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W. \. PORTER.

A LMoN D. WEBB Notary Public,
III Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Pension and Bounty Agent. Passage Tick
cts sold to and from, and money remit
ted to the old country, at the lowest current
rates Office in Webb's Block, Main Street,
Warren, Ohio. jan 9. 1868
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WTHITTLESEY ADAMS, Fire and
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured in
the best Companies, on favorable terms ;
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
furniture insured for one, three and hye
years. Office in McCombs and Smiths block
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THE TICKET SYSTEM.

The Board of Managers having made an
entire change in the ticket sy stem, adopt the
following, being the same as the system In
use in most counties in the State:
l. Any person paying One Doller to the
Treasurer, will be considered n member of
the Society, and will be furnished with a
Membership Ticket, with eight single admission
tickets attached.
II. 4 Carriage pass viii be giue1a to each
purchaser OF the above described ticket, who
may have with him a horse or horse and
carriage, and will entitle him to free admis-
sion to the grounds for said horse, or horse
and carriage.
III. The gate-keeper will require ticket
for each person entering the grounds. The
carriage pass will be taken up at each en-
trance and returned at each exit.
". Carriages and persons on horseback,
will not be admitted to the grounds except
as above provided for.
V. Single tickets good for one admission"
only, Is cents.
VI. Children under ten years Of age, ac-
ompanied by their parents or guardian, 10
cents or 3 for . cents
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The art of saying the right-thing at
the right time in the right way, is the
secret of the best conversation.
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T n. DAWSON, Mayor of the Ineor-
porated Village Of Warren, O., and also
Justice of the Peace in and for said Village.
attends 10 all business usually transacted by
Justices of the Peace Mayors regular court
every Monday morning from to u o'clock
Noy IIth-tf
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CHERRIES SALE.

Thomas P. Abbott, ct. al. In TTum6ulI
William s Hall, ct. al,
By virtue OF an order of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbull Co.
Ohio, in the above entitled case, tome deliv-
cred, shall expose TO public sale at the door
of the Court House in the city of Warren, o.,
on Saturday, the slSt day Of August, 1853,
between the hours of and O'Clock, p. m,
Of said day, the following land and tene-
ments in theSaid petition described, tO-wit: /:
Situate in the Township Of Vernon, Trum-
bull County. Ohio, and bounded by begin
ming at the $. W. corner of Pymatuning
Sheldon's south land thence east on said
Sheldon's land TO the center Of Big Meadow.
so called; thence south on certain lines OF
said meadow to lands formerly owned by
Abner Moses; thence west to the place OF
beginning, containing eighty-two acres Of
land, more or less. Also another piece of
land in said Township Of Vernon, beng part
of Lot No. ?, and bounded on the east in
center Of Big Marsh. so called north on land
formerly belonging TO j. Wilcox; west on
Pymatuning Creek, and so far north that a
line parallel with the north line will contain
twenty-eight acres, excepting ten acres deed
ed August 81, 1854, by Squire Hall TO Amelia
ed east on center OF Big Marsh, so called
north by lands occupied by William Hall
west on center of road leading to said grant
Or's House, and south so far as TO include ten
(l0) acres Of land. Appraised at S4000,O0, sub
ject TO dover estate Of Anna Hall, SlO0, 90 per
annum,
Terms Of sale-One-third cash in hand.
on day OF sale one-third in one year, and
one-third in two years, with interest, and
deferred payments secured by mortgage on
the premises. s. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherin's Omce, Warren, o., July p, lS69-5t.
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A NEW LOT OF HARRIET
"A Beecher Stoves new book, "oldtown
Folk, p Just reed al = DAMS Book Store
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.RE. MYERS, tenders his profess

L Jsional service to the people Of Warren
and vicinity, office front room, over Park &
Chew's Store-Stiles block. Hours, from 10
to y, q. m, and TO p. m.-Residence, cor
ner Of High and Chestnut SITS.
Nov q lS67-lys
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Best sucking 90
Atrdrding Obninlinee.-D. w. Camp, War
rem; Reuben Grove, Warren; Ira Mackey,
Vienna.
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DR WMLH HOSIRR. surgeon Dem

Rs nm. L. nUSlEh, surgeon DeH-
Itist, Newton Falls, Ohio. Patronage So
1cIted, satisfaction guaranteed. He also
and repair of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &c.
The lowest prices in the county in each de-
partment. Nov. ., lS6S-tf
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DR. o. A. PALMER, Eclectic Ply
Jsieian &Surgeon, Qate of CincinnatD has
lust opened an Office at West Pennington,
o., (second house south Of P. o. where he
will treat all manner of diseases in strict ac-
eordance with natures laws. Especial at
tention given to diseases Of children of all
ages. II you are diseased, try my system Of
medication. July Z, lS69-2ms
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w.D. HALL. FL. MAcKEx.
"ALL g. MACKEY, Manufacturers
III of Harness and dealers in Saddlery
Hardware, Trunks, Xalises, Travelling Bags,
Whips Horse Blankets Saddles and Fancy
No. S, Market Street, Warren, o.
Nav ~ 1857,
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16Blnlittes-Appointed on the ground.
CLAss 7-CROssEs AN GRADEs.

A1cdrdin1 C0n1nlitfee.--Milton Powers,
Cad Andrews s, Vienna; Dwight,
Roberts, GustaYus.
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A E. LYMAN, Dentist. Office over
N, thenew Millinery Store Of n. O Mes
ser, between Iddings & Morgan's and Freer
& Smiths Store, Market ST., Warren, Ohio
Entrance at the CHRONICLE ONCE, up stairs.
May 8. lS6S-u
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THE CHRONICLE.
TRUMBULL COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR,
To be held at Oak Grove, near Warren,
ON
Wednes'y, Thursd'y & Friday,
SEPTEMBER 18th, 18th & 17th, 80.

OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1863.
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4 nnIpHI1S GRFTFR neaIer /,

n Musical Merchandise of all descriptions,
viz: Pianos, Organs, Nelodeons, Violins,
Guitars Accordeons, ,Claronetts, Flutes, Flies,
Drums, Piano-spreads, Piano-stools, heet-
music Music-bool1s, Violin Strings, Guitar
Strings &C., &c. Store near Mahoning De
OF, Warren, Ohio. Feb. l7-tL
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
Orhe State OF Ohio, TrumbulI County, IS.
Gideon Strock In Trumbull
VS. SCommon Pleas
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
Ira l.. Fuller, I In Trumbull Common
VS.. Pleas.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
CLASS NO. I-HORSES.
Brood Mares and OOhs.

Atourdin0 COzanlittee.-Gideon Freer, ,Bazet-
Ia; James Noble, Green; d. Fenstemaker,
jackson, MRhoning County.
CLASS 2-MATCHED HORSES ANDSTAL-
LIONS
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owned by any one eNnlDiter---..-.---.
Best cage of rabbiIs.-........--.--...-.
Aludrding COHHiiree.-Harris Ewalt, How
land; Mrs c. MillilOin, Rowland; Mrs. Mar,
Brown, Howland.
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CLASS l9-GRAIN & FLOUR.

Best specimen Broom COrn..............-...--. 90
Flour 10 be manufactured by the exhibitor.
Awarding CODl1linee.-Wm. Powell, Leav-
ittsburg. John Rush. Leavittsburg; Moses
Polk, Bazetta.
CLASS 2O-BUTTER. CHEESE & SIrGAR-
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Any horse that has shown better than
three minutes and thirty seconds, not per-
mitted TO enter in Farmers Trot
Al0dTdf1lg C0ni1littee.-E n. Brown, How
land; g. Lanterman, Youngstown; Peter
Fulk, Warren.
CLASS 5-VELoCIPEDES; (open to all.)
Race-best in around ring.................Sl5 90
Second -- 10 %
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c. A. Harmon, Warren; ]. A. Blackburn,
Warren.
CLASS s-SWEEPSTAKES ON CATTLE.
Best herd OF one bull and four cows, or
heifers, all to be Of one breed. and
owned by exhibitor, n premium ofI5 90
Best breeding bull, to be exhibited with
fve Of his calves not less than six
months old, and the bull, as to consti-
tuition. health and YigOr, to exhibit
good breeding eondition.......-.......... 90
Best bull calf Of any age or elass..........I5 90
Best 10 20
Best herd Of one bull and three cows, or
heifers, all to be of one breed, and own
cd and bred by the exhibiter--D Diploma.
AtrdTding OoIhHlidee.-L- Rice, Green
Madison Powers, Hubbard; A. V. Rudd,
Windham, Portage Co.
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CLASS I2-LoNG wooLs.

COnlnlinee-same as Class II.
CLASS 4-SWEEPSTAKE+S
Best buck Of any age or breed........ 8 90
Best eve Of any age or breed........ s 90
ComBlit>e.-B. H. Fitcn, Warren; Henry
Freer, Bazetta; C. Millikin, Rowland.
CLASS I5-MULES.
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CLASS s-oxEN AND FAT CATTLE.


4tcdrdin0 Cbn7niittee.-S. A. Austin; Brace
Vile; NJ. r. Mackey, Vienna; Z. Casterline
Bazetta
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years old or over, in harness.....-.. s 90
dtrdrding Cbnlmihee.-L. NJ. Dennison,
Green; John Geddes, Liberty; Edward Jones,
Champion.
CLASS EEPSTAKE-HORSES.
Best stallion of any breed-......-.......-.sl50 90
Best mare OF any breed....-............-l0 10 90
Alcording C0mBlidee-William Fales, Far
mington; Austin Andrews, Rowland; Dari-
us Baldwin, Fowler.
CLASS FARMERS TROT
Best trotting mare or gelding In harness,
owned in the County, mile heats, 3 in 5.
"
Second do....................... % 90
InlIu l0 "
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n G. McNUTT, House, Sign, and
I Ornamental Painter. .Grainer, &c, Kings
Block, Main Street, Warren, Ohio
Aug. l9, lSSS-lyr.
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T. SPEAR, NJ. D., Eclectic Physi-
land SURGEON. Office over Freer & Smiths
Grocery. Market Street, Warren, Ohio. Par
ticular attention given to Chronic diseases
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1 thought, ez lay ponderin on the
vision, that possibly, when soldier
trades his military repetashen for
nomenashen at our hands that it does
strike the people jis ez though he he'd
traded uniforms doOrin the struggle,
and that possibly the speculation
won't pay him or US. But wat kin
we do. PETROLEUM V. Massey.
witch wuz Post MaSter.l
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ID w. RATLIFF, Attorney at Law,
IL. Office over Freeman Hunts BanA, IN
Market street, Warren, Ohio, Nov. llth-tf.
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nR. D. GIBBONS, Dentists, teeth
extracted without pain; upper or low
er sets of teethfer $500. Office over T. ]. Nc
Lain & sons Bank, Main ST., Warren, Ohio
Feb. Il, lS69.-tL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. May 6.-The Navy Department
has dispatches from Rear-Admiral VIM. Radford com.
manding the European Squadron dated Cadz, April IT,
at which port he had just arrived in the Franklin from
Lisbon While the Franklin at Lisbon she was Wis
tied by the King OF Portugal and the Ministers and Rep
OF the various Governments resident at that
place The Richmond arrived at Carthagena, Spain,
March g. and left about the 10th for Athens The Keno
sho sAed from Lisbon the ih Of April for CadE, Ma
laga Carthagena, Barcelona and other ports OF spain
The Guard left Lisbon the Sd OF April for Gibraltar
Palermo Naples, Cyita. Vecchia and spezia She eK.
reach the asnamed place by the last week OF
Nav and 90 remain there until further orders. The
swatara sailed from Cadiz, April l7for Philadelphia The
following transfers OF officers have been made In the
sSnadron: Lieut. H. C. White detached from the Guard
and ordered TO the Franklin TO I'LL vacancy; Ensign
L. Stckney detached from the Froc and ordered TO the
Guard Mldshpnen j. f. Moses aud L. l.. Wood, detached
from the Swatara and ordered 20 the kenosho.
Rear.Admiral Rowan, under date Of Whampoa March l.
reports our vessels Of the Asac Squadron stationed as
Follows The Piscataqua, flagship. at Whampoa; the
Idaho Nagasak the Oneida, Monocacy, ana lroquOis
at Hong Kong; the Ashuolot at Yokohama me Aroos
took Maumee, at HOgo Japan The Unaullla 10 sta
toned near FOOchOO aud Annoy. China
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

ago. have returned to Washington. They went Is ss
for as Florida stopping at the pEncipa ces tbes the
iUGnsta prospects have improved the negroes are
Working better this year than last: and the whites
generally 70 be more ndGStOss for NSpbS db6os
and millions of acres of good land arc
for sale and great inducements offered to captadsb sbs
The party were everywhere well received, anu tnr f
railroad companies provided special cars OF A0A
their accommodation free of charge. ,c,.. L..
NJ Bancroft Davis Assistant Secretary OF otate' US ua
purchased the present residence OF ex-Secretary 0
.CullOch. Ar. IrO;tod
Col. William G. Moore Paymaster in the Unlted ssl
States Army who acted as Private secretary nOI
President Johnson, leaves Monday next ior LeaFen
worth to act in the former capacity II.
Gov Ashley will leave tomorrow Tor MS home ia
Ohio and thence proceed 10 Montana. 90
William Carey OF Galena. ILL.,, who was I, conniinou
has declined the appointment.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments were made Dy
the President yesterday:
Robert c. Kirk, Minister Resident to the kepuOno
Uruguay. x,.. OLA. A,,o-rEv
lanes Washington Purviance, United states Attorney
for the Weste n District Of Tennessee. . o..
John H. McNeeley, Assessor OF Internal Revenue iof
an TarrI ot indiana Third Assistant Postmaster.
General, vice Zevely. -. .s..n..tos Nav.
Erastus d. Chapman Postmaster at Sangertes' rev. 1
York; and E. H. Sears, Postmaster AZ o'auA'""' -
glna.
COLLECTORS OF ISTERAL REVENUE At.
Raph Hill FOR the Third District OF IHdlana EphIam
Latham Third District OF Alabama AndFeW a. ns'
First District OF Indiana Edward Fulngs' Slhsh OiS
trict OF North Carolina. -. -.
Ftyone Assistant Assessors Of Internal Reyense were
appointed yesterday the majority being for the fenh
vana District. m.
William H. Clemence "a Detective in the Internal keve'
service and assigned duty with the new Super
visor Of the North and South Carolina District
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

OF the Confederate Government in the hands OF the
defendant at the close Of the The correspondence
showed the straits to which he put in finding money
to meet the obligations OF the Confederate
Government, and than two years before
that Government ceased TO exist all the
counts in respect TO the loan were closed and MRae
had fully discharged himself that no case for
count existed In conclusion the hardship Of compelling
M'Rae, who now in the Colony Of British Honduras
TO this country and submit TO the laborous and
expensive process OF taking these accounts strongly
insisted upon.
Sir Roundel Palmer O. c., and Mr.. wickeus were for
the plaintiffs; Mr. Kay, O. c. Mr. A. g. Marten, and MI
j. b. Benjamin, for the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

NEw-ORLEANs, May CA number of editors
Of American Medical Journals were In attendance at the
meeting of the American Medical Association here, aud
formed an organization under the OF the Assoca
ton OF American Medical Editors DR.. N. 8. Davis OF
Chicago Medical Examiner, chosen Presidents Dr.
w McPheeters OF st Louis Medical aud surgical ne
,orfIr Vice. President DIR. W. b. Mitchell Of New-Or
eans Journal OF Medicine, Permanent Secretary; Dr. j.
Beran Lindsey OF The Nashville Journal OF Medicine
aecretary The Association will hold It's annual meet
ne AT the same time and place as the meetings OF the
American Medical Association. The latter meets next
year Ia Washington, d. q.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
MEXICO.

REVOLUTION IN THE STATE OF GUERRERo-
LERDo De TEJADA THREATENED WITH AS
sAssISATION.
HAVANA, May 6.-Intelligence from Mexico
20 the oOth ut has been received revolution had bro
ken out the State OF Guerrero Troops had been sent
10 suppress H. and fighting reported The feel
ing Of dissatisfaction with the present government eI
tended throughout the Republic and the political strug
Gle bet the government and opposition was severe
each party using all In It's power to gain the bu
premacy. Charges Of corruption were freely made on
both sides There danger OF the success OF the accession
movement In the Northern states. Lerdo dc Teada was
threatened with assassination and guards had been
placed over the residences OF all the Minister'S News
from Washington In regard TO President Grants policy
toward Mexico AnIously looked for. Gen Is
oobedo remained at San LUIS PotOsi. Col. AEelano
had arrested charge OF robbnR the postoce at
that place Mr. Schosser the Prussian Minister had ar
rfva ad af In
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
ppoTrsTAyT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

WORCESTER, Mass May 6.-The Episcopal
Diocesan Convention adjourned this afternoon The only
important action aside from the routine business was IN
ostablshing missionary operations In the Diocese on
nnntarv basis In place OF making conribuuonsa churoh
renurement This action s expected 10 largely increase
thd missionary spirit In the church.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISES.

CINCINNATI o., May 6.-Capitalists and rail-
road men arrived here this morning from Chattanooga,
Knoxville, Lebanon, aud Springfield, Tenn, and from
Danvile Campbelvile, and Lexington Ky. Gov. Bull
lock Georgia and several represent that state
Other delegations expected tonight. Their object s
90 confer regard 70 Southern railroads from this point
The number Of delegates present is 80 They will remain
several days To-day they visit the Merchants Exchange
Board OF Trade rooms, and other places. The City
Council tomorrow will probably take some action In
reference the roads which will form some basis for
AL ihara fiOna
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
SGAlN.
rrBERTY OF WORSHIP GUARANTEED.

LIBERTY OF WORSHIP GUARANTEED.
MADRID, May 6.-In the Constituent COrtes
Yesterday, the article of the National Constitution
guaranteeing liberty of worship was adopted by the
following vote: For. 164 Against, 40.
THE CONTEMPLATED MINISTERIAL CHANGES
Serrano, the Prime Minister, strongly urged
postponement of the contemplated Ministerial
rhanges, until the form of Government had been
definitely settled upOn which, after an interchange
Of ideas, was agreed to.
A CARLIsT CONSPIRACY IN BARCELONA.
A Carlist conspiracy has been discovered IN BARGE
Iona. Thirty-six arrests have so far been made in
connection with the affair Many army officers are
Implicated. Important papers containing details Of
the plot have been seized.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
IMPROVING THE NAVIGATION OF THE MIssIs-
SIPPI

NEw-0RLEANs, May 6.-The Committee OF the
Chamber OF Commerce invite proposals for deepening tho
water at the mouth Of the Mississippi The Committee
are aso Instructed TO epdeavor 10 obtain from the Gov
ernment the dredgeboat In use with the balance OF
the appropriation yet unused Tor deepening the passes
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
CUBA.

RUMORED DEPARTURE OF CUBAN EXPEDITION
FROM FLORIDA.
KEY WEST, Fla. May 6--The British steamer Sal
vador sailed last night crowded with Cuban sympa-
thisers. She cleared for ST. Thomas, by the way OF
Nassau it is rumored in connection with some Cuban
expedition fitting out in one of the Gulf ports.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
ROLLER EXPLOSION IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 6.-The boiler in the plan
ing mill of wolcott & Cooker exploded last evening,
bowng the mill to atoms Several persons were injured
hu none fatally The loss s 10000 the property was
insured for $1,000 The adjoining buildings were damaged
~ the extent of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
>,rcno ,,,rpnppFps REsprTrD

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 6.-John Kennard an
George Blyep, the murderers of negro family in Lew
have been resped by Judge Ballard Of the United stat
District Court until June 40.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
THE BILLIARD TOORNAMENT.
FOSTER DEFEATS DEERY.

Yesterday afternoon Goldthwaite was de-
feated by Rhnesthe game being the latter genteman
last and his second victory AS the analysis shows the
playing Indifferent the worst In fact Of the tourna-
ment but one run OF triple figures being made.
SeorsRhines 100; Godhwafe La. InLbgs-Rhinss
hvLs 8 Aversges-Rhnes IS Is; GothwGe ll Best runs
Rhnes III GOldthvate 81 Safety payRbns IS; Gohwae H.
Pockets on eou1t-Rhine .; GodthNse Kissed
BsDas-Rhins g. GOd1hSSiIes Tines hrs % Referee
Cyrls Dion.
Godthwaite has one moro game to play and, should
he lose It, he Will be tied with Rhipes for the nth prize
Melvin Foster whose play in the tournament has dis
appointed his friends made his last appearance In the
evening, his opponent beng John DeeTy That expert
was In dne spirits, and certainly IA his life played
better than during tue first half OF the game In in
nings he made total Of $40 points And led his anagonse
nearly 2so BY succession of smaleounts the Efeatest
being ", FOsteC Overcame tho lead. and &c the Ttn
inning the call wasFoster 70T Deery, GEO. In the very
next inning Foster scored 49, giving him lead OF mere
than 200 THIS run sounded Deery's death knehs -
defeat was now merely question OF tme as on e "a
inning Foster pBt an end 10 what on Deery par ~
for more than hour been useless strugSie' M 'u'
score below shows Foster won by 29t Polhts aaso
fosTEK--lo9 l3 ~. 49, 30 49, 81. ~ 9s"r' "a 20
1e 6s' "a, RS S, g. O. d. "S -" ~ >" "'''~'
'6sEar-si. H. is,, sNHasGeSm$3sa 9sSSn
o. h. 49, o q. Ia 10 o,n, o. 80 w. Wv" "'"'H
81, on ,,,,
g. No. ooe rtsr i 200 ianSg.-Dssry. go Foster 81.
A,'Ts''s6:,I' A, g st E:sy rs Faster
pesy o. Foster strssg al the b'l-Dssy ~ Poster Baais
Deery 10; Foster Kissed 9sI 81 e0DH'-DesH' VI T"ef
Tim, * hourI Rsisrse--Jsaeph Ore'teL
RfC
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

To-day THE regular games will be flushed. No mattes
how the contest results between Deery aud R3dOpha
tonight, Foster VIII have TO play tegsme TO delsrA
mno the second prize. Either RIdolphe Deey mdsa
Secure the first prize the iYQIY cue.