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, 1869-05-29
TRoTTlnH MATINEE.


The trotting season OF 1860 is 10 be iuaururatci
to-da! .lt Dexter Park the weather permitting. II,
grant trottlng matinee for gcntlemcn'5 horses
Tue adair is 10 be strictly select, and only sucn
persons rs have received an Invitation viii be cd
mitted 10 inc tzacs. Mcssrs~ Alfred Sphinx, T. ",
WatlsWorth, T. W. keefr, J. &, Owen ar,l " \
Tewksbury comprise the Committee OF A.
Engagements, and under their Joint ausntces r.. fhe
nc" tlacH VI Dexter park-which has been nevis
ist g1avsnea y aau = now one Of the finest troitnS
the uses OF speed and symmetry, nlmbcr of rarn.
a1c on the programme for twoforty, two.tfty AMI
three-minute horses, the entries, 50 far AZ nr.
ranged, being Classified Is follows:
Tw0-FnRTY CLASS.
Allred sp!nk's +. g., Honest Charlie; p, Vat1s-
sa,!no,. S1as Z BUCKEYE bllI: J. Sttnsons = N.
DcSinsons or. r. st. lawrence; q. butchers h.
n. Nellie I;rnoks; Joseph vnn Etta,s :: E, Grew ~
Eaele: T. y. COOKS E. z, White Nose.
Two-FlFTy Glass,
J.. e. Owens hrowu mare; {. II. Rerd.s har
Gti1lhg; Il tafkcr Musou's chestnut grJulu- i.
,fs ~ heetg su o7Swn mare James Rathurn black
SooRs brpWn mare; II. Z. Jones' bay horse: ::
Chaa- Coryclls hay mnrc. 407e
14fHEE-HISrTE CIASA
II. +. Elliott s hay horst; T. II, Eecfe' i blark
marc; &. u McPherson.s bay horse: Canaan
hMEhs ! oaE mare; 0rse Grants sorrel horse;
mare: {. E tohurns brown horse.
OTHER RACES
between Gentlemens horses, single and double,
VIII be made up. and the DAYS entertainment
luleiug from tho well.Anown stcppers alrcwly
Entered. will Ike one OF rare pleasure aud enioy.
lRent. The track Is TT sf,ien,liI con,lrion, and
Should the lay s flnr, there viii he tlne repIe.
stnta10u Of lorsetlesh
THE jrDGEs,
Among the gentlemen who have been selected
70 act O. Judges for this occasion are noticed the
na1nes names 81 General Phtl. II. Sheridan, Potter
L, y; u. GnRe, e. u. Farwcll, \. II Judd,
~. d. 1'eti'y mud oi!lcrs. Sliuula the weather tn,
uun'afofaete the mattnec Will l,e postponed until
, 1869-05-29
NEW YORK.


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tA' " -. ,.
E, --.---- -' "A' N'"' -
l. TIE TEhtAS1EFEc HALLWAY.
1t Is understood In Wall street that Marshall q.
| hcyts and other heavy capitalists have signed
Lnn,,4-s. 49,, ,r,,1, ,'o.s ,..a. ,,,.-',sN.,.,
phal'Mas' anu "ln pse'" WIN 'niolcoiA'es''
'tnla Halfway STOCK has declined heavily IN
ct.quence.
WILL ctse.
hu e,,.t han roon cc,,,.,,,r.o, ~, .,o
t,o,. s"l 'sas Su,ie.e'' ~ t"e >uitct1:
Soto SCI asl'ie Tue VIII 0! ueForesr, or Hemp
s1caLong Island. Two millions OF dollars arc
invAd.
~~..r.-n, .-,e,. -, ,,..,
1"eEso'Ahlna ~ hHGd'hLia D. .....
nj buildings In South Brooklyn were set on
nrc lhnight, but without serious damage, One
inccn,ry was arrested.
,,rr,c,. x.-.,,,
fohH1"' A4EAS.
q" conspiracy has been discovered at Milan
ana ON points In Italy. sIazzini ant! others are
imrllcat. hut the objects Of the eousDtracy arr
not letlta,r tnown- private 1ct,e-s frnu p,rts
s,rIbo - n"u" .,,,, ,"s ,' o"A ",17
-, ~ tp!utioAa1y 1ecios - increasing faP"liS'
atu 'nc ecTnment has Increased Its police force
IN the rsl1pal cities OF the empire.
1t Is repteI] Tint the Emneror oY Rnss,a ia
ahout IN tr-..., 49, ,,.,N..... Ha.,.., tes ~.
'eraensR ote', and that the palace at the latter
, 1869-05-29

The South Park Commissioners Will apply to
the Supreme Court at Mount Vernon. on the tlrst
Tuesday OF June, for nd"damus to require the
Ju1gc Of the Ciscutt Court Of Cook County to ar
point commissioners Of Condemnation and Park
tax provided IN tho South Park act In the next
annual tax lew. III pets wishing to he heart
ni any question ouc.tur the validity Of the Park
acts VIII liz al liberty to appear md resist SAID a@>-
hlication- JouS n. WILSON,
GEORGE ". GAGE,
PAcL C0RSK1I,
L. i. SIDwAr,
CHAC&cY r. HowEy.
Sonth Park Commissioners
CHICAGO, AIns eS, 1sGn
, 1869-05-29
WESl INDIES.
Dnlcc SerfoustT il-Ifiot ut Fort Cn.
oNnnsA Chase AScr the Supposed

Dhtcc seriously iI-Ifiot ut Fort Cn-
hNnns-A chnse Ascr the Supposed
1sFtvntccr.
c.1,,;n mnynSA ~. Nay n;: = yla Kr West Nay
anu IS Hourly cNectcd 10 ti~, " - ~>->~~''
y noi occurred Ut Fort Ca'auas sofu,,or n,cht
on 1hc occasion of the dcpA1tuse ol nrfsnnrrs ren
fure!l on the tiaSanic for Sraln- Tte vnInnfcrrs
tried TO stop the cmharknt1ou, ann, ia ~" Tocice
fhcr oltEaGes Nere prevented By the sto,reations
Of the Governor Of the fortress and the prlsoners
wire allowed to proceed.
4 Spanish steamer, IN the Day Of Sipe, rA.,. nv
mistake, Into some Spanish troors on shore II 4
frroFted that forty seven were Killed. The sl,ui-
asds are Ezeass excited By fnqnen, reports L
The landing OF nllbuster1uR expeditions.
HAVANA, Mag 2S-The Span!sh Eunboat
Austria reports that while cruising IN
the neiehhorhooi Of Cuba she saw
susrietous-'ooktn three-znasted steamer. The
Austria Immediately garc chase, and nrcd her
guns for the purpose OF bringing the vessel TO- but
she hosstcd the American nag anal continued on
her course.
Captain General Dulcc today telceyaphcd to
Spain, asking 10 ne Immediately relieved OF the
caI.tain Gcueralsh1p Of Cuha-
The sugar market Is quiet, and ali qualities
have slightly declined; sales were made TO-DAY On
a has.s ol o.. reals per arrobc for No. T.
, 1869-05-29
MICHIGAN.

official Vote in tho Eleventh Judi
rtnl Clrcuit-mcmorinl Services
Terrific GnRc on T.nkc Eric.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, May 81
The Official vote in the Eleventh Circult, which
has }ust been canyasscd, stood: Goodwin, Demo-
efaf, GIT Royce, Independent, 5ao: scattering,
1876
Memorial services Will be Observed here ,o-rnor-
t1Ms IIesfdent Fairfield being the orator OF the
ocCasloh- The procession viii be .yeTy large, and
business generally Will be suspended.
,.1t ~ = supposed that number Of Iuattuc disas
e. hI9sals here rcport tcErl1c gale there. On
milder. - A-'~ "eA A-A~A
William Gray. prominent lawyer of this c,ty,
ana now tns counsellor. Is dangerously III With
, 1869-05-29
A SUGGESTION.

CHICAGO, May q, 1sGo.
To the Editor of Tie cAfe:no Tribune:
AZ There Il j difference Of opinion tn regard to
uecosatthv lite soltlefN' graves on SUNDAY. let rs
h!l Unite Oh this one generous and benevolent
plan: After We have Visited The resting Places vi
1encn with oHr tears n1oI their Er1res, return to
pnf homes while our hearts Are full aud before
OH tears are t1rt, 70 II our Respective places OF
SMofshlp in the evening, carrying With us ns we
!I navc ln".teIc'i IN I'LL. world-tlae rich 1nuu hts
donate 10 The wttt,,,ys and nrnh,na n tho
HeAr atrl1'ts ho ioAi ,1r tires Eutt ticet utfr ru
nA Attle u cur carnugs- Many families OF
III, anese nlase men ere stess stute, aud call ~ loud
~ earnest lor bread ~ the graves for 1lowers
sile"lllg the GRAVES OF our soldiers annually With
HoAess, aili ithfhif1R Gail he conceived more gen.
cEous tAan providing fGr the dear ones they Jeff
pthlnd Let The ministers Of the different cliurch-
es prepare sermons for the occasion, AMI take up
s,eo eolevtlon lor the widows and orphans Of our
nus of the Young III n Christian Association
We Mayor, for their benent. Let every saloon shpp
ulit sLote iE c'cscd sunday evening, anil one
nau w intend SONG church that eveniny-lhose
VINO never went f'tfofe 1ul those who NAV never
"a a+saitana there deposit our mite for that noble
cause. Every workman, sailor, lralcsua,l. The
Lr1Accly merchant. The banker, the broker, aul
me IN1'r itch man, all be there, and II there arc
tnnEe WHO IRE sick or lame, nn1 cannot attend
srhal your money or Check 10 the Young Mems
eNs Of quarter OF million 1t people douatc
wv ~ 1lnl tn provide Ipr the cherished oucs
s" !oFef BY those upon Whuse graves YOU pL,.,t.l
tEose Beautiful fo~e:s, Let every smoker iDreyo
:is cigar on that day: the drinking Liau his beer
ht!1 the rich t,ali hts luxnrca and give che esrfIl
y; ana may the press announce large nmnunts
from The churches and individuals as they Seem
willing tO F!yC. w.
, 1869-05-29

Etx.xs,

1ecrubttcan Stntc Convention.
CINCINNATI, May e.-Ycstcrs!av. ., cynthfana-
Ky, monument to the Conft.leratc dead WAS
unveiled In Battle Grove Cemetery. Colonel ".
The Republican State Convention Of Kentucky
met In Lexington, yesterday, NTH very aasge Ut.
lie sta.c he peauent oeer t sue ee eoao1ss RSs! T.
dcnt-I1on. James speed; Vice Prestdents-Flrst
District, John T. IIa1l; Second District Captain
shelby Hicks; Third District Ed. Smith; Fourth
District General T. Q. shaclletord; Filth District,
CAPTAIN John u. l1ustln; Sixth District, Captain
J; Hadnan: Seventh District, Captain W. 1.
trtct, A. L Ward. Secretaries Henri F, Mldlle.
ton, y r. Smith, ". Q. Goodlce, y. Curtis, aud
George 4. Jones' A document was read in which
and Democratic administrations arc contzasted
Inc report makea scathing review Of the Demo-
cfa0c EHay, and shoTR th8t tho debt Of tho Rev
educ Department Is ovcT million Or dol.afs-sl1
owing to the e1tsaTngsucc and luxury Of tho Dem
oeTauc rule Resolutions werp unsuimoullJ
, 1869-05-29

Slfss7a A. G. Downs / Co., No. 13o Lake street.
nave rrceises' large and nnc assortment Of
iMs!ey square shaw's and uuiquc lace curtains
As the winter is not likely 10 last mnch longer
the ienana for these goods viii be extraordinary
Mnen shc summer really sets IN with the inten-
ften OF remaining. The stock Is one Of the lsrvps1
and most carefully selected and assorted that has
been Thought to Chicago for many a Ga5.
, 1869-05-29
RuHutn 1tnrL s.f

RCYALo. aiay sl-RnxArsruTYs - R&ceipks Of
hSHr; 800 @ nr'i oSta sda3 b. shipncnts- -Whcat.
seIn. lls ost. ;4e u Nov, fofE.. EIear-SoMinsi
T. AEE.see + e sFr1e e ~ sssiSs: 1$eSo 0hlsssa
teEms- A. the elesc firmly held Il siek Cosn-sps ii
4ales at Ss z 9:s pew oat: sner: salea q ooo hu
hxIiey. "
-PhoytE1nx1-4osk and lard unehaosea
RHauwExxa-Nannlnal 1t tl.Q7,
, 1869-05-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.


The Rest and Original Tonic OF Iron]
Phosphorus, and Ca.islya, known rs Caswe q
3ror. Co.'S Ferro- -Phosphated Elixir Of Callsaye
Ma., MuSH Iron restores color to the blood. the
ntG nhn, l.as 'ws waste Of the nerve tlssn" md
The cai!saTa ctSrs oatlral, l1eathiuf tone 70 Tue
digestive organs, therriy Isspepsla in its va
preston Of spirits Manufactured only By Cas-
well, Hazard i Co, New York. Sold by ali drug
srtSfa
, 1869-05-29
Foreign aInrketA

Foreign Markets.
FINANCIAL
ftvc,twentce, H. ""' -
BouErc guict. Rentet, III sc ~ '@N'De'
f,..,o. HA<RE. May g.
115f for io,y naIddne, atpas e'"3'e w ti''' Nj"
, 1869-05-29

POET coLroESE, car2da, May es.-Tae three
loaded with conf, for Oswego, sprung icaE yes.
.terday evening while coming up the canal and
sunk soon inter entering tho harbor. Her deck Is
Partly under water.
, 1869-05-29
DEVELOPMENT OF TIE yoclL oRcass,

p P,nghit pphlshsd .nd fos .aie cs n.s,bx WEST.
COY. o. C1ostyr Qpera Housc- siatezasnE b sinsaz
steHt1s md tHvaHda q Fesulta 70 their vnoos and
fatigue; "a notaa ss1ensheoeA. 1sw notes ade ost
, 1869-05-29

Doctor Seth Arno1dsa f,nlsan1 cou-
tains the choicest medicines that arc founl SO
et11cacious in treating bowel complaints II has
also very important properties By which the pa
tent Is relieved Of the fever usually accompanying
etr1ous disturbance of the system.
, 1869-05-29
Gunther.

Gunther s.ftt holds out a. No. 125 Clark street.
where nc tssrenscs candies to the public. He has
also on Ganu large quantity Of his celebrated
chocolates, which are known far and wide. They
.7e neea out tr1A to be thoroughly appreciated.
Eoolt anu the variety Is large, fua Ia soItcdtad
, 1869-05-29

DON'T forget that Hamilton q:
Hcalley, 15a Lake street. have the largest and est
assortment OF hue boots and shoes IN the City.
Guod goods uni low paces.
, 1869-05-29
xb,nxrreck on, Los. ov rtxn

QUEBEC, May es.-1utelllgcnce from beIow NJ
rounces the total loss Of the ship Zetus Captain
Taylor. and the ship Margaret, both Of Aberdeen,
at Cartb lslnna, Oh Anticosto Island. All hands
were LOST, with the exception OF The mate Iol the
Nargatete, who arrived here last night,
, 1869-05-29

All headache vanisl1es mt oMc lp-
pllcAtton Of Wolcott's Pain PANT. Try 1t free ut
l:9 South Clark street, Chicago. Private rooms
fnr iA,lteS
, 1869-05-29
STRAYED Or STOLEN,

2TkAYEp-FRoM FRITZ FARM, n CALUMET,
vtaI Hylsh hlack entiy mate long black tai: beta
bind ftes white fet,nk joint without shoes The de-
Livery ot sny Information regarding hl1a VIII be lib
ctslly rewarded By F. HASKELL, - AiehIsaa~av.
, 1869-05-29

>t.'Jnlnra' Hotel, Roston, Mass
As the travelling season approaches our patrons
OF their Intended arrival, We can be better pre-
rarr. for lhGir comfort. PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES
utTEI.
, 1869-05-29

Old newspapers, In good Ordcr-not
torn or 1nr:i.aed-for s.lc a. TniBcSE ONCE At IS
cents der 1U0.
, 1869-05-29

ArGrs7A, Nc, Mny sa-The couutino-room Of
Charles and Elias Mileken, lumber merchants,
was rubbed, Wednesday nlghs OF bank stocks,
10 the xaiCe Of E3Q,Q ,Q0Q - -
, 1869-05-29

ANNOUNCEMENTS
The members OF the Board Of Trade Battery arc
requested 10 meet in Pnrior No. TO- at tho Sherman
uousc, at O'Clock this evening, to make arrange
mems lor taking part Ii the ceremonle, 1t Roseh
Cemetery to MORROW.
The members of the Chicago Mercantile Battery
are requested to meet, for the same purpose IN
l'ar.or No. !, Gr!ggs Iouse, at ~ o'clock this
evening
, 1869-05-29
FARWELL HALL.

FARWELL HALL.
PAREPA-ROSA.S
LAST GRAND BALLAD MATINEE,
Tbs Saturday, at o'elotA P. N.
Mnne PAEEPA .EosA. assisted by Mr. ]. Nnritloni.
Mtg Ftrr1rti Mr. !. F. Rude-on, Mt. Carl Roa Aud
Mi t'r. ". Eriht Viii nrrcar in triIlisnt yrrrFaznc
Admit.ion. H. M extra charge !oE reserved seate.
Box nI:ier open At q m
:, ,EOT1CE-DWlne to the unprecedented demand far
tlcktte. TO avoid the Errat t1s Ard confusion the
door Ladder r<rettutly rQsed tn buy thtif tick
etc In ady a1cc. 1,crs prtu al ! r'tl,ck-
, 1869-05-29

The Vermont Spring Wntcr-Thc
great remedy for cancer serufula, Bright disease,
uul other kidney affections BLISS i SHARP,
Agents, 144 Lake street
Paper 1EnnKtng* and Window
Shades, latest styles. Paints, otl3 glass and
brushes, at +. E 1ueby's, 50 Ilanlolph street.
, 1869-05-29
CROSDY'S OPERA HOUSE,

WCfNAEksS lNEA1NEs
LAST AFTERNOON AND EVENING OF
MIR. F. S. CHANFRAU.
Saturday evening, Mnv q, the comedy o{
It II l. 4 q . ID l. T. -.
Timethy Tee,11cs ,.,.,......M Mr.. Z. S. Ch2rfrau
TIL. EyvAt limitation Scene u
THE WlDo w. VICTIM.
Jerry Cir f. 5. rha1fsaa
With iuta. II thu elder Booth. Charles Ktau. Dat
| Ecy Williams, Oddly Rice. &c.
Te conclude will,
A. Glance ut New York.
Ms+>th,s great original eharacttt> Slr T. S. Chant7n,
Saturday afternoon MATINEE,
KIT; Or, THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER,
Kit RrddiEg Nj. +. S. Chanfrau
Next wcel-MT. NAIl1 SMITH, i'll The oli English
, 1869-05-29

F4RWELL HALL,
The Grate.t Musical Event in Chitago.
Immense Success. Crowded Houses,
PAREPA ROSA'S
Last Grind oratorsc Might.
...-.. THE CREATION,
on T7ced4y, JUNG l. st Z: N. Nine. PAKEPA. ROSA,
as.i.tc1 ny Ar. J. S0RbBL0M. Mi. j. I. Rulttsou.
Chorus q go Singers, and HaAtkA't Symphonic or.
ehse,ra: Admission. ii. Reserved ecats, q and u So
BOX Office orrn f7u, 10 II III. and fz0:u to
, 1869-05-29

Mrs. sayers has charge or the decoration Of the
graves Ut att>akwoel, which contains the remaina
Of those who did not fal aid the glory Of battle,
but survived for q short time, when they sue
cunbed to sliseasc caught in the cold trench or on
the lonely picket while the storm beat around them.
These men arc the departed guests Of the public,
They we're strangers, most Of theM and died In
the home, surrounded by friendly but unfamiliar
facea Everybody is cordially invited to he present
and cast Hover, Or LOOK, upon the sepulchrcs OF
our heroic dead. 0akTood Is the silent city whose
Inhabitants are peculiarly the guests OF Chicago,
which DELIGHTS 10 10 them honor: The train viii
leave the Illinois Central Railroad depot At 80 p
N. Oh Sunday. The fare out and bacl Will he only
Is cents, cheap enough 10 permit eEerS one to 20.
General F. 7. Sherman will be Marshal. Rev. Mr.
johnson Will open the services ut $50 by an ad-
dress; Rcv. Dr.. J. y. lihbard will Offer prayer,
W1teu Judge ]. a jameson Will delrcr onother ad-
dress, and 1he ceremonies will be concluded by
Rev. Sumner Ellis and Rev. c. A. Staples.
All meeting OF the citizens Of Hyde ParE, oil
which Homer II. 1ilhbard was Chairman and
George II. Boguc Secretary, It was Resolved TINT
the citizens OF Hyde Park would co-opcsate with
the Granl army Of the Repahlic IN decorating the
graves at 0akwood Cemetery, TIE public are In
vted 70 be present: d.. ]. a. kcnn'cott, Or. Far
rel and Frederick Brooks we're appointed q Com-
lnittcc o[ AT I2DGements.
, 1869-05-29

intend and hsve the esiFe charge q the forms
tien nd Ina, manssssne sse ns1.t tnS sr n,osessto
mes; feeling and that 1t sli be regarded bv eyeSy
one who may a:tsu', as 10 time for noisy demon
Gent. {. OSBORNE, Chairman.
Gen T. N. TnoArst, Secretary.
Aftcr the ccremonieAre concluded, the proces-
sion will move In the flowing ordcr:
lna.
CHIEF NersN and AID.
Department coumandao1 G. A. R. and Stat.
Pos. commandeAor G. AR
Ellsworth zoua'rs. cxaln Hayden.
Ladies' IN charge Of dpsl...,ons-
Orators mt Cler.
Committee Of Ar7angc,,,,
'
soldiers' Widows and orpAs
Company A, National Guards, Capt. noenl
Company u, National Guards, capsa4Alsner.
Grant Guards, Captain Briggs
Irish Rlnes, Captain cooney.
Chicago Light Artillery, Captain Tobey.
Company c, satloual Guards, Captain ostert,.
Tnioa Veteran Relief Association.
| Band.
Veterans Of the following batteries and reg
mcuts: Dll,igcs' Blttery, Mercantile Datters.
! hoard .of Ira.le Battery, Twelfth Illinois
| Cavalry, Nineteenth, Twent5 -tMtu,
! Eighty y-second, Elgnt tf-eishtht
Regiments.
Veteran Soldiers OF other batteries aud Regimen
Sabbath Schools.
i Members OF the Press.
| Masonic Societies.
Odd Fellows.
Temrcrancc Societies ami other Lodge Organic
LODE
lal'>4l States City, md County OMcera-
poar1 OF Trade.
Cizeus-
The procession will be formed under the dir
lion Of the following Marshals:
Ehief acknowledgements L. S. Saloulon;
slstantS--coMIa1es John Macarthur, llasbroG
! Davis Peter Hand, John Mccarthy, II. Il.
i Wallace, J. W ArocEway. T. n. Hayden, A.
Hoyaen, John Hoffman, T. D. Fitch.
J E S. sA1oMoS, Chief Marshal
, 1869-05-29

w VAKTRDTO BUY A SMALL. WILL In
w proved farm OF 90 10 aetea within yo rlcs Il
E,Ep, ksue Co. 4. AddEes4, giving pesce p1 acfnA
PARKER Tdbuuo ottee, ChtensH
, 1869-05-29
AGENTS WANTED,

A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR FAMILY pHYst.
~ CLAN. in trth English aud German 4 sh.tr ,,;Iy
1c:ia3 ssae written Il plain ia2susse, viii. tar 4
;as sns Ail1r1'he H"n.ssrnthc, HEaropathie Eelec-
rs A.! a.fHA toeds= &: t;sat:neEt Eado1sta b5 the
ihr matte ofa = Enn.nc ezie: eloth b,,uad. ony
market Astnt: ~ ro::is up:rs1Gs Il lJ sgl,1eb
r. rts Teek oge j.s Isro3s aaeiheS IL fos
l1~t Eeek. Another tcrcrts 10 for the last yrre
A:c.her has aseEa lc Ell ay tie last two months
-. rs',;1, :.tr ~ =: :: Z: Olc
hl tut NY tns'. He" Eis awess cf gFras psas-
t!el ral'e and T. es.?hatca the hoktc so il hard
!,s' J: y. tHnHHAN : ,3... pslis::.s=. ca::'ln
Hcsiscrlscr. Ch:tag>, III
, 1869-05-29

The procession will be formed under the direc-
lion of the following Marstals:
Chief MaIshal-Conraue Z S. Salomon, AS
slstants--CoMIaLes John Macarthur, iastrouck
Davis Peter Hand, John Mccarthy, II. Il u.
Wallace, J. ". NrocEwav. T. y. Hayden, A. II.
Boy den, John Hoffman, T. D. Fitch.
E S. SALOM0N. Chief Marshal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
ANNUAL FAIRS.
NEW.JERsEY STATE FAIR

More people were present at the Fair yes
erday than have been before since 1t opened 1t
is estimated that fully 10000 were within the ncosure
The display OF stock will not be attractive today as
nsretofore nc II is being removed still there will be
large attendance The price OF admission is 10 be re-
duced oue-half The premiums VIII be awarded tbs
viii deliver an address. horse race and Il ase.ball
match were contested yesterday afternoon. Mr..
C"Ins's horse won the first prize-a purse OF SO.
The principal feature OF the afternoon was a
veocipede race between MI Dawson Of CRANBERRY ana
Frank A Marsh of Newark The consisted OF three
mile heats best two in three Dawson won the three ms
time being min. 3. and j:3i Two games OF base-DaH
were PLAYED upon the grounds during the day. Inc
first between Engine Companies Nos. and No. 4, OF
EzabehpOrt. elected no interest The second, between
was Witnessed by large number Of interested Spectators
The Amateurs played admirably, aud won me game III
about two hours making score OF 70 10 the Auancs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
VALUABLE CORRECTIONS.

Tn addition, the Company provide for largo
through business, having AS MANY VALUABLE
CONNECTIONS EAST AND WEST AS ANY ROAD
now in operation. The line has lately been CONSOLE
dated with the Indianapolis and Danyile Road,
making over 200 miles under one management
At Indianapolis it connects with the Pennsylvania
Central Baltimore and Ohio, also with several other
lines at DanVille; with the Toledo, Wabash and
Western, and at Pekin with Peoria, MAKING A
NEW THROUGH DIRECT ROUTE in Illinois,
connecting Philadelphia, New-York, Boston and
Baltimore with Peoria, Keokuk, Burlington, Omaha
and tho Far West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
PUTNAM COUNTY FAIR.

The Putnam County Agricultural Fair closed
yesterday The show Of horses and cattle, though not
large made up in quality what 1t lacked in numbers.
Mr. Drew the son Of the noted steamboat aud railroad
king exhibited some OF the finest stock in this
part of the country The display OF fruit and vegetables
Showed plainly that the enerprng farmers OF this rich
and thriving do neglect their gardens ana
orchards in their efforts TO supply city with milk
Mr. Daniel Drew Chamberlain OF the firm OF GrOosbeck
Co. bankers, Is the President Of the Society; and ms
wife lady OF the highest culture and OF artistic
attachments bore away the premium for making the best
bread The attendance M the Fair large and the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors not permitted the best OF
order prevailed Mr.. George W. Bungay delivered the
annual address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPaIC UNION

The annual convention of the National Tele-
graphic Union held yesterday at the Western Hotel
IN this city But few delegates present and little
interest was done The reasurers report showed good
financial condition Of the Union Future control OF all
affairs OF the Union vested in the Executive Commit
tee which Is composed OF the officers aud the publisher
OF The Iegrdpher the organ OF the Union. The follow.
Ing Officers were elected: President w. II. Young Of
Washington d. C.; Vice,Presdent, w. o. Lewis. of New.
York; Recording Secretary, W. Burhans Of NewYork;
corresponding Secretary, f. L. Pope, OF New York
editor OF The Ideorapksr was reslected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25

THE COLLINS METAL WATCH FACToRY-tImproVed orohls)
-AFuu lev unu Lryers-Geuts and Ladies
The appanee and for time are equal TO gold ones
costing Those Cue hh $40 not surpassed by
900 sod y.,eh,. For TINE ELEGANCE FINISH, aud DURA
Billy no imitation Of gold begin to Sit6 the Cous
Excepting the intrinsic Naus equal " gold Every "Ah
folly warranted BY certificate --. -.
JPWgLRY-we manufacturing all Kinds Of Jevey ofhe Collins
Metal PIN. EArugs Sleeve Bton, Loees Studs Finger Rngs
Bracelets odd Reou and Masonic Pins Ac all Of the latest
Aud aud y equal gold IN and
TO CLUBS-whefs sI Watches ordered al ose time We will
.sud one sIir watch free Of charge 80.
Goods sent any part the United States by TO be p.i r
on delivery with the order bills be paid
goods taken from hapte's omce Customers mu pay
hars. We employ no Agene orders heteote mus %
drect1o In ordeung write plainly the town. county
Customers 10 The c vii remember Ihat our ONLY oTICE
so. 335 BROADWAY, COR WOkTHSf, up sTAkSl NEW
WORK G. h. COLLINS n Co.