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, 1870-03-03
MEDICAL
HOW TO CURE CONSUMPTION.

THKPHLosoPHY OF De scHKKoK*s GREAT
MKDICNEa-Win people never learn to taaw thata
dtxeaAed ETef md stomach neeczEU1ly d3sd4se foa o.
tifc xysten Tho pataest principles OF eorntaon sense
fdea nd continue In tho eourse which Almost ine|tA-
BIZ b11usk them prenature1y u Tho G1kto. L1Ftnk
The majority II peopls do II e01p'ete FAtneo "aia
the laws o 11t1r Il 1ust be Apparent TO IL sha soon
i.ter nsturr viii revenge hes1eE Heaoe We md
that pessens who adu1Ee to a1eess ID the use m VET
! rich q indsrstbls Hood OF Intoxicating dafA r.
FaHsbsJ PsT heatJ penalty tn tfo ed fne
'saaeh becoEes di.c1deged, sad frfHsea to aets
tho liver fails to pe:fcza it, tunesieus dyspe76A
and - attendant es7s forow, and s th- s1drEts&
icd.ua 2ai ptstt n ctustns to the saarorshlS e1'
EttonsA 7ended 10 Ill suEh Tsey brins sgs md
certain reta wherever they are u-cd II dreet snd
III that h MAT to estahsah tkr reputation WITH
every aIllns Y, In tho s,r{ Ii fair a7d
Impartial rf11 u tseu Let theae Wis lkepscal &C
this point and ~ have pessitscd Interested prrTo1s
to prejudice theE1 tttse cow cetrated rc.cs.
dies for Ccnr t'. discard their prf:na5ec. md b
governed By TIE Vf tneipes Of reason ana cora1an
renee the s5rteza = dscrdtsea. depend upon IT, in
nina Of ten th.' seat Of the dtseytcz will
found in thu s.otaacx Ind Avez. To ele1a- aad in+
fts0tate the etEaach and to stimulate IL: Gvez u
healthy acticn, 1sse :
sCHESCK's AASp RAKE P1LLS-rke aeIl5 IN.
eseasipg demand for III pla the best tteaee Of
their sAae Tho:-=ods 1con ihosfauas Of b, II s:e
sctd dafy. Why: Simply bteause they art " oa:uy
aod ecsc.euils. 1ry-li1s ,sEo naJ 1ot lad |, con-
verIeut t. cali D.. S0HH>Ch in peeAou are In frn'
&c that J and ccnplete eise. tieas for aer1. 10y
caeh psckaEe Of tht
MANDRAKE PILLS. RuLMoH1o SYRUP A. ID
skAHAED 7OH10.-Ehe7e E.sdieices Will ccrt It 4
ahrd: H. nnlets tie fE1ss TT that tbs F. "
sdest l. entirely heyo-d the re1Sh Of nede u relief
may he asked b5 those wAo tsn1ilfsr WITH
the rlEtnts Ct tte:e s-cat resaea:es- ~Hav d. D.
Ct. {: ri: Hs-1e:ssl el-es ei
cousu1upticn."
nts ~ q The s,.
cures this feln.tata aI.esss SGeHSck:s@ r.! 81 III
, 1870-03-03
weR8 Indl0as
ruR n0u1ETr4N rROTECToKATk

Err Yoxx.-Mrn E@Tn6 nrrs&:s PQrt ~
Prince correspondence says that Rer Adonss
Porter, commanding the United States Norm Az
lsntlc squadron, entered the hasooE o. fo's 81
pt1ce ou the 9th ult with the flagship seSetn' ano
the 9roae1ad Dictator, and, upon 1aud'ns' nAo M
Interview with the uaJtien authorires- lie an
nounced that the United States had formed an ~
lance With President Bsez. Of san Domingo, ma
given to Caural would b considered An sci
Of hostility towAtd the United States, And
you'd psoyote host,lit!es In return: that tne
United States Government WAs determined 4
| Use Ill lB power to preVent RnJ aid being glveI
| 10 CAbral. and he had lseu seut thete wA.or1
tlln sQtte cut IQtce 10 Ca(T{ tnls d9ierNiQsilQI
, 1870-03-03

QBER-In FIetn, Feb ~ Nrf. Clle 0hcr. asrd 81
y<ass and 81 days lie Of AA:thAa Obe< fatan1ly oil
Watcftowr. A1Aa.
Fu1eral 1t :. IL. ThErs8sy, March J.
EF Boston rapeEs please copy.
r. &ATTtK-At III North RE stree$ N9.ara haory;
cry child eE Alfred .nd Eixaaeth IA7e "Assi+ as7e
liz EFfks and one day.
Funeral fsoza the resldenet nf bis pa.eutt thu
Thurrday. p krttnHe &Er tnEtted 10 attend
Nir'd In the bud. secuze from future 1l-u
EsrAt in cur lots, hu. 1t II tho AltdtfhsS WILL
thAM r4oe for v hat God h+: tiseas
We RM with ja5 1eliSa OFT ehlsa 70 neA'su'
GooDE-In this esss- AafeA l. 1hama4 ooSae' - VI
fnpcr,l to day hurs iAs}, from refdtucc G n' taa
L fnrrtr E11llnstc1 and 3 4t1ce AytE6eA-
, 1870-03-03
OTTAWA.


Special Despatch to Tne Chicago T1!a1ae-
OTTAWA, March =.
L tue bill has been found against Martin How
eli, horrss D. Smith, and Felix Zis1eF Tor unlsv'
en'x n,al,c,nns,y. and 411fu.ly burning fae buid.
INC rnnWn sS Hpveu8 Taper Staining NIL, al
Ms,IeiIles, arl the machinery, betting, s1a1rns.
Gesrin9, fixtures AID tools shere.n contained. fcl
Names. The total amount Of insurance amounted
Ia sSn Geo. The case vlu not be tried until tot
JuIc ierE Of co11t G. G. Gray a1d 5:sS1ea !
Ayfr1 are Tot the defeEca
, 1870-03-03

TUE FUNERAL 0BsEQCtEs or bl711S04k'
er. PE1HHsHrRa, March 2-TheEe Was great
crowu Of people present at thu Garlirgs1e OBJ
q tsutes, Including nearly An the Americans In tho
err and the entire diplomatic corps texceP'
Prince GortschAkot, Rnsalhn Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, anu Prince Reus', Ambassador Of me
North German Confederation, who we're ll) the
cars aids, and other nigh funcr'ons.sea. The
remains Of Durllngaz1e hare been enh1lnsd, pre-.
9arato1y TO removal to the United states
An INpkR1AL CALL
Yesterday the Emperor called upon Mrs Dur
lirgaMe.
, 1870-03-03

t.~n.. EL.swoRrH Il CO. S,l;ei,E. :,
al p4s<nt EA9.S. L. !.
, 1870-03-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
For The Week Ending March },

--.,.-,.. .. .. a... ..
A-E0hA AMI tAh0kH: Letter from Rit5Al: IN
the Orchard Making Grait'ns Eaz-se1c-aou
and Cafe Of Cons-Ho~ to Graft Twelve 70 fif'
teeo1 ftxfO!d 1Fee4-Eneet a the Stock % the
1tAt- tueSal' HaStpG-Ef1At Hc.e OF AiehtSan-
Ee.ee71acs ftotu Various sourcta: Atrth HoIk-
Maief misunderstanding Misunderstanding df
efcpf-lonaso CaHuIe-Se~ Method ot Gsatt-
@s-fo7t ana Moath Aiseate n OAttle-Makius
oatses-noNfsIuce AursH fattcotd f1Es
@01atoI - tsAL EDotA1ioS: Letter tsuE 4
Sss a .ise otass Ass'elisaeA ontSe.sttf.
-" ASiin1i ~ LEfFEA: buitoD e. CeoA's Hill
ne Nc, I4:s @ @s3A'A-eAsut ba5te-A ho1tcu C,l4n1h-
Mesnoh AZ aasas-A hleednt document
tAnAts AN1 81 hilLS: ZEE tsee LIZ
-tu ru -. uas-eee1es Htapefa1snA
Un-A1 Eat EMIL ot%sts' Le1seE 11oH1 SPEAKER
.at.e. ,te
o-A0-sDoN As.i Eh: At' hfaeatt aea1sn-ine
~ ao1ssas an asa tneh NeHanas.1ns st1.s 81 tF1ue'
tf AteAS u en seSlet u sae Co'Ps .es.ssAtsa-
u. tness sne tae aIinAEs,tlee ir.ae.a.e
t1e''1aa seaoa5 - tAsu-e5aaA oa,s " Aac
oe1ten,tNe1ats u nulues'e-Aae''a AAt' aaef.
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~ . = 1te-'t -, As.aeuo 00'@* @1u7
n EnDr,rE ,.Gsr1u -. , ....tu
49, A- - ~ -
III rpSE U,.p1 c,r,oro r.. ctnx,-. ~ ,,f.o.
80. .-.. .,. -. u., r. = - -
, 1870-03-03

NEW ORLEANS, March a-Yes:erIay afternoon
wna generally gwen uo to tbs Masil Grss tes.v
te. The " M5 STICK ktew ci Genus had PRO
ce.s:or. The snblect ren5e: e1sed *as ne ns:5!.
Inc Kew endlcg Their fesl!yiuea with taoieao1
nnd s. ball II the Varieties Theatre
, 1870-03-03
sncech OF CunCrcszmnu Dawes.

SrHtSuF1E1p, MESA, March a--CocETess2Ao
HenIY |, Dawes WAS welcomed BY large Eatncr-
tuR of his constituents At bis home 10 plt,sneld,
tast eyenip9, lie made a or1et speech OF thank,
and rRye aS&urance that I'll the departments OF
Inc Government we're IN perfect acc3rd, which <aa
enthusiastically received.
, 1870-03-03

WHEELING, March aJudge y. HaErli o. e..
c.neo irlal for tua1admlll1ua atou oI lA ONCE p5
r. tmin1iies pxto1e tho Le5i&laInfe was ready to
ryrntpn him.
, 1870-03-03

Room NO .4s = Nxrth.r - In. 60 Hsii1ns
CaItAE Q, Ill, EAb. Il, l.3y. y
Seal Cd p:ce..I, .in ss:' atel RI h Fre.ved r. Tho
ioI u fnnElcs lie Iolowin sto:rt, IL:
20 barrels sess qualify pot baeka.'4 t-ac1 "a
ri TS perr' Il bseoa Gle. tte., IA s7n-y t,,s. AZ
Z! ou poga. auzasssze ha1ns .=aavse.es. III gocnJ
i as~ p.:n:. i f. sonst extra tr ,.,., to ea
na Tee.
!eNo pounds Of hnst bread. IL c1e centa.ias abor.
1AGo 1o1Ed. neil lIn-lr1t IN dosb!s 51ctst
Leg TnHHt. oa & ns:; a7a ID !: :a9ad h;:S t,Ts!.
tasis. 19 NnLts = / ana u 1uand bop baEtti'.
sAu pounds :ce- In double z.cks tN pcuaas rft. End
aNl ,aaas hua aJ, IN doINe za1.. TO pound. net.
iafo 1osa':s e t!te. s:rc. RIO. n dcnols eack-
A4Jl Lonndt f.ve. Ioasted IN :E2hd h'1p h"Ssrl1 ,
| -" = ea3o!e s1ek1, lpo pauets re:. .ca n son=a
LIZ sa3..E@ visees.. I, BE- Q: ths s:.e7s:s Ct IS
| e=ea md. '"3--' va 49, 1 '' 49,
$50 psncaa. etaE css1ies. I'LL weight, il tozr..
| aSt4 pound . .~.r. In aoxe.. st-.rred
sA9 r3l-i talt. clta1 aLt dry do14c 5ackl. tc9
4p raa4't tlaek Ezocud. free f,or! 5dl.e-a
tlcn. u r net7tt enGea ps2sf, r.iSe1 Ii s,1lcz
DA.4s -ftr be ft-n;.h. 4: shis oica-
osnpa7 Of III srtlc:et se1ecps Mtxs 111 aud Haeoa)
| ontt ss1 ,Enrsnr tfdA w
toTe IS :fei. se:7 .: Tiea ea &c ;sss by ap9!s-
tlnQ II ttit otlca..
| h7tsu Il. NacfE.LF,
1 ar% frt +73i =
, 1870-03-03

FRENCH VICTORY X sKNEuA
PANS, March 2-Ady1ces have been lece.so
here Ia thc eject that the French Won a victory
o,er ,he na,lYes in the French COLONY Of senegal,
on the Western coast Of AfI,cA on the etn OF rep
,uary. The French force Ta1 only o' hu9ns'
wniIe 1hal Of The enemy WA oyes a7oee-
, 1870-03-03
RELLETILLE T. S0CTMERN Il:I-
is3IS K4ILR3lDt
TO CONTRACTORS.

~ ~o-N 4 4sA-@ - oAAS-
PROPOSALS. far the szadlar, h-:!sicr. ..=s..e;s,..
.ssel!y ~ Sxask ing Vt t1e bts"v- & syr..h,
EN- Illinois :l:ohd b-twten ts Athens lad ou,.,a
Aaistaotc Of fo:sJ-one iles. wl be f-e;vr5 =: IL.
eftss ft, 2t Toe ennmrsay II Fsuerse. Elaoia. un4
said Tsppcsa1s may b Tor khe whole Eork q. for
PHttf nn!v- hc: ~ "a tzF s:seE 1,7L5 iii be ca.
tiGs!ed which daes not intl1de the vi .i- ii. ,.ner
pfs etecs-
Tie .ao!e work to te- completed = '.:y:szLs- I
is:e FsaA Esotls. ~ et~eiGc.s~as asF te t1a..a
laeI y te= csSrr Of he osicf EEsee. eI ri.l. >,
md after March 10.
PropcssA ID uid be add-eesed t. $. CHAMBER
LAIN Catet C-ntrae-.1. .ad b. Gp Anici - 1stv;
ea.Es IL to eJ 3t:ieLce a :e-,l. !&;5. ~
- R0tEhr M0.17kE. Cuet F. ,;2t.r.
, 1870-03-03

New Orleans Market.
NEW OxLEAxR MA-rh4-CocZoS-Ve toidal:ns.
4t4.ie: saiet. &tta bsfes.
HnEAps1CTFs-iI,rrt t:r 1t 9s.:sat-s5shso; Cora,
81 aNAl H. GAS. s. st.e. B.A1 tcaEec Al E4u.
H4y-KRtIef. ut 3A. .[66:aG ca
FRoy1s1oxs-Po<E. s.sLntAa94o- R.cou duH - -
&l1LE4ise uAn.k. I141sake- Laza-1icEee aah - La
GEoSES1fs-sus... Prime, u:4t-- Mc!uses daN A7e
lever: primo .oc-
WNEKYY-Har, Ete5,
, 1870-03-03
E:>EDDGE Is
FOR
Subsistence &tcics.


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Hrrr1 No - N1frhanf.i IN, ~ il, iG!-..
c7:EAso, III. M1.ch !. ia
Sr.tu T. ,x.at. tsn d::pi a., xiii h.. rar. .as ~
The aoer.fz, cd u,tI o'eItt nm rh,r,drv N,r-t ;.
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,rn.-,:s,"e... =. sas,;e ,,..;,
,7s ~, ,,,, i. -. .5..:s - 49, - 90 - -.
tttis ~ ' S' - ea''N' EA3Ns of
6iurn;ct,i tu.a. ecfts h.-r. r,rves.s3 =, r,r~y
s4cxa II :ie.sr4. -" eA@-"
as.t4r r.ur,.. 0: eo-- eo1e1, s,.-, ,,-,, ,, =,
stated in dpu re ttts ia ,,y.,. re+ ~ r.,,nt n,.,
barrels ~ ~@' - i'N1N 'iesp
-at-n pcrgth es-fe- :e;lr MS.r +. douhr.. 1ra
rr;:'~. faCi. - L..r, IL - e-'
, 1870-03-03

HARTFORD. Conn.,, March IA keg OF powder
.1nindnd in ihe blscktmNn's tn0p Of tho Connec-
I,c41t 1yes.ern Rx,lreod IN Wlns:esd. today.
TKe1,y rrgtop. veie ir{nfedi nora eef'e7'i1:
, 1870-03-03
.Erov ChnrSrr Election,
The Rcstgnntion Dodge.

rFrT,-Y,, March 2-At the charter election,
x,e,sras1. tn Gilpers, Republican. waa e:ec:eo
WsxnY ~ Is uepntJ. Tno Counon Council
e,a1dg, ii Republicans, II DenociatA
, 1870-03-03
AIirfcos

Berlin, March a-The ReichAtaR, after !ona
DEBATE Rejected the proposition OF tne haocA's -
nay members for attendance
, 1870-03-03

The Latest Dead. Head Dodge
TET1sBrkGu, Ma1c1 s.-Tlc Eaa Burma nd
confessed to the mos.ef committed hese sest-s~
yenrs E1rcc has proved fraud. 1t Hsa 1rtcE i
get transportation from the eastern part OF TIL
EsaSA
, 1870-03-03
Franco

The I4KHIf AZ
pAK1s, Ma1ca 4-The carnival yesterday passed
OF quietly.
CATION.
The French Government has warned lis repre-
sentative at Ronc to use 61cas caution II hts
efforts to project The lDhul0llops Of Catholic
Siates.
The SIT AGAINST rRIScE AERSr Tr1HnRAWs.
PARIS, March 9,-Tne magistrate struck By
Truce Musnt, apd who Was TO prosecute him be-
fore the High Couzt Of Justice, has withdrawn his
cunplslht
, 1870-03-03

TIE CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE has 11zecr and
better circulation In The West ih4u any o:hc. I1r,nL
1t l.. excellent EtIun for ady1=stag. .rsci1lly
to those who wish to the patronage Of the pro-
daring cls.ref Birsi.cd ruEter Ct adversi.eren:s
will be taken rniesasu r.:c.. su,zEri5sir ysier VI
TEE WEEELY TAmcSE. q Ge1 anuam. With HhtzA
reduction fe: a club It tsn ulutI.
, 1870-03-03

RENTS s.

Nn'. 6. DOW, 116 Ls:sal!e->t.,
Has two Stores and q Room
f.orre, 1T in The Tribune Build
IN ga Store en- LaSauc-st., and
se yeraI Stores in the new
trz :lding corner Of Washing
toa and Franklin-s1s. Prices
to. s. lit Il 1e times. Give him a
calf,
, 1870-03-03

Freight Agents, Convention fo Scxs
Oftean8s
NEW oR11ASs. March e--In The Freight Acc1:s
Convention, the committee On the Resolution re-
g1TdtIg the Establishment OF ErktnaE rates ui
cotton IRON f:ser points bJ rail 10 NeF Tore. @.'
mtt1ed report. but It Was referred blc< tti
further consideration.
, 1870-03-03

4rx to frrefrx a9TtisszRe1.s for HI KIb
Cxf, q: tossH rcts 1.ts aytNo xsss'es d.se,.
~ a.. Ipatapt} II iAt G. S. or 5tsTt1* d Is Pxe
| ialAHs' Iotsts FriesA
, 1870-03-03
MARRIED..

neua4 Mt Frnnkfors.
FRANKFORT MA.eh a-Eeuts arc hrn and qaes 81
, 1870-03-03

IOrEz.
PAa1s, March 9.-Later news from Paraguay
states that LopezA sTulJ has been somewha: de-
pleted by desesttou. but tc ktu holds his ground
agMnst the Braztltans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
NETWORK STATE POULTRY SOCIETY.

At the annual election for officers of this
Society held in this city the Il III inst, the following
named gentlemen were chosen:
Presidenr-Thos. Il. Kingsland. n. y. City ViccPresi-
deuts-J. Stanton Gould, Columbia County, Geo. ii.
Warner Oneida County; ID. ID. T. Moore, Monroe Coun-
ty; VIM. NJ. Ely, BrOCmo County; WIN. simpson, West
chester County; Robert Ellis. Schenectady County; =
H. Hungcrford Jefferson County: VIM. NJ. Tweed, y. y.
city. Corresponding Secretary-Mason c. Weld No 2I5
Broadway, n. y. Recording secrctary-G HOwland
Leavltt No. 1l9 Wa!l-st.. y. Y Treasnrer-Wm snp-
son, ir West Farms, y. y. Executiye.Committee-R.
Cameron Clifton S. l.; j. r. Bcknell NestmOeland. NY
John Salisbury, jr, Nyack n " Simeon Leland, Metro
pulitan Hotel; Geo, TWcdde. Albany, \. Y; 4. +.
Howlet syracuse n. y; Jas. Bathgote MoTisania, N
Y; Samuel Wets, Flushing, y. \.
The following appointed resident honorary seere-
tares:
For Great Britain, W b. Tegetmeir, F. z. s., London;
France Paul Ruflc, Paris; Pennsylvania, j.. W. Hers
tine Philadelphia NewJorscyJ Clarence Sidell, Enge-
wood; Connecticut T. Sterling. bridgeport; Massachu-
sets, Philandcr Williams, Taunton; Maryland, Steiner
ScLeey Frederick Dominion OF Canada, i. G. Hassard,
T. f. Toronto; Ohio George NJ Fetcr batavia; Illinois,
John Wentworth. Chicago; Georgia, j. W. Compton, Au-
eGsta; Vermont, G. II. Ripley Rutland Centre Arizona,
Richard g. Mccormick, Tuspdn Colorado Jas A. hbrcVe,
Denver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
THE LENOX LIBRARY.

A new public library is to be founded In this
city upon scale commensurate with the magnitude OF
the intellectual OF the largest city Of the United
States bill was introduced the Senate at Albany
Wednesday incorporating the LenoX Library, which
to be gift to the city by Mr. james Leno1, Of the
Flfth.ave The muncent founder proposes, 1t Is said
10 convey TO trustees block Jand somewhere between
Seventysecoud and opposite the Park
as site for the building, aud 10 give $4,000. or any
to this he will, 1t is SAID transfer to the trustees his
entire collection OF satuafy, paintings aud books a.
beginning for the library and no declares mat DO further
sums OF money shall be Withheld that may be demanded
TO make il the finest library in tue country
MIR. IeuOX has been known for many years rs nhCTa
and intelligent collector OF priceless volumes aud
works Of art and his private library probably the
most valuable In America These treasures, gathered
from richest storchOuses of Europe, and all his a
ties OF American photography for so many years guarded
with Jealous eye and arranged upon his shelves WITH
loving hand, nOw IL seems, TO be Transferred 70
library which shall belong TO the people. IL would be
difficult Overestimatc the importance OF such gilt Gs
this which Mr. LenOx intends. Splendid in Itself II H.
perhaps, OF greater value example to other
Of aueuce, and likely 10 lead TO future endOw
meuts for its own extension.
The Presbyterian Hospital in course OF construction on
Seventh-st. at cost OF tOOJOO-another bcnetacuOn o
Mr.. LenON-furnishcs proof OF the comprehensive
philanthropy of the man, and the thOTOugnes al which
he aims IN his charitable enterprises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
THE TEIEGRAPuIC STRIKE.

Seldom has there been such a manifest indif-
ference to compromise between employer and employe
as is shown by the Western Union Telegraph Company
and the operatives lately in their service Business Is
resumed over the desks Of the Company FOR all points
the officers stating that competent force OF operatives
are now employed for the transmission OF all business
pouts south and southwest Tho operatives net yesCr
day morning AT their hail in Grad-st. The meeting
addressed by Messrs. Truup, Browning, Connolly and
others The audience was large and enthusiastic a.
usual and the remarks Of the speakers were warmly
appaudcd After the reading Of kilograms from other
circuits the meeting adjourned Till o'clock y m. At the
appointed hour the meeting was called 10 order and si
Smith President Of Typographical Union No. G. in few
remarks presented the League with 600 IN grcelbacks
which amount mad been voted To the League by That
Union at their meeting Tuesday Evening Yr. Pope
behalf OF the League returned the thanks Of rt body 10
the Union in hitting terms and after speeches by Mcssrs
Stroller. Young Parks and Others the ueetng adjourned
until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The operators lave issued printed circular addressed
TO the public detailing the grievances ana the causes
which led to the present strike the points OF which
have already appeared in The TRIgUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
TIE ARION CARNIVAL.

The Germania Assembly Rooms on the Bow
cry were full last evening OF generous and joyal gentle
men and lovely and mrthfu ladies' the occasion being
the first carnvastc gathering" for 1870 OF the celebra
ted Arion singing society The carnival season among
our Teutonic feowcltzens has begun in good earnest
and the Arons are determined to show that they can
wear the fools cap" with good grace as any OF
their comic competitors, not excepting the new ana
promising "ComIs" The Arion cap has three
horns each tipped with a little bell, and 1t
adorned last evening fully threefourths OF the more
than four hundred members Of the Society," who crowded
tho tables smoked the finest Havanas. quafed Rhine
wine Mosee and champagne, chatted with the ladies,
appauded the speakers, and enjoyed themselves
amazingly The stage was decorated with new pictures
and scenery and the Kelner rath" arrayed In every
STYLE Of feminine apparel. presented q moustached
"Woman's Parliament that would have made
soross stare Paul schoen, in pink SILK
dOublet and yellow hose, slashed with black,
welded ,the scepter as Master Of Ceremonies. Anton
menke President OF the keiner rath, eat with Philip
the two side tables seated Herrcn j. o. Huhdt, X
Katzenmayer, g. Loechner IL Merz, O. A; Randall W.
Rausch X. SCHNEIDER, and r. StOeckhardt RetZets
orchestra furnished the music. The carnival in
Guided "Women's Rights" "Our Cap,""A Leader IN
Rhyme" Comic Medley" and an English song OF the
" Brother-nIaw," meaning COrbn. The jokes ana
songs and comic speeches continued until midnight ana
then the floor was cleared and Menus gave place to
Terpsichorc whose yOtaries gay pptd the toe t ater
two in the morning. Tho three remaining carnival
sessions this Society VIII be held at the same place
Jan. n, Feb. 10, and Feb. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
THE ELEVATED RAILWAY.

Within 80 days, it is said, the Elevated Rail
road from the Battery to Thirtethst will be in full work.
ing order On Wednesday afternoon the Directors tray
eled in their experimental car from the Battery 10
Franklinst., and could, If they had wished gone as
far as Houstonst. the road being completed to that
point II lacks but short connection That OF the cross
ing from Twenty-ninth TO Thirteth-st., for Its
completion All OF tho engines have been placed
in their proper positions, and the entire working
force OF the road Is at present concentrated be-
tween Houston and Bethunests., putting In the iron
rope. Tho directors wait only for tho first good snow
Storm when they hope 20 convince the public both OF
the success of their road and its superiority al all times
to other modes OF conveyance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
BASEBALL MATTERS.

At the annual meeting Of the Mutual Base
Ball Club Of this city the following persons wore elected
officers for the ensuing year President john widely
Yice.President, Anthony Hartmann; secretsry, Alex
ander V. Davidson; Treasurer, X. Bresln Board or
Directors. Michael Norton, James Hayes. VIM MCMAHON
Thomas Conan, aud Archibald Fullerton; Trustees, WIN
NJ Tweed Geo G.. Barnard, Thomas Crcamer James
OBron, Bernard Keuney Robert Llndss ), and Patrick
Culkiu
call has been issued BY the officers OF the National
Association OF Junior Baseball Players FOR meeting on
evening Of Friday, jan q, AT = o'clock. az lalnduy
Hall The object j. reorganization and election OF per
manen officers. All junior clubs arc invited 10 send Two
delegates each. The clubs that cannot conveniently
send delegates make application by mail for mem,
bershp. by forwarding the Initiation fee ana annual
dues Amounting 10 S. to either L. g. Lcaty, NO u We
sey -st., on > ". Pearson, Troy, y. J.