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7fss Of Cares honta and % n.inutcs-
The GARDEN C1ITs AND AAA1EuRs HA1cuED
The Garden City nlnc having challenged the
Amateurs to have 8 ahone-and-homen,aich, the
Latter have accepted the def and the first game La
arranged TO take place 81 ogden Park Saturday
afternoon next This VIII be contest Of exuaorl-
nary Interest the clubs being closely matched,
and both capable OF playing strong game
BUCKEYE Va EANEL
A match game ofbase bal Will be played this sf-
te1nom beskeen tne Buckeye and Emmet Cluhs
The game 70 be pIsFed on the corner OF May and
TAYLOR streets GG1ue to commence at hail-past
W ROCKFORD BOTS At srHNGF1kan,
SFK1aF111D, Nasa, May 2a-The game Of b4sa
ban. to-day, between the Forest City Club, Of
Rocaori e and The Antaais, ot ms place, resuted
to4.
mE uEyNHDERs At OIL CIT.
to-day, between The Forest CITY club. Of Cleveland
and seneca Club Of this place, WIS Won by the
TEE NA1CH BE7wH, TEE EcHoADs ASp us1pxat
frCsn the fesc FORK STANDARD, Maps
The result Of the game p1ayed at the Union
Eronnds Brooklyn, yesterday ufternoou, between
the Unions, Of Mor1sania, and the Eckortls. was
most unexpected. The betting was 10o to 60 that
the vi1lase would win BY score OF two to one,
but At The close the EcGfords were Ia the van, Law
ing oe.alncd e. = .1ns md Kept Their oppons1ts
Dnions, who scored four runs and put ont tie
Eckfords for a single, but In the second inning
delivery, and soon turned the tablea At the
close Of the eighth inning, the score stood
at 10 to 3 in favor O.: the Ec6ords, and
The excitement among the spectators was at
fever heat. The Mo1T1sanIa players going to the
bat were quickly disposed Of without scoring, end
then the Eclforda went IN to make their triumph
more decided one. They batted all around, and
hit SO heavily that IN this single inning they made
morr runs than IN all the previous ones and rolled
friends and adnnrers. Jewett, At catcher's post,
was mnst valuable addition 10 the forces OF the
Brooklyn party, while R Hunt, Lynch, and Allison
On the Union side, Blrusau WIS ve1y suIe and ac-
eurate, while Gedncy and Higham were admired
dent OF the Enion Club felt verr sore over the re-
suit, and ehaned" Charley Fabor 50 severely that
he said he would neEer play In the nine again.
The following Is the ecufe:
, 1870-05-26
Spies and 1nfoFmerY-Sharp kebuke.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE INTERNAL REVENUE

WAsu1sG1uS, May 13, 1876.
SIR: I have received your letter Of the "a
inst in which you state TINT on the receipt of
my letter Of February 8, you commenced five
ny, for using half barrels for putting up TO-
bacco second and third time, and that after
four hearings before United States Conuais-
sioner F1othingham, upon tho recommsnda-
ton Of District Attorney Dorsheimes, these
suits we're ali dismissed, and you now write TO
inquire il there ia no way by which Mr. Payn
can be reareated for the offences charged
sgainet him.
In reply, hare tointorrn you, that however
reluctant you may be to give up this case, and
to fail IN obtaining your anticipated moieties,
] am entirely satisfied with the decision made
by the Commissioner.
From your own statement Of this case it
was clearly trick on your part, aided perhaps
by the person who purchased tho tobacco OF
BIZ. Payn, to commit the latter to a technical
violation, in order that Eou might bring these
tujts.
Clearly, it was not ont OF any respect you
lad for the Law, OF care that its requirement
shouid al be faithfully complied with, or fear
that the revenue would be defrauded. nm
informed that both you and your accomp1ice
distinctly stated before the United States Com
missioner that the stamps were thoroughly
removed from the packages after they were
first emptied, md that when they were te{illed
bv NJ. Payu, he affixed genuine new stamps,
thus demonstrating that Alf. payn neither
intended nor practiced any fraud upon tho
revenue.
Mr.. Payn is manufacturer and dealer in
tobacco. He has given bonds in tho sum Of
eix Thousand dollars for the faithful perform
ance of all the requirements Of the Law, and
the payment Of ta1es which may accrue nsa sainst
him. As dealer and manufacturer, he has
paid considerable sums of money into tho Uni
ted States Treasury, and il, therefore, entitled
to some consideration at the hands OF the Gov
e.rment,- protection at least against rolun-
tary spies and e!f1Ppointed detectires, who
would set snares and traps for honest men.
for the moiety Of hundred dollars fine, and
sell their manhood for thirty pieces Of silTer.
.Yon .als for an answer to your letter that
you may show 70 Commlss'ol,er F1othingham.
shan be very glad If you Will show this to the
Commissioner. that he may know that I ap-
prove Of his disposition OF these casea; and,
further, that be may know in what estimation
this Office holds men who make 4 business Of
Limiting up technical violations OF law. and en-
tering complaints, with the hope OF obtaining
tnerefrom muieties and informers' ahares Te1y
respectfully,
(signed) J. ". DOUGLASS,
Acting Commissioner.
Caas- A. MAsSEa, Esq, 50 Broad street, Al
b1ny, New York.
, 1870-05-26
BUHIHES NOTICES

Early morn. Thousands Of botl.
sexes, ID this country, sHake every mornins
langud, uuTt1cshed, and devoid Of ali inclination
for breakfas1. NO matter from what c1use these
lndescr1habe feelings may proceed, their best aud
quickest remedy WILL be found IN dose OF PIalta-
non Bittera. The beneficial eject Is immediate
The stomach at once responds 70 the Re1fal nau-
ence OF the preparation. and reserve OF 1ssent
vitality, which only required the awakening aXency
OF this potent fnyiEuF3Ht to render II 4ctiFe, Is
brought into pay. OF 81 sppettzers It Il the Rost
in1a4toIe, and tho iMpu11s which It imports to the
digestive functions s0on psts dyspepsia 70 Night,
Cfoshyss Music aH1I.-Dr. Warren,
OF New York, has taken The above Hat, and on
next Monday, Msy 80, at 10 O'Clock, will COM
mence sertes OF public healtngs, when the sick
poor Of this city may come at that hour ererJ day
IN the week and be cured free Of charge. The
public ere invited to attend arn witness these
logical power: no medicine IS given; acate pain
instantly relieved; the lame EalE, the blind
zee, the deaf hear, and loss OF voice Instantly
restored. AsthmR, C2taIh, neuralgia, and
Al weakness Of the system, are cned Many
d!sessss require only single operation, 80
hon i instantly restored 70 rigor, and IN equllib
rum is promoted in all the Vital forces, an M
nlc Itself. always powerful worker, throws OF
the disease. Dr. Warren claims this power to be
natural gift Of healing, and 1t Is truly wonder
La! Rtft BY which gtronR, healthy and powerful
to the weak or afflicted patient upon whom be may
be operating, and that In ouch visible manner
there cAn be no doubt OF Its efficacy, No medi-
cine 18 gtrcn, no instruments used. DR.. Warren
viii be At the Aatcson House every day until July
I, ensuing, where those who are able to pay will
be received from to 8 p m. Terms for treatment
u PROPORTION to property. No charge for second
treatment
, 1870-05-26
CROPS.


A letter to TIE TRIBUNE from Manseno,
May p, says: "The crops will soon suffer
from d1outh, il the dry weather holds on.
Corn is all planted Oats looks we'll
Meadows not go we'll"
a letter from West jersey, Stark County,
May II, says: "Fruit of all kinds bids fair
to be at least An sverage crop. Some farmers
are ploVlng up their spring wheat and plaut-
ing the ground with corn, Winter re will
not be more than half crop. Com Is TO-
ported not to be coming mp very good, but, as
We arc 50 accustomed to replanting in this
country, bnt little complaint is heard among
farmers from that sou1ce."
The Dubuque Herald, Of Msy "a, says:
From our State exchanges, We are enabled
to pronounce the crop promise in Iowa, Of this
year, better than that Of any previous year.
in this immediate vicinity far On the way be-
yond the danger of damage by the dsouth.
Wheat is looking finely, oats are we'll up, mud
corn is fairly out Of the ground, except in
cases where bad seed WIS used"
The Earlyille Sun, Of the 18th, says: "All
the crops thus far are looking finely, and we
doubt not that We will have bounfiful har-
vest"
The Independence Bulletin Of the Goth
SAYS +" On Wednesday night came refresh
ing shower, which has been followed BY others,
Lnt not yet in quantity adequate to the needs
u tAt cups. AAe AA%tEA AAb uut b4Ae1Auty
and, from all that We can ascertain, are doing
very we'll. There iH eome complaint Of thin
fields Of wheat, probably owing to poor seed,
but We think this Is not general There is
probably as much wheat sowu IN this county
as vas last year, and more corn. Some OF the
telds OF the latter viii probably ahoW the ef-
fects Of the imperfect seed"
The Anes (story County, Inteuigencer
sayB: So favorable a spring for getting in
their crops the farmers have certainly not en-
joyed for years The consequence is that 8
larger amount OF grain has been sowD, and
corn planted, in this county than any previous
were certainly never more flattering at this
season Of the year ~
Tho Cedar Rapids Times says: Every
thing at present lnneates an abundant harvest
in this vicinity. small gram looks remarkably
well, grass Is good and growing rapidly, and
com is coming forward beautifully that which
was planted early being well out Of the ground,
ard IN many instances ready Tor the cultiVator+
We never before saw corn come up so soon
after planting aa 1t mas this season, nor grow
more faWoiy tnan AZ present. -.
The Elkaae1 JouSndt eays: we nave
convetsea q. WITH seo1es OF 1armsss u. 1. nom AZ Al
agree that, owing to tne Or weather, about
onetha Of In me %neat @ M soan tS nsa not @ come up,
~, :. 1o'a' Well 0u' al NA'o ~N'P' Aos4
,-heS1N1ton ChTon'ee ssys: Ina esl-
aenefs nus asi h toa sooo 1 a. .1nast oo
where sse IN hs esun r. s Ths ssler 4ha ns gIa9s Is
are wei nP aaa ook @ nns a ready .s pa,Igy
germany neaaea e9s ana I'LL ~ n1 sean ~ an,r,
TGsn N aue me ths ane es,aan seama ". ~ IN 10
ptaoLeu ata ,.c1 - @ ts;,1ra ~ ~. go,-S
much !afger thAn iast .oe r.. u t;th iaSs 5taI
e1ops h4Elng gseauy weaksneo sne 1a,en u Ky
farmers IN Hheat ana oats Hs q cup ou 'nlcn
to count with safety; D., 49,
, 1870-05-26
American Merchants Union

The old and reliable express company {Ameri-
can Merchants Unt0u}, with its usual enterprise
Is keeping paae with the fast age We are 7noring
in Their arrangements for through cars be-
tween New York and Chicago, which took effect
Monday night last enables them to deliver freight,
parcels, and money in thtTty-1se hours-leaFfng
second morning thereafter, at a. m; returning,
leave Chicago at t:15 p. N, reaching Mem York
the second morning thereafter, at G:iQ a. N. This
commendable enterprise will no doubt be apprc-
ciated by their old customers, and nberally recip
@%a1
, 1870-05-26
National Convention OF German
Turner's - Eorty-SeFenth Volume
Illinois Reports-Por1onnI.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SRR1H6F1ELp, May 2a-To-morrnw Hon Ed
ward Rummel Secretary OF State, leaves this
ciry for Pittsburgh to attend the National Conren-
ton Of German Turner'S, which will commence Its
session On the 18th Inst, and doubtless continue
three or four days. The delegates from this Stare
are Hon. Edward Rummel and Francis LacEner.
OF Chicago. The National Convention Of Turner'S
is held every two years The business Of this
session will, as I have been Informed. be
the revision Of the platform, which has always
been and, doubtless, always viii be, radical, and
far In advance Of any political party in Its tenets
and teachingR The convention Mt Pittsburgh will
have representatives from every St3te In the
Union, and It's deliberations and actions will be
looked for with Gfeat interest by thousands OF the
German readers OF THK TRInuNH
Five hundred and slxty-four volumes OF tho
FoEtY-Beyenth Illinois Reports wcre delivered 10
the State to-day, ana Tomorrow Will be sent to the
different officers and courts, in the State, entitled
tu receive them
Nicholas Strott, ESQ, Chief Engineer of tho Gil
man, Clinton 4 Springfield Railroad, returned
frum New York to-day, and reports that the con-
tract for building aud eqnipplng Bald road has been
let to responsible partjes the whole line to be d.
ishcd and CARE running before january !, 1871.
The Pe1lener 1mper1shahlc Roonng Tile and
Fire Brick Company, OF Chicago. win canItal
stock OF $500 000, filed articles Of incorporation yes
tertay.
Niles Lillian S. Ed9arton, ethe "comtng wonan,n
will jccinrr to-tnuZFDw night
Weather COOL and delightful, thermometer rang
Ing At about q IeErees,
, 1870-05-26
AQnATICS.

rEnsTEcTS OF OTHER N1EEKA11ofAL YACHT RACES
LospoS, May 2a-There is prospect for
another uial OF speed eetween me Sappho ana 11
proposed two races On these terms. The yachts
10 sail sixty miles to windward, and back, a!lnw-
Thames Yacht Club measurement, and In the
Second by the Yorkshire Yacht Club scale. Ash
bury has not yet accepted
, 1870-05-26

iLu3o4h1AAlG4s
ONE HUNDRED NILES NsIpE OF 1EEJYsTEp

HOURS.
NEW YORK, May 9a-There YVES Iarre crnxn
ut the EmEtre Rink tonight, to see weston nnish
his wink Of one hundred miles 1nslle Of t6enry-
two hours he was loudly Cheesrs II
the close Of the performance and
though much fatiEued, thought he could make an
other mile In the time specified, and have some
began walking but became even before he nnIshed
the flicth mile He made his last round In irss
time than any other.
, 1870-05-26

In our report Of the session Of the Building
Committee Of the Board Of Supervisors, on the
18th inst. the statement Wae made that Supervisor
Saunders offered resolution, which was passed,
to the effect that the contract Of Harry Byrne, for
plumbing to be done In the east wing, be declared
Tuid, as the contractor had failed to go on with
the work Il appears that the resolution did not
pasa Mr. Bsrne claims that he has a1waJs been
head Of hIs contract, and that he wished to carry
The work rapidly through, but was stopped BY
peremptory order from Nj. Rose, the supertn-
feudeut, Mr. Byrne claims that he has always
Iteer honest and fair In his contract
, 1870-05-26
SPORTING MATTERS.
1he Fo1ey-Doty Match-Forest
Eltys at Springfield.
The UniverMty Race-Billiards in New
York-T1otting Matinee.
BARR BAIT.

IAE FolEf-DoTT 0AXk
For nearly week past the bosnms NJ thn nobi>,
stes Of Foley;s and Dpty's billiard rooms huye BEEN
ae1sated over the prospect of game Of base bail.
q species OF sport Of which the knights Of the cue
1ao oeen entirely Innocent Jimmy cuslck and
den11 hh4ncs constituted themselves each q
nnc1ens around which to gather the adequate
fs number q playsra, and no will ever know the
encsd m the selection aud arrangement OF the
oineA They displayed generalsnIp of the highest
otuez, each p1Acing himself In the right Held,
where he would be out OF dsnger from The enc
nyB balls, and wherc ne saudbanE Afforded q
comfortable and lt tha sane TINE commanding
position The facr that Ogden Tsrk was thrown
count for the rcrT limited attendance. After the
contest had lasted three hours and half the
D1tys cayc up the game Mt the end of tho sixth IN
ming. b. reason Of the utter nope1essuess ef win
Ming, the score Standing as follows:
, 1870-05-26

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WANTED TO EXCHANGE BE 100 FEET on
W the southwest corner Of Fullerton and HenehaW-,
avz.for nice cottnxe with modern improvements WIN
Fay b3iAnte in cash aud monthly pAymrut1 AdaresR
GEO. P HANSEN, Real Est1ta Office, LIS Dearborn
ST. Room l9.
WAITED ExcHANGE-A COOP FARM OF
% 1t Lombard, et4sion. for houa5 and
lot In city. HENDERSON. EaA Dearboru-st. Room :.
JTANTEDTD DExCHANGE-Av AvALUABLEPAT-
eDt required II syey house, for avslahis pEnp
, 1870-05-26
THE TURF.


NATIEEE 1t DKIER rABE.
The trotttnE mattnees nj Dexter Park, which
were so popular last season, are about to be re-
commenced On Saturday evening next meet
trg Of gentlemen owners Of SoadBters who would
IKE TO participate viii be held In Pa1lor 10 sher.
man House, to make arrangements. The nrst
matinee viii occur on Saturday afternoon, June 1
1t is to ee hoped that the Sherman House meeting
Mtn be well attended
SIZZLING RACES At 7ERRE HACIE
TEHKE HATE. Ind, May ea-The races to day
were more largely attended Than Yesterday. and
the interest is greatly increased The first Tas
pacing race, mile heatN nest3 In S II. B Ricketts,
named b. g. Hoosief Tom; Thomas 2. Roach
named g. 6. Dan Voorhees,. The latter won the
purse and race reE easily IN three straight hears.
Time, 9:ee4, s:zsH,7:s5H. It Is believed that Dan
Voorhees, might hare shown mneh better time had
1t been Necessary to beat his competitor.
The second and last item Of tie days programme
Was ut tttng race, Two miles and repeat ". Il
Wilson namel b. 6. John Baker; Thomas p. Roach
named q. 3 John Mor.1sser, and Mat coiEiu named
b. &. HtoSaway. THIS race Vas won hy John
Eorrissey, without much effort, In twu straight
heats Time, 5-s5L1, 5s2sAJotn Baker taking
the second money. Morr1ssey has made much
better time In previous fnces. and could have done
80 to-day had there been occasion for It
, 1870-05-26

About half-past O'Clock yesterday afternoon an
nnkhoNn man was run over and Killed By freight
naln en ne Chicago, Burlington L Quincy Rail
ed 10 get on The train, slipped, and fell beneath the
1,s wase1s =, Nothing WA found on him which would
*as sent to the dead house after Deputy Coroner
Speara held an 1nuue4t =
"A son Of III: W1waIk, wt0 rcsldes at No. 1e4
West Randolph street, . years Of nge, was run
over BY lime wagon On the corner Of Randolph
and Union streets, at halt past O'Clock ls4t even
ing. He was seriously tnjured, and i4 not expect
, 1870-05-26

teraay were The following: +! 3. Ford, Mendota
S 3. Dwyei, Brooklyn; u Comstock, BniIaio:
! 2. purrca, Brooklgn; f D. Farnsworh, Nash
yhs aor1 Jsnks
Calendar, R,ston: F: D. Armour, Milwaukee: B.
3. Masder: Springfield; John L kennedy, Pits
Philadelphia; d.. Flannor, Lake Superior: Judge
Dorman, Norfolk; Dr. Geo n Brennan. BnGale:
Geo. W Ekins, Philadelphia
terasy. were the following: D. 3. ". Carver,
Dubuque: l. L Christy, Dnluta; J. A. William.
son, DesMo!nes; Colonel W. T. DowtlaI1, Peoria
yenport Ga.ste; George F. Packard, Montgomaer5, e.
Kenosa; 4: Pierce. Boston; 4 j. Howell DaSen.
Rochester, MINI; g. J. Bliss, freeport; , J. sEmss,
son, Be1ot; James CLARK, Utics: ], Il. GoodeIl,
Antrim. 4 H; 9. y: Edwards, burlington Haul.
Boston. s 4 - '"t'' el'''0a ae'aea' L Z e's3S'
Among the arrivals at the fremont House,
tsT san sncsco cSaP1ss e. 11t Mi1n f5o w
r G. Wa1sly, japan: John Hadlcy, Q. s. A; n
saqlsbuEy, John 2. Tageazt, Salt Lake City; VIM.
L 1 Wheeler, 1aas, Helena n T.; g O. g. Roblnson, p
Johns, n b; Speed s Goodloe, John Il webster,
lexington, KY; Captain Dor. BuGalo; Miss
Fsne.co aon + 0si & J. De oaes: Ms5s sa san
Selby, Quincy Hhtg; =. B: Howard, Jacksonville:
LIZZIE n BoJnton, Craw1ordsyIl1e, Ind. !; Il. OPP
Among the arrivals at the St James Hotel,
Yesterday, were the following: E r Sawtn, Bos-
wa;sn1en 5Sa 5amea Isvey yaSss H
Mcdonald. oshkosh; Z u: v Chase. SleTeisod; elsod
cs1as asSs 4oss WEse!e ~: Ii 13Gtes D.
a. q. Adams, Boston: S. y. Bowen. Joliet; Eras-
tus Woodward, Windsor, 1t; b a Loveland,
ssn Monmoni Nj Eee saih Ha faes
New York.
, 1870-05-26

The troubles OF ]. J. Kelly, e1-pnlicemau. seem
to have no crd- A few dHys since, Us ar act Of
grace, the Judge Of the County Court awarded
him ave days IN which to make his fnal account
as admlntstIator OF the estate OF the deceased
Of grace expired, aud AE. Kelly had not nled his
accounts, nor had he paid over the sum Of money,
some eleyen hundred dollars, In hIs han1A HI.
tIlbu18tion ended not here. His counsel caused
hln, to lie brought into the Recorders Court
Mherc molten was made to quash one OF the In
TINT he took money frum p17souer which he fali-
ed 70 tnln In to the custody OF the orcer sppoint-
ea " Law. There Was, according to the opinion
81 me Court technical effect In the Indictment;
u Iacked The words " maliciousy and unlawfn1ly,"
MnereuPun the motion to quash Was sustained.
6ut ihe Court took Jurisdiction Of the offence IS
MAGISTRATE ana ordered the prisoner to find bail
ID the gum Of s. 900, to ansEcr any Indictment
which 5nture grand Jury may IND, Kelley re-
mains In Jail,
, 1870-05-26

stone work, &ss,s4s4. rnasonr WORK $4,000:
Carpenter work, $ts,915.<s; iron work, SLIGO;
1son9 and Glazing, 81 800 Stating, etc, s5 e59e
Lung Grounds, SEA, locks $1,000; Gas plpss,
t.ct, s4,OoU; discount on Louds, S1sss1.z3; total
So31, ,S6a5L
, 1870-05-26

St. James Hotel, Boston, Mnx4.-
Kindly inform rs, either by telegram or letter. of
their Intended arrival, We can be better prepared
for their comfort -.--
In accordance with the reduction In the salue OF
gold, the transient board at the st. james Is re-
tiucCd to four dollars per DAY.
PEQFNIETpR ST JAMES uOTRr
, 1870-05-26

Wonderful Cures are Being Made
by d.. Gaubett, 12e South Clark street. OF neural
and al nervous affections; feeble aud debflitated
constitutions restored 10 health ait without the aid
Of any MedictneA
, 1870-05-26

me Boston excursion party, bound for the Pa
tha; fiL anis CITY yesterday at noon Previous 10
naRes provided By the Board Of Trade Committee.
ano FgTed the principal places Of Interest In tha
% TEenty.second street, thence west fthrnnoh
EunneH On washington Street TO Union Park, and
!ruM soere 1aunt over the North Division. Atthe
NofIbRcsteln depot thousand people Were naff,-
g1ed 20 bid the e1cutMonists hearty poni-nv.
1ne .ae traln VIII reach Omaha to-day at noon, and
;i mi u Ike CItJ on SATURDAY night San Francisco
, 1870-05-26

Esss;a::.:.:::tt E:t;s;;.::t J : 3 1si 8 ia ia
B&111AoR2, May 91-1n game Of base bali, the
AtlauEtcs bear the MArylands II to Il
Bos7uH, May 21-The Athletics beat the TIL
mountains IS 10 4,
, 1870-05-26

Tho London Standard recently atterupel to
interview Gra.ire Floursna, and " took along
m American acquaintance, the experiment be-
ing new To Bfitiah habits."
, 1870-05-26
AQUATIC.
THE UNIVERSITY RACE

TIE ESIFEKSrff RACE ..
The Boston Adre7fNey, Of May ., sayB: The or.
Oh Saturday AS usual, there has been talk OF
changing the scene Of the race from Lake Qulnsig-
amend It is, however, nearly settled that the
{aie men viii agree to row there again this sum-
meE These are the chosen men:
! g 4ymsn, = stroke ( r $. Rqsssn.
3. G. Wiltis, 70. 6. n. q. Re1d, n, bow.
McsHa Lyman, Jpnes, Willis, and Read were
all IN The University crew last and ME- Lyman
pulled in the International crew The two new
men are said to be yerF muscular, and promise to
MI their places well Russell was stzoEe Of the
has never pulled in race. but gives good ind1ca-
hona OF course, there is possibility OF changes
in one or TWO postn0nR, b1t It Is qaite probable
that no Jeauangeme0t Of the crew Eln be found
necessary. Mr. Lyman, who is one Of the
dEest par6men that hare ever led the Har-
mhile the other men Of the 'G9 crew are in nrss-
Fate condition. Wills, especially, is doing good
work IL ls strong crew. The lime OF the race
IS not dLed upon It is great Inconvenience to
-. s144ftalaE~4 4of
Yale during teIm-1tne, and The chances are that
it viii take place about The same day Of Ju1y as
last year. The Halyanis will begin to train vtSor-
ously in two or three weeks. At the pseseu. time
tney are Oh the Hver about three hours day,
pulling an hour tn The forenoon, and from M hour
and half TO fwo hours In the afternoon.
The University crew wiIl probably have new
East Boston The dimensions will be: Length, 81
feet; breadth, 20 inches. The new-boat house will
be completed In about week; the crew VIII then
be relieved from great dtseomf0Its which they at
present endure Me Blskey proposes to move out
10 Cambridge soon as the building Is ready, md
Altogether The prospects for line crew ard a
quick LACe are erery WAY 8nsptcious.
, 1870-05-26

A Good Hotel i8 a benefit to the
community, and Boston may well be proud Of its
noted American House, so long and 50 well kept
BY lewis Rice, Esq., Thoroughly re1tted and re-
furnished, 1t need fear no competitor.
, 1870-05-26
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meteorological record for May q, 1s7o as re-
dnph street correspondent 70 the Smithsonian n
snt1te The small letters are the initials for the
"moist atmosphere, !" sfsin,7 and a asacw:n "'h