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SrarKs tROM THE rELEGRArH.

A sin exploded At Hamilton, Ohio, yesterday and
two men Nrie KILLED
Az the lpttcra were stolen out Of the Rochester
~, - Post once on sunday night,
The Indians made a raid near Byan, W r. Oh
sunday. stole stock, ana wounded one man,
aRed Cloud and his party arrived IN Chicago yes
tcrtly They VII reach Washington to.morrCw.
uayd0ck JUS, after defeating Taylor in A walking
matcn a. Lowell, Mass, was arrested On charge pck
~ pockets.
The Utica, Chenango and Susquchanna division Of
the Delaware, Lacaawanna and Western Railroad /,
opened.
In the Finh District Of Iowa, Mr.. Palmer, the in.
aunbcnt has secured 90 decs aes IN ls :ayof Nrccs
s1ry 70 anompauon. a.
The Andrew jackson Cub OF the TNrnty yfrst
ward last nighi serenSded Alderman Der natd Ohle
hl Assistant Alderman l'atIicS Garry.
At the Buckeye Jockey Club races yesterday tho
nrst race a mile and quarter dash, was won by
Ancroij beating Allie llnLt second. Tine, .il.4.
=. " Ray, printer WORKING in the WO6C>r Onicc
~ 81 Paul MINI, fell ont Of q th story window ui
that oihcG on saturday night aud wns iOuni dead on
he pavement next morning.
The American Express COnpmy have bceH
mulvici In ,0ti damages. A package containing
5000 was forwarded Dy them, and on uclScr, - con
tA!ued only sorAph OF Jid PAPER
A motion approving the action OF Gen. Grant and
the Government 10 their peaceful policy toward tho
Indians was lost In the Ircsbl teran GGners' Aspem
bly,, on Lhe ground that poiucs should have No pIcc
In tina ihnI!h
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THE LATEST SECRET MARRIAGE.
stir amops the Fashionabies Of Brooklyn
Young Norris's Urgent Business In Pnter-
son-Marrying Despite the Old Poiks-No
Cnrhs. No Cnkc. No IEIurrY.

son-Marrying Despite the Old Folks-No
Cards, No Cake, No lFlurry.
Those who love dearly love early" Imbued
with this maxim, Master Randolph Morris, son Of
Mr.. Charles K. Norris OF 35i West Thirtysecond
street, in this city though hardly twenty, fell des
perately in love with fair maiden OF sweet sixteen
by the name OF Miss Mary CroSson, the daughter Of
Mr.. J. b. Croxson, OF the welLknown firm Of l.. M
Bates Co. She resides al 13i Clinton street,
Brooklyn. Tho boys passion was nrdentiy recipro.
Gated, and the young couple plghted their.troth (;
but when the parents heard OF the love-msking II
was unceremoniousy vetoed on the score Of age.
The governor" Of young Morris OF course threat
ened to disinhe1it him.
But Morris, Jr., was made OF good stuff. and the
Miss was no less determined than her juvenile
lover. neat little plan was arranged by which the
loving pair mado IL convenient TO visit relatives in
Paterson. On the day following the youth had sud.
den business out Of town, and his business was
with the Rev. John M. Heferinan.
Soon afterward the happy bride returned 10 her
fathers house and Randolph to his paternal roof.
lie loved on In secret for weeks and weeks The
parents OF the youthful husband seeing that the child
was pning away, nj last gave their consent to the
union. which concession was speedily acquieeced
in by the father Of the BRIDE wnen to the astonish
ment OF all, the marriage certificate exhibited
Last evening they received number OF friends who
called to offer their congratulations.
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SPINS LATEST INSULT.
Gen. u Rodas In Secret Communication with
Secretary Fish for the sale Of Cuba
American Vessels Overhauied,


Secretary Fish for the sale Of Cuba
American Vessels Overhauied,
Correspondence OF The sun
Havana, May 23.-To-day there are rumors
and counter rumors. circular has been issued
calling on the volunteers TO watch Rodas, who Is
suspected OF being in secret correspondence with
Secretary Fish for the sale of Cuba. Rodas Is also
reported to be making preparations to return to
spain.
The event OF the day however, Is the suppression
OF the American press on shore and aaoat. Some
weeks since an order OF prescription
issued by the new Port Captain just como
from Spain, TO the effect that no American
vessel was TO give any American, English
or French man.of.war any letters or papers.
II has been the custom for all stecmers coming
from the United states to be literally supplied with
newspapers OF the latest dates for distribution, es
peciliy with THE sun.
The other day. the arrival OF the Severn, Rear
Admiral Poor's ship the spanish order referred TO
called to the Admiral's attention by Commander
franklin OF the Saugus, and also by Commander
Carnage of the British war sloop Dash Rear Ad.
miral Poor wrote to the Intendente, Gen. Rodas
being absent protesting against the measure, and
delivered to US.
To-day. on the arrival Of the Gala from New Or
leans an ofncer OF the Severn sent on board to
register the vessel and TO ask for newspapers, &C.
The Captain having bean notified by the Spanish
thoriues that he must not deliver any papers. told
did so, but he was going over the side, the guard
stationed there intercepted him. and took from him
all his uapers. The chaplain wa. alsoisearched and
uapers lie had secreled were removed.
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CURIOSITI ES or CRIM

john q, Mercer. a youth of II, employed 10y Orange
Judi, was yesterday committed by ComnlSs 0ner
Shields tor stealing money from letters.
Charler Hsycr aged 10 swailo We'd nitric acid yes.
terday morning, and died about noon lilo bad quar-
relied with hie wife OF Nhoir he was jealous.
Col. NightmHn, whose testimony Judge Cldwalla.
der, Of Philadelphia steInstiEed IA unworthy OF be-
lief, IL a member Ot the Tinted States secret service
force OF this city. and went on especially to testify in
the Sherman case,
Samuel Brown and Wallsee Crosby New Jersey
countcTlstcrs were yesterday. IN the United States
Circuit Court each sentenced TO -four years imprson,
In the Knl2 county feniteniaTy Peter Che
smother countereter. was sentenced 10 the place
Tor three wears.
4 hearing before Commissioner Bctts, yesterday,
H. the case Of Joseph lloyd on charge Of perjury IN
falsely tu,tif, ha bond which he executed for
distier named Kellogg developed the fact that sir
eight Judgments had been found against the accused
in the Connty Clerks otllcr.
About o'clorR Yesterday morning George Nor.
alas Dunbar ~ l5 c'anccy street. got into dis
pnte In the house gus Wooster street kept bv W9kc'
man Clari, about one Fanny Raymond, and general
reht The result during witch chairs rlaa'cs, AMI
decHntcrs were nung at random IN tho ln0l6c Morgan
scrOrs stahhcd in the light side lnd IN the hama
aud was rnbned Of his SLtCl,
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GEN. CROOKE'S HOsPITALITr.
Kicking the New York Militia OF the Pros
pect Park Parade GrOuud.

Judge Pratt, of the Brooklyn Supreme Court,
yesterday decided to gran, the md'ld1mus restrain
ing the Park Commissioners from allowing the New
York militia the Of the Prospect Park parade
ground The decision wis appealed from and
the Commissioners would give bonds In t25,OO to
indemnify the county for any damage which might
be done should they allow the militia to use the
ground. may be remembered that the residents
OF Flatbush complained that whenever the Now
York militiamen visited the place, they were accom-
" and created u disturbance IN the neghborhood.
General and Supervisor Crooke (the ather-lnlaw OF
John H. Bergen, aspirsnt for the District Attor'
neys onice) went 10 their rescue, and procured this
DLdndGmuS from his old law partner, Judge Pratt
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sauguinary Political Fight in the City Hall
Park.

Yesterday afternoon, Jerry Murphy, we'll
known Tammany politician OF the Twenty'arst
Ward, was in conversation with number OF Young
men outside the Sherin's once. Politics was intro
dueed, and Jerry INDUCED in various disparagng re-
marks about the fdsoo Of the Young Democracy,
which proved very distasteiul to his hearers, who
To n man sWOre by Fox aud OBrien, Angry words
and abusive epithels followed in rapid succession,
and the services OF an oficer were required. When
the cneer had retired four attaches OF the Sherii
once set upon Murphy and beat him brutally, cut.
ting him badly about the head When they had eI
pended their wrath the man was taken of all
bruised and bloody, to one Of the onices near by,
where physlclan was called in TO dress bic WOnnds
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NEH JERSEY.

Tive OF the nobokfn ring have eoi sos amonf
them hling IN hole In the public square JoD thai
cost 800.
DR. McCosh. President OF Princeton College. ad-
vocates an Increased compensation for the Presbyte
rian ministry.
Young man fell In NJ on the base ball grounds
IN Jersey Guy early last evening and In his paroxyisu
Mi on his tongue,
The Jersey City Council appropriated $50 to de
corate tho soldiers graves, and $500 TO bur gos
badges for themselves.
The annual Convention OF the Protestant Episco
Church for tho Diocese Of New Jersey will asscrn
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Are These Men n Part of the Bu1aIo ENpe-
diiion- My.IcrN,

DErRoir, May 30.-Nearly one hundred Fen
lans len sageuaw and Ray .Ciy OF sturdy, and
some fifty or sixty left Port Huron this morning. all
moving towards tins city. From other points IN the
State it is reported that the Fcria0s are moving
toward Detroit Nothing can be learned as to their
destination, but It is believed that none of them
lave stopped here, all taking the Lake shore Ran.
road for the East A number OF Fenians lei. iais
city on Saturday night by the steamboat
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The Death of an Eminent Bishop.

Bishop Jackson Kemprr died in Delnfeld Wau.
kesha county, Wis on tie 2ith inst lie was born In
Dutchess county, y. y, and graduated at Columbia
College in 1909. He ordained in ISL a minister
of the Episcopal Church. In 1885 DR.. Kemper was
consecrated Bishop OF the Northwest, and in 1864
became Bishop OF Wisconsin. In his Yisatons he
passed through many pliyatinns and dangers, his
extensive diocese being ihinly settled, vita limto
means of travel. 10 his artuuus labors and wise
cDUnsels the present pros crous state of the EVsco
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July meeting entries closed lust night, Double
toams-BOrst's Belle strickland and nouCst Allen .
u. Mnce's kirkwood aud Msdoc; II. Woodruh-s
Jessie Ws!-s md Darkness, nitchcccks Cuyahoga
Maid and Edna; Sauuders's Western Now York aud
Tom Keeer
2sa Pmsc-PsGe's Sheppard Knapp; Browns Lo-
Gust; ID. Nac@'s Med0c; Odikrk's Patchcn Chief;
Murphy's Carroll Whites Ed. White; Hilrs ray-
Tor: SnUndcrs's Western New York.
2B purse-Borsts j. y. Bradley: Banchard's s
License Hitchcock's Western Girl: ID. Mnces Con-
fdtnc- saunGcrs's Western New York
Purse irec to all-Dohle's Goldsmith MAID n.
Macc's Lady Thorn; Borst's George Wilkes; X.
Wilkins's Geo Pelmer; Daniois's American Girl.
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To-day the races commence on this course
with two trots, and brilliant week IL certain, with
good weather Pools sold last night as fol.
lows: Double tcams-Wales and Darkness, IS. ~:
Allen and Black Harry, %, ~; Idle aud Kirkwood.
49, Is. On the trot for horses which have not trot-
ted for money-Dutchmau, 15b, los, 100: Gwynue.
65. NJ, ~; Field, rs -, 20.
on The big trot at Union courSe-Amcrican Girl,
100 100 100: Palmer, SO S5 IS Wilkes ~, CO, is.
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OBITTARY.

James Punnett, President of the Bank OF America
died OF consumption on the 18th instant, aged 81
Gen. Caldwell X. Hail died at his residence 10
Trenton; J., yesterday; lie entered the service
Adtutant of tho FINN iscf,iment New Jersey Volun
teers IN 1861. In February, 1881 he was appointed NJ
Gov, Ward Prosecutor OF the Pleas for Mercer
which position he held up 20 the lime Of his death
Gen. Hall was born at Philadelphia, March 10, tSg aud
son Of the Rev. DIR. John Hall. pastor OF the
second Prosbyterian Church OF Trenton.
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Appeals TO the Administration The Prcsi-
dent Asked 10 inicrccdc for the Captured
FeniunS.

WAsuIYGroS, May 30.-The military command
ers and United States Marshal' Hiong the Canadian
frontier teegrapltd here last night. saying that
there a large amount Of abandoned arms and
ammunition scattered At different places on the Dor.
der, and they desired TO know wh1i DISPOSITION to
make Of them. The matter being called to the attic
ton OF tue President, he directed that instruction
should be sent to have all the arms collected to-
gethcr and placed under the control of the miitar,
authorities II the Fcnians lose the arms they havr
from time 20 lime sent iu the different dcpos the
border, their recent raid will prove a decided dndn.
cal as well as military failure.
The President has been asked by some OF the
fenians who were opposed to the recent now.
ment TO inleTccde In behalf Of the captured Fenians
now in the hands OF the Canadian authorities. The
Secretary OF state will probably confer with tie
English Minister on the subject The latter SAY :
that the Canadians src very much eSuspcratcd, and
are disposed to let the law take it, course.
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As the 7;l0 A. NJ. train from Newark, ON the
Newark and New York Railroad, wus passing West
Bergen yesterday, II was thrown from the track
through tue care tlessncss OF the switch tender The
engine rolled down an embankment and was partly
buried In tie sand. William Curtis, the engineer
was injured internally, and Mrs. keegan, ~ Union
street, Newark, mad her shoulder severely hart
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Grind CouncII of FenInn Lenders.

BUFTALo, n Y, May 30,-Fenian leaders from
the middle States and the West were in council here
to-day investigating the late disaster and adopting
measures for reorgan nization Although disguised
at the miserable failure at ST. Abans, they profess
not to be dspirted and claim that the organization
will steadily pursue its object so success.
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Another Brutai Outrage by a First Ward
Ring Politician.

On Sunday night, as Charles Herzog, a respect.
able and inonensiye German citizen, was returning
home, and just as he had reached the corner of
Greenwich street and Battery place, he was sud,
denly pounced on by murderous ru'fian, and beaten
nercilessly without proyOcaton, llerZog II now
lying at bis residence suffering from conclusion Of
the brain, and pronounced Dy his physician In u
highly dangerous state The wretch who committed
niA outrage Is named Matthew Tooie. by occupation
A night hackman but bet er known as the leader OF
the First Ward gang OF repeaers, and as q member
of the Tammany Hall General Committee. lIo - In
custody, and II is to be hoped will he mao to an.
swer FOR his crime
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THE MOVEMENT IN THE CITY.
SIN Sanguine e-Tbe Press Dispatches De-
cIared Bogus" - More Recrniting-A
Commissnry DcpnrImenI PrcpRring.

cInred Bogus" - More Recrniting-A
COnimissnry Department Preparing.
The spirits of the Fensns in this city still re-
mained und0shed, ard notw outstanding al the re-.
ports OF failures, the leaders and the rank and
nle " are yet undismayed. No news OF defeat is he
leyed to be genuine, end the excitement IL still at
battle for Ireland against the redcoats Gron the
Canadian frontier.
AT HEADQUARTERS
Yesterday a large number OF men were coneIegatcd,
most of whom had already enlisted in the patriot
army" and were anxious for the chance Of fighting
for Irish Independence upon Canadian soil Mr.. El-
gan the Vice President OF tie Brotherhood, and Mr.
Renehan the Secretary OF War, were at tncir posts
OF duty, and found their hands iull IN attendiug 10
the appca'io ions OF men who were anxious 10 join
the number o. fighting Fenians. Shortly ancr
noon a bulletin was posted IN the hallway
OF 10 Fourth street, calling upon the men
to continue true to 'he cause OF lrrh llncrL y sn9
advising them not to believe the despaches published
in the morning papers, ull OF which II vas stated
rad been tampereL with by men In ihe employ and
under the pay of British authorities This announce
ment, II possible. increased the high spirits OF the
sympathizers with the movement, and had the elect
OF causing an increase IN the number OF recruits
who, under instructions nom the onlters OF the
brotherhood, rushed to the various Committees 10
add their names to tic already long roll oi those
anxious 70 go at once to the frontier
col. RYAN's REscUEH.
A thck-set, ruddy freshman, who claimed to have
been the rescuer OF the Cuban Colonel Ryan from
the custody OF q Deputy Marshal. while under arrest
In Houston street some months ago, visited head
quarters and addressed the crowd oflOupgers IN the
hallway an on tile sidewalk at some length. He
called upon all true Irishmen not to be discouraged
BY the rumors which had been published In the
newspapeIs. and stated that there weIe men AZ the
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The situation nj ~. Albans-Boyie OReillv
Arrerir ID 0,NrilE. Lie ThrcnIcncd

ST. ALR,Ss, W., May So.-A few fenians are
s loite ring about the streets, but will leave for
their homes as they can abtain money to
pay for their transportation. Colonels Brown and
Murphy are still confined In jail. being as yet unable
TO obtain bail.
Many Of the Fenians believe that o'Ncnl intended
to he arrested by the United States Marshal and
threaten his lie II any opportunity presents itself
when he Is released. They stii cisim that he has
lare amount OF money collected from the hard earn
ings OF Iish laburers.
J Boyle RCllly was arrested this morning by Gen
Foster Bnd lodged the ST. Albu's Jail. Lieut..
Brown and Capt. Daniel Murphy are with him.
Gems. Mcdowell and ingalls, returned here
tonight from their visit to Malone. They stop.
ping at the Nelden House.
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Church FiRhi In Elizahe,h.

In the African NJ. +. Church, Elizabeth on
Sunday u negro undertook to awake sleeping
brother by holding lighted lucliOr match under his
nose. Tho sleeper quickly opened his ewes and
challenged thS offender 10 meet him In mortal com
bat outside the church, at once. They accordingly
went out fought II out and reterRst 70 thar sAaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-31
sentence a, n Wirc Murderer.

Thomas Hallorn, convicted of murder in the
second degree in the Cuur, Of Oyer and Terminer,
Morris County, n. D., iar the killing OF his wife at
Mount Hope on the lith OF April last. was sen.
fenced by Judge Dalrymple AZ MOuistOwn yester.
day to II years at hard labor In the state Prison
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LONG ISLAND.

drunken driver attempted 20 vlusA the uack VI
the SCnth side RalroRd at Fresh Pond station, b. / ,
yesterday afternoon. The horses took ri-ht and upsct
tuC hack, dragging 10 some distance The carriage rcr.
aned Mr.. Shulzherger his WIFE, and two children and
Che Gcad bOdy OF ms daughter, cf OF 7, when ihcy
were about 10 inter m the Lutheran CC'Ictcry Tue
LI.LaL ~ IL mn -hnN
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LATEST L.IHOR VIEWS.

The La Sale cOal miners, who have heep on 4
strike since the nrst OF April Will resume WORK oD ic
hTst OF June.
The BROOKLYN Carpenter Union. No. l5 have
have organized an intelligence once In their society.
by which their members nai more readily procure
pIQllnenL-
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The Came OF the Arlnu,ic- aud Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-The Atlantics Of
Brooklyn and the Athletics OF this city played this
afternoon. The fielding on both sides was excellent,
and the only muilng that occurred arose from the
wet condition Of tie bl The rain fell pretty
steadily while playing thr fourth II IN, sixth, and
seventh innings The batting good while the
ball was In good condition, but hNd finally q be
placed by new one, the old bah falling 10 pieces.
The following is the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-31

Tuttle ~ Barley Club of Nillmmburnh played the
silver star of Jew York, on ne Champion Ground.
MIR. Alexander +. Waugh, OF 292 and ?2i Ninth az.
enur, or,rs silver ball TO the ho,b club wnnlnE ne
greatest number OF games on thc Central Park gruunda
tll.s s,Hsyn Cultesi!ng Cluu4 viii Sod him thcr
npfncs cnl their 5ecretaTy, address. Entrance nee,
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FIirht OF the Rccordcr OF Nrwbnrsh.

PouGukE.rSig, NAV 8O.-Warrants have been
ssurd for the arrest uf W. j. DyckpOn, Recorder Of
the city of Ntwourgh II Il said thSt lie - trfsut-
er In 10000. He has disappeared
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Il will be that Rapillo runs 3, ,SSG votes behind
his ticket and Peckham $3.50 folger, on the other
hand, runs 40S4 ahead OF his ticket Seymour
majority over Grant WAS 10000. Democratic gain in
the State, 7I,2T5.
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The California Fenians Awake.

SAN FRAScIsco May 29.-Anothcr meeting of
Fonans was held last might Additional subscrp-
tions ere received aud number of volunteers en-.
rolled,
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THE FENIAN WAR CLOUD.
THE CANADIANS LOOKING FOR An
ExPEDITION FROM BUFFALO.
The weIinnd Canal Supposed TO be the Oh
jective Point-The Red River Troops
Haiiing-Is the sunburst Eclipsed-Large
Fire nenr Fort william.

The welinnd Canal Supposed to be the Oh
jective Point-The Red River Troops
Haiting-Is the Sunburst Eciipsed-Large
Fire near Fort william.
TORONTO, May 3O.-Despatches from bunalo
say that there are n that city about fifteen hundred
Fenians, who express their determination to mako
raid In some locality, but being without organiza-
ton, or any person capable Of leading them, no at
tack need bo feared
This opinion is ron source usually eohsdered
good
Tie Port Coborne people expect that an attempt
will be made to break the Welland Canal; but as
there are plenty OF troops In the vicinity there Is
really not much danger OF the success oil any such
Undertaking
rh... ...,.o, n, p,vo. ,xooos o,a o,o oou
i"oe nu"uieu heu h''e' "'oV' anu Wv ~
pany OF regulars are under arms here, ready 70
move IN Port Colborue or elsewere II occasion re-
quires. Tue neu h'e' "oops Ne'o y" o' ~
Fort William tomorrow, but will now probably be
detained M n nrecaution
-, -, ,, -, A., A.. a. p.-,.-. ~,
Ihe general Wsn mere u Ws' inc renisns WIN
come across, and be so thoroughly beaten that the
" sp,bura, e" uoutd be tborougb,v eciipsed and an
end nnt 10 the nresaot suspens
woods near Fort W,ntam AZ Thunder Bay on Nav
is Tbc bnrned d,.tTict Ia on the ron, of The Red
River exnedltion and viii give acme troule In
making a oaad
Rom, ntic F.ca ne nj I. Fcni.p Omcer-JTnitrd
So. T....- G..s,i,. Ta IN. ne
y''' ~, ~.
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lnrirc-Mr John Lrum, Of the lgktOrd club,
SCoretS-MessIs. GIN ana Conn.
Time OF game-Two hours ana iortY minntes.
To-day the Forest City Cub contend against the
Atlantcs on the Union Ground, and will certainly
draw alarge crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-13

Messra Henry C1ews q "a hovo hnon anroIn tod honL
-, -. -. a., CT. :. - .1,
ers anu nhahcla agents 'or the o,ae vi hapama ara
the interest and other maturing obligations OF the State
will hereafter he Maid at their banking house
W" m =" - ~, r,,,,- -, n.u~,.
ING earnings OF the Hlnos cehtrai froah TOT April,
1870 we're 32 cash received for lands 70;
acres NJ land sold A. an ,aroo
FROM the report OF NE Ioedo, WaDash q Westfm
Railroad company LOT isos we gather me ioowng iaxs
and hgures Length OF road 622 miles the receipts 0fhe
year were from passengers, s2l4539 freight a6sl-
go 80 mail, 1909 9s miscellaneous, sib,Hl 81 totsi,
425242 81 Ihe expenses were Tor renewal OF IRON ana