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THE BOARD or GREEN CLOTH.

Amateur versus Profcssionai-Threc Fine
Games Tn Chris. Connor's-Cyrille Dion
md Mr. Mckay.
Visitors to Chris. Connor's billiard rooms last
night had the pleasure Of Witnessing some very ne
play at tie threc-bab game between two Of our
finest players. These we're Cyrfle Dion, who has
been s'oying here for some days Prior to his
match with Rudolph for the championship, snd Mr.
mckay, the well.known amateur. Three games
were played, the fret two OF 100 point. up and tile
other 90 points The first game was very exciting
Dion at one time being 20 in advance, when MT.
Mchay made splendid run Of 81 and nearly sue
ceeded In winning As II was, he lost BY one point
only. Dion's beat run was 49,
IL the second game Dion made n re lily fne run OF
3i, Including some magnificent table shots which
Mckay followed up with ~ This game fell to
Dion's lot by IL points.
The third and last game was won easily BIZ Mckay
Dion only scoring 10.
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LOSSES BY FIRR.

John NJ Courtepay's residence, ITS Madison ay.
enue. was damaged 81 900 Yesterday morning.
James II. Thomson's house, on Broadway, near
ing. Insurance., $1,000.
J. winslow a Co.'S ps.sdre frauye store, go Mar.
ket street 81 Lonis was bufned yosterday Loss t35
OO insurance t2S,OO
The basement OF >. Rapps cigar factory b12 IIud.
son street. took Ore from steam boiler yesterday MON.
Ing. Damage $4,000 insured.
A line OF shed pens built on spies over the piers
on the snth side OF Cincinnati destroyed Nester.
day 5000 hogs we're burned alive. Loss. $1,000 m.
suranee ESQ 90. 49,
The hve frame houses used as a storage FOR old
Goyernment stores from auction VIZ Nos 81, 60 81 81,
aud .! Greenwich street, were injured by nfc yctrt-
day. DAMAGE 10 stock, 10000 insured for sluOOO.
70 building y 30 Insured Tor SjO. a sp,rE IRON
Engine No. sct nre to the awning OF 100 SIKH ave
uuei damage 80; no insurance..
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From a letter received by the Hon. Calvin 7.
Ilulburd from the Department OF Public Parks,
through Judge Hilton, we make the following
tracts:
1--WE have determined to widen tho carriage way on
broadway and Park to the extent OF the sidewalks
VI the PARK"
=" We are preparing to put the City Hall Park In a
respectable condition ~ soon rs the plane
ylded Tor the purpose, and unless O'herwie advised
Will eNpect you 20 YIELD To that portion Of the Park
and Battery belonging tO the city,"
On broadway the present sidewalk is eleven feet
vide; on the Park row side II is but seven feet
vide To make a Uniform width OF pavement ON
both sides Of the building. the Government has al
lONed lour feet ON the Park row side; and this IL
all that will be len II the streets widened up
10 the fark as threatened-four ieot Oi sidewalk ON
the Park row side and none at all Oh the Broadway
kide
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MIXING THINGS,

m'vor OHniPs BHnquct-Thc Crcum Of tho
Crenmers- hIagnus Gross Calls for Giu
and Milk.
Mayor O'llall had the Cream of the Cream at
his great Delmonico Dinner, but not the Cream OF
the Creamers. That's whore he put his loot in IL.
The quests at Mayor O'Halrs banquet not being
able 10 read the bill Of fare. which was printed in
French, got things pretty well mixed and muddcd
toward the end. and hardly knew even what they
carried home In their pockets A call from the Hon
frowned down
Mayor O'lial had no rpeechos at his great dinner
IN order that his guests might have time to go
trOugh-even II thev couldn't read-the bill OF fare
Ihs abe-beied Aldermen were delighted. So were
the walters, who, by the way invariaply addressed
the mayor In French, which his Honor speaks aud
understands like q nativo-tlat is, like native OF
Ireland.
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PHoroGRArns by sUN REPoRrERs.
Trotting in Mud ON Union Course.

A trot was contested yesterday on Union
Course, which before the start promised to oe good
one. Bid as was the day the attendance was very
good 1t Is now well established thu train or shine
mud or dry track, the advertised races shall come
IN the mud and rain. Tie atflir a match for
500 between J In Rogers stallion John Davis and
l.. 5. Samnis's Phrte mile heats, In 8, to wagon.
The race should have boon a good one, but on the
go-on PhGbe went wide on the turn, and seemed TO
ntier TO bolt, and broSe up bagllr The horse John
Davis at once got away, and making steady WORK
while Phwbe was wild, came home = distance ahead
In 3O3 thus ending the race at one heat, when the
mare should have forced q big race out OF him.
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THE oArHoLIo PASTORS MEETING,
The Priests Moving for the Catholics share
Of the Excise Moneys-Mass Meeting next
Week k-Coutributiens for the support Of
CathaIIo sehoaIs m nd nther Institutious.

Wc.L- for IN. san,or, of
Catholic schools aud Other Institutions.
The parish priests ef the Catholic churches of
a.. -. - a, -, =. -. 81. a.. ..A..,
WIS oV were IN counch Sese'uS op "e eenoo
signed nv Eve pa,,or.. inviting them to attend a
~ p' -. -, - 4,
meeting Ia TIE rectory OF OF mrys onurcn, h
Grand street. for the purpose Of taking such action
n. rn,,h, n. d..n.a nece..arv to ascure n. btherto
" - -, - -, 49,, -. : !,
poruon OF the Ehcire ruhu io' he supPors oi
Cntholc schools and institutions. An hour before
,oo, na,riv .u IN. rcost ,nanentiai cierov,.sn NJ
'o " 50 NV ~ "
tile alth were sested In the parlors OF the rector
the Rev Father r. j. o. Reilly, The popular pastor
:, =, e,....., ....-.. 90. =, ....... g.. a,
W o. ''ep"o" y no"e'e' "S' "o' "esen'' ou' I"
was well understood that the meeting was called to
opooae bia views An the eharitie, and schools
a-.-, =, a., .--., -, -, :. - = !,
anec'eu oy ue irrespective "NhdrsWh OF state hd
were represented, and the session was marked by
harno,, ,hronn,ou,
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Personal INTELLIG EyCE.

jay. Gould aud several other railroad effects are
IN st. Louis.
The despatch recently sent from OHIO. saying that
Collector Bailey was living On a farm IN SciOla county
ono, owned by solicitor jordan, is untrue. Mr Jor.
dan Owns no such farm.
Dr. Daniel q. Dodge. OF Clinton county. has boen
appointed g succeed Dr ALBEIT bay ~ SuucrintenaAn
ahd fhys can Of the New NoA state lnebIato Asylum
II Is said that the Hon, John Vincent, one ~ the
dtlotAies U the intentional TYI ograuhch Conyen-
ron, VIII TX fr IN this CITY 10 Cincinnati, where tue
COnNen' ion vi 1T Nr. Vincent ia handsome yOung
man. hhd mas walked his 100 lt inside forty minutes.
Mr. John rWedde, President OF the Merchants
bALk oi AlOany, aged % years was Yesterday ma red
y Mss anne Nj. Warren, Of lnTtVIuurth street IN
the ChIrch " the lnCaru alton by the Rev DR.. Mont
gOmefy. The couple sailed IN tht Java Tor LulOpe.
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CondensinQ the Tax RiIl.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Ways and Means
Committee had up the Tax bill to-day and condensed
II materially. They will bo ready tomorrow TO
port TO printed, that 1t may be ready by neIt
week for coDsi deralion the House should desire to
take II up and lay aside the tarh The debate In the
Lex three days " Ill pretty thoroughly settle It's tate,
II 1t is not eiready doomed. The Tex bill as re-
ysed by tie Committee will reduce the amount to
be collected ut least So OOOOO, without reducing
the percentage to bs collected on Incomes over
f2OlO
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The RepsbIican Ticket,

FOR JUDGES COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
7, 8 RTTTFRRAND, ", 7, RICHARDSON,
RICHARD 5. EMMETT, ELIAS y. HALL
ron JUDGES IN MARINE COURT.
IL. l.. FIREMAN., y A. MILLS
ron ALDERMEN.
Henry C,ewu Vim, II. Raynor,
.Iohn Althornf Fred XII Ian,
VIM T. Dodrg + n. II, Vance,
John Faulkner, g KIM,
Meyer stern, W ~ Nermlyea,
JOHN T. Conover, Charles L. tiffany,
BenI, l. ehInaier, Theron Butler.
Charles X. Graham,
The Committee of twenty-one were emnowcred
70 III any vacancies when might occur by refusal Of
nominees to enter the race subiec;, however to the
rules adopted at a previous meeting. The unan.
NOUS sen, n,iment OF the Convention last night was
ttat they would support none but straight Repuo-
hcaus,
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Mr.. Bowles, Paris banker will arcue before the
Songressonni Committee that loan can be taken In
Europe at per cent.
Vice Admiral Porter has addressed a letter to Cy-
rus Field In favor OF teiegraplie b,.
tween China aud California.
The Northern Pacific Railroad bill was the occa-
sion OF considerable nltnusterng again In the House
ycste, day. The motion 10 order to u third reading
def ated aud thr hi was referred to the Commit
time. - 80
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NEW JERSEY.

The Hudson County Chosen Freeholders yester-
day reelected the officers OF the old Board
- Another fashionable mlrriage was celebrated In
Newark yesterday the parties being Mr. Marcus Sayre
nent on their tour.
The rev Freeholders OF Essex county met yester-
day In Newark. James II Wheeler was reelected III.
Hxsd al ..!tasR
The eoored citizens OF South Bergen, N j., cele-
braled The ratincaton OF the Ffteent Amendment yes.
Iesday oy .ISoe.,pp; In The evening public meet
delivered BY Moses Coss. EsQ, Of New York and Il.
j. Lynch, OF Bergen. n. j.
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Reply of the Hon. John Fox to Mayor Hall.

SrR: The illustrious patriot who has constitu-
ted himself champion Of the Tamuany Sachems, In
their recent attack upon me- has aaop'ed very In.
genious mode of sneakins ont Of the dilemma.
asserted my presence in Congress, aud vote for
the admission OF Virginia, on Jan. H. (See Con
Orcsstonal Globe OF January IS See NeW York
World and Herald Of same date) He denied It by
saying was not In Congress on January 10. o. De |
Mayor Abraham o. HALL Ithougln you were law
yer; you are mounteDank.
Rx-Know-Notning, eI-Whig. 'ex-Rcpubican, self
sty led Democrat, renegade In polities-in what he
not renegade Useful tool ftting instrument OF
his masters at whose beck he Is equally ready to
misrepi esent iacs-to appoint Radical Republicans
ONCE. perform any other saaH job" for which
his chame eeon-like career las inentlv ftted
him. Your obedient servant, JOHN FOX.
Manhattan Club, Nay H. $50.
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The new pilot boat James g rdon Bennett, 55
'ons new measurement, was success. fully launched
es'erl'y afternoon from Lawrence & roukc's
yard Wiliamsbur-h. TIE ceremony OF chiisicuins
was performed by Miss Chapman. daughter Of Capt
Daniel Chapman, the principal owner. ihe James
- tdon Bennett L. intended for the sandy Hook
plotting. aud l. oNncl By New Jersey pilots,
having been built 10 supply the place Of the \. T
s'evart, which WIS run down by tie steamship
Scotia on tue 1871 of December last A hand. ONE
-ct oi cuors presented Ia the name OF Mr.. j. o..
BsuueLL
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Laura Scott, a factory girl, was dangerously In
jured by railroad train vale crossing tho track
Manchester, n. H., ye'terdW'
The train from Philadelphia on the New Jersey
railroad, due In Jersey Cityat 40 O'Clock last evening
Tpn over an nnknoEn man on lhe meadowt east Of
aud carried TO Jersey Cuy.
Ferdinand schuelter, conductor on the nob0ken
and Union mn horse car hilroad, fatally Injured
yestsTaay afternoon by Ealing between two cars going
IN opposite directions In dobOke. lie Attemp ped 10
wheeM.
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TIM roLITIC1L CIRCUs.
An Attempt to bring the Republicans into
the Anti-TnmmRny COaIiti0n-They nsk
1Iuch.

The subcommittee Of the five organic tions
oIrosed TO Tnwmlny met iu secret t1ucps last night
IN Masonic Hall, tOr the rurp0-e ~ consl erirs
DronosiiCn OF tie Reuublclns lutkitg 10 a conli-
ru'inn OF forces In the uing otr'i,n. Nessrs.
Dunphy AMI Woods were appointed ,mmittee 70
wait upon the Republicans who were ia caucus In
Twenty y-seconl street, to ascertain What the tenor
OF the proposition was. II was a-'erl lsiied that
they would adopt the OPPOSITION uc6et. % II Won
give them seven Aldermen and two oi the Judicilry
which proposition was not accented hY tie Com
uiitee. who returned and rerOrtei To- Q caucus
Their action was fully sustained ly tho sub Com
uittee.
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TICIORI.t ~ PUBLIC.
The Opening Of the University ~ ron dov-.
The p nnlr,a LnIhnain.n I'M.

LoSnoS, May ll.-TLe Queen in state to-day.
'rcned tho rev building Of the University OF Lon
don, in burlington Gardens. Little Interest was
mani ested by tho people gathered in tho grounds.
nut the min hall was crowded. Among the emf
ncnt UereOns present were Mcssrs. Gladstone DIs-
>rsell. ami leading members OF tie Government and
pHritmeut.
Elrl G anville and Messrs. GEORGE G, 10 nj Rob-
crt Lowe received TIE Queen ut the d r, nd pro-
santci m al 'ress. Her Majesty. lnsteal rcating
the reply which nd been furnish ell her, said In a
clear voice; declare this building to he opene1~
Tho Queen was loudly cheered snd checrs werv
called and given in succcision for the Royal Family.
the Premier, and Disrncli.
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rLASNEs tM0M rME OcEAN CABAEs.

\ steamer h's gone GU, in search Of the missing
steamer siberia
Vienna Is prroarins 10 celebrate tnc hundredth
birthday OF BCutIHycn.
The hAr6 olive Rourke h.s been spoken at sea
wutcrlorsol ami dsmas,eL
n yl.ncr col cotton " ,r';et closed buoyant. with
~ l'nis At il0l "a and Cri0iHs Utlisi.
g lnlcl rates steamer ruscirora will envoy
the ~ ''' aics monitor Dictator 10 Key West, ia.
enc 'Nfts uum Havana yesterday afternoon.
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LONG ISLAND.

Insanity has recently appeared in the families o.
uree wealthy iArmers OF JanPca, named Dithars Zen.
nett, Isaac Bayns an1 his wife aud daug der and
member OF Mr. ltonman's family.
A rortrat In oil Qife sizc) OF the Rev j. MaeKenna
OF Long Island IL to be rAed at the Drookyn aihoc
Library Rooms the 9th the bench OF
In Souihold and Greenport, l.. l.
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The Grange Park stakes of Is sovs. each, with
80 added, was won by Lord Angleseys Steppe. This
city Members ilae, a handicsp o. 10 soys.. was
won 10y CALYPSO. Tie Argesny Pate ur 20 soys.
was won hs Noisy. Tie Weller Gun, n handicap ot
81 soys. in specie added Ia sweepstakes OF 10 sovs.
each, was won by b. h. N-coant.
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The Mozart Auctioaeer--Sale lie Peremptory-
Five per cent. OF.

The twenty-five auctioneers Of Mozart Hall
met last evening In Masonic Hall and passed re-ou-
tions approving the nomin ations made by Tammany.
A subcommittee consisting OF Benz min Wood,
Edward Beman, Thomas O'Calahan, Michael Bro
H. Koop was appointed TO complete the ticket and
report to morrow evening. II was also resolved
that the place OF any member Of the General Com
mittee refusing abide BY the action OF the Com
mittee should be declared vacant Previous 20
ndjournment tho Hon. Hen Wood suhseribed o. ,OD0
Mozart Hall.
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The Grand Army,s Convention.

WNsmNdTON, May little Grand Encamp'
WeLt ot the q. A. r. met here this aiterno n
General Logan. Commander int hiel, presided
~ rty.nine : ates Iud Territories were rep
r-cu.ci. General Logan delivered the an
Nuh q n.oress. lie congratulated the Encamp'
meut on the prosperous condition OF the organiEa
uon, and = We sketch of Us purposes. At the con
,iu-tun OF tie address the delegates were welcomed
~ tne Pass OF tile District OF Columbia to Qarlakc
uI a mAgLilgeut collation.
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LATEST LABOR VIEWS.

The BROOKLYN Iron Mouldeys No 90 met last eves
Ing and elected Messrs. A. MORRISON and J. McNfahou
as delegates 10 the ConyentoA " ts held in PLiadv
pha July6.
Recently Pettus 4 Co, on Broadway, informed
the lonrneymcn tauoi4 IN their employ that they
should reduce tner wss AT thia the men strnck and
received go per week N the Central 4 nion whIls
the srike lasted, pcttus Go held out scarce two
weeks, when. seeiuE the men determined they gave In
aud opeLed keg OF laScI ior the men when they
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BROOh LrN.

The Jackson street ferry Is dead.
grand jury in the L, $. Dis'rie. Court was
charged oy Judge Benedict yesterday.
The anniversary OF the Howard Mission was eclc-
brntod In the Brooklyn Academy last evening.
james j. hcKenna and Eugene and James Cassily
sohgeT, OF the Excise Board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-12

A number Of German heavy weights assembled
IN lG5 Allen street last evening and formed the Ger
man Fat Mems Association. Mr.. Adam Brandt,a 265.
poun err filed the chair. lie was fanked by Mr..
GEORGE Meyer, Treasurer. 2i5 pounds, on the left,
and Mr. George A. Stheyeriing Secretary, 2@5
pounds. on the right. Sugtestions In regard to n
grand clam bake in June were ched and referred
to q Committee CLAIMS. The Club has 20 mem
bers already The standard weight has been liked
an 400 pouDda
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
STUBBORN Defence or THE BELLE.
YILLE BlRRTCADEs
SnnRuinnry Collisions between Nsrcveer,~
soldiery and the PeepIc-serious Los. Of
Life Fighting throughout Tuesday Nishe
Order Restored ut tho Bayonet,s Poipt.

snnpuinnry Collisions between NapoIecr,v
Soidiery and the Peepie-serious Loss Of
Life Fighting throughout Tuesday Nishe
Order Restored ut tho BayonePs Point.
Paris, May 1.-THE early part Of last night
was passed by The people in the Boulevards A
strong force OF gendarmes and troops were posted
OF convenient distances and the police agents circu.
latod freely among the throng. Though the Boule-
wards were deDsey crowded, no disorder was ex-
hbited. and tile utmost good humor prevailed.
Later In the night troubles throughout the city
occurred, and large display OF military power was
bro night forth to restore order.
The barricades winch had been erected in TIE
beievihe District were siub5ornly defended by the
rioters but subsequently carried by the soldiers at
'he point Of the bayonet other engagements took
pace In which there scribns loss OF life.
Tho police, In their charges tic crowds OF peo-
pie, used swords and slrnv shots, ald the rioters
made destructive Of fre1rms
Perfect order was restored before daylight
In tho negative. ~
There was a riot in Hnvre last night.
IRE no'ice arrested over two hundred persons last
night. aud searched many houses in the disturbed
districts. Arrests continue to be made to-day.
Fresh troubles are feared to night. Crowd. OF
people arc in the FaubnurI du Temple. Larve
numbers collected in front Of the barracks but were
ds erscd by the police, and the guards around the
soldiers quarters have beon increased.
desperate attempt at revolt was made bv the
The prisoners while at work In the shops, attacked
their Keepers. and fierce struggle followed. The
leVnit was hnaly quelled. One keeper was killed.
and Two other officers were wounded
French Opposition and clerical organs question
the result OF the election, They maintain that Wills
tee vote may have numerical value Il is witbout
soci1, political or religious significance.
PAnIs, Nay 11-Mi1nght.-'rhe troops have oc.
cnpied TIC Place Chateau d'Eau, where the Clserns
Prince Eugene is situated. MANY groups Of specta-
tors thtong the bou'eyards but heavy rain IL fall
ing 1nd prevents any dangerous Increase of numbers
Bellevillc and the Faubourg du Temple are held by
the military, and no ono is allowed to pass tho
guards IN those quarters
I'm tn hfa hon TEA, ,,,fitt -.
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Isabella Robinson recovered $3.50 damages in
the superior Court yesterday, from George H. Eel
ows, Tor injuries sustained in being run over by
Iatter's horse and carriage, while crossing Broad
way, near Prince street. Judge Jones in the course
of the tTia. intnated that person was not Obliged
TO Wait until the street WIS perfectly clear before
crossing, he might, ia that case, have to wait AL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-12
EIoT AMONG THE MIYEHs.
The Sansuinary Termination OF an Ami
versnry CeIebration.

Nersnry CeIebration.
HAzELroS, Pa, May IA scrious riot occur
red yesterday smong some OF the miners who were
celebrating the fret anniversary OF the organization
Of the Miners Union. Everything passed OIL quietly
until about noon when several serious fights occur
rcd In different portions OF the town. Three mon
were shot, one Of them in four places. and others
were more or less injured. They were cared for
by their friends. II Is not known whether any of
them were fatally injured Charles +. sohuller was
terribly beaten. Chief Burgess call ed upon the Ha
zelton Zouaves, Capt. Swank. and me company was
Qui under arms rh '~'narei ior dufy, but uD 10
a late hour thcy had not beea called out
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NOW THE BASs ROBBERS DO 1T.
Getting Away with s3se from the shoe and
Leather Bank In broad DaviiEht-An
Exciting Chase through Crowded Streets.

Exciting Chase throuRh Crowded Streets.
Yesterday afternoon a robbery was committed
In the Shoe and Leather Bank, Broadway and Cham
oers street, by whioh the thief pos~essed himself OF
tooo james Hollins clerk in the en1ploy Of Messrs
Smith Garvin, Of Hague street. n.eehinists, had
been sent to this bank with IN order er s40O with
which 70 pay TIE men employed, and while Holllns
was counting the money over s received from the
cashier man touched him on the shouldev, telling
MIN 'hat he had dropped something. Hollins looked
down TO the floor, aud saw a note This tovt his
attention for the minute OF the monev and nm, tber
person snatched up $3.50 OF tie money and made stf
ho!ine pursued the thief, but his arrival at tho
nank door confederate placed himself In tho WAY
and impeded the pursuit. Hollns, however, pushed
ms way out OF the bank and gave chase 10 the run
away up Church street. The thief finding himself
pursued ran down Chambers street into Church
street again, and then into Rende street. and after
dodging about, made his way into Broadway, where
ne was los, IN the tbrung. Information was at once
given 10 Superintendent Jourdan.
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Don Miguel Aldams, as President Of the Cuban
Junts in this city, entertains at Delmonicos to-
night, Gen. Thomas Jordan. late Commander-in-
Chief OF the Lberating army Of Cuba.
Mr. Aldama believes that rank expose by Gen
Jordan OF the real condition Of matters IN Cuba
may,'o unprejudced representation OF the Amer-
reople, be beneficial TO the cause OF Cuban indie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-12

LoSpoS, NAY ll.-At the Chester Races, Sec
ond day, ths Chester cup was won by Mr. Golding's
blk. m. Our Mary Avn. TIE be,tiHg ON the cup
race was leo 70 30 psaiSst Sabinus, to againss
Muster, 10 hsaiust Cheric aud the oGds so great
against the wis ncr rs not Ia be quoted.
The City Members' Iiate oi o. sOyereigrs, 1,IO0
yards. Was won by Sir. Plyno's b. G XII z OF CluIs
the Deo Gun IN yards, was won by Disturb banee
the stamford PlAt, of 100 sovoreigns, was won by
Mr.. Good vans Thunderstorm, three yelrs-old tho
Bcauiord Plate was won By Mr.. Hodsonsb b. T. Rs-
lgee
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U. 4. soIdiers a, uiQhvaym,,

WAsHISGToE. May ll.-Thomas Kearney. Col
iector Of Customs in Corpus Christi, Te1as to.day
reported by telegraph 10 Secretary Boutwell, that M
O'Clock A. NJ. on the 9Th inst he was violently
robbed OF ti2,SlO6O In specie, on the Eio GRANGE
The outrage was committed while encanIped 90
,tntes military escort.