs "a Lea, yTA By Lightning
. '" well Tine-t:l9e ........ .....
THE BELLIEG RACE,
for purse Of ~o male snd three9aarters, with allow
, 1869-05-14
YESTERBAY's STORM.
DtsA strr. on tho Lake ScoyV
storm Capnfxed Vessels
Ashore Various
KumuYNs

The clouded SKY OF Wednesday evening bcto-
kened that Thursday would witness the continue
ton Of the storm Of wind and rain which had set
In early IN the morning and continued without
abatement until du4k. Shortly after midnight the
noodGatcs were opened and the rain poured down
which there fe!l drtzzung rain, fsr more uncom-
fortnble ond disagEecahle than q good shower,
The wind, which came from the northeast all uay.
yeered 70 the north about O'Clock, and blew 1ea1-
19!s. quite ants number Of vessels II, arrived
Wind ~ vas % 80 alga and i Tie ~; wases rvs
so rough tha, they could not Res In. seversi sot
quite nesr. dropped taelr anchors and stgnalled
f3r tuGa: but the combined elements forced them
or shore Some dragged their anchors as far
tnule ~ Twenty second street, before the nukea
der much assistance, Is the high sea preciule,i
them from getting Inc on boas,l- The propeller
New En- hsd two baIgca In TOW, but wks obliged
did safely. The bafres noated out into tue laEe.
out as there b not mich danger Of their upsettinX
a ~sD TaFs " dso*sI so$ y % q % t9os
search for them this morning. The scow Storm
enasnvoFed 70 beai u while IN . water-loggcd
Pier, she went on her beam ends. Tneclew cinnv
70 the !tggine, and were taken on BY the tug Mou.
itor There was report that schooner, loaded
street, but the most Illigent inquiry could moi
elicit any information regarding her, beyond thc
down. The achoonef Driver. from Huskeeon. ior Sg
Chicago, loaded with lumber, went sshofe on
;;rssse ,s Point near EEa1ston, about O'Clock IN
htf assistance, hut could not approach near
enough. on nccount OF the reef. to gel hAwsef on
ooatd to pull her on The Captain, Euudson, and
cftw, got ash0Tc In the small boat A telegram
Has received from Evanston about dust stating
that schooner, With crew on boa1n, wna ashore
near there, and requesting that I We-boat be sent
up, as the vayes were brcaktn2 oyee the Tessel
and the would probably 60 70 pieces No men
could he secured 70 man the life boat
while such I heavy sea Was on,
and reply was seat back that the storm abatet
tho Hfc-bURt would be despatched about dayl,hpt
this moruinG, Should the STORM cease TO-DAY.
some accurate information a to the amount ot
damage sustained. and the number OF vessels IN
turet " lost, can be obtained. The aecounts and
rnnots up to o'clock this morning were 80 vague
aud indefinite that II would be foolish to Elve
them. There werr at least tEenty vesyels an
Chord Oh the SHORE, between the North Pier and
1Wtnty-steoud strFef, LAST evening.
Considerable damage waa 2lso done on the AnL
especially to buildings ln process Of erection al
the outsldfts Of the city. cottage, nearly COM
reted. nt No. % Ontario street, WAS taken ND by
the gale yesterday, and spread all over the lot
A man, whose name could not be asceEtAtued
while passtuG along North ClarE esreet, and when
~ front nf No 6, WA struck l1senslble by a
plank which descended from the rnofof txo-
Story building. He VIA carried into drug storr.
and IN the coufse Of half IN hour Was able to pro.
coed on bis way.
, 1869-05-14

Meeting OF the C0mmtsalo nerw-
Transaction OF nfaceIlnne.
ou& HuEiueAs~

The f,oart OF Police and Fire Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon at Police HcadquA1tera,
pursuant to Adjournment PreAent-Commiaslon-
era I,rown. Gund and Jarnes-Mr. Brown in the
chair.
The resignation Of Nicholas retrie, ~ member
Of the Fire Department. was accepted.
The following name.i persons were appointed
members Of the Regular Fire Department; J. A.
Cook, uuckman, and Nicholas Grpss. as pipe
n8n
George Ernst, 4 policeman, was charged with
tntoxcaion and absence without lesyc. The
charge was dismissed
Conrad Isphi, . pipemAn, and Ira Mix. 4 driver
on the steamer Chicago, for dlsoEdesiy conduct,
VAS sentenced TO lose dve days pay.
Vim. G. Soden. foreman Of the steamer Chicago,
was CHARGED with neglect Of duty And tncompr-
tcDcy. When brought before the boas,1 be pleaded
guilty. and was dismissed from the department.
The matter Of promoting 4 fireman to thIa p0sl,
ton thus vacated wa postponed for sne week.
William Atl:, John Etngef and James Il Tal.
cot were appointed special policemen no trtal
Upon the Fequest Of tho Eoatd OF Hcalth, II. I.
Goldsmith and ". II. Lawrence were sNnru In n
sanitary policemen for the term OF three months,
unleER sooner discharged.
AT the request Of the Superintendent OF the
Soldiers Home, VI. Patrick cshin waa appointed
special policeman on duty 1t that place
DartholoIncE Holman. TounEson HAn and
Charles knuke were appointed special policemen
on trial for sixty da}s,
The boAru then Adjourned.
, 1869-05-14
CUBA

\ Letter from orr Consul MT Havana
-ConfllctinE Accounts Concerning
thc strength, OF tho Rebel Armtcs-.
Krporta of EllibuSSertnE Expedi-
xtons-RcporIs Of T>Vga 8anEuinary
Enecnntrr~.
WAsuuSo1pS, Nay 1a-Iate Official dcspAtcheS
received =. the State Department from the Ameri-
eaa noDs ~ a,ann =, as 's = - Nest 1e o ~
under the Cuban leaders- The Conaul enctoees
letter from a prominent American merchant,
'ss!d'ng 'ss gZso'e iR ttes sua .a't' .zm, VINO 9aS
iIteen thousand TO twenty thousand men: THIS
includes detached parties acting a. Euc5A!as Is
The Consul from another American merchant states
thss the entire forte Of Cbans docs not anonus to
norr than 1,o0 men. With regard to these twc
statements, the Consul writes that "1he truth
nrpfshly Hes between the two extremes do not
thIuk the Cuban arm! amounts totwenty-ase lnou-
sald uacn, but It Is certainly more tnan fourteen
hundred In another rart of hls despatch ous
Hrrom III that can be asceItsined. there Is no Gu
hau man, woman pr child Oh the klA1d VINO does
nor sympathIze with the !usnrrectton, soae q
them more openly than oshefz, but they are all
animated With bitter hAHed toWa1t1A SPAN io4
Il most hopeful sign OF the Cuban cause, aud u
| tho insurgents arc able to hold out stI months
longer, sraln viii Re compelled to zhandon the
Attempt 10 subslue thcm"
NEW foRk, NAY 1a-7he Sun SAYS the schooner
General l,utnam Kal1eA fifteen days ago with 4
cargo Of arms for the Cubaa Insurgents. which
| she would land In the bahama Islands II also
SAYS that TWO steamers, earring 1rc hundred re-
| c1u!ts sailed secretly on the $th and 5sh OF May.
| There recruits we're commanded BY Cubsn Gen
| eral, with stad Of American otncers, and Will
| one light battery complete. Other steamers have
| been chartered for the Bahama Islands, tno ca
I usrmeuts have been received.
HAVANA. May u ia EFT W5sT, "a! -: sa,Ma AT,
| srrcuntx az another bs1tle between the Spantai
troops nd tnsurgeu.A i took raaee On ne y :.
irst. II Il sminah Tho spantatds n9mbete.
| I.FCA and we're under command Of GtneT4 Lksea
The revolutionary force VA COMMANDED ~ 80 80
ersi Qaesada In pesson 1ne sepo1t AZ r. ne,Ss n1s
! fTtnns IN front. rFotec3ed By entrcnthroea1A N
plaeed fofoe Il 90 Dominican snd Amenea n ne
FolnnteerS In the rear, witn os,aet3 70 nss ~ ~
them Il they ran Thus placed between TWO % use
,hc Cuban fought with desperation. The sPas
tsh attacked The entrenehueuts three TINES Mas
| the b&yonst. The two GIet 1Y1&u]u were fepoAe
. by the CubAnk The third WIZ Ee1J determine
and &e<sre. md the Cuhaoa began to "
ysF, Tnsn qaessdA esadsd tho fe1 gus
, 1869-05-14

SHARP-sHueTiae.
A Butcher for n Tnrket-The A1in9
Probably y Decay In Favor
Of HnEHlAr

The rrlshborhood OF the Intersection Of Green
And Indiana <xeeta and Milwaukee avenue Was
the scene Of UNUSUAL excitement between II and
II O'Clock on "Wednesday night Al that hour the
ptppuesor Of the scandinavian Meat Market 10
ca.ed at No. IL West Indiana street, Vas sitting
at ! front window Of his house, on the second
rTsxed bis scalp and lodged tn the opposite WALL
Thh deadly missile WIS quickly followed By an
other and ssul another, ii passing tn close ptnI-
uuny to his person. md considering hts posHen
bsrh!y unteuAble be beat hasty retreat Tne 20
Lee II the nelshnoIhood heard me snoo 1feos
t1ved shout the tine the target man :, ~as
mating fusty Alxr1o on the nearest lamp post
| rtatJ search cl the netEhboehood was instantly
Instituted, hat no posttTe e!nc % the
could be discovered A room on the opPoate ade
Of the street and located On lsva xl.h ~ ne @ one
| octurjed hy the butcher. Wa LII up Il the Etoe,
sud. Tncn searched was foand TO contain shsee
men, who stnutl, deuied III fnowtedse o. tne ms,.
tt, even to The nrtng Of the shotA Il !. posaoe
| sh4t no harm VIA intended and tht tne eaats
Ttre 0sed 10 attract the attention Of the POLICE @
tn1t ps,cuiar iocattty, toc. willis they wefe ntss,
IN laanng fox The ua1faasn. q 0seo. ps73 "
, 1869-05-14
GEORGIA
ku.kIu1 TcrrorIsm-g.ivrs Of 1sr.
p.lbittnz1A znsccnrc-Astcsurt to

hu.kEu1 TcrrorIsrn-1.irrs OF 1er.
nHbltsnnA lnsccurc-Aslcsupt to
nufdtr n 11e1hodiat prcncllEfs
NEW Ypkk. MAY ta--The TriIuns's AuAnta
uf:a.} ererik1 Kxts: 4 large number Of Hcpuf>-
icaus frn,u al psrte Of the STATE arc now IN this
t.!tt. st..t,tuS ttearh certain II they Should 20
hnine Among them arc members Of the 1egtsIa-
turC- -
I,1rkc Inupts, on Sunday lAst, 10 murder the
Rev. j, : irtMxr, 4 Preddtug Elder Of tne
Methodist Episcopal Church He hah preached
thcTr. and had induced = number Of col"Fed
tsutlc TO rruo1ncc allegiance to the Aetho.4t
Church South. and to1 smother church 4 Hang
q! ku.hEnx planned his death. aud rtc1eted The
rraI frusn hia hotel to the depot, hut colofed
Iuau ru!det him adoAs the nelds and . soluI-
taty Eua,d ot coloTed men accompanied him q
The DEPOT. Cren his arrival there pEstos we9s
pointed at his head, and de1th seemed certain
hui III. Grnn stand taken by the cn!ored peopie
hared his lie The only charge against him wai
that lie " ii RAislctl." .... -
ACtrsTA, Ga, MAY 1a,-Great interest Is mani
tested In the Southern Commercial Convention
which meet. In Memphis ol the 18th Delegate.
are going from The Garol!n-a, Geo.Eta, And Ala
LaIua- .......
The shooting of Adkins Is dc2lored By nan]
lcaa1es lApcrs and citizens, as It u feared Il vii
t*' h1ndled IS 4 pftteIt 70 deal hafAhfy MIL
t'corEt1- There ART no ntW Developments ~ u
Tue cause 0f the shooting:
, 1869-05-14

Ga Southern rsct3c' Railroad, arrived hesr
yesterday from CalifcsuiA En- Tus.t< to 4he Mem
pits Cuuyentlon.
strong effort Il being made to induce Ea1teru
caplteAst2 10 take hold OF the Missouri Pacific
ana he kansas Pacific Rallroad2 tn order to build
~ e1teoaaou to Denver, and one 70 the Central
1acdc: The proposition has not been definitely
made, but II Is rnHtrstood to be 9ased on the
places by parties living here, bat selected BY New
1off, This done, additional stock L to be
tae.sed and taken Up By New YORK. At lcast two
1Ni1lDnA,
Gallagher, who defestcd Allen Bome time xnce
tsxuea this 1n11nfng a challenge to AI1eu, should
the latter Whip AcSuole.
81. LoCrs May 14-The Touring mtl and sax
naiIs sssached situated about % niiea west Of thll
city, benns. .nR To r. EckeE1nAn, were entirely de-
satoo IN each Of the following osncea: Globe, CIT
!zens' Western Commercial and Atlanic Of Ct.
Loa!a; SanSamon, Of Springfield. Til: State FIR
II Cleveland: North Bntiah, OF Liverpool
, 1869-05-14
SPRINGFIELD.

Election OF Officers by the Ltnco1n
Monument Ass0cintion-0ecotu d
Enst st. Louis 1knilrond Company
OEEnntzcd-
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May IL
The regular annual meeting for the elec-
ttou OF ornce7s Of the National Lincoln Mon
unept Association was held tn the state
utsay to-day, Governor r J. Osiesby,
President Of the board, presiding The following
ofDce1a were elected: Governor r J. Ogiesby,
President; Hon. Jesse &. Dubois. Vice President !;
Hon o. II. Hatch, Secreta1J; Hon. James IL
EeycfidGe, Treasurer.
The Utrectou OF last Jeaf we're reelected
AT meeting Of the original Directors Of the Deca-
tur East St Louis 1tai!foad Company, u The L.
lind Hotel, to-day, the company Vas reotK1n!1ed
l,y the election Of Warren Coleman, Of Sew Iost'
Treasurer, md u. h Coruean. Secretary And
As5Istaat Treasurer, and ". 4 Lincoln
chief Engineer. atx oi the old resident Dt1ec1ola
resigned, AID the following gentlemen "etr
elected to MI the vacancies: AfAftAh Bood5. =. y
White, J. II. Knox, v. J. Schcnck, George Geel
and " Colburn, Ill Of New YORK city:
Enough bonds have been promised BY the dlnef-
eAt counties through which the road passes 70
justify the building OF the same, and A. soon ~
the right Of WAY IL secured tho work viii be con-
meuced- ...-
school lands In Csfr1 County recently sold br the
| Gounty Superintendent
The building anil Loan Comran1 Of Cntea3o.
With capital stock Of s,ao, ,n,o, died cefuheates1
articles OF association In the o1ce Of the 6tc1etAry
Of State to-dAf,