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VI Corner Twenty thrd street and Eighth avenue
JoHs y Ssas.sr
representation Of tho grant operate and spectacular
"AN0'' ''' TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
embracing IN ONE monster sutertAamen.
BAILEY
rSSsE HAtS5r HS ISSiiSS
AND srAsiss faa HEAT sAtLsr 11aH TROUPE.
sGnTF sISEsT ys;as.aASSi. yoSas ISS nAaosr CLARK
49,. i: KsLLoaa 40 Grand Doaols Chorus -" '
FINEST sHssiS oSFpASroS tfphSis; -purLoco ao
r,sss sSsn.slfSE AAs1az MSS KNAPP
p1sEsT MiSSf 1s wssxss
r'sssr = TIss,SarSs Sse tas'ShsssiA oRsso SsoassisA
1'' marvel Il sSist tss - oEaasrlc saa TEMPLE
EVERY MONT ANb iHS sATGkSAY M1SkD MATINEE.
css SS .aa M
powERY THEATRE.
AoSD1 NV %,lS a AS jP ssTsa "a 4 'ss S.rSar Ti;ta
NEW NoyELTy AND NEW sfeorAcLx
F''; aiss ,gs'iiis;: aiss!s + %slGs. W. Esst Of
wosDERruL LION ON ENoHANrRsss
SOCIOLOGICAL oo%l,sJfISs S"S sst FIsis or ANIMALS
combating OF
ruK lx AND '2Ss mo Hss Snssr lssa oaa.e
an ire n.w % this ON ,s
To s rss VA s
as6 s11yE svEfss %Rh
s DEN FIN or caeE oSIyryNS NJ! THE suhL VI GoM
ss.ssoa ss .sSiS
cation o the Mon.shs Of The Forest. ihs ssS..ss will Os
ead o ss Sssis wEL
THE FRENCH THEATRE
The Manager respectful, inform. The public that
sequence the great success which has attended
CHARLES FECHrER.
he b: s% .uS for the S
his fa L ar: ass BkSlhRs
As IT ssvEs E Ps.Ta snSoa w pifss ss qgsr ssss r'
IN TaIs COUNTRY.
No expense WIN be spared in mounting II. under tho imms
o'Ais supervision OF MR., pRcHrRR.
nothing that could possibly be done has been omed In
pA''ss sPLgeSpIp aeSSn 10 % As6 APPROPRIATE SCENERY
is with pleasure that tho manager believes the public
wss sA3 H1 h; nery
'p'' ''' '-s' VERY s BKIEF as hNGXGExENr
Of Mr. Charles Feehter at tho French theatre.
5JA-THEArRE ooMIQgE;
THE GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY.
DAsAAA<AANA AsO"ssTAA".~s
uooLEYs OPERA HOUSE, BRooKLyN...
JOIN sss sss SS SS%sSeH Sssrc.
James Gaynor, Archy Hughes, Billy Rice.
THURSDAY, AFfERSooS. NAY u. 1870.
dsH yosbh sS5kn
FELl4ER.
Mr. DAN BRYANT, with his entire company and the fol-
hnSsp Xxi xsEgss
BOBBY NEwCoMB, JOHNNY QUEEN and JAAEs GAY
NOR. To commence M2P NJ Tickets, 81
rIDE sISsc FEE sEASs Ss 9Hn osrHEos
rs N
sbss AND MossTEs chosus oF 4E Schools
NINE, sRs sAkySTfS, kEynE. sMSDsanss, MsnnS Soprano.
MR BERNARD MoIIhNHAuEn, v,oini.t,
NJ HENRI KowALsKI, the great Pianis.
s.. ST. Gsc,s M Mass GRAND MARCH, "lhs ystSrs" by =; & g
DiEEcr1k JEROME HOPKINS.
Tickets 90 csnss In evening" 30 cents and 81
No reserved seats Doors open for afternoon a. O'Clock.
MISS PATHS BENEFIT AND AprEU.
~ Max ssif1 nssf oSScERr SSss sP1'i aSD BENEFIT
'A' '4'''A'i' MISS cARLorrA PATTI,
sailing May % for Rio Janeiro.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY ".
AT STEINWAY HALL
supported by RITTER sARASATB,
HABELMAN AND HERMANNS
Musical Director Mr. q. w. COLBY
REsE;RvlD sEiTs 20 CENT; EXTRA
The sale of seats will commence THIS MORNING. 18th,
mt O'clock, At steinway Hall; schirmers, 70l Broad
way and ia Broadway.
ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS
L large aud constantly
from fresh and original
designs, on hand at the
METROPOLITAN JolRRINTING OFFICE
% Nass6r<&fee,
Old Heraid1DHildng
PIANOFORTES.
A --"BARNEs' "PIANoFoRTEs ARE SUPERIOR IN
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PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON Work
for the

OROPOSALS FOX WhOl6Hr AND CAST lRON WORK
fosE OFFICE :, AND COURT % HOUSE NEW YORK CITY,
SsossaT SsoSs II AND essF Inos Moks
Ma May
wS, from e.ed sheass.
a,s sn %rss o. oeaae Sc
All OF castings fs sound, smooth and straight
true and free from flaws detects OF any lind and of tbs
sss. quality Of Gig metal and q tho number and weight.
weigh than the schedule weight, ana surplus wei
M % q % he s q
perfectly ali bolt-hoes drilled, and tho
work cleaned oil and nnshed n ars II; esss manner
wadswortn Phoenix or Psburg Union Iron Works Cooper
u must Gs o Of tine sa Mhs r h
schedules and be the best wrought tney will be straight
and sound. In all respect OF first quality
AN beams set ON prick work must rest on cast iron bod
Ali necessary bolts edges ties angle irons anchors
in the best and anchor It the stone brick wallis
work ,oge,her and place. TO the pee satisfaction Of
hs ~ :. put Sse.Gy sy @ a bolts and .
wedges shown by drawings and they together with all
sss T X sas
The contractors win bs permitted the use Of the derrick.
but required the ms Of The y men zen a
wheo REQUIRED scaodnc to be furnished BY the conrac
inss and beams which WIN include wedges bolts ane
put the work in place. whether mentioned In draw
ings schedules not.
The work mus. be furnished delivered tted put In
place complete within three months alter dGe of written
notice 10 commence the work.
the work will not subdivded among different bidders
but will be considered 10 the aggregate.
The schedules win be used In Identifying the material and
making the ayments, which will be made monthly, deduct
ing per until the final completion of the
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond 10 the sum
Of 00 that tho bidder will accept and perform the
tract II him, the Eucency or the security to be
certified by the District Attorney Of the district where he
resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or all bids
II be deemed for the interest OF the government to do
any bid that the printed form to be OBJ
In this oce and does not conform In respect TO
the rcqu OF this advertisement, will not be const
eed neither will proposals. be received from any parties
themselves engaged 10 the manufacture OF cast
or wrought work. who have not the necessary ac
ties for getting out the castings or rolled beams
Proposals will be endorse Blds Work and ad.
dressed TO CALVIN I. HULBUKD,
Snn rnfnu unent
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DRoPosALS FOR CLOTHING.
NAVY DEpA RTMRST, J
BUREAU or PROVISIONS AND CLoImING,}
yerO \


BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoIHING,}
May 2, 1870.
Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals Cor Clotinqn win
be received this bureau until O'Clock r. NJ the Both
beached Canvas Duck Trousers six thousand pairs tho
be delivered At the New York Navy Yard the
balance be delivered In equal proportions at the Phade
and Boston Navy ards The trousers must be deliver
ei onehslf within sixty and the balance within ninety
days the date OF and pass the usual
specon and be equal In quality OF materfa pattern style
samples at the New York. Phiadephia and
Boston Navy ards, and at this bureau.
duck OF which the trousers made must be free from
cotton, inches In width double thread warp
fng weigh eight ounces and twenty hund reds
(z) per yard by lO to quarter of inch and
the successful bidder upon the acceptance OF his OFFER viii
10 furnish the inspectors OF provisions and cloth
Ing at the Navy Yaris York. adephia Boston
with yard of the duck OF which Ii proposed
mAnufacture the trousers.
For full description OF the trousers and schedule Of sizes
bidders referred the inspectors Of the yards above
Bonds, with approved security, win be required in
quarter The esrnatea OF the contract and twenty
per addition win bo withheld from the OF
collateral security for the due performance
of the contract which reservation VIII not be paid until The
contract ID fully complied with. . ,..tf e hH.
Every offer must accompanied BY written guarantee,
signed by responsible persons that the bidder
bidders WILL If his their bid be accepted enter nto
obligation within I've days, with good aud sufficient surees,
TO- furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
such guarantee from parties who are not bona hde
OF regular dealers the articles they oder
70 Furnish In conformity with the section OF the joint
resolution approved March lso3 .ags& e.
The department the right TO reject any proposal
un ess the responsibility Of the guaranors ceed 20 by
the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district In which
they resfe and unless the license requedby act OF Con-
proposal not considered the
EEs T.. T. DUNN, Chief of Bnrelu
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NFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER FIRST QUARTER
~ masters District Department OF the East, New Yori

OFFIcE CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER, FIRST QUARTER
~ masters District Department OF the East, New York
sealed proposals duplicate. with copy Of this advsr
attached 70 each are ~ s sd and will Se RECEIVED :.
wi.h -four hundred an sfywo 45a
eors q ara wo"d one hundred and twenty
a,ed ana ;hrtyfour $50 tons Anhrse,'s Coat best quail
OF coa Ss wSos S
the Quartermasers Department may Sssre prior
,smbsr 4. 49,, at which iims the deliveries must bs
wood $50 stove and $40 tons eeg coa Fort Wood New
90 o ton; s Yar s
iSv cords wood Sss tons stoye and s57 tons egg coa
New York .h.rbor, sa tons ess coal; w,ls,ts Point,
I tons esq cos and 500 S,a%,ns cos eS;' FoT
.s ST On q au seesi Fc sSn. % ton:
M sss N s.w s0; sss ~ s @ a % o
wood waarves the coal in ths
yards provided for their the respective
Pas viii made ia New York sig ssoerns the
weights or measurements certined to by the
Bidders must state the prices at which they viii
deliver the wood and coal called for either OF them
Each od be accompanied by guarantee, sirn.i by
contract entered into, they become sureies N sun,
eua TO onefourn OF the amount Of the for the
No viii be that in accordance
with this and bidders will have the privilege Of
Bids be made and will be entertained for one
The right reject any bids
regarded as dsa to the 70 accept
deemed OF advantage to the public interest.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposas for wood and
coa to either OF them the may be and addressed
70 the 70 whom application should be made for
by order OF Brevet Major General Rufus Ingalls, Assistant
uartermaster General United States Army, Chief Quarter
e' WILLIAM T. HOWELL,
Brcvet MAJ. and A. O. M, U, g A.,
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE CHIEF ouARrRRMAsrER.

~
uo,...,. !. s Nsw ioax Cfrr May y, iaao
s ssss ars ssa Ta and G
,s Ss aai n ss sns &c s s.s
anu eleven ls bushes OF Corn bes, qualify % ips
% a. b IS. :ss sSa
hndred and eight thousand two hunde AMI Os
huaarsa and Twelve assi si'S os
81 as Iss a wc. a"d % b. a,sS
.ss anu :, sach times 40 may 20 desired oy the
he oowns d.s i yssr s.aa june ~ i o'
FOR cSIamoas New York aaioor sls bushels oats. 5000
bushels o,liO pounds hay 5000 pouals
ssasas poaad. hay ScSo pounds straw aud
wadsworh New York Harbor II bushels corn Loss
0pss. Tos oSs .s Sp9aYSs: Ysa aiy ss pound: Sra.
pounds nay and ~ 40 poun straw. =
Mhss Point New lors sIScr ;ct busAs. corn. l.sll
hs ,o. 0i ara% s SS.ae, oats 1900 pGsGss s
Fai.s6urs Sarracts n S.-isis pound. straw sS.' straw
mr% ~. up IN good and .ssss ss H,Dss
Ds pa. up Ia bales froa surplus fois.a
These suppes must bs delivered at the wharve. Of tho s
speeve posss anu payment viii be made according TO the
weghs ~ serned 20 by the post quaernasters at tue
Blden separately prices a. which they viii
psss. @ sraa s's
the corn ~ oats and Iran mus. - % stated separately
two rsspon.iIs persoas shall ssssOt
20 onsfourth q Of The contract for
the ia iu performance Of the same.
No 6id viii be en.eraine that not made In accordance
with this advertisement aud bidders have tho privilege OF
being prese u at the open nS OF the bi iA
tue right 70 rejec any or al bids
the accept
portion bid no! less than Tor on. post that may
Bids and wl be eutcrl laned for delivering
the forage herein called for any OF
the posts.
Proposals endorsed proposals for Forage and
Straw and add essed tue undersgnsd oil whom other
information be Obtained
by order OF
BIevst Major General RUFUS INGALLS,,
Aaan pffa Arms
(nattermaster Department OF the East
WM. T. HOWELL, Brevet Major and Assistant Quarter
United states Army, Chef Frst Quar-
ternnster's District
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DNAN BRYANT IN IRISH COMEDY
IL ACADEMY uF MUSIC FOURTEENTH STREET.
THURSDAY EVENING, Juae :, 1870.
2dJUNE Thu RSDAY EVENING, JUNE Ms
GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE.
Ann AL BENEFIT
OF Nj. DAN Bryant and
closing OF the thirteenth the hghy suecesstu
bKtAsrS' MlNsrkElS,
who VIII appear In their popuar entertainment
host OIL o,untecrs viii assist.
positively Cor the last ilme this their nimtaos
"neyer to be forsoasnn , 49,,
concludinp with Mr. W Il. floyd's Comic Drama,
HANDY ANDY.
DAN BRYANT (in bis great partl .,...-.HANDx ANDY
Full particulars 10 luiufe Adye. e.tselents.
JuNEl DAN bHfAN1s NAoai. JUNK
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COAL AND WOOD.

THE BEST FAMILY COAL At HENCKEN co.'s.
Frederick wise depot Fourth street, East
tYsr branch oncs ~ Fourth avenue, opposs stswArtA
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IIOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN
III JOHN MULLGAN, the giant comedian.
Historical Panorama, PRU9kESS OF AMERICA.
James tiaynor, Archy Hughes Billy Rice.
Mace Allen. Hide Seek The jealous Husband, &C.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT az O'CLOCK.
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS no LET.

At MODERATE RENT.-To LET, PART OF
~ uicelv furushsd House for housekeeping, to small
family; convenient 70 cars and stages Apply a SIS West
4 WI fourth areat
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(NHURCH ORGAN FOR sALE.-EIGHr STOPS, IN
~ cuding pedal; In good orders Gothic front pipes
gi; possession imm sately IT sold within week will
De rented price $780, Address ORGAN, box 1878 Pos.
Office. ,arlt FeasE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30
The Railroad Vote.

The majority Of 1882 in favor Of the Rail-
road subscription is an exceedingly gratifying
result. We are glad % know that q large ma
i1rity Of the people of Berkeley county have
not been recrcaut 90 their own aud o.. interests
Of the whole people.
To the uutirjug and iHdetatigab,e energy oi
Hon. Charles j. Faulkner, more than % the
efforts Of any other one man, are We indebted
for this most gratifying result. AID "e @uo"
that he has acted iu the matter with au cgU,s
uuse,6slness. having In view no 0,hc, object
than the jevg,upcmeut aud progress 20 our
county. He has acted with H5e-a,ty and
pubicsIir.t which IS highly comueudaJ.c, aud
which is wo,,ay Of emulation.
We take the above from tie Ma,au,5urs
Nsr Era Tlsy5.e certainly a very marked
expression yf,ls people Of Berkeley In favor
-itLe Railroad; and at.tbuGug :LeUaa-.u.ty
on this ue#t5u, ia large measure. to TIE "Ua-
firing and illeatgaJ.ecncsy Of Hon. Charles
J. Faulkner" is commentator very property
bestowed If the road is 20 Je butt, and q
bridge of any considerable Dimensions is 10 l-
constructed, wo w51,j suggest .t suggestions
from outsiders 10 admissible. some suitable
inscription upon j. commemorative Of the
iadomitaJle public spirit and large G5eraE,y
# the Pres.leaI0 Of che road
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30
A6iournmcEt.

Both Houses Of Congress have agreed % close
the present session on the 10Th Of July next
not to adjourn Sine de, without day, but to
III, frs, Monday in December the tim1 first by
law. After the passage Of the appropriation
bill, the people Of the whole country Will be
glad to hear Of an aljourumeut-Ior the course
Of legislation, in the main, has been one o,
unmitigated mischief and euorui,y. The las;
act. " to enforce the RICH, Of citizens Of tie
United States to vote in the several States Of
this Union" the 18th amendment, is one Of
the most sweeping Of all the eucroachmeats
upon the rights of the States Mr. B4yard'
ofDelaware, in the Senate, very clearly polluted
out its aggressive character.
ENFORCING THE FIFTEENTH ANESoNENT.-
The Senate Wednesday took up and adop-
ted by a strict party vote the report Of the con-
ference committee ofthe two houses Of Congress
on the bin to enforce the right Of citizens Of
the United States to vote in the several States,
otherwise known as the fifteenth amendment
bin. There was some little debate on it. Mr..
Bavarl declares that the bin made the cousti-
tuition mere mockery, graspins the whole
control Of elections It was, be held, pre-
meditatcd engine for the destruction of State
government, and taking possession Of the whole
police power throughout the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30
T77SsGs--1T7FJFC Old ia NII4Y JOURNAL.

PRESIDENT GRANT AND GENERAL HAN
cocK.-Some time since, says the New York
World, General Hancock wrote to Lieutenant
General Sherman, enquiring why he was not
promoted to the position made vacant by the
death of General Thomas, which belonged to
him in the order of precedence. His letter was
shown TO President Grant, who dictated the
substance Of the reply. Shortly afterwards,
Gen. Hancock received from the Lieutenant
General curt answer, crouched in the follow
ing insulting terms:
Il am requested by the President to inform
YOU that there is nothing in your personal rela-
lions TO General Grant, or in your official rela-
tons to his administration, that could JUST
fy your promotion now, or lead you to expect
it hereafter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30
The Stewart House"
Formerly Ramer's-adjoining Court House
MARTENSBURG, w. VA.

VNHE undersigned having leased this well known
and popular house, and having reftted and
furnished it in ample style is prepared to furnish
to the travelling public, well as to transient and
permanent boarders, the best of
HOTELAC COMM A 7 ] o N S.
His TABLE will be supplied with the best the
market affords. Rooms, airy and convenient, and
servants polite and obliging.
The STABLES attached to the Hotel will be al
tended By trusty and competented Ostlers.
No. Passengers taken to and from the Cars.
Nav 80, 1870 JAS. 4. BOYD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30

Mr.. Hugh L. Gailaher, Of Wayucsboro, has
just returned from Eufaula, Ala, where in
conjunction with bis business associate, Colonel
John G. Clarke, he has contracted with the
Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad for the gra-
ding Of twenty-five miles Of the unfinished
portion Of their road. Tie company were
fortunate in securing the services Of these gen
tlemen. Both Of them are practically familiar
with tie construction Of railroads. 5ir. Gala
hcrisau old c,ntracorin this State, and Colonel
Clarke ranks high as civil engineer. The work
they lave undertaken will be well and expcdi-
ti5usly dole.-Ricdmoad HLig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30

Cora By Logan, out Of National Maid. bred BY
i. y. Mennott, Long Island, y. Y, foaled April
18th, 1859. Sirc's Pedigree Logan by imported
Trustee, out Of Betsy Ransom, Jun; sbe Jy i'm
ported Prism before he was Imported 10 this
country PTism BY Betsy Ransom Sr-by Viz
gilman, =. z. d. Fayorite by Bclair z. 2. 2. d.
Fairy, BY imported Bedford g.g. 2. .. q. Rose
bud by imported Psntaloon z. 2. z. 2. T. d. Ly
Master stephen Juniper. BANDS Duchess BY
6rouse, aud thorough generation to the Iyster
Turk. Dams Pedigree: National Maid by inn.
ported Glencoe. dam by Hedoc be By American
Eclipsel full sister 10 Big Aleck out Of Col. Bu-
iord's Tiger mare, by Tiger Tiger b. Cooks
Whip, out ofParagon By Paragon 2. d. by
imported tiismilton'sJ Figure; 9. 2 d. imported
IuD mare by Cub, &C. For Trustee zee Stud
Book. MATTHEW QUINN.
May lC, ls70-3t.
Nag. YaI g. and ssnd BIZ 10 AGrsrfii>r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30

Mrs. Emily Haley, wife Of Mr.. John Haley
of this county, while riding along the road
near Hughesvile, on Wednesday of last week,
died suddenly of heart disease. She was taken
sick and dismouuted, aud in few minutes
was dead.-Leesbwy Mirror.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30

1t is estimated that there are five millions Of
dollars charged against ex-ColIeetors Of Inter
nal Revenue on the books Of the Department
at Washington. Suits viii Je brought against
them for tue recovery Of these arrears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30

James ". Burgess, Esq, Vhas purchased of
C9l. w. r. Denny, the handsome three story
building store rooms and dwelling, situated on
Main ST., few doors north Of Taylor Hotel,
Winchester for $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30
A GRAND TILT
Taking Place in Charlestown
EVERY WEEK.

HENRY COOKS CART Is WEEKLY
EMPLOYED TILTING OVER SOMETHING
IL NEW AT THE BROADWAY HOUSE.
Jus, call and see rrAere tie Wonders of the World
come from IN The ray of Cheap Goods.
Splendid Cashmere and Cottonades from zoe TO
Sl.40 per yard. Mattings and Carpets of all kinds
very cheap Ladies' Dress Goods of all kinds
Pique, Fine Cambria, Satins and Stripes Of every
description al very low figures. Wide Sash, Bon
net and other Ribbon. for mere song. Ladies'
Hats Sundowns and Psrssols unusually cheap
Mems and Boys Hats from 25c to Sl00 for latest
styles White Goods of every description almost for
nothing. Trimmings of various kinds we almost
give away. All that you have 10 do is to call with
your hands full of money and buy, and you will
go of rejoicing that there is such place as the
BROADWAY HOUSED IN CHARLESTOWN.
May 80, 1870. w. l.. HEDGES, Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30
From the Baltimore SIN Of Wednesday,.
The Brooklyn Tournament--Sec
Days pnting---AWard of Prizes
Growing Of Queens, &C.,


Days Tilting---Award of Prizes
Growing Of Queens, &C.,
New YORK May 2f.-At the second day Of
the grand tournament at Prospect Park Fair
Grounds there was large attendance, includ-
lug many ladies. At thrco o'clock the tilting
commenced. DR.. c. \. Fox, as night OF the
Old Dominion, won the first prize; Horace
Bailey, as night of Virginia, the second; James
". Walsh Of the District OF Columbia, as
Knight OF Tie Black Plume, the third; r. II.
Marshall, as Knight Of Maryland the fourth.
Tie first prize was a beautiful black horse,
the second d diamoud-sct lady's watch and
chain. the third hdy's watch, the fourth
moss agate sleeve buttons
The best hJrsemauship ever witnessed in
this section was displayed by !. y. Galaher,
Of Virginia, who, notwithstanding the bad and
unmanagcdble horse be rode succeeded in one
Of the runs in taking the riug from the left
side Of tie horse instead o. tLeIight. In con-
sequence of the bid ,hyiug Of lis horse be was
ruled out. The KuigLto Of New York City, S.
Price Maury. was sick and refused to ride.
Shortly after the sport commenced rain
poured down, putting an end 20 the pleasure.
The track became muddy and heavy, aud pre-
vented the knights making as good time as
they did on Saturday After the tiltng the
knights members of the association and invi-
ted guests assembled IN the club house where
the following ladies were selected as queens ::
Eddie Galaher selected Miss Belle Robinson
as first queen; DR. G. \. Fox selected Miss +.
Barker as second. The following were sel-c-
tci as maids Of honor; Hiss Philbeck by
Horace Bailey, Miss Kalbieisch 10y r. II. Here
ford, First maids; Miss Van Bruut by j. W.
Walsh Miss Spinner. daughter Of the United
States treasurer, by J. ]. Harrison, Miss NJ
Sjudeckcr by Il. H. Marshall. Miss Cushan by
Horace Bailey. Horace Bailey having won
an honor each day, transferred one to his
brother Henry.
Mr.. Stone Of the Journal Of Commerce, then
addressed tie knights, queens and maids
During the speech he congratulated tho knights
uu the success they had achieved and implored
those who had power TO use it mercifuly
on their faithful subjects. lie said the same
hearts beat North and South, and he and all
present would gladly take an their Southern
brethren to their hearts, for they all loved
them After Itch there was a grand ball at
the club house, at which the knights and 9TH
ers were present.
Another tournament viii be given next
week nearer New York, the distance from the
city keeping many from attending who other
wise would have done SO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30

4 ROMATIC Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphitr
Liver Oil with the Hypophosphitcs Of Lime, Soda
and Potassa in solution. Pleasantly favored, dis
guisng the tshy taste Of the OIL. An Invaluable
Treatment OF Consumption and other Pulmonary
and ScrOiulous affections. &. l.. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, Nav %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-05-30

Notice is hereby given that will proceed to
execute the above decree on the llth day Of
July, 1870, at my Office in Shepherdstowu.
jefferson County, W. Va, at which time and
place all parties interested are required to At
tend JAMES ID. FAIMAN,
May %, ls70-4t. Commissioner
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