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M ATERIA M EDICA

Contains no more acknowledged powerful and effect
I've medicines than those of the vegetable kingdom
At the same time it is fact beyond dispute that such
medicines leave in the human system no bad effects
therefore, it should be mans study to avoid all medi-
cines that any form contain the least part of any of
he many mercurial and arsenical preparations.
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EDWARD WILDER'S MEDICINES

Are made and compounded in the most scientific man
ner and are the most powerful known in the vegetable
kingdom, and warranted not only to cure all the
diseases for which they recommended but to Grad
cate them from the system and leave it in the funess
of its vigor and strength They are alike prescribed
and used by the ablest and most learned medical men
and by the ministry and in instance have they
been known to fail in performing rapid and certain
cure.
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Come One! Come AHH!.
City Lots.
UNRESERVED SALE.

DY p. lei. RossON, AUCTIoNEER-Will
- be sold at public auction, at the Market House, in
the city of Shreveport, on Wednesday, the ID day
of February, 1870, positively without reserve Lots
Us, T. 6,78 9, 10, II, r. 49, A. Is, 6, IT, 49, 49,
co. 81 o. 49, a. %, 26, o. %, 90, 80, 81 80 So 81 3d.
SO, 81, SO, 49, 49, A. 49, As, A. 49, 49, A. As 49, So
So 3d. 81 So, Sc, 81 IS, SO, and CO. all being subdvi
sions of TenAcre lot No. "A and lying the west of
the Railroad; in the neighborhood of Tomas Rob-
D. Cane and Joseph Howell, Esq. There are many
beautiful building sites in this subdivision and rare
opportunity is offered those without homes to provide
themselves with the real part or position of one.
Terms--One- half CASH in United States currency
upon the spot and the balance in twelve months with
notes due at twelve months from date, same bearing
eight per cent. per annum interest from date till paid
with mortgage and vendors lien retained. Title fully
guaranteed.
map of the same be at my office, No. Mi
lam Street. p. II. ROSSON
iy 2 dtdos Auetioneer.
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GEORGE A. PIKE,
BAN KER,
Shreveport, Louisiana.

Exchange for Sale on
BANK OF NEW YORK, New York;
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK, st. Louis, Mo-;
PIKE, BROTHER l. Co., Bankers New Orleans;
UNION BANK, London, England
FRED. 8. BAILIN & CO., Bankers, Paris France;
DISCONTO GESELLSCHAFT, Berlin, Prussia;
NJ A. GRUENEBAUM 4 BALLIN, Bankers, Frank
fort-on-the- Main, Germany.
Coin Bought and Sold. Is24 dAwsm
On BALES INDIA BAGGING-For sale BY
~ fs30Hl =. b. JACOBS
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Shreveport Price Current.

tAADE FROM ACTUAL SALES. AS THEY TRANSFERRED
1t should be understood that our quotations gener
any represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency. In filling small orders, higher rates will
have to be PAID.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
English Female Bitters cures all females.
g. F. B. cures cross, Grabbed and fretful wives.
E. F. B. cures pale, chlorotic girls.
Mysteries and melancholy cured by E. F. B.
The great uterine tonic, English Female Bitters,
Sold in Shreveport, La by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
E. Z. B. for all irregular uterine actions.
Leucorrhoea and pr5lapsus uter cured with E. F. B.
E. F. B. cures old chronic female complaints.
For palpitation swimming and gddiness of the head,
cold feet and hands, use E. f. B.
Pretty, smiling faces impaired by E. F. B.
Pale, feeble and emaciated females use E. F. B.
E.F B. is the sickiy woman. s hope
A comfort at the g turn of life" E. F. B.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
For coughs and colds-Dromgooe l. Co.'s Pectoral.
Chronic bronchitis, use Dromgoole Co.'S Peetoral
The best expectorant, Dromgoole i Co.'S Pectoral.
Dromgoole Co.'s Buchu is the best and cheapest
Fer effects of inescreon, loss of memory, shattered
nerves, etc, use Dromgoole & Co.'s Buchu.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS KENNEDY.
What's the meaning of E. F. B?
After your sick wife has tried three or four doctors and
half dozen old grannies, let her one bottle E.FB.
E. F. B. cures all diseases peculisr to females.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS l. KENNEDY.
x,E. J. Leman, on Market Street, has one of the
nest assortments of Confectionery and Fruits have
in the place. 1t is worth visit only to
MS establishment He is also prepared to furnish for
balls parties Cakes and CONNECTIONS in the most re-
'herche style and on moderate terms [dA
Now is the time to subscribe for the Magazines for
mother year. Clubs are being made up at the News
md Periodical Depot in the Post Office building, for
iodey's Demorests, Petersons, Harper's, Southern
Farmer Iesie's and the Ladies' Friend Fd15S st
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FOR SALE.
r HAVE in my hands to sell, to any one wanting a
comfortable home, the most desirable country seat
neighboring the city.

FOR SALE.
r HAVE in my hands to SELL to aay one wanting
l. comfortable home, the most desirable country seat
neighboring the city.
DESCRIPTION.
This residence sust two miles from the Corporation
Line, and Is Frame Dwelling, on the Cottage ORDER
containing four rooms with bath dressing room
ten-foot hall running through it, with front gallery
running the full length ofthe house. ten feet wide also
back gallery. TIE house is entirely and not vet
entirely completed, though in course of compile
ton and will be handed to the purchaser thor
oughy mashed Attached thereto all the necessary
out-houses, with underground cstern and fail
ing well good water. There acres of ground
belonging to this homestead, which there is ado
escent orchard of Peach Apple and Pear trees with
Strawberry bed and young and healthy Vineyard
The possessions high and dry and the road leading
thereto from the city Away, lin the Indictment sea-
son OF the year passabe In fact is only necessary
for any disposed to buy in want of comfortable
home to visit the premises and backed with the abil
ity, am sure trade WILDE effected. Fences and gates
in good condition
Terms-One fourth of the price agreed upon will be
expected in CASH, and the balance in one and two
years, with notes bearing eight per cent per annum
interest from day of sale secured by tgage and
personal security, with the usual claims.
Apply to z. H. R0SS0N, Auetioneer
DIS diff or to Col. S. L. TAYLOR
S25 REWARD.
i WILL pay the above reward for the recog very Of
Il my Horse, stolen from me last Sunday night at
the Baptist Church in Shreveport. He was pony
built Mustang, prominently marked with white and
chestnut spots. No white the right fore leg; the
other legs white from the hook down. White blaze in
the face and white spot in the left eye He formerly
jail std8wI HENRY HEARNE
xna FRENCH HORTICULTURE. A.
SA Grand Exhibition of Plants and FruitasaAae
~ Trees, imported lately from Europe. -
49, ....Texas Street. ...............4
Mr. PELLORCE, Florist of Paris, invites amateurs
a nd the public to call and these plants, which
ia splendid order and very fresh Will be sold at mod
crate prices. Catalogues delivered free llail Std&w
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PER STEAMER SELMA-D & R q pkgs Muir
Gibson X x SO 7 & W $50 J J Chancellor sc B
&co 81, 700 do to Martin & Ford-A IMcRae 1855 K
eco 100, 81 do to Hoss& Durham-C Bacon NJ Scott
G W CT G W j s 483 Mex Geo 1S5 Scott
& Petty Underwood 10 Davis Cain W Cous-
ms 1913 } Mcdaniel AGO "A Roberts 4 Mindsay T. to
185-Thurmond Hicks 609-Stacey & Poland As
McCutchen Geo 2-Burnham&Horr 66-Teah& Rensch
&c Pike ii Kahn &bro Sale &Murphy SD
Hawkins 18-Wash Boisseau 422-P Fl Kyes eco
F-Reiersen Gragard 275-D L Tally u Rem
dali 3-Peyton Marshall 8-A Shafner 10-White&co
w Strickland 60 Il Reynolds 2-F Leaven-
worth 81 Morris 3-Hamton eco 231-B Hol-
lingsworth 6-F Calm 6-J F Utz 2-Walters & Elder
9-Lake Newell Mcclure B & S 38-Sam We'll l8-
Conway & Buckalew 24-E B Jacobs 2S-A D Lister
20-J Lewis Geo 8-R Heath IL Goodman 10
Mundy & Collins 98-Chas Moore 1871 Langenbach
15-Hecox & Kinney market Exchange 2-D LRose
1-Looney Cousins "A Winler Al Robson IA
Lenoir wv Conner &co 1S-S Herold 2A-J W Chat
ham 8-Ward eco Il Baer IS. Total 1870
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IF BOB MoCAy WILL PLEASE SEND HIS ADDRESS
TO Mrs l.. JOHNSON, Herald onlce, he will an old
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PROPOSALS.


I IMPROVEMENT or TAUNTON RIVER.
J. OirIos THr ". 4. EsCtNKrns, Oct ., lsW.
Proposals will BIO received a. this Office until ~ ~ on trd
18Th OF this month for dredging channel through the sho
10 the Taunton river. commencing At point called ths
"Needles," situated ia miles below Taunton.
Tho channel be 30 feet wide and ~ feet deep At low
water involving excavation ~ tho Noodles OF about 500
onbc The cdsing viii be continued up the river
until the whole available (Si0yQ1 expended.
The material TO be dredgrd hard compact gravel inter
mixed With bondeS
The drcdged material Is 10 be deposited on the Cats oppo.
site Dishor inside Of "orassy Isnnd' Dghton Ro,k -
Fine I'm Bend The piers OF the old bruee, pro
vised that proper bukhsads be constructed a. tic two
las. pAces 70 pesen the material being AGAIN washed
into the channel
Proposals he prioe per cubic yard for redsir
AND dspostng the material 10 the places mcated Apo ~
price cubic yard for the Ia the shore OF all
des that 10 brought By the shovel OF the dce
Proposals must be endorsed the ervrlore .Proposns
for Taunton RIVER Bank forms for proposals. Qar
ee upon which all bids sire ccnsies
aloAs can ts obtained al this once application
J. ". t0arsk Le1l<nAltSo .oss. sag aeesA
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prREcroaY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS NINTH PAGE Fourth. NTH and sixth col
AsTR1Loiy~ sRcovp PAar--sixh column.
Bo a AND Iob1IsG wANTED~ Oi1 PAGE Third
BoAsSE Ess WANTED SECOND pAaarrss, second and
%ss ssfsyR yss gs
BUSINESS orPoRTUSlTIEs : FIRST PAGE = Fourth
ags,SEss ISonIohs. -szyrsru rAer-s,xsh column,
CITY real EsIAlE FOR SAIL -TwELfrH pAcE-Fifth
CLERKS AND sALEsMRS-TwEIrru PAaE-second col.
c5oTHINs- S,SEH rAeE,zrAlra column. Il
coAsraislS srGANsnIrs-- rAex-rah and
c c9oPSEGSfI;siFs rmsr Paesr Fourth column
DDnnAATIsTaY.T Ninth PAoE-ronrth column.
DsT - @ iHs AND us
euRdpnsN cGnmn column.
EEiXcgssIoNs. sroosp rAor-s,,,th 60 umn.
oons xRo 70
yEES5 ss%% " p.o,7,s
HELP WANTED-MALEs TWELFTH pAaE-Thirl col
HE'LL WANTED rEaAL Es-TwELrru PAGE-Frst and
HORSES, cARRIAaEs &o.--FIrsr pAcE-second and
HoIELs-sroosG rAer-rArd column.
HOUSES ROOMS, &C., wANTED-FIrsr PAGr-sizth
JERSEY CITY. HOROkEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--TwELFrn PAoz--
Sixth column.
HSAS sssa.
MACHISlRf- sEoosD PAar-Fourts column
Marble MAhTELS- Ninth PAGE--Third column.
MEDICAI.-SfcoSD PAcE-sixh column.
Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS PAar-First column
MUslCAL-FinsT PAGE-Slth column.
PEfSDNAL--FI fAGE-ftryt column.
PIkNOFORTES-NtSrI PAGE-Ihird column.
POIlTICAL-NINTD PAGE Sixth column.
PROPOSALS. PAGE Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-IwEIrrn PAGE- Sixth solurnn.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-TwEIFTH PAGE-Sxth
column.
REAL ESTATE wAETED-NINru PAGr-Third column.
SALES At AUCTION Twelfth PAeE-Foursh and fifth
SITUATIONS WANTED FENALEs- ELEVENTH PAGE
AID TwFLtrH PAGE-FiJst column.
SITUATIONS WANTED -IALES-TwELFTu PAGE-Sec.
ond column.
SPECIAL NOrlcEs-rInsT PAsr-First column.
6POhTlNG-pOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr pAGE-Second
column.
6TALLIoNS-FRsr PAGE-Second column.
SUMMER RESOItTS-SRCOND PAGE-Thrd column.
THE TRADES-TwEIFTH PAGR-Third column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
TO LEI FOR BUSINESS PURPoSEs-SKcoEp PAGE
Fourth column
sRAvlLLERS GUIDE-srooSp PAGE Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND pAaE--Ffh column.
WANTED To PURCHASE FIRST PA9K-First column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIRsT PAGE--first column
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CCHIILER MONuMENT-RAMBLE TO CASING O; graf.
- Ned by tho recoen,ons disappointed the presence
Of SO large party Please be at entrance American
siute Fair 10 b r. NJ. to-day tomorrow and will
procure season ticket send address TO Herald
III send 1t. G. H. WEBSTER. ,
frOOTs TRIXs -THE BOOKS BEAUTIFUL. PER.
iccsly delighted Wish to 80 TO Har.em with you Come
soon. PINK.
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TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
THE SPIRIT OF TIE TIMES STAKE
FOR THREE-YEAR oLDs.

Tho Spirit of the Times Stake OF 1890 mile heats ia har.
ness, for three year ods, will come Oh on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, AT 3 p. NJ,
good day and track The following the subsstng
Mr. Morgan l.. Motifs b. f., by Independent, out Of
Mr. Hitchcocks Highland Beauty, by Ashland OF
Highland Maid also bis b. T. Highland Heir, by Ashland,
Mr. George r. Carpenters blk Black EaYe by Thomas
Jefferson, out Of Kitty Rickcrs.
Mr.. Denton Psarsalls b. I. Lady Echo.
Major Morton's by Hambleonan, out of Biuno's
dam.
Mr.. W. Walkers b. orr T., by Young America, dam by
Vermont HamblconInn.
Mr.. J. $. Watsons b. T. by Hambetonian, out OF Lady
Waikiki, by Cassus N. Clay.
II. DATER, President.
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HARLEM TO CITY HALL IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
~ Twelfth and Nineteenth Ward Crizens' Association
Will bold other great meeting Monday evening October
To- Of o'clock At Mnsoric Hal Eighty sath Street,
Third avenue JOHN FOLEY, President
CHARLES r. QUAcKEsBUsH, Secretary.
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An INTEREST IL MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
n fun OF work and mnkiag good profits; GOOD business
Co, l94 broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE or
IA JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL.
ONCE and snesroom 81 Nassau streeA
opposite tae Post onee.
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BUsINEss OPporrpNIrf.a.

A RARE CjhECE.-lrnE ELEGANT PREMISES $50
~ broadway, near Maiden lane, admirably edpatcd for
hfa with futures
be leased. Apply Immediately above G. T. CHICK.
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PARTNER WANTED WITH $1,000 TO al 800 IN A
~ wholesale grocery manufacturing business long md
thoroughly established, paying aGoc yearly and a.
Address RAPIDLY IA Fulton street. Brooklyn. :"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CsEwING MACHINES FOR EXPORT
~ We 10 at 10 any extent for different
hind. Of Sewing Machines for The Trade Sblppes
win bud II 10 their advantage 10 address for further
particulars GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE COM.
PANt hanuiactn era. ga Washinpton street, Borton.
uAsA
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srEClAI. NOTICES.

A iTESIAN, LfTffIA SPRING WATER OF BALSTON
n Spa and Saratoga Springs Tacse celebrated
for cse by NJ e. BROWN Inc and Fruit Store Broad
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Bsleeoo Amas And FouI,h sueeis
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PERSONAL.

A FANNY, DON'T MISS THE MASQUERADE HOP
"A. next Thursday, OF the Young Laas' Bon Ton
station, at Grand Duchess Assembly Rooms, West Thr-
tcenth street. AM0UREUX.
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CANADIAN SPORTING NOTES.

The Guelph Baseball Club retains the
championship of Ontario, having beaten Woodstock by
"A TO 10.
The Toronto Cricket Club beat CObourg on
the first inning scoring 81 and 70 to p and 80 with six
wckets down. The Rev. Nh Coachefer scored Al and II
in fine style.
The Hamilton rowing regatta was largely
attended. j. f. Webster the single scul, two miles,
in 1885, j. +. Webster ana o. " Northey the double
scu in l45 and the Breeze the fouTOared race i'll 1882
The yacht race at Cobourg for $4,000, be-
tween the ida of Montreal and the Gorilla of C0bourg
was sailed on the Path. The wind was fresh The Ida
led AWAY and although she lost her topmast and sprung
her foremost in II minutes ahead, which, by time
allowance, was increased TO 2640.
The KnickerbOckeT La Crosse Club of New
York did not make very successful campaign IN Mon
treal though they warmly received The Montreal
(chanpions three straight games in less than ha
an hour The Dominion the first and third games IN
"A and minutes. The NEWCOMERS the second, In SO
minutes and the match then suspended owing 10
darkness setting in. The NewYorkers were more sue
cessful at baseball, winning by score OF "a to 81 They
were entertained at dinner by the Montreal and D0mn-
ion Clubs and left OF Thursday for Toronto Returning
by way of Montreal they will play the ST. Johns Base
Ball Club that organization being the CHAMPION club OF
OupbeP.
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP ARENA. -
The following is a record Of defeats OF the
thus far this season:
The Atlantcs play the Forest Citys at Rock

The Atlantics play the Forest Citys at Rock
ford to-day.
There is to be an amateur tournament IN
September in Chicago. a..
The Red Stockings visited Washington, ONO,
last week and had running game with lively ball win
the Amateurs that The OF the game was
107 TO g.
A Washington Justice has decided that base
ball clubs are partnerships TO extent which binds each
member help lqudate debts incurred in the name
of a club of its agents. In this case an agent ad
purchased lumber for fences and seats and the justice
gave judgment against the club for the whole amount
and costs. =,
The principal topic of interest In base, ball
circles is the grand match today between Phadelpa
and New York The surprise occasioned by the victory
of the Mutuals in Philadelphia has been followed by an
eager desire to if they again conquer 50 strong
nine as the Athletics present. The Athleucs VIII
arrive by the D. train and after dinner at their head
quarters-the Merchants Hotel In Cortlandt-st-wili
fake carriages the grounds. Should il rain they Will
remain over until Tuesday and then play The Athletic
nine gentlemen, and merit fun share OF credit 1Or
fine play. The game will begin at p. N.
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w. Planners kindling-wOod factory, at Av-
and Eghteentlst, was badly damaged by fire
fully insured.
Children and teachers of the Five Points
House Of Industry are 70 enjoy trip to the Fishing
steamer Rip Van Wrinkle.
The New-York CaledOnian Club will hold
their fourteenth annual festival and games at Jo1ess
well as fine exhibition Of muscle and agility.
Last week 1866 emigrants have arrived at
this port The effect Of the In Europe Is nowhere
more apparent than in the above figures the total
the weeks Of May, June and the early part Of July
Avery d. Putnam, Augustus NJ. Halstead,
their discharge last week. by order of Judge Batchford
and James Z. Bogardus, and Geo. Stanley Bogardus
made application for the benefit OF insolvency.
The members of the Ninth Regiment not in
Sa at ID a sess to wa %
looms anu eioNes anu I t,ronch ,.hara 4, III
been in camp nine days.
James Donahue, Superintendent of the Free
1mng last Weef Of %
Piled for employent, 257 women Jos men required 2l5
women, 7l4 situations secured for men, 20i; women
69i; number OF situations procured, COL
On Saturday evening, after working steadily
for 90 hours the remen succeeded In exngshing the
fire at Nos. rs and 100 Maiden,ane: Yesterday the
lar ignted two barrels Of gasoline on the sidewalk ana
an explosion followed But little damage was done,
however.
The body of a woman, age 30 five feet six
inches In hight having dark hair and brown eyes and
wearing alpaca dress black cloth sacque white mus
lin undercOthing and cloth CATERS found yester
day in the North River off Pier No A. permit from
the Commissioners OF Charities and Corrections admit
ting to public institution Anna Hail. dfessmaker SIN
gle, OF Florida found In the clothing.
Jones's Wood on Saturday last rang with
the rry laughter and CHEEKY voices of the members OF
Typographca Union No g. gathered To honor their
nua picnic A great throDg Of typos was present
throug hout the day; the Reception Committee wrested
le iueof nm de
feety al home the ladies' auns :" their genial smiles
and happy presence. The Arrangement Commute was
universally praised for the tasteful Communication OF the
grounds, and altogether the joneauon passed OF most
ngrc, atly pud mCet cIcdItahy " ali concerned
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ARREST OF BURGLARS.

On Saturday, at a. m, Detective Field OF
the Fifth Precinct two wellknown thieves and bur
glars william Keller and william johnson, at the corner
OF Duane and Greenwicss., took them into custody,
and with johnson found jimmy about 16 inches long
On making examination Of the stores in the neighbour
hood, Detective Field found that attempt had been
made TO force open the OF the store of Messrs
Stearns Floyd at No Duanest., short distance
found on johnson found to fit the marks
on the door, and key, bent and twisted
was also found In the lock. The thieves
taken to the Leonardst Police Station and locked up 1t
has been aScertaned by Detective Field that the
morning OF the goth inst, the prisoners broke into the
store of Messrs. Bum Co., grOcers, at No. 1886
Greenwich-s by forcing open the front door The safe
500 T. 3 FiveTweny bonds and $500 worth of silver
ware, wedding presents belonging to Mrs R0ome, wife
OF VIM r. RoOme, the junior member of the firm, stolen
The silver is marked " G. b." Keller seen by Mr.
for several mornings previous to the burglary sit
ting in the doorway and on one occasion the lock was
found tO have been ampered with On Thursday morning
last the prisoners broke into the store OF Mcssra
SCHUYLER Adams at No. As Jay-st and stole two half
chests Of tea valued al So This tea sold by them
10 Charles DeDker OF No. 46 Wattsst, who paid them
about half the value OF the tea and he has been
rested the charge Of receiving stolen goods johnson
and Keller have admitted their guilt and yesterday were
taken before Justice Hogan at the Tonbs where com
plants made against them by Mr.. VIM p. R0ome
and by Officer Field. complaint against Denker
united in default OF 5000 bail each TO await trial
Johnson arrested In 1853 by Detective Field for the
commission Of burglary and was sentenced by Judge
Russell ~ five years imprisonment. Keller has been out
OF the Pemtentiary only Fix months where lie had
served a term Of six months for larceny.
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BASE BALL.
STAR VS.. ALPHA

The contest between these Brooklyn amateur
clubs, ON Saturday, was a onesided affair, the Alphas
barely escaping defeat without a run. They had not
their fun nne beside which their new pitcher left them
suddenly for New-Orleans. The Stars helded very
prettly in all but the fourth inning when they allowed
their opponents TO run. The match was not
regular one, as Hicks cannot play in regular game
until Sept g. The score is appended: :.
s s,s,: .,.-..:,s 9 20 : II
The stars this season have played games, OF which
they have lost seven. They have defeated four pro
sesona clubs have defeated by four professional
clubs and lost games to two amateur clubs They have
yet to play return game with the arvards at Boston
and third game with the Pasmes OF Baltimore as also
return games with the Atlantic, Mutual and Cincinnati
Mines.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP ARENA.
The following is q record Of defeats OF the
prominent sants for the professional championship