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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12
THE NATIONAL CANE.

A Splendid Game on the Union Grounds Be.
tween tho Champion seniors and tho Cham
pion Juniors.
About 500 persons assembled at tho Union
grounds, williamsburg yesterday afternoon to
witness a match between the celebrated Fly Away
Club, champions OF the junior branch Of the base
ball fraternity, and the Mutuals, champion Of the
Seniors or professionals, and doubtless this number
would have augmented to as many thousands had
the public generally known what magnificent con-
test It was destined to be. The day was, indeed,
lovely for the sport, and the field, which has
ever been known as one OF the finest In the
country, looked moro beautiful or wore moro
pleasing aspect than upon tins OCCASION and 1t
not be out OF place to remark that Mr.. Cammeyer,
serving OF no small amount or praise for the elegant
condition III which he has kept and the straight
forward, bustncss-llke manner In which he has
managed the Union grounds ever since they first
The Flv Away boys were on the ground sometime
before tile hour for the commencement OF the game,
and, Is usual upon sucn occasions, spent the in
terval In batting and tossing the ball around,
and the manner In which they picked up
the hot grourders and "scOoped In" the
still hotter tes showed plainly that they understood
play q mighty sharp game. And sharp game they
did play, TOO the score, plainly indicates Indeed
the Green Stockings ut one time had reason To feel
that they In tight place; Tor w to the seventh
nearly even, that ''streak OF good luczn and
little safe batting the part or the youngsters
would have placed the "big champions IN serious
AS for the PLAYING OF the Fly Always they each and
every one did nobly and proved themselves capable
OF worstng two.thIrds OF the senior clubs IN the
country. Bestrick, Wadeli. Barney, Fleet aud Wads
worth particularly distinguished themselves.
The following Is the score:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12
Boy BURGLARS OF BLEECKER STREET.


At four O'Clock yesterday morning officer wester.
man. OF the Fifteeath precinct. found James Ram
dali, Joseph Ryan and William Rafferty, in the
liquor saloon OF Frank A. Ransom, at the corner Of
Blocker and Sullivan stteets, they having
erected an entrance by means OF forc-
Ing open o side window, and appropriate.
ing seyenty-one Henry Clay cigars, which
were found in their pockets They were conveyed
TO the station house and subsequently, agned be.
fore Justice cox, at Jefferson Market, where they
pleaded guilty to charge OF burglary, and were
fully committed ior trial. Randall Is sixteen years
Old, and resides az No. 80 King street. Ryan re-
sides at No as East Fourteenth street, and is nfteen
years old. Rafferty, IL sixteen years oil age, and
lives at No. 19S second street.
On further examination OF Mr.. Ransom's pre-.
misses two pieces OF cloth were found on the fCor
Omcer Westerman subsequently, learned that about
eleven ocio3k On Wednesday ni2ht the carriage
factory o. fc.er uaoois, No. 201 Greene street. had
been entered from the rear, and coth valued at $500
carried OF. Upon examining the cloth found In
Mr. Ransom store and ta. tn the carriage factory
they We're found TO be exactly alike. The property,
which was PLACED In the Charge OF a BOY, was
found concealed In the yauG OF tenement house In
Greene street. air. nansom states portion OF the
cigars found on the persons OF the burglars not
his, which leads tile oilCes 20 believe that another
burglary has been committed In the vicinity by
these young desperGdoes. one OF whom Is respect
ably connected. complaint was preferred against
them by Mr. Dubois To which they pleaded not
guilty. but were hell TO answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12
OUTnAGES IN NORTH Cln9L.NA.


Urrnctt County Ovsrrun by Armed Bauds-.
Whites md Negroes ScourEe&--A iku Knx
kiiild - Federal TroOps In Eusierford
County.
RALEIGH, N O., May ii, 1871.
Information has reached Governor Caid well to.
day from the most authentic OF Ku Klux
troubles In Harnct; county. Bands OF armed and
Disguised men make weekly excursions through the
ncighborhood. A man named Jones' keeper OF the
Harnctt Poornouse, has been taken out, partially
stripped aud treated to LAD ashes his Dare back
Oh the same night negro was whipped. receiving
200 iases In these the evidence Is very clear,
bui whether the motive Inspiring them was political
Is not Known
There is fresh news about the Mathews case.
Mathews who still lives, when attacked By the X q
Klux defended himself With axe, and struck one
OF MS assaiians on the mead. The day after the
outrage young man IN the ncighborh0od, named
Gaskins died from injuries on the head alleged TO
have been received N !lqhC with negro on the
road Gaskns suspected OF being the wounded
Ku Klux, ana Governor Caldwell has issued nstruc-
lions that Gas.sins' body DO exhumed ana examined
by a couple or physicians.
It IL conceded BY everybody here that the Lowery
outrage, at Lumberton WAS entirely unconncctcd
with politlcs. Lowery made bold stroke to get
his brotherin-law out OF Jaii. He Is one OF the best
known dcsperadOes IN the state, and hides In the
swarnps on the south OF Robson county.
The United State, troops sent up to Rutherford
county are expected back tomorrow. They were
instructed to arrest thirty men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12

PAR
Commencement Of the session of Congress
An Important Railroad to 30 Constructed
Health of tho Country.


Commencement of the session of Congress
An Important Railroad to 80 Constructed
Health of tho Country.
1l AsUNCIoN, Marcl 10, 1871.
The Congress has already commenced It's sessions
On the opening day, March l, the President oil the
republic presented volumInous message, giving
an account Of all that had been done by the gov.
ernment from the date OF the establishment OF the
TTtumvirate up TO the day OF the meeting OF the
legislative body OF the natlon for the nrst time
The expedition against the Caygua Indians to
rescue the families that they had carried into cap
tivity resulted favoraOly. More than fifty persons
were brought back and are now In Asuncion, whore
they have been provided with food ana clothing.
macninist named William Kent has denounced
the existence Of six Canoes loaded with pieces OF
machinery, In the inquery river. IT is said that
when the allies advanced Oh the capital Lopez
ordered this machinery To DO hidden Ia the conul.
ton and place where 1t was found.
Senior Madlnga, Portuguese Consul, has started the
Important enterprise OF constructing a raj road to
VIVA Rica, somewhat popuous town In the 1nte-
r1Or OF Paraguay, about one hundred miles north
east OF the capital. The government has granted
MIN three months time IN which to present his pro-
1cct and he Will then go to Europe 10 Contract for
inc execution Oh this great work OF CIVILIZATION and
advancement.
BY government decree. dated the 9th inst, Don
Jose Gonzalez Granada has been named Attorney
General In place Of DR.. Juan a. lara, who resigned,
ana Don Jose SegundO Decond mas Dcen appointed
Inspector General or Schools, Tae Minister OF the
Interior has addressed circular to al the camp
anthorltes directing them TO send all the needy
orphans to the capital IN order that they may be IN
structed In the public schools. The health of the
country Is good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12
POLITICAL KOrEs-PERs0NAL AND GEN.
ERAL.

The Boston Advertiser says Ben Butler will
"orate" at Aurora, ILL.,, on the coming Fourth. II
win be roarer.
A captain Of craft on one OF our lakes, nailing
from Oshkosh. put in claim for the French throne.
He Is Of the tribe Of Eleazar Williams
Under the head of "Nova Scotia for Nova Sco-
tians" the Halifax Recorder publishes the follow
ing:-"General election, county OF Halifax. The
peoples candi lates-Wiam CARVE, John Finn,
Donald Archibald. Election day, May 49," Tho con-
test is likely to he lively The Nova scotans do not
seem to be altogether friendly toward the Dominion
order OF things.
The "Revlval OF Ancient Tyrannes' s che subject
Of leading article In the Baltimore sun, the topic
being the act amend the code OF civil procedure"
as passed by the Legislature OF New York at Its late
session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12
eIGEss C9uETY,s CasM;YiLs..

Kelly aud Mrs. Hsckninn Disposed cf--KeiIy
Sentenced .or Liie-ifss. DrciSman Gets SIX
NIoatIs.
The case OF William Kelly for the murder or Car
rett W. Nostiand was disposed OF By the queens
county oyer ana Terminer yesterday The trial
commenced on Wednesday afternoon and vas con-
Guided at three O'Clock yesterday morning. The
Jury found Kelly guilty Of msrier IN the second
degree. Kelly and De,ine were thea arralgned,
ana as day was breaking the court senseI ced them
to Imprisonment Tor II G. Eoth receiver tneIr sen-
tence very cooly. kciy's vie was nun anecteu.
Al the opening OF tue Court Yesterday morning
District Attorney Downing caile tle ca oi DoITfs
Deekman, OF IA ,cbkls, VINO mad been lndictcd Ior
murder III lrst degree Tor causing the ueatn OF
her child nv cruel treatment and aiaryaiun, Jury
was empan eleS and four witnesses examined, the
testimony pelng very damaging 10 :nc defendant
Al one CLOCK the court took recess Tor one hour.
When the court reassemblcd Mrs DceSasin's c0un.
gel informed the Court he desired To withdraw the
plea OF moi guilty ana enter pea OF guilty of man
slaugbler,in the fourth degree. District Attorney
Downing announced his willingness to acceptf
plea, aud the Court sentenced her 10 SIX me
imprisonment III the County Jail. Mrs. ~
seemed very sorrowful, ana cried Freely
when beng separated rom her TWO cr'
william Fryer was sentenced TO
for four years Tor burglary.
The Emperor OF Germany
ordering inst the study OF
should henceforth Q obii2atoi
AleaCe and German Lorraine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12
TA0oKLY1I MATTERS.
Fires Yesterday.

The alarm OF fire sounded at about two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon was caused by tile burning Of
the extensive sheds aud stock on the ropewalk
owned By Mr.. Lawrence, OH Mckibbon street, near
Bushwick avenue. The loss Is nearly $4,000. Par
TALLY insured The origin OF the ire Is attributable
to spOnta leous combustion.
At three O'Clock fire broke out in the upper part
OF the dwelling house OF Mr.. John Lewis, No. "a
Fourth place. between Clinton and Henry streets,
South Brookiyn The fire, which was caused by q
defect IN the due OF the house adjoining, effected
damage TO the house and furniture Oh 81 $50. In
sured IN the Corn Exchange Insurance Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12

The st. George Cricket Club opened play on the
new grounds at the foot OF Ninth street, Hob0ken,
yesterday afternoon.
The Mnnhaftans 0pen tomorrow. WickctS VIII
be pitched Of one O'Clock. snarD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12
Base Ball Notes.

To-day, Mutual va Resolute, Of Elizabeth, N j.,
on Union grounds
A nine to be composed Of such gentlemen OF tho
theatrical profession as owen Marowe, Holland,
Williamson ana Rinagold. OF wallacks; ceorge
Clarke, OF Lima Edwins; Pitou, OF Booths. and Nc
Cluskey, the dramatic author is belng organized 10
play against the 'Qulll Drivers nine, which II
composed exclusively OF the reporters OF tins city
ana Br0ok1yi' The FIRST game viii take place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12

Umpre--hr. Swandell, OF the Fcktoru Ciub.
Time Of ratne One hour fifteen mtnutss
First base by eryors-Mu.ual, times; Fly Away, times
kuns earned-Muiual, 5; Fly Away,0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12

Smallpox Patient at Large 10 Brooklyn
Yesterday ate noon telegram was received at
Police Headquarters, Brooklyn, from the slxtn Pre-
cinct station house, setting forth that rrauk White
forty years OF age, while temporarily insane, es-
capped the night previous, In nude state, from the
Smallpox Hospital, Flatbush. About two hours
later q wen developed case OF The dreaded
disease stalked up the broad staircase the Police
Headquarters, corner vi Court aud Livingston
streets, followed by about iity boys ana jabbering
away In broken English and German, took his seat
on the stairs. lie was speedily pursued by Sergeant
Masterson OF the Third precinct, who had tile uu-
fortunate man In charge. and was In quest OF tho
health authorities anxious to transfer the responsl-
biity ofthc custody of Mr. White to the proper ocial
Unable to find the Health Officer he besouQnt
Sergeant Rogers, OF the Central Onlce squad. to take
charge OF the patient but The latter very naturally
most positively declined. the man was eventually
removed 10 the fiatDush Hospital, from whence ne
had escaped the night previous The appearance OF
the poor fellow caused no little CONSERVATION and
there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12
GrgOk1ym Charities.

According TO the regular weekly statement Of the
Kings county Board OF Charities there are 2 23S per-
sons remaining in the institutions under their con.
troll. or this number there $50 In the almshouse
sol IN the hospital. 7os patients In the Iunatic
Now that tile spring has fairly opened and with It
avenues OF employment for the needy who are able
to nclp themselves the Commissioners are senlng
OF the pampered paupers to their bread uy the
than lOl healthy county Uenenciaries were passed
out for the season. Twenty-six patients were sent
away from the hospital, they having recovered.
The Brooklyn Beard of Es;slnatps-lEs Or.
geDizition aud Proposed Busiaess-Esii-
mates of Departments Called For.
Tie last Legislature passed. an act appointing
Board Of Commissioners Of Estimates Tor Kings
county for the revision OF the items OF expenditure
and the supervision OF the annual amount TO be
discharged by the joint Board OF Aldermen aud SUI
pervlsors. The officials mentioned In the act who
compose the Commission In question are:--Iayor
kalbiielsch, County Treasurer Thomas A. Gardiner,
Comptroller Evan NJ. johnson. Super visUr-al-l Large
william j. Osborn, CITY Treasurer Cortland II.
Sprague. These gentlemen met at the CITY Hall
yesterday ana organized under the provision Of said
act OF chapter So, laws Of the State OF New York,
by electlng Mr.. Osborn AS President, aud Edward b.
Carter Clerk. on motion OF Mr.. SprGgLe the fol-
lowing resolution was aaopted:-
Resolved That the be directed communicate 10
the heads dep OF the city
erncnts and 10 request them to present oir as
early date possible estimated OF the requ red
that at the time ,est them
eIcsng tho srcses. economy In making their several
estimates
The Board then adjourned subject 10 the call OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-28

RoCHEFoRr has finally been tried for his
completely with the Commuue and senteue-
ed to exile for life in q penal colony This
ia a much heavier oentenced than any that
he received at the hands Of the imperialists,
while his offence against the republic il
really no grAver than we're his attacks on
the empire. This fellow achieved notoriety
hy the cheap system Of brutal abuse of the
imperial family. His wit was greatly over
rated, and his Tdnterne was really dull
collection of dirty libels and frantic vitel
operations. His personal courage has been
generally doubted since his repeated attacks
OF fainting which took place whenever he
was called upon to lead riot. II is not
probable that be took any active part in the
proceedings of the Commune, iDGsmueh as
she role of en- active communist was 9 de-
oidediy dangerous one, and Rochfort always
preferred 10 keep at q safe distance from
dangerous enterprises His exile will be no
loss to the journalism of France which be
diGgrAeed, or 10 the liberalism which be did
his best to degrade. A vulgar, unscrupu-
lous libeller, his proper place will be in
penal colony where ink and pGper are mac
cssRihIe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-28
Crirtadoro,s ExceIsiar Rair pIe
Ladies, take Particular k0tics.
The Real Velpau Female Pills
xgAua AMT@n kkEk

These Pills, 80 celebrated many years ago in
Paris for the -elie Of lem ALE regularIGiea and
afterwards for their criminal ON 10y emit in the
praotios of abortion, are offered for sale for
che frs. time in America. They have been kept
in com pasativs obscurity from the tact that th .
orig instor, DIR. sVelpau, Is pm stefan in Paris
VI great wealth an has strict oonscientiourspriD
ci ples. and has withheld them from general use,
lest eyshonl1 be employed for unlawful pIT-
poses,
10 overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
of the Womb, hites, Green Sickness, Suppress
sion, Retention, or Immodsrase Flow Of the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Affec-
lions, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exerton Palpitstion of the Heart, Hys-
tsrics 6e., and will effect cure when all o. her
means have failed ; and, although . powsrfni
remedy, 10 not contain oalomel, antimony, or
snything hurtful to the constitution III
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been REQUESTED, they are peculiarly suited
They will, in q short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
CAUTION Ladies should never take
them when there is any reasen 70 believe thssza-
selves pregnant, for they viii be sure soprodass
miscarriage. a
Ladies can proeuFe hex, sealed from the eyes
OF the curious, BY enclosing enc dollar, And sin
postage stamps TO n W. NAC0MBER, General
Agent for United States and oAnadaa, af Albany
n. 4. or Of say authorised Agent. my24Awly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-28
EVERY LApYIN TIE HAND sHoULDKRoW
what white Glycerine Il
s4- 80 AND II =---.- 81. j.
What it Does.
WHITE GLYCERINE

Is now acknO wledged to be, in every respect, the
superior of any and ell articles used to benefit
the skin and improve the complexion. The Skin
which has been long 6lled with Impurities, sPOt'
or discolorsti0ns, or which has been injured. al
is often the case, by the application Of poison
ous cosmetics and lotions, may be perfectly rem
Ovated by this rom ark&ble fluid.
Once thoroughly impregnsted with Whit'
Glycerine the skin grows Purer and clearer, unit
it reaches psSrl-like srAnspareney and beauty
unArtGinGbls by any other known means, after
which but little, comparatively, Is required t.
maintain rich, healGhful, natural and hesutifu
complexion.
Itis ALEC uasquAlled IS q speedy and positive
cure for ohApped hands, rough skin, etc.
PEARLS WHITE GLYoERIEz
Is sold by all wholesale and retail Druggists ant
dealers in Perfumery and Toilet Articles.
jel5dly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-28
A TOUCHING SCENE.
a Dogs Affection for his Dead
Master.
From the Memphis Avalanche. J

From the Memphis Avalanche.
Many instances have been recorded Of the
Affection and sagaoIty displayed by dogs
when their masters have died OF been ip or
ed in any manner. Perhaps as affecting an
incident of this kind as ever witnessed was
the action Of the dog Pinch Owned by the
late Hod Morse, who was shot Friday night
upon being shown the body of his dead
master, as II lay upon board Sunday morn
ing, preparatory to being placed in the
ootiip. Everybody who knew lod knew
Pinch for they were insepArSble. An iron
grey dog, of tho Scotch terrier breed, be
was noted for his sagaciIy aud fighting
qualities. Sunday morning a friend OF
uoas, Tor the frat time, took the dog into
the room where the remains we're. A mum
Der OF Moores friends were present ct the
time and eau vouon for the accuracy of the
story. When let in the room Pinch let bis
head fall 10 the floor and with allow srepa
walked directly across to where Holds BODY
was lying. Stopping by me body be raised
hls head and oegGn allow, monolonous howl
while utteriug these bowls, Pinch would
from time to time look around a. the differ
ont men present, as if making . mute Ap-
BODY Noticing this. one Of the msn took
. ohAir AND placed II by Hod's head AS
soon as ~ was placed in position the dog
Jumped upon the chair aud With his fore
paw brushed the cloth from his masters
face. Amer he had removed the cloth he
tarsT one leg over Hod's breast, while he
laid his face on tina, of his mater and rub,
binR it over few times, commenced lick
ing II as If DESTROYS Of s-aaeninV him.
Seeing that this did not hAvs ~ s..;rsd
effect, Pinch stopped and looked ;D,o HnS,.
face for q moment, again commaoo.d -,
ing or rather whining in g piiiful mannsr
The whole scene, taking in the surronnd.
inRs, was q most sorroWfui one, and brongh,
tsArs and aobS from the men whom N,
world regard As social Pariahs, but in whom
as this incident proved, all the better feel
inNs had not yet been deadensd. Pincl
continued his pantomine until seem;ngl,
convinced that he could not arouse his mas
ter, whom hs jumped down and with slo,
steps left the room, never returning unit
after the body had been conveyed to it's fns
resting-place in Elmvood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-28
- Book of Nature.

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- tive Organs .aeSueI io5shlitx, n6
Z tai Fcrce-how .oct, HOY restored, eiseH
nth when diseased, how cured, how pre-
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. the most successful physician IN fhe west
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-28

TIE Germans have built three miniature
iron.elads in Dantzio. They are intended
80 FIX torpedoes under an enemy's ships. Il
is believed that these little vessels will be
able to run swiftly up to the enemy, fix her
forpedOes, and make good her escape with
out much risk. The suthor OF the 'Bastle
of DOrking' may lAy,olAim to the originA-
ton of the idea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-28
NIH DIoAL,
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Sperm atorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Night
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Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves, Difficult
Breathing, Pale CountsnAne Insanity, Con
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@a-T This medicine has been ssed in our prac-
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Es~ Zach package Of Vegetable Care IS wrap
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gar-eoAted Pills, and one vial Of Medicafed
Powders, Sufficient TIC make one half pint Of in
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-28

We find it stated in English exchanges
that the sEull Of tbs late Mr.. Grots, the
historian OF Greece, has, in accordance with
his own wish, been opened by Professor
Marshall, and, contrary TO general belief
the brain has found to be astonishing small
and OF peculiar formation. The latter
clause was probably added for the comfort
of phrenOlogists.