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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
WESTERN LANDS.

The principal Land Grant Railroad Com
panes of the Western States, seeing the necessity Of hay
ing General Agency in this city whore settlers coming
from abroad arrival sectional maps Of their
lands prepared by the Railroad Companies from ac-
curae suryeys and obtain information regarding their
lands their location, terms Of SALE climate quality Of
SOIL and every particular the they could at their
and offices located in their States have appointed
the firm OF Aug. j. Brown 81 Son, "a Broadway,
their Land Commissioners for this city, with au-
thority offer for sale, in large small tracts,
their lands at the prices and upon the same terms
as they sell at their different land Offices The Companies
have provided this agency with sectional maps showing
the location OF each farm, with ful descriptions OF the
lands and the prices aud terms Of sale When the set
tiers after examining the maps and obtaining necessary
information have decided upon the State they wish to
live In and the railroad company they desire to pur
from the said firm and make the first payment
to them, in which they received contract OF pur
chase, with the right after personally examining the
land they have selected to exchange 1t for any other OF
OF introduction to the agents of the Company located
along the railroad, who will aid them in making ther
selection and render them every attention upon present.
ING such letters The agency is intended to guard and
and extorti0n, as the representations are made 10y
responsible Railroad Companies after careful
surveys, and the prices charged are low and
alike for all, with long terms OF payment
THE railroad companies represented by the firm OF Aug
Brown & Son are: The 50. Paul and Sioux City Rail
road Company, the McGregor and Sioux City Railroad
Company the Des MONIES valley kaiqad company, tae
West Wisconsin Railroad Company, the South Pacific
Railroad Company, the Central Branch Union Pac1c
Roiiroad Company and the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railroad Company. These Companies possess large
grants OF lands frOnhe United states Government ana
Comprise the most desirable agricultural lands IL the
ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
RAILWAY LITIGATIoN-ERfE's SUITS.

In the case of Joseph II. Ramsey against
the Erie Railroad Company and Others, the plaintiff
moved TO yacate the order chaGgingthe place OF
trial from the County OF Delaware TO the County
Of New-York. The motion heard before Judge
Murray, and yesterday he decided that the motion
must be- denied with $40 costs, and an order entered
accordingly. III his opinion he says:
The place having changed om Delaware Coan 10 new
York m an Of this Court AMI the order entered before TINS MOTION
,s made il can only Ne made HeWlo City providing The order
ctsng th place 81 trial b. valid In that this Court would have
NO election this II is insisted by pann olh
m t the order changing he place Of tal void beng made 70 'oA
proceedings such notion ana " INC pace OF
49,, moi In law changed this made only W correct
III record. ort % set aside Tacate void order
Tie motion change The place Of trial properly made az inc ~,
Delhi. The parties before the Court e
Cont jurisdiction the suhct matter and OF the parties
ftt, the motion the Plaintiffs d,re oTderel 70 un
over until then instant Special erma ~
t appeared before the Court but no one apaIn
@ The order default When the order thus
er the holding the Court the counsel leN any
thing Of The orer stag granted by Judge Pekhan 40 iaT we
nnr are concerned everything regular their Ace unlef ese
the he said 10 be void The Court hsh MOI
it ~ incon It only irregular when made 20 appear by otuei
that snch existed when granted only irregular
E and In full and effect set aside The motion 70 te asle
The seT Tor uegun could only be made At the place Were vas
then triabe N.w-lok CITY, ,,.-,-. o,..- m ,,uob
talked of heretofore terminated yesterday Dy the
withdrawal on the part % the Boston, Hartford ana Erie
Eairoad Company OF all the proceedings pending 10 r.
cover possessOn OF the Dutchess aud COLUMBIA i'oa
thereby leaving the road in the possession VI 1ose WIZ
but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

namely: York, Boston, Providence Portland, Me-
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah
New-Orleans, Louisville. Evansville, st. Louis, Mtlwau
kee, Chicago Cleyaland, Cincinnati, Memphis, Mobile
Brffalo Portland. Oregon, and San Francisco Similar
provisions also provided for the transportation OF
merchandise across the United States 20 from Europe
or Asa and adjacent islands
Col Akerman will qualify and enter upon the Office OF
Attorney General on FridaS next
secretary Fish, who has been absent I'm YORK for
the pas I'VE days Will return to WashingtN7 morrow.
a Inc House Judiciary Committee to-day met to take
maj action on the McGarrighan claim, but, pending
their deliberations, NcGarrghans counsel sent com
nuDicaion slowing that patent for the RanchoPan-
books OF the Gesera Office iyd bore the signature
OF President Lincoln Judge Bingham and Gen Batler
ther9pon demanded tie production Of records be-
f0re the Committee and on Friday next they will be
ahmed Should they show, claimed by AF. McGaITi
ghans counsel perfect patent for tbs land in question
his title Is complete.
A full investigation at the Internal 2eyenue Bureau
OF the condition Of the account OF ex-Soectcr Bailey
shows that the deficit rs s3leO and not $4,000 here
In the United States and Mexican Commission to-day
tho case OF W. w. Mills ag Mexico having been sub
motion OF Gen Cushing Of counsel for Mexico, to dis
miss the memorial and dsaow the claim, Commissioner
granting said motion and rejecting the claim.
The name Of James @. Hopkins, nominated for
judge Of the new Judicial District in Wisconsin, has
been Withdrawn by the President. The Hon. y. Cole,
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, will probably
he appointed
The names Of George w. Childs and A. ]. Draxel OF
Philadelphia appeared In the bill introduced in the Sem
alto Yesterday incorporating the Tehnantepec Railroad
OF the OF those gentlemen was without their
consent and against their wishes
At meeting OF the Democratic Congressional Com
mitee Senator Cassery, Chairman yesterday the fol-
lowing Democratic Resident Committee appointed:
Hon. Samuel j. Randall, Pennsylvania, Chairman Hon.
Maryland; Rchard r. Merrick, Washington City Con. ".
L. Jehiies, maryland; Thomas M. Smith, Washington
city, ana Arthur 81 Clan Denver OF California IL was
ordered that all Communications be addI 10 the
Hon Samuel J. Randall. Washington, D. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

Lavender Jep enters and directs his attention TO CLARA
and presently followed by she BGroast who loses no
time in telling Edih that he has found the suitable
for her in Colonel Stonehedrt 1he gallant suitor soon
finds opportunity to try his cause, but Is
repeled as the lady inclines 10 Jack Hurdle,
whom she shortly discovers, TO her great dis
Uses TO help her sister to gain the Of her choice
preference for Edith lie shows by looking fondy to-
ward her while he reads before the party at Arkeigh
poem "Unspoken Love-, written by himself; and not
long AFTER when alone with Edith, he, by an ardent
svowa makes il impossible for her not TO perceive that
he s devoted to her Edith now finds herself In pain
full position; for. while honestly aiming to direct Hnr
dies thoughts to Clara she has Internationally called
forth declaration of love TO HERSELF and her sis
ter who witnesses the scene upbrads her for her seem
ing duplcity Hurdle thinking that he has been tricked
turns from her. and the BdrOnef bames him for the mis-
chief which he has done. This situation with which the
first concludes is telling and the best in the
piece AT the opening Of the second act Mr. Jup grows
bold and makes love to Clara but receives little encOur
agement Eventually however her regard for the timd
young il called for when Dr. BOder leads her to
believe that he is drowned Edih by accident meets
Hurdle, and makes him promise to give her up; but
when they find that Clara loves Jp they feel that they
free themselves to each other and do So The
BdrOnC discovering the cause OF all the perpexty
and trouble which his daughters have been subjected
sanctions their respective final choices and also eN
presses his approval Of the proposed union of his sister
Rtbeccd with Or. B0ldcr place on the banks OF the
Thames forms the last scene where the denouement is
aggomuiIsleu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
THE ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

AT tho evening session of the Senete, yes-
terday the Oriental Steamship COmpanys bill TO
age the establishment OF line of steamships under the
American dag for the conveyance OF the malls
of the United States to European ports Of India
and China by of the Canal and for promoting
emigration from Europe to the Southern States and re-
ducing the rates OF ocean postage was taken up.
An amendment was reported 10y Mr.. Mcdonald rep,
Ark from the Committee POstOices, giving ~ acres
OF land for every un Of steamship buht by the Com
pany the ships to be constructed Of American material,
and OF land every year for each naval appren
tce educated and maintained by said Company; the
land be located in the Southern States and the scrip
to be issued the completion Of each vessel and on the
deposit of the bonds of the Southern States in accord
with the terms Of the BILL 100000 acres VI land to be
issued for each 100000 of bonds.
The amendment discussed, severely criticised and
finally Withdrawn. The bill then IeCOAIILItted to
the Committee on POst-Ofces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

CLUSSMAN-On Tuesday July Annie E. wife Of Lewis H. CssAA
and only daughter Of the late james Morris ,,-, -
Relatives friends OF the family invited 70 attend her funeral %
O'Clock nom the d square FIesDr
terrain Church (Dr Adams's) without further notice.
RADIE-Op wednesday, 9th inst, William g. Eadie NJ d. -
Funeral from bis late residence at Fort RICHMOND staten isa On r
day. 9Th inst, at IL O'Clock
Mobile papers please copy.
MANNING-Juy5 Joseph Manning in the ia Of bis age
The friends the family respectfully invited IN attend
the funeral Episcopal Church tourihaye and Ehr
second-st THURSDAY, at ! o'clock p IN
oUINE-Tesdsy the residence Of her parents Paterson,
j. wife Of John Quinn in the 10Th year Of he5 age
invited attend the funeral al 81 Johhf
Church, THURSDAY at Ooeocz a. m
RUsSBLI-At Greensed Mass July T. Francis Burg Ra in bis 10
nCHsuideny Schranbug u TUESDAY 5h inst Hannah
daughter Of Rober, +. end Mar 7. Rich
The trends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend Der funeral
om the Mrs srunrs % East Twenty gist On Ihus
day, at2 p IN.
sTAvEY-Ou Wednesday morning JAY Edna ~ daughter Of
and CsroliRe Sayey, aged 9monhs aoi ~ eay
Relatives the family respectfully nyiei % attend ne
Friday afternoon at u O'CLOCK oin INA residence Of 'e
parents, 100 Greenwlchase.
TAYLoR-At Newark j. July 1870 Louisa D. Crane wife Il
Re.iye sud fiends are invited attend her funeral from hen
nohers residence 2l7 Wha Friday the 10 inst al
ii O'Clock a. m. Iniennent at Mount Pleasant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

Hon. John ls. Anthem, has reaopointed ". L. Brad
grd prgce 70 be District Deputy Grand Master o. ihe
another term, the only roappointnen' made
Yesterday morning fire brOkS out at Litilo
S.cE yisse Long Island burning diseNsry honse and
barn and seed, the property Of T.. Poole Asshere
save She property. The barn full Of nay. aad Mr.
Poole lost from 5000 10 s2560 Mr.. Giahain's lo%S IL
about 5000 On the barn thore was Insurance ~ $780,
Coroner Rollins YESTERDAY, at Bellevue Hos
German, age a. lately residing no go East Eleventh.
~ who wac crushed between the az eHpOnt ferry boat
Osprey and the bridge. Kciscr attepVted step om
the boat - thc bridge TIE boat coming into tie
slip and in dong TIPPED snd his len caught
death N few hours T1ejury returned verdict IN AZ
ons,e Construct eteS on fctr boas ans at ne ferry.
houses simar to those IN at 'he HobOke & Ferry.
King Dayid's Lodge, No. 90, COMPOSED Of
Woods yesterday afternoon aud evening. Pro- Ktasa-
cstra ,discOnfsed choAce sss Dane c9Il-
Aout 500 e1 5sts PRESENT all OF WHOM scored 70
enjoy themsoses Mr. 4. W. Libcscl,z was hoor man
tie widows an orphans o. membsts r La6mins
President and VT A. Oppe ,hemer ~ t'asIer OF nc
II was, successful
The New-Orleans firenlen now upon an ex-'
cnrsion North, are rpcced to ary" N il', city Early
this morning The party numbers Sc Ireis5eI- They
mounted prizes OF the value Of 5000, Wen by their COM
panies at fairs and competitive TRIALS duIg o. pact 1--WE
years They have received challenges to Tisi of speed
aud skill from NewYor and its vicinity KAT their
stay will probably be maFked 10y exciting rsntcstz-
They will also give pc-e, where there viii be trial
of speed open to general competition. DR.. Edo Of tho
Mutual Baseball Club wiz have charge Of tee asnge-
ments for this affair They will remain rfi'ew Srk
week
The Directors of the German Inmgr57iOn
Society held meeting yesterday al their osa' NJ II
Broadway. From the reports submitted byf the Tai
ager, Mr.. Julius Hoffman, 1t appeared this Of a
whole number OF immigrants landed at this pst dds
the past month, numbering - O7. 1895 were GeTmnnA
the majority Of whom proceeded 10 the Western stat
This is, compared with the corresponding monh Of la
year, falling OFF OF 1885, with reduction in In Ger
immigration OF 249. During the last six months.
there has falling of Of l4,I09 with Teu tDR Of
6,I06 In the German immigration The Relief Coz siteei
during the past month expended SOLO in aid o needy
German immigrants, and similar amount was pro
priaed 10 be used in the manner during tl pros
emf month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
INTENDED SALE OF CHARLES DICKENSS
PROPERTY.

The london Echo OF june q says !: ne sale
Of Mr. Charles Dcenss pictures, drawings and OBJECTS
Of art TO held at the OF Messrs Christie ana
Manson, on saturday July O. will command special in
tercst as many Of the finest works were presents To me
iameuted author by the artists. Among the pictures IL
thc celebrated portrait of Mr. Dickens by the late Datei
Waclise RA painted in 1885, "DOtnchOys Hail. by i.
Webster RA ;"DOly Warden" and kate Nicklcby,' by
w T. Firth, r. A.; "Pckwick and Mrs Bardel,' by G.
Leslie RAJ three splendid works by Carkson Sanneld'
ems in Used Up" by a. Egg ARA "Iida Price by
Frank Stone, ARA; "The Novel; and The Play by IL
Include 'The Britannia" the vessel in which Mr. Dickens
first went 10 America by c. Stanhed, RA; Little Nell
UomeV and Little Nells Grave" by G.. Cattcrm0le;
"Litte Nell and her Grandfather" and Barnaby Ridge
and his Mother" by f. w. TOpham; an illustration 70
s.The Coters Saturday Night" 10y Sir David Wiikic, H.
A. &c The "Silver Pickwick Ladies', with characters
from the work presented by the publishers and sple,
richly enameled Pekn porcelain, Partisan eaEdelebra
and other decorative objects will he included IN the
sale The collection will he public view for three
DAYS preceding the sale and will doubtless prove very
Off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

EswORLgAss Jolly 6Flour dui Superine So Double Eztf,
IS So Treble Extra, rs rs Hay iultr 81 WHISKY oaT "a
s5o 81 O7 Other articles unchanged ErcAange-serns llss
Eew.York Sight. par Gold lllA
MEMPHIS, Tenn. july frner l3ic receipt Of a,-sJ
l66 bales Flour nominal Corn 90 ~ Co. Olts 550oe
Lard nomna qlelc. Porkquet 80 81 Shoaiers lJ sides,
1jldl7tc -.
MILWAUKEE, July 6-Four quiet Wheat dui No l, ~ 2tI
No 81 O5 Corn, Rye and Barley nominal kec1ptl,nr,
5000 bbls Wheat, 1900 bush spme ns-Floaf, 600 bbl%I
Wheat, 200OOO bush.
ST. LouIs Tobacco firm and unchanged Cotton quiet a.
lsIc Flour unchanged Wheat drmi No - o. No. new
81 l2l No III; Choice New, 81 2l0 ~ % Corn trF and
svancng Mixed 8d5c yellow 85a83 White c 81 o. Oats
4d55c Barley dull At % for Prime Spring Rye nominal
Whisky steady o. PORK unchanged Dry tate Meats achTet
Shouders l2 Clear Ribs Gc Clear si Bs Bacon s-'e al
shoulders l6lQl1c for Clear RIB Sides 4ul Tor
Clear Sides Lard, Isl aloe
CScsSATI July 6FOur dull nd unchanged wheat hrner aSt
scarce 81 20 bid; 81 25 asked Com finer o sound
lots sas2c for loads. unchanged Cotton dull; MangS
Igc Pork Lard unchanged Bulk MeaShoulers NJ
vanced c quoted Pc Sides Hl Hams 2lFQ22c Btclne aiy
N. C.. July 6COttOnSO sales sp7ts ~ e-l
quiet packages Rosn, 81 f5& % ~ Tor strained
= l. Tar 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
THE INDIANS.
THE CHRYENNEs AND ARRAPAHOES DETERMINED
on WAR RED CLOUD MARSIALING HIS
FORCES FOR HOSTILE OPERATIONS.

THE CHEYENNEs AND ARRAPAHOES DETERMINED
on WAR RED CLOUD MARSIIALING HIS
FORCES FOR HOSTILE OPERATIONS.
CHEYENNE, Wy, July Conformation from
Fcterman has been received that the Cheyennes
killed three white men sweet-water River recently.
The Arapahoe3 stole forty head Of stock South Pass
One of the Arrapahoe Chiefs was killed during fight.
All the Northern Cheyenncs and the ArrapahOcs, VINO
have hitherto been peaceable, announce their Intention
conped on River north Of Fctternan II l. be-
lieved outside of the Indian ring that he - collecting
tribes for the purpose OF wagng war on the whites
A telegram from RaWllns fcpOrts lhe return Oh Napt
Dawes He found camp Of the Utes 100 miles south o1
that point the path The evidence Is that tney
are responsible for the recent depredatlos committed ia
that vicinity as they only claim TO DC AT peace with tue
whites who have not moested them
HOSTILE COMBINATION AMONG THE INDIANS ON
THE PLAINS - INTENDED RAIDS on THE
TEXAS FRONTIER ASOTHER DELEGATION
IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-FTiend Paturn reports
the opinion Of the leading chiefs among the Comanches
that the Kiowas Cheyencs Apaches, and some OF the
Comanches have combined TO live for time on the
Plains and commit raids along the frontier, especially III
Texas but that they do not ntond to enter upon gen
eral Indian war They thought that an extensive raid
into Texas would soon be made.
The delegation Of Sioux Indians now here, under
charge of Major Kimba OF the Cheyenne agency, Who II
will be rccollected bcsicscd last Spring Ivy 1000 saw
aces comprSe six chiefs representing the MnneconiOu
sans Are and Two Kettle bands OF Sioux Their names
are Little swan Pretty Bear, and Black TOmahawk OF
the aforementioned tribe Red Feather OF the sans Arc
-Four Bears and Running Bull OF the Two Kettle D9nH
Two Interpreters accompany the party They were eght
days on the trip from the Cheyenne agency 10 TINS city
and are, therefore, very mucn iatgued lhey VIII prop
ably have interview with the comm sslOncr to-Ihol'
row Red Feather who is the Oldest Indian Of the party
will be the principal speaker. He intends asking for
food and annuity goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT.

The President, accompanied by ex-Gov. Buck
ingham OF Connecticut, exGoy. Jewell Of Connecticut,
exGoy. Hawey Of Connecticut, T. r. CARL OF Connect
cut and Gen. Porter of his staff arrived in this city at
$50 yesterday morning. They met at the boat by
L. b. Jewell, brother Of the EX-GOVERNOR and Mr. Girls
wold,of the Ffthave. Hotel where they took up their
quarters The President slightly indsposed, and re-
manned in his throughout the forenoon At a. IN.
breakfast partaken of in parlOr OF the hotel and
afterward the President received few gentlemen
who called pay their respects The President left for
Washington last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
GoyERNMENT EXCHANGE II EUROPE.

Naval Paymaster Bradford, late Fleet Pay
of the L. European Squadron, has written
Secretary Robson denying the statement of Mr.
Harvey late Minister to Portugal, that he, Bradford
sold g. drafts in Lisbon at less than the regular rates
"for the benefit OF favOrite Intermediary" Mr.. Brad
ford asserts that he obtained neary 90 per pound ster
ing while Mr.. Harvey had his own drafts as Minister
cashed at - 81 per pound. The sum converted by Mr.
Bradford in Lisbon amounted TO nearly s245,OO At Mill
lister Harveys usual rates Of Exchange II would have
amounted to only S230,5OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
MORRIS AND ORANGE pREsBYTERY.

The Presbytery of Morris and Orange, COM
prsing Morris County, with the townships OF MOurh
Livingston, South Orange Orange East orange anu
Ivs, orange in Essex County, N j. organized yes
tardav uorning at the First Presbyterian Church,
oropce the Rev Mr. Mix, pastor. The Rev MT tOrd OF
PaTsiSpany the Oldest Presbyterian minister III tnr
atte ane1ed the meeting with prayer and aiter 0ther
rcises preached from the words, Go ye INTO all INC
world &c lie chosen temporary Chairman atet
1ich the Rev DR.. ogden OF Springfield was eleeteu
M,derotor the Rev j. L. Maxwell, Stated CerH, ana inc
Rev MI Erdman temporary Clerk Aiter o4nin'ieeS'
81 IVere appOinted, the PresbyterX- - 0lrneu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

Since the Flushing Railroad has been under
the management the trade the line has increased
At the same me some Of the citizens Of Flushing are
dissatisfied and endeay0ring TO make arrangements
whereby an additional line would into the village
PROPOSITIONS have been made 10 Oliver Charck looking
the change of the location of the main line OF the
Long Island Railroad from Winfield TO Jamaica, so that
the road will through that part of Flushing village
called Fowerville and from thence to Jamaica BY this
change not than mile Will be added to the dis
lance from Hunters Point TO Jamaica; and instead OF
running through part Of NewtOwn and Jamaica, where
few people live the villages OF NewtOwn West Flushing
and Flushing will all be tapped 1t is understood that
those who are IN the movement men OF money and
influence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
COTTON MARKETS.

EEwORLEASs July 6Coton quiet and weak Mdhng 8l99c5
sales bales net receipts, Us bales coAwise Ji bales total
259 bales stock SO O93 bales -
s,y,ysAs Ga July s-Coton-No,hinE dongi Mdllng, is6
sales Il bales receipts 33 bales exports coast"se Oh bass
stock 1856 bales.
CHARLESTON C. July 6Coton dull snd little doing Mtling.
l8dl8ic.; 50 bales receipts 0l bales; stock 5a bales
NORFOLK Va July 6-COton quiet; low hdiing lie saes
100 bses receipts lis bales exports cosise JIG baesi stook
l3T bales
MOBILE july 6-CottOn firm; Low Mdlng, l7iGT}c Mdding
300 bales; bales; stock. 1883 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga July 6Coton quiet bot price Anef sales 100 ssst
receipts 81 bales Middlng, EidlI}ci offerings light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

Mira. Sarah Newman, a native of Germany
yesterday cut her throat with lapIe Aii' ~ 0i f
ment at No 81 East HOuston-st
Dennis McGrotty, indicted in the hudson l'on
Comfy 1 JJ Court OF Sessions for the MURDER % r MI"
named UaI>man, will be tr, on the 2'ln isto1emfnt
seice All Judge Bedle yesterday caused pos'Iou0"
The new Grand Master, +. and A. M'' tlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
MARYLAND VS.. UNION

BALTIMORE, July 6.-The game OF base ball
This afternoon between the Maryland Club OF this city
and the Union Club Of Morrsanla ~ was won ny 'ho
former-2l 10 s. The following was the score;
I,t 81. 81. 4th. 5h 9th Iih 9Th Sh Total
M.ryl.nd".".dd o 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

FArRBASKs's SCALEs.-The manufacturers Oh
these well known Scales, give notice In another column
Of reduction in price We have so often spoken u uo
only 10 &" prices reduced"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

No More Accidents.-DEvOEs on be relied
gallon sealed DEyOE MANUFACTURING Co., III Fub-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
BrPFALo CATTLE MARKRT-JrLY 6.

Cattle market active FOR prime quotations POO,
stock declined 4dic receipts this week 1876 sale. to-day "a
head of all qualities; Teran selling rs luo.
choice 5OG 50 Is Kentucky good " ehos
ga S,1 -