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New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-The S7th Diocesan Con-
venton OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Maryland
assembled this evening in the Emanuel Church. The
sermon preached by the Rev A. j. Rich, after which
Bishop Nottingham absOlution. Owing TO the disa
biity OF the Bishop the Rev Dr. C. r. Nelson was chosen
presiding officer, and r. NJ. SnOwden reelected Sec
retary. The usual Committees were appointed,
and the Bishop presented his annual report
upon the condition OF the diocese which read by the
Rev. Mr. sryker The report states the year has been
one Of unusual freedom from disturbance of parochial
relations, and unprecedented frequency of public
ministerial services. There is now in the diocese
precisely the same number of clergymen that
at work in all Maryland in 1856 The
services and attendance of the diocese in the
preseu fully double those OF the undivided dio
fifteen years ago After reading the report of the
Bishop the Convention took recess until five o'clock
At the afternoon session notice given that the cleo
tOn of assistant Bishop would be called up tomorrow
morning. Several reports were made by Committees, or
local importance only, which were discussed during the
afternoon session.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TILE TITRE.


THE SPRING TROTTING MEETING ON THE UNION
COURSE, l.. I.-SECOND DAY-CLARENCE THE
WINNER OF THE $40 PURSE.
Yesterday was the second day of the Spring
Trotting Meeting the above named popular course
The weather warm and pleasant, and there was
fair assembage OF the patrons OF the sport The contest
for purse of $50 for horses that never beat 2iO
in harness. and OF the horses entered tho following
five started: d. Mace's black Tempest from New
York;; Hiram Howe's black Tempest (trOm station
Island j. H. WhitsOn's sOrrel geding Clarence; Mr.
ROden's bay geding, PenObscOt Chief, and B Maee's
black rma driven by G. Champnl The betting on
the crowd assembling was in favor OF Hiram Howe's
Tempest against the field but after short tme
Clarence became the avorite Clarence steadily driven
by his owner. John Henry Whitson, won the race in
three straight heats with apparent ease in 29 2 2io
Irma was distanced In the first heat, and Howes TEN
pest i'm the third. -
Tomorrow there will he very interesting trot for 29o
horses this course, for which Capt. GIN, Dresden
Louise, TOpsy, Prince Eastern Queen, and Dreadnaught
are entered.
Union Conrse T. L. Second Day Msv -Purse $50; 500 10 the
FIRST 225 second 25 10 the third bo for horses that never
beat 2:40.
= II: Whtsonss Clarence. ''.''''.''''''''''i
ID Maces blk Tempest New York
Roien.' h.. Penohsco Chief
H. IIowes blk Tempest (Staten lslnni) .....J dis
IS hsce nr
Time, 2:SJi 1891 ;2:R.
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THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

GENERAL ORDER FROM THE GRAND COMMANDER.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Gen. Logan, Com
,lsndcrin Chief Of the Grand Army of the Republic,
as issued general order from which the following are
extracts:
The National Encampment assembled in annual session
in the city OF Washington d. c. May II and ~ inst nav
Sug hOnOred fOI the third time by election 70 he hg
position OF Commanderin- Chief Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic thereby formally assume command tnere0
with profound appreciation of the high trust c0niereu
thus being hOnOred with renewed assurances OF re-
spect and confidence by my comrades, feel deeply o
new and great Obligations which it places me Under AZ
shall he my aim. during my term OF Oi1ce 10 auNC1
In all laudabc and proper ways the three great rd
princples of OrgauiZatiOn-raernlty, charIy, GU
LOYALTY. Much good has been accomplished curing,
three years last past much more can De anu Ilnno
vether as we are the triple bond OF traterm'y CaS
and LOYALTY, much depends upon lndT .
Therefore call upon every member a9 oiveI w. thc
his 40ul into the work Of building up ana advancing 'o
high objects Of the Grand Army OF the hepuDhc'
The following named comrades are appointed on the
staff Of the Commander rin-Chief VIM T. Collins Adiu-
tant General: F. A. Starring Inspector General Timothy
IUiev Ouarfernaster General n. p. Chapman, Judge
AdyCcate-G General; and Hanson L. Weaver, Assistant
Adjut.tnt-GeneTal
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Mrs. Henry Bergh, wife of the well-known

Mrs. Henry Bergh, wife of the well-known
defender ~ the brute creation, IS passenger by the
steamer Russia.
A check of s340 "a, purp0rting to be signed
nv Cbauncey Shaiier PAYABLE his order aud pur
parting t be- ndorsed by him and also John Price and
John Il Hoffman, yesterday presented To Mr. shaner
for payment The latter has made oath before Judge
bowling that the check was forgery.
Yesterday Col. Whitley with his force, ac-
companied by Major Young, boarded the Moro castle,
Iyin, on Pier No g. and searched the vessel finding
about 3No smugged cigars concealed In her hold Col
Whitley was assisted In his search BY the captain ana
OF the vessel and the former aterNard dismissed
be steward and the entire for evasion OF the law
A "Parlor Entertainment" was given by
Mis- f. V Proudfoot last evening al Association Hal
M.s prondfoot was assisted by Mr. W. IL Pope, the eo-
cutinnist: Miss Jenny RtLmer, soprano; Mr., Arthur
RItInrr pianist, and Miss Lena. The entertaininent
can sisted OF scenes various plays rectatohs ana
songs whioh were listened " with attention.. anu ire-
uuvutly applaudcd.
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AN OLD BOND ROBBERY.

For considerable time past Detective Ne
DougaI has been hunting evidence in the OF the
100000 worth bonds and securities stolen from the
office OF MOrison Son & Co... No 3i5 Broadway, Noyem-
Der 1863 For having been concerned in the robbery the
notorious Jerome Bradley recently sentenced 10 State
Prison for five years. Detective McDougal day two
ago traced the stolen bonds, Of the denomination
OF j. Nelson. in LudlOwst. JAN on "A
civil action Thomas \. MOrisOn senior partner of the
firm To whom bonds belong, yesterday made COM
pIaint against Cross before Justice Dowing charging
him with having stolen them. When the civil Is dis
posed Of Cross will be brought before the magistrate for
examination Ii is believed that he engaged by the
thieves 10 negotiate the bonds.
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AN ANXIOUS INQUIRY ABOUT NOUS AND
PHRONESIS.
IN IN, Editor OF The Tribune.

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Would the learned carl Benson" or
some one of the Greek editors of THE TRIBUNE, oblse
bafcrazed woman by furnishing the Interpretation of
"Carl Benson's" remarks which are 80 pquanty con-
troverted In THE TRIBUNE of to-day about woman's
poses.ng nous and being able to iSeme 80 as TO form
soDLa while lacking phronesisf Never before in my
life have had my wrath aud my curiosity 80 deeply
excited My wrath aroused at "Carl BehsohS
having accused the female sex OF some ehtaofuihaiy
characteristics 10 me unknown but which, as inferred
From, vour indignant comments, were OF the most
dreadful nature and my curiosity was aroused De-
yond bound to nnd out what were those awful female
characteristics which he found II necessary to vail
under the dread words have quoted. And then want
H. Inow explicitly for myself whether his accusations
sg,Innt us are true. ! must know, and that lnnrd
atrly whether was brought into the wOrld WIN nous
and soDbio but destitute Of phfOnesis Ana then want
fn know whether there Is no way by which we can ac
oure phronosis, aud get nd Oi our nous ana SOPHIA
witch verify believe tO be- something disgraceihl to
woman's intellect aud nature. nplOo YOU " erudito
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

BosToN, May 25.-The financial exhibit OF
he New England branch Of the American Tract Society
shows that the total receipts OF the year were 1880
Twelve cOporteurs have made 1900 family visits, with
view 10 religious conversion and prayer and the circu
lation OF religious works; and there have been
gratuitous distributions OF $4,000 pages, through
almost every channel Of benevOlence, and in various
lang guages. At public meeting Of the society last
evening addresses made by the Rev JOhn COTTON
smith d. D., OF New York the Rev. Henry NJ. Parsons
Sprn ged the Rev John Todd, ID. D., OF Pittsheld
aud the Rev. Dr. Gulick, Missionary 10 the Sandwich
Islands
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ALLRNO On the 2ath INST Mrs M,ry Allen aged 2 years
Her friends and relatives Of the my respectfully inViei 20 %
Presbyterian Church Seylthsye between rwenh sad Tho
eenth-sts
BRowSEn Brosnyile y Y on TLgT.ay May 49, Of aporry
GUI-Apn Francisco California, Horsto Bogsr G No. sts
of this city of Thomas GILL; Editor 1.-THE Evening star asei -
LEws-In this city on Tues,y afternoon Hobart Of
john and the late Martha Lewis N iae - year o. b., 'ss
Mines and the Class Of 81 Of Columbia College sre invited . seai
and scanmesis, at l o'clock p m.
oLIyERon Monday 2 inst Of dphih' Mnurn Bssr ounge..
Of William H. and Katharine NJ Oliver aged years aud
F9ss from on % hdsy 5dn s f & MS sT' % 9 & is a. s s
PEYDIEroS-on sunday 2ad inst Joseph A. Peull,oa
The relatives and friends Of the family e,y iSyi'si to l.leai
the funeral FROM the f. Church Eight I'hst Third and Pourh'
ayes, THURSDAY afternoon, at o'clock
PURDY-At ChapPaqua Wednesday evening Ae wife Of Al ran.
Tie viii take place st II O'Clock sh day Fd morning.
the Friends Meeting House ChaPaqua Carlgs VII be n E't
% 9s ss S DsPi t. 70 .e re ne S s to Ss se leaves " ~
ROOT-A Orange n j. on weiaday the 25h James Root -.
to'sislSS to sitsSS. On n'''' iDs ''''"'
RussELLTu Brooslyn T. the sah inst Charles K ''ao Of
RrTHBRFoRDAt Yyck, THURSDAY May Il, Christopher Ruc
Al meeting Of au@be Of former pupil, ofthe dece, held
Nacs, May H. 1870 the fOlosng preamble and resolutions "c snn
Wreas In His iuscruiae rOyiieuc hath pleased Auwe
Ser aa.4 % sni 5IaICS Boe6 5' ea F@leT T
Uleas As once pupils deceased desire express sim
Of bis worth and deep regret at our own los by s
removal; therefore,
with him teacher rot
by the frmBe OF bis principles ns hi ~ 10
purity beauty Of his daily walk and conyeauOntho natural out
gentle heart and mind st with Godj and
his lie ht signal exmpe Of rotls
manhood and his peiefu death Of the r~rl
heht oi
have finished their coire; ami, further
sold That respectfully t,ner to his o hereayet wife ani
family sympathy an most heartfelt soro" ierng @ io
only Who has brom Father OF the fthe ami the ss
stricken hearts t which passeh UNDER
standing.
sssd That resolutions together with notice tho
he in y. Y. Rockaui
Journal. aud The ROckand Go. Messenger
Rey. :. GEDNBY KENsER, Chairman
j. D. RUSHMURE NJ. D.. COMMITTEE
H. AUGUSTUS WHITING Secesryl
SHAw-On Wednesday, May 25 Dr. Joseph g. shaw Ia The 18th year
Of hs
residence l. Lt 30 West Forty secoalst, FRIDAY 'r-
18th n,., AZ Oc.Ock
Tuesday evening May a. Mrs Receca Wool aged ~
months and Il days
Tie relatives and friends family and Of her Fernando n,
BENJAMIN respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral,
her Fernando Wool Bfoilsay AMI yrnt-
O'Clock Please take Bhafe.
cars Seventy rst where carriages vii be IN waiting from I'll
2:i5 o'clock.
PoXAnd ye, another veteran goueCap Joel b. Fo tho
o bis
The Veterans OF 1872 assemble the Of Maeoual snd val
damss Thursay j O'Clock pay the last tribute Of
brother with the usual badge II mourning
Lei all able don't know whose turn NEXT ~ orer
Gen II. RAYMOSD.
Col A. DAILY
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STEAMSHIP COMPANIES DOCKS.

The rumOr that the Cunard Steamship
Company proposed to remove from their present landing
place TO HObokcn has been confirmed. The Com
pancs have purchased the piers Of the Dry Dock Com
panv and will erect buildings Immediately. Their yes
sls viii sail from that point after the lst Of July.
change will be made during the summer III the place OF
departure the Hamburg line OF steamers Their dock
has been alongside the Bremen steamship Company 3
dock at the of Thrdst. The latter Company re-
auring room have purchased the lease from the
Hamburg Company and Will take possession soon. The
Hamburg Company will remove their warehouses TO the
t-..t nL
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DETROIT May 25-Pour quiet; Choo IS sOa 81. Wheat
tive Brira. 81 81 No ~ 45a ~ u; Regular 81 18n ~ ~
Amber. ~ o. Corn gH95c for No. S3051c.
CLKvRLaSD, Msy 25-Whest quiet No Rsd Winter ~ ~ No
ed Winter 81 l0a 81 H. Com heavy. Oats nomnsy unchanged;
n es Rye unchanged Barley unchanged.
May E.''OttOn sDt Mndings
net receipts lOl bales stock, ojll bsles
~" Nay &-Whes quiet and unchanged Rye doll and freely
W for state with buyers ~ 05 Corn fal sni nothing
S ' & 'gl and Hobng doing Oats se slowly s, 6596e for
Sa uon. .....t.... .oa e.,
si 80, 80, - % Treble RHtrs, IS S0 - a. Corn osr
H"uut l 5S Us al % Oats 7fc Brn. t 9. Hay lower
slI.1s % prs s, sJl 81 Bseon dali Htalaoalc 70.
N'IipI' Clear SiieA Hams 2i0zlic.
isJ ws usfc@ i@7e keg lGi7ic snz,r-prme oia iallel
Pnfns Pr NE hGs kesoeS g. AZ r. 9lse Fair sdi6 sjsg I.
sbStt IA. Srs Yek Sghs Exchange per e's' premium.
Coli. llli 49, i,,, To,-o.... -, =, ~.
Strained Rosn srR at s % one Cotton dol; low aELBas
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
AQUATIC.

PROSPECTS OF ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL RACE
THE CAMBRIA AGAIN CHALLENGED THE
SAPPHO TO ALLOW HER TIME.
LONDON, May 25.-There is prospect of fresh
trials of speed between the yachts Sappho and Cambria
1t s reported good authority that Mr. Douglass has
made proposals to Mr. Ashbury for two races on these
terms The yachts to sail sixty miles TO the windward
and back allowances to be made for tunnage, In the
first race, by the Royal Thames Yacht Club measure
ment, and in the second by the Yorkshire Yacht Club
scale. Mr. Ashbury has not yet accepted the challenge
The regular meeting of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club held at the Club rooms, COurtst, Brooklyn
last evening The object Of the meeting was to decide
upon day for holding the annual regatta September
the month agreed upon, and the regatta was dccdel
10 he 'union" one This Club is exhibiting signs Of
early dissolution.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
BILLIARDS.

TIE BROOKLYN TOURNAMENT-THIRD EVENING
PLAY.
But one game was played last evening In
the Brooklyn Tournament, it being the desire of Mr..
samues that the players have time for recupera-
ton. The game of last evening was between Messrs.
Kirkby and Roberts, and Ivy the former by ma
iorty OF l75. Below is the full scorc
RoBERTs-O o. D. r. o. O. Il, 6, o 0, So D. o. o. B.
49, Is, o D. 6. 49, -. 3 o. g. y o. o. o. o. o. o. j. D.
Total 3l5; average. : 20; highest run, 81 -.
KmKpY-6I g. r. g. o. r. ~ 49, IS g. r. u, 3 %,
g. 49, H. g. g. B. g. o. &C. O. T. ,, % o. o. II @ . D.
"a Total 5O2; average II 10; highest g. Referee JOS
Gersiel
Last evenings play has decided the positions for first
and second prizes, which lie between Me,srs. Rogers,
Kirbky, and Craft.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
-gnE BAPTIST AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE
SO(IEIY.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The Baptist Amer
lean and Foreign Bible Society held its anniversary this
morning the Hon. D. W. Wilson presiding. The expend-
lures have been sG5O; the receipts Sl60j4 resOu-
ton was adopted agreeing TO the following in regard TO
the intent and meaning Of the sixth item Of the basis Of
union with the American Baptist Publication Society
That the American Baptist Publication Society shall
prosecute the Bible work now carried on by the
American and Foreign Bible Society, with such equita
bic notifications may from time o. time be directed
by the Union Society, to the extent OF means iur-
Mi he'd Ep
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
THE BAYoNNE MYSTERY.

Last evening Coroner Burns resumed the IN
quest touching the death OF Charles Dafedecker, who
was found dead under suspicious circumstances at Sal
tcrvile near Bayonne ~ j.. on the 18th inst Matthew
" S,onson Peter Dafeldecker. and JeG. sheriff were
examined but the primal of death was not deter
mined and the jury returned verdict that the deceased
Ia IN
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

Secretary OF tho Missionary Board Dr. q. b. McFerrn
Louisville, Nashville, Baltimore, Richmond San Fran
cisco. and Atlanta put in nomination On the first
vote Louisville received 1903 votes and the choice was
then made unanimous The Committee on Assessments
reported the salaries Of Bishops Andrews and Early at
$780, and the others at 5000 each.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
ANorHER WOMAN LECTURE on McFARLAND.

A young woman named Miss Ernest lectured
last evening, at Apollo Hail. on the Mcfarland subject
Her audience exceedingly small and cool. She said
that Mcfarland crushed, heart-broken man, ac-
quilted by jury OF his peers: that her platform n
crowded with the cacking 5Serh0Od; that the majority
OF women were not mndcd; that If her wife ran
after Miss Anthony Co. she ii Tepudate her. mat the
nonadmittance Of men To late ndi gnatiOn meeting
was diplomatic stroke and meant treason 10 every nus
band: that Mcfarland had the sympathy Of majority
her sex; thar she would MT have man shot for love
OF her; that women ought to work for their husbands
and thai strange that Mr.. Beecher had IN his de-
cliunS years, yielded TO petticOat government.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

TRIBUNE tell me what "Car Benson" means else will
be compelled to denounoo him IA mean and cruel
wOmanhater, and will appeal TO 5oross for resolution
to that effect. Yours SOPHIAN Nous
heu- York, May 25, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.
BOsTON. May 25.-The American Missionary

Association held its annual meeting to-day the Rev. N
Kirk presiding The report shows the employment Of
Goo Missionaries and teachers among the Freedmen
with attendance at day school of 1850; and night
schools 1924 The work Of the Association is greatly
extended over previous years, yet the expense
contributions of the freedmen themselves.
At the annual business meeting Of the American Tract
Society, Boston branch the Treasurer submitted a de-
tailed report showing the receipts TO be expen-
dtures nearly s129OOO assets Ss2 6ls liabilities S39sO
The Rev +. =. Marvin offered series of resolutions
recommending the dissolution Of the Society, which,
after brief discussion, were adOpted-S0 to 10.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN JERSEY cITY-Loss, $4,000

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN JERSEY CII1-LOS5, S,OBO
A fire occurred yesterday afternoon in the
oakm factory owned by Mr.. George Stratford in Hud-
son-s between Sussex and Morsts which resulted in
the destruction of the property and the partial
destruction of buildings adjoining. At about p o'clock
while the engine was working. a small quantity Of
olkm fell upon the joint OF shaft and was set ON lire
by friction. II dropped, partially burned, upon small
nature OF the article gave the flames instant
food and they spread rapidly through the build
ing. Within the space OF q Few minutes before
the rc companies could reach the scene the les were
bursting from every window of the wide front on HUI
sou-st and consuming the buildings in the rear
which irOnted on Sis5cX-st The Pacnc Hotel Drck
building Of Sussex and Hudson ss., sur
rounded its south and west side by the names ana
they finally made entrance through the rear windows
the biliardroom The billiard tables and other prop
cry valued AT s6,DtO sroyed The 'front.' Of the
oakn factory on Sus,eX-st. was feet. on the west
II; - ~ o., -, - - tric, huiIIing oUned hv Jnbn
Norris and rented 10 Thomas Fury This was damaged
10 the extent Of s2,0eo, while the loss or the
about 81 900 only 10y the timely efforts Of the
rcmrn that great confagriion was preyened for the
buildings adjoining Norris all OF wood, OF the most
nnisy description, ana hre once having oDtd!heu d
start would have fair chance of sweeping the entire
block. brick tre-prooi wall winch separated the
Pacific Hotel from thc Oakum factory saved the former
from destruction. Three times within five years this
factory has been burned and mp each occasion the
hotel has escaped with only partial damage
During the progress Of the fire, Mrs Brady, woman
VINO IN in NOrTsS house. narrowly escaped suHOcd-
ion Another woman who jumped from the sCcOndstOry
window. was slightly injured
Tie fire steamer John Fuller was set To work by the
Chief Engineer of the Jersey City Fire Department ana
pcfformcd cradable service rXngui>hng the nameS.
Mr.. Stratfords building had brick front on Hudson
of feet His loss Is S4OCeo The property was IN
sured TOR S2DOO0 The Pacific Hotel u owned ny Ader
man T. A. Gross He wa insured for 5000 IN the Home
Insurance Company OF this city. The following Is the
YerAmsriam n Y..... $l7-O United States Bllmoe. 3 80
lafayette Brokl7u...... l75o IIoanin y. Y...... -
Fr,akn Phdepia..... 2so Loonns Go. Mutual Pa 2,'5o
nj ~
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POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE RICHMOND MUNICIPAL
ELECTION.
RICHMOND, May 25.-Both political parties III
this city held meetings this evening. The Conservative
gathering addressed by white and cOlored speakers
The barroOms have been closed, and she Mayor has
taken steps insure peaceful election tomorrow The
feeling between the two parties is quite bitter.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
THE STATE or TRADE
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PARIS My 25.The Bouse closed quietj Rentes fth. &c
PRkSKEoRT May SUneI States bonds quiet and Sat- RyeTvss
ties, 95i.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

unI after Mr. Wood response TO Gen. Howard letter
nving an investigation, had akon the floor with the
intenti0n OF making his attack.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

The following order has been issued by Gen.
Jourdan Grand Marshal of the United Forces OF New
York. wcschester and Brooklyn, in the demonstrations
OF Memorial Day, 30th inst:
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M1RRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards Initial Stamping Note Paper
wM EyKRDELLs Sons IA FULroNsT OD DgrcH CaUScH
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

John II. Henry COileze-piace n. W. ors' Popne ~ =,
Ola Melr Depot n the word where ' '-4 ~
times eyery seestabshed remedial prpaaon ts minister's 70 aS
hes1h and happiness Of mortal man
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

The building No. III Prince-st. was DAMAGED 'l
Ia, Ore I,t night 10 the amount Of $500 The sufferers
90 Mes.rs Wcatheree AZ CheverOy loss 800 iully IN
,rd fl,rcs l. Maurer s2OOG insured fol $1,000 Ieer
MI Wilson 81 VDO insured for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

The Coolest and Most Comfortable Bed or Pillow .
The ELASTIC sPoSGE; also cheapest and durable Gcaneet
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

ATHRRTOy-nAMIL-Tnt this city, MONDAY Ny ~ BY Rev
John residence Of tie brides mother NO ~ 1t
Athe0n aud MIS- Eleanor j. ha 10th o
Nes.fOrk.
"Wednesday, Nav st e ehTrra ns
TRANSPORTATION by the Houghton D. D. Mar k1nson.
daughter Mr. David Goesbeck Of this c to Mr. d. Sre Of
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
FOREST CITY VS.. MUTUA


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 25.-The Forest CITY
Base BAH Club Rockford H., beat the Mutual Club o.
this city, this afternoon on Hampton Park by score o
80 6tO4.
To-day the Mutuals go To FOrdham, and
there play the Rose Hill or st. John College GLIB.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
Plants by Mai

The Taopgy ToS.ro doa IS dor 81; single plants 7Sc Az
dress GEo 4. WARIsG IT, Ogden Farm. SWpor. X l.
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,nds In striking con-
ppovrNVNr ARpTVATg


Astor House-Brevet MaOr-Gen. T. C.. Deyin, U. s. A.;
Gen Butler ut the AsOr House yesterday ana leit
for Washington last evening. =- FlfthAyenue Hotel
Gen. 5. f. Marvin, Albany: the Hon. w. NJ. Ely Bing-
hamtOn; the Hon. T. L. Miner, Havana, n. y; Col H.
Navy - st. Nicholas HOte-The Hon. Duncan
Macdonald Montreal Gen. II. l.. Robinson, Bing-
hamton and Thomas Dickson, Scranton. =- Holman
House-Capt Barset of the French Navy. == Metro
pOlitan Hotel ExCOngressman Kellogg OF ALBANIA
- Westminster HOTEL. r. OsgoOd Of Boston. 49,
ST. James Hotel-Ex Gov Price of NewJersey Gen. Me-
Quade OF Utca and Samuel TOngfellOw Cambridge,
Mas - Coleman House x-COngressman Alfred
Ely Rochester, and Cornelius Wendell, Washington -
Albemarle HOtel-Gen. 8. c. Armstrong, Virginia, and
Gen. G. Crowninshied, Boston; Capt DunwOOdie and
Capt Pawsey OF the British Navy, and Col X. NJ Rich
ardson, Syracuse === UnOn-pace iotel-Mayor j; NJ
Price, Atchison, Kansas. == New-York H0tel-COl Il.
W Latham of Texas, Major Cameron of Egypt, and H.
q. FAINT, Washington.