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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

REFEREN NOES:
Ino, S. Cuttings, Prest. Chesapeake Bank.
Hodges Bros Baltimore. Md.
Benz. c. Howard,
|.& L. Il. Stowe, Incolnton, \. Z.
April .. le6S-.f.
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Store. l.conardtown, u very choice selee-
ton of new
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JAMES I u EAiEy,
Register Wills for - Nays county.
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Orpia"s' Cout Of s.. M,rys Comfy, ST.
Dec. >, 1859.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-06
Q p. NJ;
New York Markets.

THURSDAY, Nay 5-FLouR AND hEAL-The mar.
et IVES 60 orally less arive bot prices wcll support.
5000 hhl,., including fupornno state and western,
th5Se extra stite. &c. SiGGt5:25i round hoop
ONO, s5@ Oi Western sprinE wheat extras ca
eyns snd donolc extras g. tOSe$s ~ Gcnesec extras
,s2ssss . city shnlins eArs g lsSt5 10, Southern
hrond'. S osso n.y.. nour. supernne. sEiOass 20
DIVINE. ass.
the port mlldin: nplauls 2!tc. perolenn nrm aud
acliye rcnned 2,HS l1ci crude: IN bnlk, i5f@iGc.
steam. I'd Naval sto'cs Quiet an unchanged. Hops
steady g. bales new Western sold at l0c Tallow
a. aud more active At sHalNc 6tearine lGS i6sc
GRAIS-Whcat fairly active, Int pr ccs somewhat In.
regular. closin" nncr. Sales 10 coo bush at o.
Tor No sIrIri 81 2,t5sl 20 TOR No dol II ss 81 81
tlI Tor Inferior 20 r-ime white Corn nriucr an N
dcnnni; fale' 81 90 bush nt 5000 81 isX for new
me old do. In store Southern yellow norinal 81 10
@slll. he ana barley quiet, Barley iualt earor /.
~ moro bush stat. Sc oats actyc and nrm sales
" 0p hnsh. ~ 6@H1Jic. for Western, aud GJsNe Tor
GRoo l'I rlEsScoGcc dnn We nuote Rio i'alsc and
Java gOGs iSc COLL No'asecs in fBir denani sales
Of Pouo 100 at DC Barhndocs 1T isc Ahd h6 hhds
cuba elayod and nIuscOyado u SC. Rec more active
tales TO- les. CAROL ut GElkc. for good 10 ch ice
skSs0kc tor Cuha, 9kG,Ac for fair 10 good refining
and bt ~ioRc FOR Porto Rico. Refined In fair demand
at 12kS2ac. for hards.
cued sales $50 hb ut 80 $40 80 for me s. s2e,f
for nrtnc, and $50 for prime also $50 bOls mess
ob at '0s B ey hss ' nss ia
with sale nj So hnle At $50. cut quIct sales lGO
gNes hams AZ "a ole for pickled and i0c fo ed
bling sales at l5%@lGhc for No, TO prime city, and
G&e Tor prime steam but Tor speculation l2sO tea.
i{1@l21c. Duttor hrm ii sOaSCc Tor new Cheese
steady nj iA9l'c. Eggs depressed At i0GlSc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tnr-rsp.y. NAV 5-p M--s,ocr,a,,o, IN cola
ha, been tame. aud devoid Of animation. The volume
OF business has been limited and the temper Of the
"cav, unoef thc e'sc In foreign exchange Tine
meo,ary 10 uss hn, ro, ro% ~aiO" , aec'nea mo
Oci,s steady at tna, roln, untii about H. when S
coss on nominal d ca 20 eo% a. o osen asun e
aan'. the carrying rate. being sH and'i balance.
a. s, oS at inc
gold balances, nIoCoes'' and currency balances.
ioxnn.,....n,sI p a 4" M.......n,y
There has been but a moderate demand thus far:ror
,oreso erennnro ,or ana rates have
ossceS sss, at oe S sns % U GU at s
atc1
The money market has been easy =" and SO cent. on
call. the later OonT the prcdcniasn. rate some old
loans standing over at Tne b"nks report continued
inc ,ncm ,o.a,v ,rcc ~ ,r,c"o', sos c.o sor. nv.
counts s'ow and rates without quo,nblc change
from Yesterday The propo-ais Of the Government to
purchase foNoo SOS for the special fund "hccd Of
from iioiS FOR coupon G7s ana resittcrcd Us to
The SonS ny, e ~ ,,S
Y 70 cent lower thnn yr,tern,,,, pr,ccs. having
.ymraihlsrd " nc course ofeold Come lcar.ws
nourse. lcst u had reference 10 national Sc.
cnriucs, which rromptci few sales. hut al
offerings were taken by leading houses TO ~
recently rccevcd county orders The WAYS and
Nc1ns ConmI'tce today took action Tundin.
bi ami the probabilities that the present. Con rress
T 9 have ~ bec Inc SnT n sSST and ga
llSs@llsk. The market cloSed steady. and Henry
Clews Co, &c wall stree. report Mt 5 r. A.;
M Astesl IVA. AIRED
T s res siisS ss r. eogr a ilsss iisS
r.. Isai, cour .iisx iiGl. $50 ", conn tiqI iisx
so res. NJ Nii0x itAs( is-a0 "a conn i,qi< iiltt
20. o.. corr. iiIlt'-to eoup. in7. ie7V
State DO dis were SteaIy on small dean+s wi n .alcs
~ oic Tenncssect IT cots6ox and new al tsv VIZ Il
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FRIGHTENING 1HE STOCKHOLDERS.
The COstIiest Bnnking House Ia America
sOOO,OO6 la Marble and Bijoutry
DCiBionico to have IA Downtown Rival
The Pnlatial Home of the Ninfh Hank.

The COstIiest Bnnl1ing House Ia America
sOOO,OO6 la Marble and Bijoutry
DCiBIonico to have IA Downtown Rival
The PaIatinl Home of the Ninth Bank.
The Ninth National Bank Las moved into its
new quarters at 4C7 and 400 Broadway. The encr.
nous ertravagance OF this palatid banking house
frightened the minority OF the stockholders but
they oyerruled by the majority on the plea Of
great benefits accruing from the splondor Of the
Offices Tie structure has magnificent marble
roIt facing Broadway. Entering, you pass
through corridor with marble wdinsco ting. and
arrive in the centre once. where the hanGing busi.
ness is conducted. This room lie about b5 ieet
-quare, and OF octagonal icrm circular raining
caclose, he desks, falef, and Other furniture
Tie llree tc!ers arc in an enclosure together 80
tIat nobody Can interfere with their business The
frst teller is in the centre OF the two and has his
safe opening into the enclosure with the bookkcep-
CTS directly behind him. Tie two safes stand away
from the vail, in such a manner that all sides Of
them are visible TO the eye.
The first teleis safe, which Is masterpiece Is
furnished With combination locks for the three doors
The door OF each cafe is four inches In thickness
and the three doors arc enclosed inside case of the
SINE sohdity. This office is lighted from the roof
The ceiling and oornices elegantly froscoed
Tie desks and furniture are OF mahogany. Close by
the cashiers desk. which is the left as you enter
IRE the gold ana STOCK INDICATORS ana telegraph TO
the Clearing House.
Passing by the cashiers desk, which is slightly
raised so as to give him view OF the whole ONCE,
you enter the president and directors room, which
IL about % FEET square. IL has handsome carpet
ana neat black walnut iuTniture. The wainscotin-s
are o " nut and buIternut, and the ceiling Is elab
Or'cy frescood.
Passing down private staircase, you en,or room
IN The basement divided by folding doors, one side
o! lcS IS used by the Officers aud the other the
clerks as lunch room. Tie directors have ARRANGED
kilcnen on the 5ih story, and elevator supplies
all Their employees with food.
lho heXt ROOM built NJ iron and brick, IA to be
nscd as 10 * room, and adjoining 1t is the clerAs
Wisl room with al tie latest improvements
underneath Is the sab-cellar, apartment OF
sNe Strength containing steam boiler Tor heating
Ne Oulldln", ans steam pump for supplying tue
npper stories VITA water There are two large Of
neoh on me basement opening on to Broadway, one
road OF GCurgiJ ~
The staircase OF iron with marble casinqs and
we ,WlihscGuLgs leading up Gro all OF marble.
Inc ufst moor - to DO let In large ONCE willie
NE second th!rt, and fourth have I've rooms 10
each ioor The hh floor IL occupied by the LitrIe,
md II y SAID mat ono of DcmUncos GteTs hSs been
engaged 10 cater for the banking pruces
The OF on Nhich the structure stands cost so1o
0Ol, "ud the building and furniture viii cot ABOUT
SllJ 10. "N'N
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ola Geo. Hollands Rencdt.

This veteran old comedian, whose age will
fc,u couIol MS retirement from the stare, was to
have received a grand farewell benefit ut tho
Academy OF Music last mouth The management
OF tic matter was nj dertaken by Mr. illiam Win.
ter vLose crsonal influence sufficient to secure
tie promise OF very illuftriors dramatic names.
Joe Jefferson promised lis aid. Booth promised
his. Brougham-anxious over the fatal sickness Of
bis wiie-aave ME. II lie Florenccs were eager to
assist aud everything seemed proOitious Tor tie old
mans benent But when II became necessary to
make out bill, professional jealousy stepped In
nnn mnITed the gocd work. Nobody wanted TO be
II the beginning, tor tle audience would not be
wa med Nv 10 applause heat. Nobody wanted TO be
NJ he end for the etthusa' would then be burr ed
out and, In word. every one terribly
AFRAID of sacrificing his professional position. that
oil shtunk b. OK ron their promises, and a. inter
ct oi Mr. George HOllani, the one tning that
should have been rcncmt cred, was Tuthiessy sacr-
Coed TO potty pique and p1ltry pride.
Au- ustin Dali who had watched with little irri-
taiUn Ills sci cmt, In which he was IN way COO
ted, It TO rief With consdcra nie ausc-
net and teri APPS little CT. tidcauon. lie has OF.
fud bis ,wn rec vii 10 give the veteran q bene-
a.. and If tic iunds 81 Geo. Holland viii come for
ward ucn, and make him u lie rroseutauon On
IL teiring irum tie stage, The programme will be
cent ctely III ed. MIR. Day speaks OF svme day
aext week as an appropriate time
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THE BRoADWAY sTlR-GAzERs.
Planetary Observations On Invitation nd
the Cost Thereof.

the Cost Thereof.
TO The Editor or ne Sun.
SIRi Please call attention to the tclesc,pe
bwindle on Broadway,uoar Futon street. Amiual'b
Sleek gravsly shows you the planets. You ak +, p
Arclurus, md having been thoUn that renark.ble
star you are invited 10 look upon Vesta. Then ADDS
Aniinidab;
"Ahi hero are Hiser and Acorn which you know
Herschel loved 10 look at. Look again, sir another
powerful is double stur. Again, air you see four
hank you, hat win do" and you hand Amin
dab quarter.
Astronomer loq., in very mild manner: ar Won
please, tao Gfy-fhy ccnts asi-t a. YOU case
NcTJ cheap. Wonderful instrumou, -u Chromatil
hH-es-magni0es 100 dameters--very wonderful
Just two hty Soc my Two assistants lcre YER
I1peDsiye business. All. yes, cH!y two tity."
lie ED the quarter.
" Lat is all can give you; that or rothing."
Tie .sironOmeT Sleek hOq. THE nearest you can
come, sit" VERY slyery voice.; "this all. sirf An
wei 0esensdy. any other time viii do to-nior
row, eriaps"
le', M dear Aminadab; perhaps, my dear, sir, you
vi lct lie more successful In twindllng some one
tfnn on were on Wednesday night. "Wonderful
il'Irmcl - very "ligh-iOBed." silver tonTued
huinadah Sleek. We can't look ut 1HE sun, but
W. 'r read 1t, Aminadnb. Try again The lustrlI.
ueht IL HtctG, I'd boicii, an awkwardy noun cd
.nJ s'"S-, 10 fact sHd was made about Sky yeir'
70. SrAR-GAZER,
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AZ EHERYDAY OUTAGE.
Indicted Ticket SwindIers firing Out their
victims-whose RuuIty

10 October last, Daniel Leary, Chas. Saunders,
and John Ford we're robbed at noboken street in
this CITY, by means Of the "telt game" They did
not discover ii cir loss until they arrived in Ireland
but they returned With the determination of gcttin
their money back and having Tie robbers puniahe
Ten weeks ago thew brought about the Indictment Of
John Burns, Chas. Winch, and John Ellis for the
crino. eince that Il nc tey have retitioned the
authorities to mt the prisoners trial but H. vain
whenever tho rase has bson place on q Q calendar
lers IRE 81 ar,e on bail, aid irequen'lv boast that
tbey WI tire out the three prosecuting vi nosses
beary, Saunders and FOrl are poor hard wot king
men who desired tn bring their families to this conn.
try Tor permanent residence. They have been rob.
bed OF the lard earnings If years. are separated
charities OF to commissioners OF Emigration and Of
tie Packet Company
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DIED.

HAY.-on Thursday. MAY 5. Annie lee Hay, aged 1
years and mouth
The relatives ami friends Of m" f,nily arc respect.
ully invited attend her funeral at o'clock to-day
HridaYl from the residence Of her parents. 1i East
Twenty -frtt q.
e Suffer little children TO come unto me"
MAURlCE..On wednesday. May {. Mrs. Catherine
hauiIce, AGED 81 years.
The relatives ano ilends Of the family are respect.
ully invited to attend the funeral fom her late
dence al Sd 81, ut ~ O'Clock today.
POST On Wednesday. May 4. Frcierixa. wife Of
Charles II. Post.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from her late
dsnoe l6l North lst st. Brooklyn, ID, this (frlday)
sCHElDLER.-on Thursday morning May s. Kate
A.. wife OF Andrew A. scheider. aged ~ year. /
month, aud days
The relatives aud friends OF ire family are respect
fully invited 60 attend her funeral from her father
residence, at MI dlctrwn. Orange county, ". ".
Saturday. Mav7. at O'Clock.
M1ddlctown papers please copy.
bQUIRfS.-On Wednesday evening, May 4, John II.
SQulres, eldest son Of John A aud Mary IL. SQuires,
aged y ,cgrs months, and n days.
The relatives and ffiends cf the family respect
fny iDycu TO attend his funeral from his late rest
dcncc 2il 1,h 81, ON Sunday afternoon. May 4. at2
o'clock
wtlsE-At Hobokcn. on Thursday. May 8. Anne
CathaTine widow OF John q. Wese. IN the sd year Of
hof age.
The relatives and friends. also tho German Mutual
society or widows ano Orphans are respectfully IN.
yited To attend the funeral from her late residence 50
MEADOW st. Hoookcn on sunday afternoon At O'Clock.
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Funeral Of Mrs. John Brourham.

The vie OF the celebrated actor, Nj. John
Droughsm, was buried yes oIday in Grocnt God
Cemetery. The funeral service was perforr cd in
the residence Twenty.fourth street, within lew
doors II Days biiou theatre. The ceremony was
strictly confined to few friends the hearsc 'rs
followed only by two carriages. As they passr the
theatre. Mr.. DAILY, Manager Stewart, Dividgc, Hir-
kins. De Vere and several ether members - the
company WHO we're standing o. the sidewalk, .scd
tier hats In token OF respect MIR. BrouCham we'd
liz hrid sadly aud then sank back iutn tue CT rage
and covered Ills lace with mis- dkerchief. This
mute o0servance OF his sorrow touched him a.. ~.
The deceased has been an incuTable invaA Tor
many years, and Of lntc Lad become so corputnt as
~ be unable 10 move without assistance.
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THE INDIAN VAR CLOUD,

Sanguinary Skirmishing near south Pass
Railroad Hepairrrs Attacked.
SoUrH Pass, May Din a skirniish with the
Indians, near South Pass, Wyoming Territory, on
Wednesday, between Lieut.. Gordon, in command oil
a cavalry detachment, and the Indians, Lieut. Stun.
bach aud sergeant were killed. Six OF tile Indians
were killed The cOnbtiy Is swArming with Z c
Arapahoes. The track repairers Of the United Pa
rile Railroad betw cen Potter aud An cope stations
were attacked three times and into Antelope 10
sixty Indians yesterday afternoon. Que man wa
killed.
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The Astonishing Munihcence Of the City
Fnthers-The Latest Joha.

The Assistant Aldermen yesterday directed the
Clerk " the Common Council to compile for pub.
hesiion the opinions OF the Corporation Counsel rem
dered TO tie various departments sincc January,
is0G, and to print 1000 copies. Only 1850 was do
mated to George A. Dougherty. Not to be behind
hsnc. the Aldermen passed over The Mayor veto q
resolution directing tie publication OF 1900 copies
Of the CORPORATION Manu- for 1870, and appropriated
1900 fer tie purpose. The Board also put through
The ii Tie job originating In the Board Of Assistant
Al crmcD In relation to the Corporation Counsel't
ppiuious,
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The new Toutoh,a Lodge, No. c. Knights Of
rythi-, dedicated their hall, n aud - Es ,ex
street, on Wednesday night. The ceremonies ere
for the lrst time conducted in German. Dstric.
Deputy Foege presided, and pronounced the intro.
dUctory address, and Dr. Mohn followed with an
O-aton. Then came the banquet and dance.
Among the distinguished persons present were
Grand Chancellor DR.. Good, and tie Venerable
Brand Patriarch Dr. A. O. Levy.
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VILLA msburgh's Novelty in Chess.

In the Wllliamsburgh Ches, Club-rooms 9
brilliant game OF chess was played by two ladies, Us
sisted by the most distinguished players OF the Club.
Mis- Sophia Hlig the Baron Won Frankenbergh.
Nessrs. c, Vogt, l., Kuneman, T.. KnoOr, r. ID
Emu h. th'rles hiir, A S'Nwab, DIR. Rebn,an. ard
Eu ~ three Ter chCs players, were op o ed to
hi's &c Tia IIg, MAJOR Weinch. T.. EnrpL A.
No', Fuchs Il. Wllenstcir, Il. R0 r, Churles y.
> l4iIt aud, three or four other nagnaic- of che =
The came. VylicI VS. ski'ni,ly played by tie las,
aaued payers. WIS won by them in - move.
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Steamship Hollnni Liverpool, mdsc. end pass
Steamship Au' ala, lasgo ". mdse aud pass.
Steamship Huunvillc, Savannah, mdse and pass.
Steamship Wamsntta, New Bedford, mdtc and pass.
SUN Helena Rotterdam, petroleum Olrrcls, d G.
BARK Jasper, GabOOI, W, C, 4 redwood.
Bark Grenndler, Yokohim ma. tea
BARK Louis, lQulque, nitrate of soda
Bark BclycdcIc. Trieste, mdsc.
Bark Hermann CotJc, wine so
Bark Pau, Icphorn, mnr0lc, &c.
BARK taisiauS lquiqne, nitrate or soda.
Rrlg Josephine Sigu, sugar.
lr.g Flora, lao Grtndc, hldes and wool
Brig Randolph l'ayson, Martinique, Bu gar, &C.
Brig MHriposa, RIO ineiro, coffee.
Prig julia r Carney, Bucno1 AyrUe, hides, SC.
Iirig Finn. Cadiz, wine, sc.
arg Liz n Kimhali, Bahia rosewood, sc.
Brig Uncc sam, POgI-auPau, fustic, &C.
briR Ga c1tclle "a ia, sugar.
lirR Nor ncyi lIo JahorO. coffee.
lirlg lula A, HallO1N Mess IA, fruit
lirlg la Creole GnracOa, hides, &c.
iitiR 10Y al Sovereign, ~. JAIU dc CUBA, sugar.
BRIG MAGGIE Gross. Matanlaa, sugar
Bllg Alma lhO HrHnde. hides anu wool.
hchr. kciho Treat Ponce, i, H., mOlaSscs.
schr uomradc, PcrnamhucO, SMEAR,
bchr. Mnrv u SOTners IaXn sugar.
Sclr, Cnfnphill, IFndln, mo assea.
bchr Annie Whiudg Dcmrgara sugar.
schr jason. ~, MArc, lOgw bod aud cotton.
hlso. tine usnh river ana cOlstwsr vetsrih
'or Liverpool
srHAsstuPs ARRIVED OUT.
OrkKsbrowh. Aat S-lALy OF Manchester. New YORK
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Anong the gentlemen WHO are SAID 10 be can
dlates Ter the United State District Attofneyshp
are tie Hon, steva L. Woodiord, Mr Is. X. Phelps
aud Gen. Jackson. Mr.. P'olrs and Gen. JACKSON
arc Judge Piercponrs assistants. Tie District A.
torncy is yet IN Washington, whittier he recently
wen. to Oler lis resignation 10 TIE President. lie
viii rot arrive here until Monday. lis prolonged
absence IS led to rumor that lie is to have CithCr
place in the Cabinet or tie CoUectursLip OF the
port. IL is conceded on all hands Ia there IL to q
anew deal In tGe Custom House, Marsnul's office.
ana Judge Picucpont's dcDartmeIt.
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Nav YoRK, 1lnlSday, May5.-There was fair de.
nand for beef CIV tie, but with offering OF "a head
pa ces shade easier Most otthe sales were nj i5H
G5l0c No., and the Extreme 16sl1c-no inferior
o. common sc ck being offered Sheep were Just steady
Win reeelpts Of % car loads, or SOME hing over 400
head sales Of GIlpncd were made ut lose, n. and
stock. There was fair supply OF hogs-i2 cars
or $40 hca1-nnd prices were unchanged. We quote
nonlnaly, 1.-Two hogs ut ~ aloe y n. and dressed at
l2c for medium weights. with iisht pigs Tie fresh
d. nj $500
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A large number of liquor dealers appeared in
tie EXese Offices in Mott street yesterday. The now
certificates OF license have been printed by Nj.
Nv ced's printing company OF course Among the
applicants yesterda, were the st, Nicholas Hotel
q t), Ctris. o'Counor 600, nnd Theodore Allen
Nl ~ ILe Cumnii silnels will attend TO busne. :
under the iOllo~iBg nrogrsmme; The FIRST line
n.y. ere 10 be atcI id to rom Monday, MAY .,
unu Saturday. hty II; second nine wards from
Moody, Nay lG until SATURDAY, May ~, aud the
N.AtI wards during the Succeeding week.
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The recent murders by TIE Greek hri-ands have
created world wide tenfatol. Tao victins " Il te
ported, were destroyed by knocks on the had, How
different II IL IN this happy hens phcie whcrg KNOX on
the head In the shape OF handsome hnts) renew tue
youth Of every wearer, AMI extend continually the
march Of civilization No. 2i2 Broadway cor ier OF
Fplton street. with Its superb collection Of May hats
one OF the most attractive cstaDishments America
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# king the Starch out of Them.

The Eckiords, Of brooklyn, and orientals, Of
New Yuk, played yesterday on the Union grounds
TIE Eek ords played well, hcDermott. Of the Eek
fords, teing conspicuous for his good pitching The
oucrtals were inferior, both In feeling and at the
bat willie the Eckfcrds were sEil.ul in both In the
buh, sNlu, aud seventh innings the Orientals kept
tc Ecoiords from making score. The following
are tie iLnings:
bbfs'2.G IL J J 3 9 S-iaa
A. tie Capitoine ground the Aiantics defeated the
II luouics, with u Q score follows:
f fli.a5 aS;c.. - i "a : : 60
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RAILWAYS
sARsAPARIILIAN REsOLvEST
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES. 30
QUICK, 20 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE
BODY uND RGoES UNDER THE INFLUENCE
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
THAT
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH AND
WEIGHT Is SEEN AND FELT.
setornla consumpiiin ,lhiiis, pHcurcd and badly
Ulcers IN the Throat Mouth Tumor,, Nodes an tic
Glands and OTTER uarts Of r system sore Eyc, Sru.
he oS and ta 6s PyG pm e So Of
Disease, Fluptions Fever Sores, scnd Head. Ring
Worms IL the Flesh. Tniiors, carcefs in he wom6'
s Tea LOS. ana and f WASTES nc H. E T
SKIS Grs Tf1 re agays T19TS and Of .w A1%A6
viii Grove to any person using It for either OF these
osms OF HhSa.e 70 SIeat PoTeT 70 eye esm
excel al known remedial agents In The ~ ChIon
scromous, onst tutonal Skin AID syphloid dscases
Uri1ary aud WoInS sca'cs Gravel Diabetes. Drops,
Stoppago 81 Watel lncontnence OF Urine, BrihtS
Bncklntt deposits o. 20 ter y thck, cloudy,
MN SUB t.ns's ',e the white Of a. egg or threads
Tearancc, aud waite b1nr DIT deposits and where
water ard ain IN the small II Go Iacs and along the
Ioins. In all these conditions Railways sarsaparillan
Feefta lie spSe aud snail Of he BACK. ard mp1 ts
BoWes regulated with one or two OF Railways hegu.
Ia few DAYS the patient VIII be enabled 10 hoid and
dsehaIge ms water naerfaly without pain ana the
or sherry co ll9,Tr v.srre or THE ponv
arc supplied with new healthy. ami vigorous blood
tat iainislc. sound structure. Hence a., suffering
MALE OF the Womb Uterus. or other organs, whether
Leue1rrhGa snerm, or Eiupuye disch irgcs OF ever,
ital Gland Venereal dlciIr e.. ulcers or torres
through the repai atye process q! x NDWAl's sARsA
Plice 81 bottle, Sold by drasg,.ls.
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