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THE MAD1soN-AvE. HoRsE-cAR RAILROAD.


To Inc EditOr Of The TrtbUnc.
SIR: This road would have been in operation
long ago had Vanderbilt been tbwarted in his
enterprise The FOurthave. parks were built with
money appropriated in the taxcvy and paid by the city
Gentlemen who do not understand this fact suppose that
the premises owned by the property hoders of the
vicinity as is the case Of GrameTcy Park, and what was
ST. Johns Park. When the latter park was taken for
business purposes those owning property opposite to 1t
were paid for it, because they owned it, Would this he
the should the FOurhayc parks he thrown open IN
common with its carriage-wayst II not, now can lhe
jewellers opposite them claim the carriage way III may
be well to the original law relating to the right
travel of the steamCars OF the Harlem Railroad Com
pany The Company have the exclusive right 70 tho
Underground passage between ThirtyfOurth and
the surface OF the avenue TO be at tie service o tie WhOie
trOrid
The FOurthave is 40 feet in width II seems TO have
been made so TO accommodate railroad travel As for us
who reside on that part Of it, since have been
imprudeut enough to build costly dwellings one OF the
great highways Tor public travel, ought to he thank
that the do not on its surface The Office
lions To hOTseCars running underneath are many The
deep cut made through rock, and there Is constantly
dripping of from the sewers. No car coming can
seen from above Passengers would have TO wait Tor
them below Cars may be crowded or delayed and IN
such case long waiting in this damp place would De
dangerous to health. Those who would ride must walk
down steps which will he slippery in bad weather There
would have pathway of at least four feet III width
these apertures the other hand if run on the
surface, in the confer OF the caIlageWay passengers
will get OF and of cars from the sidewalks
Murray HH, Y. J., 5th July, 1870. j. l.
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The Prince of Schleswig Holstein has petl-
toned the King OF Prussia TO reduce him to the rank OF
Count, and take from him the tte' the privileges ana
the restrictions OF prncely rank. There Is woman In
the case and e story eliminates in this pleasant niue
bt Of personal gossip The Prince has only recently re-
turned from India where he has been several years en-
gagged I'm scientific researches. sayan-ike, his hrst
,horbt an reaching home was Of his library which he
found in very dusty, musy jumbled up and neglected
condition He went work TO bring order out OF tls
literary chaos; but soon found that he must have hep
hnt who was worthy touch his beloved booksf In ms
nernexity ne applied 80 his steward, Who AT htss
deciared that there nobody IN that gu. VI
the way place competent 10 the task OF sorti"H
cIassifyiug and arranging scientific ahd ciassltai ~
brary hut ut last ne bethough himself OF ms dausnet
goyerness the only person likely To render any %
f1 such case The young lady was sent LOT anu aa
work under the direction OF inc fIhSe, , arch a
wore an discovered IN this demure young pef sui LA
fnnd OF versatile knowledge, combined Win ea aud
information cheerful good sense, domestic t ~ last
sweet look that TO the conclusion I' +" set.
S"re was the proper person 10 aid him. nor oy an the
Ing his library TO rights but also In reduebs m
other tangedup affairs OF his lie 70 ouea rv subject
M price OF the blood cannot openly NIFTY n and
Without torfeiting bis uShts I? THO suS''''' WV
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The Memphis Aralanche of June e. 20 says lae
itna topic OF conversation upon the sucels NJ
print he expected personal difficulty between MI
and Mr. George E. sl bending Sv d
l o tbe nubicatlon In The Appeal OF FRIDAY morn
ipg a.t Of bitter sarcastic philippe against tpe P,S S
80 Domocratic Executive Committee, written ny pi
49,, I'm this strongly written document ME- BIlLlo
lara who some weeks since was Treasurer OF he ~
te was referred In manner dispensing 10 nm. on
Rrilzolara published personal cara OF an s
diameter denOuncng Mr. Phelan In uhihedssu ,n
Roth gentlemen on the streets vs.
hTt Al not meet Later in the day MI Br1EIoIh WIS
arrested 10y the Deputy Sheriff and wac crr1u M nun
,;,c CTilith who placed him under bonds IN lhe sil
- n GOO 10 keep the peace. The officers could NOT in
Mr. Pbean. The friends OF both gentlemen nav hvt IL
a,,a,v working 20 prevent hostile meeting, pu' "
seems with very1ttle effect -. A. ..r,ierlars
TIe Memphis San OF wednesday gives te pA ye"r, as
~ The duel The challenge aud acceptance "oIo 10
follows; tIsyrf,tp Art June n lsTn
LAWS Bui1IoLARA, esqsr demand - Al' ysr.iar, s
49,. Ncu Appeared -
bc Memphis paper N'l. " pr.riinilr Gro q. PnEL,S
uJ aulo'N" ~ u5r.SiE b. Arb. Jane ~ 100 10 a IN.
Col NJ O. GALLAHAl-SE IAAs Wv tYs0' A'A-'
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oet the note Of Col George Pesn Of this date handed by
and would respectfully reply that fall satisfaction will be accorded him By
my friend Col w. Rogers who will hand this and fully uthor
Iel TO act Tor me Very respectfully JAMES BRIEloIARA
The following cartel agreed upon by the seconds:
Time: y. n., Tuesday. Place: Hopefed. Ark Weapons:
oOts navy repeaters, sixshooters Distances is PAGES
Each party to take their positions and the word 10 bo
given "Are you readyf-fire" The parties to continue
hiring until one the other fell and then
All the parties interested took passage the George
W Check passed down the river about six miles and
landed on the Arkansas side Prelimnaries were then
arranged by NJ G. Galloway, the part Of Mr.. Phelan,
ana by Col j. j. DuBOse, the part OF Col BrzzOlara
Col Duose having just arrived, he acted under the ad
vice OF Col. Coleman. The word was then given " Are
you readyl" Col BrZzOlara said: Not yeti" The word
being given again, both said Ready" and the firing
commenced, Col. B. firing three Shots and Mr.. Phelln
Two, The second taking eecs striking Col. Brizzo
lara IN the left chest and left The firing then
ceased. The wounded cOmbatant taken aboard the
Cheek In a cot, and BROUGHT % the city.
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MOVEMENTS or TIE PRESIDENT
Ills RECEPTION IN -L0NDON-TIIE PREsI-
DENTAL PARTY TO ARRIVE IN THIS CITY
To-day.

Ills RECEPTION IN NEW -L0ND0N-TlIE PRESI-
DENTAL PARTY TO ARRIVE IN THIS CITY
TO-DAY.
NEw-LoNDON, Conn, July 5.-The Presden-
tal party left Norwich at o'clock this afternoon in
special train in company with Senator Buckingham.
the Hon. Lorenzo Blackstone, the Mayor Of New
London, and large number OF IN
vited guests for New-LOndon. On their
arrival in the city they taken about town In car
rlagcs The public and many private bulldlnSs were
deliberately decorated and the large crowds that inca
the streets cheered the distinguished party The party
then embarked on the steamer City Of NeWlOrk, ana
were taken 20 the Pequot House. The shipping IN the
harbor was gaily decorated with bunting. Passing down
the river the steamer saluted by the blowing OF
steam whistles and the heavy guns of Fort Trumbui.
and the cutter James Campbell. ON landing at
the wharf of the PequOt House salute fired,
and the party marched 10 the house, where the New
At O'Clock elegant banquet given at the Pcquot
House In OF the private parOrs Among others pres
ent Stewart l.. WOOdOrd Of NewYOrk, Senator w.
A. Buckingham, Lorenzo Blackstone, and Gen. Hasland
OF Norwich; Mayor Allen and others of New London,
and EXGovs. Jewell and Hawley Of Hartford.
After the banquet the party strOed about the grounds
and otherwise amused themselves until o'clock when
brilliant reception was held In the drawing rooms. Be
present Con. John a. Dix, Chas JeTvs Capt Upshur u.
5. NJ Manager stuart Countess de FcTnssac Colonel and
Mrs, ThOrne, Charles Blake, MIS- Depau, George q.
Haven, Henry A. Mott, Mrs. Gen. Jones and others OF
NowIOTk, +. W. Bradlee OF Boston, and y. Frazier OF
Philadelphia.
The crowd promenaded 10 the music Of the band, mp
and down the spacious halls and yerandas witnessing
fine pyrOtechnc display on the lawn, and passed the
NewYork on board Of which the President ana party
embarked for NewYOrk The whole affair has been eN-
ceedngly well managed and the day one OF the most en-
Joyble the President and his party have spent IN Con
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OUR COLLEGES.
KINGSTON ACADEMY.


KINGSTON, n. Y, July Elm the old town
Of Kingston which lies upon the southern bank of the
Esopus Just at the base Of the Kaatskls is one OF the
oldest academies in the State. It's charter was obtained
from the Regents Of the University in 1885, In lS63G4 the
control Of the Academy assumed by the present
Board " Education under whose supervision has since
been conducted. Among the many honorable names
which are associated with its history those OF DE Witt
Clinton Judge Wright late Chief Justee OF the Court OF
AppeaIs Of this state the Hon. A. Bruyn HasDrouek
late President OF Rutgers College the late iev J0hh
Title d. d., the late Rev DR. Wesbr0ok the iate hev
Or German the late Hon. John Suydam, the laJe HON
John b. Steck Senator Hardenburgh, the Key Dr. Hoes
GEN Geo H. Sharpe, the Hon. Marius seh0onmaker
fine Hon T. r. Westbrook, Judge Schoonmaker, Judge
Cooke and the late Henry Van HOvenburgh, NJ ID. Tim
othy Ireadwel Smith, Professor or Logic In union
College, was one Of the early Prhcipais Oh hlsS'oH y,
Academy. He sleeps quietly in the chrGny ara OF
the old Dutch Church of Kingston. Morton Poneroy
now Of the Law Faculty of the University OF New"
York was the last Principal under the old regime.
Yesterday was class day. At o'clock in the evening
the graduating class, accompanied by the classes OF
and ~ entered Music Hall and TOOK possession OF tne
PLATFORM The Hall crowded OF course, by llehus
Of the students The exercises consisted or songs duets
and choruses by the members Of the classes decIama
lions and ESSAY reading by the graduating class the
presentation OF diplomas by the Hon harlus SchoOhm
kerr and address to the graduates Dy MI OhaIies
exercises follows: Defamation UNJUST NatyIa
Acquisitions, william Townsend Essay, 1sG, MSs
H. Van GaaSbeek; Reading The Isle OF Long ago piss
Norwood: Duet, Beautiful Moonlight misses N r anu
of PRAYER Miss Dewitt; Defamation, El0quence OF
James Otis, j. T. DunwOody; Reading Minsterlng splr
Winne Duct Juanita Misses Decker and Acslek Decld
nation Spartacus to the Roman ENJOYS j. GlpS9' -
maids Evening song Misses Decker Rider ana Mesck
ValedictOry Miss Chipp; Duet sweet NlslVhs Vi Ohlu
hood, Misses Mesck ana RIDER
The commencement exercises at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin were held at Madison ON the 22d u
The graduating class consisted Of 81 members and no
mech was allowed he than five minutes long
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MUSIC.

We hear highly favorable reports OF lne
proyr,. q, ~, Minnie Hauek who after singing WIN
marked success in Germany and Russia has been re-
engaged for tine Imperial opera at vienna where Sno
will appear in September. She sang there c %r a
mcuerd last year, aud some on '1 ,Jusiastic in her
thot e. Ina fnuscal criticism are f,+rnvc-
praise All accounts agree in ernad as decided
She has voce Gf very beautiful qualliy, anu ,dIv at
e also and we rejoice % hear that s ttn nredcted
tanning the high position "hlch We nav
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rup ,,1ssIssIpPI RIVER RIOTERS.

Nine of the rioters who attacked and killed
n number Of negroes the steamer Dubuque IN Tue
Mississippi River last Summer driving some
wv -, rnino,s The trial occupied sixteen days,
aud Of h the s Mas We're SS
fIluy d ,hs others convicted OF manslaughter, with
9nnrsonmsnt as follows: Blair three years Doian'
scRz and Campbell eseh oI Two 1eS ye The
mch and Butler are in jail the former ut Rock Island
Iowa. "hoie no VIII Dubuque Herald.
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neither OF the lovers wished for morganatc Marriage
Therefore the Prince has pstioned the King to allow
him to call himself simply Count Noer, and all for tho
sake OF the good heart the sound head and the bright
eyes OF Fraulen Carmeta Eisenbatt daughter OF Ger
man merchant Of Calcutta, formerly IN good clrcum-
stances This hstorette reminds Of George Sands
Marquis OF Vemar" Of the purest and most pow
erfu works. though less known than most OF her other
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PENNSYLVANIA.

A MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF MINORITY RLPRE-
SENTATION.
PHILADELPHIA, July ga meeting of dele
gates from counties in Pennsylvania where the Ropub-
cans arc in the minority held yesterday and reso-
luton adopted that the Republican State Committee
from minority counties called 10 meet on the 18TH lns
is recommended call state Convention 10 he com
pocd Of delegates from minority counties and dis
trcts with view to procuring legislation favorable to
minority reprcsentation and that It invite all majority
counties and districts favorable TO the same to sond dele
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The offering. Of Beef cattle this week ghi amounting % ont
100 head. prices ranged from &c. . lOr far 20 good snl m
a lOc for choice beevs Common cattle soil a; from 10 DE- n.
SHEgPThe demand for sheep sni The saes ong
reached head flom 10 btc q ~
OGsIhe sale Of hogs reached 800 head al from +l1 % 70
&2 70 & lO0 H. net for ,oru.iei. .
Cow-Thee much change in this market; 10 bead sod
for spnngers and so 80 for sni calf
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BROwN-At Concord n. H. July Lucen Brown The 18th yIa
The relatives friends respectfully invited attend The funeral Al
the Reformed Church. Kenst Greenpont L. l., July at Veoo
BRUsHiu BrOoklyn July Consln Brush aged Is years
his funeral the Holy TRULY Citation Mon
tague, "Wednesday the 9Th inst, al O'Clock ?.
CARPENTERo TUESDAY July Mary ca'peae daughter Of the
Relatives and friends ofe family are invited to attend her from,
her late residence in Harrison THURSDAY The IN inst a. o'clock,
at III H. and carriage. will ssng Rye Station.
DAyEY-On Monday the sb william O. Dssy, aged 50
Thursday 7th, from 225 Moutgomepst, Js, City.
DOUGLIss-On SATURDAY July 1870 Daniel Dougs II b.
late MARY and Hoes Dougs, n ihe I'D year o. BIS sge ~ .,
Wednesday 9th inst, O'Clock from bis late residence No
PoughkeepsIe papers please copy
FARR-July Mary p wife Of Asa Par IT, aged - yeara
PULFORD-A Harlem Sunday. July Bre L. aged yesr' u
months and days aud Bonnie w 9sgi II months ana day. op
The feStyes friends invited attend 'h fa, az .
East One % .ssniy Tue viii be asoo
o'''n'''n' '''a' '9 IN death not d,iiei"
IHRE-In Jersey City SATURDAY, July Benamin Ihre aged
Funeral services at bis residence IS wa.hngonst at 10 o.
WEDNESDAY The friends AMI relatives inyiei to aenA
without further Tie remains will be taken 70 Ras'on Penn-
LAwREYCR-A Little Rock Ark sunday morning July Luther
Notice Of funeral hereafter
oUryY-Tuesay July s. at the residence other parents Paterson
RSes sai trends sfp invited attend 81 Joha'
Church Paterson on THURSDAY at loocock a
RUsSELL-At Greenfield Mas July Francis Burg Russell in h H
TAPPEY-sulIeuy in Colorado Denver Sunday Jans y
Geo w Tappen OF Chicago Carhart Lewis Tsppep,
the 29th Of lis
relatives and friends, and those OF ms tthe geo la T. ~
respectfully invited attend his funeral from le eI' Auou cor
and Twenty nth-st, on helhesJ morning.
July 6. at O'Clock, without further notice
VAN AMRINGR-At Katonsh. Y, MONDAY July Of choe
Howard aud Coruea bucAnOr IAN Am
riBge Of this city aged mouths and days .
Prns services will he held katOnah, this "Wednesday nonn1
he an ins at "A O'Clock remains will be taken WoOitwr
Cemetery for nterment
WARNOCK-In Nevada suddenly Roht WarnOck, eldest sou
Robt Wamock Of this city, aged ~ years ,,Yn,
Pnpe,,l services from Pesytean Church South Third ani P
ats BROOKLYN f. D. Wenesiay 9th last, al p NJ Fuehl'
the family respectfully Invited
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY G. 1870

has been accomplished here could likewise be attained at
all the Minis with equal skill and care.
"Requrng the token coinage TO be one OF material of
uniform value" We do what benefit would result
TO the community by Withdrawing 200 100000 pieces Of
bronze coins, and taxing the country with the cost Of
manufacturing coppcr-nckel to take their place.
keD York, July o, 1870. AMERICAN
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cnpYRIaHT IN CANADA.

81 ne nrst p9VG nossed n England is 70 come oG
immedlatc at Toronto The book is mr., a. 90 being
ne .iisl'ers aud Messrs. Hunter, l'ose vim con
printers There VIII be penS @efieSn edition sold in
1sGs The fine is Ieyiale upon the imp.IunB Herald
posing such American books for sale'-''i"n'i'"'
4nle ~.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
KNOX PARK RACES.

RocKLAND, Me-, July 5.-Several races took
place at the Knox Park Course yesterday the principal
one being sweepstakes for purse of $3.50, between A.
W. Worcester's buckskin Mcclellan and II. Bradley's
Black.Walnut which was won by BlackWalnut In three
straight heats. Tme-2:394 23ii, and 2:34 pursefOf
500 was contested between John Shaws Beauregard
l.. r. Billiards. Cushnoc, and A. w. Worcester's black
mare Annie. Beauregard won in three straight heats
Tine-2i2, 2:i5l and 2:i2A.
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MfRRIED.

BARDwELI-PARSONS-In Epiphany Church Washington, @,
June hy Rev y NJ Hassus D. D., u Brooklyn " Frrie1s
Barwc Of Lawrence Kansas TO Neo Parsons Of Falls thurca,
Va.
GRIRBEI-RGTTBRO Sunday July 1870 stthe residence Of he
brides mother No Mougomer-st Me-" YORK by The Rev B'It9oi
Krues Mals0n-s German PrsDitan Church Jnhui
Henry Ma1mian recl Of Bertha Prussia To Philippine
daughter Frederick W. Ritter Of MaTbug GERMAN
Marburg and Berlin papers please copy.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tuesday June g. 1870 At St Janet
Church A. e. Weekend d. D., John Meredith 70 Car
RE daughter ofJoh C. HBshagen, all Of this city -
LMAN-TURNER-O Thursday june p BY the Rev Charles
Sing Pullman Grace Stuart daughter Of Wm L. Turner.
all Of this city No caris
PATgH-B Wednesday June D. by the Rev Thos D. Ander
son Henry Patch NJ D. to Le0nora daughter Of Henry H. Bull.
oil Of Harlem.
WARNOCK-BARR-On THURSDAY june o. st the residence u the
brides parents Rev j. C. K Mlgan James Wsnock to MARTINS
Barr, both Of this city.
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pm STOCKINGS VS.. FOREST CITY,

CINCINNATI, July 5.-The second game % OF
80 mi between the Forest City Club Of Rockford, Ill.,
and the Red stockings drew immense audience yes
frrday, Tie result was Red Stockings, "a Forest
To-day the Mutual and White Stockings
roy AT he Union Grounds. Tomorrow Rose I'M ana
PRINCETON College meet at the fremont "rouhus' west
che
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THE NEWMARKET RACES.


LONDON, July 5-At the Newmarket races
today the sweepstakes Of 20 soyeregns each was won by
Mr. Joseph DaWsOn's b. c. King o. Scots, by King Tom
RcpOsc third.
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VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND CITY ELECrON-DEcISIoN OF THE
COURT.

RICHMOND, Va, July 5.-Judge Gulgeon to-
day decided in the contested city election question: tha
the matter of illegal aud fraudulent votes cannot DC gone
into Had this branch of tho case been gone ln'o e
proceedings would have extended beyond the term io
which the city officers were elected Inc 80
A.. ~ doiyio, I'm effect gives the city offices to
tbeir candidates Tho Conservatives sun cOh'oSV '0
caoe an the ground of informay in the election
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Congress and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot FOR Congress.
Empire ami Mineral Spnug Water % CHANBER's NEAs
BKOADwA Free evees daily City and BooAbn ht9Ell Haes only
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ILLINOIS.


TIE ENTIRE CONSTITUTION ADoFIED'
CHICAGO, July 5.-Very few oihclai returns
OF the election held Saturday have Deen iecei'ou'
there Is doubt that the Constitution WIN in
It articIes has been adopted by large majority
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John II. Henry, = COlIeRe-piace, New-York.-PoPu.
MEDICINES snI MINERAL WATE Al that mIn.t health
happiness. IA goods guaranteed gHn and furnished
quantities desired THB LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT Aisp
IN THE WORLD
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Priscilla ellison, daughter Of an employe in
a ~. Vailwav co.'s shop at Port Jerys. n W com
ia ,nieido on SUNDAY Wy takiQg eotrVsiye saDnate'
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Dpyoc,s Kerosene O-Water white color and warranted
pure aud safe DEyoE MANUFACTURING Co.. III FulOnst l.
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Wedding ard Visiting Cards. initial Stamping Note Paper
VIZ EyEKDILLs SOUS lOi PuLToST Old DUrcu CHURCH.
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CRICKET.
NEw-YoRK VS.. PATERSON.
NEw-YORK.

Those clubs had match at liobOken yester,,
a., tbc result of which will be seen by the appended
cor The New-York Second Eleven played against the
strength OF Paterson: ,vovx
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NATIONAL VS.. UNION.
WASHINGTON. July D.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-1he game OF pan TO-
Az Letrrcu the Unions OF MOrrisana and the Nationals
of his civ was one-sided and tame affair thr0uYn9
The were without the services OF ther me
tcher Rirdsall and the Nationals were short OF nay
ntcbcr and Glenn. left field, owing to some mlsuhuei-
tsndino IL was rubberbal game and there were con-
siderable mu in the play on Doth Sides LUG oio"ino
ist the by
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THE ST1TE or TRADE.
PHuADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT--l
nnMPSTIC MARKErS

Ardusr, Gs July Cotton dull ami sales i95 bales
cepts IL bales Mdlhng, ElGl7ic.