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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
THE INDIANS

ANOTHER DELEGATION OF CHIEFS IN WASHING
TON.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Indian Chiefs,
whose anticipated arrival here has been announced,
reached this city to-day and conducted TO the
quarters provided for them by the Indian Bureau at the
Washington House. The party is in charge of Mahlon
Stubs Of the Kaw Indians and consists of Little Raven
Peach Chief the Arrapahoes; Powder Force and Bird
Chief war chiefs Of the tribe, with John Smith
their Interpreter Little and Stone Calf, Chief OF
the Cheyennes with Ed. Guerier their interpreter.
and Buffalo Goad Chief OF the Wa6hitas and affiliated
bands with Phil. McCusker as interpreter Soon after
their arrival here they found an old Trend, 10 whom
Tracey, late trader ut Fort Dodge who accompanied
them during the afternoon 10 number Of places OF IN
terest The Indians show great respect and regard Tor
Agent Stubs, and highly pleased with his care OF
while they have been upon their journey 10 wash
ngton The interpreters seem to be well qualified for
their positions and faYOrites with the Indians JObn
Smith is an old Plainsman, and has spent most Of his
days among the indians Guerer, the interpreter ior
among those Indians and has grown up among them.
He was graduated az Washington College, ST. LOUIS.
Phil McCusker was born at Paterson, n. j. lie went
among the Indians 20 years ago ana mas served of many
years Government interpreter
The chiefs made earnest inquiry after Gen Hazef,
was formerly among them, ana OF whom they speak
very highly. owing 10 the absence OF Commissioner
Parker they will PROBABLY not visit the lnllan ufdu
until his return, which is daily expected The chleis OF
the KiOwas COmancheS, and Apaches declined 20 Nlst
Washington point Of etiquette based upon the word
ing OF the invitations but is probable that an INVITATION
extended In form 10 meet their views Oh TINS point VIII
be accented and that they will be here during The sum
mer Buffalo GOad OF the present party y hIey-Dut
specimeu of humanity. His people the Nachltns, nave
coming quite agricultural people although the tribe
Is not numerous one.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The XVIth Assembly District Grant Club
elected l21 new members last night.
The Connecticut House of Representatives,
on Wednesday last indefinitely postponed, by vote Of
9s to 10 resolution to appoint Special Committee
the subject OF Woman Suffrage.
The XVlllth Assembly District German Re-
publican Club has passed resolutions protesting against
the action OF the German Republican Central Committee
in recommending reorganization.
TIE Missouri Democrat has a sharp article
on Senator Carl Schurz, calling that gentleman to
define his position. 1t thinks candid avowal on his
part would either alay confirm the apprehensions Of
thOus who have been his friends.
A Central Kings County Grant Committee
was formed on Thursday evening with the following
officers President. Gen James Jourdan; Vice-Presi-
dents, A. G. Williams w. Colt c. G. Bennett; Recording
Secretaries c. Gilbert and C. Small Corresponding Sec
Rotary, Jas. Tanner; Treasurer JnO. +. Henry
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DIED


AIEyANoa Turdsy 18Th ms Lousa 5 wife q Join Alma
from Sc. rs Ba,ucst BROOKLYN.
BRAINB-Su enlr 49, Tensfy NevJerse Elizabeth ~ides
oihe ae Jsmes H. bisine, in the 9th year Of her age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BARRFTTSulenlr ct Bedford wecheser THURSDAY,
May George Russell Of ssaa NJ and the late Moses B. Bar
Funeral o lis iaie residence Sunday May a. st2:goPm
GARuEERt Orange j. May It, Minnie daughter Of Edward and
MIrim Gsriner, agel q years - =, =.
ococt Relatives without further nolce
Train Main station Orange foot Of Barclay al ~ ana
GREGORY-In jersey CITY Thursay morning AFTER brief Illness
Ana MARIA. wife Of Dudley y ore-or' agel % let -, M -
dence o Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
uEGENAN-In Brookn Friday. 18th inst suddenly oparsyss
l. ia Ann wife Of John llegemal. tie h year Of her age
Tie v and friend, OF tie family ore invited attend the funeral
from 30 i58 Pac3cst SUNDAY, 1t inst ct O'Clock p H.
Rochester, y. u, papeu please c. P'
LYP-ol welnlsy May H. at Madsosve Hon john Lee
T f Of his family are invited attend bis funef at 81
stephens Church BAIT Twe ghst Ga SAul'y morning al
B'l9Src AID Washington papers please copy.
NoRTON-Ou Friday My 49, Augusta W. widow Of the iae B'ms
Hanin-tt norton IN the 6j1h yea. o. her age -, =, h 49,
Georgc f. Norton al West TeeIty--rs,-st
NORTON-Ia city, Thurar May 49, aher short nlHss,
.ouage brother tie hoa Michael Norton IL TIE |'o
T mend, and relative, the family also the members Of the Michael
Association file Rghh Wand respectfully invited TO az
bis H residence NO q Cafloasi on sunday
morning G Il r'' gi 10 oeocs I'D % ms ~i e aas ~ ~ y.
offered up the rpoio Of his soa from thAoe " Calvary Cemetery
FOR iu.e;uelt
YUTTEG-At GrsenpOIt Thursday 1874, nst Hannah Campbell
Prncai he; ite residence Leouarst Grecnpoai at
! this day.
sEARING-At TOmpkn Cove n T. May 10, 1871 Warren Soaring
HIS and the funeral Services h.
Ire n e. on f7als !l'' as a. f., h Bu ISA WIZ %
SIOOT-On Fiday MAY 49, suddenly Of scarlet iege Harry Io,
second son Of Albeit aad Carrie NJ Smoo aged yeaFs and
Funeral It 10 oc-ck Monday morning. from the residence O parents
2jj h g; Nneeenth-st
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PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE SYSTEM.
RIAcKMAuERs IN TROUBLE.

WORCESTER, Mass, May 19.-ln the Crlm-
nal Term of Superior Court here yesterday the case
of Lafayette Carpenter, charged with backmang was
concluded The cause OF the trial was an alleged at
temnt OF Carpenter assisted by Mrs Williams, 10
ext0rt money from George =. Martin by Threatening 10
accuse him OF adultery with the said MIs. VIII
The iury after being out 20 minutes found the prisoner
gufy The case goes TO the Supreme Court on eAcep-
tions taken by the prisoners counsel.
Tn the case of Mrs Williams, charged with completely
in attempted extortOn and Matchmaking, the jury to-day
returned pro lorna verdict Of guilty. Mrs Williams
was also sentenced 10 years hard labor for stealing
on the charge blackmang etc. her case GOES To the
supreme Court on exceptions made by her counsel.
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OBITUARY..
THOMAS VI. ROCKER.

Frorl Thf 4lI1Hy Kre7Ig IIml5, hly 10, vi,
Thomas NJ. Rocker, who died, sunday, OF
corIsuu.uflon. was Young % more than common
PROMISE lie graduated number Of years az" at tie
Albany Academy, and, large class Of young IL n
of fine acGuirements he perhaps stood hrst Ills JOe
apppgr u the mathematics, and he pursued thef
study after leaving school, pupil OF his irlend ME-
pottefson the eminent mathematician. Mr. Rocker ac-
cnfed rostou In the counting house OF the Van Ben
tbiIvsrns and afterward in another printing establish
,ct M ms civ and an the duties dCyOlyng upon him
1re nerformed with an accuracy almost peculiar TO
himself several years he was seized with cOhsuup
ton 10 tried change OF climate, gong TO the south,
hut an i'm vain and returned but to gradually fail and
die In hi. death city loses modest unasslInlng
sn6ol1r whose future promised much. The loss 20 his
friends is one that stranger cannot properly charac-
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DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE TO AUSTRALIA.

AN American line OF Steamships WHUsU IVUUo
encrcles half the globe affair of deep interest to all
Americans The Nebraska, the second steamship oil the
line of william H. Webb. from san Francisco TO Aus
tralla Is mentioned by the California papers Just IT,
ceiyed here as about TO sail the 2ith INST As ts inc
Of steamships establishes direct COMMUNICATION o''"o0"
San Fr,nc,.co aud sydney \ { W. byway OF Honolulu,
II. L., aud AuC kaHd " T., de ,crptoh oi me NenIi'a
may not be uniueresug. she De- 20 eel o4~' 50 u ~
broad. and QC fe,' de.p She 10 hrlpngerd, ana II
chased A C.tDr-D 10 L1y is. tnl. beng 900 'A'Il
mark. shc s. altl. 'alr.I fau tg Nevada, t-e luA or
vessel Vi the line Tue 4.utA IS o. Dc 4ut OA JAt
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pASSrNGERS ARRLHED.

ppou crAccou, II ....r.hp Assrria. May l9-Nv OBren
p children. Ms Nu-eni. Mr. baglel, i,e'' - '"
O. H. Uci.Isua VIM Wat H. talp1e II ,,o.,., N,- 70 -
FKOI mo JANEIRO-tn sirarshp E,on o.,
Hmm T. Wsrl ami lady JOSE Antonio % .
Mis- Msrv y Keep r Kos ~ o. md fniI.
Fr,lE 0ouasl anil any. Murphy, Mo 1-I.i' N g IN,
80 " '5ul h., ~ and mlT Ms Norton and laAli fiO yer
u41s"t r.Gh Nchoas ia eT ar Prom Par
| -. tr he irI ehiA Fale.o u, sa.'rl ho-r4 eA '
.'l-h LoliA l,urbtsr F.uk Norm Hos 81 ieu ati
nt' - st q'boua,-Nr Kla'et Bmlf NOS ii..'ll
Lns, 49, 81 l,t. a. j. Natab.ue. Mn hr'ta II .At 2
Jnn L. NiialA i Ms .n.. Llt4a.,. Ja N tuus.ln .ud
def l ~ Nerrin Joan Ler4an, Nu. ,aA ALL SOD Nu Ash
L,,..s L.i. y. Ltuu=
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THE SYRACUSE UNIvERsITY-ITs HOPEFUL CON
DITION

The Trustees Of this institution closed an
important session Thursday evening. The funds Sc
cured since the subscriptions were opened February o.
1870 already exceed 10000 and rapidly Increasing
The scheme OF broad University, embracing fun and
distinct faculties in the several departments Of arts law
medicine industrial SCIENCE and fine arts, was adopted
and the College OF Arts including fun underg radnate
course will be opened August 81. ISM For ms faculty
te lowing uicmnrr- were elected: The Rev. Daniel
Steele ID D. Vice President and Professor Of Mental and
moral =. fence; John X. French, A.. NJ, IIsle5soi oi
81, of Gr.ck Language ard Literature. These iArtt now
orrupt the petitions In Ccnesee college 40 L!ihi
t Al rLa!,A .A4. With the luli I1Ag S.-ssSS VI I'@
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THE xoYEp1sCoPAL METHODIST CONFERENCE.

PITTSBURGH, Penn, May 19.-ln the nom
Episcopal Methodist Conference yesterday, the Hon. f.
H. Perpont presiding, standing committees were ap-
pointed on Legislation Missionary Sunday schools, &c
and Committee OF five the subject Of female Ordl
nation. The financial condition Of Adrian College was
reported o. bc prosperous The report OF the Committee
on Missions showed that those OF the Conference
almost sef-suppOrtIng. The report OF the Publishing
Committee showed careful management OF the inan-
cial aflrs of the Book Concern. resolution
adopted instrucng the Committee on Legislation 10 III
ourr whether q change from the Methodist Protestant
10 the Methodist Church, requires a more particular
statement steps bring about the result, with view
fully assist IN the litigation relative TO Inc Church
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OUTDOOR SPOkIS.
RASE-RhIL.
EXCELSIOR VS.. AsiITY.
Zeigenncyer

The Stars played the Junior Amity nine OF
South brooklyn Tuesday last, and found task to
defeat them by Of q to H. even with the star
pitcher Cummings to aid them. Yesterday, The Excel
sors had trial Of skill with the Amitys. and they also
found il no easy matter t. win ball from them ont
though the EXces had had less practice than me
stars they managed TO beat The Amitvs by 81 20
10 O. The Excesi Gid not have their regular catcher
and Dan. ChaUncey played behind IAc hHure, aS TIE
close of I'M. fourth inning stood 20 .. In the fifth lu
ming however the Excelsoc- battcd WEI, ana took me
led the score nc tine bat aud Thompson bore OF tire palm
i'm the field. on the Amty side Murphy and CIR. Cld
the best fielding Cullen playing Wen behhc' ahu 5.,n
doing the be, batting The Exccsiors appeared IN their
= b. !. L. -.
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APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
w r11rNcroN Mnv 1Q-Thp Senate COZ

NANHINEIIN1 4IUI WI
frmed the following nominations to-day; - .
senator Willard OF Alabama Governor OF NeN Melco
The Rev b. BoynoB Of this city Recorder the General Land
Ofoe. MI \, o,..... o......-- e., a.
Ts+itoTy Of the District Of Columbia $50
Nbsl for yomng Teoi David H. Badong Collector OF Inter
james '. Bentley Col
iro for The Fourth OF New Jersey Gen ffHn ee Collector
M lie Nuh NewYOrk and Edward Vngston assessor i se
- ~ PrBus,IVsba nominations iof fslnaslers were
Snd ipcIdng Geo l. Pullman oil Mobile Ala MIS-, ria D. Neck
Al Cfeepyie Penn yolley beknsp Al NORTHEAST Penn
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line The accommodations all these vessels are rep
resented as being excellent The British Peninsula and
Oriental line. until recently, only carried hrs',Gass pas
sengers between England and Australia. The WeDo me
will give each passenger through tickets from Australia
to England, aud, for $50 saving at es ~
the trip over any other line, and giving hrstc.s
accommodations over the raj road and across the AT
lantic by either the Inman the National OF the WILLIAMS
mi nnM lin
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Gperia! Notices
The Household Tonic.

The efficacy HOSTETTERs Celebrated STOMACH BlrrBRS I"
specific for recruiting euei body and cheering toe deponns
mind has into provcrb Une States whore this
ve!ous all opposition aud epsei al rivalry tn.
demand for Annually increased heavier and heavier rsuo iO'
year, until at last regular sales Of this preparation excel those Of
all other stomachc combined Eminent members Of the medical
n and hospital surgeons without number have candd admitted
that the phamacopsa faculty prescription that
produces such beneficial effects in dyspepsia general debility
and nervous diseases as HosTETTBRS BITTERs.. To
the language Of venerable physician Of Hes.Yori.
The BGTTERS the rurest si.nulant and TIE safest
tonic we Of the great vegetable aHtdO'e
much more comprehensive praise would imply Asa
t,ry epidemic disease genial simulaI promter Of cos
stutonal vgor appetizer stoms and remedy for
debility medicinal preparation has attained the reputation Of
HOSTETTERs DiTTERs Isis the household tonic Of the American
people and al human probability VII be for centuries to come
The magnates recognize Its merits, and that IheaJ
the MEDICINE masses proved by it. and increasing
.alas
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FORTUNATE RESCUE OF A SHIPS CREW.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-The bark Lizzie Nor
row. from Antwerp reports having picked up two boats
Anil containing "a persons the Of the ship Bau-
dina Dudlcv from London for Boston. which foundered
M son Eleven of the rescued men were transferred,
Ann II 10 the bark MADDEN, from Portau-fIihce ior
Iin,otb. two 10 the schooner Aurora, from MathLds
for Cork. seven TO the bark Pasaca from AgOa BAY 70
landau and the remaining four were brought 10 tus port
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ALEXANDRIA, May 19.-The market building,
occupvine nearly quarter Of square of ground in the
center Of the city, with two adjoining houses were
burned this morning In the market building were the
Mayors Office Council Chambers, Auditor and other
municipal offices, and the Alexandra washington Alt
sonic fodgc-ro0m; also the old Museum, containing
mauy Interesting relics all Of which were destroy ed
Loss $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
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ARRIVED ~.
sesm.Ap CITY o. Me Desflp Yer. Crus May Tsmrieo pa
sss lsh and Havana 18th mise aud 70 AefAS"s
Sons. -.
Steamship North America S.ocum RE Jsbero April 70 bahs Nss
PeIIsnbaco May Para 9Th and ~ ThoAs Jh viii mise s"a ~
70 VIM Y. Garrison.
Barb (of Quebec Matsr1,s day, with
Brig Anna D. Torr Hsstel Csais 10 DAYS, with lumber La
Brig Marguerite sOf Bsrmuaal Gsryn, Ponce u, - s' vi"
and molssscs
kchr. Virginia, Dryden Virgins -
So MARI LJmbaner lof BauEo Lal ayayuez T., 10 dsJs
with -
Scr Annie osve i sdoey G. b. Desmond MannHia Cuba.
DAYS with melado wood. t.
schr. Helen Ilssbroacs. roper Georgetown. D. G.
BELOW.
Bark Hete aerymaB of Bosa Rollins ABiserp March a. Tn
m4se.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ga MAY 1aAuiyei Steamship Leo from New foti
big Eva H. johnson, FORK Ce4f steamship OnsnA isf
Boston ships ZonaTe for NewYors: tror.1s for - Jo y "a
i. Glchr Liverpool: A. Brown for honydeo sohN
r. Slower ior JsessoayiI 8 r. Guyht Er Paaaelphia
LEgEs Del, Nay lA-Sail-i. brig Naso.f for h.w lefi
tHARLEsTpS, - g.. MAY isATv f.eimshfs thsfestn HoS
NeSfork. Sailed b1g Bnen Ma-s. for Union Isiant Ga
osrOS, Nay 3Aryoi Dap Ares from fhindeilha srs
E for Singapore; Melena from Afnii ParamO1Ei, from rev
oT.-@asi brig PlaBcs LeRey, fun LeghoTn
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSDos. NAV i9Tbe Hamburg Auercin steamship Thurnga
Wv hter from NeEiork Ay touched at moah tlay ana
pr0ceeied Tor Hamburg.
The Anchor Lue steamship lns Capt Munro EesYofk MAG
touched a. hoyiue yesteris and proceeded for Glasgow
HAVANA NAY is-Arnyoa blrk Harrg Booth, from NeElork
DISASTER.
CHARLEsros C. May l9Ihe hrg Sir Robert MeIue for Ply
mouth hng while proceeng parted hWr s the bar
hes a bad position.
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The White Stockings of Chicago and th
THE TURF.
TIE ST. LOUIS RACES.

ST. LOUIS No. May 1.-THE Spring trotting
races at the Abbey Track closed to-day The meeting
has been the noted Of the week. Of
winch OH Wednes and was ended Yesterday The
race was for $780, best three heats IN hye free TO all
horses Three hOrses started, VIZ: Pilot Temple and
Iackry of ST. Louis and Chicago of Chicago Pilot and
Chicago each won two heats. the fifth being dead heat
between Pilot and Lackey. TimeG2, 22Gt, 2:2s, 2:3l,
Q,3 Darkness having set in, the race postponed
until yesterday, when Chicago won the heat and race in
221.
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election narade after having been requested to do so by
che According TO The Times the facts are
these: both The Hmos office and the POsOfice flags
ere 20 much worn that they could not be used But we
borrowed flag. and 1t was put mp by Post-Once en-
move assisted by the porter Of The Times office 1t was
h,g nearly two hours before the procession moved
during march, and for three hours after its close"
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rrppIpLE HAIL sTORM IN YIRGTNIA.

RICHMOND, May ia violent tornado and
hail storm passed over a belt Of land one mile wide in
New-Kent County. Trees and houses blown down,
and persons the roadwere Knocked senseess by hail
stones The hail drifted places nine inches deep
The crops are entirely destroyed. -Four years ago
similar tornado pas sed over the belt Of land.
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STATE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:4I
O'CLOCK LAST MIC HI.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 10. 1871 p. m.
o. -. L. l. llLlLL.


OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 10. 1871 T. m.
Synopsis for the past hcenta-t0uT hours.
The weather continues without material
change on the Pacific Coast and al the Rocky Mountain
stations. The barometer has continued hlgn ~ the
Middle and South Atlantic states, the OF highest
barometer having moved southea stward. The pressure
has fallen decidedly the lower lakes and s more so
in the northwest where the temperature has increased
very RAPIDLY. The disturbance indicated last night IN
Alabama moved eastward with light rains The cloudi-
ness has increased the lower axes ana the Mississippi
Valley. and d storm prevails with some severity III
Northern Wisconsin
Probabilities.
1t is probable that the barometer will fan in the Middle
and Eastern States with cloudy weather Oh saturday
and that brisk sOuthwestery and sOutheastery Winds
will be experienced from Lake Ontario TO Lake Michigan
PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE SYSTEM.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-ArrangementS have
been made by the War Department for the resumption
ON the oath inst the regular Geographic circuits for
the simultaneous transmission Of weather reports To all
the principal cities the and lake coasts OF the
United States in accordance with the plan so success
fully inaugurated last November. Reports will be re
ceiyed al these points from As stations, and the promised
co0praton of the officers and employees Of the western
Union and International Ocean Telegraph Companies
ENSURES facilities for the development OF meteorological
teegTaphy unequ8led in any other country. Much III
teres is manifested in the continued success or te I'M
dertakng by the boards Of trade cOnneicla aud agr-
cultural associations, and by scientific institutions gen
eraIy and the results Of such weldreced Ell rs cannot
II Is thought fail TO he OF Importance To the every DAY
business OF all classes of citizens.
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BuLL-BLONpTL-On THURSDAY Nay 10, at Grace Cbrreh; ~
Henry g. Porter D. d., Echari W. bal NJ D. TO Mss bEaoets
B,oadel both u ibis city.
DE- LrNA-NARAMoR-o Thursday. May 49, At he West I9lr
r h Reformed Church ty Isaac Riley, Abeario De Luna
NJ D.. 0 susie W. Narsnore No card.
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nnMrsTIN pORTs

Spring Clothing for Men ard Bos designs and fab
creates. vaucy aad u tie lowest DAkLN Co.
Brotiway. COR GraEd-st, Broadway col. Wareu-t
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The Resi- Wafer-Pipe. ALEC The cheapest when strength sna
rry are cnEiered te TIsLISED LEAD hpE mantureib by
IN. Cof ,yIls SHAW MTG Co, Ne 2lJ
YorS Price pound Tor all sizes Circular AID sample PIPE
sent nv mail. free.
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The cornerstone of the Cornell Memorial
Methodist church, IN Scyenty-sXt-st was lnd vest
day the Rev DR.. Andrews delivering the address
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Pnr.on,s Purgatlve Pills-Bs family Ph7se 80 IN boz
SHEElpASs CAyALRY CONDTON POWDERS for Horses AAA S'oeA
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Wedding nrd visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Not. P'os
wv EyIupIL's SoNs Cl fcLrossr Old DUTCH CAUEcH
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ATHLETIC VS.. HARVARD.


Boston. Mass, May l9.-ln a game of base
ball to-day between the Athletics and tue arvards the
former won by the following store;
C7y,a r. a. 3d. aiE zS' 5ta sh 7th 9Th 9th Total.
A fI.l,s4l:.... 90. = Q . 3 ID
The Athletics Of Philadelphia play the Boston
nine to-day in Boston.
The Stars play the Nassau nine on the Capt.
tone Grounds a. D. ID. to-day ana the C0ncOrds play
junior club nine the lower field Of the same grounds
at p. n.
The Stars of Brooklyn have arranged a match
with the Chicago White Stockings to be played on the
Capito inc Grounds, May 30 They also play the ReSo-
lutes OF Elizabeth at Wayer!cy next Thursday.
The Mutuals are TO play their return game
with the College nine from ale to-day on the Union
Grounds; and, this is the nine which lately beat the
EktOrds W OF Il to II, an exciting contest may
be expected.
The White Stockings of Chicago and the
Olympics of Washington played second game or base
ball yesterday in Chicago. swea1y and Aliison
ppiT,, the White Stockings had failed to
score run but in the 9th inning, by terrific batting
coupled with by the Oympcs, they 5cOredv runs
n eIrneCl placing them ahead. The OlYmpics in the
ninth inning made runs. losing the game by score of
9tO7 The excitement was intense, and the game Is re-
garded as of the most markabe on record
The propretOrs of the CapitOline Grounds
have determined properly to enforce the excellent
rule In regard the occupancy OF the reporters stand
which was thoroughly carried out DE MI CalnmeStl-
namely that of allowing no one 70 nave seats at me
stand xccDt the cubscOrers, the Presidents OF the
coutestug clubs and the regular baseball reporters "
the city. HcnceiOrih. therefore, the crowd or cub
members who have been privileged % take positions
ihe are not entitled 10 will have 10 take backscats on
the ClpitOInc as Vel a. the Union Grounds.