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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24
THE YELvERroN MARRIAGE,-Lady Avonmore has
sent the following to the san Francisco Li,hLeLin.-

EDITORS BULLETINIn the B,1-tia there IL paragraph
headed the "leverton Casn,' in which notice rather
rjous error VIII kindly correct it, for think II Ia only
public, who have taken such IN
IT, have true version OF Il, although when
has eight years. and has gone through eighteen
different trials is what difficult for any not
quained with the facts to keep The decisions Of
Supreme Courts both OF ireland and Scotland, In
the OF the Irish marriage aud the other of the
Scotch In the trial IN England to which you
doubtless allu6e, the marriage issue never de-
cided, having been non-sued the ground OF III
risdcton Upon another occasion the House of Lords.
having conont action before them, Refused on the one
hand the petition of Major YeyetoD - he declared Tree 81
marriage with me- and the oher pronounced judgment
of 'noupioyen" against my marriage Tnis singular aeci
sion TOOK the legal world by surprise II was ,e acme "
mysthcaton OF the Scotch law of marriage Major
freed, hut not bound! rort1na,ey, ~,
real status did not depend upon the scotch marriage toe
Irish having been inay proved 10 iO ser trns
the of the various suits has Only peen cus
and vexailous, Scotch court could ueve. n.e..
with an Irish marriage, and the litigation WAS ne,uen
merely to save OH criminal proceedings for bgaIy 10 SCOT
land. We not married third time IN osne
wise there might DO third claimant ior dover o
,he Er,sb iaw. ' THERESA AvONMoKE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24
CkuTllN n MOTHERS.

A Child Supposed TO Have Been Poisoned by
Swallowing Liquid Blueing.
DR.. John Beach yesterday received Information
that child two years of age had died at the resi-
dcnce OF TIE parents 2li West Twenty-seventh
street. from the effects Of poison. II was suspected
that during the absence OF the mother from the
room deceased had drank from cup quantity oI
indigo blueiig used for cleansing clothes IN tue WASH.
When the mJther entered she found her cnlld IN
COMMISSIONS md at the same time noticed biuelh9
on the lips. PHYSICIANS were called but could rem
der no permanent relief Dr.. Beach will to-day
make a posJ.nortem examination on the body anu
thus determine the cause OF death, Ine name oi
deceased did not appear.
, 1870-07-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.


A STOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES. HATS ,AED GAPS
- for ssLs IL one Of the ber towns in Illinois This
\ chzuee for tnvona wffhlng to into tr1de,
the haa largo cash trade established Any
ono meaning buatne1s cAn cali on add1rs j. Il.
RRQXNE. MacDIoh, iIiQRea =
, 1870-07-13
HOTEL PERSONALS.

BRIGGS HOUSE.
among the arrivals at tho Briggs House, yester-
fay. were the following: Alfred A. Andrews.
Mass.: Arthu, Holmes. Courtland; j. c. Birds
eve. San Francisco: c. D. Woolwo1th. Sioux CITY:
j. C, Morse, Toledo: c. y, Campbell, Adrian; 8.
G. williams, Janesgille; ), D. Miller. boston;
Geo. E. uaziett Sioux CITY: James E. Burgess. ).
n, Parker, Boston; James ,. Harris, Pittsburgh: !:
+ d DnEtinr Hannibal; Geo. ". 8cott Pitts
bnrch: John ", Drew. Grant Rapids; Eugene
Ford, Columbus: J. F. KSan, LoAss1Ae' s. ..
ne''''A' 81. JAMks HOTEL
Among the arrivals at the ~ LANES nolei, Yes
terdhT, were the following: Daniel Z. JenGs JaEk-
spn. Mich. Nm. 6. PIrman, Joseph W. Hopbtfls,
Matjieon; Geo +. Master, Rochester; II. &. DoIl-
vel, j. B. Collins, Belv1aerc; = u. Drncc, =
Williams, New York; Robert Culbertson, Clncln-
pa; uSRk,Gs, VT eeGSnqs g. e Bond j. bosten; bo jones'
cleveland; n. n Mills, Dayton: ". {. BabcocE,
Pontiac; Geo. A. Billings, St. Louis.
TRKACET uOUsA
a+nonp the arrivals at the fremont House, yes
terday, were the following: Rev. G: Eoirester' =
Aurora; VIM. Saunders. pottlan1y OIegon' NJ: !.
Davis New Orleans; ". Sahfn, G!ese'ala thor
+ Mo1son, henderson s,ahio1 Nj IN Gmahs. Eaptaln
Wm' JSiu' Wallace, Battle Creek: Hnn- ". 7. shsw,
Iowa; D. Mcbride, Henry TayioS La,aSette; D..
,5 Iogan acn HaEsGa5oulHS sao Hnaakes Rsosn.
LOOMS, Jccksun, Chas, f. Maurice, 81 Louis
SHERMAN HOUSE
Among the arrivals at the Sherman Honset yes
terday, were the following: Rev: Or; p. D: Z y. y
Browne, Milwaukee; YIN. G. RuJter. Albany; =
F. weaver, Cheyenne; ". L Kane, Chegcn1o; y.
Doyls san M E!ancisc9H ~ 1onu arso. SeSada
Geo. VI. Marvin, Norwich; J. II. TroweHdgs5' 3
California; Hon- VIE. T. Shaw, iowa; proi ~, =. :,
Evans, Ann ArboT; Ehas. n. Ea!reanks, G!eee.
n. % minis: 4. Il. Griftlth, s. s Grif11tn, San Fran
cisco; Edward BufoIl, Nashville
, 1870-07-13
THE PROVISION TRADE
Adoption Of Rulcs Rclntire to Packing and
Inspection.

The Board Of Trade held q meeting In the
Chamber OF Commerce. yesterday afternoon. to
hear the report Of the special committee on the
rules Of the Provision Trade, and for the trans
action Of other business
Nr. s. II. McCrea, President, occupied the ChAlF
und Iii. Charles Randolph o1lciated as Secre-
taty.
A proposed amendment to the rules. offered br
UF Lewis, to the effect that all contracts for the
delivery OF property at o future time, exceeding
three days, shall be ln writing, was laid On the
table.
ruea 49,
be dispensed with
The molten prevailed. ..-- ...-...
Mr. Renncy moved that the amendments adopt
cd at the meeting OF the Provision intercst last
week hc read and acted UPON
The motion was carried and the amendments
pr. 7. 4, Turpln, In order to get the amend
mcnts before the house, moved that they he ac-
The motion was carried. ..--.,
Dr, Turpin moved that the report OF the commit
Tee be read In Sections sertatnm. and that tile Sec
t1ops he tAoptea or rejected separately.
The motion prevailed ,....
Nr. n. Z, Fairbanks said there was very de-
c1le Objection 10 the rules outside OF the packing
They wsre gsfen ,Rp, Rp ~ Inc paekes
whom many OF the Inles were ob1eenonaMe. Ae
wanted to harmonize both interests, and he moved
that the whole rules be referred backto tue same
" Tufptn said lie report Of that committee
had been pretty fully disc Used during the past
three weeks and the rules ha4l been submitted 70
large meeting OF packers and brokers, py Whom
they were amended and aaoGted aaanlnsonsy 1ag
The question WEE taken on Af. faltoauAa Dlo-
tiop ana It Waa carried
The meeting then adjourned
, 1870-07-13
COUNTRY HOMES Oh CITY H0VELs.

II Tie Editor Qf The Chicago TRIBUNE.
The following extract from 3 letter from the
country. received at the oflce Of the Chicago Re-
lief and Aid Society, will serve al specimen Of
others had almost daily:
ave want 1 woman who Is healthy. able and willirs
ssy d.
Te.hns .Rd loains vel ean ind s0oa P Rsrps
81 ssss:;:.s 81 sis; i
applying 10 sou for MD i the hope that thcvby Tn
Which wc " row e do
difference between shs ds1aand nd supply ,c,t u,
ali parts OF the country, white at the same time
oui citr ls fn1l of women Of the class named, nv
ing IN rented rpoms, tryng 70 support taemseves -
obtain continuous employment, In consequence OF
the great surplus Of this class OF laborers are 10
considerable extent dependent upon public OF
demoralized and paupe1tzed by receiving as eaar-
ity what they should earn by their aWn laeor' ana
might II they would but consent to go Where taelt
When the community has learned, and acts up
on, the truth that II Is morally EroDg to support
by charity those whose labor esewfserc would iar'
nlsh self support, and when our surplus !aloItls, L.
10th male and female. appreciate the fact thai
they have no right to cat tue bread Of dependence
here, When their labor Is needed IL other coMMa.
mites, great advance Will have Been made In oQ1
benevolent work .....,-..-,..
The Qore nearly We WORK In harmony With
/ natural laws, the more certain we arr o. sue
cess. The aggregation Of people In dense masses
y a violation Of NATURES law, und Always bst1ge
It's penRllI In poverty, paupe.1sn crime, and dis
found IN a removal Of the cause-tn diffusion
Working in this direction, we arc working Ii
harmony with natures tGtds, laws and may ex
pecs SUCCESS All efforts short Of this. however
necessary. are but paiiatses and leave the aouEct
OF the disease untanched- firmly believe tha
there IL no direction in which benevolent e6or
will meet with so great success, and accomplish
1 50 great an amount OF good az In encouraging
| aidiuR. eyen forcing Q1y moral force1 the uner1
DloYed poor Of the citS, to 60 10 homes aud en-,
pioymcnt in the country
X has been fully demonstrated that the deman
far snch ueoue Is greatly far beyond our ability
snnniy. and It viii be criminal II hereafter the
shaii ic allowed TO absorb those means CONT
3Vteti for the relief Of the sick, dspende&nt, en- az
l ba1r w.
, 1870-07-13

tors werc not pkeseut, but 3 SUFFICIENT number
were In attendance 70 t.ke al the inittstoy steps.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Rtsoleed That public no:!ce b. md 4 hereby Given,
that book o aobscion shs1 Be opened the esRtaf
etock Of the National Irish MmrAnt Aid AnoctAtou4
and that sad books shall be openfd In the following
cities upon the Iet day Of August 1e and under the d.
ttctIol Of the pcrBore nanlcd:
Chica6o m-DaTid walsh, Charles Mcz1q1hen
Milwaukee, Wis.-Andrew Mullen and J6ha V'Ccu
Madison. Wia-,John Resnolda.
St Louis, Ao.-,1ohn y. klapey:
st PsuIs Ainu~M. j. Tahe1. D1qu 0'Brlnn.
Omaha, Ncb.-Mattn G. Griffin.
low City, IpSx.-Jtue1 NctlL
VjCkabuYr. M!ss--B L. McGinley.
L4tyrrncs. kansas-yohu HAnnon-
Olympia, Wa.hIp8ton Tet7itory-F.p +, Dnsan.,
Ar that each Of these he and thcy are heEehE
auEorized to cause subscription books 10 be opened At
euc othcr pojuts their respective statet as they
may 5esKnste Tint the said bookA hs kept cpcn upon
such days u may be onrcnieut 4nd that oEsty zen
doy5 tlcfo 10 poticc sent to John D. Finne5 Esq 40
a Eotsh Fourth tt1cct, St Louis. nt thr number q
thar. takcn that it mag be knon when the aggregate
Of 1000 ehafes shall he eaDscribed a..
RssoIr.x That when he ehau have l9tor!nAuoA thA5
the 90 shaycs have been subsc1bcd fnncy ehail
appoint day for the election Of nrcctoIs by the sub
This being all the buslness the corporators had
any authority to transact at this time, the meeting
adjourned.
, 1870-07-13

s,sted 6y Gravel 6; Weed. a; Bu1a- =: MeTeEae :;
Holes ~ Fashs1. s; Jewell Assisted os o0'lsso'
RI baiss oasSft-F1ynn, ); Wood McAtee, CIas'
6olssrd. I: Rogers I; Clsnc, s. BeaFaas = Paekar'
1o.t 94xNhodea .: Jewell. ): Asnly.1-
ma 6oxsd-HQdes. 9; Jewell. 4
On kktfd styike-Jryen !.
Eapiye-Mf. Hatfield. AnfnAL
Nase ef fa9Re-l hour 10 uainuta
MEKIIED REBrkL 49,.
In view Of the fact that the White StocStngs
nave bs1 q. st lcaBt one nTas-class game QnaI
9,nye riyen. VIII TIE Ststsl the following remarks
uf the Cincinnati Comnt5riss s'e eS9eclso5
ap.ef'os: .... ...-....
We have copied into our paper nu11erops eItraets M
frnro tbc Chieafe papt1s 4baAnE E.ets tau c!o1 9e
snse af tc dc4cas II hsE recTed from several o. ne
he professional organization. q the EAat not 5nat "
s ersinE TO cur re1dcr they bad to ourselves TIC
snh ID aot dceeErins Of the ceneure bestowed npop
T.. h1yg by thcs iudtAc1tet rsuntnk placed
tSeno Ia position BE- ass.iled u every dest Ihete
enthnsiastic frients skulked when the burden of
ds r. nsvefs, and club lett Without one
= WE Wu11 Of correlation tn th IT. louE Of s.iaL
he rsuG ouest be thankful fot tat.e dcleAs stnes
~. Info,neM q thesc e!3qnuM has been 70 tnotousny
lao md rr TIA: the f-act t7tao1t4 q INC
G ~ II i nov prfxIzed. j n31es ~ ptn. .
t.sr nnsh,r: cIt1.oslinar vii u e pS:ea u .a.
Sbe cInbsr q r. CtiSaEo seps se ai:,ty IL fo1
mes scs.e1s ss, I'd p1ySqqss. pnS S;a,s .a
erustsee that ebould c.nss ten t x ~ by
t6etT 70 psf1ons which Euula ,,s. tsoo - H.
, 1870-07-13

ntns ought to take high rank and they roul$ I i
were not for other things which they could
aspsnse Fh Ihey Eare eoo raT1 I1s s,rnen. IL ppe
ssoy cspatp. Id il she CONFLICT q orders tbsy 1eaP
4 e. IS ssne seas r.
and ~ psfenay aa1eas 'o & c1oe1 & ths 9shes ether
sn xha@ IN ness as54sF Fl be s'es1s
ens saoaso Tbs futue Of Chicago base ban q bright
sasss 81 pnr ha' I'd "a iii done 16s nsees Il
th.t will be found u The present cuh the
tns [o1kb1 ne and e.e r. wv e.
s,n1,aze4 w DER aad obey lien implicitly vii tie tlsf
4 liz dsy he d!rrctoy 81 hg dub Knowing hc Tcai
pess Of euch nan IN the nine sbould can-
c The engagements Of such merit Il. and supply their
s 70 bc remembered that TIC ainc bcst players ia the
countI viii not make the best vins nine. Atet the
a.t be pop e ths I'll cc Z 4 Vii
be trult1cfr.
THE ATHLE11C-wu1TE sToCKnsG GAME
the Athieuca. ii Philadelphia, aid The White
Stockings, Of Chicago. telegrlphed to the Cncln-
natl C3znntrrrldL would seem to partly confirm the
claim that the Philadelphia1s won the game only
hy the sid Of their . tenth man" the umpire:
wpt Che pa Of the Athletics, the poorest batting
eps thes hsss R.yfd h!s Ts
base. obtained were from called b1lia The bai nlrd
Wat dead ono. The fielding however, was tine aud
s.sd 4 s st ss,e1 ad E ~ 5stns
White Stockings VA better than that q the Athlettea
sti! 1t EaA net very heavy Their fielding wa4 excel
irn; Cushber played vel At left. capturing ve fly
GAME AT BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Intv l2.-Ba8e Eall-MutUals, Of
New iork, 81; Pastimes, is.
, 1870-07-13
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
The Pou1trT A18priaf{ou.


The regular monthly meeting Of the Cook coun-
ty Poultry Association vas held in Horticultural
Hall, No. 112 Monroe street, yesterday afternoon,
Vice President ". ", Corbett IN the chair. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Kesossta That the next exhibition Of the association
Friday, November Is, l6- II, md IL, l511.
Re.otred That the exhibition bs open to tho public on
Tuesday. November H. st O'Clock =: snd esch day
thereafter trnm to until thr elose, Friday
the 18th. Mt sp. m
Nj. D. 0rthtngton then opened the discussion
on the subject OF BrahDa fowls, claiming that the
Blngle comb is superior to the pea OF double comb
which breed ts alone admitted 70 the exhibitions
of the society. IIe cited authorities 10 prove that
the single comb are the original stock, and snoud
have ut leastan equal chance with their hybrid
brethren, the pca-conbs, who, on account OF some
fancy he could not understand, were at present
the flyOfites.
Others present thought 1t would be advisable 10
gtse both birds chance, and, In view OF further
Ing this object, Mr. Worthington was requested to
draw up single comb standard for adoption BY
the society at the next meeting, which iTil be held
on next Tuesday afternoon, az Horticultural HALL
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1870-07-13

There ha7e been published Of late In THE Isf-
Rune various articles concerning the sun spots-'
articles which have been much read ana COM
mentcd upon, and no little attention aus oeea ta.u
N that ingenious theory which explains hot june
lays and cold July ones, warm springs and chiNy
Winters rainy nnnas ana aFy 4aa1 Seorg
ean r. het IN with much more certainty than me
Dsse Ba Gue In ta9s nsas aaa
tend fhe in0uence OF the sup.spots muen to LMc
Of their w1o waadS en- 70 ny III IL lis
IeIescope, for tic explanation Of lust such s pas,
pomena as ne aces tt When Rentislnsan hir5 s9J
be eA insists On carving taso the bosom patte5 "
il, H. fa%!8' as5!8' is sad Tnen garment M 0 al
bu battnae' down before, ou: which, 4 may be s''y,y
oh:trrr4I IS nat great GRAFT, tns1hts upon ~ "a
nanrsivp of his conduct, he attributes n 70 las
s and tas is 3pass ppn hc VIZ uDe hes
nasbsld. Whtn husbands forget their iso.s; Wivea;
whcn ctks forget .oF assy;z r.; ~ nnsn beys sny spS
Whicn are ade responsible Tor 8rest uea' VI
, 1870-07-13

Nv. s>e1to g f.o,,uu.n-th The a1.thor NJ aLoyM
ranni, ictf Eheswn tf,is mnr1,inw for visit %
Nashinnutnn. SeW Yorx md tuu Canauas. Her
snccnss viii her nook' ne nre glad 10 Know has
i.rn Wv v1eof and shn flil1y deserved il for the
s1cruy a1i nersercrance which under more than
oIji,,srT tiin5cuies. she displayed In the accoi-
uitsh1nent Of her puroosc. Uef book has won her
nmany fr4cnIs among the people OF Chicago. who
rcsnict ner for The practical evidence she has
rjr.n fhnt woman can assert her right TO tabor
End achieye aucccss a11u MI OF whom wish that
snr may enioy t5t n.st needed after . Season of
1aIi nnI ~. .'nd unrvmIttin1 toll.
At the senlt.annua meeting Of Jonathan
o,,,,. NJ ,sA a. X, It. ~, Sun,say eyenInv. Ju-
II II, f:rand OIccrs Grcenehaum FelzenthaI. and
iiosrntIlai 1ulv iustailel The following Officers:
r. FhIllp Stein; v T.. d. FlAn; Secretary. L.
i,I,.ie: AZ ass,f Scrretary 7. Asher. Trcasurcr: Il,
innncSrhrn. 4 NJ n V. GelJer: /. ", JUseph
1ur,i,s H. " 4 WtIf. The m st THeas.nr mart
of thr EVENINGS bus,uess vas the PRESERVATION Of
s,'nps1 sDunSaoIw wte 1e,nrnrJ thanEs in law neal
rannrnss ""s
,,s,,ar rnce.,rv ~ Dnana 1cafuc Na. IL.
- ~ - go ~ ESnpL,r rrenin0 inIv II. thc
~ " ~ :, + ~ orH in"too,i ~ f,e,r resi,ect
lna'@oMnE M @ oiESo o,o W urahonn y q Ira Rrnwn
~ Snhs: tmi,,sn II G;s1siiey T1easurer: rnom
= = S;,tttMaH Tnroring Secrntary: Henry HOP
T., T. Ionl.nt nnl ,ts,cor neqxut"s ' N-Sf
kths, ,stinn ~ v,s,nrz md 1,ast Nas,erz NJ
| snhorun.1o r,.aSnes and SnefIsI Denutfeg AZ the
sa1sn9s alu ~ ISmsson,;rr n tnis
gtueI C. ~ n,o Huv"' ;inr+icnitnrni Hail in
f.hcsoo Iniy II. for the purpose OF organizing
ne ss,te t;range Of Illinois. tho following named
, 1870-07-13

At meeting OF the Republican State Central
Committee, held at the fremont House yesterday
afternoon, the following cali Waa Issued:
HEADQCABTERs or TIE REPUBLICAN Us1oS}
STATE CESIRAL COMMITTEE or lLtISut8,
CHICAGO, July H. 1aiu. J
The Republican Tntcrs of IIuusa Erc requested 70
elect delegates to Republican State Convention. 70 l
held At the city Of Springfield the LIT Day Of acptei.
noninang candidates to be voted for Il The Nov.tn
ber election. lss, to ill The :ekowing ohsss; Msm!.r
pSrintsndtnt Of Public Instruction. two State Pcncn'
tiary Commissioners.
Should the bill for Increased rcpresentatfon, now BE-
fore EonErcA pass the convention will bc charged With
office Of CopSIessmen-atargo IN the number % which
Illinois may bo and to transact such other buaf-
ut8A ax mar come before the cGnEention :.
The haxes of representation will b. the vote cast for
Rrpubean Prs de1tn Elfctois Al he elestlon aa tx
votes. and for euGh fraction OF two hundred and
fifty SnteA.
hr elInsing thoSs tho number q votes sn4t and the
nuhcr Of delegates ench county will be cutited to eend
, 1870-07-13
Circuit Court.


Henry Best ct al V. Matthias Sincmon ct ala.
Proceeding In chauceTy to restrain defendants
from removing sand from out Lot 3 original sub
division OF the south frarEOu OF Section ., 80, II.
TIE PRICE or moo MEAT.
Charles kellln v. Moses Dscou, Robert 3, Ennis,
auu ". F. Tompkins. Assunpslt, 10 recover the
value Of 9,GSG pounds OF ham, 4,963 pounds OF hde
meat, 35sS pounds OF shoulders. 9 Heroes OF leaf
lard. and barrels Of head lar1, consigned 10 de-
is on trial tcioTc Julius p Atwood, Esq, presiding
III place Of Judge Porter. The facts seem to pc
tlest. The property having been received by dc,
fcnd2nts, they instead OF se1lnr as Il Is claimed
they were Instructed to do, ttOtcd the property,
not insurtng it. Within short time the warehouse
in which the property was Was destroyed
by tlrc, and the meat badly damaged.
On the part Of the defendant 1t Is
aye11el that tho properly was sold, in sccordanco
with Instructions, on the day upon which the con-
signmcnt was received, but that, IN compliance
subject to inspection. That this inspection might
be il,ade. the goods we're stored, md, so being
stored, the fire occurred.
JCDGAES1s-
John '. Farwc,l L Co. V. Maxwell, Prundt co,
Edwin l. Gowan Y. Louis pnttie. For sl,o71.
4 SHoNT-IlvEp CONCERN.
William D Mcllyalne Y. L. u. Calklnst CT az
Proceeding to procure an accounticg OF Tue RIo.
ceeds Of the nInDjs White Metal Company. THIS
company was organized on the 1st Of August is6a.
Agreeing to sell to John Il. Virgins, under con
that he should acconnt for the proceeds In The
interest OF tho stockholders. OF these, complain
ant states he ia one, aud complains tnat money ha
becn raid ever to calk1us Whlc1 mas mol eeet
, 1870-07-13

The alarm from Box No. 10, ut O'Clock yester-
day morning. was occasioncd by Nre in the barber
The janitor went Into room where are Kept oils,
clc., with llghteh cautllct and going too near
can of Kerosene, 1t ignited md exploded He was
nxe done by the flames was nominal
An inclpien1 DIRE occurred on Monday evening
at No. % Quincy street, frame building owned
Luss nominal. insured for $lo0. defective CHM
uey waB the cause.
, 1870-07-13

The fifteenth annual picnic excursion OF the
congregation Hpu Sunday Schools ot St Iolna
Church. conea OF to-day at the Sharpshpotcrs'
Park new grounds opened this season, and stu
ated un the C., c, !. g. Road, about seventeen
miles from the city. Music aud other cornlotts
will be provided. Tie tra,n leaves the old Mil
waukee Depot at 9:l5 f. u.
The fourth annual EXCLUSION and picnic of
Calvary Sunday School comes OF on Friday. The
pluce selected ID Lake Forest, where one can IL
wavs enjoys himself. Trains leave the Nolth-
western Depot at 9 a. N.
The Sabbath School OF the Seventh Presbyte-
1ian Church has uasket picnic, t0-m0rrow, nt
Evanston. The party 70 by tho Sarah Van Fps,
which leaves tile foot Of Clark atFeet bridge at III
The morning, aud returns at 9. There will be Mu~
sic oh the boat.
, 1870-07-13
REAL ESTATE.

Warranted deeds conveying. city and 90 bur
property within seven miles of the Court Hol
illed for record on Tuczday July u:
Morgan at, 900 It 8 Of Madison ST " I, s51
chittenden I 4. 50 ii Of Madison St, v I, Is
Warren az, tx tt Of Robey st, +, 23x
Tyler St, + cor Of Robey st, n I, uni n Of
1e0xlga It; July 7...-...-.-......,.-:..::. ]
Wabash az, lGo it ) OF Slouroe st, CT, 4o1 ~
state st. 4c0 II OF Twenty-nlnth st, I, IS
1leo IT: Juno T.,:-::..- :...:.::.,;:;:%.;. -
Dayton St, n " cor OF Clay 1T, !, s5Sls5 II;
@uIy t---.....- .-.---. -.."-.....
O'C0nnnr st, bet Larrnbee and Hnflbut BIS,
81, 2s1a5 It; July 49,. 3.........--....,....:.
Buriing s., s Of Centre st, !, ,eeozlD IT.
June 2t......-- ...- ..,...:..
Fremont St, 100 It Of Sophia st, I, aaxls3
on street between Baltic st and Stewart AZ,
md 27e # Of F1fty-1ith st. vi, "a s1ox
III It; July l2..- !
WEST OF OLD CITY L1Ar19-
Catherine at, G COT Of Rockwell st, !, 8o
sIsi II; July :; vv;;co; :, = ;o3iia
It, with huiIdings, July l1..,....,....:.,a.. -
Western av, v cor OF WILCOX st, { J. tuA
11s It, with bindings: July l............
Washington St, 50 FLO It " OF Hcydon 81,
t. aoxl20 It; May 7............-..........
Perry nv, s cor Of Pleasant place, !, III
X110 IT. July 6..............t ...+,--+--..
, 1870-07-13
Billiards.
LARGE BUNS BY The DIoSs.

From Tho Nen IoEE HoTld July 10. ..
At 80 Broadway, the gtven-name Of q very
sentlenan1y, rouud-faced young man attracts the
eye Of the passer In the flaming letters, Hram's"
At this place last evening about three hundred ad-
ulteFs OF the game OF billiards gathered, IN re-
sponse to invitations extended by Mr: Hiram Hen
lin, the proprietor, to witness the billiard enter
tainmeut IN which the participants were the cele-
brated manipulatorS OF the iyories. MessEa cytate
and Joseph Dion+ Many gentlemen Of bllllatdlstc
notortety and several prominent lawyers were
present. The Dion brothers played fsst French
carom game Of 100 points, tnree balls, On
carou table, In which joseph came oil VIC
torious, the score standing at the close
Of the game, Cyrile, 6i !; Joseph, 10l. Joseph
Dion MADE the very large, run OF -, which
position fot play. After the lapse Of few min
utes the Kindred antagonists entered into second
contest OF the American four-ball carpm game, Of
500 points, three for every carom- Some vefy goou
playing was done on both sides IN this game; but
Joseph, who seems to hold bis cue over the table
az magic waud to influence the motion Of the
balls, won the game BY score Of 504 to AIS. The
game stood, on the inning before It's close: Cyre,
as; Joseph, e97. Joe took his cue, and made tns
exceeding large run Of eo;: ending tie game
amidst loud applause, and still held the balls IN The
best position for further count Cyrllle,a largest
run In the French game was %; In the American
game, 102, Cyfille's average tn the American
game was 3lH. Jo5cph's, ~. The party dis
persed apparently much pleased With the free CT
hIbitton OF prominent skill.