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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
The following is the completed registration
of Richmond by wards and races:
white majority in the clty.................. 95l
he following is comparative statement Of the regis
ration in this city since 1867;
POLITICAL NOTES.

The State debt of Ohio was reduced the first
half Of the iesent fiscal year slG293 The present debt
Is So,5G9,5s4.
Gen. j. c. Lee of Toledo has withdrawn him
self from the for the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor OF Ohio.
The Republican Convention of Pennsylvania
will meet at Harrisburg to-day to nominate State Audi
tor and Surveyor General.
Ex-Gov. Richard OSlesby denies that he
wishes to succeed Hon. John ~ Logan Congress
man-at-large from Illinois.
The liquor dealers of WilliamspOrt, Penn,
have formed association for protection against what
they call the " eucroacnments" of temperance.
At n public meeting held in Savannah, yes
erday the Mayor and Aldermen were authorized to or
der election to be held on the 18th inst to decide
whether the city will will not subscribe $4,000 10 the
Atlanta and savannah Railroad
Mr.. Aaron F. Perry, one of the Cincinnati
Congressman has written long letter 10 The CONNER
eia on the Tariff question, in which he has wonderfully
ton. Mr.. Perry treats the matter loosely.
Gen. Robert ToOmbs is lccturing in Georgia
on Magma Charta." He advises his hearers to make
compromise, and to have nothing TO do with who
iight, and has no patience With Conservatives"
Gov. Scott of South Carolina, reached
Charleston, from Columbia, Monday night and was
in consultation with the leading bankers, yesterday. 1t
Is understood that he starts NewY0rk to-day TO carry
out the suggestions OF the TaxPaycrs Convention
strengthening the financial position OF the state.
The South Carolina Tax-Payers' Convention
was made up OF 124 delegates and altcruates of whom
about six were Republicans. There hut cOlorcd
member Mr. ShreW sbury of Charleston. The Convention
Is well spoken Of by OF the Republican journals of
South Carolina and by many al the North.
Tie Mobile Register is satisfied that Gen.
sherman merits high praise for bis NewOreans Ku-
Kux speech. 1t d" had some preudices against him III
connection with that Columbia business and few other
little memories, but is willing 10 forget 1t all now and
take back It's former abuse. AS another Democratic
journal remarks the Presidency is Of more importance
TO that party than all its principles.
AT the annual county meeting of the De-
mocracy, held Reading Penn, yesterday resolutions
were adopted arragnng Congress for the reconstruction
acts and the KuKlux BILL indorsng the speech OF sena
TOT schurz st. Louis and declaring the enormous
freight charges OF the Reading Railroad 10 the residents
of the county be gross violations Of the intent and
meaning OF The COmpanys charter and recommending
as remedy the formation Ofsi Labor Union by the work
ingnen business men, and farmers within the party
ganizatOn of the National Democracy, in order that
there may he thorough union OF labor against al unfair
and unjust aggressOns OF capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
DIED.

ACKBRMAN-on the h inst at Philadelphia John D. son Of the late
Relative. m friends invited the funeral from the 81
Church. llnlt.etLst, this DAY AZ p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. schulgye Penn SATURDAY May H. Kate
~. wife Of Horace r. barrett 10 yelrs, months.
Remains were aaent West It's on Tor IatrrmeHt
CULGIN-Ou Jane wife Of James Cnn sgc %
Tie relatives fny ssih meuie Of tn Imr
from residence No 30 Vet rseut seV,n IAsfslay
At O'Clock her vii be aAea
CVrS iiill for Inteunent
FLNG-On TUESDAY My residence Of his fatie janice
Libby Wehesser Co., Henry Ting IN tie AZ year Of
his
No.ice Of funeral hereafter.
Philadelphia please copy
HOLLISGsHEAD-On Monday, May 5 after short Illness Villas
NJ. Holdings cad IN the Ji'h year OF bis age. . .
Funeral he New-tngud Congregational Church South
Ninth Fifth Brooklyn D. lrdy afternoon 18Th nsS
ocock relatives and friends Of toe itm g tlr menus "
tie Fourth Company, 5h Regiment C.. tie Vteran Cos aid
Regiment. Hyatt Loge No 2O5 r. And A. NJ are iA''ea
Boston washington Philadelphia papers please copy.
18th Isabel lockwood daughter u
lar, s.. T. w. LOck wood oil IrO,, " 4.
MAYFLL-sudden Monlay evening l5 inst. John Mayer
aged - years.
Fqsr Oh Thursdsy O'Clock from be rescaos
Of bis nephew " M A. Pold esq ~ Ncs iSeai!-rs,'st
MOLoStY-On MONDAY. May IS Margaret wife Of PitrcE a
Tie relatives and friends OF the family also those Of so VIM 4
McGrath respectfully invited nj her n Oh Friday Nay
~ at 10 O'Clock from her residence No lO vest iHe "
siriaye who're reqem mass WI he celebrated Tor he
OF her soul
oAKLEY-on Tuesday evening inst Chsre relief Of NatAns
ley Ia the b4th year Of her
Notice o, funeral hereaitsr
SCHWFNDL EROa NAV Is 81 II O'Clock ~ Atorh schwender
native AE Chspyie Prussia 10 tie tisi Of nisage
The fuuea late No O n milton ParG
krw.BnghtoB, L. Ihuar. the lbA Es., At ccssA D. N
waiting the New br Lanlg the
oftbe O'Clock bolt from Pier ~. ~ r. hewiorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

barometer corrected Tor temperature ana eIeNauoI
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
NAsuINGTON, d. G., May l6. 1915 p. III.
SluOpSiS FOR the past tCeits.tOtT hours.
The weather rcmins unchanged un tie Paclnc Coast
tn ba romrter stationary on the South Atlantic hut
has re morally fallen from Louisiana To West virginia
and norhward. Clear weather has preNaicd III the liz
teri or OF the country followed TINS evening ny threaten
ing weather in the Ohio Valley and lower lakes Local
Thunder forms have passed from Iowa tO Lake Erie
Tie temperature has increased from the lower lakes To
the Atlantic. 1900
Probabilities.
II probable that Wednesday the weather VIII con-
tuue without material change III the southern ana Gun
States: clearing up weather in the ONO Valley and
norhward cloudy and Gle ring weather succeeding light
rains from Pcnnsy lyania to Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
TIE TURF.
TIE FLEETWOOD PARK MAY TROTTING MEET
ING FIRST DAYTIME WEATHER, LARGE
ATTENDANCE, AND GOOD SPORT

THE FLEETWOOD PARK MAY TRoTTING MEET
ING-FIRsT DAYTIME WEATHER, LARGE
ATTENDANCE, AND GOOD SPORT
The Fleetwood Park Spring Trotting Meet
ing was opened successfully yesterday and is likely to
be the most brilliant gathering held this ncreas-
ngly popular trottng track which is easily accessible
by rail from the city, while the drive by road through
Central Park and along Cenraave. is delightful Under
ITS new management everything is done TO secure the
comfort OF visitors and excellent order is preserved
The weather yesterday was beautiful, ana Win inc
Of "a capital programme of rotng 1t was not
that the attendance large and select Lead
ing turfInen from the adjoining States were present. a'
the sport productive of qualification 10 al VINO W"
There we're two races the card, of which the rst
MINUTES the winner taking 500 OF the purse OF sW
offered the second horse 500 and the trd so IIeIo
were IA horses entered in tins race OF which the follow
inc nine came upon the track when summoned by the
Judges ben 10 start: g. r. carpenter . IL I,
en- g. Gen. Tweed Benjamin Maces Dr. e HANK u a.
Fergusons b. Bright Eyes D. MILLS 40; II sIv
der's b. NJ. Canada Maid; p McCoy's 8 e. Trustee;
the pOOl sold as follows Fleetwood, $50 DunacIDurg
AZ; Bright Eyes So; Heather Bloom, 81 Flcid 40
W. tUsNARY. - - .-....,
h, bYe minute 800 to int 1920 secosdi 500 to thId;
George Carpenter entered m Heather Bloom ''''' d
+ d nDi'T i gin entered en- g General Twesd'$
FSES:sS s5 f E55 bss;
e a s,l beASs d. canada Ma..........
- N' $780, lime rs. 2:37 23fl, 231 - - ,.-
Tho sacond race vas for a purse of 81 800 for horses
mat never troted better than 229 the winner taxing
e. o1 inc second 5000 and the third horse 200 Inc en-
go foIr m number were NJ. I:oden's Prince, A.
PattersoIs CHI q Dreadnaught i; Bowers b. e. ssel
"a KnoIn md Tom Carpenters bl. 5. Thomas ieHef-
an The latter was the fayOrte, bringing s4O Prince
500 and The field $40.
s,xR D-Pure 2sl 500 TO oTset tat Lave never to'a
b tban l:2g to the FIRST FaO 70 NE ooI1 '-VV'o 'De
'N r. c,reu,er erertS BIZ. b. Thomas Jesersn...
NJ R,.Ip ntcfel sgP .iuce..
P't--sou eu', rel e.. Deaiua ught....-..'. .
! Ioaen eri,rsd b. 2 sheppard kiapp..:. s' CTS
Time, ~! -i2ii 4:.'i IiZtk - g.. ma
The trotting to-day Ii Tor to purssS-ohe 'ur ~,
hor.es TO- which Henry HoipuT anJ lyron fcEiy arc
eDcrci aud the Other for Dig hof.hs Tor Mhth iont
bruno, Ralshail Jack Draper, E.e Collins sdry h'it
Belle a. water. Cnt'irti. ~ me P'iH s"lu -.
uir Ifrr, was the ftsori'a hg MT ic hcll IA INC
| Igst .d.t, alt wa. I, Ii.CEQ &. u. s.o"d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
M1RRTED

BRYANS-EFSNRDY-I April % BY Rey James Kes-
ne AnieT tteT d. D. james H. D. ans ocfF
Of y aeriorl Penn. Mary T. n nsdy Of AeF-lcrs tU
CALIISoN-MoLACHLAN-Apn 70. by Flier II. Wright ofrs
Church Of Curs, Mr. lie taIson 70 NJ - hy ,. heifAs
at the residence lion JohB W. Moutsome k-hoE
ClrGe CO.. Mo.
sHAW-TRIMB TOn Tuesday 10Th ny Rev Dr. Storms join
SHAW England leen keu daughter Of Dr. j. InDbe Of
Newark. n. J.
YERRf-sHATrUCK-At the residence Of N brides iatfer Bos
turg Penn MAJ 5 lsil h. Rev y h. Reya - Mss hmml
daughter of L. a. sGttucA supc tnt o 10 "A X o l o. t
Cla. yorh, Principal Of Nora school at haLa-e Fean-
al Notices Of Marriages must be ind08ed UsA lsH
name aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
THE STATE or 1RADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Cuc,go NAV IG-Pour fm Extra Spring 55 25dS5@ Wheat
ou, and ar lower: No - ~ cash an seller NAV N The
nj r,u It seller NAV In fair demand and
lower No Mixed a54ic Ter Oa's quiet No $50
4lf Rye qui 89d59c BiIey-Ao2 spung c IighNi9es
weak; Pork So cash $40 500 80 h2t
"a, N Jn Live Hogs easier Co. Lake frr ghs quet AID
ss,r Wheat TO Bnfa 90 Tbs. Flour OO bush
Wheat bus Com a OJo bush Cat, 1000 bush he push
SLWnens2.40i bh - foRr, 5JOO OGsn.
Wheat bush. Corn, 2J bush Oats and 500 iiogs
ArGrs1a Ga Nav liCotton csed dull end haclVe L'epoo
MI d ing, l4t-; sales 20 balcsi receipts 2Jf ia s.
NuNSgfoS n O. May lGSpn Tarprn inc quiet AZ 4'. Ro,n
STEADY at 81 IS Sc 2 Crude TGrpsune S2a 81 Tar hrm at W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
THE MILLIGAN-HovEY ARREST CASE.

p. Migan agt. Gen. Alvin F. Hoyey. late United States
Minister at Perm for $4,000 damages for false arrest
came ND IA the United States District Court to-day TIC
arguments on the plaintiffs demurrer 20 defendants plea
I'm abatement the jurisdiction OF the Court occupied
tine forenoon The defense claim that Federal Court
has no Jurisdiction aud that only the Stale Courts
try the care. Judge Drummond will render decision
on the question OF jurisdiction tomorrow morning The
case is one OF cons lcrabe importance. Mr.. Mitgan
was one of the Sons OF Liberty" who was tried by
pr. ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET-MAr Is.

was brisk demand this for Beef Cattle and go head
zer M AT prcrs ranging o. q for and m o. %
lie lair good cattle Common ea'o oa s' "O 70 O
- -, -, o,o.. ,.r,.i,
-, lie he d sell from TO " ID for Noo!cd
Sblep and ON to 6ts q 10 gro's for clipped 40 ,
cbsni hands AZ from - y l1O n for corn-ed
Cow-Tbrre Sigh Tor tis knd Of stock 1 bead
were so a from spnnge an3 from $50 to 80 for
Ln.LL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

PROM sAvANSAB-n steamship Gulf stream, Nay le3Mr. Mo
Crevy ard h Ms BLANCHARD J. C. Boyd h. L. Richardson
Huse and wife Jno. Mucker, Peter HsSknon
simon John on. J. H. Cessor . . ~,
FROM MANLA-Iu snip GDden Fleece May l5-Rev hehenis
Aim. N II Miss Mari Adams Miss Sarah b. Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
BASE BALL.
THE DEFEAT OF THE BOSTON NINE.

THE DEFEAT OF THE BOSTON NINE.
The grand match at Boston between the
Haymakers Of Troy and the Boston Nine resulted In
signal victory for the Troans by Of % to IA The
two branches Of the old Red Stocking nine have now
both been defeated the one without Sweasy TO help
them and the other without George Wright The Boston
nine opened with lead OF TO g. but in the next six
innings they only added 20 their score, while the
lawmakers added H. In the last three innings the Troy
nine made runs, and again disposing of the Bos
tons for in the yctors amid great excitement
among the friends Of the Haymakers King Flynn, and
Crayer did the best batting the winning side, and
Brdsa McVey and spauldng for Boston, The full score
is given below
rySISGs-RuSs SCORED.
Clla Isl. 81 d. Arb. 5tt. 6th. Th 9Th. 9TH TotalA
h ha.isal'."...:..s . . 4 i-R
EAltSED.
H.y1stsr...".s 3 3 3 ~
umpe-Mor. Rogers Star Brooklyn Time Of game hours
and Is mnues Double gys BY Flynn and Ben Besh and Pe,
Fyun Besh DOE plays by Bsrne. and Go Passed Balls
McYey l. Bases BY EnoIs-Iisynakers, I'll Bosiont
AMITY VS.. STAR.
This contest, which many expected to be a
game like that OF Saturday, turned olt more
tan ordinarily interesting the Amitys proving one Of
the strongest of the junior mines Of Brooklyn The
stars had their fan nine out, snd cummings ptched
swiftly. but tAe young nou VI tho A4l!s III tAA iVg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
Gpetial Noiltes
The Household Tonic.

The efficacy Of HosTETTBRS Celebrated STOMACH BITrERs
specific for recruiting enfeebe body end cheering tie ispoans
mind has passed into proye5 Untei States where tss
1eou. touic all opposition and esi all rivalry the
demand for has increased hay s.nd heavier ratio iss
years Until regular Of this preparation excel those q
all other s.onaches combined members Of the medical
,ssor and hospital surgeons riou number have csud admitted
that the pharmacOpaia hcal prescription thai
produce. such beaedaI effects dyspepsia general debility
and nervous diseases, as HosTETTEHs BITTERs To
the language of venerable physician Of NeEYort
The BITTRRs the pHress stmuani- snd tho safest
tonic we have great vegetable aHo's
much more comprehensive praise would imply. Asa
tory andOe epidemic disease genial snat promoter Of COT
s.uOn ygor appetizer stomaee and remedy for nervous
debility 30 medicinal preparation attained the reputation
HosTRrTBRS BTTTERs household tonic Of tie Ame,
people .ad probability vii se for centuries to
The msnates Of science It's merits end that emFhcsny
the medicine of masses proved Sy its vast AM Increasing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

Thanks 10 Mr.. Winsiow's Sooihing syrnp, Nv,
been relieved from ,Iesp ght, Of pufl vshg siA
ing tcetLing cLil.rn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
SITE or TIE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT 1l:4I
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

schr ssr.b A. P.lco-er Snow Bsss-thpor. for Boston.
schr Wm. Buinau, Lee HizbshIor, rof ssss
schr Snow Plsse Hood Biubettport for Eor~ O.
sohr j. W Jone. An5rews Rondoat 'or PsrbA,
schr Baloi,e Matthews RObdouf, for BRIDGEPORT
scar jaime. Andrews, Amos Roecooi, ~ salem;
fchr v. \ L. Coudey Smith. GroVeiosu, d. u
Schr ANTHONY klu SOmer- VrNniA
scht X public. heh .. Pori johnson, i'r L-nn
sehr Evening star. Ferris. Port Johnson for Bnf
sthf Qfick ie1 " l'e. Plla'eipiia, To- rori.
schr Blue Ieis. Lrcl. Bilsb.u prrt for Norvak
DOMESTIC PORTS. 49,
FonrRYss MuvRcr iH .r a. rcc 80 No1f
oo io -ni i,t Pad on, larks D Cb.ii o. - nhii ane
J. T. NIt.cf or R.tts 30 fr So .oi Ai~
SCI " l'a, Tor ar RIVER, I'D O. l,hip Ca o. & dayL -,
'hAhir tbs - G. STAY IT, Arv rHsb y g. np 'l, 'h -
taiei. .f.7uf otaRa r. orr, 70 r. 90 h.t o.
tl sehns A. A. "onoe of LrlasScA ga AID h. o. han. ="
S1vNSsH Co. Nay I-Arrs'-st ar.hp. s,n sslrsd from
Hcw loH; roItTy ton sts-lor. org PilalI "a
bug Fornoe N odghal q steamship Ny oEe' ron - q,
MestTay for Freuce, bigk Polar BrosonA
,0RElGN PORTS.
LosDcS H'v l6Tte National a. sefnhps H-lveiis Cspt
Me- ~ May = 10 ed - zen town too en- fo.t 70 sf o
Crn'r s.csmsip hgena, Gait lie he'rre from Neville"
The Glioa seaia,hp no, Capt Price, from SewIOrl MAJ
touchel al Liverpool to-day.
SPOKEN.
schr Harriet. hound g.. Apr ~ ut -. Ion o.
Barb A. hn OH from Chtugn Tor n mouth 20 days out
Feb. 26 lat % n =. on 81 % L.
chip lady Bgrls Jr rom clcat;s for Lvero days oct
- - euiA tBr) from Japan, for NevYor NAY lat 9lis
fonE F hosEGR Va c-re chr eebe'a Ser rom IiaTr' d
1g e"a Tor leimod aA and NJ ~ oHhs iOai
on he ISh Inc 'tWar and vn, AID tae baaoos
" 1I eoH were Ael on hJ paS vessel sDk bough here.
MEMORANDA.
The bark GamoTgnfr on Pooov pori IN smother coual.
Is eonlgred 70 fut ch- kys 4 CO. Notasb Fore
ri CGharnc Caner from
should TAI bark not seh AMI vessel rel 10 Ces g-ey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial SIAM No,' Pioss
WIN LYaKDfLs Sons lOl FUiTossT. on D,t, tug-eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

Tor 81 lire VII sdy.rtis-su, One NJ ns 4.
nine lr.css Vermont NeE'p including re- 81 We
refer 10 the publisher Of per- T. Aom Responsibility seb
known List sent free. Aflrcs 0E0. T. RogELL co.
AdytriSig Ag'ns, No. ~ P-EA-roE, NeE-lork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
bases even better than the Mutuas did last Spring The

bases even better than the Mutua did last Spring The
following Is the
Club. is "a. 81 4h 9Th. 9th Ith. eth s'h Total
ssiasfi;;y;:::::.....:.:s / 3 ! I Ii
RUNS EARNED NsS0 40 ~, r-,.,
Cvbs. 1s 3D. 81. 4h 9Th 9th IN B'h; YIN. ioss
ssaf'ii;.,..'.."ss 3 : Q . ~
Umpire Mr. Doo,h the Athletic Club Time~f game 1ou
and minutes Frs base by srros-siar times; Amity tines
The Athletics of Philadelphia defeated the
Trenons Saturday by OF q TO 0, and on Mon
cay had fine with the Ecfor1s, winning by score
OF II TO 10 only The OF and is as follows:
- ,
tfftf Isl. 2 d. 9Th. 9Th. 0tI ~. 8ih. YIN totals
4 4eili,,1ii.,......qI 3 : 6 5-5
Uupire-Mr Isbsoh Of the BIpera
The Dramatic Club played game yester-
score OF q to 49,
- The White Stockings of Chicago and the
Oymplcs OF Washington played match game OF ball
IN Chcago Yesterday afternoon, being the first OF the
championship series between these two clubs. Neither
AillsOn nor Sweasey played in the Olympic nine Their
places were filled by Waterman and Berthrong. over
60O people present. The score was Olympics 4;
Mhlte stockings, IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

winchester. nypophOsphites wi. cure cos'vsr7los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
At W. J. P. Dailey & Co.'s,

HIT BEDAUWA1-
30 PER CENT DISCoUSr-Whts French Cana Dinner Seh' ii
30 PR CENT DIsCoUYT-wbe French China Tea Sets Z"
uiec u.
80 PR CENT DIscOUSTcOred and gl French China Drn-
30 pr CENT DIsCoUYT-Coord Chamber Sets II pieces Eng
Ih goods, ~ 81 -. 3D..
ee,ytr Jarineres SOU and Pa1in ! g-res -. CT 4,
80 PER CENT nISCOUNT-IroD handled Uihhef Al'e9 S"s
make 81 50 the DOZEN 49, -.
20 ia CEST plated Casters ak cut and so-
20 PER CENT DSCOUNF-Sirerpad TIA SETS H pieces bess
plate handsomely engraved 30 20 per Gen. '"A- 49, 'AS~
iar atteaion csse tuyer Is earLes,,, 2,
AT ". i Dali "a us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

umpirr-Mort Rogers, Star Brookyn Tine OF game bours
nd IS Double phys by Flynn and Bean Bean and Pke
YIN Besuh DOg plays by Bane. and Gol Passed Balls
icyey l. pSses BY kuOrs--Isymakers, I'll Bosioh,e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-12
THE TAIN ALONG THE DOCKS.

AHERALD reporter spent part OF yesterday even
ing along the docks chatting with the 'Longsnore-
men on things IN general and the promised Orange
row In particular. Hts experience IL that nearly
every dock laborer in the city, who II not Fenan,
IL a member of the Ancient Order OF Hi0ernians,
or transplanted Ribbon society. All the Long
shorcmcu not actually at work were gathered
In knots OF half dozen each at the heads OF the
docks aud on the corners OF the river streets con-
vcrslng in earnest and mysterious whispers. Ap.
preaching one OF these groups very Rlngerly the
reporter said ''we. boys, what's the news from the
Orangemen 81 to which one OF the boys answered,
"Och, be jabers, the news couldn't be worse Oud
Keso gev the damned villains an excuse for staying
al home tomorrow and saving their skins"
"But I'm toud.h SAID bragny aud sunburned
representative OF the bone and sinew 0f America
and ex-member OF the finest peasantry under the
sun, 'sl'm tould they won't mind what kelso and
his peelcrs say at ALL and that they're bound to
have their parade out anyhow. Bad luck ~ me
sowl. but II they show that much pluck could
almost res 81 The limitation OF knockn blazes out OF
'em.r
"Donit he talkin' thraison for nothing, Jm,n said
q comrades '.yOu know you never resisted any
temptation IN all your life; and why should you
resist good one Ike this2 Catcn one o. thin
fellahs reslstln' scn timpaions. They didn't do 1t
when ABOUT fifty ov em murlnered yeur SroIher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-12
WHAT An ORAyCEM.y SAYS.

In former years the Orange and American Profess
tant associations affiliated on these anniversary oc-
caslons and marched side by side to the music OF
their bands without fear or molestation. But dur
ing the last few years there has been split among
them, and last year this split came to an open rup-
ture, when the American Protestant Association
were forbidden to take part In the Orange process
sion. The knowledge Of this trouble enboldened
the Catholic party, VINO took advantage Of the
weakness OF their opponents ana commenced the
assault which ended SO fatally. The same banners.
devices, music, insignia and everything that had
been used on former occasions without ofence were
then used, and had been proposed for use to-day
Also and up the hour Of closing business very few
except the leaders mad any knowledge o. the action
OF their officers concentrating tue procession.
Paterson, NJ j., was to have sent over 900 men, Jer-
about 1900 and Brooklyn, Williamsburg New
York and Weschesier 1000, so that not
more than five thousand men would In any case
nave paradcd. Those outside OF the city would pa
we yet believe they Will come over here III cltizens
clothes, amd without regaiia or music, aud
WILL ATTEND rHE PICNIC
as n nothing strange had occurred. Nearly all the
pied, or had supplied themselves, wan REVIEWERS
Tor self-pI election. II had been decided also mat
women ana children should not he allowed 10 JON
the procession. but they were to 60 ., cars anu as
orders had been issued ~ the bands not TO play ar
tunes during the procession nor To give cause vi
offence III other WAYS. =, -,
The origin OF the split between the A. p. AS anu
the Orangcmen arose ron the latter claiming TO pc
distinct organization ana rc,using 20 auin,e
Oranvemen on equal terms unless tney Went ioukn
ali the paraphdrnaiia- ihis WSS uee"e" W '"s
c1>,r,arvy,r nu MONTH"; pAcE