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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvRR-In steamship Perslre jane % Mr. straeklsnd
Miss Lodng s. Lssyiu On Lsa,tt Ms. Mary Leavn female .e
ysn Sir aud Mrs Eiu Ieaylt Mr and Mrs Crane Mir and Ms
Rs MI M n NJ. k ks NJ Mr. AMI 5''d H.. h s.p
Mr. MARITIME NJ, C. Moore Roberts Mrs and Mr sapis Miss
stIps Mr. Bnter Mr. McCooL Mr. Rice Dc Rggsnbah NJ
~ "a Nj, s.osI vi. Jos1sop two Misses Snnao Mr. Leonard
hia u NJ cf I'D NJ Penn. Ms Linton Mrs bernard
Mis,R RiebC M CeTin. Nj Lam're ht hayg,sr tive NJ
spring. Mf S9d M foiTaa.h sed two 'S9 Mis-; sns,
ar Davidson Sir Monsot Ronk four priests Mr. Ds
ehmI Nj Doig Mt P,1u. ar GaSe M, Psl,st ". h% s
ru Noyso 0egie Mr. 0aar1 Mr. Mathey Mr. Perm VI 81
Perm Mr. Moore. Mt Canada MI SeEo
FROM isimshp Cooraio Jane 2aMr Mrs.
McEaice Misc Gifori Mr aai Ma w H. fsoB MI aud Mr' kif
Tosu'on A. Bende D. Murray Nj Thompson !" f'ke Misses
Miriam Mr strong; 4 T. Howard , ,,,,,..
u D. Hari1et Sag hoLile aud LADY, M smith atI daushs
Whiting sud chd Msa Whiting aud sister NJ A. whiting n son
r. Bloody Mr. T. W Moa, Mr. Il. " Smith Mr. A. Hodaung Mr..
A. llosM r. Gardner aud sister Mt 4 Berger Mt LLOYD NJ W.
Rogers G. A Fighter j. L. Pnmme L. b. Biuss, Me; T. gArnsr
sni infant Ma Ios h., SI.ysT sla 'f1 y ,I, - and
daughter hI and Mrs T. H. Brook. Mr. .ad Ma G. H. saith NJ
s. o. Rogers Nc Lsadreth Mr. ahd Mrs O. r. usroan Csro1 NJ
Moos H. H. Moore lady daughter sed nuusi Mr. and Mrs L. L.
M. I . '1p M i,.i ss5 SS. Chm, Ne and
Mrs. H. Hale. A. q. King, Mr. and Mira G; H. GAMBLE ML
ADD Mr, skinner, sun hr,leg IT, q, h.saTia,
Leppoc Mr. Friedman Mt Mshoacy T. ll,rbson MI Cater W.
:; Scott hr Spencer Mr. HsioeE G. w One MI kSS,w1a
Bq9n5 Patterson a Hes"eS M Iq sssi
Ksnnodsy Mss A. Foot Miss Baker and sister Mr. add Mira g
Perkins three children AMI two maid serTants NJ ana d r.
Mr, a. @ Paaeiscus a. Tannr runnen Mt nnd Mira IL
strange, naat sed I've maa ,sr''Hni MI and Mrs RI !.
land and daugbScs, Mics Rowland, hlS A. Hove,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Committee recently appointed by the
Collar roners Union Of Troy to visit this city for the
securing subscribers for the stock Of the COOpera
tive Laundry about % be started IN Troy arrived here
terday. The committee consists OF Miss Kate Mullany.
President OF the Troy Collar 1rouers' Union, and Miss
Esther KeeRau. The committee will remain In town
about weeks during which time they will visit all
the principal trades unions The number Of girls on
strike IN Troy, about 400 but 80 or 40 having resumed
work.
At meeting Of the female cap-makers, held
last evening IL announced that the employers were
willing 10 aecede to tho demands Of the strikers. pro
vded they would leave them he emplOyers free % ad
NIT INTO their shops whoever they please, no matter
whether they be uniOnists or non-unOnists.
At a meeting of the Walters Union held last
evening several reports received relative to the re-
strike from which 1t appears that the movement IN
at end There at present about $50 men out OF
employment They will leave the city to-day for Long
Branch and other watering places.
At a meeting of the cigar makers of Brook
lyn held last evening, an appropriation OF money
was voted the Trenton pOters, who strike.
The Of $40 also collected IN one OF the up Town
stone yards IN aid of the same cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
PROBABLE CHILD MURDER IN HoBoKEY.

1t was reported in yesterdays TRIBUNE
that the stll body Of dead child had been found
on Pallsade ave. In Hudson City Coroner VOlks jury,
before whom an inquest held Saturday, declared
by their verdict that tie child had died from unknown
causes Coroner White, suspectng that the child had
been murdered yesterday impanuced another jury and
inauguraed another inquisltion suspecting further
that Mrs Webster and john Boiling concerned IN
tic murder ne issued warrant for their arrest Mrs
Webster being brought before the Coroner, stated
that John Rchurdt residing her house, had taken
an infant away fortnight ago, OF which nothing has
since been heard or seen. Rchatd on being questioned
declined to tell what he had done with that infant. IL is
said that one Of the egbor OF the accused had seen
man and a woman suSplconsly engaged with an infant
la the garden behind Mrs Wcbsters house. tho night
the child was found They are supposed "a have
h. and then deposited 10 where 1t discovered The
three accused are held await the verdict Of the jury
whose inquest IL not yet concluded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

Oseer Sessions yesterday James FOX .ho
| the TounR child OF a apple stand near ue
jersey City Ferry sentenced yeA imprisonment We oA
Prison.
NEWARK-Michael Savage, the companion OF
pierre ee on night his aeg ed violent death ana VINO
reared inquest held arrested on Sunday az DooHe'
and taken to Nessr by several citizens Of that place
PATERSON.-The house of Mr.. Brown, on Broad
way being entered by burglars few nights ago raen c t
Mr. Brown compelled their retre lhe us
psny is putting down pipes in fostA,t ~
give detection Of who destroyed es
he borrs on sunday night There give tie projectors OF
The through the fair hearing brown
the Prison. arrested ior az
tempting little daughter Of Mrs. Grant during her absence
from bf drinking Road The child seven yea o
Daniel Foley Haledon severely bet Officer Van Allen who uu
10 arrest him beating his parents Money scarce aud ioanng r
10 and u per and month Three more
locomotives have been seBt TO the PAeae Railway.
METUCHEN.-The opening services of st. LIKES
Church Metucen will he held tomorrow al II o'clock m Inc
mon viii be preached by Dr. Hodges Of Grace Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ru' Lott LIVERPOOL June TO- via Queenstown 'Hne ~
steamship Colorado Green Liverpool Jane &c. via Queenstown June
ss%s , Robert; So md 3S': .o Ss g:' s.Oo. de-
Bark Iva. Litson. MaIacaibo 10 DAYS mdse
Bark Bett Tomeecb, Trieste 30 days fTuit
Brig La Creole. spa ckhauer. Curacao IL days mdse
B BIS 6T, oc GS Robert: sp %nS d d. plaster
Bns g. w Barter Moore Santa Martha 10 days ndse
Big Edwin Rove Cruise MaagueI r., 10 days sugar and mo-
Brig Uuieou Cook St. Pierre Martinique, 10 days sugar
Big Oliver Oliver, o MIMI Ss SSS d aSa ~ ds S
Brig Lima Hill. Ceufuegos II days, moAsssS -.
Mary Louisa Gaske. Washington s. C., days naval stores
Sehr Brilliant Bethel, ElegtherA DAYS PneaPpss
sct oaC0 Small Two River. s. u days ,Rn md old IRON
scr Dsmar Lark SswSsrn Nc DAYS .Isa d.5 .s Ds.
sohr KedrOn. Drake, Windsor. n. s.. u days, plaster
sehr yalthea Chapman; Georges BANS hsh
SSRr Msry T. Jssf.cn. RoeEiand lime
schr John GO%,toss HARDING GsOrgei s Banks ''p
s SeRT ho sG1s Hssiei Gala. days lumber
s6T Race Horse Hssss. s.5.sS. S Day, s.s
sehr Damon, Jones. Bangor lumber
schr. Hattie. Snos Lubec, 1Sb.
Schr IhOs Rogers. smith, Georges Banks fish
sehr Kate Church, Georges Banks. s.h
sehr VIM Roberts Rogers Georges shoals ssh.
] db5sa 1s s; i Esrf S2.,s...
Mary Powell South Amboy Waterman New Bedford.
John Collins, South Amboy Geo Giium Portland, u
MVIa Per,ou Alexandria Va Althea, Virginia
/. A. Edwards GeorVetown. q. b. Smith, Virginia
Henry Finch Georgetown Northern hgnt NnalhaTtn
Julius Webb Virginia. = l. Thompson hewfaVen
Vr,b A. Talitba Virginia. j. N. Seymour, Hartford
Hattie Lou. Virginia. j. NJ heClosky, Plainheld
Elwari SAde, Alexandria, Va. Adelne Proyldsnee
Tnri. de pes. Virginia Jos. NJ. Bayss Providence.
j. O. Crate, VirgIaia. Helena r. Russell PoTtlaad "
o. T.. Binus Virginia. Helen Coberts, Bridgeport
b. Y. Noosey, Virginia. Anne Providence
Oliver Speman. Providence. GTapeshoI Providence.
j. a Piero1 Stamford. Gen Grant, Providence
Iurv A Blo,s.gp BostOu. Justice. keHDO
TTlir v Pal River Mary IT, Man Providence.
sarah psI River Bliiah r. Sharp Warren, K /.
s. p GodWiB, stanford yo'ephlne' NeS-haTen'
p I. Diyemey, Stanford. Ceres ffo'lGence.
Geo. W. Baldwin, Sandwich. BrAinrr1 Portland u
seneca Loyell Hartford WIN. Henry Virginia
W. q, Iuns. Virgini. Charles Moore. Virginia
BELOW.
Shin Jacob Bell from for York. took pilot from plotboa
A Leggett No 4. June "a in lat 4L25 loa. o.
Bars Eureka HOLLOWAY Nespogt Esg. spoken By piotboat Leg
get No June rs. lat. $3.50, lon s99L
BARK Princess. from China.
Schf MARI susan, from
SAILED.
Steamship Albenarle, Tor Richmond.
FOREIGN PORTS
ouEENsrowY June 2sThs steamship Palmyra from HoWYorl
june H.. arrived TO lay and sailed for Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
TnE nMIssrNG ENGLIsHMANo LIZARD FRoM.

About four weeks ago, the readers of The
TRIBUNE will remember, announced that young
Engshman, who had just arrived from Europe in com
pany with Sir John harrington, eX-Lor Mayor Of Dub
lin, had disappeared mysteriously from the Brevoort
House In Fifth-ave where he had been stopping, and
clue could be obtained 70 his whereabouts The Young
man, H. Percval Stebbng mot Steadman) by name, IL
appears, left the BreyOOrt House Sunday morning,
May 81 for a walk, and aid return. As he was sup
posed 10 have relatives acquaintance ia this city,
and had not taken his luggage with him, much anxiety
was felt as 70 his whereabouts The particulars OF his
disappearance published by the press OF this aud
olner cities aud every means employed to gain ntei
gence OF the missing man. IL was feared that
he had been Oully dealt with The mystery, however
has az length been partially cleared mp. On Sunday
evening last note received from the missing indi
yidhal dated NewYOrk, June &C." addressed 10 Messrs
Nark Waite, proprietors OF the Brevoort House,
which Dc requests that his letters be sent 10 the New
10TH fOstOnce that be may get them. He promises to
eau on wednesday, al the latest" and settle his BILL
anu hpoogzes 10 the prOprieor for excepting them in
suspense Dut does not offer the slightest explanation
70 AIS present Whereabouts the cause Of his pro-
lODged absence, The note IA signed In Mr. Stebbings
own hahdWflIng as appears from comparison with his
signature on the Motel register The mystery will
cleared up however, until Mr. Stebbing appears per
son az Inc ieNOOrt House, lie promises do, 'On
Wednesday, AT the latest" Mr.. BtebbnR was not, as
stated AZ the time OF his Disappearance, an Intimate
friend Of Sir John Darlington, but merely casual ac
quaintance, they having come In the steamer
from kDHODa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
M.lsnr ,sr IA, p.I.nllsn.......................I1
THE PARK SAVINGS BANK ROBBERY-ARREsT
OF NETWORK BROKERS.

OF NETWORK BROKERS.
The Young German, Edward IIamtrch, who
wa, arrested in the Office OF Mrwm l. GIL In Fultonst
OH Saturday last suspicion Of being implicated 10 tho
robbery Of the Park Savings Bank, brooklyn some time
In January last, arrsucd before Justice Walsh yes
trtny afternoon for hearing The bank was robbed oil
abouf $40 600 n WaIlabOut Bay Improvement Bonds ana
other certificates. beside small amount OF money Inc
bolds were iu tin box IN the SAFE which was unlocked
and the thief carried the box on while the cashier ws
engaged AT his usual dudes behind the counter Bonds
amounting 10 $500 found in the prisoners possession
were iIeLtlncd among those stoeu since Hahl1lCh
has been u custody. further information has been CD
tanned casting suspicion upon other parties, ana war
uug arrest OF the following persons on the charge
Of receiving stolen property John j. Ross IT,. broker
No y Piur-st, New York. aud G. B. lie Baron aud
samuel V. French brokrrs No. 40 FultOnst New YORK
SIX bonds for 81. each found IN M. Frenchs
.nte.. TIE We also nrrulgncd bcforr the
Justice and waving examination, gave pan IN slOVo
La ito % namtrich the eNouiina
ton Was Gourned until this afternoon a4 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
IAnnouneernentS

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uhl use HAgANs MAGNOLIA BALM
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Its effects gradual. natural and perfect
II Removes Reduces Bohes and Pmpe cures Tar Sunbun ana
Freekes makes Lady Of thirty sppear but twenty
The Magnolia Balm Skin Smooth and Peary the Eye
bright clears Cheek glow with the Bloom Of Youth aud mprs
fresh plump appearance Counuanee No lady need complain
OH complexion when scents will purchase this dshghta article
Sold at No. q Psrk.row, ~ Y.
Dress your hair With LYoS's KATHAIROS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
RELIGIOUS.

The regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association held at their rooms last
evening with very large attendance The President
Mr. william f. Dodge, occupied the chair. The President
introduced Mr.. ". H. Holder Of London, delegate TO
the Convention at Portland, Me- who delivered an al
dress comparing the American with the English Young
Mems Christian Association He said that the London
Association much larger than ts colleague OF New
York but constituted in exactly the same way
It's membership system different Neither werethey
80 well organized IN London as In New-Iork. though
tb.v do much good The open air services are
not So important feature there as mere, because
they found few who had a call tn preach lhey
needed good earnest speakers. In London preaching ~
the theaters cNerts great niuence Tor good Inc
sneaker that n should be introduced IN TINS cOun
nv The Recording Secretary read the amendments To
The Constitution which adopted at the last meet
ing 10 conform with the new charter and then the meet
ing adjourned. ~,
The latest returns from the vote on Lay Dele
CATION the Methodist Episcopal Church as received ~
the office OF The Methodist up TO last evening are as IOl-
lows:
Fus lay brcg
Against Lay Dee CATION.
to..4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
1NppovING THE SlssIsSIPPT.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-Committees of the
Chamber Of Commerce and Academy OF Science, with
number Of Customs Onlcers newspaper men aud Pilots
on board tho Revenue Cutter Wilderness mado tour OF
the passes OF the mouth Of the Mississippi and report
foot aud half water no pass A. Outro than at the
Wet pass The ship Lizzie Moses drawing 10 feet
inches, went out by pass / Outro on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
pRoRABLE ME- MuRpER.

Yesterday afternoon James Mulroy and his
wife. Ann quarroled In their apartment on the third
floor OF the tenement No. ca East ThirteeDth.st The
husband seized knife. and attempted 20 strike the
with H. Frightened al this. che fled 10 the window
in tie rear of their apartment, and called for help
While thus engaged the husband approached. and. Is
alleged pushed her out aud she FELL ncadong 10 the yard
beneath. receiving injuries which Will probably prove
fatal She was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital. Mulroy
was arrested aud locked Ia the Union Market Police
station 10 await the result Uf his wife's injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

PHILADELPHIA, June 28-Yesterday was one
Of the hottest days known here In the afternoon
there were thundersorms, and tornado passed over
the southern section OF tho city, doing much damage.
The Fifth and slxthst Passenger Railroad depot was
partially demolished. Two unfinished brick houses, ad-
joining were destroyed The roof OF another house
carried feet by the wind The Stove Works Of Chase
* North much injured and some twelve or fifteen
hon nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER.

THR WEATHER
EEw.YoRK Hour. Their Bar Wind Hcnr ast 40 az " ~
" 800 2gBSSW. 10 ~ B9 "
$50 2988S W. II ~ I5oS w,
MISUNDERSTANDING cloudy from midnight to Il ,e soud
nom "a 90 10 go; variable sunset shower lZ 10 E'
sbower 33 10 8; violent wind gu AZ IN
Ssb a no o an inch Ryeuug-VeIy cloudy TO $500 'e cou1
heat lightning $50; sury 10 H. The hottest DAY az
he Phases Of the Moon-The third quarter Of the moon WI"
he a I:50 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
YACHTING.

On the 10th of July the yacht Rambler (Mr.
Ranker and Magic ir osgoOd, two of the swftest
sels belonging 70 the NewYOrk Yacht Club, will engage
In race over the regular OF the Yacht
Club Mr. Banker stakes 1000 against $500 the Ram.
bier and the wind and weather prove good lovers Of
yachting VIII enjoy q rare race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
rz-zE THE STORM m THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, June 2s-InformatiOn from the
West says the country west Of Junction City, Kansas.
il inundated and In many places houses stock crops &C.
are washed away. reported that twenty persOns
have drowned. Chapman's creek aud the town Of
Abeline were flooded, and two persons drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
A BRIDGE CARRIED AwAY-Loss OF LIFE.

ELNuRA, n. Y, June PA special dispatch
TO The Elnira Daily Advertiser reports bridge washed
away near Cory. Pa, tho Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad passenger train of the track.
aud the engineer, uamed Sprague, killed. None OF
the messengers are reported Killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

OFFICIAL APPRECIATION.-Gen Grants lnau-
,tn st vas mad. by Genius successor ROBINSON No 5J
oassv Hotel and the erPrcsden SCHUYLER CoaE
dug bis recent metropolis called the ssme establishments
and elegant Summer fabrics THIS Official spprova
Of and the ROBHs0S Hat Is
Justly Recognized perfection style and elegance Of bat aehisc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
THE EIGHTH WARD AFFRAY-DEATH OF THE
SALOON KEEPER.

Frank Bunker, who was stabbed on Friday
evening last In his saloon In tho basement Of No as
West IIouson.st by John Hastings, died yesterday AT
o'clock D. M Coroner has been informed OF the fact
nnd an inauest will be- held today The murderer has
not yet been dlsc0verod by The Police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

near onehundredthst last evening MIS- saOen
nresidin0 There was a far attendance; Addtesse1S
Mere made by Mrs DR. Lozier Mrs Phelps Mrs kotohe
ond others The following ladies were chosen deega,o'
90 The Stata Suffrage Convention from thus district NJ
T. ID BlaEe Mrs Meredith Mrs. G. T. Wilbour, MIS- " D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

Grant, on his way back from the Hubbuo'
doppd In at No 2I2 Broadway KNOX the Halter prevails sad
selected two Of the lateTs paying the smeKSo1 not desiring
once otherwise might presented them to bis asou' customer
ron know KNOX OF fast as bis HATS
hi, season. Good for RSoT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
REMOVAL.
$40
s Is

THR COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JEwELRY FACTORY
has REMOVED their oce from No 81 Nsaus TO their pend
No 335 BROADWAY These superior Watches es,e
aud give universal saisAcNon
although so moderate surpassed 70 ppeanee
time By gold costing $50 and 900 They bsv oeeh
greatly improved but the prices remain the SIS THOSE eha
hna dnsh and Ladies Jewsly oil the ncest STYLES
every respect equal the gold a ont tenth NE prices We
HAVE BUT ONB OFFICE No AGENTS, ard sol fesponsoe
worthless goods sold achesp iewsy es bshment
where the GRNUNB COLLINS METAL
WATCHES AND JEWELRY CAN BE HAD
4, L. COLLINS Co. No 335 Broadway.
Corner VI WVIthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

Mr. Mayo Mr. Huteheson. Me- Paterson, b. spring y
Hamilton G. L Perkins C. TopAsm Brooke wEs Baron
HGbech. Horky, j. Fenton Samuel Corn Mr. "hhu
Mr. MayOs seyant, M L. sraRges servant
Dir. Brookes servant, L. Deeman, T. p. BraggiotiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

SCHOOL BOoKs.-BROUGHTON& wy
NAN No 10 Bible House Keep the best from all Pab!sheTA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
THE woMAN's SUFFRAGE MoyEMrvr

The third meeting Of the Womams Suffrage
ASSOCIATION was held in the IXt Congressional District at
tsehalI Of the "sbeter1g Arms, on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER a. Co.,
Nos 3gS, 400 and IO2 BowEHY "ppose srih-sl' n L.
Tor Mans BOYS CHiLDRESs CLOTHING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29


Umpire Mr. J. Eekiori Club Len Bases. Peare l.
smith Chapman. Zstu. Mcdonald total T. Fly
Catches Smith. start Chapman Ferguson zeitB Pile
McD0uA total H. G. HUT HAt6ed 2; r. Hunt S~sn
deli q c Mills Bggler q Mcmahon total 10 Foul Bound
Ferguson total Base PavPut out By Start q Fergu
ssn Il total Assisted BY Pesce L. Pike e. total Put out by
SWauden BRger total Assisted by HAtsed 2; Mills
Noters total Double Plays by Pike and Ferguson Pike and
Start Outs Foul Balls Mutual tunes; Atlantic timeG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
MiSSiSQuOi Spring water

81 that claim for ~ aud viii laset al that ths pamphlet say,
allow yourselves TO be dsaed BY bogus letters aud certificates Of
heard Of
sbry OF tue MISSSQuOl witch the original and Mineral
Spring such wonderful cuFssh tho NEST obsu
nste r principal Druggists everywhere
deDot No CoagepAce Send Tor Pamphlet
\. B-FsteAs Hotel Accommodations be bad At the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
ATLANTIC VS.. PRINCFTON,


To-day the Atlaptics, viii visit Princeton
i for OF playing reTufIi a.
College nine at that place. They leave by the 10
train.
FLYAWAY VS.. WATER WITCH.
These amateurs had pleasant game at
Yorkvlle Yesterday afternoon. At the close Of the
ninth inning the stood q 10 H. in favor OF the Fly
hWays
LONE STARS OF LONG ISLAND.
At an election for officers of this club, held
last evening. T. Mason chosen President, aud r. G.
Wit, Corresponding Secretary
RED STOCKINGS VS.. OLYMPICs.
WASHINGTON, June 28.-The game between
the Cincnnatis OF Cincinnati and the Oympics Of this
city this afternoon, resulted IN victory for the former
Club by score OF 10 20 g. over 1000 persons
cent The Cincinnatis left tonight for Wheeling West
Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

Dress your hair With LrOSs KArHArRoS
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-13
7. 5. is I, 3; J. q Failure2

The head Of the Board Of Health in
San Francisco has taken It upon him
self to declare vaccination q failure IN
checking the smallpox in that city.
Yetiti is said that only 6, 0O0persons have
been vaccinated there, out OF 150,0OO
population, since the pestilence broke
ont. Isn't vaccination failure simply
because the people hare failed to avail
themselves Of this remedy: At oil
events, until it: shall have been better
tried, the Health Officer is ceusurable
for saying word calculated to indu-
ence the public against it.-Sacramcn-
TO Union, Dec. Is.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-13

GOVERNOR Brownlow says, in his
Knoxville paper: East Tennessee
ans will all be unit for separation.
We will accept too, the terms. We
are ready to go empty-hsnded. Mid
die and West Tennessee may have
their railroads, public buildings, turn
pixies, and only their proportion ,ofthe
State debt. East Tennessee will as
sumo hers and ask no more, leaving to
the other sections all we have named,
aud the rebels, Ku klux, &C., thrown
IN 81 ....-.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-13

The late Baron Rothschild was un-
cerem onious with high and low alike.
A great parsonage once penetrated In
to his cabinet, while the Baron was
very busy. The baron, never looking
up, said, with that slight German &C
cent which gave character to his re.
marks, Takc n shair." D." Pardon"
said the visitor, rather haughtily, "you
didn't hear the announcement of my
name, l am the Count FERRY
well,"ireplied the baron; without lift
ing hiseyes from the sheet, stake two
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