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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11


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Passenger ' TUurtAs,s Eutfanc. Twenty 'e'ssth,'-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
STEAMBOATS, pnS Railroads.

DEOPLE,s LINE FOB ALBANY. .uL
E ss14isH c f'. g: y 2. , r.. a.. y.
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1LB1NY- and TR0Y.-ReguIar line at
A = kss Pa T. ER S,rsf Hs, :ri:, -. a. a.
h.. i:.vs fss, IS1 a. aSd ESas2 q d
T$0R R0NDOUT, landing at c0ZzEN8,
HEwIgRS S$S r0FEf1sa6sssH =" i 5S9SxRf ~:
bIIEY e. n Piss ~ y. r, Ioe HgADekge - -.
MOTH RIVER AND NEW-Y0RK. STEAM
IN. BOAT CO. nscss.0r . q D. a = s.ia' bss
Pr Pselsln Hya4A Isslsn Ensssso.
A. TsarnisS he ROEHiAG iron above sSdiAG army ns"
feFA Il 90 and lea = LANE Assss
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rossltbsster cOnntn Real estate for Sale

L'ARM of $50 Acres for SALE In Town of
Harnsop County n " four mile fOn Depot At
White Plain Harlem Railroad bah mile from tneoS1 neees
IpVt HOuGatODe and Northern Railway noe buid
G Of this n there Sooo booze Of
il oabuinEs eoTesDOso with % Of AIn IL has over
roAds mailing valuable 70 all on
b bulbbg bIs. For pAftenlIn inqnrS Of
ID 4 TNDBRHILL. 1877 BleeekeI-Es New York, 81 OF
JOHN YIELD PureAGss WsstchesteT Ca, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

ID T. BARNUM no THE PUBLIC.

p 7. BARNUM TO THE PyRLIC:.
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sbo1sAsg Colossal aus SsrS,zs
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-...-.u'- :. Ian. ..-,,r ,,-...,,-. 80.
Tfa yass eef1nAace o. enhtons tnare b. esAs u go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

Nav cSesp Woii Sofsss scd below tlee per bead and
sevgssi seeoSa.hand yssons were Alec Aposea oI ~
xeStisT ~ Al ksssss Barker tpssss CITY Auction
NAT A4d a. Fsttersalis, tomorrow, eAsarosy' n.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
'h' ffsahksdts alb saiifesas. a'~.
NEPTUNE LINE sfExNEBS Daily Tor

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PRovI2ENoE, .HosToM TORoEsrER,
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1919 ll;4. la - - i:So i,e 'a ' ~ ~ ~ as
eic toi d. Ws.t can Be sS,sissa he Oh Cain Raj
fNewersev Of Liberty New Ysrh and " phsdpA
"''' 's' a'ie' '0''' K KICKER, sup,ris,-.s.D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

ATa BARGAIN.-An elegant full-siSe brown
Pa.-s.ion EDDY Co, No. Park place
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Excursions.

A CHEAP EXCURSION TO CLEVELAND,
"A isIru1 V a. ssuepGed ksssahat Of hs HAasAA ooanl
oAs4sE 0St. Ole e sSs ss ss n
CSTss1 "a besf aaapgI cheap yhsi sss yAo sese
g. d Isnp4sd Z PrSaeb nssd kf sfss q ssns t1IAg tk
eSSsS osly 0IS snl ben c.nl as % Tia
SSs - tssDssys -. sS.s ih = 1 gls.ls.I
IN f.St ~ ThiR3oi1Aa Jet ~ WnADCoR Bet@ ~ bay
nm - an n DO tss q Hsk ged ts nobth non date OF
SsSISS "a SsssS ySa a EasAA and In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
fonu 1slano Real gsiate for Sole.

INLUSHING LOTS for $500 to 1884 splen-.
TRACT LAND In The improving part Of the village o.
Pug nearly 10 the OF gentleman deceased cur
s present year being graded and saSyed inso 6HHg
accessibility eheapnesk and derahhJ are
osrnng that have ever been pat Pou The nA 10 me mn
q HeWYoTk Of DOdeEae means Wbo Nn
1csre pree aud from nOsanees ana shAna
tins which Oh high roao
Bone the lots mont on zoe
Of broad whose oy trees shao 70 sun
the 6nishe adjacent depot The pes ~
h these being sd OppouRi for sci
An ,oa The completion Of Mr. SeNArtS great railroad
NV progressing double the value OF S property within
oahs depot been located few steps 70 ne SCUM
pe property between the depot and e present. een
u VILLAGE Prices $50. Terms For maps asa MI
onaoI appJ undegned tbe OWner where an agent VII
morning from 10 II eoeh 70 sRp
n.u property without 70 them; vail CAL
Ioa mi irbo. purpose hear Wbsa requested .
K H. RP0OSRR, 70 Broadway EeN-YoTl, Room No ~
NOR SALE or EXCHANGED FARM of coo
smi'Lsown snsoh Co. L L. within %ls. o. tSs
STORY house The depot 81 ne sns
Ioub RsoSd budngl VII be S1in
G a The no ss road completed BY be LIZ Of Nay beKt
For ,sreulsr apply 10 MULLER, WILKINS Co. No. Pf9e
EOR, SALE-PECONIC HOUSE, GreenpOrt,
n III, Apply to b. G. PLOiD, GreenPon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
8ales bp Anttion
6itnatious Danieo--females.

A TTFNTION. LADIES.-YOu can hear Of
n .od r,.be Germsn French BngBsh Ih and Ansosn male
., uss servants WALkBFB ohee LIB sIih eytr drug store
FAMILIES requiring frst-class HELP can be
.nnr.1 4, once hy calling 20 Bseeker GIRLS wanting
,oo ,it.,aon, ,hoan call or vhte and p FTkLudkaCB
OFFICE, 70 Beeeiu.d, fev.Yoff.
C0OD German Female Servants ct Mrs. HildB
" GEN indicate Norfolk between Hvngon and stsnsssh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

INOR SALE-Elegant brOwn-stOne HOUSE,
No FIr. Mace Broofiyn lot 226I3o feet complete with all
ern improvements nos TO the pArloI hoors resooed eeihgs
Sue TsnnA HORACE FLBTChKA Nv AonhgoesL
NOR SALE and to LET-Deslrable HOUSES
= "''' RUTAND / WHITING Beehmsn
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GSnntrp Aeul Gstale tor 0ate.
anrtinn 8aIts ii !Rsal 0stdie..

AT AUCTION--NEW- YORK, BROOKLYN,
~ q sIASsT sI, laSo fSGRsEsyt
g wHpE y ss,5 ~, z, = SO,.,.v,, souss
a. toT Ne NJ Tks1 HeSSt ~ z sV{ss -
er 3 HoOS8 Nd LOT 30 Beaih TgA% As,ehhs IN -
ACRES, WITH BuLLDIN03 Ae, 81 C.sslSlee sees ~
ba0nEne Tetns u b A4s keeSA esea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
NETWORK AM. .NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

SIMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY "a, 1871
Passenger Station NewYorf Of Twenty se'enhSt ana
i1e FUurth-ave Entrance Twenty seTsBth'SL
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b1LDWTF
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

NORRIS AND BSsRx DIVISION -
sE% sa91D GAUGE .s..s VIII 50
tssEa' Ran M s.s s.esass ' SosD1 i.S
BROAD GAUGE ExPaBes TRAE z. BsSs.s. 5r.as
and 3. Scranton with and Tor Kngs'oe wNissea Phi
Is Express MAIL TRAIN se,os... p.s,l: with Bee
or isdo7,I and Newton at w.,hinT0s WITH and W 4
e1.s o.Esso md R.stoo "iS Ebi Vale; ieI al points
lace A. LKBIen VALLEY EXPRESS stop, q. New.rl Morris
Ds,u werSS B,et.,..Ovn, wsshi.s,oa Pslis.m and
I'd s.; ssiss.,s S..,:s via
tsI SsatAsn Aeaovn March CAaah ~fsosre HeadAs soo
400 p n. BROAD eAUeR Express TRAIN, Vi. P.<nea and
sopuDs pDepS ,ssss csnDsaa a Dover wish Chester r.
.ns q s.s'i fzs Ti SIP Dover With
4s sa;s T Reading f. 10 r. nd W. %
HACkBTTsTowN MAIL connects with BOOO'On 'De''sr
Por LoRRisroWr a. lis sIs .so l9,oo ~ 3s $40 Io
Fcr SUMMIT and nerYsda. station, $50 7,7.s $40 1910
and 20 :sSv s s siS ia shSsS "a s s 1910
and 20 lIO 2aO $40 ise 40 $50: 500 6'O o." s:'
~ yss 49, III! "a a. e. sa e. s.: s &C.
;ss SO e; ssao sssi s:....,..s...
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
% "a .t ts't .I:
s $3.50 e S:::s S
ooch % Cleveland and CpcDnsa Beepg Coaches s
II No. from Busgsehansa Bnfie the $3.50 n train ron
NeTYork Baspenep and The traib from NewfGrf 70
Buffalo suspeAsSon Bridge Cnrnsb An BHxnt Train leaves
= PSr Port J.rvs spd Way. sook and $50 Pr
For AddletOwp add Way, ct 'Ho n and ID" H. o'
Pr Onsvile and Way, a. 'll;30 4 m ,u
Pors and Way, and D. ~
Pr Paterson Way at 6:4 10 m IL m' '> v V'i0 80
s:l5 D. m and III midnight n,yu. ,o.,s. - .,a ,o.s
Por Haekensack Hlstae ana ppnng ~
400 500 $500 t6:G aDo wednesdays ano Sseioap only
W. psrout Nyarh Tsmans and Way at $50 tl:oo T3la
IIS AS t5:3 1870 and MES H. and WednecnA and Saul
d,ys opv ia midnight Special Sunday Trains 1870 H. and ~
.1 .,., ho,,, a, h.lEho le,ve
2ad derot IS MINUTES than above tune Last boat from Idtt
cf.t Passage and for AP%sn in pr.slng Room aa setEs
s nav be len al the Company oSee al $40 and So Broadway M
GImbeftst Geenwiebst cor 2Sthst and 70 Avenue harn
Roollyp. IO Broadway WILLIAMSBURG Depots foot Of
N,%bcr,t and foot Of is EewYork and Long DOei Depot
srSy CIV and Of the Agents a the principal hotels
sDsiiy. tPOr Fremont and Eysei POI h'eienneL
f,r%n ncTE M sacA s"' InsuEa VIM r BARR
l. ~ NJ NIL Gtp1 PasSr
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Real Gsiate 10 &Irbanoe.

/ OW-PRICED LOTS In Brooklyn, unincum-
bered 70 EXCHANGE improved BrootyH OF EeWYork prop
erty rutland WHITING Bsehnan-st
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Dentletrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" mated the anRIbec Of nitrous SIS e. SI', h S s
WITHOUT PAINS patients tsss Bee THAR Names al the
Once Nc. 10 Cooper lnSdt0tA
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Giip 1Dropsrtp TO Get.

STEAM POWER to LET.--Large ROOM with
~ Stsaa Apply V CARsTIAE sCHWARTz $50 g. ot
TNO LET-The BUILDINGS No. "a Wooster
IL st. with STRAIN POWER Also LOFTS with STEAM POWER
bail4iE and Us West THenteighhs Apply
SMITH CRANE "A WooserTt
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0larhinrrp.

and Gearing. Pulleys, Hangers
and Coupngp Speeds calculated ShaiDg and Gearing arranged
GEO G. HOWARD South Eighteenth st., Philadelphia Penn
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Gonntrp propertp 10 Eet.
Nrnfeeeional Notices.

~ D. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
Of An Important Speciality the Syracuse Medical College n
Once 2S2 Rheb Of ThirdaVe Y City Nervous Debil
IT, and an and general diseases &C. reliably treated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
Sslu Wantf6,

CENTS WANTED for ROMANISM AS 1T
A n-Ths Beoi 80 p.Ss. 100 .says e s,sss - -
= sI 80. De sssls RsnA sea alesss 10 s.sses l
es. -. = 2sss'. "A 3 ss nss e
70 on pssns '1e's coaS, ruBfisHM0 D.. Hartford GA
, 4 CENTS WANTED f0r = = .NEW III AND
= ~ ~. ~ plyrsss.ssi aida sss Z.sassss.s
UlTFaMEN WANTED or LIST
= jssasrJ HvEnlL upsh,sed - ~ en- az ~ =.
~ y HsssaA rA'sa ApsSs W. S~e' o~'"''
II11NTED--In . BOOKSTORE, young
wv sss -. ~. 2: $500 2 80 s. ss =:
~. ss ssef a se.ss go ,s Lac =, -,
iss& siA e sasss@ NJ sis Az
y. :. ' e: L Z: 4s 80 s:sss
TTI1NTED-THREE CANyAS6ERS, Insu:-
w 1.sss Bssi Nd Ppes Es g A1.sss.s 49,: gre ~
20 :ss.!ss. s..t s1 e ts ~ ts,s ~.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-26
YACHTING.

The First Regatta Of the SeasOn-Fourth
Season of the Manhattan Club.
The yachting season was opened yesterday
with The Manhattan Yacht Clubs fourth annual
regatta. The day being particularly fine,
although the wind was unpropitious for racing
a very large number of the Club members and
their friends assembled on board the steamer
Fort Lee, which had been chartered for the oc-
casion. The yachts which contested for prizes
were divided into two classes:-
First Class-Nancy, Commodore Simpson,:
Sarah, Captain McCabe, Mystery, V. G. Cooper.
Second Class-Emma Sophia, Jacob Varian;
Sophia v, j. NJ. Varian; Skip-Jack, j. d. Bras
sington; Boz Captain Islip.
The course for the first class was from the
clubhouse foot of Ninety-second street. East
River, to Sands Point buoy and return, a dis
tance of thirty miles; for second class, from
clubhouse to Fort Schuyler and return, twenty
miles.
The signal for starting was given at 1879, and
Immediately all got ready. The wind at the
time was very light, and what little there was
was adverse; consequently getting away was
series of ''tacks, in which much good manage
ment was shown by the Mystery, the Boz, aud
the Skip-Jack, which three took the lead, Boz
being first. Off Wards Island the Nancy, who
was doing well, made great mistake by making
q wide tack, by which she lost ground that she
was unable afterwards to recover. OFF Rilker's
Island Boz led, with Mystery and Skip-Jack
close astern, the others being far off. Between
that point and Fort Schuyler, Skip-Jack, all the
time hugging the shore crept up slowly
and managed to obtain the lead.
At this time the wind had almost en-
tirelv died out, and the Nancy and Emma
Sophia being becamed, withdrew from the race.
The others crept along, passing Fort Schuyler
in the following order:-Skip-Jack, Sophia v,
Boz, Mystery, and Sarah; the latter two were
very close. The first-cass boats continued their
race to Sands Point, and had an exciting con-
test The second-class returned to the home
stake-boat, and when about half way there
good breeze sprang up, which bowled them
along merriy. The order in which the boats
came in wTas:IskiP-Jack, T. Sophie ", Boz, Mys-
the prizes in their respective classes. The off,
GERS of the Club are:-Commodore, 8. NJ. Simp-
son; Vice-Commodore, j. NJ. Croker; Rear
Commodore, 8. A. Varian; Secretary, Mr.. Islip
Treasurer, j. M. Varian. The Manhattan Club
proposes another race shortly.-N. Y. Times, to-
day.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-26
FROM YESTERDAYS FIFTH EDITION.
FROM VIEW YORK.
Jay Cooke Offers to Take the whole of tn e
New Loan,

Jay Cooke Offers TO Take the whole Of the
New Loan.
NEW YORK, May 25.-The Commercial Ad-
Uert'ser says:-"An offer has been made to the
Treasury by Jay Cooke, on behalf of his own
house and the principal subscription agents and
bankers in this city and in Europe, to take on
and after the first of June the whole of the new
five per cent. loan not then subscribed for, to
the amount of $13O, 900 900. The offer is re-
garded favorably by the Secretary, and he is
now considering the proposed terms"
The Fires In the Mountains.
PoUeHKEEPsIE, May 25.-The fires on the
Shandaken mountains are increasing fearfully.
Yesterday Edward Lane, of Phenicia, lost
$4,000 worth of logs. Up Hollow Tree branch
one thousand acres of woodland have been
destroyed. Joseph Riley loses $4,000 worth of
logs. In some places the flames ran along fifty
feet high.
In the
National Insurance Convention
to-day, communications from different organi-
cations were received for consideration.
Struck With Paralysis.
Colonel John Mcleod Murphy was stricken
with paralysis yesterday afternoon. Colonel
Murphy raised a regiment and served with
bravery during the war
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NEWS SUMMARY.
City Affairs.


The diamond thief jackson, of Long
Branch fame, passed through this city yester-
day, having been arrested in Illinois.
The Athletics vanquished the Experts
yesterday, by score of As to II.
In the Point Breeze races yesterday, the
first, for all horses that had not trotted faster
than 2'22, was won by Elmo, this stallion
taking all the heats in 2'31, 2'30, and 1921.
The second race, for horses that had not
beaten 2'26, was won by None Such, owned
by Connecticut man, the time being 2'274t,
2'30s, and 2'2Sa.
AS the twenty minutes past 10 train from
this city to Norristown was about quarter
of mile north of Conshohocken, on We'd
nesday last, moving rapidly, the engineer dis
covered something on the track, and immedi-
ately slackened the engine. 1t was then dis
covered that some miscreant had placed on
the track coal car, and a short distance be-
yond large log of wood was placed across
the rails. 1t was very fortunate that the
distractions were observed, as what might
have been a serious disaster was thus averted.
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COUNCILS.
Meeting Yesterday Afternoon.

Meeting Yesterday Afternoon.
Both branches of Councils met yesterday af-
ternoon, at the usual hour, In their respective
chambers.
SeIecL Branch.-President Cattell in the chair
A communication from the Park Commission
ers was received, enclosing regulations for the
passage OF droyes Of cattle sheep ana nogs,
across Girard avenue bridge, and asking ior
authority 10 carry i out; ,.,- III.
Mr. Hanna also offered resolution authorlz-
ing the erection of gate across so much OF the
bridge as is set apart for the travel OF vehicles
and stock. The whole matter was referred 10
the Highway Committee. -,
Mr.. Fareifa presented a petition from citizens
reyIeseLLpg property 10 TIE value oI FlvV,V9V,-
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FROM THE VEST.
Rioting and Lynch Law In Missour

Rioting and Lynch Law in Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Information from Doug
las county, Mo-, represents that the house of
John Hatfield was surrounded on the night of
the 18th by party of men, who fred several
shots into it. After daybreak, Hatfield disco
vered two of the assailants, and shot and
wounded them. Subsequently, Hatfield gave
himself up and while being taken to the county
seat in charge of an officer, he was overtaken by
several men and killed, his body being riddled
with bullets. Three attempts had been made on
Hatfelds life since last fall.
Explosion and Loss of Life.
DETROIT, May 25.-The tugboat B. B. Jones
exploded her boiler this noon at Port Huron
killing six men. whose names are not yet ascer-
tanned. The tug was blown to atoms, and was
worth $40 600.
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ANNUlTiES.
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