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Life this country has reached such perfection that Of
yoargrr EewYors City Companies he American Popua now
ofr, 10 lis insured partners patrons medical d.ent Of the
most % kind be obtained when rot deemed to be utusye aud
actually classics It's Tsks insured persons according 10 their cana
bhs ofvng varying the amounts Of their premiums accordingly
each class sharing surplus unmpared BY association with
or ri This IS Of course very perfection Of The
"bs ves" Obtain they should, far Immediate aud
the pau" giving the largest dividends could afford them
their that during three they have Incurred bpt
their best class Numbering nedrly 5000 psoHS
and ctr during cOre months Aers only dsa
Ia ery persons while during the time
companies experienced da IN every 1sT persons
Insured
This remarkable demonstrates oohusVey o the public the
pracab the improved method Of business for the development
which Company especially organized aud makea plata
how they easily afford such advantages they offer to the
lives"
Their methods avoid the losses experienced by old
plan W securing better class OF tve and Ia insurance business
that which results 10 the smallest
obviously the best
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.


LAWMAKERS VS.. MUTUAL-THE CHAMPIONS
AGAIN DEFEATED-sCORE, % TO ~.
Over 1000 spectators witnessed this game at
the Union Ground yesterday afternoon AT the outset
the betting 800 to $50 the champions and as the
progressed in their favor odds OF 10 to 30 were
freely offered, and in many taken AT the close OF
the sixth inning. when the game stood 10 10 in favor OF
the MutualS, 100 to 10 was offered. But at the
close Of the seventh inning, the Haymakers
led by score Of 16 to 15 From this point
the game was intense and exciting, the spec
tators standing up and cheering whenever runs
were made As the Haymakers added run after run TO
the score on the ninth inning 1t was thought that the
champions hOpelessly beaten but when they. In
turn, by fine batting, scored up three runs the excite
ment became greater than ever Two men were out;
Hatfield on his second base. Upon Il. Mills depended
the fate OF the Mutuas He struck powerful 10 the
center ed the spectators watched IN breath
less silence Ward stood ready for it, aud his hands
closed surely around IT, the fate OF the decided
the Haymbkers winning by one run. Although the
game was well played in general, considerable mufing
was INDUCED both sides On the Mutual side, Swan
dell. Egger, L. and G. Mills played at times very badly.
q. Hunt made his first muf of the Mcmahon and
X Hunt both played very prettily Craven, the cele-
Drated catcher OF the Haymakers not In good play
ing condition yesterday his hands being badly pufied,
and therefore his play good usual Fisher
Is not as effective pitcher Beaman; both played
mddung. The King brothers, usual, did well in their
respective positions. Stephen did some splendid batting
Appended Is the of the
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BALDwEAt Sewark j. on Friday jane ls Hannah widow %
The relatives and friends Of family Invited he ne
from the residence Of her oDnaw Jefferson ks No % commerce
i:risa 90 c6acS 1TSSs Yard SSa' H. Al ''''' H.
cAPBy-ALals Hopacoug Thursday jane IT, iae9 neuy
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
No Il South oIdt, BroOhyp sunday the 10th last, al
o'clock p m, without further Invitation.
Fuus from Fre5d Meeting onse Mstpeeock On Sunday At N
waiting at LOcu. Valley depot
DERBY-ou Thursday June CranSOrd j. Derby
The relatives and len Of the am respectfully invited 70 ateaS
afternoon O'Clock Trains leave foot Of L6erst at u re-
Railway for iBtemenL
GAY-on Friday morning Juue 49, 1862 a. No 10 Tr Brooklyn
y D.. oi gPnOid pneumonia, John Gay aged 4Syears'
"''"-n-At Rye Neck, weStchsr County Friday June 49,
James infant -, the deuce Of Mira Charity Hasd On Sunday
FGqsIai anernooS ss,''fss =. oeioss q sS ''-'-'
HOFFMANIu Brooklyn Monday morning June H. John D. HOa-
nj. "a friends are respectfully invited attend the funeral
from the residence ~ us nse III" q Nsu'N'i ~" " 'k' w
Sunday afternoon at o'e,ve-.
HowLANDou Wednesday evening JucA 10 Wan HOwlnud.
The relatives and ns Of the family are Invited 10 ssS s
at bis late residence No. 7west Thirty secOndst Saturday
New Bedford papers please copy.
oDRLIon Friday the 18th inst, Frank ode aged aud
rhe %o1sHs lss.. and friend. Of the family respectfully invited to attend
residence Of bis sbeT Dr. NJ oie No SinsentE.L
oFAKEAt Wednesday June l6 Of inflammation Of
e bowels Charles NJ, only OF Peer r. and Sarah oFake in
the 25th Of his
Puneral Monday 2 at O'clock at ST. Philips Church
PRRKIHSA Chester Eugaud May 90 after short Illness Leonard
Perkins Of this city. in the 72d Of his
The relatives family respectfully invited attend
funeral the Scotch Presbyterian Church, POureenthst
Saturday the 18th inst at o'clock without further invitation
POYHTZ-Sudienl in BroOkyn Friday June B William POynt,
in the 33l Jesr Of his age
RAYMOSDou Friday morning 49, Henry Raymond in the
50th year Of bis age.
Of the funeral hereafter.
REBvBAt Jsmaca L. Thursday June H. Mrs Judith Reeve,
widow Of Laurens Reeve In the 10th Of her
The relatives and friends invited attend the funeral Sunday,
the residence of her sonnsw George SkmOre,
Clinton O'clock and from the Presbyterian Church
at 81 o'clock
TOOTHR-At Tuesday jane IS Mary B. wife Of
William aud daughter Of Thomas Woodward Of Brooklyn
The sas the family inyted 10 attend the funeral
the residence Of her father No 81 Sands st. this Saturday after
a O'Clock
wAHDBLL-on Friday morning. June 49, Capt Daniel wands in
the 99th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends he family respectfully iaye % attend
SATURDAY. n O'Clock from the rssfsce OF
Mr Daue d. Boee ca Oak MAdisonplace 0rssnpOat L.
His remains will be Troy Saturday evening for
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
BANK THIEVES IN WILLl4MsBURGH

THE DIME SAVINGS BANK ROBBED OF $4,000.
An unusually audacious robbery was COM
mitted In the Dime Savings Bank, Nos. and Broad
way wilamsburgh, early yesterday forenoon. About
"a o'clock Mr. william Grandy the Secretary Of the In
sttuon was alone In the bank. just as he had opened
the safe and placed the cashboI the desk OF the Pay
ing Teller young entered and engaged him Ia con
versaOn relative 20 renting ofce IN the building.
The conversation only lasted three minutes, and the
stranger left, promising 10 call again When Mr..
Grandy resumed his business he discovered
the loss OF tho cashbON, and another
containing private papers belonging to Mr.. III. Geckior
the cash box containing cash and bonds, amounting 70
o. COO The bank officers OF the opinion that confed
crates OF the man who engaged tho attention OF their
Secretary sccrcted In the rear OF the bank and per
petrated the robbery while he was thus engaged This
6puiOn rs strengthened by fact that the door,
which was properly secured found open, aud
egress 20 First-st easy. This robbery VIII not elect
depOsitOrs, us the bank has surplus OF $4,000.
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coNcERNrNG THE COUNTY RECORDS.

To The EdtfOr OF THO IFFOhhe,
SIR: In your issue of this date find a COM
munication signed Lex" complaining that Charles T.
Loew, our present County Clerk excludes the public
from the use Of the public indces in his ofee &C. In
answer would state that the act Of 1861 to provide
against the mutlatIon Of the records &C. requires the
Clerk of the City and County Of NewYork TO assign one
more suitable persons I'm his Office TO have during once
hours the custody Of the records therein cohtaheu X
whom and i'm whose presence all examinations or such
records shall be In pursuance Of the PROVISIONS OF
this act have suitable number OF clerks regularly ap
pointed and paid by who have sole charge OF tne n
dices in question: and II Lex" any other person mas
been excluded from inspecting hem 1t has undoubtedly
been for good and sufficient reasons In cOneuson l
would add that Lex" really had good cause for com
plan his proper would have been TO have called
my attention. IN the first instance" 0any negligence
on the part OF said clerks. Respectfully,
CHAs. T.. LOEw, County Clerk.
Clerks once, Nelc- York, Jnne 1s. 1869.
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MARRIED

CoNKLTNHALLoCK-o dsy BY Friends eeremso,
At the residence the brides James Cankn 20 Anna Ai
lock daughter Of Valentine H. Haok all Of LOng Island
C0YT-MEAD-A Scotch Plains ~ Thursday June H. BY tia
Rev Buchanan Ernest Coyt EewY Augusta Mead.
daughter Of Isaac Mead Of the former place.
EYANs-FRBDBRCKIn BROOKLYN. E H. Thursday jane H. a
the First Baptist Church b the Rev John B. Bracket Gbe
Evans to Emma Frederick, all Of Brooklyn.
H0PKSSLBROn the 10th inst ST. Psals Cbarch Albany By
the Rev John H. Hopkins assisted By the Rev Thee A. Hopkns
jerome Hopkins Of 10 Sara L. oHy daughter Of r. Lee
esq Of Albany
JAMESMYERSOn Thursday nth residence Of her
grandfather Sney Mason, by the Rev Dr. Cooke Julian James 70
Cassie Mason daughter Of T. Bailey Myers
Observation-Disclosures the Reformed Church Bergen City, j.,
Thursday the 18th inst the TAYLOR d. d. Mr.
James T. ktche 10 Miss Irene Augusta only daughter Of Bdwin
Mathews.
hoSESMBAD Brookyp Wednesday June l6 by the Rev.
Mead
LODGBLBNT-At Dobbs Ferry "Wednesday Juae ls by
e Rev Tho j. Lodge, William j. Lodge OF this Ms Sarah
j. Lent OF the former place No cards.
SEBLEYSMTTH-A IIenpstead WEDNESDAY
A. Morgau Mr. William Seeley Of Brooklyn to Miss Lydia A
Smith Of Hampstead
WALkERLCLowES-At Calvary Church Wednesday evening"
June TO- ny the Rev. William T. Sabine Charles Walker. 70
Annie daughter Of Valentine Cloves ESQ., sl ofths citT.
Hamilton, Canada pagers please coDy.
WRGHT-HEWBrTOn Thursday June H. residence Of the
brides parents, by the Rev VIM D. D. Charles C.
Wright Of Hinsd Mass to Miss Abby H. daughter Of Dr. q
Hewe Of this city. No cards
Massachusetts, Vermont and Rhode Island papers copy
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n11r uApIEM HnMIoIDF.

Thomas Kelly, the brother OF Hugh helly'
the man who died few days ago IN Newark n d. from
t eects Of wound Oh the head, having been struck
with stone by some unknown menin East onehundred
tirteepth,st on May 2, yesterday applied TO Dr.
lsba Harris for permit bury the deceased from TINS
cy This was refused by Dr. Harris, on the ground tat
G no right 10 give burial permit In this case until
he had received an official communication from coroner
6asc OF Newark setting forth that an Inquest had Oee
| ,er the body and certifying 70 the cause OF death
Coroner Schrmer who was requested 10 hold an hques
over lie body declines to do 50 on the ground at he
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THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Two performances of La Perichole," at the
FifthAyenue Theater. this afternoon and evening will
bring to Close the reign Of OperaBoune In this city,
This evening witnesses the end of the season
at the Tanmany, which will remain closed for some time
Matinees will be given to-day as follows: At
Booths Theater The Lady Of Lyons :" at Nibo's Gar
den Sinbad the Sailor" with the COdoche Troupe at
tho Olympic, " HieeOry, DiccOry, Dock" with Mr.. Fox
and the Kiralty Troupe; at Walack's, Mother Hub
bard" by the lauri Family Miss Rose Massey Miss Eie
GermOn, and the stock company at Woods Museum,
Hooeys MnstIes and the Gregory Family at the Tam
many Mr.. Lefhngwell as Repro and as Romeo Jdber
Je,Lus: at the Waverey Thealer, Paris or The Judg
mentv by the Elise Holt Bnrlesque Troupe.
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similar character in her apartment at No 146 Lauenss
Owing 70 the absence OF witnesses these nquess were
adjourned until to-day Coroner schrmer held an iu
quest at the MOrgue the body OF Osborn Wright
aged who died from the effect Of burns received
by his clothsg taking fire from bonfire in the street
near his parents residence No 3 East Twenty Dintht
Also at No. 9l4 Westst over the body OF Roland
Noordermer, native Of Holland, aged 3s years De
River and had charge OF the engine used for hosting
coal On Thursday night while hosting coal on board
the steamship North America, the hosting rope became
foued and i'm attempting free IT, while passing around
the drum, he was caught and fatally injured verdict
Of accidental death rendered
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,,ovv,,pNrs oF,pREsIDENT GRANT

President Grant was visited by number Oh
our distinguished citizens yesterday at inc residence o
,ts brotberin.Iaw Mr. Corbn in West Twenty
~ vVbere himself and family stopping In the after
noon e drove out TO the Park with some friends In the
nvcnng on invitation OF Mr.. James FISK, H. he visited
th Efb Avenue Theaer where he witnessed tho opera
~ Ia Perichole HIS visit there was surprise To the
AUDIENCE Asthe President entered one OF ne proseen1n
S ccopnaned by Mrs. Grant, Jessie Mr. Jay Gould,
NJ lanes Fisk and Mr. Corbin, the audience inter-
Tnnted the performance by their enthusiastic applause
yeen the acts the orchestra played Hal 10 the Che
and the President and bowed in return to the com
IA.
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INSTITUTE OF REWARD FOR ORPHANS OF
PATRIOTS.

The eighth anniversary OF this institution
was held at the New-York College Twenty ythrdst and
Iexngtonave last evening, the venerable Horace Web
stor IL d. In the chair The treasurers report shows
that the receipts Of the Institute since the 18th Of June
1903 are S2lO2 90 expenses etc. Sg4S OG, leaving bal
uce Of 81 l5l 2 which be applied 10 the liquidation
of the debt OF the institution. DR. David r. HOtOn aud
e have cOndiOnally decided TO the trustees valuable
iot in fIo Twelfth Ward, the site Of library. After
aupro priato remarks touching tho death OF Henry j.
raymond the Chancellor, the meeting adjourned
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DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO KnL AT TnRoGs

An attempt was made few nights ago by
one John Bruins TO murder Edward Docherty aboatman
living Dir. Hayermyers place III appears from the
abatement made bv DOcherty, who is reported as quiet
1noRuive person that he was passing within u ieet
of ruus the latter pulled revolver from his pocket ana
6red M him but the shot failed 10 take effect Baied in
this Inc dashed the revolver in the face OF his VICTIM and
score that no would yet have his life, and probably
onld have succeeded In accomplishing his purpose had
NOT man named Pat Garry interp0sed Further than
these few meacer facts, the whole affair Is shr0udcd III
,nstery Bfns Is s large, but soon as his arrest
can be effected he will DC tried before Justice G. WadIOn
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Pn1LApELrmA, June l4, Ie09.
The TRIBUNE :

IHE IRTBUNE:
Believing that under the American policy OF
Protection the finest slkfnish apacas and popns can
be manufactured hero cheaper and better than they can
be imported have here from Belgium to cast Ia
with you-tO consume your wool, 10 employ your labor
and TO supply yOu with home manufactures superior 10
The finest foreign Send us 80 copies OF your WEEKLY,
beginning with that containing Mr.. Grceeys NO 70
Aueal Economy, addressed 10 inelosed list MONEY IN
closed gCHEPPERs BROTHERS,
American aud Diamonds stB.
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Tur spAsoN AT LONG BRANcU.

The season of 1869 was opened yesterday,
and from present appearances promises to be one Of the
most pleasant and successful for years The Continental
Hotel received large number Of guests from HewYork
and other cities yesterday and has already engaged
bumber OF rs rooms At the Mansion House ll3 guests
were registered yesterday, and many more are ex
peced today IHueks Hotel on the sbOfe ROAD Is well
y antlcipatiOns Of a brilliant aud pleasant season.
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Annie surrott daughter of the late

Annie Surratt daughter of the late Mrs
surratt, was married Thursday, In So. PatrIcks
Church. Washington, TO Mr.. W J.. fancy, chemist, EN-
ploycd IN the Surgeon Generals Office. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Father Walter Mr. Surratts
spiritual uIyiser. The marriage was strictly private
even the usual publication Of the bans having been dis
pensed with by Archbishop spaudIng The couple I'M
medatey started bridal tour through tho Northern
EInin
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rLMIRA FEMALE coLLEGE coMllENcEMENT

ELNnRA, n. Y, June 1s.-The Commencement
week of tue Elra Female College has just closed 1t
commenced on Sunday evening with the delivery Of tho
discourse by President COWles aud com
memOratiye poem by Charles Hazard esq Monday and
TUESDAY evenings occupied by exercises OF the lit
erory societies Wednesday the annual address was
given by the Rev John G. Lord ID. D., OF Buffalo, and
Tho reunion and festival OF tho Alumni Thursday WAS
Commencement Day and ten young ladies TOOK inc resu
hnrrnn % IL A. IN duo form.
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LAWMAKERS VS.. ECKFORD
OBITUdRI!

Mrs. Caroline c. Spinner wife OF the Hon. +.
f. Spinner United States Treasurer died on the 18th
inst M Mohawk Ny Mrs Spinner was one Of the
noble women who threw all their influence and energies
10 the support and comfort Of loyalty during
husband I'm the Treasury Department kept
him closely In Washington and for FIVE years he did not
Visit his home his faithful partner meantime attending
succcssfny all his private business Mrs Spinner was
deeply loved and respected by all who knew her. and IS
followed 60 her rest bY the prayers OF largo circle oi
friends and acquaintance.
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A WOMAN BEATEN TO DEATH BY HER HUSBAND

About four weeks ago desperate character
living at Portchester, Westchester County named Dod
ridge Daniels beat his wife n such manner that she
had TO be taken 20 the County Amshouse for treatment
she fingered until Tuesday last, when she died, The
brute was soon afterward arrested Yesterday afternoon
iuya
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
MINISTER THORNTON AND THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Copies of the private correspondence OF MIN
ister thornton and Lord Clarendon, which were conf
denfay laid before Parliament about ten days have
been received The rejection Of the treaty by the senate
is alluded TO- and Mr.. Thornton III commenting on that
poiut. SAYS: "The Republican newspapers which nave
been received up today (April 2O approve Mr. sum.
nes uropOsitOus very generally aud tic sentiment OF
tbe country appears be with him" lie believed that
the claims could be satisfactorily settled by the cesflon
an Cauada which proposition, nc states had been fire.
,nortly hifitpd TO him. Wash Cor. Bait Am.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
MAINE BAPTIST CONVENTION.

OLDTOwN, Me-, June 17-The Baptists of
this State in convention here this week. The follow
ing officers elected for the ensuing year: President
Roy. A. X r. Small Vice. President, j. G. White, esq
Corresponding Secretary Rev j. Kicker Recording Sec
Auditor W. A. f. Stevens esq. The annual sermon
preached by the Rev. A, II. Crane OF HallOwe.
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INQUESTS.

Coroner Flynn yesterday was requested to
hold an pouest at Bellevue Hospital over the bodies OF
Ellen Allen late Of No. 60 Cheuyst who died from tue
,,, ., tskinq n quantity Of Paris green on sunday
"6t iot and OF Bridget Finnegan who took pos0h VI
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pended
It a. 81. 9Th. Sth. 9Th. 7,b--To.Al.

cf,,,,,, hI a. D. s@ I'a I''' 90
Irviustan .;.......;;.O Io IL
Tmpr-M Benua of tie Eureka Club SeorersMesA Hurley
ani Rou Time o Gsme hour aud 10 mnutea Len BaseG
Wright H. Wright ,; Baey J. H. Campbell Il NJ Campbell j.
Bukey Wright Allison q McYeY, 1; total
Bahey ?; Gfsltheli. 2; Bailey Stoekmnu. total Z Foul
Bound Ches-Aon 2. Bukey lCatehes on stnkesAlou,
Base PsvPut by Could g. g. Wright Assed hy Waterman
q Aloa BHard, 2; g. Wright Put out hy NJ Campbell 4
H. Campbell Stockmau L. Greaihead Assisted by Sockman 81
Blkey Double Plays by Allison G. Wright and Gould Ron out
Goui by Stokman. Ous Fou BasCncnn5 tmesi IrviBg
ton, { timeA Pre-, Base on Called Bals-CiuciHuau,
LAWMAKERS VS.. ECRFORD.
The first game of n series will be played to-
day on the Union Grounds. Martin Is I'm better cOnd
ton than he was Thursday. 30 the Haymak VIII
have to do their best 10 win.
BED STOCKINGS VS.. OLYMPIANs.
The Cincinnati Club will play their fifth
game this week with the Olympian Club at Philadelphia
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

WILMINGTON ~ c. JuGe la-CoonTota receipts, u bales eI
ports eose l9 stock hand In store aud on shpboar ~
DO market dull at 3lc for Nlng total sales OF The ses
bales Splr better at Gd9c Rosn steady ut bl 9
$3.50 Crude Turp.ntius unchanged Tar unchanged
NFwOELgAN June lCottouReceipts today, BIo bales for
toe week gross 1888 bales net 6s3 bales Exports toda none for
Al. wre 10 Great Btau 29 hAes TO the Continent J2 bales
Co,tvse 2 bales. stock 3025 bales sales OF the week $500
bales; to-day O5 baes hddugs' nominaJ Jt GJ9e Gold 5't
sterling Exchange York Sight Exchange cent premium
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Alissisquoi Spring Water.-Th. euy tuOvu remedy or
Career al Of che hdeys Tbs the original sprnf
Water from Vermont which hs wouth many cures ana
advertised og ds gush from the limitations ba are 40.
attempted be the public being equal 70 me virtues o.
the MssquoL Sold By all drugSsA Depot No. College FAe
York
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IrNtr INnIA MARKrTa.
nOMFSTIO MARKFTs.

U.v,N June ia-Suear market AMI dull No y D. &,
quoted reals EIchange United states days gt In
gold per premium short sight ~ premiums % days
sh currency 2fd2 discounts short sht "a as discount
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RED STOCKINGS VS.. IRvINGToN.

Three thousand spectators, the largest num-
ber Of persons that assembled to witness game OF
base ball ut ryngton present at this yester
day But seven innings played as tho Cncnnatis
were obliged to leave for Philadelphia on the o'clock
train The play both sides very pretty. Allison
astonished the Jerscyes by his play behind the bat.
George Wright very strangely for him muffed consider
ably. With this exception the Red Stockings played
their usual strong game. winning easily by score ~ "
10 4 Buckley and 5tockman distir"''' r. -
by fine play on the lr'' --s.esgu ttehSeiyes
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

We charge only 81 to single OXIDE gas
aud vi Tor each subsequent tooth drawn the time bot
her fail TO destroy the and $500 cases s
had accident cli he We usng Oo gAoh'
day CoLrON DENTAL ASSOCIATION No. 10 Cooper Institute
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n % 20 29l Totals.
lh "a D. 4th 5th 9Th. 7th. 9Th 9th.
LEmak I'll Ia

umplreMr Maediaund Club seho
ted and Mccarthy Time OF Gans2 50 Lett bases
Flynn ~ King Cnyer Warl l-toIl Hatsel Swa9de
G. Mills BgErr 2toti8 Clean Home Run-Beaman FT Catches
Flynn s. Kng l. Fisher Caver Powers l,ward Bearmau J.
total G. Hunt athed r. Hunt Mills Eggler MeMahon
J-tot H. Foul Bound CatehesMcAtee Flynn l-tOta2 Catches
on stIkes-CnIer Flynn loal2 Base PsyPu out BY hcAtee
g. NJ King Fisher Cravr Powers l. Beaman 3total l6i assist
ed by King NJ King Fisher Powers g. Beaunn q
total ~ Put out by Hatfield Eggler 9oa 2 assisted by H. Mills
r. Hnnt Suande g. Mills Wolers 3-total ~ Double Plays
hy Powers aud Bsaman Hatfield f. Mills and Bgzsr l.
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Two Dollars.

Vermont Spring Water-The Wonderful Remedy. Depot al
ScHETTELN's, No. IiO WillamsL, n u
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Clothes Wringers Of all kinds repaired promptly or taken IN psn
the Universal" which warranted durable r. e. BRoWA
Iss, General Agent, No - CourtAndt-st, NewYok
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THE STATE or TRADE.
,rrsr rrnnppAN MARKErs

PRlNKPORr June l8EyungUntcd states FNeINeny bonds
CLOSED hrmrr, at B6a for the issue Of 1907
PARIS June l8-Eyeung BOurse steady heus ~ Hancs
IS
IAyRH June l8-Eveniug ug-Cotton closed fm.
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Use Snpollo r cleaning polishing Wholesale pso0' NO. 81
MashingloHsL BS0cH MoRGAss Son.
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Su.tiaI Aotitts.

Union Republican GENERAL Committee spea
ing will be held Headquarters THIS Satsyl
RVENING 18th O'clock for the Of taking proper
action relative death the Hon. HENRY j. RAYMOND
JOHN " GRIDLEY. Chairman
4 IN y; ST1SEi ST ,cE,x0r,v Secretaries
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DIED.

Ill Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed trih hiH
name daddddress.