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, 1870-04-24
sERIOULTURE
The .Stlk-NoFm In Amctfrn-Dr. Wnrfcn~a
Iupurtntiou. from Japan
anh China.

Numerous attempts have been male, a. is we'll
known, to natura@zc the slk-.aistns business IN
this cO1ntry, but, for various reasons, they hare
always resulted In failures and few traces remain
OF them sasc the mulberry trees which wtre ptAnt-
ell during these trasmodlc attempts. About the
twu scntlemen, one from Boston and the other
some esgs o1 tic Bombyx Yams-Aai
I'D BsniIyx resnyl silkworns; which feed
II ssutan,, M la.tssa ci the mulberry, 1aa sxpsf-
Mcn succecded admiralty at n1ss @ ~. ~. .sn..'.
II WIS found In getting good c0co0ns but, owing
to the whnt Of market for the rrodUcts, the enter
1t has now been renewed hy ]. q 4. Warren
Corresponding Member Of the chronological!
Societies OF Europe. who recently brought over
otosc nsme,l, and 1lso o} he Bambyx < cyntaia.
which he desires to disseminate throughout ths.
countIy. Ise vas IN Washington last week, and
| ttcus 10 attempt to move them to secure fronl
Congress an appropriation Of g 100 to be used by
the Agricultural Department for the purpose ol
The Yam1-Aai Is from Japan, and the Peruyt
| from China, and II was only during the last ten
| years that they reached England and France,
| where they have been successfully cu]uEate.l.
The Elk Is remarkably strong, and Is said BY ex-
erts TO be nex IN qusltt! 70 that made hy species
I'd On ne maibeTJ; Fail:staed eoeoons gtss oos
men Of the Bombyx CJnthlA, measuring from nve
to nix inches f1om tip to tip, This Species ptOinct
IN excellent variety Of Hk which has 10 be c2rlet
until machinery can be made Tor rolling It proper
/ II. The sewing 4i1k ruade from 1t Ia rery good
! These worms Eruw In the open air anu require bu
little care; from the hrsh Of the worM to the lay
ing Of the egg tales only sixty dask and the co
eGons a1s worth from 1fty 70 sixty cents pound
Houae, and has specimens which he will be haFp,
to show to all interested In seeicnlture. He rea4
interesting paper On this subject LIST week, be
fore the National academy Of Science 1t Washing
TN, an. we trust that the Academy OF Science, o
rome other orcaulzaton Il. this city, will nrce hin
| to mAte It public here The culture OF M16 In tn
United STATES il perfectly feasible and how mucl
30 MI. Warren Is peculiarly dtSed 70 explain.
, 1870-04-24
ST. GEORGES DAY.
Observance Of the Occnnion In this Ctty-Ex.
crci.es nj tho Cathedral Lnst Evening.

Yesterday being St Georges Day the English
born rcelents OF Chicago observed It Is holiday,
ST George being the patron saint Of theiF native
county,. Special services were held last evening
IN the Cathedral, corner Of Washington and Peoria
streets The Inside OF the church Was a1zyed
with Engllsh and American nags. The decoration
being xcEJ nearly done By ". Cande1, the sex
The chor1strrst followed tly the clerKJmen con-
stssnR Of Rev. Mr.. Street, Rev. Canon Knowles,
and RI Rev. Bishop Whitehouse, walked from the
restry 10 the chancel singing the pEocessiona
hymn, beginning
-om.tse OF. Cod today.
The usual evening service WAS then rcaH. The
special psalns for the day we're the 1870, 1851,
1alin, and 1l9th. The 1IHt lesson WAS Deuterono-
my viii 9Th TO 18th verses, aud the second Lesson,
After thc even song, the choir sang Hymn ao7:
fsS G2S e sis a1t tsth:ss .h Il & s 1e''' hand
soeiyty, pfssshed ihs sermon, taHnE Is als ~,
PAIN Isl, IN and 9Th verses: q How shall xe sing
The Lord d song tn a Strange land7 II forget
thee, o Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her
Ic ifew contrast between the condition Of the
English people in this country and thas ot the
me Is in their natiEe land. They were not force.
| to sing the Lor,l's song IN strange land Here
they found tne same langqaEe and nc s,n .aine
rem. The reverend gentleman then spoke IN gen
| eral terms OF love Of country, aud how IN true
men It survived time and distance. The love they
Nn,,ness 10 their countrJ1nen in this city. He
| rutulned that 50 nany Engilshmen, after coming
tn this country, neglected. ther religion OF forsooi
their spiritual mother for some Of the mAny forms
OF religion which distracted this fair country. Ile
closed With fervent exhortat1on to his country
men to be faithful to tho ancient and apostout
The rishop made short al.tlrea~
After the sermon. a collection was taken M, M
, 1870-04-24

-, 1e.rIGh!s.s. = G.5d:9 a,,. q;; ;G!tZ,s.
% imS:ISf. Kef1is. formezay Of rass'mer Of BA,tl,
Seor~,-C Chicago. Thatcher: G.sdcu City, BFowcf:
the Chicago Club vii pisy . gauc with the Ath-
lrtcs Of this city, Junior nine, but ycE strong
cne. The game viii take place IN oet,cn patk.
T,s y ns1e sIrf seess; afternoon
on the corner nf Thrift third street and Michigan
avenue, between the Red -uots and Blue Stockings,
the former winning BY score OF 81 70 H.
UNIONS, OF MuRRlsAS1A, Sk A1fAST1cs-
Ftp.s ths Hese FORK TuId, -iprle q
The game between The Atanttes, OF Brooklyn,
ard the Onions, OF Aornsan!a, postponed from
Monday came OF yeaterday at tue CaritnIlhe
exrectedfy large, and proved that tue Interest 10
The national game, Instead of dying ont, AZ eone
hnve claimed, Is on the Increase At the opening
rIe @ we.e present, md, although H. weather WIS
cold 2nd tisagreeable, remained watching inc
display until the lsst Fan ~, was n1ans msac .n1 aaa
cd our In new uniforms, and presented Sery
neat ami crc.lttable appearance. They have
fs1 rsn. eeps nc e sa oe ws sas
fnEs arc quite gaudy. being OF b2ck and red eneGx
White nAnne1 shitss white CAPS, aha ! r. pess t
tersicest1e and pret;y. The Auanucs were Il
rave appeared In ne" 11g, baE tne 'allos !" u oe
The riny In the opening iunlug was SHARP ant
trt1ty the Cnloi. falling to obtain run, while tht
i htahics could only get one man IN, Joe Start wht
nade the entire round OF heayJ hit to hight neld
both sidea The Unions scoring three runs and Hi
R1oollyn Ioya four. From this point the. Atlantic
elwir own good pia5ink rs through the misaaps o
tntis opponents, and eventually cametn winner. b
tUtal tcnre Of rs to 10. The Unions hare tln
IN ia4s W.n. 81 I piaetiee il Batting ,hey yery nesr
esuailcd tho Atlautlcs, and, had they nclded q
we'll could hare made tho game yetJ close eae
, 1870-04-24
THE POLICE COURTS.


.rnomas R.tc!Eh, : youth Of Is summer, having
hnr,ed txo wives ID the State Of Eew York, c.
housed 4 third lib in Chicago year aga 41
R.lc,ch No. had alto, IN her 50 5ea1s Ok exist
ence. ,.itt enc husband among his faiheFA In
grate Of their Resss experience, this ancient couple
arr unhappy in their fe,serh Peace no*s .ea :,
not. snd brot and turmoil constitute the o!deI o.
Me!r existence. Yesterday morning Thomas W
ss1agned on the charse Of d;osdesy Sooa1G oo1nies
NJ. R struck her with boot, thus makinS :
blaef and blue spot" Besdes be ~ n,a II .ne rs
Ives jus. nIe fee. swe 'nsne1 ION 1,-ssI, s1e
nAlc4Shs {Who Tive CO Monroe, near Feofn tuee1,3
heard notse, and remarked, "Thcy Arr u U
aEaln." He looked through his window, tnd ~
tSc ancient R with I boot In his hand Anotnc!
neienDoF 1av Ma h.,etgh r.ise her bands. = Y Y
| to ward on blow. The defence attempted q
establish that he hands - zen xeIe raisea By r.
denied tne softlmpeachment and r1fns1t I'd ,tartiJ
that lne vaa not klssatAe. But The thing shat Ap
rarcruy brokt the cxmera bact Wa remark Q
81. Rsicigh's that he would yes buy her oetwocl
Iii Two wives In York S,a1e- Nc nsgh-4pi:tte'
| woman would CT cpuld brook xacn m insult, IN
III, RAleisn wN accordingly Gssszned. Is MsA
, 1870-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sclenek's Pulm0nic Syrup,

For all d:Arasrr d the lonEs .na respiratory osKan
seheuet. s+awe~d Tcrr. far s,ter~ A:,A in e6r.ticn
Seheret's Mandrake Pills. fof tivr. ro.np!1ut.
The4e porulaz medicines haze npw bt-cu h.trc the
rue nearly forty year. and the reputation tE hare
stained renrs II uc1ers paB thcnt Tas.s.a. who
have bcsn bereted By thrtE testify to their rrrf
raay be x.ked hJ t.ate who arr not fa:::il.E "A
The virtues Of these Eseat rme>!it4. " How d' pF.
Sehruete medicines earc. s.ei: weod1:Gl II
su.nfuoue"
Thc ausue1 h sitnpt4 one. They bA=a tstis work
ol rrxtor4t1u by bringing the ttnnac. Evrr and bev
Is uso aesve. healthy condition. II il f""f thas
eugrs this formidable a!.caer. SeheHcts Aandraks
PtIs Art IN the liver aod ttomAth. rrnnettnr h<a1
secretion and tic k1c 1td tttsnc which have rn-
suited fEn the Inactive, terYd eouconHf these o.
k1ns and OF the systecs generals. Thh tatElsh ttAf2
Of the boy, and tho coCseq1azt Accumulation Of th4
unhealthy 4nhstsneca nanoe prevent she prortF dks~
ton Of food. and 4 uatuEzl Consequence. create ii.
which srsnlts In pEustrAton aud finally in drtA
sthtnek's Puirnonlc Syrup and staWrtd Touc, Wien
taken rreulariy ,infIe with The foo 1i the ettivo
orS.ns make good. tc blood and. natural eonae-
guenc give dcsh Aad strength to tho patrut Lat thx
facry what It may. thh Il the enly tine eu-e fss
assumption Experience has tEuyra 1t heyona tha
sh.lcw Ct doubt md Thousands arr to day alive md
wrE 1ao few ytz-s since rrkafa~d Ii hopeless
es.. bot who us1r innced t:y ps. schrnek'e Fnre
1ler Aad were restored to Permanent hcssa h1 thes
uke.
Dr. Eehcpckp Almanac, containing fall tEesttee %
the y.11o1 fo11s Of dlra1t, his uce Of cat1u.st. s
kenrrz af.ctt1ons bow to his ue3ne, can ba bod
e,xs sent BY mail. BY addressing his principal afneS
| No. Is North Sixth-st. Phtadeiphsa, PA
P1iec Of the Pulmone SyFrp and Seawee3 Tonic. cze
2lj pr bott1e, a7s0 h.lf dnxtn- Mandrake FIN
as erpts tu1. For sale By all drukk1.tz and dealer.
, 1870-04-24
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Tax Matters.


On to-moTruw, the LIST Of real estate dellnquents
for city taxes and assessments will be published,
and In few days thereafter The tax sale Wiz cp--
mence. The City Collector has extended the
time TO the utmost limit allowed by Law. and must
proceed forthwith after three dxJs publication OF
the delinquent list, to Sell Ill property on which
taxes and assessments remain unpaid The per
served some time since, must likewise be
paid wi1hou. further delay: and, In the
case Of. those who withhold payment The
Collector announces that he VIII be obliged tas per
Section. 9schapteF =. city ofllnanceAl to "AlveF-
ttae thcl names aTl cali for information concern
tuR theu and theiE property, and state the amount
nf thetf tax In the newspapers, ulsaHEceaoic
duty. which, however, the law makes imperative
The collection Of th6 personal property tax ts BY
petemptory and summary process, the Collector
having power 70 leyy on any personal property ct
text for further delay in settling accounts with the
CITY, and the Collector hopes tnAi Al parties con-
.cefued BY promptly pairing up, VII! avoid tne e1-
nosurc of Appeai1nE In the 4'delinquent LIST"
In the collection ct tho State and county taxes
IL Ia found pecesSarJ by the Town Collectors To
lery in many cases to enforce thet1 collection. Fol
the information Of The delinquent taxpayers He
give Section 6 Of the town laws, whtca Ia ~ !ol
lows: "I In case any person shall refuse or neElec
to pay the tax imposed upon him, the Collector
ahAll levy the same By distress and sale Of tht
Be- seen hY the foregoing that there Is no avoiding
he sa1. and, as the Collectors hare gtren mos
liberal tine to all, VIC ndvisc those delnqucnt Wnt
Wish to escape legal proceedings against tnem Y
nay II once, as the Collectors Can gTe no Tin
after this week.
, 1870-04-24

i-RArtpt4 ~Ii-saipufntA-
1870. 1sea- 1s7o 1ssa.
, 1870-04-24
STORAGE.
'->~'-----~ - San q Fn0% n
STORAGE fUn o.vvEos


h.rr ar.rlc Storage sos my quantity Of FatiaE
Stv,s Scna in Tos,r orders to t+s w,rt Maii.an-.t
, 1870-04-24

Among the arrtvals at the fremont, yesterday,
ws1e the following: Hon. G. = Irr!ncott: Spring
neld; r ". Boyd, South..Caroltnai hon. v. h1sn-
nell OTTAWA; II. 7. Seymout, y. Hhekett, j. e.
kan, @. II. Redmond II. ". Gray, ". T. Fox,
New York; ". i. Brown, Ere; ". r Bentley,
Omaha; E II. Mu1tieck, Boston; J. Ttcadnay,
Boston; g. #. Ellsworth, Lafayette
Among the Arrivals At the Brtgrs House, YES
tertiay, wcre The following: IL ". Moovert 81.
Louis; Charles Il. C1arEt Boston: c. ". Gilbert,
san Francisco; Wm. 4 knowlton, Rockford; ",
". Washhnrne, 'Ia.ston; II. Il. Savage, do; Il
II. Doyce, Belyldere; Samuel Smith, St Louis
4 u Au1es, Massachusetts; u. c. Smelly, Savau
nah Gu: u. Lombard, New York; r. h Bates,
Racine; 4. Il. Wells, Hartford. Conn; 4. l. Far
well, Detroit; II. Il CArruihefs Cincinnati
Among the Arrivals at the st. James Hotel
yesterday. we're the following: C. T. Allen, For
| Wayne; {. q. l3!r1seye, Montana E Daniels
| Rutland; j. c. Daniels, Boston, ". l. Donaldson
| ii. S Cristy, j. II. Taylor, New York; z. Stevens
conneeueut; F. i smith, Grand Itapids: +. y
J. Illbbtn, DcaNo!nes: u Miller, Toledo;
Geddes, Janesytie; J. n. Tyler, Marion.
| Among tho arrivals at the sherman nonsS
yesteruay, were the following: WE Y
As,inwall, Rev. J. A. Asplnwall Rev. u
| Filter, New York; Dr.. T. 4 Bldd!e, n!
adelphta; J. Ba1nar,l, Boston: L e Bic
| Wcli. Toledo: ". Il. Lyons, St Paul; s. ihlla11
| Manchester; J. Renwtck, J, c. HAYNES, J. Bio!
haw, ]. H. Johnson, New York; G. r. Mason, /
| S1uthrf, A. F. Perkins, Boston: II. ". MunsoE
buffalo; j. 4. Pickett, Connecttcuti IL \. dnort
| Atn2ps,
, 1870-04-24

iYsa4 7$2l24c. ana ts59E sSo q - n s,,x hs.Y
mess nsss oriinag M Il n = 100 brtg pns mess
.a,..: i go q aes End 4. 1sfe; 8
ecs do, kettled, at 16o: 1GMo 1G93o
b shoulders Q..t s!ening} 1t ioAa; e ;n;silsg IHI
harus e 15c; 80 pigs white grease It IKE;
At hf!s country tal1ow It SIC. Phil
Gps quotes the Cincinnati ua1kst - strong:
Thero Wa : fsir demAnd so-day for ,oW
rzdes Of spring e1t1as and BupeEdnea, But |
she M, ,oIity II IRe buyers .5e un1lhng to psy
ths prices saked By holders The uppar
rrsdes-vhite xrd red winter e1tras-"e5e
dun, and quot4tions entilel5 nominal Me
note the following Transactions; Mhise wa,
s4.75; 100 tris tsOr;ental " 1t a4-75; e6 hz1s
'Ford'e" II a4oo; 800 bEls, brands gsven, on
terns not tnAde known, t15 hrls not nahaen ~
&4.e5; 100 btls do It e4.25; 1oo hEts 90 u
ei.oo; 50 brls do It ESQ: unso1nd SpEmg
E1t1.s-1eo bals not mined tt $40: sr7ag
superhnes-1G0 brIs not named 1t 1855 80
| br1s do At as.Go. Total, 81 hrls-
Wheat was very firm, and quite active a
11c advance, in consequence Of reported %
rance q ID in L'sp9ol I'd I'd eeFssonns sn'sta 1,s
chiefly for Mar, (sellet}, for which there xhs
IN extensive speculative inquiry, in addition
| to Nay pu1chasea on the part Of the abort IN
| teleet- Cxah wheat WAS rather quiet, but
| strung, there Deans 41ue oAe1u6. Wv ~
lower grades did not advance 90 much as No
q We note few puIchsses for shipment
| The market opened 1t SC for caah lots, im-
proved to 821sc, and closed firm with BUYERS
it that figure. Sales weze reported OF l.sW
{fresh receipts} 1T s3c; Ii, 400 bu do It 8a$4e;
5000 bu do at B3Hlc; IS, 900 bu do At ~ !;
aD. 600 bu do ut s1szc; 10000 bu do at sake;
10000 hu do 1t 82c: 1000 bu No. spring At
IKE; 1890 bu do at nc; 500 bu do at a631c;
I lSnt l. A.J Tetz
seller Nay sold .: o11l@s3sszc, cloeing 1t sa'sc.
Corn was irregular. No, was active aud
strong 1T 1@11Sc advxnce on yesterday pr'cea.
The market opened dull at soc' put, wnen tae
quiry was soon developed, and II advance OF
itsc had been established BY noon, the market
closing easier at s5.:Gs5ttc. New was very
quiet and unchanged. No g1aae vas d1l md -
heavy h 1 receipts I Tie great bulk of tho 1o3 Cur
| reported IN for Monday being no grade: I,
closed At 70@7ac. Sales were reported oi
2,soo bu No, 9 II SIC; $500 bu DO 1t 86t1c
soo bu DO At ssisc, Al tresh; 2o91 ~ ~ = % % y =
65stc; 10000 bu do At s5lsc: 5000 du DO n
&c; 2,4o0 bu rejected At sSc ; 500 bu do At Sc
500 bu new At S3l5c; 800 bu do At S3c; 500 h1
no grade It 74c; 1000 bu do 4 7sc; 400 ou d
6,4lo tu do 1t 7oc; 100 b BY sample at s5,1c
. 5000 bu do (deliEered) 1t S5c; 500 By do .
{ sic; 1.2O0 bu do 1t 65c. Totsl, $1,000 bu
:. Seller May sold at s5si@s7c, clonnE 1t The IN
s side, and seller May and Juno 1t S45z@'S5c. y
Oats were &c higher, IN the face oi the fac
!: | that the. were reported I" unstable" in New
4 York. They were Lass active here, uany in
!. tending buyess refusing to pay an advaac
4 under the circumstances. but ordere were nn
= mefous enough to enable owners to supro.
prices. The market opened at 4451c, I'd
Y vanced to 45c, md closed At 4411@45c- Sale
i were: 1900 bn (freth recepts) At 45tac; GO
, 1870-04-24

Ihs lines Of :t,.ae above mentioned have pesa
aIgc. The higher range Of prices for whest
this ue4k has impaired better feeling TO he
grzin tradsr md Tho lumbar t1Ada il The only
exception to the general Improvement in buss-
nees. Money il abundant, and tha bankn can
not find me for their funds in regular dir
counts; They refuse to net tho president 81
taking bualness paper At 1css than 10 Per cent,
and prefer to transfer their balances to New
forf. wheso :hs5 get only 1 They're, how.
ever, offering money On call On government
money Is to be had on si1ty-aay paper with
col!ste1als II to 3 par cent
Exchange Is firm It SIC per Il 600 premium
for sa)es between banks, There is eonsidsra-
bic exchange making against grain shipments
but the dispoeition on the part Of the banks to
transfer their funds to New York keeps up the
prize Of e7ehange. e At the counter bankesa
sell It lilo premium, and bay At psr.
1he cashier Of the United St2tos Depository
in this city infor1ns Us that he ia prepares: 70
pay now the intsrest due Nay on both r5G1s-
tered and coupon bonds
The manager Of the Clearing ;House fur
niahes The following summary Of the business
cf his cff1rA fnP tha sfea1r a+%s4ts+F Anil "a
, 1870-04-24

Miscellaneous.
person 6no was employed laH Jear BY Nj.
uFman, the pawnhroker 70 18Th I'll eu5 rsF1ain1 xn,
rs, which he hftl unlawtuI3y obtained a. sais nne.
lie stated ,hst The gold nd accused him ~ ssep
TINE he looked Il nna e. Fl TN I by HI Ilnsa
NhA GtubbosplJ fefustd
the B,g Born expedition, about which 30 much
hAa yeceatly been said, will stAfr from CheJenne:
about two thousand strong, on Of about the loth Of
May. Several gentlemen are now u Gaca4o re-
cfultng men for the expedition and so!lclan3 s1p1
pueA 4 proposition TO ASSIST The enteIptss I'LL
be submitted 70 the Board Of Tfade to-moTIoN.
AT meeting Of the CONGREGATION Of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, held April u, lste,
for tic year ending Easter, 1s'i:- L, r. Hlllasd,
Senter Warden; John Wright, Junior warden !,
John ". Doane' Alfred Bootn, ". c, D. otannis,
ct Z cnii1snden, cnaIics Wheeler, vesuymea.
--Tne Board Of Public Works has authnst1ed he
erection. II The klnze-sueet bridge, ot nsiase.
of Chicago, aud which Is entirely different tn con:
struction frura the one at ADAMS street II L
1naie W der The direction Of y. 2. "olf' EnSan'
Ger. an1 Will be erected next week
An excursion party composed Of VIM T. As
ptnwan, Esq, and wife, Miss Reed fes. s61n 4
Asptnwal, John l. Asrinwal+ Rcy. D.: 2 Potter 1
| pinwall, arrived yesterday morning IT ocioex
| and lfaTe on tomorrow morning At 1o:e1iof Call
| 1oEnia rid the Northwestern Railroad They hnF
Pullman car engaged for the t1r-
The testimonial party OF the EIcEEot gus
! ds.lIe C,utL which took place on Wednesday last
| at Boutnique's West Side AcalclaJ, Was 4 success
In eEe1 particular, Notwithstanding the thrsetueo
| weather. ....
| Girls Of all nationhlties, with good references
Can get Pisces for housework+ fFce Of charge, y
applying at the Women's Employment Bureau, NJ
| Arcade court
Yesterday the Board Of Police appointed Al
| thur b Bracket and Charles A. Cook special pt
lcemcn, the former TO do duty II the rnlon Alss1o
Sunday school on the West Side, and the lat,er
the ClhIk School IN =
| christian Spoeuaitx, who resides 1t No. 4
i South Water street, visited q low dive on JAEkAo
street, md was beaten out Of 466 Two girls, Il
mates Of the place, were arrested, but the mont
4 wrs not recovered Spoeua1H Bhed tears on =
VI count Of his Ios7.
Two boys, who gave the names Of Jam
Clark and George Daley, wefe. arrested bT 0Glc
Lee, yesterday morning. on the corner Of je6erst
and Madison streets They had In their poase
sion box u cigars and "a III pennies and Il
presumption Is that they bnrgsaslzed some tobac
| store.
, 1870-04-24
TIE TURF,
1HG EAsILKN lkuflINQ fYAsoH

Ftova the .yrr To1k SIN, -Aprtl T.
The t1ostnR season opens On The F1shlon Courpc,
e0th. and 9Ist Of May. The track has become tae
property OF Mcsaf4 " Il Saunders Soua, Of
ieIs city. They offer eight purses seven Of {looo
each and one Of s., zoo, The latter purse Is {ree
to I'll hoEtcA The entries close on the assh inst,
At Eiley1 restaurant, TFent!-e1ghth street and
The Cu!on Course. Long Island, under the
management Of Nr. Wuilm Shaw, oren1 Nay e3
.A. q. and ., Win seyen pursca, amounting I,
nearty 81, CO., The entries closed last ntsnt, aal
dTc out of seven raees Oiled The a:so pure b.,
Captain Gnl, Dresden, Louie, TorseJ, Dread
n1urht, Eastern Queen, and Prince. The IS,
! rn1se closed with L. ydl. Thompson, Lady NeiI..
/ Butcher Boy. Ady Scar. Colonel Fl.te. sunc,
| F1nueFan, ind Snowflake In the $50 porse 1{e
| Cla7cnce, Tempest, trnA, uowes Temptst
? RashaW NNd, md Prnobscot Cnitt The
Duchess, ssens. George Il Mitchell. III.
tcsy, Chip Gt.t, Lotta7 Sasah Jane, end
| E1ighteyea The pure of 4s,aoo, opSu 10 ri
hotses, closed with American Gill. Gcotrn vlitna
and 0eoree PalneE- The other two raeea tsd no
III.
The Fleetwood PIX Associations uty ttsca
in Aoss1aanla Y 70 he opened with iour dsy1
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, 1870-04-24

A special meeting of the Doartl Of Managers Of
the S0ldie1s' Home was held 1esteFtfay, At No. -
lASxI}e street, DE. R. c. uAIntQ In the Chair, Mr.
Doctor Clark, Etcret0ry.
A gentleman otIcrct! to tic fezae ct the Home
buIldtn1 and grounds foE ten yenzs u s., ooo 3
seat, will the privilege OF renewing the lease for
further period Of ten years, 1t Pct cent Falua-
tiou every i've yca1s. lie expected the boaId 70
rrpalr The building to the extent Of 81 900.
The committee Was instructed to take the mat
tlr into consideration.
MuL HamlI. General Osborn, and Dr.. Aerner
were appointed \ committee to take steps 70 pro-
ride for the inmates, In case tho Home should be
eold- ............ .-....
The committee then adjourned TIL Wednesday
next, at ; P N.