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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-22

THE METHODIST of New York, under the able
editorship OF Rev. DR.. Crooks, has long had the
reputation of being of the best religious papers
in the country. Its publishers anxious to increase
the value and interest OF its columns, and TO make
It more deserving OF patronage than ever, have
added to their editorial corps Rev. Abel Stevens, the
author OF the best history OF Methodsm that has
yet been been written, and an able writer upon all
religious topics. Rev. T. De Witt Talmage has also
been engaged as a regular contributor, and Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher will have a "Lecture-room
Talk" every week. which will undoubtedly be ap-
preciated. The object OF the conductors OF The
Methodist is to make their paper interesting well
instructive to both young and old, and the large
circulation OF the paper is proof that their efforts
are appreciated
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-22
OBITUARY.
w. II. sedIey smith.

W. III. Sedley Smith.
Mr. w. II. Sedley Smith, well-known actor, and
one of the best old men" upon the STAGE died yes-
terdsy at St Louis. His real name was w. Il. Sed-
ley, and he was born in Montgomeryshire, North
Wales, December 4, 1906 He was obliged to COM
mence 1ghiEg his way in the world at early age,
andas his taste inclined him to the stage he assumed
the name OF Smith, and obtained a situation as
call-boy at the Shrewsbury Theatre under the man.
agement of Mr. Crisp. In a short time he was as
signed to play minor parts, and improving the ep-
portunities Afforded him he made rapid advance.
In 1922 he obtained his first regular eng agement at
the Theatre Royal, lancaster. where he played
walking gentlemen's parts. In 1927 he received an
offer OF an engagement from this side OF the At
lantic, and in June, 1871, he made his frst
appearance In America at the Walnut Street
Theatre, in this city, "Dddler," in Raising the
Wind, and as "Lothar, in The Miller and His Men.
In 1928 he accepted an engagement at the fremont
Theatre Boston, and since then he has played in
many OF the best theatres Of the country. A few
years ago Mr. Smith attached to the Chestnut
street company, I'm this city, when it was under Mr..
Sims management. He will be remembered by
many OF our play goers on account OF his artistic
acting in many standard sold man" parts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOYpSTIO NARKETS

ST. Lorr. Msy 8-Coton-sIiiing I0ic Po 6rm SUPER
Double Winter - l5US6 ~ Nhet srng;
Choice love spdng " 3S0pl 40 No Winter Re 81 o.
Cora higher grades White N bulk sf5 latter Or choice
elevator do ss G2c Oats duh and declining No. Witt IN
Mixed, sacks SO. Bal quet eIr ng DJc ~ "
Eve 89d9Oc Tobacco tepy HmpMore DONG SGtl 20
f1r Unred BEGGING uchsnie Pork oweri sales 10 Ip@
at DrySated dull loose SUmercured Shoulder delivery IN
June Shoulders. Cea Rib, PES O. a. sd
4idl5c Lari nominal HOES 20 - n
81 25 Cstl-Moc doing Sal 1t Si~$6 - Recepts-3OJ
hbls Flour huh heat Is eco bush. Corn, O0 bush Oats
WILMINGTON May BSpnts Tueniinr STEADY Il fic with an sd
yssng eniescy Eon lm at - isr No. ana 10 Tor mino" glass
Crude furpentine, b2D5A Tar s'adv a. 81
BUpFAlo, May B-Recegts-Fous 300 bes Wheat O. Uo
bush Corn 1900 bush. Oats, 1000 bush Shpmn,s-MLe'
10000 bush Corn $500 bush; - 200 bash Ri shlmt
Whest 500 bush Corr O. 900 bush; Oats 2@O husl Inal
Iriehs-Whet Lille; Corn, O,c o. 80 lie 20 NelorA folr
s,e{y Gr or; sales 5000 bush No Chcago ana MI
wsukes 4 ri io small lots o. No. Ohio at : 504 81 ..
Corr quiet go bush sod 6kc Tor Western and D.
yellow. Oats good demand ard brr sa!es O bush ~ ne
Western ct Is lufh No Clcg0, 6c 1000 bush ONO al
6n neglected Pofk loser Sli1bIl - 0s Heavy
Mes Lard dull at iic Highwjnes dull; nOmEslT yJ9jic
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but posrpI In propcrtion TO the unskflifulnoss ana
cOvsrdice OF his foes put forth es tne oni 'd
OF this crusade. But say to him ana 70 al pou
him. the hour has come wnen nenei 10 ~ o.. az,
be permitted 10 provoke or TO dictate ssuos @ o
people, "a ignore those which the
dition OF the country necessarily brings iOrtn Inn
which since 1868 has been but quos.iVV" ,oa
time Ia upon TIE suspicious nomohl LIZ w.
tide In the affairs OF to be taken at the noo n
now, in Judgment reached Us, when tne DemVO,a
from it's dead body Of the past yet sdhering 10 is
ancient principles and must at one bOunu pidOo
self upon the vantage ground OF the present. anu w.
Its foes TO battle the living Issues OF the bOur III IS
purpose OF these resolutions to establish the DeOcrd
party Of Mont gomery County openly upon TINS nrn anu
upon II for the past years and victory has been ours
Confident am that shall meet hearty response from
our brethren elsewhere and every here In TINS ana Oe
States Personally not for pronunciation or ujus
criticism from any Upon the fullest deloeraton ann
ample counsel with the wise and brave men
OF the party, 1 take the responsibility with
pride and pleasure. add that as these
resolutions the fruit Of the Joint ab0rs OF the gentle
men associated with me here, also this movement
meets their hearty concurrence II Is not new depart
ure, but return to the restoration OF the Dem
ocratic party more TO the platform OF Prog
ress and Reform, establishing the great faOt
that the party, like everything else IN nature
intended to capable Of adapting itself u me
perpetual growth change which belong alike 10 the
political and the physical world, and retain yet intact
II is to the movement here we all bear witness
that in it there IS nothing Of merely personal
character either 20 advance to hinder member OF the
Democratic party anywhere; nothing except hXed
purpose promote the welfare OF the whole party ana
with n Of the whole country.
On the motion of Mr. Thompson the resolui0ns were
adopted by reclamation.
The Convention then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Prof Phin argued last evening, before the
PoIvecbuic Branch OF the American Institute against
the practicaby OF using electricity as motive power
The Presbyterian Church of Sea and Land,
M Market and Henrysts., held successful two days
strawberry festival closing yesterday for the benent oil
the Church and Sunday school.
The colored citizens of NewYOrk Will hold
public meeting this evening in Morning Star Hall, No
IsO West Twenty -fOurhst to give expression TO the
feelings which have arisen at the open aaton OF col
ored organizations and individuals with the Den0cralc
psrty The Rev. Vim. +. Butler, the Rev n. IT, Iurph,
and others, Will speak
The African Methodist Episcopal Conference
resumed It's session yesterday morning at the Sullivan
st. NJ E. Church. Financial reports from the various
churches and the examination OF reports Of character
occupied the entire morning. In the aferoo me an
uual Conference sermon was preached 10y the rev VIII
T. Cato of the Newark City station
The Germans of the Fourth Ward met at
No Franlfort-st last evening 10 effect an organization
similar 10 those lately formed IN the Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Wards with a view TO cooperating with the
eIected President, William Wagner Nic-Pre-'dent,
George Buphard; Treasurer, Albert hnnei secretary,
PHI BetZ
The fifty-ifth anniversary OF the New ! DIX
sundayschool Missionary Union celebrated by the
German Evangelical sunday-school last evening In
Union Hail. at Avenue and Fourth-st. The room wa
decorated with American and German flags and mottos.
Mr. SchoDdelmeier, the superintendent said that the
school was organized about three mouths ago wltn 10
scnolars and row numbers lG2. The Rev. Mr. McAiis-
az u H. Smith, Mr.. Armstrong, aud Tie rev. Nif.
vrncr addTes 5ed the meeting RefIeslehis luflnslsu
by Messs. Taylor and Pepper were served curing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
POLITICAL.
KENTUCKY.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE Republican State
Convention at Frankfort, to-day nominated the FOL
lowing ticket:
For Gevernor-Gen. JOHN NJ HARLAN OF Jefferson.
For Lieutenant Gorefnor-GEo. NJ. THOMAS OF Lewis.
For A aorieyr Geaerol-WILLIAM BROWN OF fayeue'
For TreGsare,'-Gen. SPEED 8. FRY BOYLE -,
For Auditer-wnLIAM kRnfESsToPEL OF the LOUIS
Vile VOlkstdH. n, NJ
For superintendent Of Public Isfrtciion-The Rev. W.
For Register Of the Land Oofce-JouS x. MccLEAnr OF
Rock Castle.
Resolutions were adopted In favor OF future state
Convention to amend the Constitution; avoring imm-
grafton and arragning the Democracy for refusing 10
pass laws to suppress KuKluxsm and admit negro es
mony the Courts for mismansging the state nahces
keeping out emgrants and capital, and keeping awe
sectional spirit; for applying the Homestead exemption
only to the whites for failing to make adequate pro
vision for the education Of all children In the STATE ana
for promising that there shall be no change IN TINS po'
The sixth resolution favOrs complete Amnesty, ana de
sres the restoration OF friendly relations with the so
ern States The eighth resolution favors economy III 'ne
Governments and the raising Of only enough revenue
defray the legitimate expenses OF Its adminlstfaoh au
TO gradually extinguish the debt The ninth resolution
ayors further reduction OF tariff and internal revenue
and opposes direct taxes. Additional resolutions were
adopted copdemnng the refusal OF charter TO the I'm
cinnat Southern Railroad Company: favoring all ran
roads under proper charters and fayorng Coneesooh
enactment authorizing the construction OF the Cnchha
Southern Railroad If the next Legislature after roaSoh
able time fail 10 grant the charter asked for
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arrested the prisoner on complaint OF Hupo. who
CHARGED him with throwing his wife from q window
after ms arrest the prisoner denied tho accusation DO
nevt 10 made confession to some OF tho reporters,
Wnie IN Tho Station House.
~. wooster Beach testified that he made post
,norem examination OF tho body, and found three RIBS
oroken one OF which pierced The right lung there was
Essa' nca OF blood In the thOrax death was caused
ny the snock OF the fall and internal henorrbage.
Inc Jury rendered verdict against Rudd. lie said he
was natIve OF England 80 and in response 20 the
question OF his guilt replied: "If did what am
charged with. could not have been in my right mind.
loved that woman 700 we'll" He committed to the
TOmbs 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury
TAYLOR Co. OF No 10l FraRklinst. 10y whom Rudi
was employed say that he was a very steady trust
worthy man. but that during the past car he has been
much worried at the conduct Of his vife aud has at in
feryaIs exhibited traces of inFany Ii is alleged that
he married his wife when sailor after less than 80
hours acquaintance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
CASE REQUIRING INVESTIGATION.

Caspar Dougel disappeared, leb' q, rom
,,ro at Ma Az East Fineenth-st, and trace Of
him vas fopud until Tuesday when his body was dis
covered IN the East River, Of the foot OF Ryngtonst
cash was found on the left side OF the neck put
whether this was inflicted before or after DEATH Is
difficult 10 determine On tie evening when ne leI'
home he ouaIrccd with some of hls felo"tenahs, no
4rroyd rsld Il l0ud 10 MS son, nom daily PAPER az
ncc0Int of q pucide and fpOEc or The ioHy OF sJn
action soon alter he lett the house ana was o' ata5e ,
s oiiye iV i. ieuds He had been gone only hnoit
tino when one Of the men with HON Dc had qlhfit
called m bis Ioon ara inquired for him ana on nIAs
f.d ift n. had llU. ont t.II that " Le N"ul .h' ~
LiI tlp Oh 80" r,c zee "il Investigate N'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19


AIKMAxAs BretD Tbudv iss Inst LOu.' s. wife of'se'
EOtOe Of tuners. 10 to-norrow's psyeu
BREWER Wednesday morning Msy H. Peter Brewer e gss
Relatives respectfully Invited to attend the fuuers
from b. late ie'oeHee 20 seekeh Brooklyn, On Fray s''"a
FLIsG-OB TUESDAY Stay I6 At the ressaes of fthsraw mr
James Libby sala NestehcsIer Co. n T., Hear fars
funeral win take pe. The residence O'hs broerpw. NJ
S1 sgnS; E s We: ,D5 .S % e. & os
Lby aal Mr YoOng' respectfully nvte aiseaL ae"sins
Ph Si 81 iI.' Tss,is Pleas sSSy
GARDNER-n Brooklu z D. TIE 1915 inst Esseh rcv % ~.
Bsr suei,l take pl.c. srna.y ,A- 2is int .i9p f.
Christ ChareA Beoras The relatives and friends Of The "
GAR sFRAt Orse J.. May &C. Minnie, daughter oBTard 'hA
ooe Ro iiss ph 4S, n, ssuft p Saa. fs cto
Tram leaves for Main station Orange foo Of Baca, at Io aas
GkKG0RY-n Jersey City, Thursday mons after. bTiof iAoz
Relatives feads a invited TO sn e sasrsi from Der
deh'e on Sunday afternoon, At ? o'cloes.
ORhhzhBAGk-in Pelham Nescs'es Co Y. TUESDAY May 10
The relative. and fspd. Of qe family invited to aesd ne f1s5s
Gom her lale rseaee Friday the l9 nst 4. 10 oeosl N
| Of the ll:3D a IN. train from Ees.York.
HOLLINGsHFAD- Monday gy IS a, BIZ late reder-e
lo,;s, BTOoAa X D. sf'er tof is William 81 Oinshs.a.
Funeral services Tie EssRngana Congregational Church souA
st2 ociceE The relative, and fEds Ty d
Regiment sBd Hyatt Lodge No. 25 p sud A. A., ny.ioA
Boston washington and Philadelphia p,per rea,. copy
LREOn wedaes,g MAY Il. at 100 aDdve Hoo. John Le. q
| MARYLAND. sged 81 years.
The friends of m family st'e3 he funeral stephen,
Church shh-s Saturday morning. 10 ocock
| Bali NOR aud Washington VapeTs please copy
MRAD0n 18th inst at his residence John Mod in The oA
| year Of biz age ,.,--oosp -.
NJ are inyioi She fnn raj Fnia event ~ 80
O'Clock North Baptist Church CloPser conef Be0ds
NOlOSEY-ou MONDAY May Is, Margaret, Eis u Panek u
MOloncy
TIE rsyes and henls family also hose Of her so7 WA
Mcrsth are e,pecny invited 10 attend Der s % fai Aly
10 Al 10 O'clock her Ae rleuce No. llO ess htns
eighth St thence Church Of - Vincent DE- fan
Si1th-aye, where requiem mas VIII DC o''o' " '-'
her soul
Ewa youngest brother Of the Hon Michael Norton 10 ne 20
III friends .nd relatives Of he family so the members of The Aos
horton Association OF tie Eighth Ward esfecin! invited 10 a.
tend bis funeral his he deIce No q ClSions % J
morning 2Is 10 O'Clock The remains VIII e fsh' 70 =
Sullivan st. where solemn requiem mas WI -
the repose Of his soa from thence :" calvary Oemo'T
| for
OAKLEY-On Tuesday inst Catherine rec Of Nthnrie' OaiJ
IN the 8ith year OF Der , .--.--, - g.,
on FRIDAY inst O'Clock from her late residence NO
| Deancey-sL
BosITgR-Tboma. p. Ro.ter, Cold Spring n T. on the 7s
Pguer 20 n Fnday. Thrie,b st. DEPOT at II n
NATIONAL AcADHgr DgsIeS NAY l-The members o. us
Acalemy attend the unerl Of Thomas T. kosef'
n A. from residence Gold Spnngon-iheHGd0n az y
Ia toay Friday leave Threihs' depot Al u IL
! T. ADDISON RICHARDS Cor seoreisry' n -
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r,,, prADEsT. MURDER-rHE PRISONER AL
LEGGED TO BE INSANE

Coroper Young concluded yesterday the IN
.,a,ion into the death Of Margaret ]. Rudd who
I'm from a thrd-story window Of the tenement No.
,a9 Readest on Tuesday night by her husband William
pudd The evidence Of George Hume. the frat witness,
hos already been given. VIM McCarty of No iS5 Reade
a. testified that ON the night in question lie saw the
nrsoner pushing the woman from thlri-sory window;
she struggled and screamed for help witness shouted
a. ,he nrsoner stop that I" but lac took notice OF IT,
a. o,nan tried 20 hold the window and fell feet
foremost; witness then ran for an oiheer; saw the
Iuiner come out OF the aey assisted Ia taking the
Iin ont of the alley where she had fallen the
AID woman struggled desperately before she Wa thrown
out. - 90, nj - .,u-o,o,..os tho
,o-fimouy OF the preceding W tnesf.
p.lrnnau Jolly Ol LAa klLIl pralnlA tAasnol tlAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
HAP8 AND MISHAPS.

Charles DAILY was severely burned YESTERDAY ny
The ,,nIon Of OF nsphs Sh which be attempting W XII
die frs in his apartment No. l2J WcoStrd
George w. Raynor of FOurth-st., New York, was
arrested yesterday sni bed BY Justice Walsh o. Brookn F
to having embeLzd 10 lr1n heHg " ''
Hicks st., by whom be enpleyel As collector
John Uillen an Irish lab0rcr, was found by NC no
police early Yesterday lying in The ce Of th fuo soe NO .'
Becbs bleeding fn wound the head sad 10 have been n
acei on Tudsy night with msle by the cngseer Of tag
Taken to the Para Hospital
The body foupd in the Fast River on Wednesday
has been OF George auufr oeua 'Y HS ~
No % ett,t Nearly thee weeks eg' be e hone Ench
In sus in consequence inability procure woE4, aid De-
hsyei ths. he threw himself into the nyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

The XVIII Assembly District Grant Club
passed resolutions last night indOrsng Gen. Grants
peace policy and favoring his denomination Speeches
made by August Bishop and A.. Powers, bOth col
orcd and by Messrs. Hopper and Reed.
The Republicans of the Xth District passed
resolution as night approving the action of Senator
Fenton in Offering substitute for the measure before
the Senate punish citizen for doing that which is
neither crime by statute in moral sense, n9o
y: obtaining information legitimately OF matters OF
vital interest to the peOple-the real ssyereYns O TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19

, ,,,rcu A. st. Psufs Church, feruaE Co1u, on Ihars
e 4, lie Rev william g. specsr - " IA H. m
DAY nay ~ " T. to Belle T., dlaslif OF DAVIS Ha1eA ~ oil
so,,i Eorvak No cards
pR1pLTY-GuLIcK-on M9rda' h - a. '' . 5, '2 %
Ire ijest daughter OF James C. OaLr al oil Nt"lp-.
,,TpIr-owES-Ia E-a.rg. y j. My ~ D.. ne tsy. ~ 7,
fiI UoWsi FoIe Of Ole.4 OlO, 10 Vance. De- ea1f tc OF
p-yl Owen hesarA oil.
,,,.,p Cl'NNIa Gis ety. Is. rs 1911, D. nv. Ttes TAT
- n, Iaar dalsliL OF Do. Do. ' o 1tra, ~ 10 Alot Ma
lgak hs G<IlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19

less come no TO the Chicago brethren In view OF
the general interest In ecclesiastical matters In the city
nj ts time however, Hernai greetings between Chris
tans of different names may still be anticipated. Tho
meeting Of the Reunited General Assembly Is itself tho
most noteworthy event OF the day In Christian charity
the account there rendered OF advances made in the
work Of CHARACTERIZATION, viii not fail to attract attention
and afford encouragement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
ECKFoRD VS.. SILVER STARS.

ECKFORD VS.. SILVER STARS.
The match between these CUBS, on .Le
Union Grounds, resulted, yesterday, III lno y" w
Eckf0rds by "a score OF " 10 d
The Excelsiors play the Amity, Juniors, on
the Capitone Grounds. to-day ana tno taies pay 'l'
Mntuais on The Union Grounds tomorrow
Tbe lawmakers of Troy were defeated IN
,at civ Yesterday by the Mutuais off New f0rk-score
"a 10 a. The MGtuas earned I'VE runs ana tne nay
makers none.
Tho Olympic Amateurs defeated the Nation
~, IN g:on yesto rday, in wolplayed game ny
sccre of "a 70 ~ Frank Norton OF the Oy payeu
An the National Nine.
Rv tbe rnles of the Professional Association
hoI Chapman and Hall are debarred from PLAYING IN
80 match game in any other nine than the Atlahte hhe
any 81 80 from the date OF their last being members OF
III CIn6 Chapman dates from May s, aud George Hal
FROM the date OF the meeting Oh te SiuD WIG" "O va"
..iortcd Captain OF the Atlantic nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
BurpALo LIVE STOCK MARKEr-MA1 10.

Cs-Te receipts in Of s demand and reach S
cars last week Prices have dropped another e.
ami ma, quoted fully g. low than 81 tic eo lsi Fns ILe
stock Of good average quality y going through TO ne h
chief hands has been the through tue T'ek I'M rs
OF tie ga lJ II ssoun steers weighing 1 lo N 70
1870 TO- rs Is Texas I20 n, at % Illinois ~
IS Ohio. 1876 H. At 81 i Michigan % 10 at SO ~
Michigan and OKen 1855 10 At bb 81 Sheep-l le
market for sheen continues dull and The at pa ia' re
IArds; the sales % ono Noo wehing
b M At sc 75 Shorn h 90 ~ - - 25, pa Hogsn
Sho Hogs very d ami prices on the fall sales consisted Of ~
81 M
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6petial Notices

ONLY EIGHT Cents
HEARTH and HoME.................THIs WEEK
HEARTH and HOME. ............TIIiS WEEK
HEARTH and HOME. THIS WEEK
HEARTH and HOME,.............TIiiS WEEK
FULL Of GOOD THINGS. This Week.
FULL of GOOD THINGS. This Week
FULL of GOOD THINGS. .............Th Week.
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TAKE IT HOME......................T THIS WEEK
TAKE IT HOME. This WEEK
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FINE ILLUSTRATIONS. .....TIilo WEEK
GOOD EDTrORIALS.................T WEEK
SOUTHERN TRUCK FARMING
GOOD THINGS for the FARM
GOOD THINGS for the LAWN.
GOOD THINGS for the GARDEN
GOOD THINGS for the CHILDREN
GOOD THINGS for the HOUSEHOLD.
ALICE CARYS NEW STORE.
KATE HUNNIBEE'S DIARY;
HUMOR FOR TIE WEARY HOUR
NEWs-NEWS-th WEEK and To- DAY.
Particular attention s called to the News De-
partmspt OF HEARTH HoxE-h
thorough Digest Of the Current ESeht. u
the Week-giving in moderate spare
eral view Of WIS, goilg 90 IN the world.
where BUSY MEN, WOMEN. ard chill
pRBS can get al Btenqsnt summary %
what is doing without wai8g hroigh
ofpruied matter. II Is also usefll 10 pre-
pre RECORD Of the TINBS
THE NEWS DEALERS supply HEARTH AND Hosx
s8 oelt., or you Of Publishers.
or YOU can nave is msel o you a Who'll.
year Tor S3--or Three Months for al.-0s
you eau have HEARTH HoSE sed the
AxKbIo.S AcRIcrITuEur (,nurely siser
eny whole year iVr 90
ORANGE JUDD Co, PlBLlShAaS.
2o DRoADwAY EEwYoRK.
Fi5feepIh Assembly District Republican Assecs,iea
Ihy .hr5 Col A Iti Nv al gt;s 81 r iOrss
WV B. AVERY secreary.
,i.ipeaIb Assembly District Grant CiVD s ris
IS BuGRHE, iSAAt H. bAii'hi Itesl.nI
ANDREW WLsOS
Al Meeting of the Members OF the Newly orb Boot
mi shoe Hoard Trade he'd on The liA ts Na va. no
atonir: Uiffads. WILLIAM
~ HOLLlNGsIEAD who honod an esteemed member ha
Of The
OF bis chcures genhy and eOEisy,
IL he loss a. persOnri Bhos nis6sasss
beyoui all on most &c Lieut. te. eO.sf.
t - members uis Bti vtis ierl thel loss Leartp 5iaps
thu ai;h BE aGiy whom be mot hu AMI agst
rtssn ,solued Tas ,hs uemtd 90 Of Us be nj l.cd - i.a
a d ese 0as ppIerl -Qssei De asf ~
is ser,4ve family J. o. Mhteaos, Cairau. J. b. Hgc o'y.
Our Pearl lss ifneTofiat
IoR tINE usLfAth. <
"rIfn Has fUetIl. IlNiN
When yoa this Hat Toa ali luf
N-ifNoth . Etas'2kt
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Go. s,aelaaal 10 fse -.id tt-e iio4. 81. +i.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
BASEBALL.
ATLANTIC vs.. BURNSIDE.

The contest yesterday on the Capitolino
Ground between these Brooklyn Clubs proved close and
interesting the slow pitching Of the Bdrnsidcs bohcrng
the Atlantic batsmen after the second inning The fol-
ia tho sc0Te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
barometer corrected Tor temperature and eIevatOn
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuISGTON ID. c., NAV Is ls71-7 u. III.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May Is, ISL D. III.
Synopsis for The past hceRts.fOtr hours.
The barometer has risen somewhat on the
Pacific coast, accompanied by slight increase in the
temperature The weather remains unchanged az the
Rocky Mountain stations. Light rains followed by clear
ing weather have been reported from southern Illinois,
and the rain prevailing al New-Orleans is now appa-
renfIy confined northern Florida. Clear weather has
generally prevailed the Lakes and Atlantic coast al
though light rain reported last night on the caro-
lima coast The area of highest barometer j. now IN
western Pennsylvania. and the pressure has fallen de-
cidodly on the Upper Lakes m
Probabilities.
slight disturbance is apparently developing IN Ala
bama and Georgia and will probably move eastward. 4
similar disturbance probably severe thunderstorm, ~
also probable in Minnesota. Pleasant weather VIII
probably continue Friday on the Lakes ana the Al
l.ntjc and Guli coasts.