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Boorh's THEATRE.
LAST WEEK
Of sh's'psedfif psoThEEEES.S EEiE1SS tragedy Of
49, Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights
MR. Mr. EHwRhseE ERSfS SS2f baaRErr as as orHkHGo. AGo
Es;ss:; Matinee. En sHssEHr sssE# 0'HfssS aS
Decker howson Sesdames De Bar PSeman vaes f''''
Seats secured SIX days in advance at the Theatre It's
rsneh Ticket ONCE at Ditson Co.'s Music Store, No III
MR.. EDWIN soo?a "a Monday next; AD'Is' srrucc1o,
~. ,.wppvcp y nWvednsssdsy, sisy ApriS,.. y..,r,
w. "a" A'Na For he ss Srss time in New York, HAMLET
.H X slsSasg sf',Es gssg'Es,sH," SsEH."
sr~ ss. 1 ssss$Ss Hs1s $iS;
sIUfiSD0Ss aShiF NASFst sSSasar siEoSs SSSh vSfEs
Begins every night with Comedy
5l4.--EEH#EE44FFEHEE ssS0HHIISUUEE; s0HISSUE;
AsossE4 Hhs Eh,s
szEisHH szEisHH E$$E!sH## sz4iSEH zEsEE
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the queen Of the tight The most daring achievements
Afternoon-Doors open at i curtain rises at9H.
Evening performance at ~. Children half price.
81. Audusis bAls a
EVERY Ss';sisst, +; FSHs %,
IosDos osS% sHSEi sEkEA. 5S
Original Music by Mr. sTokPEL.
Costumes and Furniture a la mode.
George ID DsArigues, who loved one woman aud u.,
s"S,'sf Fl. friend who
Captain Breiimaa old salt, the German - n., -
crisso gentleman in serious family dill D-''s'
cosrsa Of Police a. we're
ssfn.in III. household Of DArisas: bsssmss
sarrars. Bremss the ioscicn Miss Linda %oa pie.s
Luesle, the eOnhdanse Of Madame DART;
Gertrude crsoi. las. Mis-. Nellie Mortimer
Dsas. .ss.s o. sas s.s
,...s. ... ysPEs y ESH ~ 5SyASSs &c. IT,.
THE sEcosp 1sD M MARRIAGE.
ssses SATURDAY nss at np.
one. Seats secured u days in advance
Sss to Of sxRE Fo isE Es M
ns
o oPPss:rA ss s
II FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE
OPENING ON MONDAY. APRIL 10.
An communca.ons the to be addressed 10 the
MRS ooNwAys AVS PAEK AEKsTH THEATRE, BROOKLYN
viii appear In his oEn F1e srg,pa vN WsRn Es5sSn q
LOOK OUT FOR PoXp."
ons for for the fall and winter seasons Of the
'f Sddles: B. CONWAY. Park Theatre Brooklyn
MRS. F.B. coNwAYs PARK THEATRE. BROOK
NJ yn.r0 . ls, S1ring July and r14 August, g, . .,
Brooklyyn. Agents for Mrs +. B. Conway. ''
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2ol BowERY
az ssstg H5SSE
THE THE EES$ks ssEREIs sssEREHs
osast TONY M Pns1oks KAesEs NEwEsT R1HsFe soses
es ws sons. Rr.' eeas sme Snm%Pg a
To-Day Harrisons, Stevens &c.
IL
i Send or call for catalogue of wonders.
Greatest CONJURIN6 For
TRICKS
Novelties from Home
10 cents
In the World to $50. Amusement
csFSTe SHG ssE%T Rf s? n sRssfs91 TsH HsH
IN THE WORLD
A WHOLE VILLAGE AT WORK
uhe result of a
WILL SHORTLY BE ON EXHIBITION.
HARTZ MAGIC REPOSITORY, 74S BROADWAY.
7DICHARDS' PICTURES.-SoMERvILLE aT GALE
IL ry, 81 Fifth Admission free.
Will close this evening" 29h inst.
| LEGAL NOTICES.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r INA EJwIN's THEATRE.
IL LIMA EDW Sole Lessee and Manageross
THE LINGARDS.
THIS WEDNESDAY,
SPECIAL MATINEE,
for accommodation Of ladies and children
DAVIS LOVE
Ada Ingot. Alice Dunning Ljnpard
David Garrick. ........... George c. Bontfnce
After which
WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD,
IN NEW SKETCHES.
EVENING, at O'clock
ALI, THAT GIIrfERS Is NOT GOLD.
LINGARDs SKETCHES.
FAvoRITE FARCE.
PLUTO in preparation.
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INSTRUCTION.

RoYs' BOARDING. SCHOOL, AT WILTON, CONN
I'D Home comforts healthy location thorough instruction
terms reasonable. Address AUGUSTUS WHIlLOCK.
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ASTROLOGY. !
MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL oLAIRy0YANfe
~ your whole life from the cradle to tho rravS
az Canal street, near Hudson. Fee Si.
MADAME LIB coMTE, SPIRITUALLY IMpREssE{
En,,t france Medium Information positive French and
street, corner Waver!ey place.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
for the Middle District of Alabama, in Equity.
The Louisiana National Bank of New Orleans; Charles
Lanier ct al The Selma Meridian Railroad Company
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Messrs. Sheridan, Anderson, Feuno, Pateman, Ptou
Decker, Howson; Mesdames De Bar, Pateman, Vutee.
Seats secured SIX days in Theatre at
Branch Ticket oaice, at Dson Co.'s Music Store, No. II
Broadway.
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On Monday next April3
MR. EDWIN BOOTH as BETUCCIO,
In THE FOOLS REVENGE"
Wednesday, April6,
Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT HAMLET.
dor the nrst time In New York;
). In SaNTI sHtiys Ipgpespars.tiio%n,, gsI ration,
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TITO FINANCES OF TE!E CITY.
Annual Report OF Comptroller
Connolly.
Tie Receipts ard Expenditures Of The City
Government for the Year 1870.
CITY OF NEW YORK; nFpARTMENT OF FINANCE
COMPTRoLLER'A OEEIOE. MAY l. IAlI.

CITY OF S Gr YonT p ,s,s 11 o. FAsSr
Hon. A. oAKEY HALL, Mayor Of the City of New York
sIR-ln your circular, dated March 49, 1871 calling
annual report Of this department. suggest that the report
should be for the ending May le7i with view
exhibit "of the workings Of the city government during
that period deem expedent however, conform
established OF the Department OF Finance
In this report the calendar year 1870 In my judgment
VIII best subserve the purposes of annual report
hbs the state of the various accounts the close year
1862 and the transactions the year succeeding ending
cember 81 1870 and the books are kent
with reference to fiscal year ending with each calendar
year. have, however, caused general tabular
Dr. and Cr-to be furnished for message
the condition OF the treasury May 1871. In that the
whole Dr. and Cr account of the city county govern
ments appear have to submit to
you, In connection with city report, my report the
county finances during the fiscal year of 1870
also take this opportunity you accordance
with the requirements of the Charter the report of the A
citor of City Accounts to March 81, 1871.
Yours, respectfully,
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
CITY OF NEW YonK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
~ CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, May |, lo7L /
ms sl h. sSmPsInss Viii
City York for the year $50 'n' corporation OF the
The % the % Fl s
The receipts into tue Treasury from ali sources Sss'S
during the year 1870. amounted to- w 577794O5
~, $780, ,45s
the Chamberlain, and by him returned to the
Comptroller, In 1870 was. ............... 81 490l3s
Treasury overdrawn City account, December 81,
1870 as stated in the Chamberlan's Repor. .9967G75
*Baance in Treasury County account, Decem-
Der 81 1870 ....................... 81, 1884
ls7J..... ........................... ss7s75
Actual balance in Treasury, December 81 $780,. S72409
WARRANTS DRAWN PAID AND OUTSTANDING.
M outgt ndf
December 81, 1869, follows, viz: "
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statement given elsewhere showing the number and
amount Of warrants drawn upon each appropriation
count which were outstanding December 81 1885, the
Der and amount drawn in ie70 the number and amount
paid during the year. and the number and outsan
ing at the end OF the year 1870
SUMMARY
showing the different amonnt
received from each souice:-
On Cfy account.
Iu.pa
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Iotal.. .$7,s73oo0
The loans and ss the terms which they were seveay
l. App .r NEW GRoroS AogypUoT STOCK The
1870 for alteration of the Crotoa water CONDUIT, between
% s sS % a1sV Of
PAYABLE frcm the sinking fund for the payment OF
il ASSESSMENT FUND Bosps.-Ihe authority for issuing
bonds IN I'm s Of he sw Of @
1850 entided An ordinance to authorize the borrowing OF
opening aud public places by delay
n collecting 9sa for said purposes" ss, 7oo
grnerai these bonds. I e 81;
Of s
ss p 1e a I rss re nsr ssa
per derived from the interest collected such
III CRoToN RESERVOIR Bosps.-The authority for the
Of these bonds contained chapter s4 OF the laws
The amount issued in 1870 s275,uoO
M, O % the
S
GnoTos ASUI1goT sSasnerI,y for l:s
The pTncipai Of these bCnds payable as follow:
On rom H. sna Ss the Is Ia
: the :niias Tor
" Central PARK IMPROVEMENT FgSD STOCK OF
@ T: "a
Of the @ al s SsR sa. o. rhs ss pro-
sum on which the interest annually shall not exceed
SlGUOuO.
The arnoun, issued In 1870 .ssls6oo
The principal o. this stock Is redeeinabe the first day
OF june is B, Sinking Fund the Redemption
the CITY Debt interest ut the rate of per cent per
annum, is PAYABLE quarter yearly. from taxation.
dry IMrgovHMENT STOcR.--The authority for the
issue OF contained In chapter go o the Laws OF
1859.
The amount issued IN 1870 SO 1895
The principal of this stock Is re enable the hrst
of Noyember 1889 rho interest, ut the rate OF
per is payable from taxation, the LIST oil May
and November.
VIZ ACCUMULATED DIET BoNDs.-The amour, issnet
in 1870 was RY,500u0O
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The proportion OF the above aggregate of taxes
belonging to the Corporation, December 81, 1870 was as
foilows:-
Taxes real estae-In Bureau of Arrears
Taxes real ana personai estate--In bureau of
Collection OF IaXes. b420,1B
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Total 1a,hoO0W
The interest," the of per cent per
mahnual from taxation On she LIST day OF May
The premium received the above bonds
VIII CITY ri isylra q LIS
siS sptsr 10 q he Laws ~ w aoa
The ppcra Of III. STOCK on III: das
August lss ana the S.ers. prSao" on
* DHPARrSfsT or PANks fNrRovEMTST BONDS.
The these bonds authorized BY sections OF chapter
The amount issued IN 1870 was........... 81 46a,s00
These bear interest at the rate Of cent per
vember The principal Is rcdeemaos from assessments rs
November l. ss47oo
rata, si,4s9..oO
K DcGK Bosns-ihe authority issuing these bonis
Is contained "a sed' 10 ia "a Sse oo' " o xa oto
p The Principal Of these bonds redccmab: November
as0l Nav a9s and Nd NSvcmSer from AVIATION
XII. DrrAHInEsy STOCK The is.ns Of this 'Ieas
sy section q CHAPTER u.s. Law: Of $50
The s s% nmops ~ tbs soo on
s and the interest," at the rate OF six per cent
R ss d aS" oi Nav = p and November
XII FIrK TELEGRAPH srock-The issue OF this s,ock 10
Inc amount issued In $50 $500 900
principal Of N: Ss q ns esS pS sa
able semi annually, on the ist da Oh May ana November
fS XIII MEN YORK BRIDGE The issue Of these
bonds IL authorized section H. chapter S9a Laws o. 1907
and an Ssaspss p 1879 '0"0"
Tie susi n lsS Was ~ II. s i ssv
OF Noycmbes m The interest at the Tate OF ak per cent
per annu payable on the Let day OF May and November
S XIV RrvFxur BOMBS OF authority for issuing
these bonds contained IN sccuon chapter o OF Tue LAWS
III. following table shows the amount of money borrowed
upon rever 10 bonds duri ~ the year, n cc, "a,
a. h he m on,h Of Npr 4s4 200
L To, ha. nt.if nj "
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~ NrA'~ Appropriation Ac9uat.
The following accounts were reimbursed for pay
mcuts made on account Of each prior to April 8,
1870 that being the date OF the passage OF the new
Charter and the creation of the Department OF
Public Works. section III Of chapter SS3 OF the
Laws OF 1870 empowering the Comptroller to
'aIust and pay the Liabilities incurred by the late
Erect and Croton Aqueduct Departments. to tho
fine Of the abolition OF the said Departnants:,'
Aqucduct repairs nni Improvements. .A.y 1910
of GAL
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statement showing the te and of each appro-
praon tie OF expenditures tceo balance
remaining the end OF the year may be
REVENUES
The necessary to deray the ordinary expenses of
the CITY Government derived from the following
solrces:-
The General Fund, which comprises the revenues of
the Corporation such have been specially appro-
priaed and peigedt the Sinking Fund.
he Annual Faxes, which included In the General
Tax Levy made by the Board of Supervisors State County
and City purposes.
l. The General Fund.
The balance to the credit of tins fund December 81,
ls5a was ................. announcement. Ssa.95s
The receipts into the Treasury to the credit of this
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Eewers-Kepnirng aud teating. .a,n!9 I
Supplies for and Cleaning Public Offices. l2,4to
Nln,yes, piers and slips. ........,.. 80. S1,.I6
The Snfh,g Fund.
Sinking Fund for the Redemption OF the
civ Debt Observation-Disclosures 6.G5O,5 500
c' ,me a1iv Deb, ,...''.,,,........... I,6a,lut
he =" - 7,ss4eas |
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FAsT HoRsEs-Mcssrs. T. B, and VIM.

FAST HoRsES-Mcssrs. T. B, and VIM.
R. Davis, OF Mineral county, West Va,
have purchased "Fadladeen," the iastcst
lour year old in the country, The Lex.
lnglon, (kyl Press gives the following ac.
count OF the exciting and unprecedented
dash at the races there:
The first quarter was made In 254 sec
Fadladeen leading from the first, and The
haltmile post passed In 400 sec. Then
came the tug OF war; and the PreaI tells
the rest of the story;
"The leader holds his own, but Tub.
man leaves his rival and drives ahead.
Thus strung out, they come down the
stretch at amazing speed, Tubman accom-
plishing wonders Nnd run under tho string
In the same order, in l:43. Fadladcon
first, Tubman second and Exchange third,
the remainder scattering. And no won,
der they scattered Such time for q four
year old is the best on record. Indeed,
the performance OF the horses on yes,
terday will long be remarkable in
racing annals, Not only was the best
time ever made for one mile made over
the Lexington course, but the second heat
In the stake race on yesterday was the
best ever made by n lour.year old. Memo
ma made the second heat in l44t in 1868,
and Herzog mnde his second heat in Gin.
cinnati in l;43t, hut these were by three.
year olds."
Mr. Davis has taken Fadladccn and
some other horses to Evansville, Ohio, to
enter the races.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June s.
Arrived steamship Atalanta from New
York.
SOUTHAMPTON, June g.
Arrived steamship Frankfort from New
Orleans.
LONDON, JunoS
The Patrick from Quebec touched
Neville The race for the Ascot gold
cup resulted rs follows; Mr.. r. Lam.
bards, ch. h. II. Mortimer, by Campaign
out Of Countess bred from six years old;
II. Dellamerres 10 I. verdure by West
Australia out of Vcrmeille three years
old. two Johnston hr. c. Boutwell, by
Stockwell out Of Kalbern; Logic three
years old Late adviccs from Cape Of
Good Hope arc TO the effect. The nc.
counts from the diamond fields are still
encouraging. The 81. Petersburg Jour.
nails recites ferule presentation to Gar
Of the imperial order Of Asmanle and in.
stitute by the present Sultan in 1861,
The presentation was made by the Turk.
ish ambassador. The speeches made on
the occasion and comments OF the journal
upon the ceremony, fully confirm the
general belief that the relations between
the two countries are excellent.
The House of Commons tonight was
engaged in long debate on the army
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CHICAGO.


ss.s CHlCAdO, June .,
The States Attorney and members OF
the new Grand Jury now in session,
having received several anonymous let.
tiers demanding that the case of p. A.
Leonard, for the shooting Of DIR. Seaman,
be again taken up and passed upon. The
subject yesterday received the attention
OF the Grand Jury, and the determination
reached was that the case having had u
fair hearing before previous Grand Jury,
they would not entertain II at all, and so
dismissed the matter. . r
Charles Weber and Mary Pihans went
boat riding on Lake Michigan last night.
Their boat was capsized by gush Of wind
and they were drowned.
A meeting will be held here tomorrow
evening under the auspices of the United
States peace commissioners for the pur,
pose Of considering the best ways and
means for maintaining peaceful relations
with tho Indians. The chiefs from the
ArapahOes, Cheyennes, and Wichita tribes
will be present and speak,
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The International typographical
Union.

BALTIMORE, June 8.
The International Typographical Union
met at o o'clock this morning, President
Hammond In the chair.
The Committee on Subordinate Unions
reported in favor Of the working card sys.
TEN, which report was adopted The same
committee reported that Columbus Union
should not have admitted David Butter.
field without permission OF the lndianapO.
lis Union, and that the latter Union should
admit him without fine. The report was
rejected. A motion was made disap.
proving of the action of Columbus Union,
and also that the indianapolis Union
acted improperly in endeavOring to i'm.
pose n reinstatementby fine upona former
member seeking admission from another
Union. AresOluti0n was reported from
tic committee recommending Sdbordtn.
ate Unions to pay the funeral expenses
of It's members In good standing, which
was adopted. The Committee on Fast
Type Setting made report, giving TO
Geo. A. Arensberg, Of Philadelphia, the
first prize, w. A. Edwards, OF Norfolk,
Virginia, the second, and JAS A. Butler,
Of Little Rock, Arkansas, the third
Miss Moore, Of New York, offered n
resolution that the international Union
recommend TO subordinate Unions To re.
ceive young girls in offices, as lar us praC.
ticablc, on an equality with men. The
resolution was adopted. A resolution OF
sympathy withthe recent strike In Penn.
sylyania was adoped. Adjourned till to.
morrow. ...-
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Projected Homeopathic Insane Asy-
Ium In New York.

OhAN Ot
In the Homeopathic Convention to-day
DR.. George +. Foote, Of New York,
Chairman of the Bureau Of PsyChOlOgi.
cal Medicine, made II brief statement in
regard to the projected erection Of a Ho.
meopathic Insane Asylum in New York,
the appropriation for which has been re.
ceived from the Legislature at Albany.
The State has already given $4,000 to.
wards It's erection. The ground has been
broken, and the asylum will, within year,
be in position to receive patients. 1t only
remains for the Homeopathic physician
to contribute their share towards the asy.
lum. The charter provides that the State
Of New York shall give $l5O,OOO, pro-
vided tho Homeopathic physicians raise
u like sum. 'N..
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The New Hampshire Legislature.

SONNShDi AN' - OuhN W
Both parties held caucuses this morn
ing. 1t is not probable that the, question
who Is to bU Governor will be reached TO-
day. 1t IL understood that Mr.. Weston
declines to visit the city until the question
Is settled.
The House met promptly at 10 o'clock
The House was cleared Of all but the
members, who then proceeded to draw fol
their seats. This was about half pro-
CCeded with when II was discovered that
many of the members had been furnished
with duplicates by the printers. The
drawing was declared void
Mr. Bingham desired the question TO bt
postponed until tomorrow ut II o'clock
Mr. Wadleigh offered an amendment tC
postpone until 9 o'clock Pm. ...
On this y discussion took place which
was characterized by strict party discl
plne, and Mr. Bingham's amendment was
rejected.
Mr. Randall moved to lay the motion o.
Mr.. Bingham on the table, and urged the
prOpriety Of the right 10 ballot for Clerk
which the Democrats persistently refused
fearing the shaky members, and the mo
ton was defeated.
Tho House then adjourned until {
o'clock.
The House reassembled this Afternoon
and lurthercompleted organization by the
choice of Jos. X. Jackson, OF LittletOn, fOl
Clerk, and Jas. H. Cobalt, OF Barnstcd, ~
Assistant Clerk, by u majority of two.
After II protracted session Democratic
Sergeant. farms and n Democratic Door
keeper were also elected.
A dispatch from Bmttleboro, W., states
that the National Bank there was robbed
of 100000 by burglars last night.
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The Southern Editors In Michigan.
BAY Cry, M1cH., June 8,

BAY CRY, Mich, June s.
The editorial excurslonlats were escort
ed to the principal points Of interest in
East Saginaw and Saginaw City this
morning. Tho large saw mills, with q
capacity ranging from $4,000 10 10000
Ieet per day, and also the extensive salt
manufactures, were visited The party
were most handsomely entertained by the
two rival cities, and at II o'clock were
again on the wing for this, the terminus
Of the expedition, which point was
reached at twelve o'clock to-day. The
party we're at once conducted 10 the
dock, where flno steamer, the Eighth
Ohio, was in readiness TO convey them
out on the bay TO the lake. A trip Of a
cOuple Of hours In the boat was most
enjoyable part Ofthe excursion At three
o'clock tho Bay City folks banqueted
their visitors at the Frazier House, In
truly royal manner, upwards Of 200 per.
sons taking seats around the beautifully
spread tables. The dinner, toasting, &c,
continued for couple ofhours, when the
guests were then seated in the carriages
awaiting them, and escorted over the
city. At seven O'Clock all were
agnin on board the train and en- route for
East Saginaw, where reception bali,
&c, have been prepared for tonight.
Cincinnati capitalists, newspaper men, and
others in the party have been greatly
taken aback by the appearance Of This
great northern country, both on account
OF Its great resources and the energy and
enterprise that Is infused In all classes of
business. Many have been the expires.
sions OF surprise at the beautiful cities
we have visited, among which are
some of the finest private resi-.
dences and public buildings that
adorn any Of our Southern aud much
older cities. THE party are profnse in
their thanks TO j. j. Grafton, the instiga.
tor Of the excursion, and other railroad
officials who have done 30 much to secure
the enjoyment Of the party An invita-.
ton has Just been extended the party to
trip over the Flint and Pere Marquette
road from Saginaw TO ils northern ter.
minus, about seventy.fvC miles north, in
the pine wilderness.
ST. PAUL, MtNN, June g.
The editorial excursion lefl Marshall.
town at o'clock this morning. number.
ing 215. At various stations along the
route the citizens were out with bands OF
music to welcome the exCursionists. At
12 o'clock Mason City was reached, where
lunch was served by the people, They
arrived at st. Paul at $50, and at 1890 TO.
morrow morning will leave for Duluth,
reaching there at Pm. They stay there
over night, return Saturday to ST. Paul
and go thence 10 Minneapolis, where Sun
day will be spent The party arc in the
best of health and spirits.